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Element NameData TypeSizeRequiredDescriptionValue RangeNotesAliases
subjectkeyGUIDRequiredThe NDAR Global Unique Identifier (GUID) for research subjectNDAR*guid_r03, nimhid
bio_mother_educationString75RecommendedBiological Mother Highest level of education
Less than High School;High School Degree;GED;Some College;Associates Degree;Bachelors Degree;Some Graduate Work;Graduate Degree; Never attended school ; Primary/all age/ Jnr. Secondary ; Secondary/High/Technical ; H.E.A.R.T/ Vocational ; Tertiary College/University ; Other tertiary- specify ; Other education-specify ; 99 ; 77; -999
momedu_4cat
interview_ageIntegerRequiredAge in months at the time of the interview/test/sampling/imaging.0 :: 1260Age 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, age_at_start_of_study, assessment_age, demo_age_ym, dqa_1, v1_demo_age
bio_mother_ethnicityString50RecommendedBiological Mother Ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino;Not Hispanic or Latino; No Answer
mother_eth_main
bio_mother_raceString150RecommendedBiological Mother Race
American Indian/Alaska Native; Asian; Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; Black or African American; White; More than one race; Unknown or not reported
mother_race1;mother_race2;mother_race3, mother_race_main, racemother_r03
bio_mother_marital_statusString50RecommendedBiological Mother Marital StatusSingle;Married;Divorced;Divorced and Remarried;Widowed;Separated; Never Married; Other
bio_mother_number_childrenIntegerRecommendedBiological Mother Number of Children
bio_mother_employedString5RecommendedBiological Mother Employed?
Yes;No
dm9a
bio_mother_type_employmentString15RecommendedBiological Mother Type of EmploymentFull time;Part time; Not Employed
bio_mother_occupationString100RecommendedBiological Mother Occupation
bio_mother_incomeIntegerRecommendedBiological Mother: income (1=$0-$5,000; 2=$5,001-$10,000; 3=$10,001-$15,000; 4=$15,001-$25,000; 5=$25,001-$35,000; 6=$35,001-$50,000; 7=$50,001-$75,000; 8=$75,001-$100,000; 9=$100,001-$150,000; 10=over $150,000)1 :: 101 = $0-$5,000; 2 = $5,001-$10,000; 3 = $10,001-$15,000; 4 = $15,001-$25,000; 5 = $25,001-$35,000; 6 = $35,001-$50,000; 7 = $50,001-$75,000; 8 = $75,001-$100,000; 9 = $100,001-$150,000; 10 = Over $150,000
bio_mother_writing_handString5RecommendedBiological Mother: Hand used to write withR;L;BR = Right; L = Left; B = Both
bio_father_educationString75RecommendedBiological Father Highest level of education
Less than High School;High School Degree;GED;Some College;Associates Degree;Bachelors Degree;Some Graduate Work;Graduate Degree; Never attended school ; Primary/all age/ Jnr. Secondary ; Secondary/High/Technical ; H.E.A.R.T/ Vocational ; Tertiary College/University ; Other tertiary- specify ; Other education-specify ; 99 ; 77; -999
99= D/K ; 77= N/A; 999= Missingdadedu_4cat
bio_father_ethnicityString50RecommendedBiological Father ethnicity (Hispanic or Latino, Not Hispanic or Latino, No Answer)
Hispanic or Latino; Not Hispanic or Latino; No Answer
father_eth_main
bio_father_raceString150RecommendedBiological Father RaceAmerican Indian/Alaska Native; Asian; Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; Black or African American; White; More than one race; Unknown or not reportedfather_race1, father_race2, father_race3, father_race_main
bio_father_marital_statusString50RecommendedBiological Father Marital StatusSingle;Married;Divorced;Divorced and Remarried;Widowed;Separated; Never Married; Other
bio_father_number_childrenIntegerRecommendedBiological Father Number of Children
bio_father_employedString5RecommendedBiological Father Employed?
Yes;No
dm10a
bio_father_type_employmentString15RecommendedBiological Father Type of EmploymentFull time;Part time; Not Employed
bio_father_occupationString100RecommendedBiological Father Occupation
bio_father_incomeIntegerRecommendedBiological Father: income (1=$0-$5,000; 2=$5,001-$10,000; 3=$10,001-$15,000; 4=$15,001-$25,000; 5=$25,001-$35,000; 6=$35,001-$50,000; 7=$50,001-$75,000; 8=$75,001-$100,000; 9=$100,001-$150,000; 10=over $150,000)1 :: 101 = $0-$5,000; 2 = $5,001-$10,000; 3 = $10,001-$15,000; 4 = $15,001-$25,000; 5 = $25,001-$35,000; 6 = $35,001-$50,000; 7 = $50,001-$75,000; 8 = $75,001-$100,000; 9 = $100,001-$150,000; 10 = Over $150,000
bio_father_writing_handString5RecommendedBiological Father: Hand used to write withR;L;BR = Right; L = Left; B = Both
household_where_child_livesString50RecommendedChild (subject/proband) with ASD currently lives withBoth Parents;Biological Mother Only;Biological Father Only;Biological Mother and Step Father;Biological Father and Step Mother;Foster Parents;Other Relatives;Other;Adoptive Parents
household_physical_custodyString50RecommendedPhysical Custody situation if mother and father are divorced or separatedJoint;Mother has sole custody;Father has sole custody
household_visitationString5RecommendedIf either parent has sole custody based on the previous question, does the other parent have visitation?
Yes;No
household_number_in_houseIntegerRecommendedNumber of people living in primary residence for subject (proband)
household_dwelling_typeString25RecommendedPrimary Residence Dwelling typeApartment;Attached House;Detached House
src_subject_idString20RequiredSubject ID how it's defined in lab/projectdqa_subid, id, inf, map_subject_id, newid, ptid, record_id, sid_r03, subject_id, subjectid, subjectnumber, v1_demo_inf
interview_dateDateRequiredDate on which the interview/genetic test/sampling/imaging/biospecimen was completed. MM/DD/YYYYRequired fieldassessment_date, datacollecteddate, testdate, v1_demo_date, visit_date_demo
sexString20RequiredSex of the subject
M;F
M = Male; F = Femalechildgender_r03, correctgender, demo_sex, dqa_2, gender, gender_of_subject, sex, sexdesc, v1_demo_sex
respondentString20RecommendedRespondent
Mother;Father;Both; Child; Other; Parent
demo_child
household_income_levelIntegerRecommendedCombined income all adults in home1::26;771 = $0-$5,000; 2 = $5,001-$10,000; 3 = $10,001-$15,000; 4 = $15,001-$25,000; 5 = $25,001-$35,000; 6 = $35,001-$50,000; 7 = $50,001-$75,000; 8 = $75,001-$100,000; 9 = $100,001-$150,000; 10 = Over $150,000; 11 = Less than $10,000; 12 = $15,000-$20,000; 13 = $20,000-$25,000; 14 = $25,000-$30,000; 15 = $30,000-$35,000; 16 = $35,000-$40,000; 17 = $40,000-$45,000; 18 = $45,000-$50,000; 19 = $50,000-$55,000; 20 = $55,000-$60,000; 21 = Above $60,000; 23=$60, 001 - $65, 000; 24=65, 001 - $70, 000 ;25=$70, 001 - $75, 000; 26=More than $75, 000; 77=Rather not say
comments_miscString4,000RecommendedMiscellaneous comments on study, interview, methodology relevant to this form datademo_43, demogcmts, notes
primary_languageString255RecommendedSubject's Primary Languagedemo_lang_first, language1
preferredlanguageString100RecommendedBackground Variable: Preferred Language for interviewdemo_lang_pref
demo_learn_eng_ageIntegerRecommendedIf English is not your first language, age that you learned English-9=N/A
raceString30RecommendedRace of study subject
American Indian/Alaska Native; Asian; Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; Black or African American; White; More than one race; Unknown or not reported
childrace_5cat, demo_child_race, dqa_4a, race_1, race_main;race_1;race_2;race_3, racechild_r03, v1_demo_race
ethnicityString30RecommendedEthnicity of participant
