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Assesses the physical aspects of quality of life, such as pain levels, energy, and mobility. Measurement can include the use of scales such as the SF-36 Physical Functioning Scale.

Evaluates psychological aspects including mood, anxiety levels, and emotional well-being. Common measurement tools are the SF-36 Mental Health Scale and the Beck Depression Inventory.

Refers to the ability to maintain social relationships, engage in social activities, and fulfill social roles. Can be measured by instruments like the Social Functioning Scale (SFS).

Concerns the extent to which physical or emotional problems interfere with work or other daily activities. Measurements often involve self-report questionnaires like the Role Limitations Scale from the SF-36.

Assesses the intensity of pain and the extent to which pain hinders normal work both outside the home and housework. Scales like the Visual Analog Scale (VAS) for pain are frequently used.

Involves subjective evaluations of one's overall health status, including current health, health outlook, and resistance to illness. The SF-36 General Health Scale is a common measure.

Examines feelings of being full of energy versus feelings of tiredness and fatigue. Measurement tools include the SF-36 Vitality Scale.