Attachment B36-6 DISC OCD

0=NO

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

START NEW CARD
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MOD.

A

8

[11 - 12]

CARD NO. 0

1
b

[13 - 14]
[15]

OCD
(OBSESSIONS)
Some young people have times when one thought or idea comes into their mind over and
over again. When people have these thoughts they usually get upset, because the
thoughts are strange and no matter how hard they try, the thoughts keep coming back.
Now I’m going to tell you about some of the kinds of thoughts that people can have, and
I will ask you whether __________ has had thoughts like these in the last year.
1.

In the last year – that is, since [[NAME EVENT]/[NAME CURRENT MONTH]
of last year] – has [he/she] often seemed worried that things [he/she] touched were
dirty or had germs?

0

2

7

9

[16]

0

2

7

9

[17]

B. Did [he/she] seem to worry much more about things being dirty or
having germs than other [children/people [his/her] age]?

0

2*

7

9

[18]

C. Did [he/she] say that [he/she] had these worries when [he/she] was (at
[school/work] or when [he/she] was) doing things with [his/her]
friends?

0

2*

7

9

[19]

D. Did having these worries about dirt or germs seem to bother or upset
[him/her] a lot?

0

2*

7

9

[20]

E. Did [he/she] try to make these worries go away?

0

2*

7

9

[21]

0

[2]

0

2

IF NO, GO TO Q 2
IF YES, A. In the last year, was there a time when [he/she] seemed to worry about
things being dirty or having germs almost every day?
IF NO, GO TO Q 2

NOTE 1:

WERE 2 OR MORE * RESPONSES
CODED IN B - E?
IF YES:
IF NO:

CONTINUE
GO TO Q 2

F. Now, what about the last four weeks?
Since [[NAME EVENT]//the beginning of/the middle of/the end of
[LAST MONTH]], has [he/she] often seemed worried that things
around [him/her] were dirty or had germs?

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0=NO

2.

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

Some people keep having thoughts that they will do something very bad in public
even though they don’t want to do anything bad. For example, they keep thinking
that they’ll shout out a curse word or that they’ll hurt strangers they pass in the
street.
In the last year (that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year), has [he/
she] seemed worried that [he/she] would do something like that?

0

2

7

9

[24]

0

2

7

9

[25]

0

2

7

9

[26]

C. Did [he/she] say [he/she] had these thoughts (when [he/she] was at
[school/work] or) when [he/she] was doing things with [his/her]
friends?

0

2*

7

9

[27]

D. Did having these worries about doing something bad seem to bother
or upset [him/her] a lot?

0

2*

7

9

[28]

E. Did [he/she] try to make these worries go away?

0

2*

7

9

[29]

0

[2]

0

2

IF NO, GO TO Q 3
IF YES, A. Did [he/she] seem to worry about this over and over again?
IF NO, GO TO Q 3
B. In the last year, was there a time when [he/she] seemed to worry about
doing something bad almost everyday?
IF NO, GO TO Q 3

NOTE 2:

WERE 2 OR MORE * RESPONSES
CODED IN C - E?
IF YES:
IF NO:

CONTINUE
GO TO Q 3

F. Now, what about the last four weeks?
(Since [[NAME EVENT]//the beginning of/the middle of/the end of
[LAST MONTH]]), has [he/she] often seemed worried that [he/she]
would do something bad in public?

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0=NO

3.

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

During the last year (that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year), did
[he/she] say that [he/she] had any other thoughts that kept coming back into [his/
her] mind over and over again that [he/she] couldn’t get rid of?

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

0

2

7

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

9

[32]

IF NO, GO TO INSTRUCTION BOX “a”
IF YES, A. Can you tell me what these thoughts were?
(INTERVIEWER: GET FULL DESCRIPTION)
|____ ____|

[33-34]

0

2

7

9

[35]

C. Did [he/she] say that [he/she] had these thoughts (when [he/she] was
at [school/work] or) when [he/she] was doing things with [his/her]
friends?