Hispanic or Latino; Not Hispanic or Latino; Unknown
demo_child_hispanic, demo_hispanic_latino, dm3, dqa_5, ethnicity, v1_demo_ethnicity
self_birthspString50RecommendedWhere were you born specify. PX010201_Birthplace_LocationIn the United States - Print name of state. Outside the United States - Print U.S. Territory (e.g., Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam) or name of foreign country etc.birth_loc, demo_birth_country
demo_birth_townString100RecommendedWhere were you born? Town/city
born_usIntegerRecommendedWere you born in the United States0;10=No;1=Yes
demo_immigrant_statusIntegerRecommendedImmigrant status1::41=Born in USA (Canada) or not 1st or 2nd generation; 2=1st generation migrant(subject and parents born abroad); 3=1st generation migrant plus (subject and parent born aboard; subject came to USA(Canada) before age 5); 4=2nd generation migrant (born in USA (Can.), one or both parents born abroad)
demo_citizenshipIntegerRecommendedCitizenship status1::41=US (Canadian) citizen; 2=Permanent resident; 3=Refugee; 4=Temporary resident (work/study)
demo_education_dadIntegerRecommendedHighest level of formal education completed by your father?1::91=No schooling; 2=Some primary school; 3=Completed primary school; 4=Some high school; 5=Completed high school; 6=Some college/technical school/undergraduate; 7=Completed college/technical school/undergraduate; 8=Some graduate/professional school; 9=Completed graduate/professional school
demo_education_momIntegerRecommendedHighest level of formal education completed by your mother?1::91=No schooling; 2=Some primary school; 3=Completed primary school; 4=Some high school; 5=Completed high school; 6=Some college/technical school/undergraduate; 7=Completed college/technical school/undergraduate; 8=Some graduate/professional school; 9=Completed graduate/professional school
demo_resp_statusIntegerRecommendedrespondent's marital status1 :: 111 = Married; 2 = Remarried; 3 = Live with partner (not married); 4 = Separated; 5 = Divorced; 6 = Single (never married); 7 = Widowed; 8=Married or Living Together;9 = Missing/Not Applicable; 10 = Other; 11=Refused to answercivil_stat, demo_marital, demo_marital_i, demo_marital_status, dm6, marital_status, maritalstatus, v1_demo_maritalstatus
numchildIntegerRecommendednumber of childrenchildren_num, demo_num_children, kids_number
mother_ageIntegerRecommendedMother's age0 :: 1200demo_mom_age, motherage_r03
father_ageIntegerRecommendedFather's age0 :: 1200demo_dad_age, fatherage_r03
demo_livingIntegerRecommendedBest describes your current living arrangements?1::81=Living with family; 2=Living with spouse/partner; 3=Living on own in apartment/house; 4=Living in a group/boarding/rooming house; 5=Living with other(s), not spouse/partner; 6=Living in a shelter; 7=Living on the street; 8=Otherdemo_living_arrangment
living_notesString50RecommendedLiving arrangements (specify)demo_living_other, livingsitotr
ann_family_incIntegerRecommendedWhat was your best estimate of the total income of all family members from all sources, before taxes, in last year? PX011101_Annual_Family_Income0::70=Less than $10,000; 1= $10,000- $19,999; 2= $20,000- $39,999; 3=$40,000-$59,999; 4=$60,000-$99,999; 5=$100,000+; 6=Don�t know; 7=Prefer not to answerdemo_income
demo_income_sourceIntegerRecommendedWhat is the main source of your personal income?1::81=Contributions from family/spouse/partner; 2=Disability income;3=Gross earnings (self); 4=Social Support; 5=Pension/Insurance; 6=Personal Needs Allowance; 7=Student Loan; 8=Other income
demo_income_otherString100RecommendedIncome source: specify
ann_personal_incIntegerRecommendedWhat category best represents your total personal income, before taxes, from all sources? PX011101_Annual_Personal_Income0::70=Less than $10,000; 1= $10,000- $19,999; 2= $20,000- $39,999; 3=$40,000-$59,999; 4=$60,000-$99,999; 5=$100,000+; 6=Don�t know; 7=Prefer not to answerdemo_income_category
demo_workingIntegerRecommendedAre you currently working?1::51=Yes, working full-time; 2=Yes, working half-time; 3=No, but I have worked in the past year; 4=No, and have not worked in the past year; 5=Full-time parent
volworkIntegerRecommendeddo you do volunteer work0;1;-70=No; 1=Yes; -7=Refuseddemo_volunteer
educatFloatRecommendedNumber of years in formal education999=Unknown/Missingdemo_education_years, education
demo_education_maxIntegerRecommendedWhat is the highest level of formal eduation you have completed?1::71=Some grade schooling but not completed high school; 2=High school; 3=College; 4=Technical school; 5=University; 6=Graduate School; 7=Professional school
studentIntegerRecommendedCurrently a student0::20=No; 1=Yes; 2=Part timedemo_enrolled_student, sd10
demo_edu_otherString100RecommendedEducation other: specifydemo_education_other, v1_demo_education_other
demo_enrolled_locationIntegerRecommendedWhere have you been enrolled in the past 6 months?1::91=Elementary, junior high, or middle school; 2=High school; 3=Adult Education;4=Community college; 5=Vocational/Technical/Trade school; 6=University; 7=Learning Disability or special education class; 8=Other; 9=N/Asd11
demo_other_enrollString100RecommendedEnrolled as a student other: specifydemo_other_enrolled, demo_other_enrollement
studfteIntegerRecommendedstudent full time part time1::3;-71=Full time; 2=Part time; 3=currently not in school; -7=Refuseddemo_class_time
demo_class_attendIntegerRecommendedHow regularly did you attend classes in the past 6 months?1::91=All of the time; 2=Most of the time; 3=About half the time; 4=Less than half of the time; 5=N/A; 6 = Attended at all; 7 = Never attended; 9 = Missing
demo_health_rateIntegerRecommendedPlease rate your physical health problems in the past 6 months1::51=No physical health problem; 2=Minor health problems;3=Physical health problem imposes mild restriction on mobility and activity; 4=Moderate degree of restriction on activity due to physical health problem; 5=Severe or complete incapacity due to physical health problem
demo_health_conditionIntegerRecommendedDo you have any physical health conditions?1::81=No physical health conditions; 2=High blood pressure; 3=Diabetes; 4=Heart problems; 5=Cancer; 6=Arthritis; 7=HIV/AIDS; 8=Other
demo_health_condspString100RecommendedPhysical health conditions: specifydemo_health_condition_other
demo_sibling_studyIntegerRecommendedDo you have a sibling in the study?1::61=No; 2=An identical twin; 3=A brother; 4=A sister; 5=A half-brother; 6=A half-sister
sib1_src_subject_idString20RecommendedStudy Study ID (sibling 1)demo_sibling_id
siteString101RecommendedSiteStudy Sitesitenumber
visit_nameString20Recommendedsession ID/screening IDvisit_number_demo, visitnum, visitnumber
visitString50RecommendedVisit nametimept, visitlabel
subjecttypeString20RecommendedSubject TypeControl;Prodromal; Enhanced; Non-Enhanced
ethnic_groupString255RecommendedEthnic groupdemo_racial, ethniother
livein_fatherIntegerRecommendedDoes father live in home with child?0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_father_r03
livein_patgrandfIntegerRecommendedDoes paternal grandfather live in home with child?0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_patgrandpa_r03
livein_patgrandmIntegerRecommendedDoes paternal grandmother live in home with child?0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_patgrandma_r03
