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1 Documentation, Codebook, and Frequencies MEC Exam Component: NHANES Composite International Diagnostic Interview- Panic Disorder Module Survey Years: 2003 to 2004 SAS Export File: CIQPAN_C.XPT August 2006

2 NHANES Data Documentation Questionnaire Section: Composite Diagnostic Interview Schedule (CIQ_C) Years of Coverage: First Published: August 2006 Last Revised: N/A Component Description An NHANES version of three modules from the automated version of the World Health Organization Composite International Diagnostic Interview, Version 2.1 (CIDI-Auto 2.1) was administered during the faceto-face portion of the Mobile Examination Center (MEC) interview. The CIDI is a comprehensive, fully standardized interview that is used to assess mental disorders and provide diagnoses according to definitions and criteria of the tenth revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10, World Health Organization 1992, 1993) and the fourth edition of the American Psychiatric Association s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV, 1994). The CIDI is especially suitable for large epidemiological studies because it can be administered by lay interviewers, does not require outside informants or medical records, and does not assume the presence of a current disorder. It is used in both clinical and research settings. The NHANES CIDI, developed as a computer-administered version, consisted of three diagnostic modules that addressed diagnoses present in the past 12 months. These modules were Panic Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and Depressive Disorders. Additional questions were added to measure both the quality and quantity of impairment, and to assess risk factors such as physical illness and life events. These additional questions were placed at the end of each module. The modules were administered in either English or Spanish by a trained interviewer who followed guidelines instituted by the CIDI Training Centers. These guidelines are included in the MEC Interviewer Manual, Chapter 6. Eligible Sample The instrument was administered to a half-sample of examination participants, ages years. Proxies were ineligible, as were persons who required interpreters (i.e., non-english or Spanish speakers). Interview Setting and Mode of Administration MEC private face-to-face interview. For more information, the Interviewer Procedure Manuals, Exam Manuals, and Survey Questionnaires can be found on the NHANES website. Composite Diagnostic Interview Schedule (CIQ_C) Page 1 of 4

3 Quality Assurance & Quality Control N/A Data Processing and Editing Questionnaire interview responses were entered by the interviewer on a desktop computer and then uploaded to the NHANES computerized database in the same manner as other sections of the MEC interview. In this public release data file, variables are included for responses to all questions to the instruments except for checkpoints and questions requiring text entries. All of the questions from the original instrument were renamed to be consistent with NHANES naming conventions. The coding patterns for the traditional CIDI response categories (1 = no, 5 = yes) were also modified. Both the original question names and the new NHANES names can be found in the corresponding codebook. NHANES CIDI modules can be distinguished by the pre-fix for the variable names as follows: CIQPAN: Generalized Panic Disorder CIQGAD: Generalized Anxiety Disorder CIQDEP: Major Depressive Disorders Analytic Notes Special examination sample weights were developed for the half-sample that was eligible for the interview. Because of small samples sizes, it is recommended that the data from the 2-year files ( , , and ) be combined and that 6-year weights be used for all analyses. For an estimate for the 6-years , a 6-year weight variable can be created by taking 2/3 of the 4 year weight for each sampled person in and 1/3 of the 2 year weight for each sampled person in For more information on weighting, please see the NHANES analytic guidelines. Abbreviations frequently found in the codebooks and on variables labels: WTA = worried, tense, or anxious SED = sad, empty, or depressed MDA = medication, drugs or alcohol The NHANES CIDI questions were developed in accordance with the ICD-10 and DSM-IV criteria for three diagnoses. As part of the final data preparation effort, responses to the questions were evaluated using a computer algorithm, first to assess each criterion, and then to combine Composite Diagnostic Interview Schedule (CIQ_C) Page 2 of 4

