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Weiss Symptom Record The following is a list of different kind of problems. Everyone has some of these difficulties at some time. We want to know if any of these things are causing more difficulty than is typical for most people. If the item is not relevant check n/a for not applicable. Name of Patient Age Name of the person completing this form Current medications: School/Occupation Date Patient Teacher Parent Friend Partner Other: IA Making careless mistakes 6/9 Difficulty staying focussed Difficulty listening Trouble following instructions Disorganized Procrastinates and avoids boring tasks Losing things Distractible Forgetful HI Fidgets 6/9 Restless Hyperactive Difficulty engaging in quiet time Always on the go Talks too Talks out of turn Difficulty waiting Interrupting ODD Loses temper 4/8 Argues with people Defiant Annoys people Blames others instead of his or herself Touchy Angry Mean or spiteful CD Skipping class or not showing up at work >3 Lies 56 Bullies Physical fights

TD Verbal fights Stealing Setting fires Cruel to animals Sexually inappropriate Does not really feel sorry when in trouble Repetitive movements (blinking, twitching) Makes noises (throat clearing, sniffing) GAD Worry Fearful Nervous Complains of aches and pains when not sick OCD Fear of germs, dirt Checking, counting PD SAD PTSD Sep SP Doing something over and over Cannot shake strange or distressing thoughts Perfectionist Panic attacks Shy Self conscious doing things in front of others Still haunted by a past traumatic event A Trouble separating A specific fear (heights, crowds, bugs, animals etc.) MDD Bad mood No enthusiasm for doing things SAD Negative thoughts Feels worthless Hopeless No energy Not happy Feeling guilty Thoughts of death Violent thoughts Change in weight Change in sleep Change in concentration Mood changes with the season BAD Feels speeded up >3 Feeling powerful Does not sleep and does not feel tired Seems out of control Mood swing 57

PD Ideas run together in an illogical way Hearing voices Seeing things that are not there Feels super powerful Feeling people are against you Can read peoples thoughts Feeling the radio or TV talks about you Strange and fixed beliefs ASD Not interested in people Gets stuck on details Does not understand feelings Poor people skills Strange behaviours Trouble playing or socializing with groups of people Does not seek out other people for company Trouble making close friends Poor ability for mutual emotional connectedness Distant, hard to cuddle Problems with communication Talks in an odd voice (flat, robot like or monotonous) Poor eye contact Preoccupied with one area of interest Repeats an action or phrase over and over Gets stuck on one thing Difficulty understanding social relationships Does not always understand jokes Lacks sensitivity to whether others are interested Over sensitive to noise, smells, or the feel of clothes Reactive to changes in routine Thinking is concrete, poor abstraction BPD Stormy Sees people as good or bad Feels empty inside Easily disappointed Manipulative Mood swings Self destructive Fears abandonment Emotionally sensitive Distorted or unstable self image Self injury (cutting, piercing, head banging) 58

NPD Self centred >2 Entitled (feeling the world owes you) SD Trouble sleeping Daytime fatigue Napping Trouble falling asleep ED Waking in the night Difficulty getting up in the morning Nightmares Snoring Eats too Eating binges Eats too little Eats too junk food Vomiting Poor body image Picky eater Overweight Binges Diarrhea Constipation Soiling Cannot control urination (peeing the bed or in clothes) LD Difficulty reading Difficulty writing or printing Difficulty with arithmetic Performance seems very variable Difficulty following instructions Difficulty doing several steps in order Trouble with maps, puzzles, sense of direction Difficulty getting the main idea in conversation Makes irrelevant comments Rambling speech Immature for age Clumsy Not interested in learning Performs below potential 59

Other Procrastination Lack of motivation Rages Explosive Reactive to stress (If age appropriate) Misuses, abuses, or dependency on: SUD Alcohol Cigarettes Marijuana Other drugs If female and adult: Problems with menstruation Problems with menopause Comments University of British Columbia 2007. Any part of this document may be freely reproduced without obtaining the permission of the copyright owner, provided that no changes whatsoever are made to the text and provided that this copyright notice is included in its entirety in any and all copies of this document. In the development of this screener DSM-IV diagnostic criteria were used with permission of the American Psychiatric Press. 60