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STRUCTURED CLINICAL INTERVIEW FOR DSM-5® DISORDERS
MODIFIED FOR THE MENTAL ILLNESS CALIBRATION STUDY
Michael B. First, M.D., Janet B. W. Williams, Ph.D., Rhonda S. Karg, Ph.D., and
Robert L. Spitzer, M.D.
Copyright © 2015 Michael B. First, M.D., Janet B. W. Williams, Ph.D., and Robert L. Spitzer, M.D.
For citation: First MB, Williams JBW, Karg RS, Spitzer RL: User’s Guide for the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-5 Disorders, Research Version
(SCID-5-RV). Arlington, VA, American Psychiatric Association, 2015
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Respondent:___________________________
Date of Interview: ___
___ ___
Month Day
Clinical Interviewer:______________________
Year
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Overview
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Nonpatient Overview
I’m going to be asking you about problems or difficulties you may have had, and I’ll be making some notes as we go
along. Do you have any questions before we begin?
NOTE: Any current suicidal thoughts, plans, or actions should be thoroughly assessed by the clinician and action taken if necessary.
Demographic Data
What is your current gender?
GENDER:
What’s your date of birth?
DOB:
_____ _____ ______
month
Are you married?
IF NO: Do you live with someone as if you are
married?
IF NO: Were you ever married?
ONP1
day
AGE: ___ ___
year
IF EVER MARRIED: How many times have you been
married?
Do you have any children?
1 Married or living with someone as if married
2 Widowed
3 Divorced or annulled
5 Never married
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
IF YES: How many? (What are their ages?)
__________________________________________________
With whom do you live? (How many children under
the age of 18 live in your household?)
__________________________________________________
In what city, town, or neighborhood do you live?
__________________________________________________
In what kind of place do you live? (A house, an
apartment, a shelter, a halfway house, or some other
living arrangement? Are you homeless?)
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
I would like to now ask you about your cultural
__________________________________________________
background or identity. By background or identity, I
mean, for example, the communities you belong to, the
languages you speak, where you or your family are
__________________________________________________
from, your race or ethnic background, your gender or
sexual orientation, or your faith or religion.
__________________________________________________
For you, what are the most important aspects of your
background or identity?
ONP3
MARITAL STATUS (most recent):
4 Separated
How long have you been (MARITAL STATUS)?
ONP2
__________________________________________________
ONP4
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Overview
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Education and Work History
How far did you go in school?
EDUCATION:
1 Grade 6 or less
ONP5
2 Grades 7 to 12 (without graduating high school)
3 Graduated high school or high school equivalent
4 Part college/trade school
5 Graduated 2-year college or trade school
6 Graduated 4-year college
7 Part graduate/professional school
8 Completed graduate/professional school
IF FAILED TO COMPLETE A PROGRAM IN WHICH THEY WERE
ENROLLED: Why did you leave?
___________________________________________________
What kind of work do you do? (Do you work outside of
your home?)
___________________________________________________
Education and Work History (continued)
Have you always done that kind of work?
IF NO: What other kind of work have you done in
the past?
What’s the longest you’ve worked at one place?
Are you currently employed (getting paid)?
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
PRIMARY EMPLOYMENT STATUS:
1 Full-time job
IF YES: Do you work part-time or full-time?
IF PART-TIME: How many hours do you typically
work each week? (Why do you work part-time
instead of full-time?)
2 Part-time job
3 Keeping house or care giving full-time
4 In school/training
5 Retired
6 Unemployed, looking for work
IF NO: Why is that? When was the last time you
worked? How are you supporting yourself now?
IF DISABLED: Are you currently receiving
disability payments? What are you receiving
disability for?
IF EMPLOYED: How long have you worked at your
current job?
7 Unemployed, not looking for work
8 Disabled
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
IF LESS THAN 6 MONTHS: Why did you leave your last ___________________________________________________
job?
___________________________________________________
IF UNKNOWN: Has there ever been a period of time
when you were unable to work or go to school?
IF YES: Why was that?
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
Have you ever been arrested, involved in a lawsuit, or
had other legal trouble?
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
ONP6
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Overview
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Current and Past Periods of Psychopathology
NOTE: FOR A COMPLICATED HX, USE THE LIFE CHART ON PAGE 7.
Have you ever seen anybody for emotional or
psychiatric problems?
__________________________________________________
IF YES: What was that for? (What treatment did you
get? Any medications? When was that? When was __________________________________________________
the first time you ever saw someone for emotional
__________________________________________________
or psychiatric problems?)
IF NO: Was there ever a time when you, or someone
else, thought you should see someone because of
the way you were feeling or acting? (Tell me more.)
Have you ever seen anybody for problems with alcohol
or drugs?
IF YES: What was that for? (What treatment[s] did
you get? Any medications? When was that?)
Have you ever attended a self-help group, like
Alcoholics Anonymous, Gamblers Anonymous, or
Overeaters Anonymous?
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
IF YES: What was that for? When was that?
Hospitalization History
Have you ever been a patient in a psychiatric hospital? Number of previous hospitalizations (Do not include transfers):
___
IF YES: What was that for? (How many times?)
__________________________________________________
IF AN INADEQUATE ANSWER IS GIVEN, CHALLENGE
GENTLY: e.g., Wasn't there something else? People
__________________________________________________
don't usually go to psychiatric hospitals just because
they are tired or nervous.
__________________________________________________
Have you ever been in a hospital for treatment of a
medical problem?
__________________________________________________
IF YES: What was that for?
__________________________________________________
Thinking back over your whole life, when were you the
most upset? (Why? What was that like? How were
you feeling?)
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
ONP7
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Overview
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Suicidal Ideation and Behavior
CHECK FOR THOUGHTS: In the past year, have you
RECORD ANY HISTORY OF SUICIDAL THOUGHTS OR
wished you were dead or wished you could go to sleep BEHAVIORS, INCLUDING IN THE PAST WEEK:
and not wake up? (Tell me about that.)
IF NO: SKIP TO NEXT PAGE, *SUICIDE ATTEMPT*
__________________________________________________
IF YES: Did you have any of these thoughts in the
past week (including today)?
__________________________________________________
IF NO: SKIP TO NEXT PAGE, *SUICIDE ATTEMPT*
IF YES: CHECK FOR INTENT: Have you had a
strong urge to kill yourself at any point during
the past week? (Tell me about that.) In the
past week, did you have any intention of
attempting suicide? (Tell me about that.)
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
CHECK FOR PLAN AND METHOD: In the past week,
have you thought about how you might actually
__________________________________________________
do it? (Tell me about what you were thinking of
doing.) Have you thought about what you would __________________________________________________
need to do to carry this out? (Tell me about that.
Do you have the means to do this?)
Check if:
___ Suicidal Ideation past week
ONP9
___ with suicide intent
ONP10
___ with suicide plan
ONP11
___ with access to chosen method
ONP12
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Overview
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*Suicide Attempt*
CHECK FOR ATTEMPT: In the past year, have you tried to
kill yourself?
__________________________________________________
IF NO: In the past year, have you done anything to
harm yourself?
__________________________________________________
IF NO: GO TO *OTHER CURRENT PROBLEMS,*
BELOW.
__________________________________________________
IF YES TO EITHER OF ABOVE: What did you do? (Tell me
what happened.) Were you trying to end your life?
IF MORE THAN ONE ATTEMPT: Which attempt had the
most severe medical consequences (going to
emergency department, needing hospitalization,
requiring ICU)?
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
Check if:
Have you made any suicide attempts in the past week
(including today)?
ONP14
___ Suicide attempt past week
Other Current Problems
Have you had any other problems in the past year?
(How are things going at work, at home, and with
other people?)
___________________________________________________
What has your mood been like?
___________________________________________________
How has your physical health been? (Have you had
any medical problems?)
___________________________________________________
Do you take any medication, vitamins, nutritional
supplements, or natural health remedies (other than
those you’ve already told me about?)
IF YES: How much and how often do you take
(MEDICATION)? (Has there been any change in the
amount you have been taking?)
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
How have you been spending your free time?
Who do you spend time with?
___________________________________________________
GO TO NEXT MODULE
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Overview
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THE LIFE CHART (BELOW) MAY BE USED AT ANY POINT IN THE OVERVIEW TO RECORD THE DETAILS OF A COMPLICATED HISTORY.
