Michael Frisch of Baylor University, developed the Quality of Life Inventory (QOLI) test, relying on self-reporting, to assess an individual’s quality of life, using a three-point rating scale to assess sixteen domains of their life, this is completed with a six-point rating scale (Frisch, M. B., 2013). Vital scores are tallied by the contentment each participant feels per domain, values are determined for the totality of satisfaction with their current quality of life (Frisch, M. B., 2013). The test itself is user-friendly, proven paramount in assessing the overall ebb and flow of happiness and satisfaction with their quality of life. QOLI, can be a valuable tool in measuring the level of satisfaction in employment, schooling, therapy, family