livein_matgrandfIntegerRecommendedDoes maternal grandfather live in home with child?0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_matgrandpa_r03
livein_matgrandmIntegerRecommendedDoes maternal grandmother live in home with child?0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_matgrandma_r03
livein_adultsIntegerRecommendedTotal adults who live in home with child0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_adults_r03
livein_kidsover4IntegerRecommendedTotal kids over age 4 who live in home with child0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_kidsover4_r03
livein_kidsunder4IntegerRecommendedTotal kids under age 4 who live in home with child0;10=No; 1=Yeslivein_kidsunder4_r03
patgrandf_ageIntegerRecommendedAge of paternal grandfather0 :: 1200patgrandpaage_r03
patgrandm_ageIntegerRecommendedAge of paternal grandmother0 :: 1200patgrandmaage_r03
matgrandf_ageIntegerRecommendedAge of maternal grandfather0 :: 1200matgrandpaage_r03
matgrandm_ageIntegerRecommendedAge of maternal grandmother0 :: 1200matgrandmaage_r03
care_selfIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by MomEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomeself_r03
care_fatherIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by DadEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomefather_r03
care_grandsIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by GrandparentsEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomegrands_r03
care_siblingsIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by Whole/Half/Step SiblingsEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomesiblings_r03
care_auntuncleIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by Aunts/UnclesEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomeauntuncle_r03
care_cousinIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by CousinEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomecousin_r03
care_ggrandsIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by Great-grandparentsEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomeggrands_r03
care_otherfamIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by Other Extended FamilyEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomeotherfamily_r03
care_nonfamIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child cared for by a Non-Family MemberEnter '0' if this person does not do childcareinhomenonfamily_r03
care_childcareIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child in Childcare Center Outside of HomeEnter '0' for NAouthomecenter_r03
care_nonrelIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child in care of Non-Relative Outside HomeEnter '0' for NAouthomenonrelative_r03
care_privateIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child in care of Private Provider in HomeEnter '0' for NAouthomeprovider_r03
care_otherIntegerRecommendedNo. of hours per week child in other childcare situation Outside of HomeEnter '0' for NAouthomeother_r03
mother_ms1IntegerRecommendedMother: is currently married0;10=No; 1=Yesmsmarried_r03
mother_ms2IntegerRecommendedMother: is currently living with birth father0;10=No; 1=Yesmslivingwbirthfather_r03
mother_ms3IntegerRecommendedMother: is currently living with partner0;10=No; 1=Yesmslivingwpartner_r03
mother_ms4IntegerRecommendedMother: is or has been divorced0;10=No; 1=Yesmsdivorced_r03
mother_ms5IntegerRecommendedMother: is currently separated0;10=No; 1=Yesmsseparated_r03
mother_ms6IntegerRecommendedMother: is has been widowed0;10=No; 1=Yesmswidowed_r03
mother_ms7IntegerRecommendedMother: has never been married0;10=No; 1=Yesmsnevermarried_r03
relationship_lengthIntegerRecommendedLength of current relationship (in months)relationshiplengthmonths_r03
housing_typeIntegerRecommendedType of Housing1::41=Own; 2=Rent; 3=Section 8 or Public housing; 4=Otherhousing_r03
surfqaIntegerRecommendedA. Earned income (competitive employment)0;1;31 = Yes; 0 = No; 3 = Not knownemployment_r03
surfqiIntegerRecommendedUnemployment compensation0;1;31 = Yes; 0 = No; 3 = Not knowncompensation_r03
workmansIntegerRecommendedIncome received through Disability (workmans compensation)0;10=No; 1=Yesdisability_r03
srcssecIntegerRecommendedsources of income soc security0;1;-70=No; 1=Yes; -7=Refusedssi_r03
srcafdcIntegerRecommendedsources of income afdc0;1;-70=No; 1=Yes; -7=Refusedafdc_r03
support_alimonyIntegerRecommendedIncome received through Child Support or Alimony0;10=No; 1=Yeschildsupportalimony_r03
surfqlIntegerRecommendedL. Food stamps0;1;31 = Yes; 0 = No; 3 = Not knowndemo_foodstamp, foodstamps_r03
care_caidIntegerRecommendedIncome received through Medicare or Medicaid0;10=No; 1=Yesmedicaremedicaid_r03
income_wicIntegerRecommendedIncome received through the Women, Infants, Children program (WIC)0;10=No; 1=Yeswic_r03
income_investIntegerRecommendedIncome received through Investments or Rent0;10=No; 1=Yesinvestmentrent_r03
employ_m1IntegerRecommendedCurrent no. of jobs Mother hasm_jobno_r03
employ_m2IntegerRecommendedMother employment type1::31=Employed full time; 2=Employed part time; 3=Staying at home with child full-timem_employmenttype_r03
employ_m3IntegerRecommendedMother unemployment type1::31=Unable to work; 2=Looking for employment; 3=On temporary leave of absencem_unemploymenttype_r03
employ_m4String100RecommendedDescription of Mother's jobdm9_sp, m_jobdescription_r03
employ_m5IntegerRecommendedMother supervises people at work0;10=No; 1=Yesm_supervision_r03
employ_f1IntegerRecommendedCurrent no. of jobs Father hasf_jobno_r03
employ_f2IntegerRecommendedFather employment type1::31=Employed full time; 2=Employed part time; 3=Staying at home with child full-timef_employmenttype_r03
employ_f3IntegerRecommendedFather unemployment type1::31=Unable to work; 2=Looking for employment; 3=On temporary leave of absencef_unemploymenttype_r03
employ_f4String100RecommendedDescription of Father's jobdm10_sp, f_jobdescription_r03
employ_f5IntegerRecommendedFather supervises people at work0;10=No; 1=Yesf_supervision_r03
house_incomeIntegerRecommendedHousehold income (based on last year)1::211=Less than 5,000; 2=Between 5,000-9,999; 3= Between 10,000-14,999; 4 =Between 15,000-19,999; 5= Between 20,000-24,999; 6=Between 25,000-29,999; 7=Between 30,000-34,999; 8=Between 35,000-39,999; 9 =Between 40,000-44,999; 10 =Between 45,000-49,999; 11= Between 50,000-54,999; 12= Between 55,000-59,999; 13 =Between 60,000-64,999; 14= Between 65,000-69,999; 15= Between 70,000-74,999; 16 =Between 75,000-79,999; 17 =Between 80,000-84,999; 18 =Between 85,000-89,999; 19 =Between 90,000-94,999; 20 =Between 95,000-99,999; 21= More than 100,000householdincome_r03
et2aIntegerRecommendedHighest Level of Education Achieved. Biological mother1::12; 99; 7799=Don't know; 77=Refused; 1=8th grade or less; 2=9th grade or above, not a high school graduate; 3= high school graduate or GED; 4= post high school education, no college degree; 5=vocational-technical = degree or certificate; 6=2-year college degree/associate degree; 7= 4-year college degree/BA, BS degree; 8= some BA/BS work, no degree; 9=master degree, e.g. MSW, MA, MFA, MPH, MBA; 10=PHD, MD, JD, LLB, or other professional graduate degree; 11=other; 12=Less than high school diploma/GEDm_education_r03
educat_m2IntegerRecommendedMom currently in school0;10=No; 1=Yesm_inschool_r03
