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Allergy
Asthma
Diabetes Type 1
Diabetes Type 2
Epilepsy
Heart Condition
High blood pressure
Immune disorder
Low blood pressure
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Mental Health Illness
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Outcomes and Indicators

Anxiety (Worry, fear, or over-concern for present or future. Rate solely on the basis of verbal report of patient’s own subjective experiences. Do not infer anxiety from physical signs or from neurotic defense mechanisms.)
Are there any expected benefits to participants?
At times I think I am not good at all.
Avoid effort
Avoid risk (particularly, of failure)
Constantly seeking excitement or ‘thrills’
Dislike being in new situations – new colleagues, new bosses, new premises etc.
Don't like shocks
Don't like sudden changes
Fear of failure
Feels victimized or misunderstood
Gorges food
Has a few developed hobbies and interests that encourage natural strengths
Have patient, career, members of the public or staff been involved in the design/development of the project?
Have you been deliberately trying to limit the amount of food you eat to influence your shape or weight (whether or not you have succeeded)?
Have you ensured that this work has not been done before?
Have you gone for long periods of time (8 waking hours or more) without eating anything at all in order to influence your shape or weight?
Have you had a definite desire to have an empty stomach with the aim of influencing your shape or weight?
Have you had a strong desire to lose weight?
Have you tried to exclude from your diet any foods that you like in order to influence your shape or weight (whether or not you have succeeded)?
Household external walls (Sierra Leone) PPI 8
Household stove type (Sierra Leone) PPI 7
How satisfied are you with the level of information access you have to do your job?
I always get low scores in my exam due to peer pressure.
I am a hard worker
I am a person who can go with the flow
I am able to do things as well as most other people.
I am anxious and fearful a lot of the time
I am calm in a crisis.
I am confident that I can achieve what I set out to do
I am happy much of the time
I be myself
I cannot focus on the class and teacher whenever I think about the pressure that is on me.
I certainly feel useless at times.
I desperately want to change the way that I look
I dwell on the bad things that happen
I enjoy my life overall
I enjoy what each new day brings
I feel confident and secure in my position
I feel confident to do things by myself
I feel down all the time
I feel hopeful about my life
I feel I don't have much to be proud of
I feel that I have a number of good qualities.
I find it difficult to accept who I am
I focus on all of my mistakes – and minimise what I achieve (I feel like a failure)
I frequently think negative thoughts about myself and others
I generally manage to keep things in perspective.
I have a positive attitude towards myself
I have been obsessed with a certain idea or project for a short time but later lost interest
I have been thinking about suicidal activities.
I have difficulty maintaining my focus on projects that take more than a few months to complete
I have overcome setbacks to conquer an important challenge
I have REALLY high standards for myself and others (Perfectionist)
I influence where I can, rather than worrying about what I can’t influence.
I learn things easily
I manage my stress levels well.
I never try new things – I might make a mistake
I often set a goal but later choose to pursue a different one
I trust my intuition.
I try to control events rather than being a victim of circumstances.
I worry about the future
I've been feeling calm
I've been feeling cheerful about things
I've been feeling relaxed:
I've been getting on well with people
I've been in a good mood
If I have a problem I can work it out
Impulsive (acts rashly, without thinking)
In a difficult spot, I turn at once to what can be done to put things right.
Intimidated by challenges
Introduces session and explains its purpose
I’ve been feeling like I am useful
I’ve been thinking clearly
Life gets me down
May get things out of perspective
My feelings are out of my control
My health restricts me looking after myself or my home
My interests change from year to year.
My life has a sense of purpose
New ideas and projects sometimes distract me from previous ones.
Polite and friendly greeting.
Prefer routine
Recaps from last session
Recognizes when someone is distressed and responds appropriately.
Setbacks don’t discourage me
Somatic concern (Degree of concern over present bodily health. Rate the degree to which physical health is perceived as a problem by the patient, whether complaints have a realistic basis or not.)
Speaks mostly positively about herself, rarely negatively
Tend to achieve minimum standards
Uncomfortable with competitive settings
Will any reports/feedback include recommendations for improvement?
Will the outcomes be monitored and evaluated?
Will you ensure that all identifying data is removed and that all records (paper and computer) are anonymised
Will you ensure that potential recruits are not currently involved in any other surveys or Patient Focus and Public Involvement work?
Worry about the views of others
I can find lots of fun things to do
I feel that I am good at some things
I think good things will happen in my life
I think lots of people care for me
I think there are many things that I can be proud of
I've been able to make choices easily
I always share my sweets
I have always told the truth
I like everyone I have met
If someone opposes me, I can find the means and ways to get what I want.
I've been thinking clearly
I’ve been able to make up my own mind about things
I’ve been dealing with problems well
I’ve been feeling close to other people
I’ve been feeling relaxed
I’ve been feeling useful
I've been thinking clearly
I’ve been able to make up my own mind about things
I’ve been dealing with problems well
I’ve been feeling close to other people
I’ve been feeling relaxed
I’ve been feeling useful
10.1.1 Growth rates of household expenditure or income per capita among the bottom 40 per cent of the population and the total population
Feeling bad about yourself - or that you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down?
Feeling tired or having little energy?
How satisfied are you with your child's: Responsiveness to others?
Little interest or pleasure in doing things?
Poor appetite or overeating?
4.4.1 Proportion of youth and adults with information and communications technology (ICT) skills, by type of skill
I always know what is expected of me when it comes to my goals and objectives.
I always want to give my best whenever I’m at work.
I can see myself working here in five years.
I have a clear understanding of my company’s strategic goals.
5.4.1 Proportion of time spent on unpaid domestic and care work, by sex, age and location
Being criticized scares me a lot.
I am afraid of people in authority.
I am bothered by blushing in front of people.
I avoid having to give speeches.
Trembling or shaking in front of others is distressing to me.
6.2.1 Proportion of population using safely managed sanitation services, including a hand-washing facility with soap and water
How do you feel that the cleanliness in your local environment ?
I always drink protected water
I cut my nails regularly
I take bath daily
All in all, I am inclined to feel that I am a failure.
I am able to do things as well as other people,
I feel I do not have much to be proud of.
I feel that I'm a person of worth, at least on an equal plane with others
Engagement Test Survey Metric
Job Engagement
Testing 1
Testing 2
What day is it?
What month is it?
Which day do you dont like the most
Which day do you like the best
Will you come back to the next event?
Ability to remain calm and effective under pressure
Encourages innovation
Leads by example
Receives feedback well
Finding Somewhere to live
Inapporpriate Housing
Returning to Previous Address
Barriers to Employment
Career Aspirations
Reading, Writing, Spelling
I am easily cheered up
I am good at things I do
I can stick up for myself
I enjoy my food
I enjoy the things I do as much as I used to
I feel like crying
I feel like leaving home
I feel so sad I can hardly bear it
I feel very bored
I feel very lonely
I get stomach-aches/cramps
I have horrible dreams
I have lots of energy
I have lots of energy
I like going out
I like talking to my friends and family
I sleep very well
I look forward to things as much as I used to
I think life isn't worth living
Do you feel that your dietary needs are catered for by the office cafe/canteen?
Assistance given? (if yes, please tick)
I am basically the same person with my partner as I am with other people I care about
I am careful about how I talk with my partner about my relationships with other people
I avoid raising certain topics for discussion with my partner
I expect that my partner will always tell me the truth before trying to protect my feelings
I expect that my partner will first consider my feelings before telling me things that I might find hurtful
I feel free to reveal the most intimate parts of myself to my partner
I hesitate saying things to my partner when he or she may not want to hear them
I purposefully hide my true feelings about some things in order to avoid upsetting my partner.
I suspect that what my partner likes best about me is not really part of who I am
I will confront my partner if I suspect that he or she is not being completely open with me
I would rather have my partner leave me than not know who I really am
I would rather upset my partner than be someone who I am not
I'd rather my partner keep certain thoughts and feelings to him/herself if this will help us avoid an argument
I'd rather think the best of my partner than to know the whole truth about him or her
If my partner has a positive but inaccurate understanding of me, I correct it, even if this action may lower his or her opinion of me
If my partner knew the real me, he or she would probably be surprised and disappointed
It is necessary for me that my partner know me as I know myself
I’m willing to tell a “white lie” about myself if it will keep my partner happy
Sometimes I feel like I am two different people-one when I am with my partner and another when I am alone
Sometimes I find myself trying to impress my partner into believing something about me that isn't really true
There are certain things about my partner that I'd rather not know much about
There are no topics that are “off limits” between my partner and me
There are times I find myself calculating the risks of expressing my true feelings to my partner
To avoid conflict in our relationship I will sometimes tell my partner what I think he or she wants to hear even if its not true
When I am hurt by something my partner said, I will let him or her know about it
When I am hurt by something my partner said, I will let him or her know about it
0-10 scale
Anxiety (Worry, fear, or over-concern for present or future. Rate solely on the basis of verbal report of patient’s own subjective experiences. Do not infer anxiety from physical signs or from neurotic defense mechanisms.)
Are you in one of the following
Attendance status (GoTeamUp)
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by becoming easily annoyed or irritable?
Able to interrupt politely
Proactively seeks help
Willing to chase people
Peacemaking
Proactive problem solving
Seeks idea stimulus
Suspends judgement
Applies feedback
Friendliness
Growth mindset
Healthy perception of failure
Lateral thinking
Openness to new ideas
Perseverance
Receives feedback
Seeks feedback
Ability to follow instructions
Able to find solutions autonomously
Regular status updates
Thirst for efficiency
Ability to accelerate autonomously
Business Model awareness
Commercial awareness
Milestone setting
Openness to feedback of work-in-progress tasks
Self care
Self-awareness of task progress
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by being so restless that it's hard to sit still
Builds morale of colleagues
Emotionally mature feedback delivery
Humility in sharing ideas
Invites others’ opinions
Proactively reduces manager’s workload
Takes ownership
Willingness to pass on knowledge
Able to finish things off
Checking of own work for mistakes
Consider different approaches autonomously
Provide documentation to others
Strategic awareness
. Are either of your parents living?
. Do you belong to any groups in which you talk to one or more members of the group about group-related issues at least once every 2 weeks?
Are either of your in-laws (or partner's parents) living?
Are you currently employed either full or part-time?
Do you belong to a church, temple, or other religious group?
Do you see or talk on the phone to either of your partner's parents at least once every 2 weeks?
How many of your children do you see or talk to on the phone at least once every 2 weeks?
How many people do you supervise?
How many people involved in this volunteer work do you talk to about volunteering-related issues at least once every 2 weeks?
Which of the following best describes your marital status?
I could not get “going.”
I did not feel like eating; my appetite was poor.
I enjoyed life.
I felt depressed.
I felt fearful.
I felt hopeful about the future.
I felt I was just as good as other people.
I felt lonely.
I felt sad.
I felt that everything I did was an effort.
I felt that I could not shake off the blues even with help from my family or friends.
I felt that people disliked me.
I had crying spells.
