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Children's Social Understanding Scale

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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 date_taken
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. age_months
sex String 20 Required Sex of subject at birth
M;F; O; NR
M = Male; F = Female; O=Other; NR = Not reported gender
respond_detail Integer Recommended Respondent detail
1::8;999
1 = Mother; 2 = Father; 3 = Other relative or custodial adult; 4 = Teacher or caregiver; 5 = Other specialist; 6 = Other; 7 = Child; 8= Spouse; 999 = Not available completed_by
respond_detail_oth_spec String 255 Recommended Respondent details completed_by_other
csus_score Float Recommended CSUS Overall Score
belief_score Float Recommended CSUS Belief Score
knowledge_score Float Recommended CSUS Knowledge Score
perception_score Float Recommended CSUS Perception Score
desire_score Float Recommended CSUS Desire Score
intention_score Float Recommended CSUS Intention Score
emotion_score Float Recommended CSUS Emotion Score
version_form String 121 Recommended Form used/assessment name
site String 101 Recommended Site Study Site
q1_talks_diffs_wants Integer Recommended My child: Talks about differences in what people like or want (e.g., "You like coffee but I like juice").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q2_tries_understand_emotions Integer Recommended My child: Tries to understand the emotions of other people (e.g., wants to know why you are crying).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q3_expresses_uncertainty Integer Recommended My child: Uses words that express uncertainty (e.g., "We might go to the park"; "Maybe my shoes are outside").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q4_understands_when_teased Integer Recommended My child: Understands when s/he is being teased or made fun of.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q5_thinks_still_see Integer Recommended My child: Thinks you can still see an object even if you are looking in the opposite direction.
1::4; 97
4 = Definitely untrue; 3 = Somewhat untrue; 2 = Somewhat true; 1 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q6_playing_tricks Integer Recommended My child: Is good at playing tricks on others (e.g., acts as if the cookie jar is empty when really it is full).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q7_realizes_expertise Integer Recommended My child: Realizes that experts are more knowledgeable than others in their specialty (e.g., understands that doctors know more than others about treating illness).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q8_talks_about_feelings Integer Recommended My child: Talks about how people feel (e.g., "I'm happy"; "She's angry").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q9_talks_about_wants Integer Recommended My child: Talks about what people like or want (e.g., "He likes cookies"; "She wants to go home").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q10_wishes_not_come_true Integer Recommended My child: Understands that wishes do not always come true.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q11_tell_how_found_out Integer Recommended My child: Can tell you how s/he found out about things (e.g., "Sally told me about it"; "I saw it happen at the park"; "I heard it on the radio").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q12troublefiguringifserious Integer Recommended My child: Has trouble figuring out whether you are being serious or just joking.
1::4; 97
4 = Definitely untrue; 3 = Somewhat untrue; 2 = Somewhat true; 1 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know q12_trouble_figuring_if_serious
q13_recognizes_wants_efforts Integer Recommended My child: Recognizes that if a person wants something, that person will probably try to get it.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q14_good_hide_seek Integer Recommended My child: Is good at playing "hide and seek" (e.g., is hard to find, does not make give-away noises).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q15_talks_see_hear Integer Recommended My child: Talks about what people see or hear (e.g., "I see a duck"; "She hears a train coming").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q16_talks_think_believe Integer Recommended My child: Talks about what people think or believe (e.g., "I think it's raining"; "He thinks it's bedtime").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q17_talks_diffs_beliefs Integer Recommended My child: Talks about differences between her/his beliefs and someone else's (e.g., "You think it's a shark but I think it's a dolphin").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q18_talks_beliefs_changes Integer Recommended My child: Talks about how her/his beliefs have changed over time (e.g., "I used to think that drinking from a cup is hard, now I think it's easy").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q19_talks_mistaken_beliefs Integer Recommended My child: Talks about people's mistaken beliefs (e.g., "He thought it was a dog but it was really a cat"; "I thought mommy was coming but it was really daddy").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q20_realizes_bad_mad Integer Recommended My child: Realizes that if s/he does something bad, others may get mad.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q21_understands_hurting_bad Integer Recommended My child: Understands that hurting others on purpose is worse than hurting others accidentally.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q22_talks_intentions Integer Recommended My child: Talks about people's intentions (e.g., "He did it on purpose"; "I didn't mean to spill it"; "She's trying to catch the kitten").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q23_understands_want_v_need Integer Recommended My child: Understands that just because you want something it does not mean you really need it.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q24_protect_feelings Integer Recommended My child: When given an undesirable gift, pretends to like it so as not to hurt the other person's feelings.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q25_phone_behavior Integer Recommended My child: When talking on the phone, behaves as if the listener can actually see her/him (e.g., assumes that the listener knows what s/he is wearing).