LIFE CHART
Age (or date)
Description (symptoms, triggering events)
Treatment
RETURN TO OVERVIEW PAGE 3, *HOSPITALIZATION HISTORY* TO CONTINUE WITH OVERVIEW QUESTIONS.
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Screening (with Optional Disorders)
Screening Page 1
SCID Screening Module (including optional disorders)
Now I want to ask you some more specific questions about problems you may have had. We’ll go into more detail
about them later.
1. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you had an intense rush of anxiety, or what
someone might call a “panic attack,” when you suddenly felt very frightened, or anxious or
suddenly developed a lot of physical symptoms?
(screening for panic attacks)
2. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you been very anxious about or afraid of
situations like going out of the house alone, being in crowds, going to stores, standing in
lines, or traveling on buses or trains?
(screening for Agoraphobia)
3. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you been especially nervous or anxious in
social situations like having a conversation or meeting unfamiliar people?
(screening for Social Anxiety Disorder)
4. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), was there anything that you have been afraid to do
or felt very uncomfortable doing in front of other people, like speaking, eating, writing, or
using a public bathroom?
(screening for Social Anxiety Disorder)
5. Are there any other things since (1 YEAR AGO) that have made you especially anxious or
afraid, like flying, seeing blood, getting a shot, heights, closed places, or certain kinds of
animals or insects?
(screening for Specific Phobia)
6. Over the last 12 months have you been feeling anxious and worried for a lot of the
time?
(screening for current Generalized Anxiety Disorder)
8. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you been bothered with thoughts that kept
coming back to you even when you didn’t want them to, like being exposed to germs or
dirt or needing everything to be lined up in a certain way?
(screening for obsessions in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
9. How about having images pop into your head that you didn’t want like violent or
horrible scenes or something of a sexual nature?
(screening for obsessions in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
F.1
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
F.1
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
F.8
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
F.8
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
1st ITEM,
F.14
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
1st ITEM,
F.14
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
2nd ITEM,
F.14
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
2nd ITEM,
F.14
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
F.19
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
F.19
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
F.24
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
F.24
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
1st ITEM,
G.1
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
1st ITEM,
G.1
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
2nd ITEM,
G.1
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
2nd ITEM,
G.1
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S8
S9
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Screening (with Optional Disorders)
10. How about having urges to do something that kept coming back to you even though
you didn’t want them to, like an urge to harm a loved one?
(screening for obsessions in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
11. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), was there anything that you had to do over and
over again and was hard to resist doing, like washing your hands again and again,
repeating something over and over again until it “felt right,” counting up to a certain
number, or checking something many times to make sure that you‘d done it right?
(screening for compulsions in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
12. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you had a time when you weighed much less
than other people thought you ought to weigh?
(screening for Anorexia Nervosa)
13. Have you had eating binges in the past year, that is, times when you couldn't resist
eating a lot of food or stop eating once you started?
(screening for binge eating in Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder)
15a. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you frequently lost control of your temper
and ended up yelling or getting into arguments with others?
(screening for current Intermittent Explosive Disorder)
15b. In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you lost your temper so that you shoved,
hit, kicked, or threw something at a person or an animal, or damaged someone’s property?
(screening for current Intermittent Explosive Disorder)
Screening Page 2
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
3rd ITEM,
G.1
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
3rd ITEM,
G.1
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
G.2
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
G.2
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
I.1
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
I.1
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
I.4
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
I.4
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
1st ITEM,
Opt-K.1
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
1st ITEM,
Opt-K.1
NO
YES
CIRCLE
“NO” ON
2nd ITEM,
Opt-K.1
CIRCLE
“YES” ON
2nd ITEM,
Opt-K.1
S10
S11
S12
S13
S15a
S15b
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Current MDE
Mood Episodes w/o Specifiers
A. MOOD EPISODES
*CURRENT MAJOR DEPRESSIVE
EPISODE*
MAJOR DEPRESSIVE EPISODE
CRITERIA
Now I am going to ask you some more
questions about your mood.
A. Five (or more) of the following symptoms have
been present during the same 2-week period
and represent a change from previous
functioning; at least one of the symptoms is
either (1) depressed mood, or (2) loss of
interest or pleasure.
Since (1 YEAR AGO), has there been a
period of time when you were feeling
depressed or down most of the day
nearly every day? (Has anyone said
that you look sad, down, or depressed?)
IF NO: What about feeling empty or
hopeless most of the day nearly
every day?
1. Depressed mood most of the day, nearly
every day, as indicated either by subjective
report (e.g., feels sad, empty, hopeless) or
observation made by others (e.g., appears
tearful). NOTE: in children or adolescents,
can be irritable mood.
?
1
2. Markedly diminished interest or pleasure in
all, or almost all, activities most of the day,
nearly every day (as indicated either by
subjective account or observation).
?
11
2
3
A1
3
A2
IF YES TO EITHER OF ABOVE: What has
that been like? How long has it lasted?
(As long as 2 weeks?)
IF PREVIOUS ITEM CODED “3:”
During that time, did you lose
interest or pleasure in things you
usually enjoyed? (What has that
been like? Give me some
examples.)
IF PREVIOUS ITEM NOT CODED “3:”
What about a time since (1 YEAR
AGO) when you lost interest or
pleasure in things you usually
enjoyed? (What has that been
like? Give me some examples.)
2
IF BOTH ITEM A.1
AND A.2 ARE
CODED “3,” GO
TO *CURRENT
MANIC EPISODE*
IF YES: Has it been nearly every
day? How long has it lasted?
(As long as 2 weeks?)
FOR THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS, FOCUS
NOTE: When rating the following items, code “1” if
ON THE WORST 2 WEEKS IN THE PAST YEAR the symptoms are clearly due to a general medical
(OR ELSE THE PAST 2 WEEKS IF EQUALLY
condition (e.g., insomnia due to severe back pain).
DEPRESSED FOR ENTIRE YEAR).
IF UNKNOWN: Since (1 YEAR AGO), during
which 2-week period would you say you
have been doing the worst?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
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Current MDE
Mood Episodes w/o Specifiers
During (2-WEEK PERIOD)...
...how has your appetite been? (What
about compared to your usual
appetite? Have you had to force
yourself to eat? Eat [less/more] than
usual? Has that been nearly every
day? Have you lost or gained any
weight? How much?
IF YES: Have you been trying to
[lose/gain] weight?)
3. Significant weight loss when not dieting, or
weight gain (e.g., a change of more than 5%
of body weight in a month) or decrease or
increase in appetite nearly every day. NOTE:
in children, consider failure to make expected
weight gains.
?
1
2
3
Check if:
A3
A4
A5
____ weight loss or decreased appetite
____ weight gain or increased appetite
…how have you been sleeping?
(Trouble falling asleep, waking
frequently, trouble staying asleep,
waking too early, OR sleeping too
much? How many hours of sleep
[including naps] have you been
getting? How many hours of sleep did
you typically get before you got
[depressed/OWN WORDS]? Has it been
nearly every night?)
4. Insomnia or hypersomnia nearly every day.
…have you been so fidgety or restless
that you were unable to sit still? What
about the opposite—talking more
slowly, or moving more slowly than is
normal for you, as if you’re moving
through molasses or mud? (In either
instance, has it been so bad that other
people have noticed it? What have
they noticed? Has that been nearly
every day?)
5. Psychomotor agitation or retardation nearly
every day (observable by others, not merely
subjective feelings of restlessness or being
slowed down)
…what has your energy level been
like?
(Tired all the time? Nearly every day?)
6. Fatigue or loss of energy nearly every day.
?
1
2
3
A12
…have you been feeling worthless?
7. Feelings of worthlessness or excessive or
inappropriate guilt (which may be delusional)
nearly every day (not merely self-reproach or
guilt about being sick)
?
1
2
3
A13
What about feeling guilty about things
you have done or not done?
?
1
2
3
____ insomnia
A7
____ hypersomnia
A8
?
1
2
3
A9
NOTE: Consider behavior during the interview.
Check if:
A10
____ psychomotor agitation
A11
____ psychomotor retardation
Check if:
IF YES: What things? (Is this only
because you can’t take care of
things since you have been sick?)
