Selection |
Variable |
Info |
Assessment type |
Constructs |
|
NBACK_NOMATCH_POS_RT |
Nback positive nonmatch Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_WW_POS_ACC |
Switch word-word pos-pos Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_WW_POS_RT |
Switch word-word pos-pos Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_WW_NEG_ACC |
Switch word-word neg-neg Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
DSM_PTSD_13 |
Limited expressions of affect. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
PANAS_NL_12 |
Hostile |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
SWITCH_WW_NEG_RT |
Switch word-word neg-neg Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FINANCE |
Financial situation |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
SOCIO_ECONOMIC
|
|
HEIGHT |
Height |
Baseline |
HEIGHT
PHYSICAL_HEALTH
|
|
WEIGHT |
Weight |
Baseline |
PHYSICAL_HEALTH
WEIGHT
|
|
SWITCH_WC_POS_ACC |
Switch word-color pos-pos Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FB_FRIENDS |
Number of facebook friends |
Baseline |
SOCIAL
SOCIAL_INTERACTION
|
|
AFFGRID |
Indicate how you feel right now using the grid below. |
ESM |
AFFECT
AROUSAL
VALENCE
|
|
GRID_AROUSAL |
Arousal: computed from the affect grid |
ESM |
AFFECT
AROUSAL
|
|
GRID_VALENCE |
Valence: computed from the affect grid |
ESM |
AFFECT
VALENCE
|
|
HAP |
How happy do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
HAPPINESS
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
RLX |
How relaxed do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
RELAXATION
|
|
CHEER |
How cheerful do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
CHEERFULNESS
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
SAD |
How sad do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
SADNESS
|
|
ANG |
How angry do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
ANGER
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
FEAR |
How fearful do you feel at th emoment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
ANXIETY
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
DEP |
How depressed do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
DEPRESSION
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
STR |
How stressed do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
STRESS
|
|
LONE |
How lonely do you feel at the moment? |
ESM |
AFFECT
LONELINESS
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
CONF |
How much confidence do you have at the moment? |
ESM |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RUM_1 |
Since the last beep, have you ruminated about something in the past? |
ESM |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RUM_2 |
Since the last beep, have you ruminated about something in the future? |
ESM |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
DIST |
Since the last beep, have you distracted yourself from your feelings? |
ESM |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
PERS |
Since the last beep, have you looked at the cause of your feelings from another perspective? |
ESM |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
SUPR |
Since the last beep, have you suppressed the need to show your emotions? |
ESM |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
SOCSHR |
Since the last beep, have you talked to others about your emotions? |
ESM |
EMOTION_REGULATION
SOCIAL_SHARING
STRATEGY
|
|
NEGEV |
Think of the most negative event since the last beep, how intense was this event? |
ESM |
AFFECT_INTENSITY
EVENT
NEGATIVE_EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
|
|
IMPORT |
If you think of the content of these thoughts: how important is this to you? |
ESM |
APPRAISAL
IMPORTANCE
|
|
VALENCE |
If you think of the content of these thoughts: how negative or positive is this for you? |
ESM |
APPRAISAL
VALENCE
|
|
SRESP |
If you think of the content of these thoughts: who is responisble? |
ESM |
AGENCY
APPRAISAL
|
|
EMOCOPE |
If you think of the content of these thoughts: to what extent can you cope with it? |
ESM |
APPRAISAL
COPING_POTENTIAL
|
|
AGE |
Age (years) |
Baseline |
AGE
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
GENDER |
Biological sex |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
GENDER
|
|
NAT |
Nationality |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
NATIONALITY
|
|
LAN |
Native language |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
LANGUAGE
|
|
RACE |
Ethnicity |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
ETHNICITY
|
|
RELIG |
Religion |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
RELIGION
|
|
LIVING |
Living arrangements |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
SOCIO_ECONOMIC
|
|
TWIT_FOLLOWERS |
Number of followers on twitter |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
SOCIAL_MEDIA
|
|
EDU_1 |
study results after high school |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
EDUCATION
|
|
EDU_2 |
study during higher education |
Baseline |
DEMOGRAPHICS
EDUCATION
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_5 |
I can not stand the thought of someone leaving me and would do anything in order to avoid it: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_5 |
I can not stand the thought of someone leaving me and would do anything in order to avoid it.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_17 |
My relations are intense and unsteady. My feelings about others change rapidly and greatly.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_17 |
My relations are intense and unsteady. My feelings about others change rapidly and greatly.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_29 |
I am always insecure about who or what I am and about what's important in life. My sense of self and opinions change all the time.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_29 |
I am always insecure about who or what I am and about what's important in life. My sense of self and opinions change all the time.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_41 |
I am very impulsive.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_16 |
I couldn't get excited about anything. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_17 |
I felt I'm not worth much as a person. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_18 |
I noticed I was touchy. |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_19 |
I was aware of my heartbeat while I was not doing any exercise. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_20 |
I was anxious without a reason. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_21 |
I felt my life had no meaning. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
TIPI_1 |
Extraverted, enthusiastic. |
Baseline |
EXTRAVERSION
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_2 |
Critical, quarrelsome. |
Baseline |
AGREEABLENESS
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_3 |
Dependable, self-disciplined. |
Baseline |
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_4 |
Anxious, easily upset. |
Baseline |
NEUROTICISM
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_5 |
Open to new experiences, complex. |
Baseline |
OPENNESS
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_6 |
Reserved, quiet. |
Baseline |
EXTRAVERSION
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_7 |
Sympathetic, warm. |
Baseline |
AGREEABLENESS
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_8 |
Disorganized, careless. |
Baseline |
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_9 |
Calm, emotionally stable. |
Baseline |
NEUROTICISM
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_10 |
Conventional, uncreative. |
Baseline |
OPENNESS
PERSONALITY
|
|
SWL_1 |
In most ways my life is close to my ideal. |
Baseline |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_2 |
The conditions of my life are excellent. |
Baseline |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_3 |
I am satisfied with my life. |
Baseline |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_4 |
So far I have gotten the important things I want in life. |
Baseline |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_5 |
If I could live my life over, I would change almost nothing. |
Baseline |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
RSE_1 |
Generally, I am happy with myself. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
DSM_PTSD_14 |
Feelings of having a limited future. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_41 |
I am very impulsive.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PANAS_NL_13 |
Embarrassed |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_53 |
I have often threatened to end my life or actually tried to end my life.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_53 |
I have often threatened to end my life or actually tried to end my life.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_65 |
I have hurt myself deliberately on multiple occasions.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_65 |
I have hurt myself deliberately on multiple occasions.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_77 |
My mood is very unstable.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_77 |
My mood is very unstable.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_87 |
I often feel empty.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_87 |
I often feel empty.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_92 |
I often experience intense feelings of anger.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_92 |
I often experience intense feelings of anger.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_94 |
When I'm very stressed I can lose conscious control or become very suspiscious.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_94 |
When I'm very stressed I can lose conscious control or become very suspiscious.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Baseline |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_1 |
I had trouble calming myself. |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_2 |
I noticed my mouth was dry. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_3 |
I couldn't experience one positive feeling. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_4 |
I had trouble breathing. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_5 |
I had trouble taking initiative. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_6 |
I tended to overreact to situations. |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_7 |
I trembled. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_8 |
I was agitated. |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_9 |
I worried about situations wherein I would panic or make a fool of myself. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_10 |
I didn't feel I had anything to look forward to. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_11 |
I noticed I was very restless. |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_12 |
I found it hard to relax. |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_13 |
I feld down and gloom. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_14 |
I didn't have any patience with issues hindering me in my goals. |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_15 |
I feld I almost panicked. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
RSE_2 |
Sometimes I don't think I'm good for anything. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
DSM_PTSD_15 |
Troubles going to sleep or sleeping through the night. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
RSE_3 |
I feel I have a number of good qualities. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RSE_4 |
I can do things as well as most other people. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RSE_5 |
I feel I don't have much to be proud of. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RSE_6 |
Sometimes I fele useless. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RSE_7 |
I feel I am a worthy person, at least as worthy as others. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RSE_8 |
I wish I could have more selfrespect. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RSE_9 |
Generally, I feel like a failure. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
RSE_10 |
I have a positive attitude toward myself. |
Baseline |
SELF
SELF_ESTEEM
|
|
PSWQ_1 |
If I don't have enough time to do everything, I don't worry about it. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_2 |
My worries overwelm me. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_3 |
I tend not to worry about things. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_4 |
many situations make me worry. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_5 |
I know I should not worry about things, but I just can't help it. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_6 |
When I'm under pressure I worry a lot. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_7 |
I am always worrying about something. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_8 |
I find it easy to dismiss worrisome thoughts. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_9 |
As soon as I finish one task, I start worrying about everything else I have to do. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_10 |
I never worry about anything. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_11 |
When there's nothing more I can do about a concern, I won't worry about it anymore. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_12 |
I've been a worrier all my life. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_13 |
I notice I have been worrying about things. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_14 |
Once I start worrying I can't stop. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_15 |
I worry all the time. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_16 |
I worry about project until they are done. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PANAS_NL_1 |
Enthusiastic |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_2 |
Anxious |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_3 |
Interested |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_4 |
Angry |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_5 |
Determined |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_6 |
Stressed |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_7 |
Irritated |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_8 |
Jittery |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_9 |
Cheerful |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_10 |
Active |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_11 |
Strong |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_12 |
Hostile |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_13 |
Embarrased |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_14 |
Proud |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_15 |
Guilty |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_16 |
Attentive |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_17 |
Inspired |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_18 |
Nervous |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_19 |
Sad |
Baseline |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_20 |
Alert |
Baseline |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
ERQ_1 |
When I want to feel more positive emotion (such as joy or amusement), I change what I’m thinking about. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_2 |
I keep my emotions to myself. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_3 |
When I want to feel a less negative emotion (such as sadness or anger), I change what I’m thinking about. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_4 |
When I am feeling positive emotions, I am careful not to express them. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_5 |
When I’m faced with a stressful situation, I make myself think about it, in a way that helps me stay calm. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_6 |
I control my emotions by not expressing them. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_7 |
When I want to feel more positive emotion, I change the way I’m thinking about the situation. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_8 |
I control my emotions by changing the way I think about the situation I’m in. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_9 |
When I am feeling negative emotions, I make sure not to express them. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_10 |
When I want to feel a less negative emotion, I change the way I’m thinking about the situation. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
CESD_1 |
I was bothered by things that don’t usually bother me. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_2 |
I did not feel like eating; my appetite was poor |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_3 |
I felt that I could not shake off the blues even with the help of my family or friends. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_4 |
I felt that I was just as good as other people. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_5 |
I had trouble keeping my mind on what I was doing. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_6 |
I felt depressed. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_7 |
I felt everything I did was an effort. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_8 |
I felt hopeful about the future. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_9 |
I thought my life had been a failure. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_10 |
I felt fearful. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_11 |
My sleep was restless. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_12 |
I was happy. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_13 |
I talked less than usual. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_14 |
I felt lonely. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_15 |
People were unfriendly. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_16 |
I enjoyed life. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_17 |
I had crying spells. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_18 |
I felt sad. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_19 |
I felt that people disliked me. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_20 |
I could not get “going”. |
Baseline |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
TAS_1 |
I'm often confused about which emotion I experience |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_2 |
It is hard to find the right words for my emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_3 |
I have physical experiences that even doctors don't understand |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_4 |
I can easily describe my feelings |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_5 |
I choose to analyse my poblems rather than just describe them |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
DSM_PTSD_16 |
Irritability or anger tantrums. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
TAS_6 |
When I'm upset I don't know whether I'm angry, sad, or scared |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_7 |
I'm often riddled by my bodily sensations |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_8 |
I'd rather let things go the natural course than understand why it went like it did |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_9 |
I have feelings that I can't really name |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_10 |
It is essential to be in touch with your emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_11 |
I think it's hard to describe what my feelings towards others are |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_12 |
People ask me to describe my feelings more |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_13 |
I don't know what's going on inside me |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_14 |
I often do not know why I'm upset |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_15 |
I'd rather talk to people about their daily activities instead of their feelings |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_16 |
I rather watch light amusement shows than psychological dramas |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_17 |
It is hard for me to show my feelings even to my closest friends |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_18 |
I can feel very close to someone, even in moments of silence |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_19 |
I find it useful to explore feeling when resolving personal issues |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_20 |
