The WHO-5 consisted of five positively worded items including "I have felt cheerful and in good spirits"; "I have felt calm and relaxed"; "I have felt active and vigorous"; "I woke up feeling fresh and rested"; and "My daily life has been filled with things that interest me".
19 It is calculated from responses to five items: (1) I have felt cheerful and in good spirits; (2) I have felt calm and relaxed; (3) I have felt active and vigorous; (4) I woke up feeling fresh and rested and (5) my daily life has been filled with things that interest me.
Six of these (#3, I feel very active; #5, I feel tired; #7, I keep my thoughts on things; #9, I dread having to do things; #14, Physically I am in bad condition; # 20, Physically I am in excellent condition) showed only slightly disordered thresholds and no misfit (fit residual < 2.5).
On the other hand, the Energy item 'I feel energetic, active or vigorous' used only two Japanese words rather than three, as the two Japanese words captured the meaning of all three English words.
"I feel I'm as active as ever, and I have no plans to retire," Dr. Koppelman said.
Alternately, one woman didn't want her body to change from its pregnant state, which kept her from being active: "I feel … there's a little piece in there about not wanting my body to change …there's something difficult about letting go of the body that was pregnant …".
As a 52-year-old emergency physician returning to active duty, I feel a special bond with these individuals.
"I feel that it strengthens our active members who want to serve Christ just to be involved," Mr. Waldvogel said.
Whatever else happens in my life, I feel a responsibility to stay active and involved in the business community.
"Beyond music, in my personal and humanitarian thinking about the world and how can we become better humans, I feel we need more women being active; we need to raise that different energy.
