Questionnaire for recording physical well-being

The questionnaire for recording physical well-being ( FEW 16 ) is a psychological self-assessment procedure for recording positive aspects of well-being in adults. Other questionnaires either measure psychological well-being or use a negative operationalization of well-being in the sense of a disorder . The only questionnaire that is also oriented towards the positive pole is the questionnaire on current physical well-being (FAW) by Renate Frank. The FEW 16 consists of 16 questions, of which 4 questions are assigned to one of the following four scales:

Resilience,
Vitality,
Ability to enjoy,
Inner peace.

The answers are given on a six-point scale. The processing time is estimated at five to ten minutes and the time for evaluation at five minutes. A validation and standardization by Albani and colleagues from 2006 is available.

Web links

FEW-16 ( PDF download, 20.8 kB )

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Jürgen Bengel, Markus Wirtz, Christian Zwingmann: Diagnostic procedures in rehabilitation . Hogrefe, 2008, ISBN 978-3-8409-2095-0 , pp. 28–30 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
↑ Cornelia Albani, Gerd Blaser, Michael Geyer, Gabriele Schmutzer, Andreas Hinz: Validation and standardization of the "Questionnaire for recording physical well-being" (FEW-16) by Kolip and Schmidt on a representative German population sample . In: PPmP - Psychotherapy · Psychosomatics · Medical Psychology . tape 56 , no. 03/04 , p. 172-181 , doi : 10.1055 / s-2005-915467 ( researchgate.net [accessed April 24, 2016]).

[:0-1] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Jürgen Bengel, Markus Wirtz, Christian Zwingmann: Diagnostic procedures in rehabilitation . Hogrefe, 2008, ISBN 978-3-8409-2095-0 , pp. 28–30 ( limited preview in Google Book search).

[2] Cornelia Albani, Gerd Blaser, Michael Geyer, Gabriele Schmutzer, Andreas Hinz: Validation and standardization of the "Questionnaire for recording physical well-being" (FEW-16) by Kolip and Schmidt on a representative German population sample . In: PPmP - Psychotherapy · Psychosomatics · Medical Psychology . tape 56 , no. 03/04 , p. 172-181 , doi : 10.1055 / s-2005-915467 ( researchgate.net [accessed April 24, 2016]).