1::4; 97
4 = Definitely untrue; 3 = Somewhat untrue; 2 = Somewhat true; 1 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q26_intentionally_v_mistake Integer Recommended My child: Understands the difference between doing something intentionally and doing it by mistake (e.g., someone deliberately taking a toy vs. taking it by mistake).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q27_diff_people_diff_feelings Integer Recommended My child: Understands that different people can have different feelings about the same thing (e.g., one child likes a dog but another child is scared of it).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q28_teaching_learning Integer Recommended My child: Talks about teaching and learning (e.g., says "My dad taught me how to play that game"; "I learned that song at daycare").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q29_same_action_diff_reason Integer Recommended My child: Understands that people can perform the same action for different reasons (e.g., throwing a ball could be done with the intention of playing a game vs. with the intention of hurting someone).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q30_takes_account_wants Integer Recommended My child: Takes into account what others want (e.g., takes turns, shares toys, compromises with other children regarding which game to play).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q31_persuade_others Integer Recommended My child: Tries to persuade others that their point of view is incorrect.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q32_look_v_are Integer Recommended My child: Talks about the difference between the way things look and how they really are (e.g., "It looks like a snake but it's really a lizard").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q33_talks_conflicting_emotions Integer Recommended My child: Talks about conflicting emotions (e.g., "I am happy to go on vacation, but I am sad about leaving friends behind").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q34_directs_attention Integer Recommended My child: Is good at directing people's attention (e.g., points at things to get others to look at them).
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q35_tells_obvious_lies Integer Recommended My child: Tells lies that are really easy to discover (e.g., says that s/he did not eat a cookie when there's chocolate all over her/his face).
1::4; 97
4 = Definitely untrue; 3 = Somewhat untrue; 2 = Somewhat true; 1 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q36_intentions_v_outcomes Integer Recommended My child: Talks about the difference between intentions and outcomes (e.g., "He tried to open the door but it was locked").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q37_good_explainer Integer Recommended My child: Is good at explaining things to younger children.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q38_understand_lies_mislead Integer Recommended My child: Understands that telling lies can mislead other people.
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q39_eyes_closed Integer Recommended My child: Thinks that s/he cannot be seen if her/his eyes are closed.
1::4; 97
4 = Definitely untrue; 3 = Somewhat untrue; 2 = Somewhat true; 1 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q40_want_v_get Integer Recommended My child: Talks about the difference between what people want and what they actually get (e.g., "She wanted a puppy but she got a kitten").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
q41difficultyreadingemotions Integer Recommended My child: Has difficulty figuring out how you feel from your tone of voice or facial expressions of emotions (e.g., has trouble telling the difference between an angry and a sad voice/face).
1::4; 97
4 = Definitely untrue; 3 = Somewhat untrue; 2 = Somewhat true; 1 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know q41_difficulty_reading_emotions
q42_talks_people_know Integer Recommended My child: Talks about what people know or don't know (e.g., "I know who it is"; "He doesn't know where his ball is").
1::4; 97
1 = Definitely untrue; 2 = Somewhat untrue; 3 = Somewhat true; 4 = Definitely true; 97 = Don't Know
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