I had trouble keeping my mind on what I was doing.
I talked less than usual.
I thought my life had been a failure
I was bothered by things that usually don’t bother me.
I was happy.
My sleep was restless.
People were unfriendly.
People were unfriendly.
Payment
Salary
1.1 How is your health in general? Would you say it is... *
1.1 How is your health in general? Would you say it is... *
1.1 How is your health in general? Would you say it is... *
1.1 How is your health in general? Would you say it is... *
Number of days volunteers works in week
There is no evidence that child has experienced emotional abuse.
I haven’t felt like talking to anyone
I’ve felt able to cope when things go wrong
I’ve thought of hurting myself
Child's age
Children have access to school
Are you aware about the environmental policies in your country?
Are you aware of the global policies or initiatives taken by various organizations to reduce climate change/global warming?
In your opinion, do you think the temperature on earth has been rising over the past decade?
Please indicate your level of agreement with the statement: I am able to find hope in God
Please indicate your level of agreement with the statement: I have people in my life that I can count on
CP-5662 Metrics 1
CP-5662 Metrics 2
How are you doing?
MCT CP-5664
Payment
Salary
23 d 2 32 f2f 42 23
I feel confident sharing a new idea with my team
My colleagues encourage me to discuss my ideas
My manager invites me to share new ideas
Age Range
Do you consider yourself to be disabled?
Ethnicity
How long have you been a member of BDEF / ACH
How long have you lived in this area?
How would you describe your gender?
Sexual Orientation
How often do you discuss with other Early Years Professionals/Early Years students, ideas about how you can help children to learn?
I am getting to know other professionals from other early years settings.
I can identify a range of key professionals who work in the EY sector.
I can identify a range of key professionals who work locally in the EY sector.
I feel comfortable opening up and sharing my experiences about working in the EYFS.
I feel confident sharing my professional experiences with the other attendees (whole group or in breakout rooms)
I have good relationships with other early years professionals
I have good relationships with other early years professionals.
I share the learning I gain from training with other colleagues
I share the learning I gain from training with other colleagues.
I share the new knowledge I have gained from these sessions with the rest of my team.
The fact that the sessions are online make them more accessible for me.
The location of the degree lectures are accessible to me.
The timings of the degree lectures are accessible to me.
There is a wide cross-sector representation in the sessions (i.e. different early years roles).
This course has helped me to communicate more effectively with professionals.
This course has helped me to develop relationships with other ey professionals.
Which Level student are you?
How often do you discuss with other people, ideas about how you can help children to learn?
How often does your understanding or learning about children’s development impact upon your interactions with children either professionally or personally?
I am clear about how to follow the safeguarding policies and procedures in my practice
I am confident in my knowledge of how to use observations to plan next steps to support children’s development in my setting.
I am motivated to implement what I have learnt from these sessions into my practice.
I apply research that I learnt about in this course to my practice.
I can identify a range of key local institutional organisations relevant to the early years sector.
I can share this new knowledge with the other members of my team at work.
I feel comfortable to ask questions during the sessions (could be verbally or via the chat feature).
I feel confident asking for support with my practice from my manager & colleagues
I feel confident communicating with other professionals
I feel confident communicating with other professionals.
I feel confident communicating with parents
I feel confident communicating with parents.
I feel confident discussing safeguarding issues with parents
I feel confident discussing safeguarding issues with parents.
I feel confident discussing safeguarding issues with parents/carers of children in my setting
I feel confident in my knowledge of how to keep babies and children safe and healthy.
I feel confident in my knowledge of the different ways babies and children learn, and the role adults can have in this.
I feel confident in my knowledge of the policies and procedures that keep babies and children safe across Early Years settings.
I feel confident in my knowledge of the policies and procedures to keep babies and children safe in Early Years settings.
I feel confident in my knowledge of why play is important for babies and children, and the role adults can have in this.
I feel confident in my understanding of children’s development, for example, the patterns and stages of growth.
I feel confident reflecting on my own practice
I feel confident reflecting on my own practice.
I feel confident sharing my knowledge with my colleagues and/or other professionals who work with children in the Early Years sector
I feel confident supporting parents/carers with their children’s development
I feel confident using Early Years theory to inform my practice
I feel confident using journal articles to inform my practice
I feel confident using journal articles to inform my practice.
I have obtained new knowledge about effective practice in the EYFS.
I share knowledge from this course with parents of children in my setting.
I share my early years subject knowledge with parents in my setting
I share my early years subject knowledge with parents in my setting.
I understand how children are learning by applying theory to my assessments
I understand how children are learning by applying theory to my assessments.
The fact that the sessions are online make them more accessible for me.
The location of the degree lectures are accessible to me.
The location of the degree lectures is accessible to me.
The structure of the sessions (3 sessions on 1 topic with a small task in between) helped to embed my learning.
The timings of the degree lectures are accessible to me.
The timings of the session are accessible for me.
These training sessions are valued by my management and I am encouraged to attend.
This course has helped me to communicate more effectively with parents.
This course has helped me to communicate more effectively with professionals.
Have you lost 20 pounds or more in the past 6 months
I Am terrified about being overweight.
I Avoid foods with sugar in them
I Eat diet foods
I Engage in dieting behavior
I Enjoy trying new rich foods
I Particularly avoid food with a high carbohydrate content (i.e. bread, rice, potatoes, etc.)
I Think about burning up calories when I exercise
In the past 6 months have you ever been treated for an eating disorder?
Do you always receive credit for your ideas?
In the past year, have you experienced someone else taking credit for one of your ideas?
I feel supported in my professional development.
I have access to resources which can help me achieve these goals.
Do you have a network of contacts who can help you when you need it?
If yes, roughly how many people are in your network?
Do you speak your mind at work?
Are you told about all of the opportunities for promotion that you can apply for?
Do you feel encouraged to apply for promotions?
Do you feel that you have the same access to promotions as your colleagues?
Have you applied for a promotion in the past year?
Do you enjoy attending team events?
Do you feel part of a community at work?
Do you take part in team events?
To what degree would you describe your workplace as a community?
I feel like I can be my authentic self at work.
I feel that I have to hide parts of who I am at work.
Do you feel that people listen to your ideas?
Do you have a mentor at work?
Do you have a role model at work?
Do you think the management at your company represents you well?
I feel supported in my professional development.
I have access to resources which can help me achieve these goals.
I have set professional development goals.
I know how to achieve these goals.
Do you have a mentor at work?
How did you hear about the Feltham Convening Partnership?
What group are you part of?
To what extent would prayer and emotional support provided by your organisation be helpful?
To what extent would you find it helpful for your organisation to provide you with practical ideas for connecting with God?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by feeling afraid as if something awful might happen?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge?
. Risk-taking is exciting to me.
In the past week how often did you feel hopeless about the future?
In the past week how often did you feel lonely?
In the past week how often did you feel unhappy or sad?
In the past week how often did you wonder if you should cut back on your drug or alcohol use?
Aligns team with goals
Approachable
Committed to professional growth
Communicates clearly
Effective delegating
Emotional intelligence
Foster a culture of respect
Listens actively
Motivates and inspires
Openness in decision-making
Provides constructive feedback
Resolves conflict
I can remain calm when facing difficulties because I can rely on my coping abilities.
I can solve most problems if I invest the necessary effort
If I am in trouble, I can usually think of a solution.
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by becoming easily annoyed or irritable?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by being so restless that it's hard to sit still
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by feeling afraid as if something awful might happen?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by having trouble relaxing?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by not being able to stop or control worrying
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by worrying too much about different things?
Are you afraid that something bad is going to happen to you?
Are you basically satisfied with your life?
Are you in good spirits most of the time?
Do you feel full of energy?
Do you feel happy most of the time?
Do you feel pretty worthless the way you are now?
Do you feel that your life is empty?
Do you feel that your situation is hopeless?
Do you feel you have more problems with memory than most?
Do you often feel helpless?
Do you often get bored?
Do you think it is wonderful to be alive?
Do you think that most people are better off than you are?
Have you dropped many of your activities and interests?
Chicken egg purchases (Ghana) PPI 3
Household cooking fuel (Ghana) PPI 6
Household fan ownership (Ghana) PPI 9
Household gas stove ownership (Ghana) PPI 7
Household refrigerator ownership (Ghana) PPI 8
Household television ownership (Ghana) PPI 10
Members in household (Ghana) PPI 2
Outer wall main construction material (Ghana) PPI 5
Raw or corned beef purchases (Ghana) PPI 4
Region the household lives in (Ghana) PPI 1
After the session
Before the session
Reason for the mistake
Type of solution
Are you happy for Makerble to contact you e.g. with information about other workshops and tools?
On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to recommend this session to a friend or colleague?
Would you be interested in a private impact measurement workshop which is delivered for your organisation only?
Would you be interested in attending another training session focused on impact measurement?
. I find it fascinating to learn new information
Anxiety (Worry, fear, or over-concern for present or future. Rate solely on the basis of verbal report of patient’s own subjective experiences. Do not infer anxiety from physical signs or from neurotic defense mechanisms.)
Are there any expected benefits to participants?
Are you currently involved in regular volunteer work?
Asking caregivers to speak about their emotions
At times I think I am not good at all.
Avoid effort
Avoid risk (particularly, of failure)
Can easily and accurately describe her special strengths and positive qualities
Can’t concentrate, short attention span
Clings to adults or is too dependent
CONCEPTUAL DISORGANIZATION (Degree to which the thought processes are confused. Rate on the basis of integration of the verbal products of the patient; do not rate on the basis of patient’s subjective impression of his own level of functioning.)
Considerate of other people’s feelings
Constantly seeking excitement or ‘thrills’
Craves affection
Craves affection
Craves affection
De los siguientes servicios ¿Cuál estás más dispuesto a ofrecer a otros durante este tiempo?
Degree of concern over present bodily health. Rate the degree to which physical health is perceived as a problem by the patient, whether complaints have a realistic basis or not.
Dislike being in new situations – new colleagues, new bosses, new premises etc.
Do you attend any classes (school, university, technical training, or adult education) on a regular basis?
Do you believe more should be done to prevent animal abuse where you live?
Do you need additional help in this area?
Does not share with friends
Does not show affection
Does not want to sleep alone
Don't like shocks
Don't like sudden changes
Drink alcohol (beer, wine, hard liquor), or use drugs or illegal substances?
Eat a lot more or less than usual?
Eats too much
