Q88 How much do you worry? Q88 The question refers to undue worry as R defines it. Rate only if R regards 0. Not unduly worrying as a substantial part of his / her 1. Worries a lot about 1 or 2 things. behaviour. 2. Is a worrier 3. Both 1 & 2 8. No answer 9. Not asked Q89 Does this worrying bother you a Q89 Rate positive only for unpleasant lot? Is it unpleasant? (Can you stop worrying which returns repeatedly or yourself worrying?) Do the thoughts keep which cannot be stopped. It is not coming back? imperative that the worrying be out of proportion to the event but in practice this 0. No will often be the case. 1. Yes 8. No answer 9. Not asked IF THE RESPONDENT HAS SAID THEY HAVE CHILDREN ASK Q90 OTHERWISE SKIP TO Q92 Q90 Is there anything about your Q90 Rate 1 if R unusually bothered relationship with your children that bothers by the relationship. or upsets you? (If YES: what?) 0. No 1. Yes 8. No answer 9. Not asked Q91 Specify what? GENERAL ANXIETY Q92 Do you get frightened? (very Q92-Q93 All forms of free floating anxious) (If YES: has that happened subjective fear, apprehension and anxiety lately?) (What made you feel that way?) are rated here including the anxiety which 0. No may accompany delusions. Do not confuse 1. Infrequently anxiety with worry, which is not 2. Frequently/Persistently necessarily accompanied by anxiety nor 8. No answer with depressive mood, nor tension which is 9. Not asked experienced physically, e.g. in the muscles. Q93 Have you had attacks of fear or panic when you had to do something about it? (e.g. like running out of the room) or felt you would collapse or lose control of yourself?
Q88 How much do you worry? 0. Not unduly 1. Worries a lot about 1 or 2 things. 2. Is a worrier 3. Both 1 & 2 8. No answer 9. Not asked Q88 The question refers to undue worry as R defines it. Rate only if R regards worrying as a substantial part of his / her behaviour. Q89 Does this worrying bother you a lot? Is it unpleasant? (Can you stop yourself worrying?) Do the thoughts keep coming back? 0. No 1. Yes 8. No answer 9. Not asked Q89 Rate positive only for unpleasant worrying which returns repeatedly or which cannot be stopped. It is not imperative that the worrying be out of proportion to the event but in practice this will often be the case. IF THE RESPONDENT HAS SAID THEY HAVE CHILDREN ASK Q90 OTHERWISE SKIP TO Q92 Q90 Is there anything about your relationship with your children that bothers or upsets you? (If YES: what?) 0. No 1. Yes 8. No answer 9. Not asked Q90 Rate 1 if R unusually bothered by the relationship. Q91 Specify what? GENERAL ANXIETY Q92 Do you get frightened? (very anxious) (If YES: has that happened lately?) (What made you feel that way?) 0. No 1. Infrequently 2. Frequently/Persistently 8. No answer 9. Not asked Q92-Q93 All forms of free floating subjective fear, apprehension and anxiety are rated here including the anxiety which may accompany delusions. Do not confuse anxiety with worry, which is not necessarily accompanied by anxiety nor with depressive mood, nor tension which is experienced physically, e.g. in the muscles. Q93 Have you had attacks of fear or panic when you had to do something about it? (e.g. like running out of the room) or felt you would collapse or lose control of yourself?
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