A6
Check if:
A14
A15
____ worthlessness
____ inappropriate guilt
IF YES TO EITHER OF ABOVE: Nearly
every day?
…have you had trouble thinking or
concentrating? Has it been hard to
make decisions about everyday things?
(What kinds of things has it been
interfering with? Nearly every day?)
?=inadequate information
8. Diminished ability to think or concentrate, or
indecisiveness, nearly every day (either by
subjective account or as observed by others).
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
?
1
2
3
A16
3=threshold or true
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…have things been so bad that you
thought a lot about death or that you
would be better off dead? Have you
thought about taking your own life?
Current MDE
Mood Episodes w/o Specifiers
9. Recurrent thoughts of death (not just fear of
dying), recurrent suicidal ideation without a
specific plan, or a suicide attempt or a specific
plan for committing suicide.
IF YES: Have you done something
about it? (What have you done?
Have you made a specific plan? Have
you taken any action to prepare for
it? Have you actually made a suicide
attempt?)
?
1
2
3
A17
NOTE: Code “1” for self-mutilation without suicidal
intent.
Check if:
___ thoughts of own death
A18
A19
___ suicidal ideation
A20
___ specific plan
A21
___ suicide attempt
NOTE: Any current suicidal thoughts, plans, or
actions should be thoroughly assessed by the
clinician and action taken if necessary.
AT LEAST FIVE OF THE ABOVE SXS (A.1–A.9) ARE
CODED “3” AND AT LEAST ONE OF THESE IS ITEM A.1
OR A.2.
1
3
A22
3
A23
GO TO *CURRENT
MANIC EPISODE*
B. The symptoms cause clinically significant distress
or impairment in social, occupational, or other
important areas of functioning.
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have
(DEPRESSIVE SXS) had on your life?
?
1
2
GO TO *CURRENT
MANIC EPISODE*
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RATE CRITERION B:
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your relationships or your interactions
with other people? (Has this caused
you any problems in your relationships
with your family, romantic partner or
friends?)
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your work/school? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Did
[DEPRESSIVE SXS] make it more difficult
to do your work/schoolwork? How
have [DEPRESSIVE SXS] affected the
quality of your work/schoolwork?)
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your ability to take care of things at
home? How about doing simple
everyday things like getting dressed,
bathing, or brushing your teeth? What
about doing other things that are
important to you like religious
activities, physical exercise, or hobbies?
Have you avoided doing anything
because you felt like you weren’t up to
it?
Have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected any
other important part of your life?
IF DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH LIFE: How
much have you been bothered or upset
by having (DEPRESSIVE SXS)?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
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IF UNKNOWN: When did (EPISODE OF
DEPRESSION) begin?
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
Just before this began, were you using
any medications?
Just before this began, were you
drinking or using any drugs?
Mood Episodes w/o Specifiers
C. [Primary Depressive Episode:] The episode is
not attributable to the physiological effects of a
substance (e.g., a drug of abuse, medication)
or to another medical condition.
Just before this began, were you
physically ill?
IF YES: Any change in the amount
you were using?
Current MDE
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT THE
DEPRESSION MAY BE SECONDARY (I.E., A
DIRECT PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCE OF
GMC OR SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION), GO TO
*GMC/SUBSTANCE* A.45, AND RETURN
HERE TO MAKE A RATING OF “1” OR “3.”
Etiological medical conditions include: stroke,
Huntington’s disease, Parkinson’s disease,
traumatic brain injury, Cushing’s disease,
hypothyroidism, multiple sclerosis, systemic lupus
erythematosus.
?
1
A24
PRIMARY
DEPRESSIVE
EPISODE
DUE TO
SUBSTANCE USE
OR GMC, GO TO
*CURRENT
MANIC
EPISODE*
Etiological substances/medications include: alcohol
(I/W), phencyclidine (I), hallucinogens (I),
inhalants (I), opioids (I/W), sedative, hypnotics or
anxiolytics (I/W), amphetamine and other
stimulants (I/W), cocaine (I/W), antiviral agents
(etavirenz), cardiovascular agents (clonodine,
guanethidine, methyldopa, reserpine), retinoic acid
derivatives (isotretinoin), antidepressants,
anticonvulsants, anti-migraine agents (triptans),
antipsychotics, hormonal agents (corticosteroids,
oral contraceptives, gonadotropin-releasing
hormone agonists, tamoxifen), smoking cessation
agents (varenicline) and immunological agents
(interferon).
MAJOR DEPRESSIVE EPISODE CRITERIA A, B, AND
C ARE CODED “3.”
3
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
1
3
A25
CURRENT
MAJOR
DEPRESSIVE
EPISODE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
*CURRENT MANIC EPISODE*
Current Manic
Mood Episodes A
MANIC EPISODE CRITERIA
Since (1 YEAR AGO), has there been a period
of time when you were feeling so good,
“high,” excited, or “on top of the world”
that other people thought you were not
your normal self?
IF YES: What has it been like? (More
than just feeling good?)
Have you also been feeling like you
were “hyper” or “wired” and had an
unusual amount of energy? Have you
been much more active than is typical
for you? (Have other people
commented on how much you have
been doing?)
A. A distinct period [lasting at least several
IF NO: Since (1 YEAR AGO), have
days] of abnormally and persistently elevated,
you had a period of time when you
expansive, or irritable mood and abnormally
were feeling irritable, angry, or shortand persistently increased […] activity or
tempered most of the day, nearly
energy.
every day, for at least several days?
What has it been like? (Is that
different from the way you usually
Check if:
are?)
___ elevated, expansive mood
IF YES: Have you also been feeling ___ irritable mood
like you were “hyper” and had an
unusual amount of energy? Have
you been much more active than is
typical for you? (Have other
people commented on how much
you have been doing?)
How long has this lasted? (As long as 1
week?)
IF LESS THAN 1 WEEK: Did you need to go
into the hospital to protect you from
hurting yourself or someone else, or from
doing something that could have caused
serious financial or legal problems?
…lasting at least 1 week and present most of
the day, nearly every day (or any duration if
hospitalization is necessary).
NOTE: If elevated mood lasts less than 1 week,
check whether irritable mood lasts at least 1
week before skipping to A.14.
?
1
2
3
A54
GO TO *PAST
MANIC
EPISODE*
A55
A56
?
1
2
3
A57
GO TO *PAST
MANIC
EPISODE*
Have you been feeling (high/irritable/OWN
WORDS) for most of the day, nearly every
day during this time?
FOCUS ON THE MOST SEVERE WEEK IN THE
B. During the period of mood disturbance and
PAST YEAR OF THE CURRENT EPISODE FOR THE
increased energy or activity, three (or more)
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.
of the following symptoms have persisted
(four if the mood is only irritable) and have
IF UNCLEAR: During (EPISODE), when were
been present to a significant degree and
you the most (high/irritable/OWN WORDS)?
represent a noticeable change from usual
behavior:
During that time…
…how did you feel about yourself?
1. Inflated self-esteem or grandiosity.
?
1
2
3
A58
2. Decreased need for sleep (e.g., feels
rested after only 3 hours of sleep).
?
1
2
3
A59
(More self-confident than usual? Did you
feel much smarter or better than everyone
else? Did you feel like you had any special
powers or abilities?)
…did you need less sleep than usual?
(How much sleep did you get?)
IF YES: Did you still feel rested?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Current Manic
Mood Episodes A
During that time…
…were you much more talkative than
usual? (Did people have trouble stopping
you or understanding you? Did people
have trouble getting a word in edgewise?)
3. More talkative than usual or pressure to
keep talking.
?
1
2
3
A60
…did you have thoughts racing through
your head? (What was that like?)
4. Flight of ideas or subjective experience that
thoughts are racing.
?
1
2
3
A61
…were you so easily distracted by things
around you that you had trouble
concentrating or staying on one track?
(Give me an example of that.)
5. Distractibility (i.e., attention too easily
drawn to unimportant or irrelevant external
stimuli) as reported or observed.
?
1
2
3
A62
…how did you spend your time? (Work,
friends, hobbies? Were you especially busy
during that time?)
6. Increase in goal-directed activity (either
socially, at work or school, or sexually) or
psychomotor agitation (i.e., purposeless
non-goal-directed activity).