4 criteria into diagnoses. The diagnostic algorithms were constructed criterion by criterion, and all criteria had to be met for a diagnosis to be positive. If all of the criteria for a diagnosis were positive, the diagnosis was considered to be present for the past 12 months. The algorithms, written in SAS code, are found in the CIDI Appendices. The diagnostic score variables are found at the end of each module. They are named as follows: CIDPSCOR for Panic, CIDGSCOR for GAD, and CIDGSCOR for Depression. A value of 1 indicates a positive diagnosis, and a value of 5 indicates a negative diagnosis. Please refer to the Analytic Guidelines for further details on the use of sample weights and other analytic issues at References N/A Composite Diagnostic Interview Schedule (CIQ_C) Page 3 of 4

5 Locator Record Title: Composite Diagnostic Interview Schedule (CIQ_C) Contact Number: NCHS Years of Content: First Published: August 2006 Revised: N/A Access Constraints: None Use Constraints: None Geographic Coverage: National Subject: Composite Diagnostic Interview Schedule Record Source: NHANES Survey Methodology: NHANES is a stratified multistage probability sample of the civilian non-institutionalized population of the U.S. Medium: NHANES Web site; SAS transport files. Composite Diagnostic Interview Schedule (CIQ_C) Page 4 of 4

6 NHANES Data Documentation August 2006 NHANES Composite International Diagnostic Interview - Panic Disorder Module (CIQPAN_C) Data Appendices Survey Years Included in this File: The following algorithms were used to determine the panic score variable. libname nh6 xport 'C:\nhanes\ciqpan_c.xpt'; data ciqpan_c; set nh6.ciqpan_c; if n(of CIQP:)=0 then return; /* Panic Disorder */ /* A. Intense period of fear of discomfort that is recurrent and occur in unexpected situation. Four or more attack symptoms. At least 1 attack followed by a month of concern, worry, or behavior change.*/ cntpdisa=0; if CIQP13A=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13B=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13C=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13E=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13F=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13G=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13H=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13I=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13J=1 or CIQP13K=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13L=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13N=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13O=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP13P=1 then cntpdisa=cntpdisa+1; if CIQP03=1 and 1<CIQP14<7777 and cntpdisa>=4 and CIQP15 in(1,2) and CIQP12^=2 and 1<CIQP32<7777 and (CIQP04=1 or CIQP06=1 or CIQP08=1) then pdisa=1; else pdisa=5;

7 /* C. Panic attacks are not due to a direct physiological effect of a substance of general medical condition */ if CIDPPRB in(3,4) then pdisc=5; else pdisc=1; if pdisa=1 and pdisc=1 then pdis=1; else pdis=5; cidpscor = pdis; run;

8 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey Codebook for Data Production ( ) NHANES Composite International Diagnostic Interview - Panic Disorder Module (CIQPAN_C) Person Level Data August 2006

9 SEQN SEQN Respondent sequence number English Text: Respondent sequence number. WTSCI2YR WTSCI2YR English Text: CIDI Subsample 2 year MEC Weight CIDI Subsample 2 year MEC Weight to Range of Values Missing

10 CIAORDER CIAORDER Order in which CIDI modules are asked English Text: Order in which CIDI modules are asked 0 Panic, GAD, Depression Depression, Panic, GAD Missing

11 CIQP01 CIQP01 Entire life, ever fear or panic attack? English Text: (READ SLOWLY) In your entire lifetime, have you ever had an attack of fear or panic when all of a sudden you felt frightened, anxious or uneasy? (THIS IS THE INTRO FOR THE 50% WHO START WITH PANIC: The next questions are about emotional problems that many people have. The first question is about sudden attacks of being frightened, anxious, or very uneasy. Some people call these "panic attacks.") ( THIS IS THE INTRO FOR THE 50% WHO START WITH DEPRESSION AND THEN GO TO PANIC AND GAD: The next questions are about different sorts of feelings. The first one is about sudden attacks of being frightened, anxious, or very uneasy. Some people call these "panic attacks." (Collection name = D54) 1 Yes CIQP03 2 No Refuse Don't know Missing

