National Study of Daily Experiences The MIDUS In-Depth Diary Study. Daily Telephone Interview Codebook
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1 National Study of Daily Experiences The MIDUS In-Depth Diary Study Daily Telephone Interview Codebook NATIONAL STUDY OF DAILY EXPERIENCES Telephone Interview Codebook CASEID RESPONDENT ID DAY ENTER IN DAY OF INTERVIEW (E.G., 1-8) DAY2 ARE YOU CALLING R TO EXPLAIN STUDY FOR THE FIRST TIME? (X SECTION) 1. YES, THIS IS FIRST TIME GIVING SPIEL 5. NO, THIS IS A RESCHEDULED DAY 1 INTERVIEW DAYTIME file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (1 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
2 IS THIS INTERVIEW IN THE EVENING (6:00 PM OR LATER) 5. DAY TIME (BEFORE 6:00 PM) STATUS CHOOSE ONE: 1. R WAS INTERVIEWED YESTERDAY 2. YESTERDAY'S INTERVIEW WAS MISSED WEEKDAY TODAY IS MONDAY 2. TUESDAY 3. WEDNESDAY 4. THURSDAY 5. FRIDAY 6. SATURDAY 7. SUNDAY GENDER IWER: ENTER FROM COVERSHEET. 1. MALE > SKIP B6, B1p, B1q 2. FEMALE POSTMEN IWER: ENTER FROM COVERSHEET. 1. POSTMENOPAUSAL > SKIP B6, B1p 2. NOT POSTMENOPAUSAL NOTAPE0 IWER: ENTER FROM COVERSHEET. 1. TAPING IS OK 5. USE NO TAPE OPTION file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (2 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
3 NOSMOK IWER: ENTER FROM COVERSHEET. IF "TRUE" IS CIRCLED ON COVERSHEET, ENTER 1. IF ITEM IS NOT CIRCLED, OR "FALSE" IS CIRCLED, ENTER R NEVER SMOKES > SKIP B2 5. R MAY SMOKE NOALC IWER: ENTER FROM COVERSHEET. IF "TRUE" IS CIRCLED ON COVERSHEET, ENTER 1. IF ITEM IS NOT CIRCLED, OR "FALSE" IS CIRCLED, ENTER R NEVER DRINKS ALCOHOL > SKIP B3 2. R MAY DRINK ALCOHOL IWER: ENTER FROM COVERSHEET. IF "TRUE" IS CIRCLED ON COVERSHEET, ENTER 1. IF ITEM IS NOT CIRCLED, OR "FALSE" IS CIRCLED, ENTER 5.IWER: ENTER FROM 1. R NEVER TAKES DRUGS > SKIP B10 5. R MAY TAKE DRUGS file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (3 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
4 Note to Programmer: DAY 1 ONLY. IF DAY 2, SKIP TO AW1. X11 Before we begin tonight's interview, I am going to read the following material to ensure that you are informed of the nature of this research study. For quality control purposes, parts of this interview may be tape-recorded. Any information that you give us will be strictly confidential. Your name will not be connected to your answers. 1. R DOESN'T OBJECT TO TAPING 5. R OBJECTS TO OR HAS CONCERNS ABOUT TAPING X11B2 Some of the questions ask you to describe the events of your day in your own words. It is difficult for interviewers to type as fast as you can talk, so we would often have to stop and ask you to repeat things. I assure you that the tapes will be secure and kept separate from your name and address. Everything you say is confidential. And, this is the only way we can ask you to describe your day in your own words. (I can let you know exactly which parts are being taped if you'd like.) Would that be okay with you? 1. YES, WILL ALLOW TAPING 4. NO, WILL NOT ALLOW TAPING 9. REFUSES TO PARTICIPATE X11A You are being invited to voluntarily participate in the National Study of Daily Experiences. The purpose of this project is to study how day-to-day stress and lifestyle affect health. As a token of our appreciation for your participation, you have been sent a check for $20. You will also receive periodic updates on the findings from the study. I would like to assure you that this study is entirely voluntary and you are under no obligation to answer all of the questions. If any of the questions make you feel uncomfortable we can move on to the next one. XCORT-INSTRUCTIONS FOR SALIVA COLLECTION Do you have any questions about the information that I just read? Do you agree to participate? 1. YES (TAPING ALLOWED) 2. YES (TAPING NOT ALLOWED) 8. MAYBE: WANTS TO KNOW WHY TAPE RECORDER/OBJECTS TO TAPING 9. NO/REFUSES Note to Programmer: There will be text for Saliva Instruction and Reminder file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (4 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
5 The first set of questions are about how you spent your time since (this time/we spoke) yesterday; that is, beginning from (this time/the time you hung up the phone) yesterday and going up to the time I called on the phone tonight. AW1C Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, how much time did you spend SLEEPING, not including time you may have spent napping? HOURS (AW1Ch) MINUTES (AW1Cm) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused A1 Since (this time/we spoke yesterday,) how much time did you spend TAKING CARE OF or DOING THINGS WITH YOUR CHILDREN -- such as helping with homework, playing with them, driving them around, or doing something else with them? [DEF: This includes ANY time spent with children, shared activities as well as just being together in the same room.] [IF R VOLUNTEERS NO KIDS= > SKIP TO A2] [IF R MENTIONS ADULT CHILDREN OR GRANDCHILDREN, PRESS F1 FOR HELP.] Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS. (A1h) MINUTES (A1m) 77 R volunteers no kids; 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS A2 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, how much time did you spend doing yard work, or other routine chores? [DEF: This does not include paid work, volunteer work, or time spent taking care of your own children.] Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS. (A2h) MINUTES (A2m) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS A3 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, how much time did you spend on activities related to business, paid work, or school -- including travel time and time spent looking for work? [IF R NOT SURE: "Would you consider this to be part of your required (work/school) activities, or volunteer work, or something else?" IF R SAYS VOLUNTEER: "I'm going to ask you about volunteering later."] [NOTE: INTERNSHIPS COUNT AS PAID SCHOOL/WORK, NOT VOLUNTEER WORK.] file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (5 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
6 [IF R SAYS: "I am self-employed" OR "I help out in our family business" say "How much time did you spend on activities related to (that business/ earning money?)"] Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS. (A3h) MINUTES (A3m) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS A3A What time did you begin this work? HOURS. (A3Ah2) MINUTES (A3Am2) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused am/pm (A3Aap) A3B What time did you finish this work? HOURS. (A3Bh2) MINUTES (A3Bm2) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused am/pm (A3Bap) A4 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, how much time did you spend relaxing or doing leisure time activities? [IF NEC: "Leisure time activities means actively choosing to do things for yourself. This may overlap with other categories, such as spending time with your children."] Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS. (A4h) MINUTES (A4m) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS AW4 (AW3) Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday how much time did you spend watching television (including time spent watching videos)? HOURS (AW4h) MINUTES (AW4m) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused A4A file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (6 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
7 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, how much time did you spend engaged in VIGOROUS physical activity or exercise? Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS. (A4Ah) MINUTES (A4Am) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS AW5A About what time did you begin this activity? HOURS. (AW5Ah) MINUTES (AW5Am) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused am/pm (AW5Aap) A9 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did you spend any time doing formal VOLUNTEER WORK at a church, hospital, senior center, or any other organization? [IF NEC: This includes community organizations and local sports organizations. [OR] This includes any kind of voluntary work with an organization, such as coaching a softball team, or being a leader of a scout troop.] [IF R SAYS THEY WORK AT CHURCH, NURSING HOME, ETC., SAY: "Only count time spent VOLUNTEERING -- that is, work that you are NOT paid for."] [NOTE: INTERNSHIPS COUNT AS WORK, NOT VOLUNTEERING. GO BACK TO A3 IF NEC.] 1. YES 5. NO >SKIP TO A10 8. DK >SKIP TO A >SKIP TO 10 A9A How much time? Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS. (A9Ah) MINUTES (A9Am) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS A10 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did you spend any time giving any UNPAID ASSISTANCE to people who do not live with you, such as free baby-sitting or help with shopping? 1. YES 5. NO >SKIP TO A11 8. DK >SKIP TO A >SKIP TO A11 file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (7 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
8 A10A Who did you help? (PROBE: Anyone else?) [CHECK ALL MENTIONS] [USE CURSOR TO REACH CORRECT CATEGORY, PRESS ENTER TO "CHOOSE"] A10A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER NOT LIVING WITH R A10A_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) A10A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) A10A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) A10A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) A10A_6. FRIEND A10A_7. NEIGHBOR A10A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT A10A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER A10A_10. EMPLOYEE OF SUPERVISEE A10A_11. OTHER (SPECIFY) A10A_12. STRANGER (*) A10A_13. RELIGIOUS GRP. MEMBER (INCLUDING MINISTER) (*) A10A_14. SELF-HELP GROUP (AA, THERAPIST, COUNSELOR) (*) A10A_15. CLIENT/ CUSTOMER/ PATIENT (*) A10A_16. GROUPS (*) A10A_18 DON'T KNOW A10A_19 REFUSED [PRESS THIS BAR WHEN FINISHED] A10B Altogether how much time did you spend helping Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS.(A10Bh) MINUTES (A10Bm) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS A11 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did you RECEIVE any unpaid assistance from any organization or person who does not live with you? [IF NEC: Unpaid assistance includes things like getting help with child care, transportation, or shopping.] 1. YES 5. NO >SKIP TO A12 8. DK >SKIP TO A >SKIP TO A12 file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (8 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
9 A11A Who gave you this assistance? (PROBE: Anyone else?) CHECK ALL MENTIONS [USE CURSOR TO REACH CORRECT CATEGORY, PRESS ENTER TO "CHOOSE"] A11A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER NOT LIVING WITH R A11A_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) A11A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) A11A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) A11A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) A11A_6. FRIEND A11A_7. NEIGHBOR A11A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT A11A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER A11A_10. EMPLOYEE OR SUPERVISEE A11A_11. RELIGIOUS GROUPS A11A_12. GOVERNMENTAL GROUPS A11A_13. NON-GOVERNMENTAL GROUPS A11A_14. OTHER (SPECIFY) A11A_15. STRANGER (*) A11A_16. CLIENT, CUSTOMER, PATIENT (*) A11A_1 A11A_ A11B Altogether, about how much time did receive this assistance? Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS.(A11Bh) MINUTES (A11Bm) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS A12 Not counting work you might do as part of your job, did you spend any time giving EMOTIONAL SUPPORT to anyone, like listening to their problems, giving advice, or comforting them, since (this time/we spoke) yesterday? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO A13 8. DK > SKIP TO A13 file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (9 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
