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2009–10
Generation Health Study Survey
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Instructions for Completing the Survey
Read all the printed answers before marking your choice.
Mark the circle for the one answer that best fits your situation.
Use a No. 2 pencil.
Make heavy marks that fill the circle for your answer.
Erase cleanly any answer you wish to change.
Please do not make stray marks of any kind.
For all the questions, except questions 11, 12, 13, 34, 56, 57 and 69 you should mark only one
circle for your answer in the column below the question, as shown here:
EXAMPLE: Are you a boy or a girl?
Boy
Girl
Sometimes you will be asked to select one choice for each statement. For these questions,
make sure to “Mark one circle on each line” as shown here:
Example: How often do you do each of the following: (Mark one circle on each line)
Often Sometimes Never
a. Swim
b. Bowl
c. Play Tennis
4. About how many hours a day do you usually
use a DVD player or watch television (including
videos and DVDs) in your free time? (Please mark
one circle for weekdays and one circle for weekend)
1. About how many hours a day do you usually
play games on a computer or games console
(Playstation, Xbox, GameCube etc.) in your free
time? (Please mark one circle for weekdays and one
circle for weekend)
Weekdays
Weekend
None at all
None at all
About half an hour
About half an hour
a day a day
About 1 hour a day
About 1 hour a day
About 2 hours a day
About 2 hours a day
About 3 hours a day
About 3 hours a day
About 4 hours a day
About 4 hours a day
About 5 hours a day
About 5 hours a day
About 6 hours a day
About 6 hours a day
About 7 or more
About 7 or more
hours a day hours a day
Weekdays
Weekend
None at all
None at all
About half an hour
About half an hour
a day a day
About 1 hour a day
About 1 hour a day
About 2 hours a day
About 2 hours a day
About 3 hours a day
About 3 hours a day
About 4 hours a day
About 4 hours a day
About 5 hours a day
About 5 hours a day
About 6 hours a day
About 6 hours a day
About 7 or more
About 7 or more
hours a day hours a day
2. Do you have a computer, games console, or
television in the room where you sleep?
No
Yes
Different people have different reasons for deciding
how much time they spend doing things. We want
to know how true each of these reasons is for you.
3. About how many hours a day do you usually
use a computer or cell phone for chatting
on-line, internet, emailing, tweeting or for
something similar (other than school work)
during your free time? (Please mark one circle for
weekdays and one circle for weekend)
5. The amount of free time I spend watching TV
and videos, playing video games, and using
computers is because: (Please mark one circle for
each line on a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means Not
at all True and 7 means Very True.)
Weekdays
Weekend
None at all
None at all
About half an hour About half an hour
a day a day
About 1 hour a day
About 1 hour a day
About 2 hours a day About 2 hours a day
About 3 hours a day About 3 hours a day
About 4 hours a day About 4 hours a day
About 5 hours a day About 5 hours a day
About 6 hours a day About 6 hours a day
About 7 or more
About 7 or more
hours a day hours a day
Not at
all true
1
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for myself
b. I enjoy it
c. It is something
my friends
approve of
d. I feel pressured
to do it
e. It is personally
important to
me
f. I have the
opportunity
or it is part of
how my day is
structured
2
Somewhat
True
2
3
4
Very
True
5
6
7
6. How many computers does your family own?
None Two
One More than two
7. Do you have your own bedroom for
yourself?
No
Yes
Children
Please write how many brothers and sisters live here
(including half, step or foster brothers and sisters).
8. Does your family own a car, van or truck?
No
Yes, one
Yes, two or more
Please write in the number or write 0 (zero) if there
are none.
How many
brothers? __________
9. During the past 12 months, how many times did
you travel away on vacation with your family?
Not at all
Once
Twice
More than twice
How many
sisters? ___________
13. Do you have another home or another family,
such as the case when your parents are
separated or divorced?
No - GO TO QUESTION 14
Yes
How often do you stay there?
Half the time
Regularly but less than half the time
At weekends
Sometimes
Hardly ever
10. What do you consider your ethnicity to be?
Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino
11. What do you consider your race to be? (Mark all
that apply)
Black or African American
White
Asian
American Indian or Alaska Native
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
Please mark all the people who live there:
Adults
Mother
Father
Stepmother (or father's girlfriend)
Stepfather (or mother's boyfriend)
Grandmother
Grandfather
I live in a foster home or children's home
Someone or somewhere else: please write
down their relationship to you
____________________________________
All families are different (for example, not everyone
lives with both their parents, sometimes people live
with just one parent, or they have two homes or
live with two families) and we would like to know
about yours.
12. Please answer this question for the home
where you live all or most of the time and mark
all the people who live there.