Looking for hidden meaning in films and plays makes watching them less enjoyable |
Baseline |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
PSS_1 |
How often have you been upset because of something that happened unexpectedly? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_2 |
How often have you felt that you were unable to control the important things in your life? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_3 |
How often have you felt nervous and “stressed”? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_4 |
How often have you felt confident about your ability to handle your personal problems? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_5 |
How often have you felt that things were going your way? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_6 |
How often have you found that you could not cope with all the things that you had to do |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_7 |
How often have you been able to control irritations in your life? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_8 |
How often have you felt that you were on top of things? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_9 |
How often have you been angered because of things that were outside your control? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_10 |
How often have you felt difficulties were piling up so high that you could not overcome them? |
Baseline |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
NLEQ_1 |
Failed a school activity |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_2 |
Failed a school activity. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_3 |
negative reaction by loved ones to bad school performance |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_4 |
negative reaction by loved ones to bad school performance. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
DSM_PTSD_17 |
Problems concentrating. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
NLEQ_5 |
worse school performance than expected |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_6 |
worse school performance than expected. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_7 |
conflict with family member |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_8 |
conflict with family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_9 |
death of family member |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_10 |
death of family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_11 |
problem (medical, emotional, ,,,) family member |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_12 |
problem (medical, emotional, ,,,) family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_13 |
marital problems parents |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_14 |
marital problems parents. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_15 |
financial problems |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_16 |
financial problems. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_17 |
wanted a partner but had none |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_18 |
wanted a partner but had none. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_19 |
unreciprocal love |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_20 |
unreciprocal love. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_21 |
ever had a partner? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_22 |
break up |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_23 |
break up. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_24 |
partner cheated |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_25 |
partner cheated. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_26 |
physical or emotional abuse by partner |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_27 |
physical or emotional abuse by partner. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_28 |
problem partner |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_29 |
problem partner. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_30 |
missed partner for longer period of time |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
SEDAS_12 |
important not to feel negative |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
NLEQ_31 |
missed partner for longer period of time. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_32 |
conflict friends |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_33 |
conflict friends. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_34 |
broke contact with friend |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_35 |
broke contact with friend. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_36 |
gossip |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_37 |
gossip. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_38 |
death of friend |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_39 |
death of friend. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_40 |
felt left out, ignored |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_41 |
felt left out, ignored. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_42 |
fewer friends than I want |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_43 |
fewer friends than I want. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_44 |
health issues |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_45 |
health issues. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_46 |
witnessed accident or fellony |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_47 |
witnessed accident or fellony. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_48 |
legal problems |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_49 |
legal problems. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
SEDAS_1 |
important to feel positive |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_2 |
try alway to have positive feelings |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_3 |
feeling positive is normal |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_4 |
feeling positive is an important part of life |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_5 |
should feel positive |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_6 |
important that others se eme as a positive person |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_7 |
others expect me to feel positive |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_8 |
people like me better when I feel positive |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_9 |
I believe that feeling positive is normal in society |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_10 |
it is acceptable to feel positive |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_11 |
society expects people to feel positive |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_18 |
Excessive vigilance. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
SEDAS_13 |
try to avoid negative feelings |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_14 |
feeling negative is normal |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_15 |
feeling negative if an important part of life |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_16 |
I shouldn't feel negative |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_17 |
Important that others don't see me as a negative person |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_18 |
Other expect me not to feel negative |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_19 |
people find me less nice when I feel negative |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_20 |
I believe that feeling negative is normal in society |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_21 |
I believe it is socially accepted to feel negative |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_22 |
society expects people not to feel negative |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
RSQ_1 |
I ask for help to deal with the problem |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_2 |
I think about how only I feel this way |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_3 |
I think I won't be able to work because I feel so bad |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_4 |
I think about my fatigue and pain |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_5 |
I think about how hard it is to concentrate |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_6 |
I try to look at the situation in a positive way |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_7 |
I think: I'm going to do something to make me feel better |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_8 |
I help someone else to take my mind off things |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_9 |
I think about how passive and unmotivated I feel |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_10 |
I remind myself that this feeling won't last forever |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_11 |
I analyze recent events to understand why I feel depressed |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_12 |
I think about how I don't seem to feel anything |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_13 |
I think: why can't I get started |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_14 |
I wonder why I always react this way |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_15 |
I go to one of my favourite places to think about my feelings |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_16 |
I go out alone and think about why I'm feeling this way |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_17 |
I talk to someone whose judgement I appreciate |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_18 |
I think I will concentrate on something other than my feelings |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_19 |
I write down what i'm thinking and analyze it |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_20 |
I do something that has helped in the past to make me feel better |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_21 |
I think about a recent event which I wanted to have gone better |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_22 |
I think: go outside and have some fun |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_23 |
I think of a plan to deal with the problem |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_24 |
I stay away from people |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_25 |
I focus on my work |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_26 |
I wonder why I have these problems and others don't |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_27 |
I think about how sad I feel |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_28 |
I think about my faillures |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
PANAS_NL_14 |
Proud |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
RSQ_29 |
I do something I enjoy |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_30 |
I think about how I don't feel like doing anything |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
PANAS_NL_15 |
Guilty |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
RSQ_31 |
I do something fun with a friend |
Baseline |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_32 |
I analyse my personality |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_33 |
I go somewhere on my own to think about my feelings |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_34 |
I think about how mad I am at myself |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_35 |
I listen to sad music |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_36 |
I think about the reasons I feel sad |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_37 |
I try to understand my depressed feelings |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_38 |
I think: I won't be able to work if I don't get over this |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_39 |
I think: what did I do to deserve this |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_40 |
I think that I won't be able to concentrate if I keep feeling this way |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_41 |
I think: why can't things go better |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_1 |
I think: "I can do anything". |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_2 |
I think about how proud I am with myself. |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_3 |
I think: "people will think I'm arrogant" |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_4 |
I think: "this is too good to be true" |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_5 |
I think about how strong I feel |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_6 |
I enjoy the moment |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_7 |
I think: "I do everything I can" |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_8 |
I think about things that went wrong for me |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_9 |
I remind myself that these feelings won't last long |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_10 |
I notice I am full of energy |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_11 |
I think: "I can make everything work" |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_12 |
I think I am ready to begin |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_13 |
I think my luck will soon run out |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_14 |
I think about how hard it is to keep focus |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_15 |
I think about how happy I'm feeling |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_16 |
I think of things that could go wrong |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_17 |
I think: "I don't deserve this" |
Baseline |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
UCLA_1 |
in tune with people around you |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_2 |
lack companionship |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_3 |
no one to turn to |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_4 |
feel alone |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_5 |
part of a group of friends |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_6 |
a lot in common with people around you |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_7 |
no longer close to anyone |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_8 |
interests and ideas are not shared |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
DSM_PTSD_19 |
Excessive startle responses. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
UCLA_9 |
feel extraverted and friendly |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_10 |
feel close to people |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_11 |
feel left out |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_12 |
feel that relations with others are not meaningful |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_13 |
no one really knows you well |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_14 |
isolated from others |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_15 |
you can find companionship if you want it |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_16 |
there are people who really understand you |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_17 |
feel shy |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_18 |
like people are around you but not with you |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_19 |
there are people you can talk to |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_20 |
there are people you can count on |
Baseline |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
NFA_1 |
I am affraid of feeling emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_2 |
I fin dit hard to tell people close to me that I love them |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_3 |
I have to experience strong emotions regularly |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_4 |
emotions help people go through life |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_5 |
I am an emotional person |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_6 |
I think it is important to explore emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_7 |
I approach situation in which I expect to experience intense emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_8 |
I try to avoid intense emotions as I find them overwhelming |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_9 |
I choose not to experience emotional highs and lows |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_10 |
I don't know how to deal with my emotions, so I avoid them |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_11 |
Emotions are dangerous, they often result in situations I'd rather avoid |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_12 |
It is always wrong to act upon your emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_13 |
We should surrender to our emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_14 |
displays of emotions are sometimes embarrassing |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_15 |
strong emotions are generaly beneficial |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_16 |
people function most effectively when they don't experience strong emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_17 |
experience of emotions promotes human survival |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_18 |
I feel it's important to be in touch with my emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_19 |
I think it's important to know how others are feeling |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_20 |
I get stuck in my emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_21 |
I wish I felt less emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_22 |
avoiding emotional events helps me sleep at night |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_23 |
sometimes I am affraid of how I would act when I get emotional |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_24 |
I feel the need to cry sometimes |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_25 |
I would like to be rational and have fewer emotions |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_26 |
I love to decorate my bedroom with items that have emotional value |
Baseline |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
UNABLE_SCHOOL |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) not been able to work or go to school? |
Baseline |
EDUCATION
WELL_BEING
|
|
COUNSELLING |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) sought psychological counseling |
Baseline |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
MEDICATION |
Do you use any kind of medication? |
Baseline |
MEDICATION
PHYSICAL_HEALTH
|
|
HELP_SEEK |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) been advised to seek psychological help? |
Baseline |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
HOSPITAL_PSYCH |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) been admitted for psychological problems? |
Baseline |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_1 |
Depressed mood during the biggest part of the day, almost every day. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_2 |
Clear decrease of pleasure in activities that are normally pleasurable. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_3 |
Weightgain or loss (the latter without diet) or increased/decreased appetite. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_4 |
Indication wether or not there was weightloss. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_5 |
Indication wether or not there was weightgain. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_6 |
Insomnia or hypersomnia almost every day. Criterion present or not. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_7 |
Indication wether or not there was insomnia. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_8 |
Indication wether or not there was hypersomnia. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_9 |
Psychomotor agitation or retardation almost every day. Criterion present or not. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_10 |
Indication wether or not there was retardation of psychomotor functions. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_11 |
Indication wether or not there was agitation of psychomotor functions. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_12 |
Fatigue or energy loss, almost every day. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_13 |
Feelings of worthlessness of excessive guilt, almost every day. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_14 |