10 ------> SKIP TO A13 A12A (A13A) Who did you give emotional support to? (PROBE: Anyone else?) [CHECK ALL MENTIONS] [USE CURSOR TO REACH CORRECT CATEGORY, PRESS ENTER TO "CHOOSE"] A12A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER A12A_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) A12A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) A12A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) A12A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) A12A_6. FRIEND A12A_7. NEIGHBOR A12A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT A12A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER A12A_10. EMPLOYEE OR SUPERVISEE A12A_11. OTHER (SPECIFY) A12A_12. STRANGER (*) A12A_13. RELIGIOUS GROUP MEMBER (INCLUDING MINISTER) (*) A12A_14. SELF-HELP GROUP (AA, THERAPIST, COUNSELOR) (*) A12A_15. CLIENT/ CUSTOMER/ PATIENT (*) A12A_17. DON'T KNOW A12A_18. REFUSED A12B Altogether, about how much time did you spend giving support to Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS.(A12Bh) MINUTES (A12Bm) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (10 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
11 A13 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did you RECEIVE any emotional support from anyone or any organizations? [IF NEC: This does not include counseling that you pay for, such as visiting a therapist or psychiatrist.] 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO ACARE1 8. DK > SKIP TO ACARE > SKIP TO ACARE1 A13A Who gave you this emotional support? (PROBE: Anyone else?) [CHECK ALL MENTIONS ] [USE CURSOR TO REACH CORRECT CATEGORY, PRESS ENTER TO "CHOOSE"] A13A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER A13A_ 2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) A13A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) A13A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) A13A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) A13A_6. FRIEND A13A_7. NEIGHBOR A13A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT A13A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER A13A_10. EMPLOYEE OR SUPERVISEE A13A_11. RELIGIOUS GROUPS A13A_12. GOVERNMENTAL GROUPS A13A_13. NON-GOVERNMENTAL GROUPS (INCLUDE SELF-HELP GROUPS) A13A_14. OTHER (SPECIFY) A13A_15. STRANGER (*) A13A_16. CLIENT/ CUSTOMER/ PATIENT (*) A13A_17. GROUPS (*) A13A_1 A13A_1 [PRESS THIS BAR WHEN FINISHED] A13B Altogether, about how much time did you spend receiving emotional support? Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS.(A13Bh) MINUTES (A14Bm) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (11 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:39 AM
12 ACARE1 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did you spend any time providing assistance to someone who has a disability, health problem, or other special needs? 1. YES 5. NO---- SKIP TO B1 8. DK---- SKIP TO B SKIP TO B1 ACARE2 Who did you give assistance to? ACARE2_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER NOT LIVING WITH R ACARE2_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) ACARE2_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) ACARE2_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) ACARE2_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) ACARE2_6. FRIEND ACARE2_7. NEIGHBOR ACARE2_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT ACARE2_9. BOSS OR TEACHER ACARE2_10. EMPLOYEE OF SUPERVISEE ACARE2_11. OTHER (SPECIFY) ACARE2_12. STRANGER (*) ACARE2_13. RELIGIOUS GROUP MEMBER (INCLUDING MINISTER) (*) ACARE2_14. SELF-HELP GROUP (AA, THERAPIST, COUNSELOR) (*) ACARE2_15. CLIENT OR CUSTOMER OR PATIENT (*) ACARE2_16. GROUPS (OTHER THAN RELIGIOUS OR SELF-HELP (*) ACARE2_1 ACARE2_1 ACARE3 Would you describe their disability or need as emotional, physical, or other? 1. EMOTIONAL 2. PHYSICAL 3. COMBINATION 4. OTHER ACARE4 Since (this time/we spoke yesterday,) how much time did you spend providing assistance to someone who has a disability or other special needs? Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 24 HOURS HOURS.(ACARE4h) MINUTES (ACARE4m) 88 Don t Know; 99 Refused [FOR EXAMPLE, 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES = 2.20] 1/4 HOUR = 0.15 HRS.MINS 3/4 HOUR = 0.45 HRS.MINS 1/2 HOUR = 0.30 HRS.MINS 1 HOUR = 1.00 HRS.MINS file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (12 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
13 B1 Next, I would just like to ask you whether or not you had any of the following symptoms today. Please answer by saying YES or NO. B1A.. HEADACHE 1. YES 5. NO B1B. BACKACHE 1. YES 5. NO B1C. MUSCLE SORENESS 1. YES 5. NO B1D. FATIGUE 1. YES 5. NO B1E. JOINT PAIN 1. YES 5. NO B1F. MUSCLE WEAKNESS 1. YES 5. NO B1G. COUGH 1. YES 5. NO B1H. SORE THROAT 1. YES 5. NO B1I. FEVER 1. YES 5. NO B1J. CHILLS 1. YES 5. NO B1K. OTHER COLD AND 1. YES 5. NO FLU SYMPTOMS B1L. NAUSEA 1. YES 5. NO B1La. ALLERGIES 1. YES 5. NO B1M. DIARRHEA 1. YES 5. NO B1N. CONSTIPATION 1. YES 5. NO B1O. POOR APPETITE 1. YES 5. NO B1P. OTHER STOMACH 1. YES 5. NO PROBLEMS B1Q. CHEST PAIN 1. YES 5. NO B1R. DIZZINESS 1. YES 5. NO B1S. SHORTNESS OF BREATH/ 1. YES 5. NO DIFFICULTY BREATHING B1T. MENSTRUAL RELATED - 1. YES 5. NO SYMPTOMS (Ex. Cramps, Bloating, Breast Tenderness) B1U. HOT FLASHES/FLUSHES 1. YES 5. NO B1V. ANY OTHER PHYSICAL - 1. YES 5. NO SYMPTOMS or DISCOMFORTS Note to Programmer: Fill in the following questions for every symptom experienced. Now I would like to ask you to rate the severity of these symptoms. B1A2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (13 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
