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Although the PANAS is widely used in affect research there are some   controversies regarding its structure. Two related studies were reported   providing evidence that a Serbian adaptation of the PANAS represents a valid   and reliable measure of self-reported affect. Study 1 (N = 455), showed that   its psychometric properties and correlates obtained in a Serbian sample are   highly comparable to those reported in the American validation study.   Additionally, a hierarchical structure of specific affects within the PANAS   was explored via a second-order confirmatory analysis. Results showed that   Joviality, Self-Assurance, and Attentiveness can be regarded as lower-order   factors of Positive Affect, whereas Fear, Self- Disgust, and Hostility seem   to represent lower-order factors of Negative Affect. Study 2 (N = 87)   demonstrated differential momentary activations of the identified lower-order   factors in the real-life situation of taking an exam. The construct validity   of the specific subscales was supported. Among the subscales, Self-Disgust   had inadequate psychometric properties. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke   Republike Srbije, br. 179006

Serbian adaptation of the positive and negative affect schedule (PANAS): Its facets and second-order structure