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Acculturation Survey

1,095 Shared Subjects

N/A
Clinical Assessments
Social Adjustment
07/07/2015
acc01
03/15/2023
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Query Element Name Data Type Size Required Condition Description Value Range Notes Aliases
subjectkey GUID Required The NDAR Global Unique Identifier (GUID) for research subject NDAR*
src_subject_id String 20 Required Subject ID how it's defined in lab/project aid
interview_date Date Required Date on which the interview/genetic test/sampling/imaging/biospecimen was completed. MM/DD/YYYY ladder_date
interview_age Integer Required Age in months at the time of the interview/test/sampling/imaging. 0::1440 Age is rounded to chronological month. If the research participant is 15-days-old at time of interview, the appropriate value would be 0 months. If the participant is 16-days-old, the value would be 1 month.
sex String 20 Required Sex of subject at birth M;F; O; NR M = Male; F = Female; O=Other; NR = Not reported gender
site String 101 Recommended Site Study Site asite
Query clinicid Integer Recommended Clinic ID aclinic
Query interv Integer Recommended Intervention Status 0;1 1=ITV, intervention; 0=TAU, treatment as usual
Query visit String 60 Recommended Visit name eventname, wave
Query days_baseline Integer Recommended Days since baseline lof
Query ustime_coded Integer Recommended About how long have you been in the United States? PX011201_Years_living_in_US_Coded 0::95;97;99 0=less than 1 year; 95= 95+ years; 97=Refused; 99=Don't Know acc2_yrs
Query acc3_age Integer Recommended Age when immigrated to United States
Query acc4 Integer Recommended Imagine a ladder with ten rungs on it. On the top rung of this ladder are the people who are best off-those who have the most money, the most education, and the most respected jobs. On the bottom rung of the ladder are people who are the worst off-those that have the least money, least education, and the least respected jobs, or no job at all. The higher up you are on the ladder, the closer you are to the people at the very top; the lower you are, the closer you are to the people at the very bottom. Where (or on what rung) of this ten-rung ladder would you place yourself? 0::10 ladder_score, mssss_adult_1
Query acc5 Integer Recommended Imagine the same ten-rung ladder. But now, the ladder represents where people stand in their communities. People define 'community' in different ways; please define it in whatever way is most meaningful to you. The top of the ladder is where people with the highest standing in their community would be. At the bottom of the ladder are people who have the lowest standing in their community. Where on this ten-rung ladder do you think you stand at this time of your life, relative to other people in your community? 0::10 mssss_adult_2
Query acc6 Integer Recommended How often do people treat you unfairly because of your race or ethnicity?
Query ustime String 100 Recommended How long you lived in US, years
Query accult_select_language Integer Recommended Test given in Spanish? ¿Español? 0 ; 1 0 = No; 1 = Yes accult_select_language___1
Query speak_eng Integer Recommended How well do you speak English? ¿Qué tan bien habla usted el inglés?
0::3; 8; 9
0 = Poor/Mal; 1 = Fair/Regular; 2 = Good/Bien; 3 = Excellent/Excelente; 8 = Don't Know/No se; 9 = Refused/Niego contestar accult_q1_p, accult_q1_y
Query accult_q2_p Integer Recommended Besides English, do you speak or understand another language or dialect? ¿Además del inglés, habla o entiende otro idioma o dialecto? 0;1 0=No; 1=Yes accult_q2_y
oth_lang String 150 Recommended What other languages are you fluent in? accult_q3_p, accult_q3_y
Query accult_q3_dropdwn_p Integer Recommended accult_q2_p == 1 What other language or dialect do you speak or understand (besides English)? ¿Cuál es el dialecto o idioma que mejor habla o entiende (además del inglés)? 1::57 1 = American Sign Language (ASL); 2 = Arabic; 3 = Arawak; 4 = Bangla; 5 = Bosnian; 6 = Cantonese; 7 = Cham; 8 = An American Indian or Alaska Native language; 9 = Creole; 10 = Croatian; 11 = Dutch; 12 = Filipino; 13 = Finnish; 14 = Flemish; 15 = French; 16 = Frisian; 17 = Gaelic; 18 = Garifuna; 19 = German; 20 = Greek; 21 = Hakka; 22 = Hebrew; 23 = Hindi; 24 = Hokkien; 25 = Hungarian; 26 = Italian; 27 = Japanese; 28 = Jarai; 29 = Khmer; 30 = Korean; 31 = Kuy; 32 = Luganda; 33 = Mandarin; 34 = Nepali; 35 = Papiamento; 36 = Patois; 37 = Persian; 38 = Polish; 39 = Portuguese; 40 = Punjabi; 41 = Romanian; 42 = Russian; 43 = Samoan; 44 = Serbian; 45 = Sinhala; 46 = Sourashtra; 47 = Spanish (Español); 48 = Stieng; 49 = Swahili; 50 = Tagalog; 51 = Tamil; 52 = Telugu; 53 = Thai; 54 = Turkish; 55 = Urdu; 56 = Vietnamese; 57 = Other accult_q3_dropdwn_y
accult_q3_other_p String 30 Conditional accult_q3_dropdwn_p == 57 What other language or dialect do you speak or understand (besides English)? ¿Cuál es el dialecto o idioma que mejor habla o entiende (además del inglés)? accult_q3_other_y
Query friend_speak Integer Conditional accult_q2_p == 1 What language do you speak with most of your friends? ¿En qué idioma habla con la mayoría de sus amistades?
0::4; 8; 9
0 = (Other language) all the time/(Otro idioma) todo el tiempo; 1 = (Other language) most of the time /(Otro idioma) la mayor parte del tiempo; 2 = (Other language) and English equally /(Otro idioma) e inglés igualmente; 3 = English most of the time /Inglés la mayor parte del tiempo; 4 = English all the time/ Inglés todo el tiempo; 8 = Don't Know /No se; 9 = Refused/ Niego contestar accult_q4_p, accult_q4_y
Query family_speak Integer Conditional accult_q2_p == 1 What language do you speak with most of your family? ¿En qué idioma habla con la mayoría de su familia?
0::4; 8; 9
0 = (Other language) all the time/(Otro idioma) todo el tiempo; 1 = (Other language) most of the time /(Otro idioma) la mayor parte del tiempo; 2 = (Other language) and English equally /(Otro idioma) e inglés igualmente; 3 = English most of the time /Inglés la mayor parte del tiempo; 4 = English all the time/ Inglés todo el tiempo; 8 = Don't Know /No se; 9 = Refused/ Niego contestar accult_q5_p, accult_q5_y
Query respond Integer Required Respondent 1::7;999 1 = Parent; 2 = Teacher; 3=Self; 4= Other; 5= Significant other; 6 = Parent 1; 7 = Parent 2; 999 = Not available
teen_subject_id String 20 Recommended Teen subject ID the parent is reporting on
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