Adults
Mother
Father
Stepmother (or father's girlfriend)
Stepfather (or mother's boyfriend)
Grandmother
Grandfather
I live in a foster home or children's home
Someone or somewhere else: please write
down their relationship to you
____________________________________
Children
Please write how many brothers and sisters live here
(including half, step or foster brothers and sisters).
Please write in the number or write 0 (zero) if there
are none.
How many
brothers? __________
3
How many
sisters? ___________
14. Do you think your body is…?
Much too thin
A bit too thin
About the right size
A bit too fat
Much too fat
Vigorous physical activity is any activity that
increases your heart rate and makes you get out of
breath some of the time.
For the next two questions, add up all the time you
spent in vigorous physical activity each day.
Physical activity can be done in sports, school
activities, playing with friends, or walking to school.
Some examples of physical activity are running,
brisk walking, rollerblading, biking, dancing,
skateboarding, swimming, soccer, basketball,
football, & surfing.
16. How OFTEN do you usually engage in vigorous
physical activity so much that you get out of
breath or sweat?
Every day
4 to 6 times a week
2 to 3 times a week
Once a week
Once a month
Less than once a month
Never
For this next question, add up all the time you
spent in physical activity each day.
15. Over the past 7 days, on how many days were
you physically active for a total of at least 60
minutes per day?
0 days
4 days
1 day
5 days
2 days
6 days
3 days
7 days
17. How many HOURS a week do you usually
engage in vigorous physical activity so much
that you get out of breath or sweat?
None
About half an hour
About 1 hour
About 2 to 3 hours
About 4 to 6 hours
7 hours or more
18. Think about the last seven days. How often did
you do each of these when making plans for
vigorous physical activity? (Please mark one circle
for each line)
21
Very often
Often
Sometimes
Seldom
Not at all
a. I planned when to exercise
b. I planned how often to exercise
c. I planned where to exercise
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23. On a typical day is the MAIN part of your journey
FROM school made by…? (Please mark one circle only)
Walking
Bicycle
Bus, train, subway, metro, streetcar, or boat
Car, motorcycle, moped or motorized scooter
Other means
19. In the past week, how many times did you
take a walk outside including walking the
dog and walks for exercise? (Please write in the
number of times)
WALKS OUTSIDE _______
Don’t know
And in the past week, how much total time did
you spend walking? Please write in the number. For
example, if you walked for a total of 1 hour and 45
minutes in the past week you would enter:
HOURS
1
MINUTES
45
HOURS
Don’t know
Different people have different reasons for deciding
whether or not to do things. We want to know how
true each of these reasons is for you.
MINUTES
24. When I am physically active for at least one
hour it is because: (Please mark one circle for each
line on a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means Not at all
True and 7 means Very True.)
20. In the past week, how many times did you
ride a bicycle outside including bicycling for
exercise? (Please write in the number of times)
Not at
all true
BIKE RIDES _______
Don’t know
And in the past week, how much total time did
you spend biking? Please write in the number. For
example, if you biked for a total of 1 hour and 45
minutes in the past week you would enter:
HOURS
1
MINUTES
45
HOURS
Don’t know
1
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for myself
b. I enjoy it
c. My parents,
other family
members, or
friends tell me
to do it
d. I feel pressured
to do it
e. It is personally
important to
me
f. I am required
to do it
MINUTES
21. How long does it usually take you to travel to
school from your home? (Please mark one circle only)
Less than 5 minutes
5-15 minutes
15-30 minutes
30 minutes to 1 hour
More than 1 hour
22. On a typical day is the MAIN part of your journey
TO school made by…? (Please mark one circle only)
Walking
Bicycle
Bus, train, subway, metro, streetcar, or boat
Car, motorcycle, moped, or motorized scooter
Other means
Somewhat
True
2
3
4
Very
True
5
6
7
25. On days that you go to school, work, or similar
activities, what time do you usually wake up?
_____hour, ______minute, AM / PM
On those days, what time do you usually go to
sleep the night or day before?
_____hour, ______minute, AM / PM
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26. On days that you don’t have to get up at a
certain time, what time do you usually wake up?
This question asks about food you ate or drank
during the past 7 days. Think about all the meals
and snacks you had from the time you got up until
you went to bed. Be sure to include food you ate at
home, at school, at restaurants, or anywhere else.
_____hour, ______minute, AM / PM
On those days, what time do you usually go to
sleep the night or day before?
_____hour, ______minute, AM / PM
27. Over the past four weeks:
30. During the past 7 days, how many times did
you...? (Please mark one circle for each line)
How often did you have trouble falling asleep?