12 CIQP02 CIQP02 Ever attack for no reason, out of blue? English Text: Another kind of attack is when all of a sudden your heart begins to race, or you feel dizzy or faint, or you can't catch your breath. I'm not talking about a heart attack or some other attack caused by physical illness or medication or drugs, but about an attack that occurs for no apparent physical reason, just out of the blue. Have you ever had an attack like this? (Collection name = D54_1) 1 Yes No CIDPSCOR 7 Refuse CIDPSCOR 9 Don't know CIDPSCOR. Missing

13 CIQP03 CIQP03 Panic attack past 12 months? English Text: Have you had an attack like this in the past 12 months? (Collection name = D54A) 1 Yes No Refuse Don't know Missing CIQP04 CIQP04 Past 12 mos, avoided situations bc fear? English Text: In the past 12 months was there a month or more when you avoided certain situations or changed your everyday activities because of fear of the attacks? (Collection name = D54D) 1 Yes No CIQP06 7 Refuse CIQP06 9 Don't know CIQP06. Missing

14 CIQP05 CIQP05 How recently avoided situations bc fear? English Text: How recently have you avoided certain situations or changed your activities because of this fear in the past month, past six months or more than six months ago? (Collection name = D54D_1) 1 Past Month CIQP11 2 Past 6 Months 3 16 CIQP11 3 Over 6 Months 5 21 CIQP11 7 Refused 0 21 CIQP11 9 Don't know 0 21 CIQP11. Missing

15 CIQP06 CIQP06 Past 12 mos, month + fear another? English Text: In the past 12 months was there a month or more when you were often concerned that you might have another attack? (Collection name = D54B) 1 Yes No CIQP08 7 Refused CIQP08 9 Don't know CIQP08. Missing

16 CIQP07 CIQP07 How recently have concern? English Text: How recently did you have this ongoing concern in the past month, past six months or more than six months ago? (Collection name = D54B_1) 1 Past Month 6 6 CIQP11 2 Past 6 Months 6 12 CIQP11 3 Over 6 Months 4 16 CIQP11 7 Refused 0 16 CIQP11 9 Don't know 0 16 CIQP11. Missing

17 CIQP08 CIQP08 Past 12 mos, attacks lead to terrible? English Text: In the past 12 months was there a month or more when you were concerned that the attacks might lead to something terrible happening, like dying, losing control, or going crazy? (Collection name = D54C) 1 Yes No CIQP10ZZ 7 Refused CIQP10ZZ 9 Don't know CIQP10ZZ. Missing

18 CIQP09 CIQP09 How recently have concern? English Text: How recently did you have this ongoing concern in the past month, past six months or more than six months ago? (Collection name = D54C_1) 1 Past Month 0 0 CIQP11 2 Past 6 Months 8 8 CIQP11 3 Over 6 Months 5 13 CIQP11 7 Refused 0 13 CIQP11 9 Don't know 0 13 CIQP11. Missing CIQP10ZZ CIQP10ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM CHECK ITEM: IF CIQP03 = YES, CONTINUE. ELSE GO TO CIDPSCOR

19 CIQP11 CIQP11 Ever attacks life-threatening? English Text: Did any of your attacks ever occur when you were in a life-threatening situation? (Collection name = D55) 1 Yes No CIQP13A 7 Refused Don't know Missing

20 CIQP12 CIQP12 Ever attacks not life-threatening? English Text: Did any of your attacks occur when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation? (Collection name = D55A) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know 0 9. Missing

21 CIQP13A CIQP13A Did your heart pound or race? English Text: Did your heart pound or race? (heart racing) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12= (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_1) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

22 CIQP13B CIQP13B English Text: Did you sweat? (sweating) Did you sweat? (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_2) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

23 CIQP13C CIQP13C English Text: Did you tremble or shake? (trembling) Did you tremble or shake? (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_3) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

24 CIQP13D CIQP13D Did you have dry mouth? English Text: Did you have dry mouth? (having dry mouth) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_4) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