EMOTIONAL WITHDRAWAL(Deficiency in relating to the interviewer and to the interviewer situation. Rate only the degree to which the patient gives the impression of failing to be in emotional contact with other people in the interview situation.)
Establishing confidante relationships with caregivers
Establishing confidante relationships with caregivers.
Fear of failure
Fears you will reject her/him
Feel nervous and/or shy around other people?
Feel threatened or bullied by others?
Feel unhappy or sad?
Feels victimized or misunderstood
Focuses mostly on her strengths instead of weaknesses and past failures
Get into trouble?
Gorges food
GUILT FEELINGS Over-concern or remorse for past behavior. Rate on the basis of the patient’s subjective experiences of guilt as evidenced by verbal report with appropriate affect
Has a few developed hobbies and interests that encourage natural strengths
Has no energy, feels tired
Have a hard time having fun?
Have any potential hazards been minimized? Including unwitting disclosure of medical condition or personal circumstance
Have patient, career, members of the public or staff been involved in the design/development of the project?
Have you been deliberately trying to limit the amount of food you eat to influence your shape or weight (whether or not you have succeeded)?
Have you ensured that no participant is excluded on the grounds of sexual orientation, age, gender, religious belief, ethnic group or disability?
Have you ensured that this work has not been done before?
Have you gone for long periods of time (8 waking hours or more) without eating anything at all in order to influence your shape or weight?
Have you had a definite desire to have an empty stomach with the aim of influencing your shape or weight?
Have you had a strong desire to lose weight?
Have you tried to exclude from your diet any foods that you like in order to influence your shape or weight (whether or not you have succeeded)?
Hides feelings
Hits, bites, or pinches other children
How anxious did you feel yesterday?
How concerned are you about animal abuse?
How familiar are you with the mission and vision statement of the organization?
How happy did you feel yesterday?
How helpful were the training programs in doing your job better?
How many children do you have?
How many close friends do you have?
How many fellow students or teachers do you talk to at least once every 2 weeks?
How many members of your church or religious group do you talk to at least once every 2 weeks? (This includes at group meetings and services.)
How many of these friends do you see or talk to at least once every 2 weeks?
How many of these relatives do you see or talk to on the phone at least once every 2 weeks?
How many of your neighbors do you visit or talk to at least once every 2 weeks?
How many other relatives (other than your spouse, parents & children) do you feel close to?
How many people at work (other than those you supervise) do you talk to at least once every 2 weeks?
How often did you avoid something because of anxiety or fear?
How often did you feel good about yourself?
How often did you feel lonely?
How often did you feel tense or nervous?
How often did you feel unhappy or sad?
How often did you feel unproductive at work or other daily activities?
How often did you have a hard time getting along with family, friends or coworkers?
How often did you have a hard time paying attention?
How often did you have little or no energy?
How often did you have someone express concerns about your alcohol or drug use?
How often did you think about harming yourself?
How often do you feel close to people?
how often do you feel isolated from others?
How often do you feel left out?
How often do you feel outgoing and friendly?
How often do you feel shy?
How often do you feel that no one really knows you well?
How often do you feel that people are around you but not with you?
How often do you feel that there are people you can talk to?
How often do you feel that there are people you can turn to?
How often do you feel that there is no one you can turn to?
How often do you feel that you are "in tune" with the people around you?
How often do you feel that you are no longer close to anyone?
How often do you feel that you can find companionship when you want it?
How often do you feel that you lack companionship?
How often do you feel that your interests and ideas are not shared by those around you?
How often do you feel there are people who really understand you?
How often do you feel your relationships with others are not meaningful?
How often do you feel your work is appreciated?
How satisfied are you with the level of information access you have to do your job?
How satisfied are you with your life nowadays?
I always get low scores in my exam due to peer pressure.
I always have a cheerful effect on others
I am a confident person
I am a hard worker
I am a person who can go with the flow
I am able to do things as well as most other people.
I am able to receive advice
I am always looking for experiences that challenge how I think about myself and the world.
I am anxious and fearful a lot of the time
I am calm in a crisis.
I am confident that I can achieve what I set out to do
I am confident that I could deal efficiently with unexpected events.
I am feeling healthier
I am happy much of the time
I am not feeling sad anymore
I am proud of myself
I am well satisfied about everything in my life
I argue or speak rudely to others
I be myself
I can always manage to solve difficult problems if I try hard enough
I can find a friend when I need one.
I can fit in everything I want to
I can usually handle whatever comes my way.
I cannot focus on the class and teacher whenever I think about the pressure that is on me.
I certainly feel useless at times.
I communicate well with other people
I cut classes or skip school altogether
I desperately want to change the way that I look
I do not have fun with other people
I don't participate in activities that used to be fun
I don’t get along with other children.
I don’t take criticism personally.
I don’t tend to avoid conflict.
I dwell on the bad things that happen
I enjoy learning about subjects that are unfamiliar to me
I enjoy my life overall
I feel alone
I feel alone.
I feel confdent that I can handle whatever comes my way
I feel confident and secure in my position
I feel confident to do things by myself
I feel down all the time
I feel fully mentally alert
I feel good about myself
I feel good about myself
I feel happy
I feel hopeful about my life
I feel I don't have much to be proud of
I feel pleased with myself
I feel that I have a number of good qualities.
I feel uncomfortable around successful people
I feel worthless
I find it difficult to accept who I am
I find it easier to confide in people
I find it easier to make new friendships
I find it easier to trust people
I focus on all of my mistakes – and minimise what I achieve (I feel like a failure)
I frequently think negative thoughts about myself and others
I generally manage to keep things in perspective.
I get on well with people
I have a hard time making it through stressful events.
I have a lot of fun
I have a positive attitude towards myself
I have been obsessed with a certain idea or project for a short time but later lost interest
I have been thinking about suicidal activities.
I have difficulty maintaining my focus on projects that take more than a few months to complete
I have headaches or feel dizzy
I have more fears than others my age
I have more friends
I have nobody to talk to
I have overcome setbacks to conquer an important challenge
I have REALLY high standards for myself and others (Perfectionist)
I influence where I can, rather than worrying about what I can’t influence.
I laugh a lot
I learn things easily
I look forward to things
I make a real effort to do those things that matter to me
I manage my stress levels well.
I never try new things – I might make a mistake
I often experience joy and elation
I often set a goal but later choose to pursue a different one
I respect other people’s property
I seek out situations where it is likely that I will have to think in depth about something.
I steal or lie
I tend to bounce back quickly after hard times
I tend to take a long time to get over set-backs in my life.
I tend to think the worst is going to happen
I trust my intuition.
I try to control events rather than being a victim of circumstances.
I use my initiative
I usually come through difficult times with little trouble
I usually have a good influence on events
I view challenging situations as an opportunity to grow and learn.
I want to be alone than others my age
I will reach my goals
I worry a lot
I worry about the future
I would rather be the person my partner wants me to be than who I really am
I wouldn’t describe myself as an anxious person.
I wouldn’t describe myself as an anxious person.
I wouldn’t describe myself as an anxious person.
If I have a problem I can work it out
If I knew my partner's true feelings about some things I'd probably be disappointed or hurt
Impulsive (acts rashly, without thinking)
In a difficult spot, I turn at once to what can be done to put things right.
In the past week how often did you fantasize about your problems disappearing?
In the past week how often did you feel lucky?
In the past week how often did you feel tense or nervous?
In the past week how often did you feel the need to gamble?
In the past week how often did you feel worthless?
In the past week how often did you have a hard time controlling your temper?
In the past week how often did you have little or no energy?
In the past week how often did you have someone express concern about your gambling?
In the past week how often did you have someone express concerns about your alcohol or drug use?
In the past week how often did you have thoughts of harming yourself?
In the past week how often did you have too little or too much sleep?
In the past week how often did you worry about money?
Intimidated by challenges
Introduces session and explains its purpose
Is convinced that friends will reject her/him
Is nervous, high-strung, or tense
Is not as happy as other children
Is proud and confident in her abilities; enjoys being herself
Is shy with children he/she does not know
It does not take me long to recover from a stressful event.
It is easy for me to stick to my aims and accomplish my goals.
It is hard for me to snap back when something bad happens
It’s been hard to go to sleep or stay asleep
It’s easy for me to make new friends at school.
It’s easy for me to make new friends at school.
It’s hard for me to make friends.
I’m good at finding solutions to problems.
I’m good at working with other children
I’m good at working with other children
I’ve been able to make up my own mind about things
I’ve been dealing with problems well
I’ve been feeling close to other people
I’ve been feeling confident
I’ve been feeling good about myself
I’ve been feeling like I am useful
I’ve been feeling loved
I’ve been feeling optimistic about the future
I’ve been feeling relaxed
I’ve been thinking clearly
I’ve done all the things I wanted to
I’ve felt edgy or nervous
I’ve felt unhappy
I’ve had energy to spare
Lacks guilt or empathy
Life gets me down
Lots of things about me are good
Marca en esta lista lo que te ha ayudado más durante este tiempo.
May get things out of perspective
My feelings are out of my control
My health restricts me looking after myself or my home
My interests change from year to year.
My life has a sense of purpose
My problems have felt too much for me
My thoughts and feelings distressed me
New ideas and projects sometimes distract me from previous ones.
On the scale of 1-10 rate your commitment level towards the work you do
On the scale of 1-10 rate your confidence level
On the scale of 1-10 rate your control level
On the scale of 1-10 rate your emotional control
On the scale of 1-10 rate your life control
On the scale of 1-10 rate your overall mental toughness
Polite and friendly greeting.
Prefer routine
Prefers to be with adults, rather than children
Reacts in an aggressive manner when contradicted or teased
Readily approaches children he/she does not know
Recaps from last session
Recognizes when someone is distressed and responds appropriately.
Relates to strangers ‘as if they were family’
Resolving conflicts within families.
Restless, overactive, cannot stay still for long
Seems insecure
Setbacks don’t discourage me
Shows a willingness to understand someone else’s point of view
Shows sensitivity toward the needs and feelings of others
Since you’ve been employed with the organization, how often have you received training?
Sleep a lot more than you normally do?
Somatic concern (Degree of concern over present bodily health. Rate the degree to which physical health is perceived as a problem by the patient, whether complaints have a realistic basis or not.)
Some kids don’t get asked to play in games with classmates very often BUT Other kids often get asked to play in games by their classmates
Some kids don’t have a close friend who cares about their feelings BUT Other kids do have a close friend who cares about their feelings
Some kids have a teacher who helps them if they are upset or have a problem BUT Other kids don’t have a teacher who helps them if they are upset or have a problem
Some kids have classmates who like them the way they are BUT Other kids have classmates who wish they were different
Some kids have classmates who pay attention to what they say BUT Other kids have classmates who usually don’t pay attention to what they say
Some kids have classmates who sometimes make fun of them BUT Other kids don’t have classmates who make fun of them
