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DATE AGE NAME RECORD ID SEX Male Female Youth Self-Report RACE White/Caucasian Black/African American Asian American Indian or Alaska Native Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Other (Specify): ETHNICITY Hispanic/Latino Non-Hispanic/Latino PART 1 TRAUMA-RELATED EXPERIENCES INSTRUCTIONS We are going to go through a list of very scary things that sometimes happen to people. Choose YES if the thing happened to you or NO if it has not happened to you. For each YES response, write your age when the scary or bad thing happened or started happening on the line next to the YES. 1. Have you ever been in a really bad storm or disaster, like a flood, earthquake, or hurricane? 2. Have you or anyone in your family been in an actual war? 3. Have you ever been in a serious fire or lost your home in a fire? 4. Have you ever been in a really bad car accident? 5. Have you ever had to stay in the hospital because you were really sick or badly injured? 6. Has anyone in your family ever had to stay in the hospital because they were really sick or badly injured? 7. Has anyone ever beaten you up so badly that you had bruises, cuts, or injuries? 8. Have adults in your home ever slapped, punched, or kicked you? 9. Have adults in your home ever hit you so hard you had bruises or red marks? 10. Have you ever been really hungry because your family did not have enough to eat? 11. Did the adults in your home not care if you regularly went to school? 12. Have you ever been homeless? 13. Have you ever been separated from someone you depend on for love or safety for more than a few days? 14. Have you ever known or seen a family member being arrested, put in jail, or taken away by police?

(Continued from Page 1) 15. Have you ever been told over and over that you were no good or that people you live with would leave you or send you away? 16. Have you ever seen or heard adults in your home beat each other up or throw things at each other? 17. Have you ever seen or heard people in your neighborhood get badly hurt or killed? 18. Has anyone ever told you so much about how someone you loved died that you pictured it in your head? 19. Has anyone ever told you they were going to hurt or kill you? 20. Has anyone ever made you feel so scared that you thought they might badly hurt or kill you? 21. Have you ever thought that someone was going to really hurt or kill someone you love? 22. Has anyone ever tried to touch your private body parts or tried to make you touch their private body parts when you did not want to? 23. Has anyone ever touched your private body parts or made you touch their private body parts when you did not want to? 24. Has anyone much older than you ever touched your private body parts, whether you wanted them to or not? 25. Has anything else really scary or very bad ever happened to you? Specify [ ] If you said YES to any of the above questions, continue to PART 2 below PART 2 SYMPTOMS & IMPAIRMENT These questions ask about problems some people have after scary or bad things happen to them. Please think about a scary or bad thing that happened to you and how you have been thinking, feeling, or acting in the PAST WEEK when answering these questions. Check your answer. 26. How often did thoughts or memories about what happened pop up into your mind? 27. When something reminded you about what happened, how often did it make your body feel bad or sick, like your stomach or head hurt?

(Continued from Page 2) 28. In the past week, how often was it hard to remember parts of what happened? 29. How often were you bored doing things you usually like to do? 30. In the past week, how often did you look around a lot, just in case something bad might happen? 31. How often did you have scary dreams or nightmares? 32. How often did you try to keep your body from feeling ways that reminded you of what happened? 33. How often did you think the world is a bad place or not as good as it used to be? 34. In the past week, how often did you feel lonely, even when you were around friends or family? 35. How often did you get really scared when you heard or saw something you were not expecting to happen? 36. How often did memories about what happened make you lose track of time or forget where you were? 37. How often did you try to stop yourself from having thoughts, memories, or feelings about what happened? 38. In the past week, how often did you think that a part of what happened was your fault? 39. How often did you feel really grumpy? 40. How often did you feel like you could not focus on things? 41. How often did you get really upset when you saw, heard, or felt something like what happened? 42. How often did you try to get away when you were in a place or saw something that reminded you of what happened? 43. How often did you feel really bad, like mad, scared, or sad for most of the day? 44. How often did you do things that other people think are dangerous or not safe?

(Continued from Page 3) 45. In the past week, how often did you wake up in the middle of the night and have trouble falling back to sleep? 46. How often was it hard for you to feel happiness or love? 47. How often did it feel like you didn t know yourself or your own body, like you were seeing a stranger when you looked in the mirror? 48. How often did you feel like people or places around you seemed totally strange, like you were in a dream even though you were awake? 49. Have you had these problems for at least the past month? NO YES Since the scary or bad thing or things happened is it harder to 50. Make or keep friends NO YES 51. Get along with other kids your age NO YES 52. Do schoolwork NO YES 53. Get along with your teachers NO YES 54. Get along with people you live with NO YES 55. Get your chores done NO YES YOU ARE FINISHED

(Continued from Page 4) SCORING - ADMINISTRATORS ONLY 1 PTSD Qualifying Event (items 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25-other) 1 Forms of Adversity (items 10, 11, 12, 15) PTSD Symptom Severity (Sum items 26-48 with None = 0, 1 Day = 1, 2-3 Days = 2, Most Days = 3. NOTE. For item 32 and 37, count whichever score is higher in the total, both index C1. Intrusion Symptom Criterion B Met ( 1 of the following items with scores of 2 - items 26, 27, 31, 36, 41) Avoidance Symptom Criterion C Met ( 1 of the following items with scores 2 - items 32, 37, 42) Negative Changes in Mood & Cognitions Criterion D Met ( 2 of the following items with scores 2 - items 28, 29, 33, 34, 38, 43, 46) Alterations in Arousal & Reactivity Criterion E Met ( 2 of the following items with scores 2 - items 30, 35, 39, 40, 44, 45) Symptoms present for at least the past month (item 49) Evidence of functional Impairment ( 1 of the following items: 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55) Evidence of Dissociative Symptoms (item 47 or 48 with score of 2) Full PTSD Likely (Symptom Criteria B, C, D, and E met) OR Partial PTSD Likely ( 1 Symptom Criteria met) NOTES: