ArticleJournal of latinx psychology2026
El Bienestar no se Encuentra, se Construye: Development and Initial Structure of the Latine Well-being Scale.
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While there is consensus that well-being is a multidimensional construct shaped by various factors, there is a significant knowledge gap on what constitutes well-being for communities immersed in cultural collectivism. This discrepancy limits the field's knowledge on what constitutes well-being for Latine communities, who often prioritize interpersonal relationships over the self. For this reason, the current study sought to develop and determine the initial factor structure of a measure assessing Latine well-being. The Latine Well-being Scale (LWBS), a self-report measure of well-being, was developed and administered to a sample of Spanish- and English-speaking Latine adults (
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