educat_m3IntegerRecommendedMom current school type1::71= High School; 2 =G.E.D. Program; 3= Community College (A.A.); 4 =Vocational or Technical Program; 5= Job Training Program; 6= College (B.A. or B.S.); 7= Graduate Schoolm_schooltype_r03
et2bIntegerRecommendedHighest Level of Education Achieved. Biological father1::12; 99; 7799=Don't know; 77=Refused; 1=8th grade or less; 2=9th grade or above, not a high school graduate; 3= high school graduate or GED; 4= post high school education, no college degree; 5=vocational-technical = degree or certificate; 6=2-year college degree/associate degree; 7= 4-year college degree/BA, BS degree; 8= some BA/BS work, no degree; 9=master degree, e.g. MSW, MA, MFA, MPH, MBA; 10=PHD, MD, JD, LLB, or other professional graduate degree; 11=other; 12=Less than high school diploma/GEDf_education_r03
educat_f2IntegerRecommendedDad currently in school0;10=No; 1=Yesf_inschool_r03
educat_f3IntegerRecommendedDad current school type1::71= High School; 2 =G.E.D. Program; 3= Community College (A.A.); 4 =Vocational or Technical Program; 5= Job Training Program; 6= College (B.A. or B.S.); 7= Graduate Schoolf_schooltype_r03
handednessString29Recommendedhandedness
R;L;B;999
R = Right; L = Left; B = Bothhandedness
otherraceString100Recommendedspecify other raceThe following questions are about you or the child's family.dqa_4b, other_race, raceother, v1_demo_race_other
mother_ageunkString5RecommendedIs biological mother age unknown?Yes; No
mother_still_livingString5RecommendedMother still living?Yes; No; NKNK = unknown
mother_age_deathIntegerRecommendedIf no, age at death of motherin months
mother_codString50RecommendedMother's cause of death
father_ageunkString5RecommendedIs biological father age unknown?Yes; No
father_still_livingString5RecommendedFather still living?Yes; No; NKNK = unknown
father_age_deathIntegerRecommendedIf no, age at death of fatherin months
father_cause_of_deathString50RecommendedFather's cause of death
dem_12IntegerRecommendedParents marital status1::71=Married/common law 2=Not married, living together 3=Separated 4=Divorced/annulled 5=Widowed ; 6=Never married, not living with someone; 7=otherparentrelation
emplIntegerRecommendedCurrent employment status1::21; -71=Unemployed not looking for employment; 2=Unemployed looking for employment; 3=Full time employed for pay; 4=Part time employed for pay; 5=Self employed for pay; 6=Retired not working; 7=Unemployed, volunteer work; 8=Unemployed, disabled; 9=Other, specify -7=Refused; 10= Paid employment or self-employed; 11= Voluntary employment; 12= Sheltered/Welfare employment; 13= Unemployed; 14= Student; 15= Other; 16= Stay-at-home Parent; 17= Part-Time Student; 18= Receiving Disability/ Unemployed; 19= Receiving Disability with Part-Time Employment; 20= Retired, Part-Time Employment; 21= Retired, Unemployedemploystat, v1_demo_employment
employotrString50RecommendedEmployment situation other, specifyoccupation_specific, v1_demo_employment_other
dema6IntegerRecommendedWhich Best describes your current living situation?1::91=Independent Living. Live alone, with spouse, family or friend, in an apartment or house.; 2=Minimally Structured Residence. Live in a supervised apartment program, boarding home, adult foster care.; 3=Moderately Restrictive Residence. Live in a halfway house, treatment program, acute psychiatric diversion facility, treatment lodge; 4=Extremely Restrictive Residence. Psychiatric hospital, skilled nursing facility, jail or prison.; 5=Homeless. Has been homeless or in emergency shelter for the homeless; 6=Lives in someone elses apartment, room or house; 7=Dormitory/College residence; 8=Residential treatment; 9=Other, specifylivingsituation, residence
educat_subjectIntegerRecommendedSubject's Highest Level of Education Completed: (Select One)1::161 = Elementary School; 2 = Middle/Junior High School; 3 = High School, no degree; 4 = GED; 5 = High School, degree; 6 = Vocational School, but no diploma; 7 = Vocational School, diploma; 8 = Some University Courses; 9 = Associates Degree; 10 = Bachelors Degree; 11 = Some Grad. Level Courses; 12 = Masters Degree; 13 = Doctorate Level Courses; 14 = Doctorate Degree; 15=Other; 16= College Degree, Anyeducation
enroll_subjectString25RecommendedCurrent Enrolled in School or Job Training Program (Select One):Not enrolled; Enrolled, part time; Enrolled, full time; Other, specify
ci_eligibleIntegerRecommendedParticipant eligible0 :: 20=Failed (Ineligible); 1=Passed (Eligible); 2=In screeningelig_inclusion_check
race_otherString100RecommendedRace of Respondent Specifydemo_08a
usbornIntegerRecommendedUS born0;10=No; 1=Yesdemo_born_usa_can
qa7IntegerRecommendedWhat language do you usually speak at home?1::51=English; 2=Spanish; 3=Other; 4=Both English and Spanish; 5=Both English and some other languagedm5, language2
dm8IntegerRecommendedDescribe who you have been living with during the past 30 days1::9;911=Living alone; 2=Living with spouse; significant other only; 3=Living with children only; 4=Living with spouse/significant other and children; 5=Living with parents; 6=Living with other relatives; 7=Living with friends; 8=Living with other non-related adults (not friends); 9=Living with other students in a dormitory or other college housing; 91=Other
dm9bIntegerRecommendedDoes not live with Mother?0;10=No; 1=Yes
dm10bIntegerRecommendedDoes not live with Father?0;10=No; 1=Yes
dm11IntegerRecommendedWhich of the following best describes where you have been living during the past 30 days1::6;911 = In a house or apartment alone or with a spouse friend or children;2 = In a house or apartment or boarding home where a mental health professional like a counselor or case manager visits regularly;3 = In a treatment program or boarding home where a mental health professional like a counselor or case manager is there all or almost all of the time;4 = In a hospital or nursing home;5 = In a jail or prison;6 = On the streets or in an emergency shelter for the homeless;91 = Some other place
dm12aIntegerRecommendedIn the past three months, how many days have you been...Living in a shelter or on the street
dm12bIntegerRecommendedIn the past three months, how many days have you been...In jail or a correctional facility
memplString40RecommendedMonthly employment incomedm13a
massistString40RecommendedMonthy public assistance incomedm13b
dm13cIntegerRecommendedMoney received during past month: Food stamps or assistance from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program
dm13dIntegerRecommendedMoney received during past month: Social Security Retirement or Survivors Benefits
ssi_amountFloatRecommendedSocial Security dollar amount per monthdm13e
dm13fIntegerRecommendedMoney received during past month: Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
dm13gIntegerRecommendedMoney received during past month: VA or other armed services disability benefits
dm13hIntegerRecommendedMoney received during past month: Vocational program such as Vocational Rehabilitation, the Job Training Partnership Act, or Easter Seal
munemplString40RecommendedMonthly unemployment incomedm13i
surfqjaIntegerRecommendedDollar amount for retirement, investment or saving incomedm13j
dm13kIntegerRecommendedMoney received during past month: Alimony and child support
dm13lIntegerRecommendedMoney received during past month: Money from family members including gifts, loans, or bill payments
other_supIntegerRecommendedDo you get other support?0;1;-99;88;770= No ; 1= Yes ; -99= N/A ; 88= Missing ; 77= Refuseddm14
