Development and Validation of the retirement readiness Scale (RRS)
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https://doi.org/10.63797/bjh.v44i3.4081Keywords:
Retirement readiness, Well-being in retirement, Retirement transitionAbstract
This study developed and validated the Retirement Readiness Scale (RRS) to assess somatic, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral aspects of retirement readiness among Iraqi workers. A sample of (510) participated in 2 study. Through rigorous scale development and psychometric analyses, including principal components analysis and confirmatory factor analysis, a four-factor structure emerged: purposefulness, acceptance, hope, and compensation. The RRS demonstrated strong psychometric properties. Importantly, the RRS is the first to comprehensively assess retirement readiness from a symptomatic perspective, highlighting the foundational role of purpose in life. These findings contribute significantly to the literature and have implications for both research and interventions aimed at improving retirement experiences.
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