Indication whether the feelings included wortlessness. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_15 |
Indication whether the feelings included guilt. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_16 |
Impaired ability to think or concentrate or descision making. Criterion present or not. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_17 |
Indication wether or not there were problems with thinking. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_18 |
Indication wether or not there were problems with descisionmaking. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_19 |
Recurrent thoughts of death, suicide thoughts with or without a specific plan or an attempt to commit suicide. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_20 |
Indication wether thoughts about death occurred. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_21 |
Indication wether thoughts about suicide occurred. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_22 |
Indication wether there was a suicide plan. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_23 |
Indication wether there was an attempted suicide. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_24 |
Symptoms above cause severe suffering or limitations in daily life (social, professional or otherwise) |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_25 |
Symptoms are not caused by direct effects of drugs, medication or any somatic condition. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_26 |
Symptoms can not be explained by a process of mourning. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_20 |
Duration of symptoms is more than one month. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_27 |
At what age did the episode occur? |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_28 |
How many episodes did one experience? |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_29 |
Indication wether or not the depressive feelings occurred in the past. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_30 |
Indication wether or not the depressive feelings occurred in the present. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_1 |
Abnormal and continuously heightend, expansive or agitated mood for at least one week. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_2 |
Indication wether it concerned and expansive mood. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_3 |
Indication wether it concerned an agitated mood. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_4 |
Duration of the episode. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_5 |
Feelings of mania are at least present for 4 days |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_6 |
Inflated feelings of selfworth or delusions of grandeur. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_7 |
decreased need for sleep. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_8 |
Expansion of talkativeness. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_9 |
A rush of thoughts or the subjective experience of thoughts rushing. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_10 |
Heightened distractability. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_11 |
Increase of goaldirected activity or psychomotor agitation. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_12 |
Indication wether it concerned heightened activity. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_13 |
Indication wether it concerned psychomotor agitation. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_14 |
Impulsiveness in which no consequence at all (even if very harmful) is considerred. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_15 |
Symptoms above cause severe suffering or limitations in work or relations with others or cause an admission in hospital. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_16 |
The episode causes an unmistakable change in functioning that does not occur in symptom-free periods. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_17 |
The episode and the changes can be noticed by others. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_18 |
Symptoms above are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or any somatic disorder. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_19 |
At what age did the episode occur? |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_20 |
How many episodes did one experience? |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_21 |
Indication wether or not the episode is current. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_22 |
Indication wether or not the episode was in the past. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_1 |
Recurrent, unexpected panic attacks. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_3 |
After at least one of the episodes there was an extreme concern about the meaning of the attack, worriedness about having another attack or a clear change of behaviour because of the attacks. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_4 |
symptoms of the panic attack occur sudden en quickly. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_5 |
Increased heartrate. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_6 |
Transpiration. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_7 |
Trembling. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_8 |
Shortness of breath or suffication. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_9 |
suffication. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
PANAS_NL_16 |
Attentive |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
DSM_PAN_10 |
Chestpain. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_11 |
Stomach upset, nausea or symptoms of gastric discomfort. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
PANAS_NL_17 |
Inspired |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
DSM_PAN_12 |
Dizzyness, lightheadedness, or feelings of instability. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_13 |
A sense of derealisation (being outside onesself). |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_14 |
Fear of loss of selfcontrol or insanity. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_15 |
Fear of death. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_16 |
Numb, tingeling feelings. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_17 |
Hot flashes or cold chills. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_18 |
Symptoms above are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or any somatic disorder. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_19 |
The feelings of panic are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_1 |
Fear in places from where escape is difficult, or no help would be available in case of a panic attack. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_2 |
Situations are avoided or gone through with clear suffering or fear. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_3 |
Age of onset. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_4 |
Fear in places from where escape is difficult or no help will be available in case of a panic attack. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_6 |
Less than 4 panic symptoms are present. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_7 |
Dizzyness or feelings of fainting. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_8 |
Feelings of depersonalisation or derealisation. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_9 |
Feelings of incontinence. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_10 |
Nausea or vomitting. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_11 |
Fear of heartdisease. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_12 |
Other; specify! |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_13 |
Feared situations are avoided or experienced with extreme suffering or fear. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_14 |
The symptoms are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_15 |
The symptoms are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or a physiological condition. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_16 |
In case there is a somatic disorder present, fear for the consequences of this disorder is clearly more severe than expected for this condition. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_17 |
Experience of symptoms during the last month. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_18 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_19 |
Age of onset. |
Baseline |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_SOC_1 |
Anxiety for one or more situations in which social functioning is required or performance situation in which critical judgement of others is possible. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_3 |
Indication wether fear contains speaking in public. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_21 |
Symptoms cause significant suffering or limitations in daily life. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_SOC_4 |
Indication wether fear contains eating in public. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_5 |
Indication wether fear contains writing in public. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_6 |
Indication wether having a conversation with a stranger evokes fear. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_7 |
Indication wether taking part in a small group evokes fear. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_8 |
Indication wether going out to a party evokes fear. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_9 |
Indication wether talking to someone with authority evokes fear. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_10 |
General social situations evoke fear. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_11 |
Other; specify! |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_12 |
Feared behaviour (embarressing behaviour) contains blushing. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_13 |
Feared behaviour (embarressing behaviour) contains trembling. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_14 |
Feared behaviour containes sweating. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_15 |
Feared behaviour contains blocking. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_16 |
Feared behaviour contains other loss of control. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_17 |
Fear of interaction. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_18 |
Fear of performance. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_19 |
Exposure to the feared situation evokes fear, without exception, possibly leading up to a panic attack. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_20 |
Subject is aware of injustness or extreme severity of fear. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_21 |
Feared situation is avoided or experienced with extreme fear or suffering. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_22 |
The symptoms cause severe impairment in daily functioning. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_23 |
Duration of the episode. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_24 |
The symptoms are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or a physiological condition. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_25 |
The symptoms are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_26 |
In case there is a somatic disorder present, fear for the consequences of this disorder is clearly more severe than expected for this condition. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_27 |
Experience of symptoms during the last month. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_28 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_29 |
4 partly in remission, 5 fully in remission, 6 history (see other criteria about remission) |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_30 |
Number of months one is in remission. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_31 |
Age of onset. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_OCD_1 |
Either Thoughts or Impulses are present |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_2 |
Thoughts or impulses are not exaggerated concern with daily life |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_3 |
Subject tries to avoid, supress or ignore the impulses or thoughts, or neutralize them by an other act or thought. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_12 |
Feelings of alienation toward others. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_4 |
Subject is aware that the impulses etc. are the product of their own mind. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_5 |
Repeated behaviour or psychological activity the subject feels forced to do OR rules that are applied very rigidly. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_22 |
symptoms were present during the last month |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_6 |
The aim of the behaviour is to diminish fear. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_7 |
Are the complaints/symptoms in the present. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_23 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_8 |
Subject is aware that the impulses etc. are exaggerated or injust. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_9 |
IF the last is not the case: mark poor insight. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_24 |
Age of onset. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_10 |
The symptoms cause severe impairment in daily functioning and are very timeconsuming (at least one hour a day). |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_11 |
The symptoms are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_1 |
Excessive fear or concern, during 6 months, more often present than not present for a number of events or activities. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_12 |
The symptoms are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or a physiological condition. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_13 |
Did the symptoms occur during the last month? |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_2 |
Subjects experiences difficulties controlling the concern. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_14 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_15 |
4 partly in remission, 5 fully in remission, 6 history (see other criteria about remission) |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_16 |
Age of onset. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
TRAUMA |
Subject experienced a traumatic event. |
Baseline |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
DSM_PTSD_1 |
Subject experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_2 |
One of the reactions of the subject was intense fear, helplessness or horror. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_3 |
By unpleasant, disturbing memories. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_4 |
Recurrent nightmares. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_5 |
Acting as if the traumatic event is occurring again. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_6 |
Intense psychological suffering when stimuli (internal as well as external) symbolyze the traumatic event. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_7 |
Physiological reaction when exposed to stimuli that symbolize the traumatic event. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_8 |
Continuously avoiding stimuli referring to the trauma. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_9 |
Avoiding acitivities, people or places involved with the trama. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_10 |
Difficulties remembering important parts of the traumatic event. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_11 |
Decreased interest in participating in important activities. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_3 |
Symptoms do not only occur during a mood disorder. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_4 |
Restlessness, irritation, agitation. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_5 |
Fatigue. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_6 |
Problems concentrating or remembering. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_7 |
Irritability. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_8 |
Heightened muscular tension. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_9 |
Sleepdisorders (trouble sleeping in or through the night). |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_10 |
problems/symptoms can not be contributed to any other disorder |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_11 |
problems/symptoms cause suffering in daily life |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_12 |
Problems/symptoms are not better explained by the use of drugs, the presence of a somatic disorder etc |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_13 |
Age of onset. |
Baseline |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_1 |
excessively trying to avoid actual or imagined abandonment. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_2 |
Pattern of instable and intense interpersonal relations. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_3 |
Persistent instable zelfimage en sense of self. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_4 |
Impulsivity in at least 2 areas that could be harmful. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_5 |
Reccurrent suicidal acts, gests, threaths or automutilation. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_6 |
Affectlability as a result of extreme reactivity in mood. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_7 |
Chronic feelings of emptiness. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_8 |
Inadequate, intense anger or problems with anger management. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_9 |
Passing, stress related, paranoide ideas or severe dissociative symptoms. |
Baseline |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
FLANKER_CG_NEG_ACC |
Flanker Congruent Negative Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_CG_NEG_RT |
Flanker Congruent Negative Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_CG_POS_ACC |
Flanker Congruent Positive Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_CG_POS_RT |
Flanker Congruent Positive Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_IG_NEG_ACC |
Flanker Incongruent Negative Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_IG_NEG_RT |
Flanker Incongruent Negative Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_IG_POS_ACC |
Flanker Incongruent Positive Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_IG_POS_RT |
Flanker Incongruent Positive Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_NEUT_NEG_ACC |
Flanker Neutral Negative Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_NEUT_NEG_RT |
Flanker Neutral Negative Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_NEUT_POS_ACC |
Flanker Neutral Positive Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_NEUT_POS_RT |
Flanker Neutral Positive Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_ALL_ACC |
Nback all Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_ALL_RT |
Nback all Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_MATCH_NEG_ACC |
Nback negative match Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_MATCH_NEG_RT |
Nback negative match Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_NOMATCH_NEG_ACC |
Nback negative nonmatch Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_NOMATCH_NEG_RT |
Nback negative nonmatch Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_MATCH_POS_ACC |
Nback positive match Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_MATCH_POS_RT |
Nback positive match Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_NOMATCH_POS_ACC |
Nback positive nonmatch Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
PANAS_NL_18 |
Nervous |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
SWITCH_WC_POS_RT |
Switch word-color pos-pos Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_WC_NEG_ACC |
Switch word-color neg-neg Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_WC_NEG_RT |
Switch word-color neg-neg Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CC_NEG_ACC |
Switch color-color neg-neg Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CC_NEG_RT |
Switch color-color neg-neg Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CC_POS_ACC |
Switch color-color pos-pos Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CC_POS_RT |
Switch color-color pos-pos Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CW_NEG_ACC |
Switch color-word neg-neg Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CW_NEG_RT |
