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Kobak's Q-Sort

549 Shared Subjects

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Clinical Assessments
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11/19/2018
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Definition
Submission Template
Query Element Name Data Type Size Required 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
interview_date Date Required Date on which the interview/genetic test/sampling/imaging/biospecimen was completed. MM/DD/YYYY
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
Query qsort01 Integer Recommended Parental descriptions are stereotyped (parental descriptions are based upon first-hand experience) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11216
Query qsort02 Integer Recommended Reader must struggle to understand subject's statements (reader can easily grasp subjects' responses) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11217
Query qsort03 Integer Recommended Is dissatisfied with parental availability (plays down the significance of parental availability) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11218
Query qsort04 Integer Recommended Mother emphasized achievement and success at the expense of emotional support (expectations for achievement never took priority over emotional support) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11219
Query qsort05 Integer Recommended Relationship with mother was relaxed and open (subject was tense with mother) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11220
Query qsort06 Integer Recommended Father emphasized achievement and success at the expense of emotional support (expectations for achievement never took priority over emotional support) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11221
Query qsort07 Integer Recommended Father relied on subject for affection and support (father was affectionate and supportive toward subject) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11222
Query qsort08 Integer Recommended Responses maintain focus on interview questions (responses include sudden "intrusions" or topic shifts) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11223
Query qsort09 Integer Recommended Is generally trusting in his or her relationships (approaches relationships cautiously, tends to remain distant from others) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11224
Query qsort10 Integer Recommended Subject recalls specific childhood memories of distress (subject avoids recalling distressing events) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11225
Query qsort11 Integer Recommended Parental faults or limitations are depicted directly (negative aspects of relationships with parents emerge indirectly). 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11226
Query qsort12 Integer Recommended Acknowledges limitations in his or her view of parents (subject's view of parents is presented without acknowledgement of alternative or changing perspectives). 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11227
Query qsort13 Integer Recommended Mother called attention to her own needs and concerns (mother was responsive to subject's needs and concerns) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11228
Query qsort14 Integer Recommended Mother actively encouraged the subject in developing his or her abilities (mother was overprotective or intrusive) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11229
Query qsort15 Integer Recommended Father called attention to her own needs and concerns (father was responsive to subject's needs and concerns) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11230
Query qsort16 Integer Recommended Subject fails to depict any relationship in which attachment needs were acknowledged (has experienced a secure relationship) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11231
Query qsort17 Integer Recommended Was confident that he/she can rely on parents (was victimized or hardened by family experience) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11232
Query qsort18 Integer Recommended Currently maintains a close relationship with father (is emotionally cut-off from father) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11233
Query qsort19 Integer Recommended Responses are superficial and require further probes (talks easily and in depth at appropriate times) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11234
Query qsort20 Integer Recommended Is conflicted or confused about parents (provides a consistent account of relationships with parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11235
Query qsort21 Integer Recommended Is unaware of violating coherency maxims (explicitly acknowledges lapses in answering interview questions) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11236
Query qsort22 Integer Recommended Felt much closer to mother than father as a child (felt much closer to father than to mother) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11237
Query qsort23 Integer Recommended Mother relied on subject for affection and support (mother was affectionate and supportive toward subject) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11238
Query qsort24 Integer Recommended Relationship with father was relaxed and open (subject was tense with father) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11239
Query qsort25 Integer Recommended Presents self as actively seeking support (demonstrates passivity or self-doubt with parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11240
Query qsort26 Integer Recommended Acknowledges own contribution to relationships with parents (is passive in regards to past-tends to depict self as helpless or innocent) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11241
Query qsort27 Integer Recommended Is preoccupied with loss of significant others (shows a marked absence of grief) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11242
Query qsort28 Integer Recommended Has experienced early and prolonged disruption of an attachment relationship 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11243
Query qsort29 Integer Recommended Presents an objective and well thought out picture of relationship influences (subject is unclear or confused about relationship influences) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11244
Query qsort30 Integer Recommended Responds in excessive detail about attachment relationships (responds with appropriate detail to interview topics) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11245
Query qsort31 Integer Recommended Mother was a competent and supportive confidant (mother was unwilling or unable to listen to child's problems) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11246
