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Criminal Sentiments Scale

1,129 Shared Subjects

N/A
Clinical Assessments
Social Responsiveness
06/25/2020
css_m01
06/25/2020
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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::1440 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
csl_respect Integer Recommended Pretty much all laws deserve our respect 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csl_duty Integer Recommended It's our duty to obey all laws. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csl_laws_bad Integer Recommended Laws are usually bad 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csl_rotten Integer Recommended The law is rotten to the core 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csl_selfish Integer Recommended You cannot respect the law because it's there only to help a small and selsh group of people. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csl_obeyed Integer Recommended All laws should be obeyed just because they are laws. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csl_not_help Integer Recommended The law does not help the average person 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csl_good Integer Recommended The law is good. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csl_jiustice Integer Recommended Law and justice are the same thing. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csl_slaves Integer Recommended The law makes slaves out of most people for a few people on the top. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
cs_law_total Integer Recommended Law Total
csc_rigged Integer Recommended Almost any jury can be rigged. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csc_no_justice Integer Recommended You cannot get justice in court. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csc_honest Integer Recommended Lawyers are honest. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csc_fake Integer Recommended The prosecution often produces fake witnesses. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csc_judges Integer Recommended Judges are honest and kind. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csc_fair Integer Recommended Court decisions are pretty much always fair. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csc_money Integer Recommended Pretty much anything can be rigged in court if you have enough money. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csc_good_person Integer Recommended A judge is a good person. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
cs_courts_total Integer Recommended Courts Total
csp_honest Integer Recommended The police are honest. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csp_friend Integer Recommended A cop is a friend to people in need. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csp_fewer Integer Recommended Life would be better with fewer cops. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
csp_paid_more Integer Recommended The police should be paid more for their work. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csp_crooked Integer Recommended The police are as crooked as the people they arrest. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
scp_more Integer Recommended Society would be better off if there were more police. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
csp_never_help Integer Recommended The police almost never help people. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
cs_police_total Integer Recommended Police Total
tlv_ahead Integer Recommended Sometimes a person like me has to break the law to get ahead in life. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
tlv_successful Integer Recommended Most successful people broke the law to get ahead in life. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
tlv_obey Integer Recommended You should always obey the law, even if it keeps you from getting ahead in life. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
tlv_ok Integer Recommended It's OK to break the law as long as you don't get caught. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
tlv_would Integer Recommended Most people would commit crimes if they wouldn't get caught. 0::2 2= Agree; 1= Unsure; 0= Disagree
tlv_never Integer Recommended There is never a good reason to break the law. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
tlv_hungry Integer Recommended A hungry man has the right to steal. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
tlv_around Integer Recommended It's OK to get around the law as long as you don't actually break it. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
tlv_reasonable Integer Recommended You should only obey those laws that are reasonable. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
tlv_crazy Integer Recommended You're crazy to work for a living if there's an easier way, even if it means breaking the law. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
cs_tlv_total Integer Recommended TLV Total
ico_ideas Integer Recommended People who have broken the law have the same sorts of ideas about life as me. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
ico_obey Integer Recommended I prefer to be with people who obey the law rather than people who break the law. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
ico_professional Integer Recommended I'm more like a professional criminal than people who break the law now and then. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
ico_trouble Integer Recommended People who have been in trouble with the law are more like me than people who don't have trouble with the law. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
ico_common Integer Recommended I have very little in common with people who never break the law. 0::2 2=Agree; 1=Unsure; 2=Disagree
ico_friend Integer Recommended No one who breaks the law can be my friend. 0::2 0 =Agree; 1 =Unsure; 2 Disagree
cs_ico_total Integer Recommended ICO Total
css_total Integer Recommended CSS TOTAL
assess_complete Integer Recommended Assessment Complete? 0::2 0=Incomplete; 1=Unverified; 2=Complete criminal_sentiments_scale_modified_complete
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