0

2*

7

9

[36]

D. Did having these worries seem to bother or upset [him/her] a lot?

0

2*

7

9

[37]

E. Did [he/she] try to make these worries go away?

0

2*

7

9

[38]

0

[2]

0

2

7

9

[40]

0

2

7

9

[41]

B. In the last year, was there a time when [he/she] had thoughts like this
that kept coming back into [his/her] mind almost everyday?
IF NO, GO TO INSTRUCTION BOX “a”

NOTE 3:

WERE 2 OR MORE * RESPONSES
CODED IN C - E?
IF YES:
IF NO:

CONTINUE
GO TO INSTRUCTION BOX “a”

F. Now, what about the last four weeks?
(Since [[NAME EVENT]//the beginning of/the middle of/the end of
[LAST MONTH]]), has [he/she] said that [he/she] often had thoughts
like this that kept coming back into [his/her] mind?

a:

[39]

IF ANY [ ] RESPONSES WERE CODED IN NOTES 1 - 3,
(see tally sheet), CONTINUE
ALL OTHERS, GO TO Q 5

4.

You told me that __________ [NAME [ ] SYMPTOMS IN NOTES 1 - 3]. In the
last year (that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year), did [he/she] say
that someone or some power had put these thoughts directly into [his/her] head?

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1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

(COMPULSIONS)
5.

Some people feel that they are never clean enough. They wash their hands or their
body over and over again, even though every one else thinks they are clean … or
they keep changing their clothes because they think they’re dirty.
0

2

7

9

[42]

0

2

7

9

[43]

B. Did having to wash [himself/herself] or change [his/her] clothes so
much seem to bother or upset [him/her] a lot?

0

2*

7

9

[44]

C. Did it seem like it was hard for [him/her] to stop washing [his/her]
hands or changing [his/her] clothes?

0

2*

7

9

[45]

D. Did washing over and over again or changing [his/her] clothes so
much make [him/her] late for things or make [him/her] miss doing
something [he/she] needed to do?

0

2*

7

9

[46]

E. Did [he/she] say something bad might happen if [he/she] didn’t wash
a lot?

0

2*

7

9

[47]

F. Did washing [his/her] hands or body over and over or changing again
and again seem to make [him/her] feel better or be less tense?

0

2*

7

9

[48]

0

[2]

0

2

In the last year – that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year – was there
a time when __________ washed [his/her] hands or body over and over again or
changed [his/her] clothes many times each day because [he/she] said they were
dirty?
IF NO, GO TO Q 6
IF YES, A. In the last year, was there a time when [he/she] kept washing [his/her]
hands or changing [his/her] clothes over and over nearly everyday?
IF NO, GO TO Q 6

NOTE 4:

WERE 2 OR MORE * RESPONSES CODED
IN B - F?
IF YES:
IF NO:

CONTINUE
GO TO Q 6

G. Now, what about the last four weeks?
(Since [[NAME EVENT]//the beginning of/the middle of/the end of
[LAST MONTH]]), has [he/she] washed [his/her] hands or [his/her]
body over and over again or change [his/her] clothes a lot more than
other people?

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0=NO

6.

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

In the last year (that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year), has [he/
she] checked on things over and over again? For example, checking that the front
door is locked … or the stove is turned off … or that something else was done even
though it had already been done?

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

0

2

7

9

[51]

0

2

7

9

[52]

0

2

7

9

[53]

C. Do you think [he/she] checked on things much more than other
[children/people [his/her] age]?

0

2

7

9

[54]

D. Did checking on things this way seem to bother or upset [him/her] a
lot?

0

2*

7

9

[55]

E. Did it seem like it was hard for [him/her] to stop checking on things
when [he/she] wanted to?

0

2*

7

9

[56]

F. Did having to check on things over and over make [him/her] late for
things or make [him/her] miss doing something [he/she] needed to
do?

0

2*

7

9

[57]

G. Did [he/she] say something bad might happen if [he/she] didn’t check
on things over and over?

0

2*

7

9

[58]

H. Did checking on things seem to make [him/her] feel better or be less
tense?

0

2*

7

9

[59]

0

[2]

0

2

IF NO, GO TO Q 7
IF YES, A. Did [he/she] go and check to make sure more than once?
IF NO, GO TO Q 7
B. In the last year, was there a time when [he/she] kept checking on
things almost every day?
IF NO, GO TO Q 7

NOTE 5:

WERE 2 OR MORE * RESPONSES
CODED IN D - H?
IF YES:
IF NO:

CONTINUE
GO TO Q 7

I. Now, what about the last four weeks?
(Since [[NAME EVENT]//the beginning of/the middle of/the end of
[LAST MONTH]]), has [he/she] often checked on things like this?