Switch color-word neg-neg Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CW_POS_ACC |
Switch color-word pos-pos Accuracy |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
SWITCH_CW_POS_RT |
Switch color-word pos-pos Response Time |
Baseline |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
AGE |
Age (years) |
Follow_up |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
GENDER |
Biological sex |
Follow_up |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
EDU_3 |
study in higher education |
Follow_up |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
EDU_4 |
how many exams did you do |
Follow_up |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
EDU_5 |
how many exams did you pass |
Follow_up |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
EDU_6 |
what was your scoring rate during the last exams |
Follow_up |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
EDU_7 |
how did this compare to your expectations |
Follow_up |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_4 |
I can not stand the thought of someone leaving me and would do anything in order to avoid it: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_4 |
I can not stand the thought of someone leaving me and would do anything in order to avoid it.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_17 |
My relations are intense and unsteady. My feelings about others change rapidly and greatly.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_17 |
My relations are intense and unsteady. My feelings about others change rapidly and greatly.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_29 |
I am always insecure about who or what I am and about what's important in life. My sense of self and opinions change all the time.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_29 |
I am always insecure about who or what I am and about what's important in life. My sense of self and opinions change all the time.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_41 |
I am very impulsive.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_18 |
I noticed I was touchy. |
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_19 |
I was aware of my heartbeat while I was not doing any exercise. |
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ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_20 |
I was anxious without a reason. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_21 |
I felt my life had no meaning. |
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DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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TIPI_1 |
Extraverted, enthusiastic. |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY
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TIPI_2 |
Critical, quarrelsome. |
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PERSONALITY
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TIPI_3 |
Dependable, self-disciplined. |
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PERSONALITY
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TIPI_4 |
Anxious, easily upset. |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY
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TIPI_5 |
Open to new experiences, complex. |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY
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TIPI_6 |
Reserved, quiet. |
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PERSONALITY
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TIPI_7 |
Sympathetic, warm. |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY
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TIPI_8 |
Disorganized, careless. |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_41 |
I am very impulsive.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_53 |
I have often threatened to end my life or actually tried to end my life.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_53 |
I have often threatened to end my life or actually tried to end my life.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_65 |
I have hurt myself deliberately on multiple occasions.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_65 |
I have hurt myself deliberately on multiple occasions.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_77 |
My mood is very unstable.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_77 |
My mood is very unstable.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_87 |
I often feel empty.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_87 |
I often feel empty.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_92 |
I often experience intense feelings of anger.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
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PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_92 |
I often experience intense feelings of anger.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_94 |
When I'm very stressed I can lose conscious control or become very suspiscious.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_94 |
When I'm very stressed I can lose conscious control or become very suspiscious.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_1 |
I had trouble calming myself. |
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_2 |
I noticed my mouth was dry. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_3 |
I couldn't experience one positive feeling. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_4 |
I had trouble breathing. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_5 |
I had trouble taking initiative. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_6 |
I tended to overreact to situations. |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_7 |
I trembled. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_8 |
I was agitated. |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_9 |
I worried about situations wherein I would panic or make a fool of myself. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_10 |
I didn't feel I had anything to look forward to. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_11 |
I noticed I was very restless. |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_12 |
I found it hard to relax. |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_13 |
I feld down and gloom. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_14 |
I didn't have any patience with issues hindering me in my goals. |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_15 |
I feld I almost panicked. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_16 |
I couldn't get excited about anything. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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DASS21_17 |
I felt I'm not worth much as a person. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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PANAS_NL_11 |
Strong |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
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TIPI_9 |
Calm, emotionally stable. |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY
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TIPI_10 |
Conventional, uncreative. |
Follow_up |
PERSONALITY
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SWL_1 |
In most ways my life is close to my ideal. |
Follow_up |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
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SWL_2 |
The conditions of my life are excellent. |
Follow_up |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
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SWL_3 |
I am satisfied with my life. |
Follow_up |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
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SWL_4 |
So far I have gotten the important things I want in life. |
Follow_up |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
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SWL_5 |
If I could live my life over, I would change almost nothing. |
Follow_up |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
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RSE_1 |
Generally, I am happy with myself. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_2 |
Sometimes I don't think I'm good for anything. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_3 |
I feel I have a number of good qualities. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_4 |
I can do things as well as most other people. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_5 |
I feel I don't have much to be proud of. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_6 |
Sometimes I fele useless. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_7 |
I feel I am a worthy person, at least as worthy as others. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_8 |
I wish I could have more selfrespect. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_9 |
Generally, I feel like a failure. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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RSE_10 |
I have a positive attitude toward myself. |
Follow_up |
SELF
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PSWQ_1 |
If I don't have enough time to do everything, I don't worry about it. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_2 |
My worries overwelm me. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_3 |
I tend not to worry about things. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_4 |
many situations make me worry. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_5 |
I know I should not worry about things, but I just can't help it. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_6 |
When I'm under pressure I worry a lot. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_7 |
I am always worrying about something. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_8 |
I find it easy to dismiss worrisome thoughts. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_9 |
As soon as I finish one task, I start worrying about everything else I have to do. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_10 |
I never worry about anything. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_11 |
When there's nothing more I can do about a concern, I won't worry about it anymore. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_12 |
I've been a worrier all my life. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_13 |
I notice I have been worrying about things. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_14 |
Once I start worrying I can't stop. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_15 |
I worry all the time. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PSWQ_16 |
I worry about project until they are done. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
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PANAS_NL_1 |
Enthousiastic |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_2 |
Anxious |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_3 |
Interested |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_4 |
Angry |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_5 |
Determined |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_6 |
Stressed |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_7 |
Irritated |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_8 |
Jittery |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_9 |
Cheerful |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_10 |
Active |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_19 |
Sad |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
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PANAS_NL_20 |
Alert |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
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ERQ_1 |
When I want to feel more positive emotion (such as joy or amusement), I change what I’m thinking about. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
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ERQ_2 |
I keep my emotions to myself. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
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ERQ_3 |
When I want to feel a less negative emotion (such as sadness or anger), I change what I’m thinking about. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
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ERQ_4 |
When I am feeling positive emotions, I am careful not to express them. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
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ERQ_5 |
When I’m faced with a stressful situation, I make myself think about it, in a way that helps me stay calm. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
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ERQ_6 |
I control my emotions by not expressing them. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
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ERQ_7 |
When I want to feel more positive emotion, I change the way I’m thinking about the situation. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
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ERQ_8 |
I control my emotions by changing the way I think about the situation I’m in. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
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ERQ_9 |
When I am feeling negative emotions, I make sure not to express them. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
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ERQ_10 |
When I want to feel a less negative emotion, I change the way I’m thinking about the situation. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
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CESD_1 |
I was bothered by things that don’t usually bother me. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_2 |
I did not feel like eating; my appetite was poor |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_3 |
I felt that I could not shake off the blues even with the help of my family or friends. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_4 |
I felt that I was just as good as other people. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_5 |
I had trouble keeping my mind on what I was doing. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_6 |
I felt depressed. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
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CESD_7 |
I felt everything I did was an effort. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_8 |
I felt hopeful about the future. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
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CESD_9 |
I thought my life had been a failure. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
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CESD_10 |
I felt fearful. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_11 |
My sleep was restless. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_12 |
I was happy. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
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CESD_13 |
I talked less than usual. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_14 |
I felt lonely. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_15 |
People were unfriendly. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_16 |
I enjoyed life. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_17 |
I had crying spells. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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CESD_18 |
I felt sad. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
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CESD_19 |
I felt that people disliked me. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
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CESD_20 |
I could not get “going”. |
Follow_up |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
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TAS_1 |
I'm often confused about which emotion I experience |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_2 |
It is hard to find the right words for my emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_3 |
I have physical experiences that even doctors don't understand |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_4 |
I can easily describe my feelings |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_5 |
I choose to analyse my poblems rather than just describe them |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_6 |
When I'm upset I don't know whether I'm angry, sad, or scared |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_7 |
I'm often riddled by my bodily sensations |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_8 |
I'd rather let things go the natural course than understand why it went like it did |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_9 |
I have feelings that I can't really name |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_10 |
It is essential to be in touch with your emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_11 |
I think it's hard to describe what my feelings towards others are |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_12 |
People ask me to describe my feelings more |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_13 |
I don't know what's going on inside me |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_14 |
I often do not know why I'm upset |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_15 |
I'd rather talk to people about their daily activities instead of their feelings |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_16 |
I rather watch light amusement shows than psychological dramas |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_17 |
It is hard for me to show my feelings even to my closest friends |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_18 |
I can feel very close to someone, even in moments of silence |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_19 |
I find it useful to explore feeling when resolving personal issues |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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TAS_20 |
Looking for hidden meaning in films and plays makes watching them less enjoyable |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
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PSS_1 |
How often have you been upset because of something that happened unexpectedly? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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PSS_2 |
How often have you felt that you were unable to control the important things in your life? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
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PSS_3 |
How often have you felt nervous and “stressed”? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
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PSS_4 |
How often have you felt confident about your ability to handle your personal problems? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
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PSS_5 |
How often have you felt that things were going your way? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
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PSS_6 |
How often have you found that you could not cope with all the things that you had to do |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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PSS_7 |
How often have you been able to control irritations in your life? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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PSS_8 |
How often have you felt that you were on top of things? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
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PSS_9 |
How often have you been angered because of things that were outside your control? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
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PSS_10 |
How often have you felt difficulties were piling up so high that you could not overcome them? |
Follow_up |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
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NLEQ_1 |
Failed a school activity |
Follow_up |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_2 |
Failed a school activity. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_3 |
negative reaction by loved ones to bad school performance |
Follow_up |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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SEDAS_11 |
society expects people to feel positive |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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FLANKER_4 |
Flanker Congruent Positive Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