other_amountFloatRecommendedDollar amount per monthdm15
demo_income_queIntegerRecommendedWhat is the total incomedm16
blackIntegerRecommendedBlack or African-American0;1; 9991=yes; 0=no;999= missingrace_black
days_baselineIntegerRecommendedDays since baselinedemodays
phne_sc_2String40RecommendedWhat is your highest grade completed in school?dm7
datetimeString25RecommendedDate on which the interview/genetic test/sampling/imaging was completed. MM/DD/YYYY and __:__date_of_appointment_for_in
have_childrenIntegerRecommendedDo you have children?0;10 = No; 1 = Yeskids
occustatIntegerRecommendedcurrent employment status1::91=A worker for pay;2=Disabled 3=A housewife/househusband; 4=A student; 5=Unemployed; 6=Retired; 7=employed/student; 8 = Does not apply (lives in institution, etc.); 9 = Not known
ci_enrolledIntegerRecommendedParticipant enrolled0;10=No; 1=Yesenrollment_current
samples_aIntegerRecommendeda. Your samples may be stored and used for future research studies to learn about, prevent, treat or cure brain diseases.0;10=No; 1=Yes
samples_bIntegerRecommendedb. your samples may be stored and used for research about other health problems.0;10=No; 1=Yes
samples_cIntegerRecommendedc. your samples may be shared with other investigators/groups without any identifying information?0;10=No; 1=Yes
samples_dIntegerRecommendedd. You would like us to keep your contact information and contact you about research opportunities in the future.0;10=No; 1=Yes
future_contactIntegerRecommendedFuture Contact0;10=No; 1=Yes
date_of_enrollmentString10RecommendedDate of enrollment
age_at_enrollmentIntegerRecommendedAge at enrollment
enrollment_pastIntegerRecommendedPast enrollment?0;10=No; 1=Yes
enroll_notIntegerRecommendedReason for not being in study1::71= Not eligible;2= Not interested;3= Withdrawn -- Participant choice;4= Withdrawn -- Investigator choice;5= Withdrawn -- Lost to follow-up;6= Death; 7 = Withdrawn -- Patient/Family choicereason_for_not_being_in_st
enroll_notesString200RecommendedNotes about enrollment statusnotes_about_enrollment_sta
preg_age_dadIntegerRecommendedAge of father at the time of birthIn years; 999=Unknownagedad
preg_age_momIntegerRecommendedAge of mother at the time of birthIn years; 999=Unknownagemom
paymentmethodIntegerRecommendedPrimary method of payment1::101 = Medicare; 2 = Medicaid; 3 = Veteran's Program/Other Gov't Aid; 4 = Insurance: Indemnity; 5 = Insurance: Managed Care; 6 = Self-pay; 7 = Free; 8 = Other; 9 = Managed Medicaid/Medicare; 10 = NKpaymentdelivery
birthplacemomIntegerRecommendedBirthplace of Mother1::31=Mother born in USA; 2=Mother born in Mexico; 3=Mother born Outside USA or Mexico
ownhomeIntegerRecommendedHome is owned by someone in household0;10=No;1=Yes
dataqualityIntegerRecommendedData quality0::50=No data (cancelled); 1=Data entered but only once, has missing data; 2=Data entered but only once, no missing data; 3=Double entered; 4=Data frozen for cleaning; 5=Data clean/locked
spseduString100Recommendedspouse's educationless than 8th grade;some high school;high school diploma;some college;college degree;some graduate school;graduate school degree;other;missing;N/A
contac5IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (dad) - Father surrogate #10::90=none; 1=1-5 times per year; 2=6-11 times per year; 3=1-2 times per month; 4=1 week or more; 5=spends summer and vacations (no other contact); 6=lives with parent; 7=does not apply
medcaidbIntegerRecommendedMedicaid: Medicaid managed care0;10 = No; 1 = Yes
spouse_emplIntegerRecommendedIs your spouse currently employed0::2; 70=No; 1=Yes part-time; 2=Yes full-time; 7=Retired
contac4IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (dad) - Father0::90=none; 1=1-5 times per year; 2=6-11 times per year; 3=1-2 times per month; 4=1 week or more; 5=spends summer and vacations (no other contact); 6=lives with parent; 7=does not apply
contac2IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (mom) - Mother surrogate #10::90=none; 1=1-5 times per year; 2=6-11 times per year; 3=1-2 times per month; 4=1 week or more; 5=spends summer and vacations (no other contact); 6=lives with parent; 7=does not apply
contac1IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (mom) - Mother0::90=none; 1=1-5 times per year; 2=6-11 times per year; 3=1-2 times per month; 4=1 week or more; 5=spends summer and vacations (no other contact); 6=lives with parent; 7=does not apply
agecon5IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (dad) - Age of last contact - Father surrogate #1 (years)
agecon4IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (dad) - Age of last contact - Father (years)
agecon1IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (mom) - Age of last contact - Mother (years)
agecon2IntegerRecommendedAmount of face to face contact in the last year (mom) - Age of last contact - Mother surrogate #1 (years)
weekFloatRecommendedWeek in level/study99=week 10-week 14
sestotIntegerRecommendedSocio-Economic Status (SES)1::51 = SES score of 08 to 19;2 = SES score of 20 to 29;3 = SES score of 30 to 39;4 = SES score of 40 to 54;5 = SES score of 55 to 66
px_heatlh_ins1IntegerRecommendedWhat kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have? PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE PX011501_Health_Insurance_Coverage_Private1;21=Yes; 2=No
px_heatlh_ins12IntegerRecommendedWhat kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have? NO COVERAGE OF ANY TYPE PX011501_Health_Insurance_Coverage_None1;21=Yes; 2=No
agesepIntegerRecommendedHow old was the subject (in months) when first experienced this separation?
chgarrIntegerRecommendedDid subject ever experience any changes in caretaker arrangements?0;10 = No; 1 = Yes
educIntegerRecommendedHEAD OF HOUSEHOLD Education1::71 = Less than 7th Grade; 2 = Jr. High School (9th Grade); 3 = Some High School (10th or 11th Grade); 4 = High School Graduate; 5 = Some College (at least 1 year); 6 = Standard College Degree; 7 = Graduate Professional Training
emplyIntegerRecommendedHEAD OF HOUSEHOLD Presently Employed0;1;2;70 = NO; 1 = YES - PART TIME; 2 = YES - FULL TIME; 7 = RETIRED
inshpIntegerRecommendedHealth plan (HMO, PPO)0;10 = Not Checked; 1 = Checked;
insmedcIntegerRecommendedMedicaire0;10 = Not Checked; 1 = Checked;
insppIntegerRecommendedPrivate plan (e.g., BC/BS, Aetna)0;10 = Not Checked; 1 = Checked;
inspudkIntegerRecommendedPublic program, name unknown0;10 = Not Checked; 1 = Checked;
livwithIntegerRecommendedWith whom is subject currently living (choose one)?1::25; 88; 991 = Both natural parents; 2 = Both natural parents, but joint custody; 3 = Natural mother and stepfather; 4 = Natural father and stepmother; 5 = Natural mother and boyfriend/girlfriend; 6 = Natural father and boyfriend/girlfriend; 7 = Natural mother only; 8 = Natural father only; 10 = Stepmother only; 11 = Stepfather only; 12 = Grandparent; 13 = Adoptive parent; 14 = Other relative/friend; 15 = Foster home; 16 = Group home; 17 = Residential institution; 18 = Boarding home; 19 = Runaway; 20 = College student; 21 = Lives independently; 22=Aunt/Uncle; 23=Legal Guardian;24 = Military; 25 = Spouse/significant other88 = other; 99 = missing
ncaretkrIntegerRecommendedHow many caretakers has subject had besides primary caretaker?
nsepnsIntegerRecommendedHow many separations from caretaker of greater than 3 months did subject experience?