(Please mark one circle only)
Never in the past 4 weeks
Less than once a week
1 or 2 times a week
3 or 4 times a week
5 or more times a week
31
How often did you have trouble staying asleep
through the night? For example, you woke up
several times at night or woke up earlier than
you planned to? (Please mark one circle only)
Never in the past 4 weeks
Less than once a week
1 or 2 times a week
3 or 4 times a week
5 or more times a week
4 or more times per day
3 times per day
2 times per day
1 time per day
4 to 6 times
1 to 3 times
Never
a. Drink 100% fruit juices such
as orange juice, apple juice, or
grape juice? (Do not count
punch, Kool-Aid, sports drinks,
or other fruit-flavored drinks.)
b. Eat fruit? (Do not count fruit
juice.)
28. Based on what you have noticed or what others
have told you, are there times when you snore
or you stop breathing during your sleep?
Yes
No
c. Eat green salad?
29. How often do you usually have breakfast (more
than a glass of milk or fruit juice)? (Please mark
one circle for weekdays and one circle for weekend)
e. Eat carrots?
d. Eat potatoes? (Do not count
french fries, fried potatoes, or
potato chips.)
f. Eat other vegetables? (Do not
count green salad, potatoes, or
carrots.)
Weekdays
Weekend
0
I never have
I never have breakfast
breakfast during during the weekend
weekdays
I usually have breakfast
One day
on only one day of the
Two days weekend (Saturday OR
Three days
Sunday)
Four days
I usually have breakfast
Five days on both weekend days
(Saturday AND Sunday)
g. Drink a can, bottle, or glass of
soda or pop, such as Coke,
Pepsi, or Sprite? (Do not
include diet soda or diet pop.)
h. Drink a glass of milk? (Include
the milk you drank in a glass or
cup, from a carton, or with
cereal. Count the half pint of
milk served at school as equal
to one glass.)
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33. Where do you usually eat your mid-day meal on
schooldays?
At school
At home
At someone else’s home
In a snack-bar, fast food restaurant, café
Somewhere else: (Please write down where)
____________________________________
I never eat a mid-day meal
Different people have different reasons for deciding
whether or not to do things. We want to know how
true each of these reasons is for you.
31. I eat the way I do most days because: (Please
mark one circle for each line on a scale from 1 to 7 where
1 means Not at all True and 7 means Very True.)
Not at
all true
1
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for myself
b. It makes me
feel good
c. It is influenced
by whether
other people
would be mad
at me
d. I feel pressured
to
e. It is personally
important to
me
f. It is what is
easily available
to eat
Somewhat
True
2
3
4
Very
True
5
6
34. Where do you usually eat your hot meal on
schooldays? (If you eat 2 hot meals a day, you may
mark 2 circles)
At school
At home
At someone else’s home
In a snack-bar, fast food restaurant, café
Somewhere else: (Please write down where)
____________________________________
I never eat a hot meal
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35. How often do you eat a snack while you...?
35
a. Watch TV (including videos and
DVDs)?
b. Work or play on a computer or
games console?
32. (Please mark one circle for each line)
32
Every day
5-6 days a week
3-4 days a week
1-2 days a week
Less than once a week
Never
Every day
5-6 days a week
3-4 days a week
1-2 days a week
Less than once a week
Never
36. How often do you eat in a fast food restaurant
(for example, McDonalds, KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco
Bell)?
Never
Rarely (less than once a month)
Once a month
2-3 times a month
Once a week
2-4 days a week
5 or more days a week
a. How often do you have breakfast
together with your mother (or
stepmother) or father
(or stepfather)?
b. How often do you have an
evening meal together with your
mother (or stepmother) or father
(or stepfather)?
37. When did you last weigh yourself?
Within the last week
Within the last month
Within the last 6 months
More than 6 months ago
c. How often do you watch
television during a meal at home?
d. How often do you have a meal
with friends outside of school?
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38. When did you last measure your height?
Within the last week
Within the last month
Within the last 6 months
More than 6 months ago
41. At present, are you on a diet or doing
something else to lose weight?
No, my weight is fine
No, but I should lose some weight
No, because I need to put on weight
Yes
39. How much do you weigh without clothes? (In
pounds)
If you don’t know how much you weigh (within
a few pounds), mark this circle
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Example
Weight
Weight
1
5
2
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
1
2
3
42. Would you say your health is...? (Please mark
one circle)
Excellent
Fair
Good
Poor
43. How often do you brush your teeth?
More than once a day
Once a day
At least once a week but not daily
Less than once a week
Never
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
44. In the last 6 months: how often have you had the
following…? (Please mark one circle for each line)
44
40. How tall are you without shoes?
If you don’t know how tall you are (within an
inch or two), mark this circle
a. Headache
b. Stomach-ache
c. Back ache
d. Feeling low
e. Irritability or bad temper
f. Feeling nervous
g. Difficulties in getting to sleep
h. Feeling dizzy
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Example
Feet
Inches
5
2
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Feet
Inches
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Rarely or never
About every month
About every week
More than once a week
About every day
45. During the last month have you taken any
medicine or tablets for the following?
