Predictive Validity and Sensitivity to Change in Quality of Life Assessment and Life Satisfaction: Further Studies of the Quality of Life Inventory or QOLI in Mental Health Settings
Michael B. Frisch(Baylor University), David A. Kopplin(Baylor University), Melanie Rudd(Baylor University), Andrew Greenstone(Baylor University), Steven V. Rouse(Pepperdine University), Jennifer K. Paweleck(AmeriCorps), Michelle P. Clark(TiGenix (Spain))
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