Some kids have parents who don’t really understand them BUT Other kids have parents who really do understand them
Some kids have parents who don’t seem to want to hear about their children’s problems BUT Other kids have parents who do want to listen to their children’s problems
Some kids like to do fun things with a lot of other people BUT Other kids like to do fun things with just a few people
Speaking about support needs for pregnant women & caregivers.
Speaks mostly positively about herself, rarely negatively
Strategies for coping with stress (breathing and relaxation).
Strategies for coping with stress (breathing and relaxation).
Teaching caregivers how to identify causes of stress.
Tend to achieve minimum standards
Thanks to my resourcefulness, I know how to handle unforeseen situations.
The anxiety of doing something new makes me feel excited and alive
The day after drinking alcohol, I dread waking up in the morning.
The day after drinking alcohol, I felt very frightened when I awoke.
The day after drinking alcohol, I was frightened of meeting people first thing in the morning.
The day after drinking alcohol, I woke up absolutely drenched in sweat.
The day after drinking alcohol, I woke up feeling sweaty.
The day after drinking alcohol, my hands shook first thing in the morning
The day after drinking alcohol, my whole body shook violently first thing in the morning if I didn't have a drink.
The importance of daily routines and how to establish them.
The services available to caregivers and how to access them.
There is a gap between what I would like to do and what I have done
There is no evidence that child has been exposed to natural or man-made disasters.
There is no evidence that child has been exposed to war, political violence, or torture.
There is no evidence that child has been victimized or witnessed significant criminal activity.
There is no evidence that child has experienced physical abuse.
There is no evidence that child has witnessed family violence.
There is no evidence that child has witnessed or experienced violence in the community
There is no evidence that child has witnessed violence in the school setting.
There is no evidence that the child has experienced disruptions in caregiving and/or attachment losses.
There is no evidence that youth’s parents have ever engaged in criminal behavior.
There’s been someone I felt able to ask for help
To what extent do you think the things you do in your life are worthwhile?
Uncomfortable with competitive settings
When I am confronted with a problem, I can usually find several solutions.
When mad at someone, says bad things behind the other’s back
Why the mistake happened
Will any reports/feedback include recommendations for improvement?
Will participants be assured that participation is voluntary and that they can refuse or withdraw at any time?
Will potential participants receive verbal or written information about the project?
Will results be presented in a way that does not identify individuals?
Will the outcomes be monitored and evaluated?
Will you ensure that all identifying data is removed and that all records (paper and computer) are anonymised
Will you ensure that potential recruits are not currently involved in any other surveys or Patient Focus and Public Involvement work?
¿A qué nivel sería beneficioso si esta organización ofreciese ideas prácticas para conectar con Dios?
¿A qué nivel sería beneficioso si esta organización ofreciese oportunidades de servir y ayudar a otros?
¿A qué nivel sería beneficioso si nuestra organización ofreciese conexión y comunidad?
¿A qué nivel sería de ayuda la oración y el apoyo emocional que ofrece esta organización?
¿A qué nivel te siente deprimido o ansioso?
¿A qué nivel te siente estresado?
¿A qué nivel te sientes aislado?
¿A qué nivel te sientes desconectado de Dios?
Although I might have good ability, I will not be given leadership responsibility without appealing to those in positions of power.
My life is chiefly controlled by powerful others.
To a great extent my life is controlled by accidental happenings.
Whether or not I get to be a leader depends mostly on my ability.
Are these social networking sites provides enough opportunities to students to promote themselves and their activities?
Do you use social networking sites?
What is the frequency of visiting the social networking sites?
What is the time you spend on social networking sites per day?
I feel I have a better understanding of the different factors that impact mental health in myself and others.
I've been able to make up my own mind about things,
I've been dealing with problems well.
I've been feeling close to other people.
I've been feeling optimistic about the future(1-5)
I've been feeling relaxed.
I've been feeling useful:
I've been thinking clearly
I feel like I now have more tools to manage the challenges I face in life.
List the new skills and tools you now have/use to deal with life's challenges.
List the new skills and tools your organisation now has to help people manage their mental health
Our organisation now has more tools to help the people in our organisation manage their mental health
The support I received contributed to changes being introduced into my organisation that promote better mental wellbeing and health
I feel better able to support myself to improve my own mental health and wellbeing
I feel better able to support others to improve their mental health and wellbeing
List the actions you've recently taken to deal with life's challenges.
What, if any, changes have been introduced to your organisation and the services it provides as a result of the support we provided?
Concise communication
Engaging in meeting
Precise vocabulary
Speaks clearly
Thinks ahead
% of (more) events organised at Sutton Life Centre/ year
% of (more) events organised using outreach bus “Urbie”/year
Businesses consulted, would be interested in using the service
Children able to identify the names of 10 different farm animals
Clients serviced
Clients Serviced Weekly
Community members attend events
Community members attend events
Do you actively listen when colleagues are talking to you? I.e. ask questions, don’t interrupt, repeat back key phrases.
Do you actively listen when colleagues are talking to you? I.e. ask questions, don’t interrupt, repeat back key phrases.
Do you actively listen when colleagues are talking to you? I.e. ask questions, don’t interrupt, repeat back key phrases.
Do you actively listen when colleagues are talking to you? I.e. ask questions, don’t interrupt, repeat back key phrases.
Do you feel that people actively listen to you?
Do you feel that people actively listen to you?
Do you feel that people listen to your ideas?
Do you feel that people listen to your ideas?
Do you feel that people listen to your ideas?
Do you feel that people listen to your ideas?
Educators who have committed to incorporating ethical, environmentally sound and culturally sensitive engineering in their educational opportunities
Exhibitions about youth projects held with partners
Exhibitions and introductions about youth work held in the community
Government and Local Authorities, feel that this project will help with local littering and plastic waste issues
Have you ever taken maternity/paternity leave?
How often do you feel shy?
How often do you feel that you have a lot in common with the people around you?
Increase in amount of funding
Increased services offered to young people facing specific challenges
Increased youth/ young people reached through services
People aware of advice and guidance service
People aware of their rights
People entitled to benefits who claim and receive them
People entitled to benefits who don't claim them
People entitled to benefits who don't claim them
People who are aware of Riverside information services
Policies impacted
Projects using Iterate mode
Projects using Iterate mode
Rights that people are aware of
Satisfied Interns
Schools consulted, would be interested in educational trips to the project
Services adjusted/streamlined according to assets and strengths
Services offered to young people with particular challenges planned
There is a gap between what I would like to do and what I have done
Those consulted, feel there is a need for this project
Those consulted, would be interested in the training and workshop activities
VCSEs consulted, would be interested in using the service
Weekly Income
How would you rate the training?
I feel that the meeting was well structured.
I feel the meeting was well structured.
I found this meeting helpful
I was able to reflect on the information that was presented.
In your opinion, the length of the training was...
Would your organisation like to host an FCP meeting in the future?
Do you consider yourself to be disabled?
What gender do you identify as?
Metrics owned by New Testing 1
Metrics owned by New Testing 1
Payment
Salary
Salary Expected 1
Salary Received
Scale Indicator 3
Scale Indicator 4
Test Metrics 1
Test Metrics 1
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by not being able to stop or control worrying
Enter your age
Participants acting as ambassadors for the project with their peers
Participants reporting feeling happier on the project
Partipants reporting feeling more confident and/or better prepared for life at some point on the project
Attendees at event
Do you want to skip the date field question
Progress tracker question
Scale this time
What do you ask for
What do you say
Coding Language
Salary
All in all I am inclined to feel that I am a failure
Belief: decrease in energy bills
Belief: increase in comfort of my home
Belief: increase the value of my home
Belief: not get left behind
Belief: protect the environment
Benefit: increase the comfort of my home
Benefit: increase the value of my home
Benefit: lower energy bills
Benefit: not get left behind
Benefit: protect the environment
Bible study and prayer groups (level of significance)
Community with other Christian athletes (level of significance)
Confidence to overcome challenges as a Christian (last 12 months)
Dans les choses suivantes, lesquelles vous sembles avoir été vitales lors de ces temps particuliers ?
Dans les choses suivantes, lesquelles vous sembles possibles d’offrir aux autres lors de ces temps particuliers ?
Design thinking award
Do you believe more should be done to prevent animal abuse where you live?
Do you see or talk on the phone to either of your parents at least once every 2 weeks?
Encouragement from Christians in Sport staff (level of significance)
Etes vous d'accord avec cette déclaration: Je peux compter sur les gens présents dans ma vie.
Etes vous d'accord avec cette déclaration: Je peux trouver l’espoir en Dieu.
Etes vous d'accord avec cette déclaration: J’ai toute confiance en Dieu.
Has this training course helped you better understand how to apply your Christian faith to your sporting life?
How likely are you to invite other Christian sportspeople you know to training courses like this?
How often do you read or share books with your baby or child
I am able to do things as well as most other people
I am always committed and involved:
I am intensely interested in other people
I am not particularly optimistic about the future:
I Am occupied with a desire to be thinner
I Am preoccupied with the thought of having fat on my body
I am totally myself when I am with my partner
I am very happy:
I answer my partner’s questions about me honestly and fully
I Avoid eating when I am hungry
I Aware of the calorie content of foods that I eat
I confirm the information provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge
I consistently tell my partner the real reasons and motivations behind doing the things I do
I Cut my food into small pieces
I disclose my deepest feelings to my partner even if he/she may not share them
I Display self-control around food
I do not find it easy to make decisions
I do not have a particular sense of meaning and purpose in my life
I do not have particularly happy memories of the past
I don't feel particularly health
I don't feel particularly pleased with the way that I am
I don't think I look attractive
I don't think that the world is a good place:
I feel able to take anything on
I Feel extremely guilty after eating
I feel I have a great deal of energy
I Feel that food controls my life
I feel that I am a person of worth, at least on an equal platform with others
I feel that I am not especially in control of my life
I Feel that others pressure me to eat
I Feel that others would prefer if I ate more
I Feel uncomfortable after eating sweets
I find beauty in some things:
I find most things amusing.
I Find myself preoccupied with food
I Give too much time and thought to food
I Have gone on eating binges where I feel that I may not be able to stop
I Have the impulse to vomit after meals
I have very warm feelings towards almost everybody
I Like my stomach to be empty
I openly share my thoughts and feelings about other people to my partner
I Other people think that I am too thin
I rarely wake up feeling rested
I share my deepest thoughts with my partner even if there's a chance he/she wont understand them
I Take longer than others to eat my meals
I Vomit after I have eaten
I'd rather my partner have a positive view of me than a completely accurate one
In the past 6 months have you ever made yourself sick (vomited) to control your weight or shape?
In the past 6 months have you ever used laxatives, diet pills or diuretics (water pills) to control your weight or shape?
In the past 6 months have you exercised more than 60 minutes a day to lose or to control your weight?