14 B1B2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1C2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1D2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1E2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1F2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1G2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1H2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1I2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1J2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1K2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1L2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1La2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1M2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1N2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (14 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
15 B1O2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1P2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1Q2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1R2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1S2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1T2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1U2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B1V2. You said that you experienced a. Please rate the severity on a 1 to 10 scale, 1 being very mild to 10 being very severe B2 How many cigarettes did you smoke since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, # CIGARETTES Note to Interviewer: ANSWER LIMIT IS 99 CIGARETTES [ONE PACK = 20 CIGARETTES] 777. (IF VOL) NEVER SMOKES REF file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (15 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
16 B3 Counting a drink as a bottle of beer, a glass of wine, or a shot of liquor, how many drinks did you have since (this time/we spoke) yesterday? [IF DK: "What is your best estimate?"] # DRINKS 77. (IF VOL) NEVER DRINKS REF C1 The next questions are about your mood today. How much of the time today did you feel RESTLESS OR FIDGETY-- all of the time, most, some, a little, or none of the time? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME C2 How much of the time today did you feel NERVOUS? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (16 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
17 [IF NEC: -- all of the time, most, some, a little, or none of the time?] 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME C3 How much of the time today did you feel WORTHLESS? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME C4 How much of the time were you so SAD that nothing could cheer you up? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME C5 How much of the time today did you feel that EVERYTHING was an EFFORT? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME C6 How much of the time today did you feel HOPELESS? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C13 file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (17 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
18 How much of the time today did you feel LONELY? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C14 How much of the time today did you feel AFRAID? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C15 How much of the time today did you feel JITTERY? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C16 How much of the time today did you feel IRRITABLE? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C17 How much of the time today did you feel ASHAMED? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (18 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
19 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C18 How much of the time today did you feel UPSET? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C19 How much of the time today did you feel ANGRY? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C20 How much of the time today did you feel FRUSTRATED? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C7 How much of the time today did you feel in GOOD SPIRITS? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (19 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
20 9.REFUSED C8 How much of the time today did you feel CHEERFUL? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C9 How much of the time today did you feel EXTREMELY HAPPY? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C10 How much of the time today did you feel CALM AND PEACEFUL? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C11 How much of the time today did you feel SATISFIED? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (20 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
21 C12 How much of the time today did you feel FULL OF LIFE? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C21 How much of the time today did you feel CLOSE TO OTHERS? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C22 How much of the time today did you feel LIKE YOU BELONG? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C23 How much of the time today did you feel ENTHUSIASTIC? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (21 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