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NLEQ_4 |
negative reaction by loved ones to bad school performance. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up |
EVENT
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NLEQ_5 |
worse school performance than expected |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_6 |
worse school performance than expected. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_7 |
conflict with family member |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_8 |
conflict with family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_9 |
death of family member |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_10 |
death of family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_11 |
problem (medical, emotional, ,,,) family member |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_12 |
problem (medical, emotional, ,,,) family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_13 |
marital problems parents |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_14 |
marital problems parents. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_15 |
financial problems |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_16 |
financial problems. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_17 |
wanted a partner but had none |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_18 |
wanted a partner but had none. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_19 |
unreciprocal love |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_20 |
unreciprocal love. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_21 |
ever had a partner? |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_22 |
break up |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_23 |
break up. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_24 |
partner cheated |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_25 |
partner cheated. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_26 |
physical or emotional abuse by partner |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_27 |
physical or emotional abuse by partner. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_28 |
problem partner |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_29 |
problem partner. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_30 |
missed partner for longer period of time |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_31 |
missed partner for longer period of time. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_32 |
conflict friends |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_33 |
conflict friends. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_34 |
broke contact with friend |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_35 |
broke contact with friend. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_36 |
gossip |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_37 |
gossip. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_38 |
death of friend |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_39 |
death of friend. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_40 |
felt left out, ignored |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_41 |
felt left out, ignored. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_42 |
fewer friends than I want |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_43 |
fewer friends than I want. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_44 |
health issues |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_45 |
health issues. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_46 |
witnessed accident or fellony |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_47 |
witnessed accident or fellony. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_48 |
legal problems |
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EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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NLEQ_49 |
legal problems. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
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SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
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SEDAS_1 |
important to feel positive |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_2 |
try alway to have positive feelings |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_3 |
feeling positive is normal |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_4 |
feeling positive is an important part of life |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_5 |
should feel positive |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_6 |
important that others se eme as a positive person |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_7 |
others expect me to feel positive |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_8 |
people like me better when I feel positive |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_9 |
I believe that feeling positive is normal in society |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_10 |
it is acceptable to feel positive |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_12 |
important not to feel negative |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_13 |
try to avoid negative feelings |
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AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_14 |
feeling negative is normal |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_15 |
feeling negative if an important part of life |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_16 |
I shouldn't feel negative |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_17 |
Important that others don't see me as a negative person |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_18 |
Other expect me not to feel negative |
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AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_19 |
people find me less nice when I feel negative |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_20 |
I believe that feeling negative is normal in society |
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BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_21 |
I believe it is socially accepted to feel negative |
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AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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SEDAS_22 |
society expects people not to feel negative |
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AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
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RSQ_1 |
I ask for help to deal with the problem |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
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RSQ_2 |
I think about how only I feel this way |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_3 |
I think I won't be able to work because I feel so bad |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_4 |
I think about my fatigue and pain |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_5 |
I think about how hard it is to concentrate |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_6 |
I try to look atthe situation in a positive way |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_7 |
I think: I'm going to do something to make me feel better |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_8 |
I help someone else to take my mind off things |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_9 |
I think about how passive and unmotivated I feel |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_10 |
I remind myself that this feeling won't last forever |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_11 |
I analyze recent events to understand why I feel depressed |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_12 |
I think about how I don't seem to feel anything |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_13 |
I think: why can't I get started |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_14 |
I wonder why I always react this way |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_15 |
I go to one of my favourite places to think about my feelings |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_16 |
I go out alone and think about why I'm feeling this way |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_17 |
I talk to someone whose judgement I appreciate |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
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RSQ_18 |
I think I will concentrate on something other than my feelings |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_19 |
I write down what i'm thinking and analyze it |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_20 |
I do something that has helped in the past to make me feel better |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_21 |
I think about a recent event which I wanted to have gone better |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_22 |
I think: go outside and have some fun |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_23 |
I think of a plan to deal with the problem |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_24 |
I stay away from people |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_25 |
I focus on my work |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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FLANKER_5 |
Flanker Incongruent Negative Accuracy |
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COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
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RSQ_26 |
I wonder why I have these problems and others don't |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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|
RSQ_27 |
I think about how sad I feel |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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|
RSQ_28 |
I think about my faillures |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
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RSQ_29 |
I do something I enjoy |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_30 |
I think about how I don't feel like doing anything |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
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RSQ_31 |
I do something fun with a friend |
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DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_32 |
I analyse my personality |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_33 |
I go somewhere on my own to think about my feelings |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_34 |
I think about how mad I am at myself |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_35 |
I listen to sad music |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_36 |
I think about the reasons I feel sad |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
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RSQ_37 |
I try to understand my depressed feelings |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_38 |
I think: I won't be able to work if I don't get over this |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_39 |
I think: what did I do to deserve this |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RSQ_40 |
I think that I won't be able to concentrate if I keep feeling this way |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_41 |
I think: why can't things go better |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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|
RPA_1 |
I think: "I can do anything". |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_2 |
I think about how proud I am with myself. |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_3 |
I think: "people will think I'm arrogant" |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_4 |
I think: "this is too good to be true" |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_5 |
I think about how strong I feel |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_6 |
I enjoy the moment |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_7 |
I think: "I do everything I can" |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_8 |
I think about things that went wrong for me |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
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RPA_9 |
I remind myself that these feelings won't last long |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_10 |
I notice I am full of energy |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_11 |
I think: "I can make everything work" |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_12 |
I think I am ready to begin |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_13 |
I think my luck will soon run out |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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RPA_14 |
I think about how hard it is to keep focus |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_15 |
I think about how happy I'm feeling |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_16 |
I think of things that could go wrong |
Follow_up |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_17 |
I think: "I don't deserve this" |
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EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
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UCLA_1 |
in tune with people around you |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
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UCLA_2 |
lack companionship |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
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UCLA_3 |
no one to turn to |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_4 |
feel alone |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_5 |
part of a group of friends |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_6 |
a lot in common with people around you |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
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UCLA_7 |
no longer close to anyone |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_8 |
interests and ideas are not shared |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_9 |
feel extraverted and friendly |
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LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_10 |
feel close to people |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_11 |
feel left out |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_12 |
feel that relations with others are not meaningful |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_13 |
no one really knows you well |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_14 |
isolated from others |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_15 |
you can find companionship if you want it |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_16 |
there are people who really understand you |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_17 |
feel shy |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_18 |
like people are around you but not with you |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_19 |
there are people you can talk to |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_20 |
there are people you can count on |
Follow_up |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
NFA_1 |
I am affraid of feeling emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
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NFA_2 |
I fin dit hard to tell people close to me that I love them |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_3 |
I have to experience strong emotions regularly |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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NFA_4 |
emotions help people go through life |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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NFA_5 |
I am an emotional person |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_6 |
I think it is important to explore emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_7 |
I approach situation in which I expect to experience intense emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_8 |
I try to avoid intense emotions as I find them overwhelming |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_9 |
I choose not to experience emotional highs and lows |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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NFA_10 |
I don't know how to deal with my emotions, so I avoid them |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
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NFA_11 |
Emotions are dangerous, they often result in situations I'd rather avoid |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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NFA_12 |
It is always wrong to act upon your emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
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NFA_13 |
We should surrender to our emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
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NFA_14 |
displays of emotions are sometimes embarrassing |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_15 |
strong emotions are generaly beneficial |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_16 |
people function most effectively when they don't experience strong emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_17 |
experience of emotions promotes human survival |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_18 |
I feel it's important to be in touch with my emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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NFA_19 |
I think it's important to know how others are feeling |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_20 |
I get stuck in my emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_21 |
I wish I felt less emotions |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_22 |
avoiding emotional events helps me sleep at night |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_23 |
sometimes I am affraid of how I would act when I get emotional |
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AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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NFA_24 |
I feel the need to cry sometimes |
Follow_up |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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NFA_25 |
I would like to be rational and have fewer emotions |
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AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_26 |
I love to decorate my bedroom with items that have emotional value |
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AFFECT
BELIEF
|
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UNABLE_SCHOOL |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) not been able to work or go to school? |
Follow_up |
EDUCATION
WELL_BEING
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COUNSELLING |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) sought psychological counseling |
Follow_up |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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MEDICATION |
Do you use any kind of medication? |
Follow_up |
MEDICATION
PHYSICAL_HEALTH
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HELP_SEEK |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) been advised to seek psychological help? |
Follow_up |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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HOSPITAL_PSYCH |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) been admitted for psychological problems? |
Follow_up |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_1 |
Depressed mood during the biggest part of the day, almost every day. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_2 |
Clear decrease of pleasure in activities that are normally pleasurable. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_3 |
Weightgain or loss (the latter without diet) or increased/decreased appetite. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_4 |
Indication wether or not there was weightloss. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_5 |
Indication wether or not there was weightgain. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_6 |
Insomnia or hypersomnia almost every day. Criterion present or not. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_7 |
Indication wether or not there was insomnia. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_8 |
