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Spiritual Well-Being (SWB) Scale

The document presents the Spiritual Well-Being (SWB) Scale, which consists of statements for individuals to assess their agreement regarding their spiritual experiences. Respondents select from a range of options indicating their level of agreement, with higher scores reflecting greater well-being. The scale includes both positively and negatively worded items, which are scored accordingly.

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Spiritual Well-Being (SWB) Scale

The document presents the Spiritual Well-Being (SWB) Scale, which consists of statements for individuals to assess their agreement regarding their spiritual experiences. Respondents select from a range of options indicating their level of agreement, with higher scores reflecting greater well-being. The scale includes both positively and negatively worded items, which are scored accordingly.

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SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING (SWB) Scale

For each of the following statements, circle the choice that best indicates the extent of your
agreement or disagreement as it describes your personal experience:

• SA = Strongly Agree
• D = Disagree
• MA = Moderately Agree
• MD = Moderately Disagree
• A = Agree
• SD = Strongly Disagree

Statements Strongly Disagree Moderately Moderately Agree Strongly


Disagree Disagree Agree Agree
1. I don’t find much
satisfaction in private
prayer with God.
2. I don’t know who I
am, where I came
from, or where I’m
going.

3. I believe that God


loves me and cares
about me.

4. I feel that life is a


positive experience.

5. I believe that God is


impersonal and not
interested in my daily
situations.

6. I feel unsettled
about my future.

7. I have a personally
meaningful
relationship with God.

8. I feel very fulfilled


and satisfied with life.
9. I don’t get much
personal strength and
support from my God.

10. I feel a sense of


well-being about the
direction my life is
headed in.

11. I believe that God


is concerned about my
problems.

12. I don’t enjoy much


about life.

13. I don’t have a


personally satisfying
relationship with God

14. I feel good about


my future.

15. My relationship
with God helps me not
to feel lonely.

16. I feel that life is full


of conflict and
unhappiness.

17. I feel most fulfilled


when I’m in close
communion with God.

18. Life doesn’t have


much meaning.

19. My relation with


God contributes to my
sense of well-being.

20. I believe there is


some real purpose for
my life.
Note: Items are scored from l to 6, with the higher number representing more well-being.
Negatively worded items (#1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 12, 13, 16, 18) are reversed scored. Odd number items
assess religious well¬ being; even numbered items assess existential well-being.

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