22 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C24 How much of the time today did you feel ATTENTIVE? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C25 How much of the time today did you feel PROUD? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C26 How much of the time today did you feel ACTIVE? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED C27 How much of the time today did you feel CONFIDENT? 1. ALL THE TIME 2. MOST OF THE TIME 3. SOME OF THE TIME 4. A LITTLE OF THE TIME 5. NONE OF THE TIME 9.REFUSED file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (22 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
23 D1 The next questions are about how much work you got done compared to usual. First, did you cut back on your normal work activities TODAY because of any problems with your physical health, your emotions, (use of alcohol) or some combination? [IF NEC: Normal work activities includes paid work, school work, house work and volunteer work.] 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO D2 6. IF VOL, YES BUT NOT FOR THESE REASONS 7. TODAY IS NOT A WORK DAY > SKIP TO D2 8. DK > SKIP TO D > SKIP TO D2 D1A On a scale from ZERO to TEN where zero means that you didn't do ANY work today and ten means you did ALL your normal amount of work for this day of the week, how much work did you get done? You can use any number from ZERO to TEN. [IF R SAYS HE/SHE WORKED MORE THAN NORMAL, ENTER 10] REF D1B What was the main reason for your work cut back today -- your physical health, your emotions, (use of alcohol) or some combination? 1. PHYSICAL 2. EMOTIONAL 3. ALCOHOL 4. COMBINATION 5. OTHER 9.REFUSED file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (23 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
24 D2 Did the QUALITY of your work or how CAREFULLY you worked suffer today because of any problems with either your physical health or, your emotions, (use of alcohol) or some combination? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO D3 8. DK > SKIP TO D > SKIP TO D3 D2A What was the main reason for this -- your physical health, your emotions, (use of alcohol) or some combination? 1. PHYSICAL 2. EMOTIONAL 3. ALCOHOL 4. COMBINATION 5. OTHER D3 Did you spend less time with people in your personal life today compared to usual because of any problems with either your physical health, your emotions, (use of alcohol) or some combination? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO D4 8. DK > SKIP TO D > SKIP TO D4 D3A What was the main reason for this -- your physical health, your emotions, (use of alcohol) or some combination? 1. PHYSICAL 2. EMOTIONAL 3. ALCOHOL 4. COMBINATION 5. OTHER D4 Note To Interviewer: TURN ON RECORDER Sometimes people get less done than usual because their baby-sitter cancels, their child stays home sick from school, or SOME OTHER FAMILY MEMBER NEEDS THEIR HELP. Did you cut back on any of your normal activities today because of something like this? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (24 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
25 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO F1 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F1 D4A Who needed your help? [CHOOSE ONE ONLY. IF NEC: "Who s help required cutting back the most?"] F1A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER F1A_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) F1A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) F1A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) F1A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) F1A_6. FRIEND F1A_7. NEIGHBOR F1A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT F1A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER F1A_10. EMPLOYEE OR SUPERVISEE F1A_11. OTHER (SPECIFY) F1A_12. STRANGER (*) F1A_13. RELIGIOUS GROUP MEMBER (INCLUDING MINISTER) (*) F1A_14. SELF-HELP GROUP (AA, THERAPIST, COUNSELOR) (*) F1A_15. CLIENT/ CUSTOMER/ PATIENT (*) F1A_16. GROUPS (*) F1A_8 F1A_ D4B What happened? PROBE F1 The next questions are about stressful experiences that may have happened to you since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, First, did you have an argument or disagreement with anyone since (this time/we spoke) yesterday? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO F2 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F2 F1A Think of the most stressful disagreement or argument you had since (this time/we spoke) yesterday. Who was that with? [CHOSE ONE ONLY. IF NEC: "Who was the MOST STRESSFUL disagreement with?"] F1A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER F1A_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) F1A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) F1A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) F1A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) F1A_6. FRIEND F1A_7. NEIGHBOR F1A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT F1A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER F1A_10. EMPLOYEE OR SUPERVISEE F1A_11. OTHER (SPECIFY) file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (25 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