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0=NO

7.

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

Some people are really bothered by having to count things over and over again or
do things a certain number of times.
In the last year (that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year), has [he/
she] counted certain things over and over again or made [himself/herself] do things
a certain number of times?

0

2

7

9

[62]

0

2

7

9

[63]

B. Did having to count like this or do things a certain number of times
seem to bother or upset [him/her] a lot?

0

2*

7

9

[64]

C. Did it seem like it was hard hard for [him/her] to stop counting or
doing things a certain number of times when [he/she] wanted to?

0

2*

7

9

[65]

D. Did having to count things or do things a certain number of times
make [him/her] late for things or make [him/her] miss doing something [he/she] needed to do?

0

2*

7

9

[66]

E. Did [he/she] say something bad might happen if [he/she] didn’t count
like that?

0

2*

7

9

[67]

F. Did counting like that or doing things a certain number of times seem
to make [him/her] feel better or be less tense?

0

2*

7

9

[68]

0

[2]

0

2

IF NO, GO TO Q 8
IF YES, A. In the last year, was there a time when [he/she] counted things over
and over or did things a certain number of times nearly everyday?
IF NO, GO TO Q 8

NOTE 6:

WERE 2 OR MORE * RESPONSES CODED
IN B - F?
IF YES:
IF NO:

[69]

CONTINUE
GO TO Q 8

G. Now, what about the last four weeks?
(Since [[NAME EVENT]//the beginning of/the middle of/the end of
[LAST MONTH]]), has [he/she] often counted things or done things
a certain number of times?

7

9

[70]

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0=NO

8.

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

During the last year (that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year), were
there any other things that __________ did over and over again, and that it seemed
like [he/she] couldn’t stop doing – things like praying over and over … or touching
things a certain number of times or a certain way over and over again until [he/she]
felt okay?

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

0

2

7

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

9

[16]

IF NO, GO TO INSTRUCTION BOX “b”
A. Can you tell me what things like this [he/she] did?
|_____ _____|

[17-18]

0

2

7

9

[19]

C. Did having to do these things seem to bother or upset [him/her] a lot?

0

2*

7

9

[20]

D. Did it seem like it was hard for [him/her] to stop doing these things
when [he/she] wanted to?

0

2*

7

9

[21]

E. Did having to do these things over and over make [him/her] late for
things or make [him/her] miss doing something [he/she] needed to
do?

0

2*

7

9

[22]

F. Did [he/she] say something bad might happen if [he/she] didn’t do
things like this over and over?

0

2*

7

9

[23]

G. Did doing these things seem to make [him/her] feel better or be less
tense?

0

2*

7

9

[24]

0

[2]

0

2

B. In the last year (that is, since [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last
year), was there a time when [he/she] did things like this over and
over nearly everyday?
IF NO, GO TO INSTRUCTION BOX “b”

NOTE 7:

WERE 2 OR MORE * RESPONSES
CODED IN C - G?

[25]

IF YES: CONTINUE
IF NO: GO TO INSTRUCTION BOX “b”

H. Now, what about the last four weeks?
(Since [[NAME EVENT]//the beginning of/the middle of/the end of
[LAST MONTH]]), has [he/she] often done things like this?

b:

7

9

[26]

IF 1 OR MORE [ ] RESPONSE WAS CODED IN NOTES 1 - 7,
(see tally sheet), CONTINUE
ALL OTHERS, GO TO PTSD, P. 77

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1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

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8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

You said that __________ [NAME [ ] SYMPTOMS IN NOTES 1 - 7]. If you added
up all the times in a day [he/she] spent [having these thoughts/doing these things],
would it add up to more than an hour?

0

2

7

9

[27]

10. Did [he/she] [have these thoughts/do these things] on most days for as long as two
weeks?

0

2

7

9

[28]

9.

11. You said that in the last year [he/she] [NAME [ ] SYMPTOMS IN NOTES 1 - 7].
How old was [he/she] the first time [he/she] [had thoughts like that/did things like
that]?
CODE AGE (66 = WHOLE LIFE, ALWAYS) ----------------------------------->
IF AGE NOT KNOWN, ASK: What grade was [he/she] in?
CODE GRADE ------------------------------------------------------------------------->
(44 = PRE-K, 55 = KINDERGARTEN, 13 = COLLEGE FRESHMAN,
14 = SOPHOMORE, 15 = JUNIOR, 16 = SENIOR, 17 = POST B.A.)
c:

|____ ____| YRS.

