Quality-of-life measures typically assess wellbeing across which domains?

• A. Economic status only.
• B. Genetic risk factors.
• C. Physical, psychological, and social.
• D. Dietary intake only.

Answer: (C)

Quality-of-life measures assess wellbeing across multiple domains rather than a single aspect. They capture how physical health affects daily functioning, how mental and emotional state is faring, and how social relationships and participation are going. This multidimensional approach is reflected in well-known tools that assess physical health, psychological well-being, and social functioning. The other options focus on a single facet or unrelated factors, so they don’t fully represent how quality of life is measured. Therefore, the domains most commonly used are physical, psychological, and social.