Indication wether or not there was hypersomnia. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_9 |
Psychomotor agitation or retardation almost every day. Criterion present or not. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_10 |
Indication wether or not there was retardation of psychomotor functions. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_11 |
Indication wether or not there was agitation of psychomotor functions. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_12 |
Fatigue or energy loss, almost every day. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_13 |
Feelings of worthlessness of excessive guilt, almost every day. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_DEP_14 |
Indication whether the feelings included wortlessness. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_15 |
Indication whether the feelings included guilt. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_16 |
Impaired ability to think or concentrate or descision making. Criterion present or not. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_17 |
Indication wether or not there were problems with thinking. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_18 |
Indication wether or not there were problems with descisionmaking. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_19 |
Recurrent thoughts of death, suicide thoughts with or without a specific plan or an attempt to commit suicide. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_20 |
Indication wether thoughts about death occurred. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_21 |
Indication wether thoughts about suicide occurred. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_22 |
Indication wether there was a suicide plan. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_23 |
Indication wether there was an attempted suicide. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_8 |
Shortness of breath or suffication. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_24 |
Symptoms above cause severe suffering or limitations in daily life (social, professional or otherwise) |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_25 |
Symptoms are not caused by direct effects of drugs, medication or any somatic condition. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_26 |
Symptoms can not be explained by a process of mourning. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_27 |
At what age did the episode occur? |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_28 |
How many episodes did one experience? |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_29 |
Indication wether or not the depressive feelings occurred in the past. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_30 |
Indication wether or not the depressive feelings occurred in the present. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_1 |
Abnormal and continuously heightend, expansive or agitated mood for at least one week. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_2 |
Indication wether it concerned and expansive mood. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_3 |
Indication wether it concerned an agitated mood. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_4 |
Duration of the episode. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_5 |
Feelings of mania are at least present for 4 days |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
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DSM_MAN_6 |
Inflated feelings of selfworth or delusions of grandeur. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_7 |
decreased need for sleep. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_8 |
Expansion of talkativeness. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_9 |
A rush of thoughts or the subjective experience of thoughts rushing. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_10 |
Heightened distractability. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_11 |
Increase of goaldirected activity or psychomotor agitation. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_12 |
Indication wether it concerned heightened activity. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_13 |
Indication wether it concerned psychomotor agitation. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_14 |
Impulsiveness in which no consequence at all (even if very harmful) is considerred. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_15 |
Symptoms above cause severe suffering or limitations in work or relations with others or cause an admission in hospital. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_16 |
The episode causes an unmistakable change in functioning that does not occur in symptom-free periods. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_17 |
The episode and the changes can be noticed by others. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_21 |
Indication wether or not the episode is current. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_MAN_22 |
Indication wether or not the episode was in the past. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
MANIA
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_1 |
Recurrent, unexpected panic attacks. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_3 |
After at least one of the episodes there was an extreme concern about the meaning of the attack, worriedness about having another attack or a clear change of behaviour because of the attacks. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_4 |
symptoms of the panic attack occur sudden en quickly. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_5 |
Increased heartrate. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_6 |
Transpiration. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_7 |
Trembling. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_9 |
suffication. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_10 |
Chestpain. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_11 |
Stomach upset, nausea or symptoms of gastric discomfort. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_12 |
Dizzyness, lightheadedness, or feelings of instability. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_13 |
A sense of derealisation (being outside onesself). |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_14 |
Fear of loss of selfcontrol or insanity. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_15 |
Fear of death. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_16 |
Numb, tingeling feelings. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_17 |
Hot flashes or cold chills. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_18 |
Symptoms above are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or any somatic disorder. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PAN_19 |
The feelings of panic are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_1 |
Fear in places from where escape is difficult, or no help would be available in case of a panic attack. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_2 |
Situations are avoided or gone through with clear suffering or fear. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_20 |
The anxiety or avoidance is not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_21 |
Symptoms present during th elast month |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_22 |
Severity: 1 light (barely enough to diagnose), 2 medium (in between light and severe), 3 severe (more than enough symptoms to diagnose, clearly interfere with functioning) |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_3 |
Age of onset. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_4 |
Fear in places from where escape is difficult or no help will be available in case of a panic attack. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_6 |
Less than 4 panic symptoms are present. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_7 |
Dizzyness or feelings of fainting. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_8 |
Feelings of depersonalisation or derealisation. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_9 |
Feelings of incontinence. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_10 |
Nausea or vomitting. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_11 |
Fear of heartdisease. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_12 |
Other; specify! |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_13 |
Feared situations are avoided or experienced with extreme suffering or fear. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_14 |
The symptoms are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_15 |
The symptoms are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or a physiological condition. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_16 |
In case there is a somatic disorder present, fear for the consequences of this disorder is clearly more severe than expected for this condition. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_17 |
Experience of symptoms during the last month. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_18 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_AGO_19 |
Age of onset. |
Follow_up |
AGORAPHOBIA
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_SOC_1 |
Anxiety for one or more situations in which social functioning is required or performance situation in which critical judgement of others is possible. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_3 |
Indication wether fear contains speaking in public. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_4 |
Indication wether fear contains eating in public. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_5 |
Indication wether fear contains writing in public. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_6 |
Indication wether having a conversation with a stranger evokes fear. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_7 |
Indication wether taking part in a small group evokes fear. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_8 |
Indication wether going out to a party evokes fear. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_9 |
Indication wether talking to someone with authority evokes fear. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_10 |
General social situations evoke fear. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_11 |
Other; specify! |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_12 |
Feared behaviour (embarressing behaviour) contains blushing. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_13 |
Feared behaviour (embarressing behaviour) contains trembling. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_14 |
Feared behaviour containes sweating. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_15 |
Feared behaviour contains blocking. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_16 |
Feared behaviour contains other loss of control. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_17 |
Fear of interaction. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_18 |
Fear of performance. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_19 |
Exposure to the feared situation evokes fear, without exception, possibly leading up to a panic attack. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_20 |
Subject is aware of injustness or extreme severity of fear. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_21 |
Feared situation is avoided or experienced with extreme fear or suffering. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_22 |
The symptoms cause severe impairment in daily functioning. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_23 |
Duration of the episode. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_24 |
The symptoms are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or a physiological condition. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_25 |
The symptoms are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_26 |
In case there is a somatic disorder present, fear for the consequences of this disorder is clearly more severe than expected for this condition. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_27 |
Experience of symptoms during the last month. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_28 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_29 |
4 partly in remission, 5 fully in remission, 6 history (see other criteria about remission) |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_30 |
Number of months one is in remission. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_SOC_31 |
Age of onset. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SOCIAL_ANXIETY
|
|
DSM_OCD_1 |
Either Thoughts or Impulses are present |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
FLANKER_3 |
Flanker Congruent Positive Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
DSM_OCD_2 |
Thoughts or impulses are not exaggerated concern with daily life |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_3 |
Subject tries to avoid, supress or ignore the impulses or thoughts, or neutralize them by an other act or thought. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_4 |
Subject is aware that the impulses etc. are the product of their own mind. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_5 |
Repeated behaviour or psychological activity the subject feels forced to do OR rules that are applied very rigidly. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_6 |
The aim of the behaviour is to diminish fear. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_7 |
Are the complaints/symptoms in the present. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_8 |
Subject is aware that the impulses etc. are exaggerated or injust. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_9 |
IF the last is not the case: mark poor insight. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_10 |
The symptoms cause severe impairment in daily functioning and are very timeconsuming (at least one hour a day). |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_11 |
The symptoms are not better explained by any other psychiatric disorder. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_12 |
The symptoms are not caused by the direct effects of drugs, medication or a physiological condition. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_13 |
Did the symptoms occur during the last month? |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_14 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_15 |
4 partly in remission, 5 fully in remission, 6 history (see other criteria about remission) |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_OCD_16 |
Age of onset. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
OBSESSIVE_COMPULSIVE
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
TRAUMA |
Subject experienced a traumatic event. |
Follow_up |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
DSM_PTSD_1 |
Subject experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_2 |
One of the reactions of the subject was intense fear, helplessness or horror. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_3 |
By unpleasant, disturbing memories. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_4 |
Recurrent nightmares. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_5 |
Acting as if the traumatic event is occurring again. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_6 |
Intense psychological suffering when stimuli (internal as well as external) symbolyze the traumatic event. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_7 |
Physiological reaction when exposed to stimuli that symbolize the traumatic event. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_8 |
Continuously avoiding stimuli referring to the trauma. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_9 |
Avoiding acitivities, people or places involved with the trama. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_10 |
Difficulties remembering important parts of the traumatic event. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_11 |
Decreased interest in participating in important activities. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_12 |
Feelings of alienation toward others. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_13 |
Limited expressions of affect. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_14 |
Feelings of having a limited future. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_15 |
Troubles going to sleep or sleeping through the night. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_16 |
Irritability or anger tantrums. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_17 |
Problems concentrating. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_18 |
Excessive vigilance. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_19 |
Excessive startle responses. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_20 |
Duration of symptoms is more than one month. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_21 |
Symptoms cause significant suffering or limitations in daily life. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_22 |
symptoms were present during the last month |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_23 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_PTSD_24 |
Age of onset. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
POST_TRAUMATIC_STRESS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_1 |
Excessive fear or concern, during 6 months, more often present than not present for a number of events or activities. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_2 |
Subjects experiences difficulties controlling the concern. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_3 |
Symptoms do not only occur during a mood disorder. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_4 |
Restlessness, irritation, agitation. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_5 |
Fatigue. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_6 |
Problems concentrating or remembering. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_7 |
Irritability. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_8 |
Heightened muscular tension. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_9 |
Sleepdisorders (trouble sleeping in or through the night). |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_10 |
problems/symptoms can not be contributed to any other disorder |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_11 |
problems/symptoms cause suffering in daily life |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_12 |
Problems/symptoms are not better explained by the use of drugs, the presence of a somatic disorder etc |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_14 |
1 light, 2 moderate, 3 severe (see other criteria about severity) |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_GAD_13 |
Age of onset. |
Follow_up |
ANXIETY
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_1 |
excessively trying to avoid actual or imagined abandonment. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_2 |
Pattern of instable and intense interpersonal relations. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_3 |
Persistent instable zelfimage en sense of self. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_4 |
Impulsivity in at least 2 areas that could be harmful. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_5 |
Reccurrent suicidal acts, gests, threaths or automutilation. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_6 |
Affectlability as a result of extreme reactivity in mood. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_7 |
Chronic feelings of emptiness. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_8 |
Inadequate, intense anger or problems with anger management. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_BPD_9 |
Passing, stress related, paranoide ideas or severe dissociative symptoms. |
Follow_up |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
FLANKER_1 |
Flanker Congruent Negative Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_2 |
Flanker Congruent Negative Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_6 |
Flanker Incongruent Negative Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_7 |
Flanker Incongruent Positive Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_WWNN_AC |
Stroop task: Switch word-word negative-negative Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_8 |
Flanker Incongruent Positive Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_9 |
Flanker Neutral Negative Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_WWPP_RT |
Stroop task: Switch word-color positive-positive Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_10 |
Flanker Neutral Negative Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_WCPP_RT |