25 CIQP13E CIQP13E Were you short of breath? English Text: Were you short of breath? (being short of breath) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_5) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

26 CIQP13F CIQP13F Feel like you were choking? English Text: Did you feel like you were choking? (choking) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_6) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

27 CIQP13G CIQP13G Pain or discomfort in chest? English Text: Did you have pain or discomfort in your chest? (having discomfort in your chest) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_7) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

28 CIQP13H CIQP13H Nausea or discomfort in stomach? English Text: Did you have pain or discomfort in your stomach? (having nausea) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_8) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

29 CIQP13I CIQP13I Were you dizzy or feeling faint? English Text: Were you dizzy or feeling faint? (feeling dizzy) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12= (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_9) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

30 CIQP13J CIQP13J Did you feel unreal? English Text: Did you feel that you were unreal? (feeling unreal) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_10_M) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

31 CIQP13K CIQP13K Feel things around you unreal? English Text: Did you feel that things around you were unreal? (feeling that things around you were unreal) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12= (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_10_A) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

32 CIQP13L CIQP13L Afraid you might lose control? English Text: Were you afraid that you might lose control of yourself or act in a crazy way? (fearing that you might lose control of yourself) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_11) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

33 CIQP13M CIQP13M Afraid you might pass out? English Text: Were you afraid that you might pass out? (fearing that you might pass out) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_11A) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

34 CIQP13N CIQP13N Afraid you might die? English Text: Were you afraid that you might die? (fearing that you might die) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12= (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_12) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

35 CIQP13O CIQP13O Have hot flashes or chills? English Text: Did you have hot flashes or chills? (having hot flashes) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_13) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing

36 CIQP13P CIQP13P Have numbness or tingling? English Text: Did you have numbness or tingling? (having numbness) (IVR: HAND CARD A TO R.) (READ ONLY IF CIQP12 = (YES, DK, REF) In answering the next questions, think only of the attacks that occurred when you were NOT in a life-threatening situation. Look at this card. Think of the most recent bad attack you had. During that attack, which of these problems did you have? (Collection name = D57_14) 1 Yes No Refused Don't know Missing CIQP13ZZ CIQP13ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM Check Item: IF FEWER THAN TWO YES RESPONSES IN CIQP13 SERIES, GO TO CIDPSCOR. ELSE CONTINUE WITH CIQP14.

37 CIQP14 CIQP14 No. attacks w/symptoms in lifetime? English Text: About how many attacks (IF CIQP01 = YES: of fear or panic) when you also had some of these symptoms we just talked about have you had in your ENTIRE LIFETIME? IF RESPONSE > 900, ENTER 900. IF RESPONSE = DK ENTER IF RESPONSE = REF, ENTER 7777 NUMBER OF ATTACKS (Collection name = D59) 1 to 800 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing

38 CIQP15 CIQP15 Problems began suddenly, got worse? English Text: During your attack(s), did the problems like begin suddenly and then got worse within the first few minutes of the attack? (PARENTHETICAL PHRASE OF FIRST YES RESPONSE IN CIQP13 SERIES) or (PARENTHETICAL PHRASE OF SECOND YES RESPONSE IN CIQP13 SERIES) (Collection name = D58) 1 Yes Sometimes No CIDPSCOR 7 Refused Don't know Missing CIQP15ZZ CIQP15ZZ CHECK ITEM English Text: Check Item: IF CIQP14 = 1 AND CIQP03 = YES, GO TO CIQP16. IF CIQP14=1 AND CIQP03 NE YES, GO TO CIQP17. IF CIQP14 = 2 OR MORE, GO TO CIQP23. IF CIQP14 = (DK, REF) GO TO CIQP23.