Yes, Yes, more
No once than once
a. Headache
b. Stomach-ache
c. Difficulties in
getting to sleep
d. Nervousness
e. Something else
If yes, what?____________________________
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46. Do you have a long-term illness, disability,
or medical condition (like diabetes, arthritis,
asthma, allergy, ADHD or cerebral palsy) that
has been diagnosed by a doctor?
Yes. If yes, please write what they are.
50. How easy is it for you to talk to the following
persons about things that really bother you?
(Please mark one circle for each line)
_________________________________________
No
47. Do you take medicine for your long-term illness,
disability or medical condition?
I do not have a long-term illness, disability or
medical condition
Yes
No
If yes, please write what it is:___________________
a. Father
b. Stepfather (or mother’s boyfriend)
c. Mother
d. Stepmother (or father’s girlfriend)
e. Brother(s) or sister(s)
51. How much does your mother (or female
guardian) really know about…? (Please mark one
circle for each line)
48. Does your long-term illness, disability or
medical condition affect your attendance and
participation at school?
I do not have a long-term illness, disability or
medical condition
Yes
No
51
Don’t have/see mother/guardian
She doesn’t know anything
She knows a little
She knows a lot
a. Who your friends are
b. How you spend your money
c. Where you are after school
d. Where you go at night
e. What you do with your free time
49. Think about how you have been feeling over the
last 30 days. How often...? (Please mark one circle
for each line)
49
Don’t have or see this person
Very difficult
Difficult
Easy
Very easy
50
Always
Often
Sometimes
Seldom
Never
52. How much does your father (or male guardian)
really know about…? (Please mark one circle for
each line)
Don’t have/see father/guardian
He doesn’t know anything
51
He knows a little
He knows a lot
a. Were you very sad?
b. Were you grouchy or irritable, or in
a bad mood?
c. Did you feel hopeless about the
future?
d. Did you feel like not eating or
eating more than usual?
e. Did you sleep a lot more or a lot less
than usual?
f. Did you have difficulty
concentrating on your school work?
a. Who your friends are
b. How you spend your money
c. Where you are after school
d. Where you go at night
e. What you do with your free time
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53. How often do your parents/guardians encourage
you to…… (Please mark one circle for each line on a
scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means Rarely/never and
7 means Frequently.)
Rarely/
Never
1
a. Get daily
physical
activity and/or
exercise?
b. Eat a healthful
diet (including
fruits & vege tables, and
limiting junk
food, sweets &
fatty foods)?
c. Limit your time
watching TV
and videos,
playing video
games, or using
the computer?
d. Not use
alcohol
e. Not smoke
cigarettes
f. Not use
marijuana
g. Not physically
hurt or threat en to hurt a
romantic
partner
h. Not swear at,
insult, call
names, and/or
treat disrespect fully a roman-
tic partner
Occasionally
2
3
4
54. How important is it to your parents/guardians
that you … (Please mark one circle for each line on
a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means Not at all and 7
means Extremely.)
Frequently
5
6
Not at all
1
7
a. Get daily
physical
activity and/or
exercise?
b. Eat a healthful
diet (including
fruits & vege tables, and
limiting junk
food, sweets &
fatty foods)?
c. Limit your time
watching TV
and videos,
playing video
games, or using
the computer?
d. Not use
alcohol
e. Not smoke
cigarettes
f. Not use
marijuana
g. Not physically
hurt or threat en to hurt a
romantic
partner
h. Not swear at,
insult, call
names, and/or
treat disrespect fully a roman-
tic partner
Somewhat
2
3
4
Extremely
5
6
7
55. Your group of friends is well accepted by your
parents?
Almost always
Sometimes
Never, almost never
They haven’t met your group of friends
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56. Continued...
Please re-enter the same names and grades:
56. Think of your closest male friends. List up to
five of your closest male friends. List your best
male friend first, then your next best friend,
and so on. Include boys who are friends and
boyfriends.
Their initial, first
name or nick name
What grade are
they in?
Please mark the circle
under the name if:
a. You went to his
house in the last
seven days when a
parent was present.
Their initial, first
name or nick name
What grade are
they in?