occupationIntegerRecommended(or OCCUP); Hollingshead Status - HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD1::91 = Farm Laborers/Menial Service Workers, Welfare Recipients; 2 = Unskilled Workers; 3 = Machine Operators, Semi-Skilled Workers; 4 = Smaller Business Owners, Skilled Manual Workers, Craftsmen, Tenant Farmers; 5 = Clerical and Sales Workers, Small Farm and Business Owners; 6 = Technicians, Semi-Professionals and Small Business Owners; 7 = Smaller Business Owners, Farm Owners, Managers, Minor Professionals; 8 = Administrators, Lesser Professionals, Proprietors of Medium-Sized Businesses; 9 = Higher Executives, Proprietors of Large Businesses, Major Professionals
occupationspIntegerRecommended(or OCCUPSP); Hollingshead Status - SPOUSE1::91 = Farm Laborers/Menial Service Workers, Welfare Recipients; 2 = Unskilled Workers; 3 = Machine Operators, Semi-Skilled Workers; 4 = Smaller Business Owners, Skilled Manual Workers, Craftsmen, Tenant Farmers; 5 = Clerical and Sales Workers, Small Farm and Business Owners; 6 = Technicians, Semi-Professionals and Small Business Owners; 7 = Smaller Business Owners, Farm Owners, Managers, Minor Professionals; 8 = Administrators, Lesser Professionals, Proprietors of Medium-Sized Businesses; 9 = Higher Executives, Proprietors of Large Businesses, Major Professionals; 88 = not applicable; 99 = missing
ocrelothString50RecommendedOTHER SIGNIFICANT CARETAKER (lives with subject, if applicable)
suptIntegerRecommendedReceives support if parent's divorced or separated?0; 10 = No; 1 = Yes
demo_sex_tgenderIntegerRecommendedTransgender0;10=No;1=Yesdqa_3c, dqa_6b
arith_work_ctString50RecommendedWork
desc_diff_famString100RecommendedDifficulties (work/family)
diag_ruleoutString100RecommendedDiagnoses to be ruled out
eo4IntegerRecommendedAre you currently working at a job or business for pay0;1;90=No; 1=Yes; 9 = Missing
feel_bestString100RecommendedFeeling best
grade_highedString50RecommendedGrade/Highest education1 = Less than 6th grade; 2 = Some high school; 3 = High school diploma or GED; 4 = Some college, no degree; 5 = Associate's degree; 6 = Bachelor's degree; 7 = Some graduate school; 8 = Master's degree and above; 9=Some post-graduate training, no degree; 10=Completed 8th grade, no high school; 99=Information not available; 11= High schoo;l 12= College or University; 13= Graduate school; 14= Other; 15 = Less than high schoolv1_demo_education
life_chartIntegerRecommendedGo to life chart0;10=No; 1=Yes
desc_notworkString100RecommendedWhy unemployed
desc_notwork_disString100RecommendedWhy unable to work or attend school
desc_worklengthString100RecommendedWork duration
scid_np110_3String100RecommendedLives where; With Whom
ran004String10RecommendedRandomization number/codinginfi, v1_demo_infi
demladder_peersIntegerRecommendedOn a scale from 1 to 10; where do you rank yourself among your peers, coworkers, or people at school?1::10
demladder_communityIntegerRecommendedOn a scale from 1 to 10; where do you rank yourself among those in your country as a whole?1::10
immigration_yearIntegerRecommendedYear when you moved to country of residenceimmigrte_year
partner_birthplaceString50RecommendedIn which country was your partner born?
livewith_detailsString255RecommendedList who lives at home and counts
home_detailsString255RecommendedAdditional details about home
bedtimeIntegerRecommendedIf child has a regular bedtime, what time is it?
bedtime_adherenceIntegerRecommendedHow many days per week does he/ she go to bed within 30 minutes of this bedtime?
eattimeIntegerRecommendedIf family has a regular dinner time, what time is it?
eattime_adherenceIntegerRecommendedHow many days per week does your family eat within 30 minutes of dinnertime?
chorenumberIntegerRecommendedIf your child has a regular set of chores, how many are there?
chore_adherenceIntegerRecommendedHow many chores does child do each week, on average?
allowanceIntegerRecommendedIf your child receive an allowance, how much is it?
allowance_adherenceIntegerRecommendedOn average, how much of the allowance does he/she receive each week?
poverty_nofoodIntegerRecommendedIn the past 12 months, were you ever hungry but did not eat because you could not afford to buy food?
poverty_lessfoodIntegerRecommendedIn the past 12 months, did you ever eat less than you felt you should because you didn't have money to buy food?
poverty_nofood_frequencyIntegerRecommendedHow often in the past 12 months did you not have enough money to buy food?1::41=Never; 2=Rarely; 3=Sometimes; 4=Often
poverty_poormeals_frequencyIntegerRecommendedHow often in the past 12 months could you not afford to eat balanced meals?1::41=Never; 2=Rarely; 3=Sometimes; 4=Often
divorced_amountIntegerRecommendedIf you have ever been divorced: how many times have you been divorced in your child's lifetime?
recent_divorceIntegerRecommendedHow long ago was the most recent divorce?
remarried_whenIntegerRecommendedIf you are remarried: How long have you been remarried?
remarried_timesIntegerRecommendedHow many times have you remarried in your child's lifetime?
room_amountIntegerRecommendedHow many rooms are there in your home (including living, dining, kitchen, family, bath, and bed rooms)?
bedroom_amountIntegerRecommendedHow many bedrooms are there in your home?
residence_lengthIntegerRecommendedHow long has your family lived in your current home?
move_frequencyIntegerRecommendedHow many times have you moved in the last 9 months?
school_hoursFloatRecommendedHow many hours per week does your child spend in school?
childcare_timeIntegerRecommendedHow many additional hours per week (over and above the time in school) does your child spend in out-of-home or group child-care?
child_activeIntegerRecommendedHow much does your child like being or prefer to be physically active?1::31=little or not at all; 2=Somewhat; 3=very much
child_exercise_timeIntegerRecommendedHow much time does your child spend in exercise or physical activity each day?1::41=Less than 10 minutes; 2=10 to 30 minutes; 3=30 to 60 minutes; 4=More than 60 minutes
child_tv_daysIntegerRecommendedHow many days a week does your child watch TV?1::51=Less than once a week; 2=Once a week; 3=About 2 or 3 days a week; 4=About 4 or 5 days a week; 5=Every day
child_tv_hoursIntegerRecommendedHow many hours at a time does your child watch TV?1::51=Less than a half hour; 2=About half hour; 3=About an hour; 4=About 2 or 3 hours; 5=4 or more hours
psych_p52IntegerRecommendedPrimary sexual orientation1::3;91=Heterosexual; 2=Homosexual; 3=Bisexual; 9=Othersexuality
fh07IntegerRecommended7. Subject adopted0;1;9adopt, demo_adopt
acopt_dtlsString50RecommendedNature of adoption:
language3IntegerRecommendedThird Language1::31=English; 2=Spanish; 3=Other
childhood_religionIntegerRecommended9. Childhood religious affiliation:1::61=Catholic; 2=Protestant; 3=Jewish; 4=Muslim; 5=Not Affiliated; 6=Other
area5_explainString255RecommendedChurch, religion or spiritual orientation? Explain brieflychildhood_religion_oth, sd5
fh20IntegerRecommended20. Number of marriages0::9marriage_num
responsjobIntegerRecommendedThe most responsible job ever held1::211=Executive; 2=Professional; 3=Writers; 4=Technicians; 5=Sales Occupations; 6=Administrative Supporter; 7=Private Household; 8=Protective Service; 9=Service;10=Farm Operators 11=Other Farming 12=Mechanics 13=Machine Operators 14=Transportation 15=Handlers 16=Armed Services 17=Disabled 18=Housewife 19=Student 20=Full time student 21=Unemployed/Retired
house_income_altIntegerRecommendedHousehold income (based on last year)1::61= Less than $12,000; 2= $12,000 to $34,999; 3= $35,000 to $59,999; 4= $60,000 to $89,999; 5= $90,000 to $149,999; 6= $150,000 or more
mfigselectaString50RecommendedOther mother figure being described; Either the one spent most time with, or most difficult to live with
ffigselectaString50RecommendedOther father figure being described; Either the one spent most time with, or most difficult to live with
mimmigIntegerRecommendedMother native-born or immigrant?1;21= Native-born; 2= Immigrant
fimmigIntegerRecommendedFather native-born or immigrant?1;21= Native-born; 2= Immigrant