?
1
2
3
A63
(Did you find yourself more enthusiastic at
work or working harder at your job? What
about being more engaged in school
activities or studying harder?)
Check if:
___ increase in activity
A64
A65
___ psychomotor agitation
(Were you more sociable during that time,
such as calling on friends or going out with
them more than you usually do or making a
lot of new friends?)
(Were you spending more time thinking
about sex or involved in doing something
sexual, by yourself or with others? Was
that a big change for you?)
Were you physically restless during this
time, doing things like pacing a lot, or
being unable to sit still? (How bad was it?)
…were you doing anything that could have
caused trouble for you or your family?
(Spending money on things you didn’t need
or couldn’t afford? How about giving away
money or valuable things? Gambling with
money you couldn’t afford to lose?)
7. Excessive involvement in activities that
have a high potential for painful
consequences (e.g., engaging in
unrestrained buying sprees, sexual
indiscretions, or foolish business
investments).
?
1
2
3
A66
(Anything sexual that was likely to get you
in trouble? Driving recklessly?)
(Did you make any risky or impulsive
business investments or get involved in a
business scheme that you wouldn’t
normally have done?)
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Current Manic
Mood Episodes A
AT LEAST THREE “B” SXS ARE CODED “3” (FOUR
IF MOOD ONLY IRRITABLE).
1
3
A67
3
A68
GO TO *PAST
MANIC
EPISODE*
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have these
(MANIC SXS) had on your life?
IF UNKNOWN: Have you needed to go into
the hospital to protect you from hurting
yourself or someone else, or from doing
something that could have caused
serious financial or legal problems?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION C.
C. The mood disturbance is sufficiently severe to
cause marked impairment in social or
occupational functioning or to necessitate
hospitalization to prevent harm to self or
others, or there are psychotic features.
?
1
2
GO TO *PAST
MANIC
EPISODE*
NOTE: Code “3” if psychotic symptoms have
been present. You may need to return here to
recode after screening for psychotic symptoms in
Module B.
DESCRIBE:
How have (MANIC SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Have (MANIC SXS) caused
you any problems in your relationships
with your family, romantic partner or
friends?)
How have (MANIC SXS) affected your work/
school? (How about your attendance at
work or school? Did [MANIC SXS] make it
more difficult to do your work/
schoolwork? How have [MANIC SXS]
affected the quality of your work/
schoolwork?)
How have (MANIC SXS) affected your ability
to take care of things at home?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Current Manic
Mood Episodes A
D. [Primary Manic Episode:] The episode is not
attributable to the physiological effects of a
substance (i.e., a drug of abuse, medication) or
to another medical condition.
IF UNKNOWN: When did this period of
being (high/irritable/OWN WORDS)
begin?
?
1
3
A69
PRIMARY
MANIC
EPISODE
Just before this began, were you
physically ill?
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
Just before this began, were you taking
any medications?
IF YES: Any change in the amount
you were taking?
Just before this began, were you
drinking or using any drugs?
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT MANIA MAY
BE SECONDARY (I.E., A DIRECT PHYSIOLOGICAL
CONSEQUENCE OF A GMC OR SUBSTANCE), GO
TO *GMC/SUBSTANCE* A.41 AND RETURN
HERE TO MAKE A RATING OF “1” OR “3.”
DUE TO
SUBSTANCE
USE OR GMC,
GO TO *PAST
MANIC
EPISODE*
NOTE: A full Manic Episode that emerges during
antidepressant treatment (e.g., medication,
electroconvulsive therapy) but persists at a fully
syndromal level beyond the physiological effect of
that treatment is sufficient evidence for a Manic
Episode and, therefore, a Bipolar I diagnosis.
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
Etiological medical conditions include: Alzheimer’s
disease, vascular dementia, HIV-induced dementia,
Huntington’s disease, Lewy body disease, WernickeKorsakoff, Cushing’s disease, multiple sclerosis, ALS,
Parkinson’s disease, Pick’s disease, Creutzfelt-Jakob
disease, stroke, traumatic brain injuries,
hyperthyroidism
Etiological substances/medications include: alcohol
(I/W), phencyclidine (I), hallucinogens (I),
sedatives, hypnotics, anxiolytics (I/W),
amphetamines (I/W), cocaine (I/W), corticosteroids,
androgens, isoniazid, levodopa, interferon alpha,
varenicline, procarbazine, clarithromycin,
ciprofloxacin
.
MANIC EPISODE CRITERIA A, B, C, AND D ARE
CODED “3.”
1
3
A70
CURRENT
MANIC
EPISODE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Past Manic
Mood Episodes A
*PAST MANIC EPISODE*
MANIC EPISODE CRITERIA
NOTE: IF CURRENTLY ELEVATED OR
IRRITABLE MOOD BUT FULL CRITERIA ARE
NOT MET FOR A MANIC EPISODE,
SUBSTITUTE THE PHRASE “Has there ever
been another time …” IN EACH OF THE
SCREENING QUESTIONS BELOW.
IF CURRENT MAJOR DEPRESSIVE
EPISODE HAS BEEN CONFIRMED, GO TO
*CURRENT PERSISTENT DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER*
Have you ever had a period of time when
you were feeling so good, “high,”
excited, or “on top of the world” that
other people thought you were not your
normal self?
IF YES: What was it like? (Was that
more than just feeling good?) Did
you also feel like you were “hyper”
or “wired” and had an unusual
amount of energy? Were you much
more active than is typical for you?
(Did other people comment on how
much you were doing?)
A. A distinct period [lasting at least several days]
IF NO: Have you ever had a period
of abnormally and persistently elevated,
of time when you were feeling
expansive or irritable mood and abnormally
irritable, angry, or short-tempered
and persistently increased […] activity or
for most of the day, every day, for
energy.
at least several days? What was
that like? (Was that different from
the way you usually are?)
Check if:
IF YES: Did you also feel like you
were “hyper” or “wired” and had
an unusual amount of energy?
Were you much more active than
is typical for you? (Did other
people comment on how much
you were doing?)
___ elevated, expansive mood
?
1
2
3
GO TO
*CURRENT
PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER*
A92
A93
A94
___ irritable mood
When was that?
How long did that last? (As long as 1
week?)
IF LESS THAN 1 WEEK: Did you need to
go into the hospital to protect you
from hurting yourself or someone
else, or from doing something that
could have caused serious financial
or legal problems?)
…lasting at least 1 week and present most of
the day, nearly every day (or any duration if
hospitalization is necessary).
NOTE: If elevated mood lasts less than 1 week,
check whether irritable mood lasts at least 1 week
before skipping to A.23.
?
1
2
3
A95
GO TO
*CURRENT
PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER*
NOTE: If there is evidence for more than one past
Did you feel (high/irritable/OWN WORDS)
episode, select the worst episode that occurred in
for most of the day, nearly every day
the prior year; if none of the past episodes
during this time?
occurred in the prior year, select the worst episode
that occurred regardless of the time it occurred.
Have you had more than one time like
that? (Which time was the most
extreme?)
IF UNCLEAR: Have you had any times like
that in the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO)?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Past Manic
Mood Episodes A
FOCUS ON THE WORST PERIOD OF THE
B. During the period of mood disturbance and
EPISODE THAT YOU ARE INQUIRING ABOUT.
increased energy or activity, three (or more) of
the following symptoms have persisted (four if
the mood is only irritable) and have been
IF UNCLEAR: During (EPISODE), when
present to a significant degree and represent a
were you the most (high/irritable/OWN
noticeable change from usual behavior:
WORDS)?
During that time…
…how did you feel about yourself? (More
self-confident than usual? Did you feel
much smarter or better than everyone
else? Did you feel like you had any
special powers or abilities?)
1. Inflated self-esteem or grandiosity.
?
1
2
3
A96
…did you need less sleep than usual?
(How much sleep did you get?)
2. Decreased need for sleep (e.g., feels rested
after only 3 hours of sleep).
?
1
2
3
A97
…were you much more talkative than
usual? (Did people have trouble
stopping you or understanding you?
Did people have trouble getting a word
in edgewise?)
3. More talkative than usual or pressure to keep
talking.
?
1
2
3
A98
…did you have thoughts racing through
your head? (What was that like?)
