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UCLA Loneliness Scale

UCLA Loneliness Scale The UCLA Loneliness Scale is a standardized measure used to assess loneliness, meaning a person’s subjective sense of social isolation.

The UCLA Loneliness Scale is a standardized measure used to assess loneliness, meaning a person’s subjective sense of social isolation. In the source, Version 3 was used to evaluate loneliness in older adults.

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Drafting source: Yuan Guangjie; Cheng Zihan; Wang Jiaojian; Wang Lin. The buffering effect of spousal support in later life: mediated and moderated pathways from negative life events to loneliness among older adults. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1698354; article XML SHA-256 7b560f9d448cd425e25eeccc886457103926b8a54f3f37c950433c95d8e60e3f. “The buffering effect of spousal support in later life: mediated and moderated pathways from negative life events to loneliness among older adults” (10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1698354).
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UCLA Loneliness Scale

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