[29-30]

|____ ____| GRADE

[31-32]

IF [AGE/GRADE] GIVEN WAS CHILD’S CURRENT
[AGE/GRADE], GO TO Q 12
IF [AGE/GRADE] GIVEN WAS CHILD’S CURRENT
[AGE/GRADE] MINUS ONE, GO TO A
ALL OTHERS, GO TO B

A. Was that more than a year ago – that is, before [NAME CURRENT
MONTH] of last year?

0

2†

7

9

[33]

0

2

7

9

[34]

0

2

7

9

[35]

IF NO, GO TO Q 12
B. Since that first time, was there ever a time when [he/she] did not [have
thoughts that kept coming into [his/her] mind/keep doing things over
and over again]?
IF NO, GO TO Q 12
C. Did that time when [he/she] didn’t [have thoughts that kept coming
into [his/her] mind/keep doing things over and over again] last for
two months or more?
IF NO, GO TO Q 12
D. You said that [he/she] [NAME [ ] SYMPTOMS IN NOTES 1 - 7] in
the last year.
How old was [he/she] when this began this time?
CODE AGE (88 = NEVER STARTED AGAIN) ---------------->

|____ ____| YRS.

[36-37]

IF AGE NOT KNOWN, ASK: What grade was [he/she] in?
CODE GRADE (44 = PRE-K, 55 = KINDERGARTEN,
13 = COLLEGE FRESHMAN, 14 = SOPHOMORE,
15 = JUNIOR, 16 = SENIOR, 17 = POST B.A.) ----------------->

|____ ____| GRADE

[38-39]

d:

IF [AGE/GRADE] GIVEN WAS CHILD’S
CURRENT [AGE/GRADE] MINUS ONE, GO TO E
ALL OTHERS, GO TO Q 12

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1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

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E. Did [he/she] start [having thoughts that kept coming into [his/her]
mind/doing things over and over] again more than a year ago – that
is, before [NAME CURRENT MONTH] of last year?
12. Did [NAME [ ] SYMPTOMS IN NOTES 1 - 7] start suddenly?
IF YES, A. Was [he/she] sick with a fever or a sore throat around the time that
these things started?

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

0

2

7

9

[40]

0

2

7

9

[41]

0

2

7

9

[42]

IF YES, B. What was wrong with [him/her]?
|____ ____|

[43-44]

13. You said that in the last year [he/she] [NAME [ ] SYMPTOMS IN NOTES 1 - 7].
Now I’d like you to think back to the time in the last year when [his/her] [having
these thoughts/doing things like this] caused the most problems.
At that time, did [you (or [his/her] [CARETAKERS])/[his/her] [CARETAKERS]]
get annoyed or upset with __________ because [he/she] was [having these
thoughts/doing things like this]?

0

1

2

7

9

[45]

IF YES, A. How often did [you (or [his/her] [CARETAKERS])/[his/her]
[CARETAKERS]] get annoyed or upset with [him/her] because of
this? Would you say: a lot of the time, some of the time, or hardly
ever?
A lot of the time ..............................................................................
Some of the time .............................................................................
Hardly ever .....................................................................................
Refuse to answer .............................................................................
Don’t know .....................................................................................
14. At that time, did [having these thoughts/doing things over and over again] keep
__________ from doing things or going places with [you (or [his/her] family)/[his/
her] family]?

3
2
1
7
9
0

[46]

1

2

7

9

[47]

IF YES, A. How often did this keep [him/her] from doing things or going places
with [you (or [his/her] family)/[his/her] family]? Would you say: a lot
of the time, some of the time, or hardly ever?
A lot of the time ..............................................................................
Some of the time .............................................................................
Hardly ever .....................................................................................
Refuse to answer .............................................................................
Don’t know .....................................................................................

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7
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0=NO

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

15. At that time, did [having these thoughts/doing things over and over again] keep [him/
her] from doing things or going places with other [children/people [his/her] age]?

