“…The CAAS consists of 24 items, with six items per subscale, and uses a Likert‐type scale response format ranging from 1 ( not strong ) to 5 ( strongest ). Participants are asked to identify how strongly they have developed a series of strengths, with sample items including “Preparing for the future,” “Keeping upbeat,” and “Working up to my ability.” The CAAS is gaining support for use in the United States (Autin, Douglass, Duffy, England, & Allan, 2017; Douglass & Duffy, 2015), as well as internationally (Hirschi & Valero, 2015; Nilforooshan & Salimi, 2016). Studies have provided evidence of concurrent validity, with the CAAS showing positive relationships with emotional intelligence (Coetzee & Harry, 2013) and self‐esteem (Rossier, Zecca, Stauffer, Maggiori, & Dauwalder, 2012).…”