Sense of Coherence Scale
Rasch analysis of the sense of coherence scale in a sample of people with morbid obesity – a cross-sectional study
... validity (step 4). These statistics were based on mean square (MnSq) residuals and standardized z-values for all items and persons and indicate the degree of match between actual responses on the SOC-13 items and the ...
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Reliability and Validity of the Norwegian Family Sense of Coherence Scale
... Methods: In total, 264 parents of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ADHD and 157 parents of children in secondary schools in three municipalities responded to a ques[r] ...
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Translation and Validation of the Japanese Version of the Family Sense of Coherence Scale Short Form in Nurses
... Family Sense of Co- herence Scale-short form (FSOC-S) into a Japanese version (J-FSOC-S) for Japanese nurses and to evaluate its reliability and ...and Sense of Coherence (SOC) Scale ...
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Comparing Antonovsky's sense of coherence scale across three UK post-industrial cities
... The results suggest the need for further research into this paradox — although in many cases, potential areas of enquiry are currently hampered by a lack of available, comparable, data. For example, some commentators ...
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Psychometric limitations of the 13-item Sense of Coherence Scale assessed by Rasch analysis
... Our evaluation of the SOC-13 in a population of adults with IBD is a replication of our prior psychometric evaluation of the SOC-13 in a sample of adults with morbid obesity, which yielded similar findings. In the ...
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The sense of coherence in imagined future narratives : a qualitative analysis
... the sense of coherence was ...the sense of coherence in imagined future scenarios rather than it is possible with the items of the sense of coherence scale by Antonovsky ...
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Construct validity and factor structure of sense of coherence (SoC-13) scale as a measure of resilience in Eritrean refugees living in Ethiopia
... others, sense of coherence is a personality-focused collective attribute employed for predicting health, which is protective against the negative consequences of adverse events ...of sense of ...
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The role of sense of coherence in group relations training
... (1) SOC was measured by means of Antonovsky’s (1987) 29- item Sense of Coherence Scale. This provides a total as well as sub-scores for the three dimensions. The scale has satisfactory levels ...
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Sense of Coherence in People with Cerebral Palsy in Greece
... that sense of coherence is connected to people’s (mental) health and as a result it af- fects their quality of ...of Coherence Scale”, a questionnaire of 13 questions, based on various sectors ...
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Sense of Coherence in Persons with Dementia and Their Next of Kin—A Mixed Method Study
... that sense of coherence primarily determines physical and mental health ...a sense of coherence in everyday life can reduce the impact of stress on the individual in everyday ...the ...
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Meaning in life: resilience beyond reserve
... The third component of the MiL construct refers to the in- dividual’s evaluation of how important, worthwhile, and inherently valuable their life feels and the sense of having a life worth living. Some scholars ...
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Association of social support with gratitude and sense of coherence in Japanese young women: a cross-sectional study
... However, sense of coherence was positively correlated with both emotional and instrumental social support from family and only emotional social support from ...with sense of ...
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Distribution and evaluation of sense of coherence among older immigrants before and after a health promotion intervention – results from the RCT study promoting aging migrants’ capability
... health and health resources among older persons aging in migration. The salutogenic perspective on health empha- sizes the importance of a sense of coherence (SOC) in everyday life. SOC refers to the ...
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The role of socio-demographic variables and their interaction effect on sense of coherence
... According to Rothmann and Ekkerd (2007), wellness is widely accepted as the conceptual anchor of Antonovsky’s salutogenic approach, in which SOC is regarded as a source of resilience and a wellness-protecting orientation ...
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Exploring the Sense of Coherence in Past and Future Perspectives of Refugees
... (+) utterances of meaningfulness were found recurrently as she described having her son with her again, feeling happy and free and enjoying life. This she connected to the abovementioned utterances of manageability, that ...
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Sense of coherence over time for parents with a child diagnosed with cancer
... The Swedish version of SOC, which appears in the Swedish edition of “Unravelling the mystery of health” [20], was used to measure the parents’ sense of coherence. The ques- tionnaire used comprises 29 ...
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Sense of coherence and employees’ perceptions of helping and restraining factors in an organisation
... of coherence and those with a weak sense of ...weak sense of coherence perceive helping ...weak sense of coherence pertained to the nature of the job, monetary rewards, receiving ...
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The Experiences of Partners of Cardiac Patients: Sense of Coherence and Cardiac Beliefs
... Davies, (2000) conducted a descriptive survey of 59 carers of cardiac surgery patients in the UK. He reported that there was very little literature specifically focusing on the needs of relatives or carers of cardiac ...
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Burden, Health and Sense of Coherence among Relatives of Depressed Inpatients
... and sense of coherence among relatives of inpatients with severe ...and sense of ...Assessment Scale, General Health Questionnaire and Sense of Co- herence ...weaker sense of ...
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The sense of coherence and styles of success in the medical career: a longitudinal study
... We found that academic achievement explains only professional competence. Satisfaction with medicine as a career, the level of work stress and burnout related to performing this job, and the quality of life of these ...
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