Query qsort32 Integer Recommended Father was a competent and supportive confidant (father was unwilling or unable to listen to child's problems) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11247
Query qsort33 Integer Recommended Father actively encouraged subject in developing his or her abilities (Father was overprotective and intrusive) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11248
Query qsort34 Integer Recommended Has experienced the death of a significant attachment figure (has not experienced a major loss) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11249
Query qsort35 Integer Recommended Is stoic about comfort or support he/she can expect from others (is confident that he/she can rely on other) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11250
Query qsort36 Integer Recommended Understands parents' limitations in light of their own experience (continues to blame parents for their shortcomings) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11251
Query qsort37 Integer Recommended Subject describes parents with nonattachment related attributes, i.e., success, fun (parents described in attachment related terms) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11252
Query qsort38 Integer Recommended Has accepted parental practices with no reevaluation or reappraisal (shows some reevaluation and reappraisal of parental practices) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11253
Query qsort39 Integer Recommended Subject values attachment (devalues attachment relationships) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11254
Query qsort40 Integer Recommended Mother pushed subject toward precocious independence (mother was available when subject encountered setbacks) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11255
Query qsort41 Integer Recommended Mother was patient and tolerant (mother was angry, irritable or harsh) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11256
Query qsort42 Integer Recommended Father pushed subject toward precocious independence (father was available when subject encountered setbacks) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11257
Query qsort43 Integer Recommended Father was strict or rigid, intimidated subject (father established appropriate maturity expectations) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11258
Query qsort44 Integer Recommended Took on precocious care giving role for parent (father did not elicit care from subject) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11259
Query qsort45 Integer Recommended Is currently preoccupied with negative experiences with parents (has resolved negative feelings toward parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11260
Query qsort46 Integer Recommended Subject persistently does not remember (recalls specific events with ease) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11261
Query qsort47 Integer Recommended Is guarded or threatened by interview questions (answers questions comfortably with little evidence of anxiety) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11262
Query qsort48 Integer Recommended Vacillates between positive and negative attitudes toward parents (has integrated positive and negative experiences) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11263
Query qsort49 Integer Recommended Mother was too busy or preoccupied to pay attention to subject (was regularly involved with subject) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11264
Query qsort50 Integer Recommended Information about mother is vague, limited or hard to rate (information about mother is clear, detailed and easy to assess) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11265
Query qsort51 Integer Recommended Father was too busy or preoccupied to pay attention to subject (was regularly involved with subject) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11266
Query qsort52 Integer Recommended Father was generally forgiving of mistakes and limitations (Father was critical and perfectionist) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11267
Query qsort53 Integer Recommended Describes self as "spoiled" or a "baby" as a child (accepts reliance on parents as normal) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11268
Query qsort54 Integer Recommended Is currently angry toward parents (minimizes or denies anger toward parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11269
Query qsort55 Integer Recommended Is confused and overwhelmed with information about parents (information about parents is adequate and well-organized) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11270
Query qsort56 Integer Recommended Parental shortcomings are implied but not directly acknowledged (parental shortcoming are acknowledged without anger) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11271
Query qsort57 Integer Recommended IS detached or uninfluenced by childhood experiences (has integrated childhood experiences into a well-developed understanding of self) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11272
Query qsort58 Integer Recommended Experienced considerable marital conflict between parents (experienced harmonious marital atmosphere) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11273
Query qsort59 Integer Recommended Mother was strict or rigid, intimidated subject (mother established appropriate maturity expectations) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11274
Query qsort60 Integer Recommended Father was patient and tolerant (father was angry, irritable or harsh) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11275
Query qsort61 Integer Recommended Presents self as invulnerable (acknowledges vulnerability and need to rely on others) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11276
Query qsort62 Integer Recommended Is able to discuss the influence of "relationships on relationships" (has difficulty talking about the influence of "relationships on relationships") 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11277
Query qsort63 Integer Recommended Shows continued confusion or disorganization about the loss of a significant other (has successfully resolved a major loss) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11278
Query qsort64 Integer Recommended Acknowledges setbacks that have been overcome (denies any setbacks, negative effects or hurt from parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11279
Query qsort65 Integer Recommended Is able to generalize from personal experience (has difficulty gaining insight or generalizing from personal experience) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11280
Query qsort66 Integer Recommended Provides only minimal responses (responds at length and has to be interrupted or refocused by interviewer) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11281
Query qsort67 Integer Recommended Mother was incompetent or unable to cope (mother was very resilient in coping with stress) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11282