Please mark the circle
under the name if:
k. You are linked
through his online
network profile
(‘friend’ on Face-
book, ‘follower’ on
Twitter).
l. You exercised or
played sports with
him in the last seven
days.
b. You went to his
house in the last
seven days without
a parent present.
m. You ate a meal with
him in the last
seven days.
c. He came to your
house in the last
seven days when a
parent was present.
n. You played com puter games with
him in the last seven
days.
d. He came to your
house in the last
seven days without
a parent present.
o. You watched
television or videos/
DVDs with him in the
last 7 days.
e. You met him after
school to hang out
or go somewhere in
the last seven days.
f. You spent time with
him last weekend.
p. You smoked with
him in the last 30
days.
g. You talked with him
about a problem in
the last seven days.
q. You drank alcohol
with him in the
last 30 days.
h. You talked with him
on the telephone in
the last seven days.
r. You got drunk with
him in the last 30
days.
i.
You emailed, text
messaged, or
twittered him in the
last seven days.
j. He is linked through
your online network
profile (‘friend’ on
Facebook, ‘follower’
on Twitter).
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57. Think of your closest female friends. List up
to five of your closest female friends. List your
best female friend first, then your next best
friend, and so on. Include girls who are friends
and girlfriends.
57. Continued...
Please re-enter the same names and grades:
Their initial, first
name or nick name
What grade are
they in?
Please mark the circle
under the name if:
k. You are linked
through her online
network profile
(‘friend’ on Face-
book, ‘follower’ on
Twitter).
Their initial, first
name or nick name
What grade are
they in?
Please mark the circle
under the name if:
a. You went to her
house in the last
seven days when a
parent was present.
l. You exercised or
played sports with
her in the last seven
days.
b. You went to her
house in the last
seven days without
a parent present.
m. You ate a meal with
her in the last
seven days.
c. She came to your
house in the last
seven days when a
parent was present.
n. You played com puter games with
her in the last seven
days.
d. She came to your
house in the last
seven days without
a parent present.
o. You watched
television or videos/
DVDs with her in the
last 7 days.
e. You met her after
school to hang out
or go somewhere in
the last seven days.
p. You smoked with
her in the last 30
days.
f. You spent time with
her last weekend.
q. You drank alcohol
with her in the
last 30 days.
g. You talked with her
about a problem in
the last seven days.
r. You got drunk with
her in the last 30
days.
h. You talked with her
on the telephone in
the last seven days.
i.
You emailed, text
messaged, or
twittered her in the
last seven days.
j. She is linked through
your online network
profile (‘friend’ on
Facebook, ‘follower’
on Twitter).
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58. Think of your closest male friend, your closest female friend, your 5 closest friends, and the general
group of friends and classmates that you spend time with. For each answer on a five-point scale:
How often they do each of these things.
1 = never; 2 = almost never; 3 = sometimes; 4 = often; 5 = almost always
Please mark one circle per friend:
a. Get vigorous physical activity at least
3 times a week
b. Drink soda
c. Drink alcohol
d. Get drunk
e. Smoke cigarettes
f. Smoke/use marijuana
g. Take other drugs
h. Play computer games at least 2
hours every day
i. Watch TV at least 2 hours every day
j. Spend free time with you in the after-
noons or evenings hanging out
without adults around
Closest male
friend
Closest female
friend
Five closest
friends
Friends &
classmates
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
60. The last time you were in a physical fight
during the past 12 months, with whom did you
fight?
I have not been in a physical fight in the past 12
months
A total stranger
A parent or other adult family member
A brother or sister
A boyfriend/girlfriend or date
A friend or someone I know
Someone not listed above
59. During the past 12 months, how many times
were you in a physical fight?
I have not been in a physical fight
1 time
2 times
3 times
4 times or more
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Now we are going to ask you questions about
romantic relationship partners. If you have never
had a boyfriend or girlfriend, or a romantic
relationship, please skip to question 62.
Different people have different reasons for deciding
whether or not to do things. We want to know how
true each of these reasons is for you.
(For the next two (2) questions, please mark one circle
for each line on a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means
Not at all True and 7 means Very True.)
61. During any of your romantic relationships in
the last 12 months, did any of your boyfriends/
girlfriends do any of the following:
Don’t
Yes No know
62. If I ever physically hurt or threaten to hurt a
romantic partner it is or would be because:
a. Did he/she call you names,
insult you, or treat you disre-
spectfully in front of others?
Not at
all true
1
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for
myself
b. It makes me
feel good
c. My friends will
like me better
d. I feel pressured
to
e. It is personally
important to me
f. My partner lets
me
b. Did he/she swear at you?
c. Did he/she threaten you with
violence?
d. Did he/she push or shove
you?
e. Did he/she throw something
at you that could hurt you?
