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Viewable at the top right of NDA pages, the Filter Cart is a temporary holder for filters and data they select. Filters are added to the Workspace first, before being submitted to The Filter Cart. Data selected by filters in the Filter Cart can be added to a Data Package or an NDA Study from the Data Packaging Page, by clicking the 'Create Data Package / Add Data to Study' button.

The filter cart supports combining multiple filters together, and depending on filter type will use "AND" or "OR"  when combining filters.

Multiple selections from the same filter type will result in those selections being applied with an ‘OR’ condition. For example, if you add an NDA Collection Filter with selections for both collections 2112 and 2563 to an empty Workspace, the subjects from NDA Collection 2112 ‘OR’ NDA Collection 2563 will be added to your Workspace even if a subject is in both NDA Collections. You can then add other NDA Collections to your Workspace which further extends the ‘OR’ condition.

If a different filter type is added to your Workspace, or a filter has already been submitted to the Filter Cart, the operation then performs a logical ‘AND’ operation. This means that given the subjects returned from the first filter, only those subjects that matched the first filter are returned by the second filter (i.e., subjects that satisfied both filters). Note that only the subjects specific to your filter will be added to your Filter Cart and only on data shared with the research community. Other data for those same subjects may exist (i.e., within another NDA Collection, associated with a data structure that was not requested in the query, etc.). So, users should select ‘Find all Subjects Data’ to identify all data for those specific subjects. 

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  • Find All Subject Data - Depending on filter types being used, not all data associated with a subject will be selected.  Data may be restricted by data structure, NDA Collection, or outcome variables (e.g., NDA Study). ‘Find All Data’ expands the fliter criteria by replacing all filters in your Filter Cart with a single Query by GUID filter for all subjects selected by those filters.

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  • When running a query, it may take a moment to populate the Filter Cart. Queries happen in the background so you can define other queries during this time. 
  • When you add your first filter, all data associated with your query will be added to the Filter Cart (e.g., a Concept, an NDA Collection, a Data Structure/Element, etc.). As you add additional filters, they will also display in the Filter Cart. Only the name of filter will be shown in the Filter Cart, not the underlying structures. 
  • Information about the contents of the Filter Cart can be seen by clicking "Edit”.
  • Once your results appear in the Filter Cart, you can create a data package or assign subjects to a study by selecting the 'Package/Assign to Study' option. You can also 'Edit' or 'Clear' filters.
     

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  • The Filter Cart currently employs basic AND/OR Boolean logic. A single filter may contain multiple selections for that filter type, e.g., a single NDA Study filter might contain NDA Study 1 and NDA Study 2. A subject that is in EITHER 1 OR 2 will be returned.  Adding multiple filters to the cart, regardless of type, will AND the result of each filter.  If NDA Study 1 and NDA Study 2 are added as individual filters, data for a subject will only be selected if the subject is included in  BOTH 1 AND 2.

  • Viewable at the top right of NDA pages, the Filter Cart is a temporary holder of data identified by the user, through querying or browsing, as being of some potential interest. The Filter Cart is where you send the data from your Workspace after it has been filtered.

  • After filters are added to the Filter Cart, users have options to ‘Create a Package’ for download, ‘Associate to Study Cohort’, or ‘Find All Subject Data’. Selecting ‘Find All Subject Data’ identifies and pulls all data for the subjects into the Filter Cart. Choosing ‘Create a Package’ allows users to package and name their query information for download. Choosing ‘Associate to Study Cohort’ gives users the opportunity to choose the Study Cohort they wish to associate this data.

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  • Once your filter cart contains the subjects of interest, select Create Data Package/Assign to Data Study which will provide options for accessing item level data and/or assigning to a study.  

  • Once queries have been added to your workspace, the next step is to Submit the Filters in the workspace to the Filter Cart.  This process runs the queries selected, saving the results within a filter cart attached to your account.  

  • The Workspace within the General Query Tool is a holding area where you can review your pending filters prior to adding them to Filter Cart. Therefore, the first step in accessing data is to select one or more items and move it into the Workspace. 