In the past 6 months have you gone on eating binges where you feel that you may not be able to stop?
I’ve been feeling relaxed(1-10)
Jusqu’ à quel point est-ce que la connection et la communauté (fournies par l’organisation) seraient-elles utiles
Jusqu’ à quel point est-ce que la prière et le soutien émotional (fournis par l’organisation) seraient-ils utils?
Jusqu’ à quel point est-ce que vous trouverez-t-il util pour votre l’organisation de vous fournir avec des opportunités de server et aider aux autres personnes
Jusqu’ à quel point est-ce que vous vous sentez déprimé ou inquiet?
Jusqu’ à quel point est-ce que vous vous sentez isolé?
Jusqu’ à quel point est-ce que vous vous sentez stressé?
Jusqu’ à quel point est-ce que vous vous sentez éloigné de Dieu?
Life is good:
Loans Accessed Successfully
Loans Applied For
My life is an "open book" for my partner to read
Number of arrests
Number of convictions
Number of no further actions
Number of out of court disposals
Number of stop and searches
Often fights with other children or bullies them
On the whole I am satisfied with myself
Participant works cooperatively with others towards achieving a shared goal
Participation Event Evaluation TEMPLATE Part 1-How Well do you feel you understood the following aspects of the event?
Perception as a sustainable bank
Please indicate your level of agreement with the statement: I am fully trusting in God
Provision of resources (level of significance)
Revenue from retrofit loans
The Trainee is happier since coming to Spadework
There are times when I feel I am being "fake"with my partner
To what extent are you feeling depressed or anxious
To what extent are you feeling disconnected from God
To what extent are you feeling isolated
To what extent are you feeling stressed
To what extent would connection and community provided by your church be helpful?
To what extent would prayer and emotional support provided by your church be helpful?
To what extent would you find it helpful for your church to provide you with opportunities to serve and help others?
To what extent would you find it helpful for your church to provide you with practical ideas for childcare?
To what extent would you find it helpful for your church to provide you with practical ideas for connecting with God?
To what extent would you find it helpful for your church to provide you with practical ideas for physical activity?
UCLA Loneliness Scale (1-4 Ranking)
When talking with my partner about serious matters in our relationships, I feel like I'm not being who I really am
Which of the following do you need the most help with at this time?
Which of the following services are you most prepared to offer others at this time?
All things considered, I enjoy my work
Anxiety
Aspirations - jobs and career
Behaviour
Confidence
Coping
Did you come on your own?
Gender
Housing
How much has working with the Rendezvous made a difference to you?
How was the feedback given?
How was the referral made?
I am clear on the how my role contributes to this organisation's overall aims
I am clear on the Rendezvous strategic priorities
I am not afraid to express my opinions and ideas
I believe my workload is appropriate for my role
I can cope with problems better (eg. anxiety)
I can speak clearly and confidently to groups of people
I feel valued
I have more friends and/or socialise more
I have progressed in my learning
I have the opportunity to contribute to decisions that affect me
I have what I need to do the job
I keep trying when something goes wrong
I know I will be respected and listened to
I know what I want/what I'm going to do next
I know what is required of me at work
I make better choices
I work well in a team – I share ideas and respect others in the group
If you came with a friend, now you have been to a session, do you think you would be able to come by yourself now?
Is this an internal or external referral?
Is this an internal or external referral?
I’m good at listening to other people and ask questions if I don’t understand
I’m good at planning activities and solving problems
I’m good at supporting and motivating other people
I’m good at understanding how other people feel
I’m happy and confident to try something new
length of session
Location (not used - Sherborne / Gillingham / Yeovil now determined by project)
Money
My confidence/self esteem has grown
My relationships with family and/or friends have improved
My role capitalises on my strengths
People can rely on me – I do what I say I’ll do
Project
Relationships - family
Relationships - peers
Safeguarding concerns
Self esteem
Sexuality
Suitable for a case study
Using the scale, how did you feel at the end of drop-in?
Which age bracket do they fit (approximate)?
Which of these do you take part in? (tick as many as apply)
Which of these groups are you involved in?
Why did you decide to get involved in this group? (Please tick all that apply)
Would you like to come again?
Would you recommend the Rendezvous to others?
Would you recommend this programme to other young people?
Would you suggest this event to other young people?
I feel that life is very rewarding.
Q1. Motivation
Q3. Teamwork
Q5. Self esteem
Q7. Behaviour
q9. Communication
Considerate of other people's feelings
Constantly fidgeting or squirming
Easily distracted, concentration wanders
Generally liked by other children
Generally obedient, usually does what adults request
Gets on better with adults than with other children
Helpful if someone is hurt, upset or feeling ill
Kind to younger children
Many fears, easily scared
Many worries, often seems worried
Nervous or clingy in new situations, easily loses confidence
Often complains of headaches, stomach-aches or sickness
Often fights with other children or bullies them
Often has temper tantrums or hot tempers
Often lies or cheats
Often unhappy, down-hearted or tearful
Often volunteers to help others (parents, teachers, other children)
Picked on or bullied by other children
Rather solitary, tends to play alone
Restless, overactive, cannot stay still for long
Sees tasks through to the end, good attention span
Shares readily with other children (treats, toys, pencils, etc.)
Steals from home, school or elsewhere
Thinks things out before acting
Avoid Going to School?
Disobey adults? (Not do what adults told you to do)
Feel worthless?
Get into fights with family members and/or friends?
Have a hard time sleeping because you were worried?
Have little or no friends?
Think about hurting yourself?
Think that you don't have any friends?
Use drugs for non-medical purposes?
Keynote speaker (Training Feedback 3)-2
Let's try one more time: Which of these shades do you prefer?
Okay, let's consider some other options. Which of these shades of red do you prefer?
Okay, let's look at more options: Which of these shades of blue do you prefer?
What is your favourite colour?
Which shade of blue do you prefer?
Which shade of red do you prefer?
Which style of folk music do you prefer?
Which style of music do you prefer?
Who is your favourite rock band?
Feeling bad about yourself - or that you are a failure or have let you or your family down
Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless
Feeling tired or having little energy
Having little interest or pleasure in doing things
Noticeably moving or speaking slowly, or being fidgety or restless
Poor appetite or over eating
Thinking you'd be better off dead, or hurting yourself in some way
Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading newspaper or watching television
Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much
am able to do things as well as other peo
At times I think I am no good at all
I am able to do things as well as other people,
I certainly feel useless at times:
I feel I do not have much to be proud of:
I take a positive attitude towards myself
I wish I could have more respect for myself
Have you already informed anyone else about this concern?
How urgent is this concern?
Was the individual in immediate danger when you became aware of the situation?
How often did you believe in God or a higher Power?
How often did you feel hopeless about the future?
How often did you have a problem at work, school, or home because of alcohol or drug use?
How often did you have problems with sleep (too much or too little)?
How often did you wonder what you did for God to punish you?
How often did you wonder whether God had abandoned you?
Food & Drink Suitbaility
Group Activity Suitability
How did you hear about us?
Likelihood of booking again
Net Promoter Score
Paired Reflections Suitability
Quality of the experience
Speaker Suitability
Venue Suitability
Can stop and think things out before acting
I am constantly fidgeting or squirming
I am easily distracted, I find it difficult to concentrate
I am restless, I cannot stay still for long
I finish the work I'm doing. My attention is good
I think before I do things
Are you afraid that something bad is going to happen to you?
Do you feel happy most of the time?
Do you often feel helpless?
Do you prefer to stay at home, rather than go out and do new things?
During a heavy drinking period, do you drink more than 1/4 bottle of spirits (or 1 bottle of wine, or 4 pints of beer) each day
During a heavy drinking period, do you drink more than 2 bottles of spirits per day (7 bottles of wine, 9 litres of cider, 20 pints of beer)
During a heavy drinking period, do you drink more than a bottle of spirits per day (3 bottles of wine, 5 litres of cider or 10 pints of lager)
During a heavy drinking period, do you drink more than a bottle of spirits per day (3 bottles of wine, 5 litres of cider or 10 pints of lager)
During a heavy drinking period, do you drink more than a bottle of spirits per day (3 bottles of wine, 5 litres of cider or 10 pints of lager)
During a heavy drinking period, do you drink more than half a bottle of spirits per day (8 pints of beer, 2 bottles of wine)
Imagine the same scenario again - would you body shake?
Imagine the same scenario again - would your hands shake?
Imagine the same scenario for the last time - would you be craving for a drink?
Imagine you have been abstinent for a few weeks, then drink heavily for a couple of days. The morning after would you start to sweat?
The day after drinking alcohol, are you frightened of meeting people first thing in the morning?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you dread waking up?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you drink to get rid of the shakes?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you feel at the edge of despair when you wake up?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you feel at the edge of despair when you wake up?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you feel frightened when you wake up?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you gulp your first few drinks down as fast as possible?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you have a strong craving for drink when you wake up?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you like a drink in the morning?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you wake up drenched in sweat?
The day after drinking alcohol, do you wake up feeling sweaty?
The day after drinking alcohol, do your hands shake first thing in the morning?
The day after drinking alcohol, does your body shake violently first thing in the morning if you don't have a drink?
I don’t look forward to the future anymore.
I don’t take life for granted anymore
I feel very much as if I’m in limbo.
I have very little trust in myself now.
I have very little trust in other people now.
I no longer take people or things for granted.
I value my relationships much more now.
I value other people more now.
I’m a more understanding and tolerant person now.
My life has no meaning anymore.
I've been thinking clearly
I’ve been able to make up my own mind about things
I’ve been dealing with problems well
I’ve been feeling close to other people
I’ve been feeling relaxed
I’ve been feeling useful
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I feel that life is not rewarding
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How happy have you felt in contrast to before?
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I feel part of the community
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TAG-Domain 2-Unintentional Self Harm
TAG-Domain 3-Risk From Others
TAG-Domain 4-Risk to Others
TAG-Domain 5-Survival
TAG-Domain 6-Psychological
TAG-Domain 7-Social
To what extent would connection and community provided by your organisation be helpful?
To what extent would you find it helpful for your organisation to provide you with opportunities to serve and help others?
Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by having trouble relaxing?
How often do you feel alone?
How often do you feel part of a group of friends?
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I’ve been feeling cheerful
I’ve been feeling interested in other people
I’ve been feeling optimistic about the future
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If you have a disability, are you able to access all of the facilities easily?
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The Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD-7) questionnaire is a seven-item, self-report anxiety questionnaire designed to assess the patient’s health status during the previous 2 weeks. The questionnaire was designed by Spitzer et al. and published in 2006. It is quick to administer and is now used in research and clinical settings. The questionnaire has been validated for use as a screening tool and severity measure in primary care and in general populations.

