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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.

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When combining other filters with the GUID filter, please note the GUID filter should be added last. Otherwise, preselected data may be lost. For example, a predefined filter from Featured Datasets may select a subset of data available for a subject. When combined with a GUID filter for the same subject, the filter cart will contain all data available from that subject, data structure, and dataset; this may be more data than was selected in the predefined filter for that subject. Again, you should add the GUID Filter as the last filter to your cart. This ensures 'AND' logic between filters and will limit results to the subjects, data structures, and datasets already included in your filter cart.

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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 :: 1260 Age is rounded to chronological month. If the research participant is 15-days-old at time of interview, the appropriate value would be 0 months. If the participant is 16-days-old, the value would be 1 month.
sex String 20 Required Sex of subject at birth M;F; O; NR M = Male; F = Female; O=Other; NR = Not reported gender
respondent String 20 Recommended Respondent Mother;Father;Parent;Guardian;Teacher;Child;Self;Caregiver;Partner;Other
q1_on_time Integer Recommended Arrives to class on time 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q2_has_material Integer Recommended Has necessary materials (textbook, paper, etc.) 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q3_brings_hw Integer Recommended Brings homework assignments to class 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q4_records_hw Integer Recommended Records homework assignments in planner/agenda 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q5_brings_material Integer Recommended Brings home the materials necessary to complete homework 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q6_sits Integer Recommended Sits in seat, does not disrupt class with extraneous movements or verbalizations 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q7_direct_written Integer Recommended Follows written directions 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q8_direct_verbal Integer Recommended Follows verbal directions 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q9_copies_notes Integer Recommended Accurately copies notes from chalkboard/overheads 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q10_completes_work Integer Recommended Completes seat work during the allowed time 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q11_accurate_notes Integer Recommended Takes accurate notes from lectures of instructional presentations 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q12_participates Integer Recommended Participates appropriately in class discussions (does not interrupt; stays on topics 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q13_eye_contact_speak Integer Recommended Maintains eye contact while speaking 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q14_eye_contact_listen Integer Recommended Maintains eye contact while listening 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q15_convos_social Integer Recommended Engages in social conversations with peers 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q16_convos_maintain Integer Recommended Is able to maintain a conversation that is of interest to the other person 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q17_peers_invite Integer Recommended Is invited by peers to join social activities 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q18_extracurricular Integer Recommended Is involved in school-based extracurricular activities (e.g. sports, music, drama) 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q19_tolerant Integer Recommended Tolerates frustration 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q20_verbal_aggress_peers Integer Recommended Verbally aggressive with peers 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q21_verbal_aggress_staff Integer Recommended Verbally aggressive with staff 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q22_compliant Integer Recommended Complies with rules 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q23_physical_aggress_peers Integer Recommended Physically aggressive with peers 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q24_physical_aggress_staff Integer Recommended Physically aggressive with staff 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q25_anxious Integer Recommended Seems anxious/worried 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q26_depressed Integer Recommended Seems sad/depressed 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q27_read_fluency Integer Recommended Reading speed and accuracy 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q28_passage_comp Integer Recommended Ability to comprehend the content of passages 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q29_inferencing Integer Recommended Ability to reach conclusions based on inference 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q30_outlining Integer Recommended Ability to prepare outlines/study guides based on reading of textbook 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q31_add_subtract Integer Recommended Knowledge of number facts (addition/subtraction) 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q32_multiplication Integer Recommended Knowledge of multiplication facts 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q33_computation Integer Recommended Computational accuracy 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q34_word_pblms Integer Recommended Ability to understand "word" problems and calculate the correct answer 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q35_write_speed Integer Recommended Writing speed 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q36_legibility Integer Recommended Writing legibility 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q37_spelling Integer Recommended Spelling skills 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q38_grammar Integer Recommended Grammar skills 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q39_write_sentence Integer Recommended Ability to write answers requiring a single sentence 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q40_write_essay Integer Recommended Ability to write short essays (1 to 2 paragraphs) 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
q41_write_composition Integer Recommended Ability to write compositions (3+ paragraphs) 1::5;98 1 = Far worse than peers; 2 = Slightly worse than peers; 3 = About the same as peers; 4 = Slightly better than peers; 5 = Much better than peers; 98 = Not expected at this age