26 F1A_12. STRANGER (*) F1A_13. RELIGIOUS GROUP MEMBER (INCLUDING MINISTER) (*) F1A_14. SELF-HELP GROUP (AA, THERAPIST, COUNSELOR) (*) F1A_15. CLIENT/ CUSTOMER/ PATIENT (*) F1A_16. GROUPS (*) F1A_8 F1A_ F1A1 When did that happen -- was that some time yesterday or today? 1. YESTERDAY 5. TODAY F1A2 What time of the day did this happen? [PROBE FOR MOST PRECISE TIME POSSIBLE, E.G. 2:30 P.M., 11:00 A.M.] HOURS (F1A2h) MINUTES (F1A2m) a.m. or p.m. (F1A2ap) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused F1B What happened? PROBE... Could you tell me a little more about that? Could you tell me a little about the background to that? What about this was stressful for YOU (if anything)? F1C How stressful was this for you -- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT > SKIP TO F2 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F2 F1WC1 How ANGRY were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT [IF NEC: During this situation ] file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (26 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
27 F1WC2 How NERVOUS OR ANXIOUS were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F1WC How SAD were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F1WC How SHAMEFUL were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F1WC5 How much CONTROL did you have over the situation -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F1WC6 Is the issue resolved? 1. YES 5. NO F1D How much were each of the following things at risk in this disagreement... First, how much did it risk disrupting your daily routine -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (27 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
28 F1E How much did it risk your financial situation? F1F How much did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F1G How much did it risk the way other people feel about you? F1H How much did it risk your physical health or safety? F1I How much did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F1J file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (28 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
29 How much did it risk your plans for the future? F2 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did anything happen that you COULD have argued about but you decided to LET PASS in order to AVOID a disagreement? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO F3 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F3 F2A Think of the most stressful incident of this sort. Who was the person you decided not to argue with? F2A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER F2A_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) F2A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) F2A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) F2A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) F2A_6. FRIEND F2A_7. NEIGHBOR F2A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT F2A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER F2A_10. EMPLOYEE OR SUPERVISEE F2A_11. OTHER (SPECIFY) F2A_12. STRANGER (*) F2A_13. RELIGIOUS GROUP MEMBER (INCLUDING MINISTER) (*) F2A_14. SELF-HELP GROUP (AA, THERAPIST, COUNSELOR) (*) F2A_15. CLIENT/CUSTOMER/PATIENT (*) F2A_16. GROUPS (*) F2A_8 F2A_9 F2A1 When did that happen -- was that some time yesterday or today? 1. YESTERDAY 5. TODAY file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (29 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
30 F2A2 What time of the day did this happen? [PROBE FOR MOST PRECISE TIME POSSIBLE, E.G. 2:30 P.M., 11:00 A.M.] HOURS (F2A2h) MINUTES (F2A2m) a.m. or p.m. (F2A2ap) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused F2B What happened and why did you decide not to get into an argument about it? PROBE... Could you tell me a little more about that? Could you tell me a little about the background to that? What about this was stressful for YOU (if anything)? F2C How STRESSFUL was this for you -- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT > SKIP TO F3 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F3 F2WC1 How ANGRY were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F2WC2 How NERVOUS OR ANXIOUS were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F2WC3 How SAD were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (30 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
31 F2WC How SHAMEFUL were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F2WC5 How much CONTROL did you have over the situation -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F2WC6 Is the issue resolved? 1. YES 5. NO F2D How much were each of the following things at risk during this situation? First how much did it risk disrupting your daily routine -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F2Dprob Why did it disrupt your daily routine? F2E How much did it risk your financial situation? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (31 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
32 F2Eprob Why did it disrupt your financial situation? F2F How much did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F2Fprob Why did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F2G How much did it risk the way other people feel about you? F2Gprob Why did it risk the way other people feel about you? F2H How much did it risk your physical health or safety? F2Hprob Why did it risk your physical health or safety? F2I file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (32 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
33 How much did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F2Iprob Why did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F2J How much did it risk your plans for the future? F2Jprob Why did it risk your plans for the future? F3 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did anything happen at work or school (other than what you ve already mentioned) that most people would consider stressful? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO F4 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F4 F3A1 When did that happen -- was that some time yesterday or today? 1. YESTERDAY 5. TODAY F3A2 What time of the day did this happen? [PROBE FOR MOST PRECISE TIME POSSIBLE, E.G. 2:30 P.M., 11:00 A.M.] HOURS (F3A2h) MINUTES (F3A2m) a.m. or p.m. (F3A2ap) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused F3A What happened and what about it would most people consider stressful? PROBE... Could you tell me a little more about that? Could you tell me a little about the background to that? What about this do you think most people would consider stressful? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (33 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
34 F3B How stressful was this for you -- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT > SKIP TO F4 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F4 F3WB1 How ANGRY were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F3WB2 How NERVOUS OR ANXIOUS were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F3WB3 How SAD were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F3WB How SHAMEFUL were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F3WB5 How much CONTROL did you have over the situation -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (34 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
35 F3WB6 Is the issue resolved? 1. YES 5. NO F3C How much were each of the following things at risk in this situation... First, how much did it risk disrupting your daily routine -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F3Cprob Why did it disrupt your daily routine? F3D How much did it risk your financial situation -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F3Dprob Why did it risk your financial situation? F3E How much did it risk the way you feel about yourself? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (35 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
36 F3Eprob Why did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F3F How much did it risk the way other people feel about you? F3Fprob Why did it risk the way other people feel about you? F3G How much did it risk your physical health or safety? F3Gprob Why did it risk your physical health or safety? F3H How much did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F3Hprob Why did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F3I How much did it risk your plans for the future? F3Iprob file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (36 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
37 Why did it risk your plans for the future? F4 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did anything happen at home (other than what you ve already mentioned) that most people would consider stressful? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO F5 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F5 F4A1 When did that happen -- was that some time yesterday or today? 1. YESTERDAY 5. TODAY F4A2 What time of the day did this happen? [PROBE FOR MOST PRECISE TIME POSSIBLE, E.G. 2:30 P.M., 11:00 A.M.] HOURS (F4A2h) MINUTES (F4A2m) a.m. or p.m. (F4A2ap) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused F4A What happened and what about it would most people consider stressful? PROBE... Could you tell me a little more about that? Could you tell me a little about the background to that? What about this was stressful for YOU? F4B How stressful was this for you -- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT > SKIP TO F5 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F5 F4WB1 How ANGRY were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT 8. DK file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (37 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
38 F4WB2 How NERVOUS OR ANXIOUS were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or not at all? WHAT F4WB3 How SAD were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F4WB How SHAMEFUL were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F4WB5 How much control did you have over the situation -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F4WB6 Is the issue resolved? 1. YES 5. NO F4C How much were each of the following things at risk in this situation... First, how much did it risk disrupting your daily routine -- a lot, some, file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (38 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
39 a little, or none at all? F4Cprob Why did it disrupt your daily routine? F4D How much did it risk your financial situation? F4Dprob Why did it risk your financial situation? F4E How much did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F4Eprob Why did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F4F How much did it risk the way other people feel about you? 4. NOT AT ALL F4Fprob Why did it risk the way other people feel about you? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (39 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
40 F4G How much did it risk your physical health or safety? F4Gprob Why did it risk your physical health or safety? F4H How much did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F4Hprob Why did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F4I How much did it risk your plans for the future? F4Iprob Why did it risk your plans for the future? F5 Many people experience discrimination on the basis of such things as race, sex, or age. Did anything like this happen to you since yesterday? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO F6 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F6 file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (40 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