The Changes in Outlook Questionnaire (CiOQ) is a 26-item self-report instrument. It is the first psychometric instrument concerned with positive and negative changes in views on life following adversity, based on the insight that a person may experience positive psychological changes as a result of a traumatic life event. As well as being a useful research tool, the CiOQ provides an additional resource for clinical and counseling psychologists working with traumatised people.

The Berkman-Syme Social Network Index (SNI) is a self-reported questionnaire for use in adults aged 18–64 years old that is a composite measure of four types of social connections: marital status (married vs. not); sociability (number and frequency of contacts with children, close relatives, and close friends); church group membership (yes vs. no); and membership in other community organizations (yes vs. no). This measure is a questionnaire to assess the type, size, closeness, and frequency of contacts in a respondent’s current social network. This measure allows researchers to categorize individuals based on social connectedness and can highlight those at risk for social isolation.

This 36-item survey is a commonly used self-reported measure of general health. The survey measures both emotional and physical health and is often used as a measure of a person or population's quality of life. https://clinmedjournals.org/articles/jmdt/jmdt-2-023-figure-1.pdf

The Samaritan Counselling Centre Brief Adult Outcome Questionnaire is used to assess mental and physical wellbeing. The survey asks 17 questions and asks the respondents to use a 5 point scale to say to what degree a certain issue affects them. It is intended to be used by adults.

