3 minutes
• 18 years or older • Must be able to read, write, and understand the assessment questionnaire • Must have the ability to provide informed consent • Must be willing to participate in the assessment and follow instructions • Must not have any known cognitive deficits or mental health issues that might affect the results
I see my community as a place full of problems.
I see much beauty around me.
I see the good in most people.
When I think of myself, I think of many shortcomings.
I think of myself as a person with many strengths.
I am optimistic about my future.
When somebody does something for me, I usually wonder if they have an ulterior motive.
When something bad happens, I often see a “silver lining,” something good in the bad event.
I sometimes think about how fortunate I have been in life.
When good things happen, I wonder if they might have been even better.
I frequently compare myself to others.
I think frequently about opportunities that I missed.
When I think of the past, the happy times are most salient to me.
I savor memories of pleasant past times.
When I see others prosper, it makes me feel bad about myself.
When I see others prosper, even strangers, I am happy for them.
When I see others prosper, even strangers, I am happy for them.
When I think of the past, for some reason the bad things stand out.
I know the world has problems, but it seems like a wonderful place anyway.
When something bad happens, I ruminate on it for a long time.
When good things happen, I wonder if they will soon turn sour.
I believe in the good qualities of other people.