Urdu Translation and Validation of Fate Control, Short Hardiness, Psychological Wellbeing, Gratitude, and Brief Resilience Scales

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Urdu Translation and Validation of Fate Control, Short Hardiness, Psychological Wellbeing, Gratitude, and Brief Resilience Scales

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The current study aimed to translate and validate the Fate Control scale, Short Hardiness Scale, Psychological Wellbeing Scale, The Gratitude Questionnaire, and Brief Resilience Scale. The study comprised of three phases; phase-I was the translation of the scales by using forwardbackward translation method. In phase-II, cross language validation was established on a sample of 60 (male=25, female=35) bilingual young adults of age range 26 to 31 years (M=27.75, SD=1.29), selected through a convenient sampling technique.

Urdu Translation and Validation of Fate Control, Short Hardiness, Psychological Wellbeing, Gratitude, and Brief Resilience Scales

Urdu Translation and Validation of Fate Control, Short Hardiness, Psychological Wellbeing, Gratitude, and Brief Resilience Scales


They were divided into three equal groups. Each group was given all versions of the scales (i.e., Urdu, English, and Original) in three slots to analyze inter-versions correlations. Significant positive inter-correlations were found between original, forward translated, and backward translated versions of the scales. In phase III, the reliability and validity analyses were run to establish the psychometric properties of the translated versions. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was carried out to confirm the factor structure of the translated versions of the scales on a sample of 200 individuals (male=142, and female=58) of age range from 24 to 50 years (M=33.62, SD=6.72). Furthermore, the convergent and discriminant validity of the translated instruments was assessed to establish the construct validity. Results supported the original structure of the scales.

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  • Muhammad Zohaib Khan
  • Syeda Shahida Batool

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Khalil Ullah July 4, 2022 - 2:51 pm

Aoa! please send me the scale. I could not download directly

Khalil Ullah July 4, 2022 - 2:51 pm

Aoa! please send me the scale. I could not download directly

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