61b.During any of your romantic relationships
in the last 12 months, did you do any of the
following to any of your boyfriends/girlfriends:
Don’t
Yes No know
a. Did you call him/her names,
insult them, or treat them dis-
respectfully in front of others?
Somewhat
True
2
3
4
Very
True
5
6
7
63. If I ever swear at, call names, insult, and/or
treat disrespectfully a romantic partner it is or
would be because:
b. Did you swear at him/her?
Not at
all true
c. Did you threaten him/her
with violence?
1
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for
myself
b. It makes me
feel good
c. My friends will
like me better
d. I feel pressured
to
e. It is personally
important to me
f. My partner lets
me
d. Did you push or shove
him/her?
e. Did you throw something
at him/her that could hurt
him/her?
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Somewhat
True
2
3
4
Very
True
5
6
7
64. At present, how often do you drink anything alcoholic,
such as beer, wine, or hard liquor like vodka or rum?
Throughout these questions, by a “drink,” we mean a
can or bottle of beer, a glass of wine or a wine cooler,
a shot of liquor, or a mixed drink with liquor in it.
Please do not include any time when you only had a
sip or two from a drink. (Please mark one circle for each line)
67. Think back again over the LAST 30 DAYS. If
you are a boy, how many times (if any) have
you had five or more drinks in a row on an
occasion? If you are a girl, how many times (if
any) have you had four or more drinks in a row
on an occasion.
None
1
2
3-5
6-9
10 or more times
Never
Rarely
Every month
Every week
Every day
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68. Think back again over the LAST 30 DAYS. If you
are a boy, how many times (if any) have you
had five or more drinks in a row within two
hours? If you are a girl, how many times (if
any) have you had four or more drinks in a row
within two hours?
None
1
2
3–5
6–9
10 or more times
a. Beer
b. Wine
c. Liquor/Spirits
d. Pre-mixed drinks (for example,
Smirnoff Ice, Bacardi Breezer, Mike’s
Hard Lemonade)
e. Any other drink that contains alcohol
65. Think about the first time you had a drink of an
alcoholic beverage. How old were you the first
time you had a drink of an alcoholic beverage?
Please do not include any time when you only
had a sip or two from a drink. (If there is something
you have not done, choose the ‘never’ category)
a. Drink alcohol
(more than a
small amount)
69. Think of the last time you drank alcohol. Where
were you when you drank? (Please mark all that
apply)
I never drink alcohol
At home
At someone else’s home
Out on the street, in a park, beach or other open
area
At a bar or a pub
In a club
In a restaurant
Other places (please describe)
________________________________________
Never I was _____ years old
(write in blank how
old you were)
b. Drink 5 or more Never I was _____ years old
(write in blank how
drinks on a
old you were)
single occasion
c. Get drunk
Never I was _____ years old
(write in blank how
old you were)
66. On how many occasions (if any) have you done
the following things in the last 30 days? (Please
mark one circle for each line)
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40 times or more
20-39 times
10-19 times
6-9 times
3-5 times
Once or twice
Never
a. Smoked cigarettes
b. Drunk alcohol
c. Been drunk
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72. I decide whether or not to smoke marijuana
because:
Not at
Somewhat
Very
True
True
all true
Different people have different reasons for deciding
whether or not to do things. We want to know how
true each of these reasons is for you.
1
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for
myself
b. It makes me
feel good
c. My friends will
like me better
d. I feel pressured
to
e. It is personally
important to me
f. It depends on
how easily I
can get it
For the next three (3) questions, please mark one
circle for each line on a scale from 1 to 7 where 1
means Not at all True and 7 means Very True.
70. I decide whether or not to smoke tobacco
because:
Not at
Somewhat
True
all true
1
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for
myself
b. It makes me
feel good
c. My friends will
like me better
d. I feel pressured
to
e. It is personally
important to me
f. It depends on
how easily I
can get it
2
3
4
5
6
a. It is a choice I
really want to
make for
myself
b. It makes me
feel good
c. My friends will
like me better
d. I feel pressured
to
e. It is personally
important to me
f. It depends on
how easily I
can get it
7
3
4
5
6
7
73. Have you ever taken one or several of these
drugs in the last 12 months? (Please mark one
circle for each line)
40 times or more
20-39 times
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10-19 times
6-9 times
3-5 times
Once or twice
Never
a. Marijuana
71. I decide whether or not to drink alcohol
because:
Not at
Somewhat
True
all true
1
Very
True
2
2
3
4
5
b. Ecstasy
Very
True
6
c. Amphetamines (meth, ice,
glass, speed)
7
d. Opiates (heroin, morphine,
smack)
e. Medication to get high
f. Cocaine
h. Baltok
g. Glue or solvents
i. LSD
j. Anabolic steroids
k. Other drug. Which one?