39 CIQP16 CIQP16 When did attack occur? English Text: When did your attack occur--in the past month, past six months, or more than six months ago? (Collection name = D59_1) 1 Past Month 2 2 CIQP20 2 Past 6 Months 1 3 CIQP20 3 Over 6 Months 2 5 CIQP20 7 Refused 0 5 CIQP20 9 Don't know 0 5 CIQP20. Missing

40 CIQP17 CIQP17 Remember age when attack occurred? English Text: Can you remember your EXACT age when your attack occurred? (Collection name = D59_2) 1 Yes No 0 0 CIQP19 7 Refused 0 0 CIQP19 9 Don't know 0 0 CIQP19. Missing CIQP18 CIQP18 English Text: Exact age when attack occurred? Exact age when attack occurred (IF NEC: How old were you?) (IF RESPONSE = REF, ENTER YEARS OF AGE (Collection name = D59_2A) 7777 Refused Don't know 0 0. Missing

41 CIQP18ZZ CIQP18ZZ English Text: Go to CIQP20 CHECK ITEM CIQP19 CIQP19 English Text: ABOUT how old were you? Approx age when attack occurred YEARS OF AGE (IF RESPONSE = DK, ENTER IF RESPONSE = REF, ENTER 7777) (Collection name = D59_2B) 7777 Refused Don't know 0 0. Missing

42 CIQP20 CIQP20 Which of three situations occurred? English Text: Attacks of this sort can occur in three different situations. The first are when they occur "out of the blue" for no reason. The second are when they occur in situations where a person has an unreasonably strong fear. For example, some people have a terrible fear of bugs or heights or being in a crowd. The third are situations where a person is in real danger, like a car accident or bank robbery. In which of these kinds of situations did your attack occur? (IF NEC: out of the blue, in a situation where you had unreasonably strong fear, or in a situation of real danger) (Collection name = D59_2C) 1 Out of the blue 4 4 CIQP58 2 A situation where R had 1 5 an unreasonably 3 A situation of real danger 0 5 CIQP Refused 0 5 CIQP Don't know 0 5 CIQP58. Missing

43 CIQP21A CIQP21A English Text: Giving a speech Fear: Giving a speech (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 1 Fear: Giving a speech Refused Don't know 0 0. Missing

44 CIQP21B CIQP21B English Text: Fear: Party or social event Fear: Party or social event (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 2 Fear: Party or social 0 0 event. Missing

45 CIQP21C CIQP21C English Text: Fear: Being in a crowd Fear: Being in a crowd (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 3 Fear: Being in a crowd 0 0. Missing CIQP21D CIQP21D Fear: Meeting new people English Text: Fear: Meeting new people (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 4 Fear: Meeting new people 0 0. Missing

46 CIQP21E CIQP21E English Text: Fear: Being outside, away Fear: Being outside, away (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 5 Fear: Being outside, away 0 0. Missing

47 CIQP21F CIQP21F English Text: Fear: Traveling bus, train, car Fear: Traveling bus, train, car (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 6 Fear: Traveling bus, train, 0 0 car. Missing

48 CIQP21G CIQP21G English Text: Fear: Crowd, standing in line Fear: Crowd, standing in line (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 7 Fear: Crowd, standing in 0 0 line. Missing

49 CIQP21H CIQP21H English Text: Fear: Being in a public place Fear: Being in a public place (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 8 Fear: Being in a public 0 0 place. Missing

50 CIQP21I CIQP21I English Text: Fear: Animals Fear: Animals (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 9 Fear: Animals 0 0. Missing CIQP21J CIQP21J Fear: Heights English Text: Fear: Heights (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 10 Fear: Heights 0 0. Missing

51 CIQP21K CIQP21K English Text: Fear: Storms, thunder, lightening Fear: Storms, thunder, lightening (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 11 Fear: Storms, thunder, 0 0 lightening. Missing

52 CIQP21L CIQP21L English Text: Fear: Flying Fear: Flying (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 12 Fear: Flying 0 0. Missing CIQP21M CIQP21M Fear: Closed spaces English Text: Fear: Closed spaces (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 13 Fear: Closed spaces 0 0. Missing