4. Flight of ideas or subjective experience that
thoughts are racing.
?
1
2
3
A99
…were you so easily distracted by things
around you that you had trouble
concentrating or staying on one track?
(Give me an example of that.)
5. Distractibility (i.e., attention too easily drawn
to unimportant or irrelevant external stimuli)
as reported or observed.
?
1
2
3
A100
…how did you spend your time? (Work,
friends, hobbies? Were you especially
busy during that time?)
6. Increase in goal-directed activity (either
socially, at work or school, or sexually) or
psychomotor agitation (i.e., purposeless
non-goal-directed activity).
?
1
2
3
A101
IF YES: Did you still feel rested?
(Did you find yourself more enthusiastic
at work or working harder at your job?
Did you find yourself more engaged in
school activities or studying harder?)
Check if:
A102
A103
___ increase in activity
___ psychomotor agitation
(Were you more sociable during that
time, such as calling on friends or going
out with them more than you usually do
or making a lot of new friends?)
(Were you spending more time thinking
about sex or involved in doing something
sexual, by yourself or with others? Was
that a big change for you?)
Were you physically restless during this
time, doing things like pacing a lot, or
being unable to sit still?
(How bad was it?)
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Past Manic
Mood Episodes A
During that time…
…did you do anything that could have
caused trouble for you or your family?
(Spending money on things you didn’t
need or couldn’t afford? How about
giving away money or valuable things?
Gambling with money you couldn’t
afford to lose?)
7. Excessive involvement in activities which have
a high potential for painful consequences
(e.g., engaging in unrestrained buying sprees,
sexual indiscretions, or foolish business
investments)
?
1
2
3
A104
3
A105
(Anything sexual that was likely to get
you in trouble? Driving recklessly?)
(Did you make any risky or impulsive
business investments or get involved in
a business scheme that you wouldn’t
normally have done?)
AT LEAST THREE “B” SXS ARE CODED “3” (FOUR IF
MOOD ONLY IRRITABLE).
1
GO TO *CURRENT PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER*
CONTINUE
ON NEXT
PAGE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Past Manic
Mood Episodes A
C. The mood disturbance is sufficiently severe to
cause marked impairment in social or
occupational functioning or to necessitate
hospitalization to prevent harm to self or others
IF UNKNOWN: Did you need to go into the
or there are psychotic features.
hospital to protect you from hurting
yourself or someone else, or from doing
something that could have caused
serious financial or legal problems?
IF UNKNOWN: What effect did these
(MANIC SXS) have on your life?
?
1
2
3
A106
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RATE CRITERION C.
How did (MANIC SXS) affect your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Did (MANIC SXS) cause
you any problems in your relationships
with your family, romantic partner or
friends?)
How did (MANIC SXS) affect your
work/school? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Did
[MANIC SXS] make it more difficult to do
your work/schoolwork? How did [MANIC
SXS] affect the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How did (MANIC SXS) affect your ability
to take care of things at home?
CONTINUE
ON NEXT
PAGE
GO TO *CURRENT PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER*
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Just before this began, were you
physically ill?
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
Just before this began, were you taking
any medications?
Just before this began, were you
drinking or using any drugs?
Mood Episodes A
D. [Primary Manic Episode:] The episode is not
attributable to the physiological effects of a
substance (e.g., a drug of abuse, medication)
or to another medical condition.
IF UNKNOWN: When did this period of
being (high/irritable/OWN WORDS)
begin?
IF YES: Any change in the amount
you were taking?
Past Manic
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT THE
MANIA MAY BE SECONDARY (I.E., A DIRECT
PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCE OF GMC OR
SUBSTANCE), GO TO *GMC/SUBSTANCE*
A.41, AND RETURN HERE TO MAKE A RATING
OF “1” OR “3.”
?
1
3
DUE TO
SUBSTANCE
USE OR GMC
A107
PRIMARY
MANIC
EPISODE
NOTE: A full Manic Episode that emerges during
antidepressant treatment (e.g., medication,
electroconvulsive therapy) but persists at a fully
syndromal level beyond the physiological effect
of that treatment is sufficient evidence for a
Manic Episode and, therefore a Bipolar I
diagnosis.
NOTE: Refer to lists of etiological medical
conditions and substances/medications on page
A.13.
GO TO *CURRENT PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER*
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
.
MANIC EPISODE CRITERIA A, B, C, AND D ARE
CODED “3.”
1
3
A108
PAST
MANIC
EPISODE
GO TO *CURRENT
PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER*
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)Current Persistent Depressive Disorder Mood Episodes A
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
*CURRENT PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER*
Current Persistent Depressive
Mood Episodes A
CURRENT PERSISTENT DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER CRITERIA
A139
IF THERE HAS EVER BEEN A MANIC OR HYPOMANIC EPISODE, CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO THE NEXT MODULE
Since (1 YEAR AGO), have you been
bothered by depressed mood most of
the day, more days than not? (More
than half of the time?)
A. Depressed mood for most of the day, for more
days than not, as indicated either by subjective
account or observation by others, for at least 2
years. NOTE: in adolescents, mood can be
irritable and duration must be at least 1 year.
IF YES: What has that been like?
During these periods of (OWN WORDS
FOR CHRONIC DEPRESSION) did you
often…
?
1
2
3
A140
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
B. Presence, while depressed, of two (or more) of
the following:
…lose your appetite? (What about
overeating?)
1. Poor appetite or overeating.
?
1
2
3
A141
…have trouble sleeping or sleep too
much?
2. Insomnia or hypersomnia.
?
1
2
3
A142
…have little energy to do things or feel
tired a lot?
3. Low energy or fatigue.
?
1
2
3
A143
…feel down on yourself? (Feel
worthless, or a failure?)
4. Low self-esteem.
?
1
2
3
A144
…have trouble concentrating or making
decisions?
5. Poor concentration or difficulty making
decisions.
?
1
2
3
A145
…feel hopeless?
6. Feelings of hopelessness.
?
1
2
3
A146
?
1
2
3
A147
3
A148
3
A149
AT LEAST TWO “B” SYMPTOMS ARE CODED “3.”
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
Since (1 YEAR AGO), what was the
longest period of time that you felt OK
(NO DYSTHYMIC SYMPTOMS)?
C. During the 1-year period of the disturbance, the
individual has never been without the symptoms
in Criteria A and B for more than 2 months at a
time.
1
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
NOTE: Code “1” if normal mood for more than 2
months at a time.
E. There has never been a Manic Episode or a
Hypomanic Episode, and criteria have never
been met for Cyclothymic disorder.
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
1
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
IF NOT ALREADY CLEAR, RETURN TO THIS
ITEM AFTER COMPLETING THE PSYCHOTIC
DISORDERS SECTION.
Current Persistent Depressive
F. The disturbance is not better explained by a
persistent Schizoaffective Disorder,
Schizophrenia, Delusional Disorder, or Other
Specified or Unspecified Schizophrenia Spectrum
or Other Psychotic Disorder.
Mood Episodes A
1
3
A150
3
A151
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
NOTE: Code “3” if NO chronic psychotic disorder has
been present or if NOT better explained by a chronic
psychotic disorder.
G. [Primary Persistent Depressive Disorder:] The
symptoms are not attributable to the
physiological effects of a substance (e.g., a drug
of abuse, medication) or to another medical
condition (e.g., hypothyroidism).
IF UNKNOWN: When did this begin?
Just before this began, were you
physically ill?
?
1
PRIMARY
DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
Just before this began, were you using
any medications?
IF YES: Any change in the amount you
were using?
Just before this began, were you
drinking or using any drugs?
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT THE
DEPRESSION MAY BE SECONDARY (I.E., A
DIRECT PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCE OF
GMC OR SUBSTANCE), GO TO *GMC/
SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION* A.45, AND
RETURN HERE TO MAKE A RATING OF “1” OR
“3.”
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
NOTE: Refer to lists of etiological medical conditions
and substances/medications on page A.4.
H. The symptoms cause clinically significant distress
or impairment in social, occupational, or other
important areas of functioning.
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have these
(DEPRESSIVE SXS) had on your life?
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
?