___________________________
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80. On how many days in the past month have
you done the following while driving?
74. Do you have a driver’s license?
No license [skip to Question 82]
Learner’s permit [skip to Question 82]
Provisional license to drive with adult
supervision
Full license allowing independent, unsupervised
driving
a. Exceeded the speed limit in residential or
school zones?
b. Gone 10 -19 miles per hour over the speed
limit?
______
c. Gone 20 or more miles per hour over the
speed limit?
______
d. Purposely tailgated or followed another
vehicle very closely?
______
e. Switched lanes to weave through slower
traffic?
______
f. Changed lanes with very little room
between vehicles?
______
g. Cut in front of a vehicle to turn?
______
75. How much of the time during the past 30 days
have you had access to a vehicle?
None
Some
Most
All
For questions 76, 78, 79 and 80, please fill in the
number of days from 0 to 30. For question 77,
please fill in the number of miles in whole numbers.
76. On how many of the last 30 days did you
drive a vehicle?
______
77. On average, about how many miles
did you drive each day you drove?
78. On how many days in the past month
have you driven with 2 or more
passengers in the vehicle?
______
______
79. On how many days in the past month
have you done the following while driving?
a. Taken incoming call from wireless phone ______
b. Made outgoing call from wireless phone ______
c. Changed radio station
g. Drank or eaten
______
______
h. Used a navigation system
______
h. Pulled out into traffic without waiting for
a large space between vehicles?
______
i. Made an illegal U-turn?
______
j. Gone through an intersection when the
light was yellow or just turning yellow?
______
k. Gone through an intersection when the
light was red or just turning red?
______
l. Gone through a stop sign without
stopping completely?
______
m. Changed lanes without signaling?
______
n. Playing the radio very loudly?
______
o. Raced another vehicle, even just for a
short distance?
______
p. Reading, grooming, or engaging in
similar activities?
______
q. Drove in a way to show off to other
______
d. Changed music on an MP3, CD or other device ______
e. Read text messages
______
f. Sent text messages
______
i. Looked at maps or directions while driving ______
people?
______
r. Not wear a seat belt?
______
s. Drove when sleepy or drowsy?
______
t. Drove after midnight
______
u. Drove after drinking alcohol or using
illegal drugs?
______
81. During the past year, how many times did you
drive a car or other vehicle when you had been
drinking alcohol?
0 times
1 time
2 or 3 times
4 or 5 times
6 or more times
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82. How often do you wear a seat belt when riding
in a vehicle driven by someone else?
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Most of the time
Always
87. What kept you from seeing a health
professional when you really needed to?
Didn’t know whom to go see
Had no transportation
No one available to go along
Parent or guardian would not go
Didn’t want parents to know
Difficult to make appointment
Afraid of what the doctor would say or do
Thought the problem would go away
Couldn’t pay
Other________________________________
83. During the past year, how many times did you
ride in a car or other vehicle driven by someone
who had been drinking alcohol?
0 times
1 time
2 or 3 times
4 or 5 times
6 or more times
88. In the past 12 months, did a health problem get
worse because you did not get care when you
thought you should?
Yes
No
84. In the last year, have you been involved in a
motor vehicle accident?
Yes
No
If so, was anyone injured when you were riding
in a car driven by someone who had been
drinking alcohol?
Yes
No
Was anyone injured when you were driving a
car when you had been drinking alcohol?
Yes
No
89. Where do you usually go when you are sick or
need health care?
Never get sick or need health care
Hospital-based clinic
Hospital emergency room
Community health center or clinic
Health maintenance organization (HMO)
Private doctor’s office
School or college clinic
Military hospital or clinic
Clinic at work
Some other place
90. How long ago did you last have a routine checkup?
Within the past 3 months
4 to 6 months ago
7 to 9 months ago
10 to 12 months ago
Longer than 1 year ago but less than 2 years ago
2 years ago or longer
Never
85. Which of the following best describes your
current health insurance situation?
You have no health insurance
You are covered by your parent’s insurance
You get insurance through school
You buy private insurance yourself
You get insurance through work
You are on Medicaid
You are covered through the Indian Health
Service
You do not know what your health insurance is
Other ________________________________
86. Has there been any time in the past 12 months
when you thought you should get medical care,
but you did not?
Yes
No
(if yes go to 87, if no skip to 88)
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91. At your last physical examination by a doctor or
nurse...
a. Were you asked:
–whether you drink alcohol?
Yes
No
–whether you smoke?
Yes No
–whether you use drugs?
Yes No
–whether you exercise?
Yes No
–nutrition questions?
Yes No
b. Were you given advice about
the risks associated with
–drinking?
–smoking?
–using drugs?