ils1_wakes Integer Recommended Wakes in the morning, without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils2_wash_morning Integer Recommended Washes, brushes teeth, combs hair, without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils3_dresses Integer Recommended Gets dressed in the morning without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils4_make_bed Integer Recommended Makes bed in the morning without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils5_eat_bkfst Integer Recommended Eats breakfast that includes some kind of protein without repeated promptin 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils6_take_med Integer Recommended Takes medication without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils7_pack_hw Integer Recommended Remembers to pack homework, school papers without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils8_leave_timely Integer Recommended Gets to the school bus (or car) on time in the morning without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils9_eats_lunch Integer Recommended Eats a lunch at school that includes protein 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils10_return_timely Integer Recommended Comes home after school on time 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils11_does_hw Integer Recommended Does homework without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils12_does_chore Integer Recommended Does at least one "chore" without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils13_eat_dinner Integer Recommended Eats a dinner that includes protein without prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils14_put_away Integer Recommended Puts away clothes, toys, papers, etc. without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils15_schedules Integer Recommended Uses a calendar, chart, phone, computer or other device to keep track of their schedule 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils16_clean_room Integer Recommended Cleans room without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils17_wash_evening Integer Recommended Washes up, brushes teeth in the evening without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ils18_rests_quietly Integer Recommended Goes to the bedroom at bedtime and rests quietly without repeated prompting 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf1_class_timely Integer Recommended Gets to classes on time 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf2_bring_books_class Integer Recommended Brings the necessary books and materials to class 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf3_return_hw Integer Recommended Remembers to turn in homework 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf4_sits Integer Recommended Sits in seat at school 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf5_no_interrupt Integer Recommended Does not interrupt the teacher 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf6_speaks Integer Recommended Speaks when called on in class 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf7_work_in_class Integer Recommended Does school work in class 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf8_copy_hw Integer Recommended Copies down homework assignments 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
sf9_bring_books_home Integer Recommended Remembers to bring home books and materials needed for homework 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ec1_follow_instruct Integer Recommended Follows parent instructions without arguing 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ec2_solve_disagree Integer Recommended Solves disagreements with siblings and parents without arguing 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ec3_control_phys_outburst Integer Recommended Controls physical outbursts of anger (e.g. throwing/hitting objects; striking people) 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ec4_control_verb_outburst Integer Recommended Controls verbal outbursts of anger (e.g. insulting, yelling, threatening others) 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ec5_apologizes Integer Recommended Apologizes, accepts responsibility for mistakes and makes up 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ec6_handle_disappoint Integer Recommended Handles disappointment without sulking, complaining or crying 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ec7_attempt_activity Integer Recommended Attempts activities that provoke anxiety 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss1_kindness Integer Recommended Does something kind and thoughtful for another family member 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss2_tell_story Integer Recommended Tells a story about their day during 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss3_listen_story Integer Recommended Listens to other family members tell stories about their day 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss4_ask_qs Integer Recommended Asks questions that are on the topic when listening to other family members 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss5_shares Integer Recommended Shares toys, games, and other playthings without complaint 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss6_recreation Integer Recommended Spends time reading, painting, building, playing a musical instrument, or engaging in any recreational activity that requires thinking 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss7_call_peer Integer Recommended Calls/contacts a peer to talk 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss8_call_by_peer Integer Recommended Is called/contacted by a peer to talk 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss9_invite_friend Integer Recommended Invites a friend to get together 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss10_invite_by_friends Integer Recommended Is invited by a friend to get together 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
ss11_social_group Integer Recommended Joins and participates in an organized community social group (e.g. sports, scouts, dance, music, drama, church group, 4-H, other groups) 1::5;98 1 = Rarely or never; 2 = Once or twice per week; 3 = 3 or 4 times per week; 4 = Almost daily; 5 = Every day; 98 = Not expected at this age or N/A
comments_misc String 4,000 Recommended Miscellaneous comments on study, interview, methodology relevant to this form data
session Integer Recommended Session
validity String 13 Recommended Validity rating Yes;No;Questionnable
site String 101 Recommended Site Study Site
resp_source Integer Recommended Respondent Source 1::6 1= subject; 2= parent; 3= clinician; 4= teacher; 5= trainer; 6= fidelity reviewer source
version_form String 121 Recommended Form used/assessment name
Data Structure

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  • Element Name: This is the standard element name
  • Data Type: Which type of data this element is, e.g. String, Float, File location.
  • Size: If applicable, the character limit of this element
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  • Description: A basic description
  • Value Range: Which values can appear validly in this element (case sensitive for strings)
  • Notes: Expanded description or notes on coding of values
  • Aliases: A list of currently supported Aliases (alternate element names)
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