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10.57760/sciencedb.37200 2026-02-09T09:05:09Z

2026-02-09 Development and Validation of the Psychological Stability Scale for Special Operations Personnel in China doi:10.57760/sciencedb.37200 en The dataset consists of two tables. Table 1 contains data from 258 participants and was primarily used for item analysis, item-total correlation analysis, and Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA). Table 2 contains data from 697 participants and was mainly used for Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) and reliability and validity tests.Table 1 contains data from 258 participants, hence there are 258 rows; it has 47 columns. These 47 columns are respectively: ID (Participant ID), Job Type, Age, Length of service, Gender, Only Child Status, Highest Education Level, Marital Status, PSS-IA1(Item 1 of the Self-Confidence Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IA2(Item 2 of the Self-Confidence Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IA3(Item 3 of the Self-Confidence Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IA4(Item 4 of the Self-Confidence Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IA5(Item 5 of the Self-Confidence Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IB1(Item 1 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IB2(Item 2 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IB3(Item 3 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IB4(Item 4 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale) , PSS-IB5(Item 5 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IC1(Item 1 of the Equanimity Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IC2(Item 2 of the Equanimity Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale) , PSS-IC3(Item 3 of the Equanimity Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IC4(Item 4 of the Equanimity Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale) , PSS-IC5(Item 5 of the Equanimity Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ID1(Item 1 of the Rationality Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ID2(Item 2 of the Rationality Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ID3(Item 3 of the Rationality Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ID4(Item 4 of the Rationality Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ID5(Item 5 of the Rationality Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ID6(Item 6 of the Rationality Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IE1(Item 1 of the Disturbance Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IE2(Item 2 of the Disturbance Tolerance  Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IE3(Item 3 of the Disturbance Tolerance  Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IE4(Item 4 of the Disturbance Tolerance  Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IE5(Item 5 of the Disturbance Tolerance  Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IE6(Item 6 of the Disturbance Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IF1(Item 1 of the Stress Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IF2(Item 2 of the Stress Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IF3(Item 3 of the Stress Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IF4(Item 4 of the Stress Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IF5(Item 5 of the Stress Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IF6(Item 6 of the Stress Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IG1(Item 1 of the Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IG2(Item 2 of the Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IG3(Item 3 of the Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IG4(Item 4 of the Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IG5(Item 5 of the Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-IG6(Item 6 of the Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the initial version of the Psychological Stability Scale).Table 2 contains data from 697 participants , hence there are 697 rows; it has 72 columns. These 72 columns are respectively: ID (Participant ID), Job Type, Age, Length of service, Gender, Only Child Status, Highest Education Level, Marital Status,PSS-SC1(Item 1 of the Self-confidence Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SC2(Item 2 of the Self-confidence Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SC3(Item 3 of the Self-confidence Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SC4(Item 4 of the Self-confidence Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SC5(Item 5 of the Self-confidence Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-C1(Item 1 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-C2(Item 2 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-C3(Item 3 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-C4(Item 4 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-C5(Item 5 of the Conscientiousness Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ER1(Item 1 of the Equanimity and Rationality Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ER2(Item 2 of the Equanimity and Rationality Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ER3(Item 3 of the Equanimity and Rationality Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ER4(Item 4 of the Equanimity and Rationality Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ER5(Item 5 of the Equanimity and Rationality Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ER6(Item 6 of the Equanimity and Rationality Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-ER7(Item 7 of the Equanimity and Rationality Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-DT1(Item 1 of the Disturbance Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-DT2 (Item 2 of the Disturbance Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-DT3(Item 3 of the Disturbance Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-DT4(Item 4 of the Disturbance Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-DT5(Item 5 of the Disturbance Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SFT1(Item 1 of the Stress and Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SFT2(Item 2 of the Stress and Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SFT3(Item 3 of the Stress and Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SFT4(Item 4 of the Stress and Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SFT5(Item 5 of the Stress and Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SFT6(Item 6 of the Stress and Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), PSS-SFT7(Item 7 of the Stress and Frustration Tolerance Dimension in the Psychological Stability Scale), GAD1(Item 1 of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder -7), GAD2(Item 2 of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7), GAD3(Item 3 of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7), GAD4(Item 4 of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7), GAD5(Item 5 of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7), GAD6(Item 6 of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7), GAD7(Item 7 of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7), PHQ1(Item 1 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ2(Item 2 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ3(Item 31 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ4(Item 4 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ5(Item 5 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ6(Item 6 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ7(Item 7 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ8(Item 8 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), PHQ9(Item 9 of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9), CD-RICS1(Item 1 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC2((Item 2 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC3((Item 3 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC4((Item 4 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC5((Item 5 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC6((Item 6 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC7((Item 7 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC8((Item 8 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC9((Item 9 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), CD-RISC10((Item 10 of the 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale), PMHS1(Item 1 of the Positive Mental Health Scale) , PMHS2(Item 2 of the Positive Mental Health Scale), PMHS3(Item 3 of the Positive Mental Health Scale), PMHS4(Item 4 of the Positive Mental Health Scale), PMHS5(Item 5 of the Positive Mental Health Scale), PMHS6(Item 6 of the Positive Mental Health Scale), PMHS7(Item 7 of the Positive Mental Health Scale), PMHS8(Item 8 of the Positive Mental Health Scale), PMHS9(Item 9 of the Positive Mental Health Scale).The Psychological Stability Scale uses a 5-point Likert scale, with 1 representing “strongly disagree”, 2 representing “disagree”, 3 representing “neutral”, 4 representing “agree”, 5 representing “strongly agree”. The Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 uses a 4-point Likert scale, with 0 representing “not at all sure”,1 representing “several days”, 2 representing “over half the days”, 3 representing “nearly every day”. The Patient Health Questionnaire-9 uses a 4-point Likert scale, with 0 representing “not at all”,1 representing “several days”, 2 representing “more than half the days”, 3 representing “nearly every day”. The 10-Item Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale uses a 5-point Likert scale, with 0 representing “not ture at all”,1 representing “rarely true”, 2 representing “sometimes true”, 3 representing “often true”, 4 representing “true nearly all the time”. The Positive Mental Health Scale uses a 4-point Likert scale, with 1 representing “not true ”, 2 representing “somewhat true ”, 3 representing “mostly true”, 4 representing “ true”. the Psychological Stability Scale; Exploratory Factor Analysis; Confirmatory Factor Analysis ; Reliability and validity tests.; Special Operations Personnel Lingzhi Wang Chunxiao Ren Zhengzhi Feng Xiaoping Du Kebei Chen Xiaodi Han RESTRICTED dataset http://www.doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1731159 Science Data Bank