–not exercising?
–a poor diet?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
c. Were you given advice about
–reducing or stopping drinking?
Yes
–reducing or stopping smoking?
Yes
–reducing or stopping using
–drugs?
Yes
–increasing physical activity?
Yes
–improving your diet?
Yes
97. Where were your grandparents born?
All in the United States
Some of them in the United States
None of them in the United States
98. In your home, do you speak…
Only English
Mostly English
English and another language equally
Mostly another language
Only another language
No
No
No
No
No
99. With your friends, do you speak…
Only English
Mostly English
English and another language equally
Mostly another language
Only another language
No
No
100.Father—Does your father have a job?
No
Don’t know
Yes
Don’t have or don’t see father
No
No
No
If YES, please say in what place he works
(for example: hospital, bank, restaurant)
92. In the past 12 months have you had a dental
examination by a dentist or dental hygienist?
Yes No
_____________________________________
Please write down exactly what job he does
there (for example: teacher, bus driver)
If no, how long ago did you last have a dental
examination by a dentist or hygienist?
Longer than 1 year ago but less than 2 years ago
2 years ago or longer
Never
_____________________________________
If NO, why does your father not have a job?
(Please mark the circle that best describes the situation)
He is sick, or retired, or a student
He is looking for a job
He takes care of others, or is full-time in the home
I don’t know
93. In what country were you born?
United States
Other____________________________
101.MOTHER—Does your mother have a job?
No
Don’t know
Yes
Don’t have or don’t see mother
94. How old were you when you first moved to the
United States?
I was born in the United States
Less than 1 year old
1-5 years old
6-10 years old
11-15 years old
16 years old or older
I don’t know
95. Where was your mother born?
United States Other
I don’t know
96. Where was your father born?
United States Other
I don’t know
If YES, please say in what place she works
(for example: hospital, bank, restaurant)
_____________________________________
Please write down exactly what job she does
there (for example: teacher, bus driver)
_____________________________________
If NO, why does your mother not have a job?
(Please mark the circle that best describes the situation)
She is sick, or retired, or a student
She is looking for a job
She takes care of others, or is full-time in the home
I don’t know
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NEXT Survey Administration Guide
Step 1 - Using the classroom roster, verify with the teacher that all
assembled students have parental permission. Do this before the class
session starts.
Step 2 – Be sure the students are seated and their desks are cleared of
papers. Ask students to spread out desks if necessary. DO NOT
distribute any materials, including the survey booklets.
Step 3- Team should distribute survey booklets, envelopes and pencils
by calling student names. Have at least two members of the team call
names and distribute materials.
Step 4 – Team Leader should introduce the survey to the class.
Good (Morning/ Afternoon). My name is _________________ and I’d like
to thank each of you for agreeing to participate in the NEXT Generation
Health Study. I’d also like to introduce _______ and ______ who will be
working with you today. The purpose of this study is to learn more about
things that affect your health. We are working with thousands of young
people throughout the U.S. The information you give will be used to
develop programs for young people like yourself and provide better health
services.
It is important to know that your answers will be kept private and will not
be seen by your parents or teachers. Also, to protect your privacy, please
DO NOT write your name anywhere on the survey booklet, either.
This is not a test -- there are no “right or wrong” answers. Answer the
questions based on what you really do, think, and feel. You do not have to
answer any questions that make you feel uncomfortable. Whether or not
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you answer the questions will not affect your grade in this class. Please, do
not talk to each other until everyone has finished.
Let’s go over the instructions on the first page of the Survey. [Read aloud
only the bulleted instructions on cover. After reading instructions, say:].
When you are finished, look over your survey booklet to make sure that
you haven’t skipped any questions. Raise your hand and let us know
when you are done. We will ask you to bring your completed survey to us.
We will quickly check to see if you missed a question or perhaps filled in
two circles on the same question by mistake. Then you will put the survey
in the envelope, seal it, and place it in this Federal Express Pak. When
everyone is done, I will seal the Pak and send it to our office in
Washington, D.C.
Are there any questions? Turn to page 2 and begin.
Step 5 – Check each survey for completeness.
• If a question is skipped, ask the student if the question was
skipped on purpose. If not, give student the opportunity to
complete.
• If more than one circle is filled in, ask student to pick one answer.
• Make sure HEIGHT and WEIGHT is entered correctly.
• Make sure the student has not written a name anywhere on the
survey booklet or envelope.
• Have student seal the survey in envelope and place in the FedEx
Pak.
• Thank the student.
• Ask student to return to seat and remain quiet until all are students
are completed.
Step 6 – Thank class for participating. Thank teacher for help. Continue
with plan to complete height, weight, and waist circumference
measurements.
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