Stroop task: Switch word-color positive-positive Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_11 |
Flanker Neutral Positive Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_WWPP_AC |
Stroop task: Switch word-word positive-positive Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
FLANKER_12 |
Flanker Neutral Positive Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_WCPP_AC |
Stroop task: Switch word-color positive-positive Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_1 |
Nback all Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_WCNN_AC |
Stroop task: Switch word-color negative-negative Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_2 |
Nback all Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_CWPP_RT |
Stroop task: Switch color-word positive-positive Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_3 |
Nback negative match Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_CWPP_AC |
Stroop task: Switch color-word positive-positive Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_4 |
Nback negative match Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_5 |
Nback negative nonmatch Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_CWNN_RT |
Stroop task: Switch color-word negative-negative Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_6 |
Nback negative nonmatch Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_CWNN_AC |
Stroop task: Switch color-word negative-negative Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_7 |
Nback positive match Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_CCPP_RT |
Stroop task: Switch color-color positive-positive Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_8 |
Nback positive match Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_CCNN_RT |
Strop task: Switch color-color negative-negative Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_9 |
Nback positive nonmatch Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
STROOP_CCNN_AC |
Stroop task: Switch color-color negative-negative Accuracy |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
NBACK_10 |
Nback positive nonmatch Response Time |
Follow_up |
COGNITION
EXECUTIVE_FUNCTION
|
|
AGE |
Age (years) |
Follow_up2 |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
GENDER |
Biological sex |
Follow_up2 |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
EDU_9 |
Are you studying the same thing as last year? |
Follow_up2 |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
EDU_10 |
Did you stop studying in the last year? |
Follow_up2 |
DEMOGRAPHICS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_5 |
I can not stand the thought of someone leaving me and would do anything in order to avoid it: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_5 |
I can not stand the thought of someone leaving me and would do anything in order to avoid it.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_17 |
My relations are intense and unsteady. My feelings about others change rapidly and greatly.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_17 |
My relations are intense and unsteady. My feelings about others change rapidly and greatly.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_29 |
I am always insecure about who or what I am and about what's important in life. My sense of self and opinions change all the time.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_29 |
I am always insecure about who or what I am and about what's important in life. My sense of self and opinions change all the time.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_41 |
I am very impulsive.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_41 |
I am very impulsive.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_53 |
I have often threatened to end my life or actually tried to end my life.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_53 |
I have often threatened to end my life or actually tried to end my life.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_65 |
I have hurt myself deliberately on multiple occasions.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_65 |
I have hurt myself deliberately on multiple occasions.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_77 |
My mood is very unstable.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_77 |
My mood is very unstable.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_87 |
I often feel empty.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_87 |
I often feel empty.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_92 |
I often experience intense feelings of anger.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_92 |
I often experience intense feelings of anger.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_TRAIT_94 |
When I'm very stressed I can lose conscious control or become very suspiscious.: To what extent do you agree with this statement? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
ADPIV_BDL_DISTR_94 |
When I'm very stressed I can lose conscious control or become very suspiscious.: Has this characteristic caused you or someone else grief? |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY_DISORDER
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_1 |
I had trouble calming myself. |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_2 |
I noticed my mouth was dry. |
Follow_up2 |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_3 |
I couldn't experience one positive feeling. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_4 |
I had trouble breathing. |
Follow_up2 |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_5 |
I had trouble taking initiative. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_6 |
I tended to overreact to situations. |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_7 |
I trembled. |
Follow_up2 |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_8 |
I was agitated. |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_9 |
I worried about situations wherein I would panic or make a fool of myself. |
Follow_up2 |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_10 |
I didn't feel I had anything to look forward to. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_11 |
I noticed I was very restless. |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_12 |
I found it hard to relax. |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_13 |
I feld down and gloom. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_14 |
I didn't have any patience with issues hindering me in my goals. |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_15 |
I feld I almost panicked. |
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ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_16 |
I couldn't get excited about anything. |
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DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_17 |
I felt I'm not worth much as a person. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_18 |
I noticed I was touchy. |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_19 |
I was aware of my heartbeat while I was not doing any exercise. |
Follow_up2 |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_20 |
I was anxious without a reason. |
Follow_up2 |
ANXIETY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
DASS21_21 |
I felt my life had no meaning. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
TIPI_1 |
Extraverted, enthusiastic. |
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PERSONALITY
|
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TIPI_2 |
Critical, quarrelsome. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
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TIPI_3 |
Dependable, self-disciplined. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_4 |
Anxious, easily upset. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_5 |
Open to new experiences, complex. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_6 |
Reserved, quiet. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_7 |
Sympathetic, warm. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_8 |
Disorganized, careless. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_9 |
Calm, emotionally stable. |
Follow_up2 |
PERSONALITY
|
|
TIPI_10 |
Conventional, uncreative. |
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PERSONALITY
|
|
SWL_1 |
In most ways my life is close to my ideal. |
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HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_2 |
The conditions of my life are excellent. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_3 |
I am satisfied with my life. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_4 |
So far I have gotten the important things I want in life. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_5 |
If I could live my life over, I would change almost nothing. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
RSE_1 |
Generally, I am happy with myself. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_2 |
Sometimes I don't think I'm good for anything. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_3 |
I feel I have a number of good qualities. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_4 |
I can do things as well as most other people. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_5 |
I feel I don't have much to be proud of. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_6 |
Sometimes I fele useless. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_7 |
I feel I am a worthy person, at least as worthy as others. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_8 |
I wish I could have more selfrespect. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_9 |
Generally, I feel like a failure. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
RSE_10 |
I have a positive attitude toward myself. |
Follow_up2 |
SELF
|
|
PSWQ_1 |
If I don't have enough time to do everything, I don't worry about it. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_2 |
My worries overwelm me. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_3 |
I tend not to worry about things. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_4 |
many situations make me worry. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_5 |
I know I should not worry about things, but I just can't help it. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_6 |
When I'm under pressure I worry a lot. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_7 |
I am always worrying about something. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_8 |
I find it easy to dismiss worrisome thoughts. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_9 |
As soon as I finish one task, I start worrying about everything else I have to do. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_10 |
I never worry about anything. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_11 |
When there's nothing more I can do about a concern, I won't worry about it anymore. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_12 |
I've been a worrier all my life. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_13 |
I notice I have been worrying about things. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_14 |
Once I start worrying I can't stop. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_15 |
I worry all the time. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PSWQ_16 |
I worry about project until they are done. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
WORRY
|
|
PANAS_NL_1 |
Enthousiastic |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_2 |
Anxious |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_3 |
Interested |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_4 |
Angry |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_5 |
Determined |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_6 |
Stressed |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_7 |
Irritated |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_8 |
Jittery |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_9 |
Cheerful |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_10 |
Active |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_11 |
Strong |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_12 |
Hostile |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_13 |
Embarresed |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_14 |
Proud |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_15 |
Guilty |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_16 |
Attentive |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_17 |
Inspired |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_18 |
Nervous |
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AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_19 |
Sad |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
NEGATIVE_AFFECT
|
|
PANAS_NL_20 |
Alert |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
POSITIVE_AFFECT
|
|
ERQ_1 |
When I want to feel more positive emotion (such as joy or amusement), I change what I’m thinking about. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_2 |
I keep my emotions to myself. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_3 |
When I want to feel a less negative emotion (such as sadness or anger), I change what I’m thinking about. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_4 |
When I am feeling positive emotions, I am careful not to express them. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_5 |
When I’m faced with a stressful situation, I make myself think about it, in a way that helps me stay calm. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_6 |
I control my emotions by not expressing them. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_7 |
When I want to feel more positive emotion, I change the way I’m thinking about the situation. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_8 |
I control my emotions by changing the way I think about the situation I’m in. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_9 |
When I am feeling negative emotions, I make sure not to express them. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
EXPRESSIVE_SUPPRESSION
STRATEGY
|
|
ERQ_10 |
When I want to feel a less negative emotion, I change the way I’m thinking about the situation. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
REAPPRAISAL
STRATEGY
|
|
CESD_1 |
I was bothered by things that don’t usually bother me. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_2 |
I did not feel like eating; my appetite was poor |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
NLEQ_42 |
fewer friends than I want |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
CESD_3 |
I felt that I could not shake off the blues even with the help of my family or friends. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_4 |
I felt that I was just as good as other people. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_5 |
I had trouble keeping my mind on what I was doing. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_6 |
I felt depressed. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_7 |
I felt everything I did was an effort. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_8 |
I felt hopeful about the future. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_9 |
I thought my life had been a failure. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_10 |
I felt fearful. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_11 |
My sleep was restless. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_12 |
I was happy. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_13 |
I talked less than usual. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_14 |
I felt lonely. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_15 |
People were unfriendly. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_16 |
I enjoyed life. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_17 |
I had crying spells. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_18 |
I felt sad. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_19 |
I felt that people disliked me. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
CESD_20 |
I could not get “going”. |
Follow_up2 |
DEPRESSION
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
SYMPTOMS
|
|
TAS_1 |
I'm often confused about which emotion I experience |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_2 |
It is hard to find the right words for my emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_3 |
I have physical experiences that even doctors don't understand |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_4 |
I can easily describe my feelings |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_5 |
I choose to analyse my poblems rather than just describe them |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_6 |
When I'm upset I don't know whether I'm angry, sad, or scared |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_7 |
I'm often riddled by my bodily sensations |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_8 |
I'd rather let things go the natural course than understand why it went like it did |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_9 |
I have feelings that I can't really name |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_10 |
It is essential to be in touch with your emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_11 |
I think it's hard to describe what my feelings towards others are |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_12 |
People ask me to describe my feelings more |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_13 |
I don't know what's going on inside me |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_14 |
I often do not know why I'm upset |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_15 |
I'd rather talk to people about their daily activities instead of their feelings |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_16 |
I rather watch light amusement shows than psychological dramas |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_17 |
It is hard for me to show my feelings even to my closest friends |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_18 |
I can feel very close to someone, even in moments of silence |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_19 |
I find it useful to explore feeling when resolving personal issues |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
TAS_20 |
Looking for hidden meaning in films and plays makes watching them less enjoyable |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
ALEXITHYMIA
EMOTION_INTELLIGENCE
|
|
PSS_1 |
How often have you been upset because of something that happened unexpectedly? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_2 |
How often have you felt that you were unable to control the important things in your life? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_3 |
How often have you felt nervous and “stressed”? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_4 |
How often have you felt confident about your ability to handle your personal problems? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_5 |
How often have you felt that things were going your way? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_6 |
How often have you found that you could not cope with all the things that you had to do |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_7 |
How often have you been able to control irritations in your life? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_8 |
How often have you felt that you were on top of things? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_9 |
How often have you been angered because of things that were outside your control? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
PSS_10 |
How often have you felt difficulties were piling up so high that you could not overcome them? |
Follow_up2 |
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
STRESS
SYMPTOMS
|
|
NLEQ_1 |
Failed a school activity |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_2 |
Failed a school activity. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_3 |
negative reaction by loved ones to bad school performance |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_4 |
negative reaction by loved ones to bad school performance. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_5 |
worse school performance than expected |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_6 |
worse school performance than expected. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_7 |
conflict with family member |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_8 |
conflict with family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_9 |
death of family member |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_10 |