nexpbq13homeIntegerRecommendedWhat type of home do you currently live in1::81=Single house; 2=House attached to one or more other houses (duplex/ triplex/ 4-plex); 3=Building with 2-4 apartments; 4=Building with 5 -19 apartments; 5=Building with 20 or more apartments; 6=Condominium, townhouse; 7=Mobile home, RV, boat, van, etc.; 8=Other
version_formString100RecommendedForm used/assessment name
subject_statusIntegerRecommendedParticipant Type1 :: 51 = enrolled; 2 = screen failure; 3 = screened, not enrolled; 4 = drop out; 5 = withdrawn from study
wch_participatingIntegerRecommendedParticipating in Women's College Hospital stool sample collection?0 :: 10 = no; 1 = yes
canbind_ceca_participatingIntegerRecommendedParticipating in Canadian Biomarker Integration Network in Depression Childhood Experience of Care and Abuse (CANBIND CECA) interviews?0 :: 10 = no; 1 = yes
v2_stoolcollectedIntegerRecommendedWeek 0 Stool collected for Women's College Hospital?0 :: 10 = no; 1 = yesv10_stoolcollected, v7_stoolcollected
aescodeIntegerRecommendedStaff code number of person completing this form
dmg_q54IntegerRecommendedtotal number of full siblings0::990 - 99siblingsfull
dmg_q55IntegerRecommendedtotal number of half siblings0::990 - 99siblingshalf
annual_incomeIntegerRecommendedAnnual Income1::61= $0-10,000; 2= $10,001-50,000; 3= $50,001-100,000; 4= $100,001-200,000; 5= $200,001-400,000; 6= More than $400,000
sd6IntegerRecommendedSD 6) In the past 12 months; how often did you attend meetings of any organized group? (examples include: a choir; a committee or board; a support group; a sports or exercise group; a hobby group; or a professional society). (please circle one)1::71=Several times a week; 2=Every week; 3=About once a month; 4=Several times a year; 5=About once or twice a year; 6=Less than once a year; 7=Never
sd7IntegerRecommendedSD 7) In the past 12 months; how often did you get together socially with friends or relatives? (please circle one)1::71=Several times a week; 2=Every week; 3=About once a month; 4=Several times a year; 5=About once or twice a year; 6=Less than once a year; 7=Never
sd8IntegerRecommendedSD 8) In the past 12 months; how often did you do volunteer work for religious; charitable; political; health-related; or other organizations? (please circle one)1::71=Several times a week; 2=Every week; 3=About once a month; 4=Several times a year; 5=About once or twice a year; 6=Less than once a year; 7=Never
sd9IntegerRecommendedSD 9) Now; considering your answers to the previous questions about the past 12 months; how long have you been like this?1::71=All my life; 2=Since late adolescence (16-20); 3=Since my 20's; 4=Since my 30's; 5=Since my 40's; 6=Since my 50's; 7=Only recently
sd12String50RecommendedWhat is your college major?
sd13IntegerRecommendedWhat types of grades do you typically receive in school?1 :: 8; 991 = "A's"; 2 = "A's and B's"; 3 = "B's"; 4 = "B's and C's"; 5 = "C's"; 6 = "C's and D's"; 7 = "D's"; 8 = "D's and below"; 99 = missing
sd18IntegerRecommendedHow often do you have someone help you read materials at the clinic, doctor's office, or hospital?1::51 = Never ; 2 = Rarely ; 3 = Sometimes ; 4 = Often ; 5 = Always
sd22IntegerRecommendedHow would you describe the primary community in which you were raised?1 :: 4; 991 = Rural; 2 = Suburban; 3 = Urban; 4 = If other, please specify; 99 = missing
sd23IntegerRecommendedFamily history of alcohol use disorder (general)0;10 = No; 1 = Yes
sd24IntegerRecommendedWhat is the racial composition of the primary community in which you were raised?1 :: 3; 991 = Mostly your own racial and ethnic background; 2 = A mixture of individuals of your own race or ethnicity and individuals of a different race or ethnicity; 3 = Mostly a different racial or ethnic background; 99 = missing
sd28_1_0String50RecommendedPlease list the country your mother emigrated from.sd28_1.0
sd29_1_0String50RecommendedPlease list the country your father emigrated from.sd29_1.0
sd30IntegerRecommendedDo you use the Internet0;10 = No; 1 = Yes
sd31IntegerRecommendedClinical Data: Inclusion: Age above 18 years0;10 = No; 1 = Yes
nativelangIntegerRecommended
lddescString15RecommendedLateral DominanceRight Handed;Left Handed;Ambidextrous
relationshipIntegerRecommendedRelationship of respondent to individual1::93;-9991 = Biological mom; 2 = Biological dad; 3 = Grandparent; 4 = Special education (sped) teacher; 5 = General education teacher; 6 = Occupational therapist; 7 = Speech and language therapist; 8 = Behavioral therapist; 9 = Paraprofessional; 10 = Aide; 11 = Principal; 12 = Administrator; 13 = Other; 14 = Content teacher; 15 = Parent center director; 16 = Self; 17=Adoptive mother; 18=Adoptive father; 19=Foster mother; 20 = Foster father; 21=Grandmother; 22=Grandfather; 23=Step-mother; 24 = Step-father; 25=Aunt; 26=Uncle; 27=Missing Data; 28=Both parents;31= Grandmother from mother side; 32= Grandfather from mother side; 33= Grandmother from father side; 34= Grandfather from father side; 36= Brother; 37= Sister; 38= Cousin; 39= female caregiver; 40=male caregiver; 41=Female child; 42=Male child; 43=Spouse/Mate; 44=Friend; 45=Parent; 46=Significant other; 47=Sibling; 48=Son/Daughter; 49=Son-in-law/Daughter-in law; 50=Other Relative; 51=Paid caregiver; 52=Friends; 53=Roommate; 54=Supervisor; 55=mother's boyfriend; 56=other parental figure; 57=Summary; 58=counselor ; 59 = other female relative; 60 = other male relative; 61 = non-relative ; 62=Maternal Aunt; 63=Maternal Uncle; 64=Maternal Cousin; 65 = Paternal Aunt; 66=Paternal Uncle; 67=Paternal Cousin ; 68=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Grandmother; 69=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Stepmother and Grandmother; 70=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Grandmother and Foster Father; 71=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Stepmother and Foster Mother; 72=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Foster Mother; 73=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Biological/Adoptive Father; 74=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Stepmother and Biological/Adoptive Father; 75=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Other; 76=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Stepmother and Stepfather; 77=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Stepfather; 78=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Grandfather; 79=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Stepmother and Foster Father; 80=Biological/Adoptive Mother and Stepmother; 81=Guardian, female; 82=Other female; 83=Guardian, male; 84=Other male; 85=Other/Grandparent/Nanny; 86 = Mother, Father, Guardian; 87 = Daughter, son, grandchild; 88 = Professional (e.g., social worker, nurse, therapist, psychiatrist, or group home staff); 90=Other; -999=Missing; 89 = Biological parent; 91 = Stepparent; 92 = Adoptive parent; 93 = Foster parent
cigsIntegerRecommendedHave you ever smoked cigarettes on a daily basis?0::20=No; 1=Yes, current; 2=Yes, past
cigs_cigsIntegerRecommendedIf smoking, estimate number of cigarettes per day0::19
cigs_monsIntegerRecommendedMonths smoking0::11
smoke_past_packsIntegerRecommendedEstimated number of packs per day0::10cigs_pack
cigs_pastFloatRecommendedIf smoker before, how many years ago did you quit?0::99.9
yearssmokingFloatRecommendedYears smoking0.0::99.9cigs_yrs
father_eth_mainIntegerRecommendedbiological father's main ethnic group1::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
father_eth_othString100Recommendedbiological father's main ethnic group. If other, detail:�
father_eth1IntegerRecommendedFather's ethnic group 11::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
father_eth1_othString100RecommendedFather's ethnic group 1. If other, detail:�
father_eth2IntegerRecommendedFather's ethnic group 21::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
father_eth2_othString100RecommendedFather's ethnic group 2. If other, detail:�
father_eth3IntegerRecommendedFather's ethnic group 31::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
father_eth3_othString100RecommendedFather's ethnic group 3. If other, detail:�
father_eth4IntegerRecommendedFather's ethnic group 41::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
father_eth4_othString100RecommendedFather's ethnic group 4. If other, detail:�
immigrte_yearIntegerRecommendedYear, when immigrated to U.S.