53 CIQP21N CIQP21N English Text: Fear: Seeing blood Fear: Seeing blood (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 14 Fear: Seeing blood 0 0. Missing CIQP21O CIQP21O Fear: Getting an injection English Text: Fear: Getting an injection (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 15 Fear: Getting an injection 0 0. Missing

54 CIQP21P CIQP21P English Text: Fear: Going to the dentist Fear: Going to the dentist (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 16 Fear: Going to the dentist 0 0. Missing CIQP21Q CIQP21Q Fear: Going to a hospital English Text: Fear: Going to a hospital (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 17 Fear: Going to a hospital 0 0. Missing

55 CIQP21R CIQP21R English Text: Fear: Other 1 Fear: Other 1 (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 18 Fear: Other Missing CIQP21S CIQP21S Fear: Other 2 English Text: Fear: Other 2 (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 19 Fear: Other Missing

56 CIQP21T CIQP21T English Text: Fear: Other 3 Fear: Other 3 (IF NEC: What was the situation?) FIELD CODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Can - Set this up so that the interviewer can check off as many categories as they want. Don't restrict them to only being able to check one. Note that the last categories should be ones where they check the category and then enter an open-ended response.) (Collection name = D59_2D) 20 Fear: Other Missing CIQP21ZZ CIQP21ZZ English Text: Go to CIQP58 CHECK ITEM

57 CIQP23 CIQP23 Exact age when attack occurred English Text: Can you remember your exact age the very first time you had one of these attacks? (Collection name = D60) 1 Yes No 9 52 CIQP28 7 Refused 0 52 CIQP28 9 Don't know 1 53 CIQP28. Missing CIQP24 CIQP24 Years of age attack occurred English Text: (IF NEC: How old were you?) (IF RESPONSE = REF, ENTER 99) YEARS OF AGE (Collection name = D60A) 5 to 39 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing

58 CIQP24ZZ CIQP24ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM IF CIQP24 = CURRENT AGE, GO TO CIQP25 ELSE IF CIQP24 = (CURRENT AGE - 1), GO TO CIQP26. ELSE GO TO CIQP30ZZ. CIQP25 CIQP25 When did attack occur? English Text: Was that first attack in the past month, past six months, or more than six months ago? (Collection name = D60A_1) 1 Past Month 1 1 CIQP30ZZ 2 Past 6 Months 2 3 CIQP30ZZ 3 More than 6 months 1 4 CIQP30ZZ 7 Refused 0 4 CIQP30ZZ 9 Don't know 0 4 CIQP30ZZ. Missing

59 CIQP26 CIQP26 Attack in past 12 months,or more? English Text: Was that first attack in the past 12 months or more than 12 months ago? (Collection name = D60A_2) 1 Past 12 months More than 12 months Refused Don't know 0 3. Missing

60 CIQP27 CIQP27 When did attack occur? English Text: Was that first attack in the past month, past six months, or more than six months ago? (Collection name = D60A_3) 1 Past month 0 0 CIQP30ZZ 2 Past 6 months 0 0 CIQP30ZZ 3 More than 6 months 2 2 CIQP30ZZ 7 Refused 0 2 CIQP30ZZ 9 Don't know 0 2 CIQP30ZZ. Missing CIQP28 CIQP28 English Text: About how old were you the first time? YEARS OF AGE (Collection name = D60B) Approx age when attack occurred 13 to 27 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing

61 CIQP29 CIQP29 Earliest age attack occurred English Text: What's the earliest age you can clearly remember a particular time when you had one of these attacks? YEARS OF AGE (Collection name = D60C) 13 to 27 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing CIQP30ZZ CIQP30ZZ CHECK ITEM English Text: IF CIQP03 = YES, GO TO CIQP32. ELSE GO TO CIQP31.