1
2
3
A152
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RATE CRITERION H:
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your relationships or your interactions
with other people? (Has it caused you
any problems in your relationships with
your family, romantic partner or
friends?)
How have these (DEPRESSIVE SXS)
affected your work/school? (How about
your attendance at work or school?
Have [DEPRESSIVE SXS] made it more
difficult to do your work/schoolwork?
How did [DEPRESSIVE SXS] affect the
quality of your work/schoolwork?)
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your ability to take care of things at
home? How about doing simple
everyday things like getting dressed,
bathing, or brushing your teeth? How
about doing other things that are
important to you like religious activities,
physical exercise, or hobbies? Did you
avoid doing anything because you felt
like you weren’t up to it?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Current Persistent Depressive
Mood Episodes A
Have these (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
any other important part of your life?
IF DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH LIFE:
How much you been bothered or upset
by having (DEPRESSIVE SXS)?
PERSISTENT DEPRESSIVE DISORDER CRITERIA A,
B, C, D, E, F, G, AND H ARE CODED “3.”
1
3
A153
CURRENT
PERSISTENT
DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER
A154
Indicate onset specifier:
1 – Early onset: onset before age 21
2 – Late onset: onset age 21 or older
Specify if (for most recent 2 years of Persistent Depressive Disorder):
A155
NOTE: Additional information about onset and offset of Major Depressive Episodes
during the past 2 years may be needed to evaluate this specifier.
___ With pure dysthymic syndrome: Full criteria for a Major Depressive
Episode have not been met in at least the preceding 2 years.
___ With persistent Major Depressive Episode: Full criteria for a Major
Depressive Episode have been met throughout the preceding 2-year period.
___ With intermittent Major Depressive Episodes, with current episode:
Full criteria for a Major Depressive Episode are currently met, but there have
been periods of at least 8 weeks in at least the preceding 2 years with
symptoms below the threshold for a full Major Depressive Episode.
___ With intermittent Major Depressive Episodes, without current
episode: Full criteria for a Major Depressive Episode are not currently met,
but there has been one or more Major Depressive Episodes in at least the
preceding 2 years.
Specify if:
A156
IF UNKNOWN: Have there been any
panic attacks in the past month?
___
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)Bipolar Due to AMC
Mood Episodes A
*GMC/SUBSTANCE CAUSING BIPOLAR AND RELATED SYMPTOMS*
*BIPOLAR AND RELATED DISORDER DUE
TO ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION*
BIPOLAR AND RELATED DISORDER DUE TO
ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION CRITERIA
A193
IF SYMPTOMS NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH A GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITION, CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO
*SUBSTANCE-INDUCED BIPOLAR AND RELATED DISORDER* A.43.
A.
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED.
Did the (BIPOLAR SXS) change after (GMC)
began? Did (BIPOLAR SXS) start or get
much worse only after (GMC) began?
How long after (GMC) began did (BIPOLAR
SXS) start or get much worse?
IF GMC HAS RESOLVED: Did the (BIPOLAR
SXS) get better once the (GMC) got
better?
A prominent and persistent period of
abnormally elevated, expansive, or irritable
mood and abnormally increased activity or
energy that predominates in the clinical
picture.
?
1
B/C. There is evidence from the history, physical
examination, or laboratory findings that the
disturbance is the direct physiological
consequence of another medical condition
and the disturbance is not better accounted
for by another mental disorder.
?
1
2
3
A194
3
A195
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
A.43
NOTE: The following factors should be considered
and, if present, support the conclusion that a
general medical condition is etiologic to the bipolar
symptoms.
1) There is evidence from the literature of a wellestablished association between the general
medical condition and the bipolar symptoms.
(Refer to list of etiological medical conditions
on page A.13.)
2) There is a close temporal relationship between
the course of the bipolar symptoms and the
course of the general medical condition.
3) The bipolar symptoms are characterized by
unusual presenting features (e.g., late age-atonset).
4) The absence of alternative explanations (e.g.,
bipolar symptoms as a psychological reaction
to the stress of being diagnosed with a general
medical condition).
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)Bipolar Due to AMC
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have (BIPOLAR
SXS) had on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RATE CRITERION E:
Mood Episodes A
E. The disturbance causes clinically significant
distress or impairment in social, occupational,
or other important areas of functioning or
necessitates hospitalization to prevent harm to
self or others, or there are psychotic features.
How have (BIPOLAR SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Have they caused you
any problems in your relationships with
your family, romantic partner or
friends?)
?
1
2
3
A196
3
A197
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
A.43
How have they affected your work/
school? (How about your attendance at
work or school? Have they affected the
quality of your work/schoolwork?)
How did (BIPOLAR SXS) affect your ability
to take care of things at home? Did you
need to go into the hospital to protect
you from hurting yourself or someone
else, or from doing something that could
have caused serious financial or legal
problems?
Have (BIPOLAR SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have (BIPOLAR SXS) bothered or
upset you?
NOTE: The D criterion (delirium rule-out) has been
omitted.
BIPOLAR DISORDER DUE TO AMC CRITERIA A,
B/C, AND E ARE CODED “3.”
1
BIPOLAR
DISORDER
DUE TO AMC
Check here ___ if current
in the past month.
A198
A199
Specify if:
1 - With manic features: Full criteria are
not met for a manic or hypomanic
episode.
2 - With manic- or hypomanic-like
episode: Full criteria are met except
Criterion D for a manic episode or
except Criterion F for a hypomanic
episode.
3 - With mixed features: Symptoms of
depression are also present but do not
predominate in the clinical picture.
CONTINUE ON NEXT PAGE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)Substance-Induced Bipolar
*SUBSTANCE-/MEDICATION-INDUCED
BIPOLAR DISORDER*
Mood Episodes A
SUBSTANCE-/MEDICATION-INDUCED
BIPOLAR DISORDER CRITERIA
IF SYMPTOMS ARE NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE,
CHECK HERE ___ AND RETURN TO EPISODE BEING EVALUATED, CONTINUING WITH THE ITEM
FOLLOWING “SYMPTOMS ARE NOT ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF A
SUBSTANCE OR ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION” (SEE PAGE NUMBERS IN BOX TO THE RIGHT).
PAGE TO RETURN TO IN
EPISODE BEING
EVALUATED:
A200
Current Manic
A.13
Past Manic
A.22
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED.
A. A prominent and persistent disturbance in mood
that predominates in the clinical picture and is
characterized by elevated, expansive, or
irritable mood, with or without depressed mood,
or markedly diminished interest or pleasure in
all, or almost all activities.
?
1
2
3
A201
IF UNKNOWN: When did the (BIPOLAR
SXS) begin? Were you already using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) or had you
just stopped or cut down your use?
B. There is evidence from the history, physical
examination, or laboratory findings of both (1)
and (2):
?
1
2
3
A202
IF UNKNOWN: How much (SUBSTANCE/
MEDICATION) were you using when you
began to have (BIPOLAR SXS)?
1. The symptoms in criterion A developed
during or soon after substance intoxication
or withdrawal or exposure to a medication.
NOT SUBSTANCEINDUCED. RETURN
TO EPISODE BEING
EVALUATED
2. The involved substance/medication is
capable of producing the symptoms in
Criterion A. NOTE: Refer to list of etiological
substances/medications on page A.13.
ASK ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
AS NEEDED TO RULE OUT A NONSUBSTANCE-INDUCED ETIOLOGY.
IF UNKNOWN: Which came first, the
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE) or the
(BIPOLAR SXS)?
C. The disturbance is NOT better accounted for by
a bipolar or related disorder that is not
substance-induced. Such evidence of an
independent bipolar or related disorder could
include the following:
?
1
3
A203
RETURN TO
EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
NOTE: The following three statements constitute
evidence that the bipolar symptoms are not
substance-induced. Code “1” if any are true. Code
“3” only if none are true.
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had a period
of time when you stopped using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION)?
1) The symptoms precede the onset of the
substance/medication use;
IF YES: After you stopped using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) did the
(BIPOLAR SXS) go away or get
better?
2) The symptoms persist for a substantial period of
time (e.g., about 1 month) after the cessation
of acute withdrawal or severe intoxication; or
IF YES: How long did it take for
them to get better? Did they go
away within a month of
stopping?
