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2.6.3. Loneliness scale-short version - UCLA scale (Hughes et al., 2004)
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This scale was developed to assess feelings of social isolation and loneliness. In this short version, participants are asked to choose the suitable answer within three answer options ranging from “hardly never or never” to “often”, for a total number of three items.
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