Quality of life
A) measures include a normal range and standard mean.
B) cannot be measured directly and is determined by a group of questions calculating the underlying dimension.
C) measures detect subtle facets of specific disorders.
D) is an assessment of well-being across one domain.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

QOL is an assessment across many domains and cannot be measured directly. It is usually captured by calculating the value of the underlying dimension from a group of questions. There is no normal range or standard mean. A potential limitation of generic QOL measures might be the lack of sensitivity to detect subtle facets of specific disorders.

Quality of Life