## Quality of life The Quality of Life Scale (QoLS) typically covers several domains of life satisfaction. Here are suggested questions for each of those areas: 1. Material and Physical Well-being: - How satisfied are you with your current financial situation? - How satisfied are you with your current state of health? 2. Relationships with Other People: - How satisfied are you with your personal relationships (family, friends, etc.)? - How satisfied are you with the support you receive from others? 3. Social, Community and Civic Activities: - How satisfied are you with your involvement in community activities or organizations? - How satisfied are you with your ability to influence things in your community that are important to you? 4. Personal Development and Fulfillment: - How satisfied are you with your opportunities for learning and improving yourself? - How satisfied are you with your ability to express yourself creatively (music, art, writing, etc.)? 5. Recreation: - How satisfied are you with your leisure activities and hobbies? - How satisfied are you with the amount of relaxation and free time you have? 6. Independence: - How satisfied are you with your level of independence in making life decisions? - How satisfied are you with your ability to do things for yourself? Responses could be structured on a 7-point Likert scale, from "very dissatisfied" to "very satisfied." It's important to remember that this is just a suggested list and may need to be adapted to your specific needs or circumstances. Also, always respect ethical considerations when asking these questions, especially around privacy and consent.