62 CIQP31 CIQP31 Age last time had attack English Text: How old were you the last time you had one of these attacks? YEARS OF AGE (Collection name = D60D) 18 to 36 Range of Values Refused Don't know 0 6. Missing

63 CIQP32 CIQP32 No. attacks lifetime out of the blue English Text: Attacks of this sort can occur in three different situations. The first are when they occur "out of the blue" for no reason. The second are when they occur in situations where a person has an unreasonably strong fear. For example, some people have a terrible fear of bugs or heights or being in a crowd. The third are situations where a person is in real danger, like a car accident or a bank robbery. The next question is about how many of your (# FROM CIQP14) attacks occurred in each of these three kinds of situations. First, in your lifetime, about how many attacks have you had "out of the blue" for no reason? NUMBER OF ATTACKS (Collection name = D59A) 0 to 365 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing CIQP32ZZ CIQP32ZZ CHECK ITEM English Text: IF CIQP32 = 0 GO TO CIQP36. IF CIQP32 =1 and CIQP03 =1, GO TO CIQP33. If CIQP32(>1, DK, REF) and CIQP03 =1, GO TO CIQP34. ELSE GO TO CIQP35ZZ.

64 CIQP33 CIQP33 Out of the blue attack past 12 months? English Text: Did that out of the blue attack occur in the past 12 months? (Collection name = D59A_1) 1 Yes 1 1 CIQP35ZZ 2 No 1 2 CIQP35ZZ 7 Refused 0 2 CIQP35ZZ 9 Don't know 0 2 CIQP35ZZ. Missing CIQP34 CIQP34 No. attacks past 12 months? English Text: About how many of these (# FROM CIQP32) out of the blue attacks occurred in the past 12 months? (Collection name = D59A_2) 0 to 30 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing

65 CIQP35ZZ CIQP35ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM CHECKPOINT: IF CIQP32 = CIQP14 GO TO CIQP48ZZ (Collection name = D59A_3) CIQP36 CIQP36 No. attacks lifetime strong fear English Text: And about how many attacks in your lifetime occurred in situations where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation? NUMBER OF ATTACKS (Collection name = D59B) 0 to 799 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing

66 CIQP36ZZ CIQP36ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM IF CIQP36 = 0 GO TO CIQP40. IF CIQP36 =1 and CIQP03 =1, GO TO CIQP37. If CIQP36(>1, DK, REF) and CIQP03 =1, GO TO CIQP38. ELSE GO TO CIQP39ZZ. CIQP37 CIQP37 Attack in past 12 months? English Text: Did that attack occur in the past 12 months? (Collection name = D59B_1) 1 Yes 3 3 CIQP39ZZ 2 No 0 3 CIQP39ZZ 7 Refused 0 3 CIQP39ZZ 9 Don't know 0 3 CIQP39ZZ. Missing

67 CIQP38 CIQP38 No. attacks past 12 months? English Text: About how many of these (# FROM CIQP36) attacks occurred in the past 12 months? NUMBER OF ATTACKS (Collection name = D59B_2) 0 to 200 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing CIQP39ZZ CIQP39ZZ CHECK ITEM English Text: IF CIQP36 = CIQP14 GO TO CIQP43ZZ

68 CIQP40 CIQP40 No. attacks lifetime real danger English Text: And how many attacks in your lifetime have you had in situations where you were in real danger? NUMBER OF ATTACKS (Collection name = D59C) 0 to 5 Range of Values Refused Don't know Missing CIQP40ZZ CIQP40ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM IF CIQP40 = 0 GO TO CIQP43ZZ. IF CIQP40=1 and CIQP03 =1, GO TO CIQP41. If CIQP40(>1, DK, REF) and CIQP03=1, GO TO CIQP42. ELSE GO TO CIQP43ZZ.

