ArticleFrontiers in psychology2026
Measuring psychological flexibility to promote wellbeing: validation of the Spanish Psy-Flex in a healthy sample.
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Introduction: In a context in which psychological flexibility has been revealed to be a pivotal process in psychological well-being, the Psy-Flex scale has emerged as a theoretically based, context-sensitive, brief scale that can be used in different settings and has good psychometric properties. Methods: This study aims at analyzing the psychometric properties of the Spanish translation of the Psy-Flex, based on the responses of a sample of 170 healthy individuals. Standard psychometric methods and network analysis were used to evaluate the behavior of the adapted scale. Results: The analyses on the six items of the Spanish Psy-Flex yielded a single-factor structure (χ Discussion: The Spanish version of the Psy-Flex is a psychometrically adequate scale for use in a population without mental health problems as a measure of psychological flexibility.
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