Level of Social Frustration, LSF-1 Test - the question form

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1. Satisfaction with your relationship with your wife.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
2. Satisfaction with your relationship with your parents.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
3. Satisfaction with your relationship with your children.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Not at all satisfied
4. Satisfaction with relationships with relatives.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
5. Satisfaction with your relationships with friends.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
6. Satisfaction with relationships with the opposite sex.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
7. Satisfaction with relationships with colleagues at work.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
8. Satisfaction with your working relationship with workplace administration.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
9. Satisfaction with your education.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
10. Satisfaction with your level of professional training.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
11. Satisfaction with your professional life.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
12. Overall satisfaction with your work.
1 - Completely satisfied
2 - Rather satisfied
3 - Difficult to say
4 - Rather dissatisfied
5 - Completely dissatisfied
13. Satisfaction with your financial situation.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
14. Satisfaction with your housing and living conditions.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
15. Satisfaction with how you spend your free time.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
16. Satisfaction with your position in society.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
17. Satisfaction with your physical health.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
18. Satisfaction with your emotional and psychological well-being.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
19. Satisfaction with your ability to work.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Not sure
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
20. Overall satisfaction with your lifestyle.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
1. Satisfaction with your relationship with your husband.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Not at all satisfied
2. Satisfaction with your relationship with your parents.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Not sure
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
3. Satisfaction with your relationships with your children.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
4. Satisfaction with your relationships with relatives.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Not at all satisfied
5. Satisfaction with your relationships with friends.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
6. Satisfaction with relationships with the opposite sex.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
7. Satisfaction with your relationships with your coworkers.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
8. Satisfaction with your relationship with your workplace administration.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Mostly satisfied
3 – Not sure
4 – Mostly dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
9. Satisfaction with your education.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
10. Satisfaction with your level of professional training.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
11. Satisfaction with your professional activity.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
12. Overall satisfaction with your work.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
13. Satisfaction with your financial situation.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
14. Satisfaction with your housing and living conditions.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
15. Satisfaction with how you spend your free time.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Somewhat satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Somewhat dissatisfied
5 – Not at all satisfied
16. Satisfaction with your position in society.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Not at all satisfied
17. Satisfaction with your physical condition.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
18. Satisfaction with your psycho-emotional state.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
19. Satisfaction with your ability to work.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Hard to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
20. Overall satisfaction with your lifestyle.
1 – Completely satisfied
2 – Rather satisfied
3 – Difficult to say
4 – Rather dissatisfied
5 – Completely dissatisfied
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