69 CIQP41 CIQP41 Attack in past 12 months? English Text: Did that attack where you were in real danger occur in the past 12 months? (Collection name = D59C_2) 1 Yes 1 1 CIQP43ZZ 2 No 2 3 CIQP43ZZ 7 Refused 0 3 CIQP43ZZ 9 Don't know 0 3 CIQP43ZZ. Missing CIQP42 CIQP42 No. attacks past 12 months English Text: About how many of these (# FROM CIQP40) attacks where you were in real danger occurred in the past 12 months? NUMBER OF ATTACKS (Collection name = D59C_3) 0 to 3 Range of Values Refused Don't know 0 3. Missing

70 CIQP43ZZ CIQP43ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM IF CIQP36 = 1 OR MORE, CONTINUE. ELSE GO TO CIQP48ZZ CIQP44A CIQP44A Strong Fear: Giving a speech English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 1 Strong Fear: giving speech Refused Don't know 0 3. Missing

71 CIQP44B CIQP44B Strong Fear: Party or social event English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 2 Strong Fear: Party or social event 7 7. Missing CIQP44C CIQP44C Strong Fear: Being in a crowd English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 3 Strong Fear: Being in a crowd 6 6. Missing

72 CIQP44D CIQP44D Strong Fear: Meeting new people English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 4 Strong Fear: Meeting new people 6 6. Missing CIQP44E CIQP44E Strong Fear: Being outside, away English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 5 Strong Fear: Being outside, away 5 5. Missing

73 CIQP44F CIQP44F Strong Fear: Traveling bus, train, car English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 6 Strong Fear: Traveling bus, train, car 1 1. Missing CIQP44G CIQP44G Strong Fear: Crowd, standing in line English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 7 Strong Fear: Crowd, standing in line 8 8. Missing

74 CIQP44H CIQP44H Strong Fear: Being in a public place English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 8 Strong Fear: Being in a public place 9 9. Missing CIQP44I CIQP44I Strong Fear: Animals English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 9 Strong Fear: Animals 2 2. Missing

75 CIQP44J CIQP44J Strong Fear: Heights English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 10 Strong Fear: Heights 2 2. Missing CIQP44K CIQP44K Strong Fear: Storms, thunder, lightning English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 11 Strong Fear: Storms, thunder, lightning 2 2. Missing

76 CIQP44L CIQP44L Strong Fear: Flying English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 12 Strong Fear: Flying 1 1. Missing CIQP44M CIQP44M Strong Fear: Closed spaces English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 13 Strong Fear: Closed spaces 4 4. Missing

77 CIQP44N CIQP44N Strong Fear: Seeing blood English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 14 Strong Fear: Seeing blood 1 1. Missing CIQP44O CIQP44O Strong Fear: Getting an injection English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 15 Strong Fear: Getting an injection 0 0. Missing

78 CIQP44P CIQP44P Strong Fear: Going to the dentist English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 16 Strong Fear: Going to the dentist 3 3. Missing CIQP44Q CIQP44Q Strong Fear: Going to a hospital English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 17 Strong Fear: Going to a hospital 2 2. Missing

79 CIQP44R CIQP44R Strong Fear: Other 1 English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 18 Strong Fear: Other Missing CIQP44S CIQP44S Strong Fear: Other 2 English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 19 Strong Fear: Other Missing

80 CIQP44T CIQP44T Strong Fear: Other 3 English Text: (SHOW CARD B) You had (about) (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s) in (a) situation(s) where you had an unreasonably strong fear of something about the situation. This card lists common situations of this sort. Briefly, which of these or other situations were associated with your (# FROM CIQP36) attack(s)? (PROBE: Any other situations?) FIELDCODE. RECORD MULTIPLE MENTIONS. (Collection name = D59D) 20 Strong Fear: Other Missing CIQP48ZZ CIQP48ZZ English Text: CHECK ITEM IF CIQP03 = NO, GO TO CIQP58 ELSE IF (CIQP33=1 or CIQP34>=1 or CIQP37=1 or CIQP38>=1) GO TO CIQP49 ELSE GO TO CIQP58

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