military_serviceIntegerRecommendedHave you ever served in the U.S. Military? PX631301_Military_Service
1;2
1=Yes;2=Nomilitary
militdischargeIntegerRecommendedIf served in military, what kind of discharge did you receive?1::71:Honorable 2:General 3:Medical 4:Without Honor 5:Undesirable 6:Dishonorable 7:Not Discharged
militrejectIntegerRecommendedIf not served in military. Were you ever rejected for Military Service? Why?1::61:Never called up 2:Rejected for physical defect 3:Rejected for low IQ 4:Rejected for delinquency 5:Rejected for other psychiatric reasons 6:Rejected for reasons uncertain
mother_eth_mainIntegerRecommendedbiological mother's main ethnic group1::161=Anglo-Saxon 2=Northern European 3=West European 4=East European,Slavic 5=Russian 6=Mediterranean 7=Ashkenazi Jew 8=Sephardic Jew 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic 11=Mexican Hispanic 12=Asian 13=Arab 14=Native/Alaskan American 15=African American,not Hispanic Org 16=Other
mother_eth_othString100Recommendedbiological mother's main ethnic group. If other, detail:�
mother_eth1IntegerRecommendedmother's ethnic group 11::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
mother_eth1_othString100Recommendedmother's ethnic group 1. If other, detail:�
mother_eth2IntegerRecommendedmother's ethnic group 21::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
mother_eth2_othString100Recommendedmother's ethnic group 2. If other, detail:�
mother_eth3IntegerRecommendedmother's ethnic group 31::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
mother_eth3_othString100Recommendedmother's ethnic group 3. If other, detail:�
mother_eth4IntegerRecommendedmother's ethnic group 41::161=Anglo-Saxon; 2=Northern European; 3=West European; 4=East European,Slavic; 5=Russian; 6=Mediterranean; 7=Ashkenazi Jew; 8=Sephardic Jew; 9=Hispanic,not Puerto Rican; 10=Puerto Rican Hispanic; 11=Mexican Hispanic; 12=Asian; 13=Arab; 14=Native/Alaskan American; 15=African American,not Hispanic Org; 16=Other
mother_eth4_othString100Recommendedmother's ethnic group 4. If other, detail:�
dem10_t1String200RecommendedOccupationoccupationtitle1
jobhString150Recommendedjob titleoccupationtitle2
demo_first_lang_otherString200RecommendedIf other language, please specifyotherlang1
otherlang2String100RecommendedSpecify other Language 2�
otherlang3String100RecommendedSpecify other Language 3�
race_2IntegerRecommendedOther Race category 21::61=American Indian or Alaskan Native; 2=Asian; 3=Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander; 4=Black/African American; 5=White; 6=More than one race
race_3IntegerRecommendedOther Race category 31::61=American Indian or Alaskan Native; 2=Asian; 3=Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander; 4=Black/African American; 5=White; 6=More than one race
cbfrepeatheldbackIntegerRecommendedHas the child/subject ever repeated a grade or been held back?0;1; 888; 9990 = no; 1 = yes; 888 = not applicable; 999 = missingschool_back
school_back_othString100RecommendedHeld back in school. If yes, specify:�
fatheredu_specify1String200RecommendedFather Other education= specifyschool_father_dgr_oth
school_father_yrsIntegerRecommendedFather's years of school complete:0::99
motheredu_specify1String100RecommendedMother Other education= specifyschool_mother_dgr_oth
school_mother_yrsIntegerRecommendedMother's years of school complete:0::99
sexuality_optIntegerRecommendedComfortable sharing sexual orientation?0;11=Yes; 0=No
creduce_lunchIntegerRecommendedIs this child enrolled in a free or reduced price lunch program at school?0;10=No; 1=Yesdemo_lunch
cg1_genderString10RecommendedCaregiver/Parent 1's Gender
Male;Female
demo_parent_gender, demo_parent_gender_i
cg1_ethnicityString30RecommendedCaregiver/Parent 1's ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino; Not Hispanic or Latino
demo_parent_hispanic, demo_parent_hispanic_i
cg1_raceString100RecommendedRace of the Caregiver/Parent 1
American Indian/Alaska Native; Asian; Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; Black or African American; White; More than one race; Unknown or not reported
demo_parent_race, demo_parent_race_i
demo_adopt_ageString20RecommendedReporting parent: At what age was your child adopted?
demo_caregiverIntegerRecommendedReporting parent: Are you the primary caregiver?0;10=No; 1=Yes
demo_parent_educIntegerRecommendedReporting parent: What is the highest level of education you have achieved?0::80 = 8th Grade or Less ; 1 = Some High School ; 2 = Finished High School ; 3 = Completed GED ; 4 = Vocation/Trade/Business School ; 5 = Some College or 2 year degree ; 6 = Finished 4 year degree ; 7 = Master's degree or equivalent ; 8 = Other Advanced degreedemo_parent_educ_i
demo_other_parent_educIntegerRecommendedReporting parent: What is the highest level of education your child's other parent has achieved? (i.e. child's father or mother)0::80 = 8th Grade or Less ; 1 = Some High School ; 2 = Finished High School ; 3 = Completed GED ; 4 = Vocation/Trade/Business School ; 5 = Some College or 2 year degree ; 6 = Finished 4 year degree ; 7 = Master's degree or equivalent ; 8 = Other Advanced degreedemo_other_parent_educ_i
annual_fam_incString200RecommendedWhat was your best estimate of the total income of all family members from all sources, before taxes, in last year? PX011101_Annual_Family_Incomedemo_income
ssiq_1arespString100RecommendedWhat best describes your relationship status to the biological father of (proband)?
hf6IntegerRecommendedOn average how much money do you send/give to family and friends per month who are not living with youssiq_6
demo_educIntegerRecommendedWhat is the highest degree or level of school you have completed? If currently enrolled, mark the highest grade completed or highest degree received.1::91= No schooling; 2= Grades 1-8; 3= Grades 9-11; 4= Completed high school (12th grade) or GED; 5= Graduate or professional school (Masters, doctorate, MD, JD, DDS, etc); 6= Technical School certificate; 7= Associate degree (Junior College, AA, AS); 8= Bachelor's Degree (e.g. BA, BS, AB); 9= Some college, but no degree
demo_occIntegerRecommendedPlease choose one of the following which best describes your current occupation1::111= Homemaker, not working outside the home but previously worked outside the home; 2= Homemaker, not working outside the home but did not previously work outside the home; 3= Employed (or self-employed) full time; 4= Employed (or self-employed) part time; 5= Employed, but on leave for health reason; 6= Retired from my usual occupation but volunteering; 7= Unemployed or laid off 6 months or less; 8= Unemployed or laid off more than 6 months; 9= Retired from my usual occupation and not working; 10 = Retired from my usual occupation but working for pay; 11= Employed but temporarily away from my job (other than health reasons)
demo_incIntegerRecommendedWhich best represents your combined family income for the past 12 months (Before taxes) from all sources1::131= Less than $5,000; 2= $5,000-$7,999; 3= $8,000-$11,999; 4= $12,000-$15,999; 5= $16,000-$19,999; 6= $20,000-$24,999; 7= $25,000-$29,999; 8= $30,000-$34,999; 9= $35,000-$39,999; 10= $40,000-$49,999; 11= $50,000-$74,999; 12= $75,000-$99,999; 13= $100,000 or more
calm_inc3IntegerRecommendedIncluding you, how many people in your family were supported by this total income in last yearnumber supported
calm_inc3aIntegerRecommendedHow many family supported by total income last year were children under the age of 18 who were related to you?
demo_inccIntegerRecommendedHow many people supported by the total family income are adults over 65?
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