‘Translation is not enough’: using the Global Person Generated Index (GPGI) to assess individual quality of life in Bangladesh, Thailand, and Ethiopia
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Summary
The quantitative results suggest the GPGI shows cultural sensitivity, and is able to capture both the areas that are important to respondents, and aspects of life one would expect to impact on QoL in developing countries, especially when supported by extensive interviewer training, and supplemented with a cognitive appraisal schedule.
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- article
- Published
- 2007-05-09
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- 72
- References
- 44
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- Open access
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Keywords
Political science, Humanities, Philosophy
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