3) There is other evidence suggesting the
existence of an independent non-substance/
medication-induced bipolar and related disorder
(e.g., a history of recurrent non-substance/
medication-related episodes).
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had any other
episodes of (BIPOLAR SXS)?
IF YES: How many? Were you using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) at those
times?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)Substance-Induced Bipolar
Mood Episodes A
E. The symptoms cause clinically significant
distress or impairment in social, occupational, or
other important areas of functioning.
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have
(BIPOLAR SXS) had on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RATE CRITERION E:
NOTE: The D criterion (delirium rule-out) has been
omitted.
?
1
2
3
A204
3
A205
RETURN TO
EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
How have (BIPOLAR SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Have they caused you
any problems in your relationships with
your family, romantic partner, or
friends?)
How have (BIPOLAR SXS) affected your
work/school? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Have
they affected the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How did (BIPOLAR SXS) affect your
ability to take care of things at home?
Have you needed to go into the hospital
to protect you from hurting yourself or
someone else, or from doing something
that could have caused serious financial
or legal problems?
Have (BIPOLAR SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have (BIPOLAR SX) bothered or
upset you?
SUBSTANCE-INDUCED BIPOLAR DISORDER
CRITERIA A, B, C, AND E ARE CODED “3.”
1
SUBSTANCE-/
MEDICATIONINDUCED BIPOLAR
DISORDER
Check here ___ if current in the past
month.
Indicate context of development of
mood symptoms:
A206
A207
1 – With onset during intoxication
2 – With onset during withdrawal
RETURN TO EPISODE BEING EVALUATED
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Depressive Disorder Due to AMC
Mood Episodes A
*GMC/SUBSTANCE CAUSING DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS*
*DEPRESSIVE DISORDER DUE TO
ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION*
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER DUE TO ANOTHER
MEDICAL CONDITION CRITERIA
A208
IF SYMPTOMS NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH A GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITION, CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO
*SUBSTANCE-INDUCED DEPRESSIVE DISORDER* A.48
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED.
A.
A prominent and persistent period of
depressed mood or markedly diminished
interest or pleasure in all, or almost all,
activities that predominates in the clinical
picture.
B./C. There is evidence from the history, physical
examination, or laboratory findings that the
disturbance is the direct physiological
consequence of another medical condition and
the disturbance is not better accounted for by
another mental disorder.
Did the (DEPRESSIVE SXS) change after
(GMC) began? Did (DEPRESSIVE SXS)
start or get much worse only after
(GMC) began? How long after (GMC)
began did (DEPRESSIVE SXS) start or
get much worse?
IF GMC HAS RESOLVED: Did the
(DEPRESSIVE SXS) get better once the
(GMC) got better?
?
1
?
1
2
3
A209
3
A210
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
A.48
NOTE: The following factors should be considered
and, if present, support the conclusion that a general
medical condition is etiologic to the depressive
symptoms.
1) There is evidence from the literature of a wellestablished association between the general
medical condition and the depressive symptoms.
(Refer to list of etiological general medical
conditions on page A.4.)
2) There is a close temporal relationship between
the course of the depressive symptoms and the
course of the general medical condition.
3) The depressive symptoms are characterized by
unusual presenting features (e.g., late age-atonset).
4) The absence of alternative explanations (e.g.,
depressive symptoms as a psychological reaction
to the stress of being diagnosed with a general
medical condition).
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Depressive Disorder Due to AMC
E. The disturbance causes clinically significant
distress or impairment in social, occupational, or
other important areas of functioning.
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have
(DEPRESSIVE SX) had on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RATE CRITERION E:
Mood Episodes A
?
1
2
3
A211
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
A.48
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your relationships or your interactions
with other people? (Have they caused
you any problems in your relationships
with your family, romantic partner, or
friends?)
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your work/school? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Have
they affected the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected
your ability to take care of things at
home? How about doing simple
everyday things like getting dressed,
bathing, or brushing your teeth? How
about doing other things that are
important to you like religious activities,
physical exercise, or hobbies? Did you
avoid doing anything because you felt
like you weren’t up to it?
Have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected any
other important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) bothered
or upset you?
NOTE: The D criterion (delirium rule-out) has been
omitted.
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Depressive Disorder Due to AMC
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER DUE TO AMC CRITERIA A,
B/C, AND E ARE CODED “3.”
Mood Episodes A
1
3
A212
DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER
DUE TO AMC
Check here ___ if current in the
past month.
Specify if:
A213
A214
1 - With depressive features: Full criteria are
not met for a major depressive episode.
2 - With major depressive–like episode:
Full criteria are met (except Criterion C) for
a major depressive episode.
3 - With mixed features: Symptoms of mania
or hypomania are also present but do not
predominate in the clinical picture.
CONTINUE ON NEXT PAGE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
*SUBSTANCE-/MEDICATION-INDUCED
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER*
Substance-Induced Depressive
SUBSTANCE-/MEDICATION-INDUCED
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER CRITERIA
IF SYMPTOMS NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE, CHECK
HERE ___ AND RETURN TO EPISODE BEING EVALUATED, CONTINUING WITH THE ITEM
FOLLOWING “SYMPTOMS ARE NOT ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF A
SUBSTANCE OR ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION” (SEE PAGE NUMBERS IN BOX TO THE
RIGHT).
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED.
Mood Episodes A
PAGE TO RETURN TO IN
EPISODE BEING EVALUATED:
Current MDE
?
IF UNKNOWN: When did the
B. There is evidence from the history, physical
(DEPRESSIVE SXS) begin? Were you
examination, or laboratory findings of both
already using (SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION)
(1) and (2):
or had you just stopped or cut down
your use?
1. The symptoms in criterion A developed
during or soon after substance intoxication
IF UNKNOWN: How much (SUBSTANCE/
or withdrawal or exposure to a medication
MEDICATION) were you using when you
began to have (DEPRESSIVE SXS)?
2. The involved substance/medication is
capable of producing the symptoms in
Criterion A. NOTE: refer to list of
etiological substances/medications on
page A.4.
?
ASK ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RULE OUT A NON-SUBSTANCEINDUCED ETIOLOGY.
IF UNKNOWN: Which came first, the
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE) or the
(DEPRESSIVE SXS)?
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had a period of
time when you stopped using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION)?
A.4
Current Persistent
Depressive Disorder
A. A prominent and persistent disturbance in
mood that predominates in the clinical picture
and is characterized by depressed mood or
markedly diminished interest or pleasure in
all, or almost all, activities
1
1
A215
A.31
2
3
A216
2
3
A217
NOT SUBSTANCEINDUCED.RETURN
TO EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
C. The disturbance is NOT better accounted for
by a depressive disorder that is not substanceinduced. Such evidence of an independent
depressive disorder could include the
following:
NOTE: The following three statements constitute
evidence that the depressive symptoms are not
substance-induced. Code “1” if any are true.
Code “3” only if none are true.
?
1
3
A218
RETURN TO
EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
1) The symptoms precede the onset of the
substance/medication use;
IF YES: After you stopped using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) did the
(DEPRESSIVE SXS) go away or get
better?
2) The symptoms persist for a substantial period
of time (e.g., about 1 month) after the
cessation of acute withdrawal or severe
IF YES: How long did it take for them
intoxication; or
to get better? Did they go away
3) There is other evidence suggesting the
within a month of stopping?
existence of an independent non-substance/
medication-induced depressive disorder (e.g.,
a history of recurrent non-substance/
medication-related episodes).
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had any other
episodes of (DEPRESSIVE SXS)?
IF YES: How many? Were you using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) at those
times?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Substance-Induced Depressive
Mood Episodes A
E. The symptoms cause clinically significant
distress or impairment in social, occupational,
or other important areas of functioning.
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have
(DEPRESSIVE SXS) had on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION E:
NOTE: the D criterion (delirium rule-out) has been
omitted.
?
1
2
3
A219
RETURN TO
EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Have they caused you any
problems in your relationships with your
family, romantic partner or friends?)
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected your
work/school? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Have they
affected the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected your
ability to take care of things at home?
How about doing simple everyday things
like getting dressed, bathing, or brushing
your teeth? How about doing other things
that are important to you like religious
activities, physical exercise, or hobbies?
