POPS consists of two domains and six items: Positive Attitude Towards Life (PATL: optimism, easygoing, laughter, and introversion/ outgoing) and Emotional Expression (EE: expressing emotions openly and not bottling up emotions).
The scale development study generated two domains: domain 1, Positive Attitude Towards Life (PATL: optimism, easygoing, laughter, and introversion/out-going); domain 2, Emotional Expression (EE: expressing emotions openly and not bottling up emotions).
The results generated two personality characteristics/domains, Positive Attitude Towards Life (PATL: optimism, easygoing, laughter, and introversion/outgoing) and Emotional Expression (EE: expressing emotions openly and not bottling up emotions).
POPS consists of two personality characteristics, Positive Attitude Towards Life (PATL: optimism, easygoing, laughter, and introversion/outgoing) and Emotional Expression (EE: expressing emotions openly and not bottling up emotions).
Based on a principal component analysis, six of the original eleven candidate items were selected, and two robust components were identified: Positive Attitude Towards Life (PATL: optimism, easygoing, laughter, and introversion/outgoing) and Emotional Expression (EE: expressing emotions openly and not bottling up emotions).
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