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Please put the last 4 digits of your Social Security number at the top of each page in the space provided. Last 4 digits of SS#: LESS We are interested in how you deal with your feelings or emotions for example, how you deal with feelings of anger, sadness, anxiety, or sexual feelings. We all differ in how we deal with these feelings so there are no right or wrong answers. Please read each sentence carefully and answer each sentence using the scale below as to how you deal with your feelings during the past month. Put the number of your response next to the sentence. Scale: 1=very untrue of me 2=somewhat untrue of me 3=slightly untrue of me 4=slightly true of me 5=somewhat true of me 6=very true of me 1. When I feel down, I try to think about a different way to view things. 2. When I have a feeling that bothers me, I try to think of why it is not important. 3. I often think that I respond with feelings that others would not have. 4. Some feelings are wrong to have. 5. There are things about myself that I just don t understand. 6. I believe that it is important to let myself cry in order to get my feelings out. 7. If I let myself have some of these feelings, I fear I will lose control. 8. Others understand and accept my feelings. 9. You can t allow yourself to have certain kinds of feelings---like feelings about sex or violence. 10. My feelings don t make sense to me. 11. If other people changed, I would feel a lot better. 12. I think that there are feelings that I have that I am not really aware of. 13. I sometimes fear that if I allowed myself to have a strong feeling, it would not go away. 14. I feel ashamed of my feelings. 15. Things that bother other people don t bother me. 16. No one really cares about my feelings. 17. It is important for me to be reasonable and practical rather than sensitive and open to my feelings. 18. I can t stand it when I have contradictory feelings like liking and disliking the same person. 19. I am much more sensitive than other people. 20. I try to get rid of an unpleasant feeling immediately.

Please put the last 4 digits of your Social Security number at the top of each page in the space provided. Last 4 digits of SS#: 21. When I feel down, I try to think of the more important things in life---what I value. 22. When I feel down or sad, I question my values. 23. I feel that I can express my feelings openly. 24. I often say to myself, What s wrong with me? 25. I think of myself as a shallow person. 26. I want people to believe that I am different from the way I truly feel. 27. I worry that I won t be able to control my feelings. 28. You have to guard against having certain feelings. 29. Strong feelings only last a short period of time. 30. You can t rely on your feelings to tell you what is good for you. 31. I shouldn t have some of the feelings that I have. 32. I often feel numb emotionally---like I have no feelings. 33. I think that my feelings are strange or weird. 34. Other people cause me to have unpleasant feelings. 35. When I have conflicting feelings about someone, I get upset or confused. 36. When I have a feeling that bothers me I try to think of something else to think about or to do. 37. When I feel down, I sit by myself and think a lot about how bad I feel. 38. I like being absolutely definite about the way I feel about someone else. 39. Everyone has feelings like mine. 40. I accept my feelings. 41. I think that I have the same feelings that other people have. 42. There are higher values that I aspire to. 43. I think that my feelings now have nothing to do with how I was brought up. 44. I worry that if I have certain feelings I might go crazy. 45. My feelings seem to come out of nowhere. 46. I think it is important to be rational and logical in almost everything. 47. I like being absolutely definite about the way I feel about myself. 48. I focus a lot on my feelings or my physical sensations. 49. I don t want anyone to know about some of my feelings. 50. I don t want to admit to having certain feelings but I know that I have them. Robert L. Leahy, Ph.D. 2000 All rights reserved

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