41 F5A Think of the most stressful incident of this sort. What was the basis for the discrimination you experienced-- your race, sex, age, or something else? [MARK ALL MENTIONS] F5A_1. RACE F5A_2. SEX F5A_3. AGE F5A_4. OTHER (SPECIFY) F5A_5. SOMETHING ELSE (SPECIFY) F5A_6. REFUSED F5A1 When did that happen -- was that some time yesterday or today? 1. YESTERDAY 5. TODAY F5A2 What time of the day did this happen? [PROBE FOR MOST PRECISE TIME POSSIBLE, E.G. 2:30 P.M., 11:00 A.M.] HOURS (F5A2h) MINUTES (F5A2m) a.m. or p.m. (F5A2ap) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused F5A3 What happened and what about it would most people consider stressful? PROBE... Could you tell me a little more about that? Could you tell me a little about the background to that? What about this do you think most people would consider stressful? F5C How stressful was this incident for you -- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT > SKIP TO F6 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F6 F5WC1 How ANGRY were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (41 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
42 WHAT F5WC2 How NERVOUS OR ANXIOUS were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F5WC3 How SAD were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F5WC How SHAMEFUL were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F5WC5 How much CONTROL did you have over the situation -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F5WC6 Is the issue resolved? 1. YES 5. NO F5D How much were each of the following things at risk in this situation... file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (42 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
43 First, how much did it risk disrupting your daily routine -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F5E How much did it risk your financial situation? F5Eprob Why did it risk your financial situation? F5F How much did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F5Fprob Why did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F5G How much did it risk the way other people feel about you? F5Gprob Why did it risk the way other people feel about you? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (43 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
44 F5H How much did it risk your physical health or safety? F5Hprob Why did it risk your physical health or safety? F5I How much did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F5Iprob Why did it risk the health or well-being of someone you care about? F5J How much did it risk your plans for the future? F5Jprob Why did it risk your plans for the future? F6 Since (this time/we spoke) yesterday, did anything happen to a close friend or relative (other than what you've already mentioned) that turned out to be stressful for YOU? 1. YES 5. NO > SKIP TO F7 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F7 F6A Think of the most stressful incident of this sort. Who did this happen to? [IF NEC: What relation is this person to you?] [IF NEC: Who did the MOST STRESSFUL incident of this sort happen to?] file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (44 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
45 F6A_1. SPOUSE OR PARTNER F6A_2. CHILD OR GRANDCHILD (INCLUDE STEP-) F6A_3. PARENT (INCLUDE STEP-) F6A_4. SIBLING (INCLUDE STEP-) F6A_5. OTHER RELATIVE (INCLUDE IN-LAWS) F6A_6. FRIEND F6A_7. NEIGHBOR F6A_8. COWORKER OR FELLOW STUDENT F6A_9. BOSS OR TEACHER F6A_10. EMPLOYEE OR SUPERVISEE F6A_11. OTHER (SPECIFY) F6A_12. STRANGER (*) F6A_13. RELIGIOUS GROUP MEMBER (INCLUDING MINISTER) (*) F6A_14. SELF-HELP GROUP (AA, THERAPIST, COUNSELOR) (*) F6A_15. CLIENT/CUSTOMER/PATIENT (*) F6A_16. GROUPS (*) F6A_8 F6A_9 F6A1 When did that happen -- was that some time yesterday or today? 1. YESTERDAY 5. TODAY F6A2 What time of the day did this happen? [PROBE FOR MOST PRECISE TIME POSSIBLE, E.G. 2:30 P.M., 11:00 A.M.] HOURS (F6A2h) MINUTES (F6A2m) a.m. or p.m. (F6A2ap) 88 Don t Know 99 Refused F6A3 What happened and what about it would most people consider stressful? PROBE... Could you tell me a little more about that? Could you tell me a little about the background to that? What about this do you think most people would consider stressful? F6C How stressful was this for you -- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT > SKIP TO F7 8. DK > SKIP TO F > SKIP TO F7 F6WC1 file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (45 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
46 How ANGRY were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F6WC2 How NERVOUS OR ANXIOUS were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F6WC3 How SAD were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F6WC How SHAMEFUL were you feeling-- very, somewhat, not very, or none at all? WHAT F6WC5 How much CONTROL did you have over the situation -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F6WC6 Is the issue resolved? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (46 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
47 1. YES 5. NO F6D How much were each of the following things at risk FOR YOU in this situation... First, how much did it risk disrupting your daily routine -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all? F6Dprob Why did it disrupt your daily routine? F6E How much did it risk your financial situation? F6Eprob Why did it risk your financial situation? F6F How much did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F6Fprob Why did it risk the way you feel about yourself? F6G How much did it risk the way other people feel about you? file:///x /Dreamweaver%20Remote/MIDUS%20Website/Project1/NSDE_Codebook_Aug26041_Phone.htm (47 of 66)9/6/2005 4:31:40 AM
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