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

0

1

2

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

7

9

[49]

IF YES, A. How often did this keep [him/her] from doing things or going places
with other [children/people [his/her] age]? Would you say: a lot of the
time, some of the time, or hardly ever?
A lot of the time ..............................................................................
Some of the time .............................................................................
Hardly ever .....................................................................................
Refuse to answer .............................................................................
Don’t know .....................................................................................

e:

3
2
1
7
9

[50]

IF CHILD DID NOT ATTEND SCHOOL OR WORK IN LAST
YEAR, CODE “8” IN Q 16 AND Q 17, THEN GO TO Q 18

16. When the problems were worst, did [having these thoughts/doing things over and
over again] [make it difficult for [him/her] to do [his/her] schoolwork or cause
problems with [his/her] grades/make it difficult for [him/her] to do [his/her] work]?

0

1

2

7

8

9

[51]

IF YES, A. How bad were the problems [he/she] had with [his/her] [schoolwork/
work] because of this? Would you say: very bad, bad, or not too bad?
Very bad ..........................................................................................
Bad ..................................................................................................
Not too bad ......................................................................................
Refuse to answer .............................................................................
Don’t know .....................................................................................
17. At that time, did [having these thoughts/doing things over and over again] cause
__________’s [teachers/boss] to be annoyed or upset with [him/her]?

3
2
1
7
9
0

[52]

1

2

7

8

9

[53]

IF YES, A. How often [were/was] [his/her] [teachers/boss] annoyed or upset
with [him/her] because of this? Would you say: a lot of the time, some
of the time, or hardly ever?
A lot of the time ..............................................................................
Some of the time .............................................................................
Hardly ever .....................................................................................
Refuse to answer .............................................................................
Don’t know .....................................................................................
18. When the problems were worst, did it seem like [having these thoughts/doing
things over and over again] made [him/her] feel bad or made [him/her] feel upset?

3
2
1
7
9
0

[54]

1

2

7

9

[55]

IF YES, A. How bad did [having these thoughts/doing things over and over again]
seem to make [him/her] feel? Would you say: very bad, bad, or not
too bad?
Very bad ..........................................................................................
Bad ..................................................................................................
Not too bad ......................................................................................
Refuse to answer .............................................................................
Don’t know .....................................................................................

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1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

19. In the last year – that is, since [[NAME EVENT]/[NAME CURRENT MONTH]
of last year] – has [he/she] been to see someone at a hospital or a clinic or at their
office because [he/she] [had these thoughts/did things over and over again]?

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

0

2

7

9

[57]

0

2

7

9

[58]

IF YES, GO TO OPTIONAL DETAILS
IF NO, A. Does [he/she] have an appointment set up to see someone because of
this?
IF YES, GO TO OPTIONAL DETAILS

OPTIONAL DETAILS:
20.

Who [did _________ see/is _________ going to see]? (WRITE IN:)
Name:

|____ ____|

[59-60]

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[61-62]

Profession:
Address:

A. IF SOMEONE WAS SEEN, ASK:
What did the person [he/she] saw say was the matter?

f:

IF CHILD IS AGE 7 OR OLDER, CONTINUE
ALL OTHERS, GO TO PTSD, P. 77

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0=NO

1=SOMETIMES/SOMEWHAT

2=YES

7, 77=REFUSE TO ANSWER

8, 88=NOT APPLICABLE

9, 99=DON’T KNOW

Whole Life Screen
21. You said that in the last year [he/she] [NAME [ ] SYMPTOMS IN NOTES 1 - 7].
Now I want you to think back to before the last year … since the time [he/she] turned
five years old up until the last twelve months.
(INTERVIEWER: point out age five on whole life chart.)
Since [he/she] turned five years old, was there ever a time when having unpleasant
thoughts over and over that [he/she] didn’t want to have, or doing things over and
over was worse than in the last year?

0

2

7

9

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IF YES, A. How old was [he/she] when it was the worst?
(INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN ONE YEAR IS REPORTED,
ASK: “During which single year of age was [he/she] the worst?” IF
MORE THAN ONE YEAR STILL REPORTED, ENTER YOUNGEST
AGE.)
CODE AGE -------------------------------------------------------------->
IF AGE NOT KNOWN, ASK: What grade was [he/she] in?
CODE GRADE --------------------------------------------------------->
(44 = PRE-K, 55 = KINDERGARTEN, 13 = COLLEGE
FRESHMAN, 14 = SOPHOMORE, 15 = JUNIOR,
16 = SENIOR, 17 = POST B.A.)

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