Table 1.
Dimensions of well-being and associated MHC-SF item.
Table 2.
Characteristics of participants.
Table 3.
Descriptive statistics, continuous scores, and categorical results of the MHC-SF.
Fig 1.
Single-factor model of the MHC-SF.
Note. GWB = general well-being.
Fig 2.
Two-factor model of the MHC-SF.
Note. HWB = hedonic well-being, EuWB = eudaimonic well-being.
Fig 3.
Three-factor model of the MHC-SF.
Note. EWB = emotional well-being, SWB = social well-being, PWB = psychological well-being.
Fig 4.
Note. GWB = general well-being, EWB = emotional well-being, SWB = social well-being, PWB = psychological well-being.
Table 4.
Confirmatory factor analysis fit statistics for the MHC-SF.
Table 5.
Standardised factor loadings, Macdonald’s omega hierarchical and specific coefficients, and explained common variance of the bifactor model of the MHC-SF (Singapore sample).
Table 6.
Standardised factor loadings, Macdonald’s omega hierarchical and specific coefficients, and explained common variance of the bifactor model of the MHC-SF (Australia sample).
Table 7.
Cronbach’s α and MacDonald’s ω reliability coefficients of MHC-SF.
Table 8.
Pearson’s correlations of MHC-SF and WHO-5.
Table 9.
Pearson’s correlations of MHC-SF and self-rated question on mental health.
Table 10.
Pearson’s correlations of MHC-SF and HADS.