Query qsort68 Integer Recommended Father was incompetent or unable to cope (Father was very resilient in coping with stress) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11283
Query qsort69 Integer Recommended Information about father is vague, limited or hard to rate (information about father is clear, detailed and easy to assess) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11284
Query qsort70 Integer Recommended Indications of traumatic experience are present 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11285
Query qsort71 Integer Recommended Relies on others in frustrated or dissatisfied way (demeans or plays down the need to rely on others) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11286
Query qsort72 Integer Recommended Integrates specific memories with more general abstractions (focuses excessively on specific experiences or general abstractions) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11287
Query qsort73 Integer Recommended Adjectives supported by vague or shallow memories (adjectives supported by detailed episodic memories) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11288
Query qsort74 Integer Recommended Memories of childhood are recalled during interview (makes little effort to search for memories relevant to interview topics) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11289
Query qsort75 Integer Recommended Loses topic during interview, failing to complete thoughts (responses convey complete thoughts) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11290
Query qsort76 Integer Recommended Has memories of physical affection from mother (has no memories of receiving physical affection from mother) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11291
Query qsort77 Integer Recommended Has confidence in mother's well-being and ability to function (worries about mother's well-being and ability to function) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11292
Query qsort78 Integer Recommended Has memories of physical affection from father (has no memories of receiving physical affection from father) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11293
Query qsort79 Integer Recommended Father enjoyed parenting (was a martyr, complainer, or burdened by parenting) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11294
Query qsort80 Integer Recommended Statements about family are vague and poorly developed (Statements reflect autonomous sense of self with respect to family) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11295
Query qsort81 Integer Recommended Currently maintains a close relationship with mother (is emotionally cut-off from mother) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11296
Query qsort82 Integer Recommended Has fears of abandonment or abuse by parent (subject actively discusses effects of frightening parental behavior) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11297
Query qsort83 Integer Recommended Responds in a clear, well-organized fashion (fails to grasp and passively struggles with interview questions) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11298
Query qsort84 Integer Recommended Is credible and easy to believe (presents information that is hard to believe) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11299
Query qsort85 Integer Recommended Mother was psychologically unavailable (mother was psychologically available) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11300
Query qsort86 Integer Recommended Mother was generally forgiving of mistake and limitations (mother was critical and perfectionistic) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11301
Query qsort87 Integer Recommended Father was psychologically unavailable (father was psychologically available) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11302
Query qsort88 Integer Recommended Father was chronically unhappy with marital or love relationships (was satisfied with love relationships) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11303
Query qsort89 Integer Recommended Belittles or derogates parents in an attempt to dismiss their importance (Anger toward parents heightens subject's involvement with them) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11304
Query qsort90 Integer Recommended Had a positive turning point in relationships with parents (relationships with parents have been consistently negative) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11305
Query qsort91 Integer Recommended Subject reports negative experience that is not accompanied by feelings of hurt or distress (negative experiences are "felt" or openly acknowledged) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11306
Query qsort92 Integer Recommended Is caught up with analyzing parental shortcomings (thinking has led to acceptance of self and parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11307
Query qsort93 Integer Recommended Depicts parents as perfect or wonderful without convincing reader (describes convincing positive features of parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11308
Query qsort94 Integer Recommended Mother was chronically unhappy with marital or love relationships (was satisfied with love relationships) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11309
Query qsort95 Integer Recommended Mother enjoyed parenting (was a martyr, complainer, or burdened by parenting) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11310
Query qsort96 Integer Recommended Has confidence in father's well-being and ability to function (worries about father's well-being and ability to function) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11311
Query qsort97 Integer Recommended Feels responsible for parents' happiness or well-being (fears getting in trouble with parent) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11312
Query qsort98 Integer Recommended Is generous or forgiving of faults in self and parents (is critical toward self or parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11313
Query qsort99 Integer Recommended Is free of parental expectations (worries about failing or disappointing parents) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11314
Query qsort100 Integer Recommended Presents contradictory descriptions of parent (presents a consistent picture of parents that is well integrated with specific memories) 1::9 1= Most uncharacteristic; 5= Neither Characteristic or uncharacteristic; 9= Most characteristic 11315
Query qsort_secure Float Recommended Secure Scoring 11316
Query qsort_dismiss Float Recommended Dismissing Scoring 11317
Query qsort_preocc Float Recommended Preoccupied Scoring 11318
Query qsort_diss_preocc Float Recommended Dismissive-Preoccupied Scoring 11380
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