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  • What is a Filter Cart?
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Submission Template
Query Element Name Data Type Size Required Description Value Range Notes Aliases
subjectkey GUID Required The NDAR Global Unique Identifier (GUID) for research subject NDAR*
src_subject_id String 20 Required Subject ID how it's defined in lab/project
interview_date Date Required Date on which the interview/genetic test/sampling/imaging/biospecimen was completed. MM/DD/YYYY
interview_age Integer Required Age in months at the time of the interview/test/sampling/imaging. 0 :: 1260 Age is rounded to chronological month. If the research participant is 15-days-old at time of interview, the appropriate value would be 0 months. If the participant is 16-days-old, the value would be 1 month.
sex String 20 Required Sex of subject at birth M;F; O; NR M = Male; F = Female; O=Other; NR = Not reported gender
aggress_child_1 Integer Recommended While you were in school as a child were you ever a discipline problem (e.g. being reprimanded, detained, suspended, expelled)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_1 Integer Recommended While you were in school as an adolescent were you ever a discipline problem (e.g. being reprimanded, detained, suspended, expelled)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_1 Integer Recommended While you were in school as an adult were you ever a discipline problem (e.g. being reprimanded, detained, suspended, expelled)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_1 String 200 Recommended When did they have a discipline problem?
aggress_describe_1 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe Discipline Problem:
aggress_child_2 Integer Recommended Did you ever have any difficulty getting along with your teachers as a child(e.g. interpersonal conflict)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_2 Integer Recommended Did you ever have any difficulty getting along with your teachers as an adolescent (e.g. interpersonal conflict)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_2 Integer Recommended Did you ever have any difficulty getting along with your teachers as an adult(e.g. interpersonal conflict)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_2 String 200 Recommended When did they have trouble getting along with their teachers?
aggress_describe_2 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe Problem with Teachers:
aggress_child_3 Integer Recommended Have you had angry outbursts or temper tantrums in the past as a child (e.g. behavior not directed toward specific other)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_3 Integer Recommended Have you had angry outbursts or temper tantrums in the past as an adolescent (e.g. behavior not directed toward specific other)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_3 Integer Recommended Have you had angry outbursts or temper tantrums in the past as an adult (e.g. behavior not directed toward specific other)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_3 String 200 Recommended When did these temper tantrums or angry outbursts happen?
aggress_what_3 String 200 Recommended What are these outburts like typically?
aggress_describe_3 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe Angry Outbursts or Temper Tantrums:
aggress_child_4 Integer Recommended Did you ever have difficulty getting along with your supervisor at work as a child (include military service, voluntary work, community service)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_4 Integer Recommended Did you ever have difficulty getting along with your supervisor at work as an adolescent (include military service, voluntary work, community service)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_4 Integer Recommended Did you ever have difficulty getting along with your supervisor at work as an adult (include military service, voluntary work, community service)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
sles96 String 200 Recommended Description of time you had problems getting along with anyone at work aggress_when_4
aggress_describe_4 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe Problem with Supervisor at Work:
aggress_child_5 Integer Recommended Have you had severe arguments with your family and friends as a child (consider severe arguments for inclusion)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_5 Integer Recommended Have you had severe arguments with your family and friends as an adolescent (consider severe arguments for inclusion)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_5 Integer Recommended Have you had severe arguments with your family and friends as an adult (consider severe arguments for inclusion)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_5 String 200 Recommended When did you have severe arguments with familt or friends?
aggress_describe_5 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe Severe Arguments with Family or Friends:
aggress_child_6 Integer Recommended Have you ever gotten into physical fights as a child (including family and unknown others)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_6 Integer Recommended Have you ever gotten into physical fights as an adolescent (including family and unknown others)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_6 Integer Recommended Have you ever gotten into physical fights as an adult(including family and unknown others)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_6 String 200 Recommended When did you get into physical fights?
aggress_describe_6 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe physical fights:
aggress_child_7 Integer Recommended Have you ever destroyed someone's or your own property as a child (no matter how small an incident)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_7 Integer Recommended Have you ever destroyed someone's or your own property as an adolescent (no matter how small an incident)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_7 Integer Recommended Have you ever destroyed someone's or your own property as an adult (no matter how small an incident)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_7 String 200 Recommended When did you destroy someone's or your own property?