death of family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_11 |
problem (medical, emotional, ,,,) family member |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_12 |
problem (medical, emotional, ,,,) family member. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_13 |
marital problems parents |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_14 |
marital problems parents. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
RSQ_6 |
I try to look atthe situation in a positive way |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_7 |
I think: I'm going to do something to make me feel better |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
NLEQ_15 |
financial problems |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_16 |
financial problems. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_17 |
wanted a partner but had none |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_18 |
wanted a partner but had none. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_19 |
unreciprocal love |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_20 |
unreciprocal love. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_21 |
ever had a partner? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_22 |
break up |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_23 |
break up. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_24 |
partner cheated |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_25 |
partner cheated. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_26 |
physical or emotional abuse by partner |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_27 |
physical or emotional abuse by partner. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_28 |
problem partner |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_29 |
problem partner. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_30 |
missed partner for longer period of time |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_31 |
missed partner for longer period of time. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_32 |
conflict friends |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_33 |
conflict friends. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_34 |
broke contact with friend |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_35 |
broke contact with friend. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_36 |
gossip |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_37 |
gossip. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_38 |
death of friend |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_39 |
death of friend. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_40 |
felt left out, ignored |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_41 |
felt left out, ignored. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_43 |
fewer friends than I want. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_44 |
health issues |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_45 |
health issues. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_46 |
witnessed accident or fellony |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_47 |
witnessed accident or fellony. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_48 |
legal problems |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
NLEQ_49 |
legal problems. (If yes) how much did you suffer? |
Follow_up2 |
EVENT
SITUATION_CONTEXT
STRESS
|
|
SEDAS_1 |
important to feel positive |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_2 |
try alway to have positive feelings |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_3 |
feeling positive is normal |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_4 |
feeling positive is an important part of life |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_5 |
should feel positive |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_6 |
important that others se eme as a positive person |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_7 |
others expect me to feel positive |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_8 |
people like me better when I feel positive |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_9 |
I believe that feeling positive is normal in society |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_10 |
it is acceptable to feel positive |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_11 |
society expects people to feel positive |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_12 |
important not to feel negative |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_13 |
try to avoid negative feelings |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_14 |
feeling negative is normal |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_15 |
feeling negative if an important part of life |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_16 |
I shouldn't feel negative |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_17 |
Important that others don't see me as a negative person |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_18 |
Other expect me not to feel negative |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_19 |
people find me less nice when I feel negative |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_20 |
I believe that feeling negative is normal in society |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_21 |
I believe it is socially accepted to feel negative |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
SEDAS_22 |
society expects people not to feel negative |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
SOCIAL_DESIRABILITY
|
|
RSQ_1 |
I ask for help to deal with the problem |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_2 |
I think about how only I feel this way |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_3 |
I think I won't be able to work because I feel so bad |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_4 |
I think about my fatigue and pain |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_5 |
I think about how hard it is to concentrate |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_8 |
I help someone else to take my mind off things |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_9 |
I think about how passive and unmotivated I feel |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_10 |
I remind myself that this feeling won't last forever |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_11 |
I analyze recent events to understand why I feel depressed |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_12 |
I think about how I don't seem to feel anything |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_13 |
I think: why can't I get started |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_14 |
I wonder why I always react this way |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_15 |
I go to one of my favourite places to think about my feelings |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_16 |
I go out alone and think about why I'm feeling this way |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_17 |
I talk to someone whose judgement I appreciate |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_18 |
I think I will concentrate on something other than my feelings |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_19 |
I write down what i'm thinking and analyze it |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_20 |
I do something that has helped in the past to make me feel better |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_21 |
I think about a recent event which I wanted to have gone better |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_22 |
I think: go outside and have some fun |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_23 |
I think of a plan to deal with the problem |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_24 |
I stay away from people |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
PROBLEM_SOLVING
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_25 |
I focus on my work |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_26 |
I wonder why I have these problems and others don't |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_27 |
I think about how sad I feel |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_28 |
I think about my faillures |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_29 |
I do something I enjoy |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_30 |
I think about how I don't feel like doing anything |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_31 |
I do something fun with a friend |
Follow_up2 |
DISTRACTION
EMOTION_REGULATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_32 |
I analyse my personality |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_33 |
I go somewhere on my own to think about my feelings |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_34 |
I think about how mad I am at myself |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_35 |
I listen to sad music |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_36 |
I think about the reasons I feel sad |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_37 |
I try to understand my depressed feelings |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_38 |
I think: I won't be able to work if I don't get over this |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_39 |
I think: what did I do to deserve this |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_40 |
I think that I won't be able to concentrate if I keep feeling this way |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RSQ_41 |
I think: why can't things go better |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_1 |
I think: "I can do anything". |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_2 |
I think about how proud I am with myself. |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_3 |
I think: "people will think I'm arrogant" |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_4 |
I think: "this is too good to be true" |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_5 |
I think about how strong I feel |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_6 |
I enjoy the moment |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_7 |
I think: "I do everything I can" |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_8 |
I think about things that went wrong for me |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_9 |
I remind myself that these feelings won't last long |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_10 |
I notice I am full of energy |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_11 |
I think: "I can make everything work" |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_12 |
I think I am ready to begin |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_13 |
I think my luck will soon run out |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_14 |
I think about how hard it is to keep focus |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_15 |
I think about how happy I'm feeling |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
POSITIVE_AFFECT
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_16 |
I think of things that could go wrong |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
RPA_17 |
I think: "I don't deserve this" |
Follow_up2 |
EMOTION_REGULATION
RUMINATION
STRATEGY
|
|
UCLA_1 |
in tune with people around you |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_2 |
lack companionship |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_3 |
no one to turn to |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_4 |
feel alone |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_5 |
part of a group of friends |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_6 |
a lot in common with people around you |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_7 |
no longer close to anyone |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_8 |
interests and ideas are not shared |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_9 |
feel extraverted and friendly |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_10 |
feel close to people |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_11 |
feel left out |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_12 |
feel that relations with others are not meaningful |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_13 |
no one really knows you well |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_14 |
isolated from others |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_15 |
you can find companionship if you want it |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_16 |
there are people who really understand you |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_17 |
feel shy |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_18 |
like people are around you but not with you |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_19 |
there are people you can talk to |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
UCLA_20 |
there are people you can count on |
Follow_up2 |
LONELINESS
SOCIAL
|
|
NFA_1 |
I am affraid of feeling emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_2 |
I fin dit hard to tell people close to me that I love them |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_3 |
I have to experience strong emotions regularly |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_4 |
emotions help people go through life |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_5 |
I am an emotional person |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_6 |
I think it is important to explore emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
DSM_PAN_17 |
Hot flashes or cold chills. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DIAGNOSIS
PANIC
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
NFA_7 |
I approach situation in which I expect to experience intense emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_8 |
I try to avoid intense emotions as I find them overwhelming |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_9 |
I choose not to experience emotional highs and lows |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_10 |
I don't know how to deal with my emotions, so I avoid them |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_11 |
Emotions are dangerous, they often result in situations I'd rather avoid |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_12 |
It is always wrong to act upon your emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_13 |
We should surrender to our emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_14 |
displays of emotions are sometimes embarrassing |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_15 |
strong emotions are generaly beneficial |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_16 |
people function most effectively when they don't experience strong emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_17 |
experience of emotions promotes human survival |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_18 |
I feel it's important to be in touch with my emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_19 |
I think it's important to know how others are feeling |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_20 |
I get stuck in my emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_21 |
I wish I felt less emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_22 |
avoiding emotional events helps me sleep at night |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_23 |
sometimes I am affraid of how I would act when I get emotional |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_24 |
I feel the need to cry sometimes |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_25 |
I would like to be rational and have fewer emotions |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
NFA_26 |
I love to decorate my bedroom with items that have emotional value |
Follow_up2 |
AFFECT
BELIEF
|
|
SWL_1_LASTYEAR |
In most ways my life is close to my ideal. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_2_LASTYEAR |
The conditions of my life are excellent. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_3_LASTYEAR |
I am satisfied with my life. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_4_LASTYEAR |
So far I have gotten the important things I want in life. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
SWL_5_LASTYEAR |
If I could live my life over, I would change almost nothing. |
Follow_up2 |
HEDONIC
LIFE_SATISFACTION
WELL_BEING
|
|
ESM_RELATED_1 |
Participating in this study made my life: |
Follow_up2 |
ESM_RELATED
|
|
ESM_RELATED_2 |
By participating I was more aware of my emotions |
Follow_up2 |
ESM_RELATED
|
|
ESM_RELATED_3 |
By participating I was more aware of my emotions + evaluation |
Follow_up2 |
ESM_RELATED
|
|
UNABLE_SCHOOL |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) not been able to work or go to school? |
Follow_up2 |
EDUCATION
WELL_BEING
|
|
COUNSELLING |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) sought psychological counseling |
Follow_up2 |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
MEDICATION |
Do you use any kind of medication? |
Follow_up2 |
MEDICATION
PHYSICAL_HEALTH
|
|
HELP_SEEK |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) been advised to seek psychological help? |
Follow_up2 |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
HOSPITAL_PSYCH |
Have you ever (or for w2 and w3 since the last time) been admitted for psychological problems? |
Follow_up2 |
HELP_SEEK
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_1 |
Depressed mood during the biggest part of the day, almost every day. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_2 |
Clear decrease of pleasure in activities that are normally pleasurable. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_3 |
Weightgain or loss (the latter without diet) or increased/decreased appetite. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_4 |
Indication wether or not there was weightloss. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_5 |
Indication wether or not there was weightgain. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_6 |
Insomnia or hypersomnia almost every day. Criterion present or not. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_7 |
Indication wether or not there was insomnia. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_8 |
Indication wether or not there was hypersomnia. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
|
|
DSM_DEP_9 |
Psychomotor agitation or retardation almost every day. Criterion present or not. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_10 |
Indication wether or not there was retardation of psychomotor functions. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_11 |
Indication wether or not there was agitation of psychomotor functions. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_12 |
Fatigue or energy loss, almost every day. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_13 |
Feelings of worthlessness of excessive guilt, almost every day. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_14 |
Indication whether the feelings included wortlessness. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_15 |
Indication whether the feelings included guilt. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_16 |
Impaired ability to think or concentrate or descision making. Criterion present or not. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_17 |
Indication wether or not there were problems with thinking. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_18 |
Indication wether or not there were problems with descisionmaking. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_19 |
Recurrent thoughts of death, suicide thoughts with or without a specific plan or an attempt to commit suicide. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_20 |
Indication wether thoughts about death occurred. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_21 |
Indication wether thoughts about suicide occurred. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_22 |
Indication wether there was a suicide plan. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_23 |
Indication wether there was an attempted suicide. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_24 |
Symptoms above cause severe suffering or limitations in daily life (social, professional or otherwise) |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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DSM_DEP_25 |
Symptoms are not caused by direct effects of drugs, medication or any somatic condition. |
Follow_up2 |
CLINICAL_INTERVIEW
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