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Help from workfare to friends

Function

Promoting achievement, earnings, employment, self-sufficiency

Relevance

Poverty, responsibility, working

Target

Security

Respondent

Recipient

Feature

12 items in 5-point rating scale

Reliability

.847

References

Tang, Kwong-leung, Bong-ho Mok, Chau-kiu Cheung, and Vivian Wei-quan Lou. 2005. An Evaluation Study of Intensive Employment Assistance Projects for CSSA and Near-CSSA Recipients. Hong Kong, China: Social Welfare Department.

Help from workfare to friends - userguide
ENG Help from workfare to friends - userguide
CHT Help from workfare to friends - userguide
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Help from workfare to friends - scale
ENG Help from workfare to friends - scale
CHT Help from workfare to friends - scale
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Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s self-worth

Function

Supportive services for divorced families, co-parenting education, parenting coordination

Relevance

Parental conflict, psychological distress, recovery

Target

Divorced families

Respondent

Individuals in post-separation or post-divorce families

Feature

4 items in 5-point rating scale

Reliability

.82

References

Fisher, Bruce, & Alberti, Robert. (1978). Rebuilding: When your relationship ends. Boulder, CO: Family Relations.

Lau, Yuk King, and Glenn Stone. (2018). “Difficult But Possible”: Evaluation study on the effectiveness of the co-parenting supportive service for divorced families in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: The Hong Kong Catholic Marriage Advisory Council.

Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s self-worth - userguide
ENG Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s self-worth - userguide
CHT Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s self-worth - userguide
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Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s self-worth - scale
ENG Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s self-worth - scale
CHT Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s self-worth - scale
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Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s grief

Function

Supportive services for divorced families, co-parenting education, parenting coordination

Relevance

Parental conflict, psychological distress, recovery

Target

Divorced families

Respondent

Individuals in post-separation or post-divorce families

Feature

8 items in 5-point rating scale

Reliability

.92

References

Fisher, Bruce, & Alberti, Robert. (1978). Rebuilding: When your relationship ends. Boulder, CO: Family Relations.

Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s grief - userguide
ENG Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s grief - userguide
CHT Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s grief - userguide
CHS

Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s grief - scale
ENG Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s grief - scale
CHT Divorce adjustment scale: ex-spouse’s grief - scale
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Offenders’ depression

Function

Offender therapy, comparative criminology, positive psychology

Relevance

Psychological gymnasium, negative emotion, sense of hope

Target

Offenders

Respondent

Offenders

Feature

7 items in 4-point rating scale

Reliability

.91

References

Miriam Taouk Moussa, Peter F. Lovibond, & Roy Laube. (2001). Psychometric properties of a Chinese version of the 21-item depression anxiety stress scales (DASS21). Sydney, NSW: Transcultural Mental Health Centre. Cumberland Hospital.

Vivian Wai Man Mak, Samuel Mun Yin. Ho, Regina Wing Yin Kwong, & Wing Ling Li. (2018). A gender-responsive treatment facility in correctional services: The development of psychological gymnasium for women offenders. International journal of offender therapy and comparative criminology, 62(4), 1062-1079.

Offenders’ depression - userguide
ENG Offenders’ depression - userguide
CHT Offenders’ depression - userguide
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Offenders’ depression - scale
ENG Offenders’ depression - scale
CHT Offenders’ depression - scale
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Offenders’ anxiety

Function

Offender therapy, comparative criminology, positive psychology

Relevance

Psychological gymnasium, negative emotion, sense of hope

Target

Offenders

Respondent

Offenders

Feature

7 items in 4-point rating scale

Reliability

.84

References

Offenders’ anxiety - userguide
ENG Offenders’ anxiety - userguide
CHT Offenders’ anxiety - userguide
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Offenders’ anxiety - scale
ENG Offenders’ anxiety - scale
CHT Offenders’ anxiety - scale
CHS

Offenders’ stress

Function

Offender therapy, comparative criminology, positive psychology

Relevance

Psychological gymnasium, negative emotion, sense of hope

Target

Offenders

Respondent

Offenders

Feature

7 items in 4-point rating scale

Reliability

.91

References

Offenders’ stress - userguide
ENG Offenders’ stress - userguide
CHT Offenders’ stress - userguide
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Offenders’ stress - scale
ENG Offenders’ stress - scale
CHT Offenders’ stress - scale
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Family life quality of elders in the community

Function

Promoting efficacy, functioning, support

Relevance

Harmony, resource, strength

Target

Elder

Respondent

Elder

Feature

6 items in 5-point rating scale

Reliability

.729

References

Kwan, Alex Yui-huen, Chau-kiu Cheung, Raymond Man-hung Ngan, Sik Hung Ng, Anna Lau, Edward Man-fuk Leung, and Sophia Siu-chee Chan. 2003. Assessment, Validation, and Promotion for the Quality of Life and Continuum of Care of Elderly People in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Department of Applied Social Studies, City University of Hong Kong.

Family life quality of elders in the community - userguide
ENG Family life quality of elders in the community - userguide
CHT Family life quality of elders in the community - userguide
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Family life quality of elders in the community - scale
ENG Family life quality of elders in the community - scale
CHT Family life quality of elders in the community - scale
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Empowerment received by youths in the community

Function

Promoting development, efficacy, connection

Relevance

Ability, enlightenment, skill

Target

Youth

Respondent

Youth

Feature

10 items in 5-point rating scale

Reliability

.851

References

Ngai, Steven Sek-yum, Chau-kiu Cheung, and Chi-tat Chan. 2019. Report of Cyber Youth Outreach. Hong Kong, China: Boys & Girls’ Club Association, Caritas Hong Kong, and Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups.

Empowerment received by youths in the community - userguide
ENG Empowerment received by youths in the community - userguide
CHT Empowerment received by youths in the community - userguide
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Empowerment received by youths in the community - scale
ENG Empowerment received by youths in the community - scale
CHT Empowerment received by youths in the community - scale
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Drug abuse benefit perceived by youths in the community

Function

Promoting harmony, satisfaction, trust

Relevance

Compromise, dissonance, violence

Target

Offense

Respondent

Youth

Feature

12 items in 5-point rating scale

Reliability

.814

References

Cheung, Chau-kiu, and Steven Sek-yum Ngai. 2013. “Reducing Youth’s Drug Abuse through Training Social Workers for Cognitive–behavioral Integrated Treatment.” Children & Youth Services Review 35:302-311.