aggress_describe_7 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe destruction of property:
aggress_child_8 Integer Recommended Have you ever done anything that was against the law and for which you didn't get caught as a child (Do not exclude illegal acts from item 7)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_8 Integer Recommended Have you ever done anything that was against the law and for which you didn't get caught as an adolescent (Do not exclude illegal acts from item 7)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_8 Integer Recommended Have you ever done anything that was against the law and for which you didn't get caught as an adult (Do not exclude illegal acts from item 7)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_8 String 200 Recommended When did you do something against the law?
aggress_describe_8 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe when you broke the law:
aggress_child_9 Integer Recommended Have you ever been in trouble with the police? No matter how small and incident as a child (include moving traffic violations, disturbance of the peace, etc.)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_9 Integer Recommended Have you ever been in trouble with the police? No matter how small and incident as an adolescent (include moving traffic violations, disturbance of the peace, etc.)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_9 Integer Recommended Have you ever been in trouble with the police? No matter how small and incident as an adult (include moving traffic violations, disturbance of the peace, etc.)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_9 String 200 Recommended When did you get in trouble with the police?
dawba_k7_desc String 255 Recommended Behavior/Trouble - Trouble with the police - describe aggress_describe_9
aggress_child_10 Integer Recommended Have you ever tried to hurt someone, other than yourself, with a weapon as a child (e.g. knife, gun, blunt instrument)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_10 Integer Recommended Have you ever tried to hurt someone, other than yourself, with a weapon as an adolescent (e.g. knife, gun, blunt instrument)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_10 Integer Recommended Have you ever tried to hurt someone, other than yourself, with a weapon as an adult (e.g. knife, gun, blunt instrument)? 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_10 String 200 Recommended When did you try to hurt someone with a weapon?
aggress_describe_10 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe attempt to hurt someone with a weapon:
aggress_child_11 Integer Recommended Have you ever inflicted violence on yourself as a child? (Only rate non-suicidal attempt behavior, e.g. self-mutilation, head banging, wrist scratching, minor burns, etc. which has not been scored as a suicide attempt). 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adol_11 Integer Recommended Have you ever inflicted violence on yourself as an adolescent? (Only rate non-suicidal attempt behavior, e.g. self-mutilation, head banging, wrist scratching, minor burns, etc. which has not been scored as a suicide attempt). 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_adult_11 Integer Recommended Have you ever inflicted violence on yourselfas an adlult? (Only rate non-suicidal attempt behavior, e.g. self-mutilation, head banging, wrist scratching, minor burns, etc. which has not been scored as a suicide attempt). 1::4 1= Never; 2= Rarely (1-3); 3= Occasionally (4-10); 4= Often (>10)
aggress_when_11 String 200 Recommended When did you inflict harm on yourself?
aggress_describe_11 String 200 Recommended What happened? Describe harm on self:
aggress_child_total Integer Recommended Child Total Score:
aggress_adol_total Integer Recommended Adolescent total score:
aggress_adult_total Integer Recommended Adult total score:
bga_7days_8 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often were you inflicting violence on themselves, suicide attempts, or other self-harm? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_9 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often have you had military disciplinary problems outside of the military judicial system? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_10 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often have you had difficulty with military judicial system involving cout/judicial system? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_1 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often were you having severe arguments with friends, family, or others? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_2 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often were you getting into physical fights? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_3 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often were you hurting someone with a weapon? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_4 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, what was the frequency of school discipline problems/difficulty getting along with/arguing with teachers? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_5 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, what was the frequency of having trouble getting along/fighting with supervisor? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_6 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often were you doing illegal things without being caught by the police? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
bga_7days_7 Integer Recommended In the past 7 days, how often were you getting in trouble with the police? 0::4 0 = No occurrence; 1 = One event; 2 = Two events, a ''couple'' or a ''few''; 3 = Three events, ''several'', ''frequent'', or ''some''; 4 = Four or more events, ''many'', ''numerous'', or ''multiple''
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