The Social Phobia Inventory (SPIN) is a questionnaire developed by the Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Department at Duke University. It was effective in screening for and measuring the severity of social anxiety disorder. The scale is rated over the past week and includes items assessing each of the symptom domains of social anxiety disorder (fear, avoidance, and physiologic arousal).a

The guide aims to introduce some evaluation essentials • guide the development of a suitable framework for evaluating participation • provide a set of flexible tools to adapt and use for your own evaluation projects, and • signpost information and materials for further investigation. This guide is for anyone working in the area of community engagement, public involvement or participation whilst it will be of particular interest to those working in health and social care it may be of interest to other sectors. It is designed both to be a useful starting point and to add to the existing resources and tools of the more experienced evaluator.

Behavior Assessment System for Children, 2nd Edition (BASC 2)

Answering the statements below will help you determine your child’s Character Strengths that help her thrive. There are no right or wrong answers. This is only for you to see where your child is right now and help you determine which traits are his strengths and which to encourage.

Mental toughness is about how effectively individuals deal with stress, pressure, and challenge. It describes the mindset that every person adopts in everything they do and is closely related to qualities such as character, resilience, and grit. We can measure these qualities with the MTQ. Most psychometrics focus on the measurement of behaviors (how we act) and attributes (how we feel) – the MTQ looks at how we think which is a key driver for the development of behavior and attributes. Research carried out under the direction of Professor Peter Clough has identified the four key components of MT. These are called the 4 Cs – Control, Commitment, Challenge, and Confidence.

This is suitable as a screening test for depression symptoms in the elderly; ideal for evaluating the clinical severity of depression and therefore for monitoring treatment. It is easy to administer, needs no prior psychiatric knowledge, a well-validated has been well validated in many environments. Depression assessments such as the 4-item Geriatric Depression Scale are easy and quick to perform, with a high sensitivity and specificity. There is also a 15-item version of the scale. Patients who screen positive for depression should be considered for antidepressants and be reassessed cognitively when their depression has lifted. Care must be taken, as dementia and depression often co-exist.

Here is a Self Esteem Questionnaire that you can answer for yourself to give you an idea, and act as a guide as to where your self esteem is at.

This is a screening measure to help you determine whether you might have an eating disorder that needs professional attention. This screening measure is not designed to make a diagnosis of an eating disorder or take the place of a professional consultation.

The Oxford Happiness Questionnaire was developed by psychologists Michael Argyle and Peter Hills at Oxford University. Take a few moments to take the survey. This is a good way to get a snapshot of your current level of happiness. You can even use your score to compare to your happiness level at some point in the future by taking the survey again. If you are using some of the interventions presented on this site to raise your happiness level, you can see whether your score on the Oxford Happiness Questionnaire goes up as a result.

