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1 B4Q14A CNTRL MAKE SELF DO THINGS DON'T WANT TO Pre-question: The following questions are about your views of yourself. Please circle the number that corresponds to how much you agree or disagree with the following statements (where 1 = strongly disagree and 7 = strongly agree). How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I CAN MAKE MYSELF DO THINGS I DON T WANT TO DO. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 25 2 DISAGREE 39 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 48 4 NEUTRAL 72 5 SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 157 B4Q14B CNTRL IF I HAVE PROB; OTHERS HAVE WORSE How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - WHEN SOMETHING BAD HAPPENS TO ME, I THINK OF ALL THE OTHERS WHO ARE MUCH WORSE OFF THAN I AM. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 22 2 DISAGREE 59 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 81 4 NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE MISSING
2 B4Q14C CNTRL CAN CONTROL THOUGHTS/DESIRES How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I CAN CONTROL MY THOUGHTS AND DESIRES IF I NEED TO. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 8 2 DISAGREE 43 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 82 4 NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 129 B4Q14D CNTRL IMPT THINK, FEEL, ACT AS NEEDED How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - IT IS IMPORTANT TO ME TO BE ABLE TO THINK, FEEL, AND ACT DIFFERENTLY DEPENDING ON THE NEEDS AND DEMANDS OF THE SITUATION. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 10 2 DISAGREE 30 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 37 4 NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 181
3 B4Q14E CNTRL CAN IMPROVE SELF IF CHANGE THOUGHTS How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - ONE CAN BE A BETTER PERSON ONLY THROUGH CHANGING ONE S THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 39 2 DISAGREE SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 127 B4Q14F CNTRL IMPT BE STRONG IN MIND AND BODY How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - IT IS IMPORTANT FOR ME TO BE STRONG IN BODY AND MIND. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 3 2 DISAGREE 5 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 14 4 NEUTRAL 56 5 SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 358
4 B4Q14G CNTRL CONTROL EMOTIONS BY CHANGE THOUGHTS How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I CONTROL MY EMOTIONS BY CHANGING THE WAY I THINK ABOUT THE SITUATION I M IN. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 11 2 DISAGREE 65 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 98 4 NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 124 B4Q14H CNTRL I KEEP MY EMOTIONS TO MYSELF How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I KEEP EMOTIONS TO MYSELF 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 28 2 DISAGREE SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 62
5 B4Q14I CNTRL IN STRESS, USE THOUGHTS KEEP CALM How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - WHEN I M FACED WITH A STRESSFUL SITUATION, I MAKE MYSELF THINK ABOUT IT IN A WAY THAT HELPS ME STAY CALM. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 12 2 DISAGREE 57 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 84 B4Q14J CNTRL FEEL, BUT DON'T EXPRESS NEG EMOTION How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - WHEN I AM FEELING NEGATIVE EMOTIONS (SUCH AS SADNESS OR ANGER), I MAKE SURE NOT TO EXPRESS THEM. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 43 2 DISAGREE SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 28
6 B4Q14K CNTRL KNOWN AS EMOTIONAL PERSON How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I AM KNOWN AS AN EMOTIONAL PERSON 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE DISAGREE SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE MISSING B4Q14L CNTRL IMPT NOT TO BE BOTHER TO OTHERS How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - IT IS IMPORTANT TO ME THAT I NOT BOTHER OTHERS. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 18 2 DISAGREE 72 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 132
7 B4Q14M CNTRL TRY TO BEHAVE: SO NO TROUBLE OTHERS How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I TRY TO BEHAVE SO AS NOT TO CAUSE TROUBLE TO OTHERS. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 16 2 DISAGREE 31 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 38 4 NEUTRAL 83 5 SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 222 B4Q14N CNTRL WORRY I AM BURDEN ON OTHERS How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I SOMETIMES WORRY THAT I AM A BURDEN ON OTHERS. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE DISAGREE SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 47
8 B4Q14O CNTRL I KNOW MY OWN LIMITATIONS How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I KNOW MY OWN LIMITATIONS 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 5 2 DISAGREE 27 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 60 4 NEUTRAL 68 5 SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 164 B4Q14P CNTRL DO BEST TO MAINTAIN A CALM MIND How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I DO MY BEST TO MAINTAIN A CALM MIND 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 3 2 DISAGREE 10 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 32 4 NEUTRAL 62 5 SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE MISSING
9 B4Q14Q CNTRL TOP PRIORITY: DO WHAT SUPPOSED TO How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - A TOP PRIORITY IN MY LIFE IS TO DO WELL WHAT I AM SUPPOSED TO DO. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 4 2 DISAGREE 11 3 SLIGHTLY DISAGREE 23 4 NEUTRAL 78 5 SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 354 B4Q14R CNTRL FEEL VERY TENSE WHEN EVALUATED How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I FEEL VERY TENSE WHEN I AM BEING EVALUATED BY OTHERS. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 46 2 DISAGREE SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 49
10 B4Q14S CNTRL OFTEN CONCERNED RE: RESPONSE TO ME How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I AM OFTEN CONCERNED ABOUT HOW OTHER PEOPLE MIGHT RESPOND TO ME. 1 STRONGLY DISAGREE 41 2 DISAGREE SLIGHTLY DISAGREE NEUTRAL SLIGHTLY AGREE AGREE STRONGLY AGREE 55 B4QSC@SC SELF-CONTROL SCALE Notes: 8 NOT CALCULATED (Due to missing data) 7 Range of valid values: Mean StdDev Constructed Variable see Documentation for Psychosocial Constructs and Composite Variables in Biomarker Project (P4). B4QSC@CC COGNITION CONTROL Notes: 8 NOT CALCULATED (Due to missing data) 7 Mean StdDev Constructed Variable see Documentation for Psychosocial Constructs and Composite Variables in Biomarker Project (P4).
11 EMOTION CONTROL Notes: 8 NOT CALCULATED (Due to missing data) 7 Range of valid values: Mean StdDev Constructed Variable see Documentation for Psychosocial Constructs and Composite Variables in Biomarker Project (P4). B4QSC@BC BURDEN CONSCIOUSNESS Notes: 8 NOT CALCULATED (Due to missing data) 6 Mean StdDev Constructed Variable see Documentation for Psychosocial Constructs and Composite Variables in Biomarker Project (P4).
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