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Buss-Perry Aggression Questionnaire

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Clinical Assessments
Aggression
09/12/2017
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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 Required field
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 the subject M;F; O; NR M = Male; F = Female; O=Other; NR = Not reported gender
Query agression_strike Integer Recommended Once in a while I can't control the urge to strike another person. PX640701_Aggression_Urge_ToStrike 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_1
Query agression_provocation Integer Recommended Given enough provocation, I may hit another person. PX640701_Aggression_Provocation_Hit 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_2
Query agression_hitback Integer Recommended If somebody hits me, I hit back. PX640701_Aggression_Hit_Back 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_3
Query agression_fights Integer Recommended I get into fights a little more than the average person. PX640701_Aggression_Get_Into_Fights 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_4
Query agression_violence Integer Recommended If I have to resort to violence to protect my rights, I will. PX640701_Aggression_Resort_ToViolence 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_5
Query agression_blows Integer Recommended There are people who pushed me so far that we came to blows. PX640701_Aggression_Pushed_To_Blows 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_6
Query agression_noreason Integer Recommended I can think of no good reason for ever hitting a person (R). PX640701_Aggression_No_Reason_ToHIt 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_7
Query agression_threat Integer Recommended I have threatened people I know. PX640701_Aggression_Threatened_People 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_8
Query agression_broken Integer Recommended I have become so mad that I have broken things. PX640701_Aggression_Mad_Broken_Things 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_9
Query agression_opendis Integer Recommended I tell my friends openly when I disagree with them. PX640701_Aggression_Openly_Disagree 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_10
Query agression_disagree Integer Recommended I often find myself disagreeing with people. PX640701_Aggression_Often_Disagreeeing 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_11
Query aggression_think Integer Recommended When people annoy me, I may tell them what I think of them. PX640701_Aggression_Tell_What_Ithink 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_12
Query agression_argue Integer Recommended I can't help getting into arguments when people disagree with me. PX640701_Aggression_Arguments_Disagree 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_13
Query anger_argue Integer Recommended My friends say that I'm somewhat argumentative. PX640701_Anger_Argumentative 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_14
Query anger_flareup Integer Recommended I flare up quickly but get over it quickly. PX640701_Anger_Flare_Up_Quickly 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_15
Query anger_frustrated Integer Recommended When frustrated, I let my irritation show. PX640701_Anger_Frustrated_Show_Irritation 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_16
Query anger_explode Integer Recommended I sometimes feel like a powder keg ready to explode. PX640701_Anger_Feel_Ready_ToExplode 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_17
Query anger_eventempered Integer Recommended I am an even-tempered person PX640701_Anger_Even-Tempered 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_18
Query anger_hothead Integer Recommended Some of my friends think I'm a hothead. PX640701_Anger_Hothead 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_19
Query anger_flyoff Integer Recommended Sometimes I fly off the handle for no good reason. PX640701_Anger_Fly_Off_Handle 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_20
Query hostility_control Integer Recommended I have trouble controlling my temper. PX640701_Hostility_Trouble_Controlling_Temper 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_21
Query hostility_jealous Integer Recommended I am sometimes eaten up with jealousy. PX640701_Hostility_Sometimes_Jealous 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_22
Query hostility_rawdeal Integer Recommended At times I feel I have gotten a raw deal out of life. PX640701_Hostility_Raw_Deal_OfLife 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_23
Query hostility_other_breaks Integer Recommended Other people always seem to get the breaks. PX640701_Hostility_Others_Get_Breaks 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_24
Query hostility_bitter Integer Recommended I wonder why sometimes I feel so bitter about things. PX640701_HostilityBitter 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_25
Query hostility_friends Integer Recommended I know that "friends" talk about me behind my back. PX640701_Hostility_Friends_Talk_AboutMe 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_26
Query hostility_suspicious Integer Recommended I am suspicious of overly friendly strangers. PX640701_Hostility_Suspicious_Of_Strangers 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_27
Query hostility_laughing Integer Recommended I sometimes feel that people are laughing at me behind me back. PX640701_Hostility_People_Laughing_AtMe 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_28
Query hostility_nice Integer Recommended When people are especially nice, I wonder what they want. PX640701_Hostility_People_Nice_Iwonder 1::5 1=Extremely uncharacteristic; 2=Somewhat uncharacteristic; 3=Neither uncharacteristic nor characteristic; 4=Somewhat characteristic; 5=Extremely characteristic bpaq_29
Query bpaq_pas Integer Recommended Physical Aggression score 9::45 items 1-9
Query bpaq_vas Integer Recommended Verbal Aggression score 5::25 items 10-14
Query bpaq_as Integer Recommended Anger score 7::35 items 15-21
Query bpaq_hs Integer Recommended Hostility Score 8::40 items 22-29
Query agression_score Integer Recommended Physical Aggression score. PX640701_Aggression_Score 1::145 Physical Aggression subscale: items 1-9. Verbal Aggression subscale: items 10-14. Anger subscale: items 15-21. Hostility subscale: items 22-29. The score for each scale is the sum or the ratings for its items. The two items (7 and 18) worded in the direction opposite to aggression are reverse-scored. The total score for aggression is the sum of these scale scores. Higher scores indicate higher aggressive behavior. PX640701_Aggression_Score
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