Here are some statements that describe children’s behavior and feelings. For each statement, please circle the number that best describes your child in the last 4 to 6 months.  circle 0 if the statement is not true for your child in the last 4 to 6 months.  circle 1 if the statement is partly true for your child in the last 4 to 6 months.  circle 2 if the statement is mostly true for your child in the last 4 to 6 months

The Short Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (SWEMWBS) is a quick survey used to measure mental wellbeing. It is a shorter version of the Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (WEMWBS), with only 7 questions, instead of 14. The survey gives a score ranging from 0-35. The items are all worded positively and cover both feeling and functioning aspects of mental wellbeing.

The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale is a 10-item self-report measure of global self-esteem. It consists of 10 statements related to overall feelings of self-worth or self-acceptance. The items are answered on a four-point scale ranging from strongly agree to strongly disagree. The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale is a brief and unidimensional measure of global self-esteem. It has demonstrated good reliability and validity across a large number of different sample groups. The SES has been validated for use with substance abusers and other clinical groups, and is regularly used in treatment outcome studies. The scale has been validated for use with both male and female adolescent, adult and elderly populations. It has been used with francophone populations but studies were not found on the use of the SES with other specific cultural groups.

This scale assesses “relational authenticity”, meaning the attitudes people have about the importance of engaging in open and honest self-disclosure. Those who have high levels of relational authenticity have clear expectations that they and their partner avoid distorting or denying truthful personal and relational experiences.

The CES-D is a self-report depression scale for research in the general population. It consists of a list of 20 ways one might feel or behave. Participants indicate for each of these items how often they have felt like that during the week ahead of taking the test. The possible range of scores is 0 to 60, with the higher scores indicating the presence of more symptomatology.

The Pastoral Counselling Center- Brief Adolescent Outcome Behaviour questionnaire is a brief self-assessment form intended for adolescents. The form uses a 5 point scale and looks at different lifestyle choices, mental health problems and physical health problems that could affect adolescents.

This scale measures individual subjective feelings of loneliness and social isolation. It is a revised version of UCLA loneliness scale and the Revised UCLA loneliness scale A 20-item scale designed to measure one’s subjective feelings of loneliness as well as feelings of social isolation. Participants rate each item on a scale from 1 (Never) to 4 (Often).

This tool is designed to assess levels of health and wellbeing in children aged between two months and five years.

The Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire (EDE-Q) is a 28-item self-reported questionnaire adapted from the semi-structured interview Eating Disorder Examination (EDE) and designed to assess the range and severity of features associated with a diagnosis of eating disorder using 4 subscales (Restraint, Eating Concern, Shape Concern and Weight Concern) and a global score.

The Threshold Assessment Grid (TAG) is a short, 7-item survey used to assess the severity of a person's mental health problems. It was developed at King’s College London to help identify people who need be referred to mental health services. In the 7 areas that the survey asks about, the respondent must rank the severity of the issue from none to very severe.

The PHQ-9 easy to use survey is a self-administered version of the PRIME-MD diagnostic instrument for common mental disorders. This is the depression module, which scores each of the nine DSM-IV criteria as "0" (not at all) to "3" (nearly every day).

<div>The Adolescent Wellbeing Scale was devised by Birleson to pick up possible depression in older children and adolescents. It has been shown to be effective for this purpose. The scale has 18 questions – each relating to different aspects of an adolescent’s life, and how they feel about them. They are asked to indicate whether the statement applies to them most of the time, sometimes or never. The scale can be used by children as young a 7 or 8, but responses are more reliable for those aged 11 or more. The scale has proved useful with adolescents at initial assessment, but also to monitor progress. For example it helped ‘clarify a young person’s feeling about placement with their mother’.</div>

Here are some statements that describe young people’s behaviour and feelings. For each statement, please circle the number that best describes your child in the last 4 to 6 months.  circle 0 if the statement is not true for this young person in the last 4 to 6 months.  circle 1 if the statement is partly true for this young person in the last 4 to 6 months.  circle 2 if the statement is mostly true for this young person in the last 4 to 6 months

The Core (Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation) 34 19 survey, also known as the Core-OM survey, is a widely utilised self assessment tool which contains 34 items answered on a 5 level scale. The survey asks about the respondent's mental state over the last week. It can be used as an initial screening tool and as an tool to measure a patient's response to psychological therapy.

This brief questionnaire asks about some of the most commonly reported thoughts, feelings and behaviors among adults involved in recovery from problem gambling. Please think about the week and indicate how often each of the following occurred. This will help you and your therapist to plan your treatment and monitor your improvement.

The Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-being scale was developed to enable the monitoring of mental wellbeing in the general population and the evaluation of projects, programmes and policies which aim to improve mental wellbeing. WEMWBS is a 14 item scale with 5 response categories, summed to provide a single score ranging from 14-70. The items are all worded positively and cover both feeling and functioning aspects of mental wellbeing.

The General Self-Efficacy Scale is a 10-item psychometric scale that is designed to assess optimistic self-beliefs to cope with a variety of difficult demands in life. The scale was developed in German by Matthias Jerusalem and Ralf Schwarzer in 1981 and has been used in many studies with hundred thousands of participants. In contrast to other scales that were designed to assess optimism, this one explicitly refers to personal agency, i.e., the belief that one’s actions are responsible for successful outcomes.

Measure children’s perceived social support. This scale was designed to tap into the perceived support which significant others (parents, teacher, classmates and close friends) manifest toward the self. The scale measures whether perceived regard from others directly impacts perceived regard for the self. Furthermore, the scale can support consideration of the extent to which certain significant others had more or less of an impact that others.

Well-being describes a person’s overall functioning and life satisfaction. It includes the physical and material aspects of their life that we can objectively measure—such as their health and wealth—and other subjective aspects—such as how an individual experiences their relationships with others, and their sense of self-worth. In this report, we will focus on the latter—known as subjective well-being—as opposed to the former—known as objective well-being. For our purposes, subjective well-being refers to people’s views and assessments of their life circumstances, including self-esteem, resilience, a feeling of connectedness to one’s community, and the quality of one’s relationships

The MTQ48 was created to meet a very tangible need in the occupational world. It sought to respond to four questions increasingly at the front of the minds of most senior managers: ▪ Why is it some people handle stressors, pressure, and challenge well and others don’t? ▪ Can we measure where people have strengths and weaknesses in these matters? ▪ Can we do something to improve “mental toughness” in people to improve their performance? ▪ Can we evaluate the effectiveness of interventions which are all claimed to be effective?

The importance of resilience, and interest in it, has increased markedly in recent years, based on the need to understand why some children and young people have a resilience to stress that others lack. At the same time, there has been a lack of instruments to measure resilience. The aim of this study was to translate the Adolescent Resilience Questionnaire (ARQ) into Swedish and investigate the psychometrics of this Swedish version

Below are statements people often use to describe themselves. Please use the scale below to indicate the degree to which these statements accurately describe you. There are no right or wrong answers

Climate change awareness survey questions is a questionnaire to understand public perception about climate change. You can use it to identify key factors, challenges, and barriers to environmental and climate-conscious behavior. It will also shed some light on the possible causes of weather change and the factors that influence the same. Use this sample survey template to understand how well the audience is aware of ‘Climate change’ or as some call it ‘Global warming’. Understanding audience opinion can help in formulating future environmental policies and saving the planet. Climate change is a change in average weather conditions. It can be extreme weather, natural disasters, temperature rise, etc. During a recent study, a poll was conducted to understand climate change awareness. It was found that over 40% of the world population has never heard about climate change. However, climate change awareness has decreased over the last few years in some countries. It's not because people are not concerned anymore, it's just that there have been some other topics which have become more important. According to recent studies, only 41% of Americans think that people are being harmed by climate change today. New issues like the global financial crisis, terrorism, growing unemployment rates, new energy policy, etc have taken the pedestal. Due to such reasons, many ignored climate change. Here's the questionnaire on climate change and the factors that influence climate-conscious behavior.

The Children and Families CORE-YP survey is a survey intended for use by young people aged between 11 and 16. The survey asks 10 questions about the respondent's mental state over the past week. A score is then calculated between 0 and 40 which helps to give an indication of the young person's mental state.

A Comprehensive Information Integration Tool for Children and Adolescents Exposed to Traumatic Events.