Did you avoid doing anything because you
felt like you weren’t up to it?
Have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have (DEPRESSIVE SXS) bothered or
upset you?
SUBSTANCE-INDUCED DEPRESSIVE DISORDER
CRITERIA A, B, C, AND E ARE CODED “3.”
1
3
A220
SUBSTANCE/MEDICATIONINDUCED DEPRESSIVE
DISORDER
A221
Check here ___ if current in
the past month
Indicate context of development of
mood symptoms:
A222
1 – With onset during intoxication
2 – With onset during withdrawal
RETURN TO EPISODE BEING EVALUATED
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
?=inadequate information
Substance-Induced Depressive
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
Mood Episodes A
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Psychotic Symptoms
Psychotic Screening B/C.44
B/C. PSYCHOTIC SCREENING MODULE
NOTE: This module is for coding psychotic and associated symptoms that have been present in the past year. It can be used for
settings in which cases with primary psychotic symptoms are to be excluded i.e., psychotic symptoms that are not due to
substance/medication use or to a general medical condition) and/or psychotic symptoms that occur outside the context of a Major
Depressive or Manic Episode.
For each psychotic symptom coded “3,” describe the actual content and indicate the period of time during which the symptom was
present. Moreover, for any psychotic symptom coded “3.” determine whether the symptom is definitely “primary” or whether there is
a possible or definite etiological substance (including medication) or general medical condition. Refer to page B/C.6 for a list of
possible etiological general medical conditions and substances/medications.
The following questions may be useful if the Overview has not already provided the information.
Just before (PSYCHOTIC SXS) began, were you using drugs? ...were you taking any medications? ...did you drink much
more than usual or stop drinking after you had been drinking a lot for a while? ...were you physically ill?
IF YES TO ANY: Has there been a time in the past year when you had (PSYCHOTIC SXS) and were not (USING
DRUGS/TAKING MEDICATION/CHANGING YOUR DRINKING HABITS/ILL)?
DELUSIONS
Now I’d like to ask you about unusual
A false belief based on incorrect inference about external reality
experiences that people sometimes have. that is firmly held despite what almost everyone else believes and
despite what constitutes incontrovertible and obvious proof or
evidence to the contrary. The belief is not one ordinarily accepted
by other members of the person’s culture or subculture. When a
false belief involves a value judgment, it is regarded as a delusion
only when the judgment is so extreme as to defy credibility. Code
overvalued ideas (unreasonable and sustained beliefs that are
maintained with less than delusional intensity) as “2.”
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), has it Delusion of reference, i.e., events, objects, or
seemed like people were talking about
other persons in the individual’s immediate
you or taking special notice of you?
environment are seen as having a particular and
(What do you think they were saying
unusual significance.
about you?)
IF YES: Were you convinced they were DESCRIBE:
talking about you or did you think it
might have been your imagination?
Did you ever have the feeling that
something on the radio, TV, or in a movie
was meant especially for you? (…not just
that it was particularly relevant to you,
but that it was specifically meant for you.)
Did you have the feeling that the words in
a popular song were meant to send you a
special message? (…not just that they
were particularly relevant to you, but that
they were specifically meant for you.)
Did you have the feeling that what people
were wearing was intended to send you a
special message?
Did you have the feeling that street signs
or billboards had a special meaning for
you?
?
1
1
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
2
3
3
PRIMARY
BC1
BC1a
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Psychotic Symptoms
What about anyone going out of their
way to give you a hard time, or trying to
hurt you? (Tell me about that.)
Have you had the feeling in the past year
that you were being followed, spied on,
manipulated, or plotted against?
Psychotic Screening B/C.45
Persecutory delusion, i.e., the central theme is
that one (or someone to whom one is close to) is
being attacked, harassed, cheated, persecuted, or
conspired against.
DESCRIBE:
?
1
2
1
3
BC2a
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
BC2
PRIMARY
Did you have the feeling that you were
being poisoned or that your food had been
tampered with?
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), Have Grandiose delusion, i.e., content involves
you thought that you were especially
inflated worth, power, knowledge identity, or a
important in some way,
special relationship to a deity or famous person.
or that you had special powers or
knowledge? (Tell me about that.)
DESCRIBE:
?
1
1
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have Somatic delusion, i.e., main content pertains to
you been convinced that something was
the appearance or functioning of one’s body.
very wrong with your physical health even
though your doctor said nothing was
wrong…like you had cancer or some other DESCRIBE:
disease? (Tell me about that.)
?
3
1
PRIMARY
2
1
3
BC4
BC4a
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
BC3
BC3a
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you believe that you had a special or close
relationship with a celebrity or someone
else famous?
2
PRIMARY
Did you feel that something
strange was happening to parts of your
body?
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have
you felt that you had
committed a crime or done something
terrible for which you should be
punished? (Tell me about that.)
Have you felt that something you
did, or should have done but did not do,
caused serious harm to your parents,
children, other family members, or
friends?
Delusion of guilt, i.e., a belief that a minor error
in the past will lead to disaster, or that he or she
has committed a horrible crime and should be
punished severely, or that he or she is responsible
for a disaster (e.g., an earthquake or fire) with
which there can be no possible connection
?
1
1
3
BC5
BC5a
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
DESCRIBE:
2
PRIMARY
What about feeling responsible for a
disaster such as a fire, flood, or
earthquake?
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have Jealous delusion, i.e., that one’s sexual partner
you been convinced that your spouse or
is unfaithful
partner was being unfaithful
to you?
DESCRIBE:
IF YES: How did you know they were
being unfaithful? (What clued you into
this?)
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
?
1
2
3
BC6
BC6a
1
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
3
PRIMARY
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Psychotic Symptoms
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you have a “secret admirer”
who, when you tried to contact them,
denied that they were in love with you?
(Tell me about that.)
Psychotic Screening B/C.46
Erotomanic delusion, i.e., that another person,
usually of higher status, is in love with the
individual.
IF YES: In the past year, since (1 YEAR
AGO), have you had any religious or
spiritual experiences that the other
people in your religious or spiritual
community have not experienced?
1
2
1
3
3
BC7
BC7a
DESCRIBE:
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
Were you romantically involved with
someone famous? (Tell me about that.)
Are you a religious or spiritual person?
?
Religious delusion, i.e., a delusion with a
religious or spiritual content.
?
1
PRIMARY
2
1
3
3
BC8
BC8a
DESCRIBE:
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
IF YES: Tell me about your
experiences. (What did they think
about these experiences of yours?)
PRIMARY
IF NO: Have you felt that God, the
devil, or some other spiritual being
or higher power has communicated
directly with you? (Tell me about
that. Do others in your religious or
spiritual community also have such
experiences?)
IF NO: In the past year, since (1 YEAR
AGO), have you felt that God, or the
devil or some other spiritual being or
higher power has communicated
directly with you? (Tell me about that.
Do others in your religious or spiritual
community also have such
experiences?)
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you feel that someone or something
outside yourself was controlling your
thoughts or actions against your will?
(Tell me about that.
Delusion of being controlled, i.e., feelings,
impulses, thoughts, or actions are experienced as
being under the control of some external force
rather than under one’s own control.
1
Thought insertion, i.e., that certain thoughts are
not one’s own, but rather are inserted into one’s
mind.
2
1
?
3
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
DESCRIBE:
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you feel that certain thoughts that were
not your own were put into
your head? (Tell me about that.)
?
1
BC9
BC9A
PRIMARY
2
1
3
3
BC10
BC10a
DESCRIBE:
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
What about thoughts being taken out of
your head? (Tell me about that.)
Thought withdrawal, i.e., that one’s thoughts
have been “removed” by some outside force.
DESCRIBE:
?
1
1
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
PRIMARY
2
3
3
BC11
BC11a
PRIMARY
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Psychotic Symptoms
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you feel as if your thoughts
were being broadcast out loud so that
other people could actually hear what
you were thinking? (Tell me about that.)
Psychotic Screening B/C.47
Thought broadcasting, i.e., the delusion that
one’s thoughts are being broadcast out loud so
that others can perceive them.
?
1
2
1
3
3
BC12
BC12a
DESCRIBE:
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
Other delusions (e.g., that others can read the person’s
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you believe that someone could read your mind, a delusion that one has died several years ago).
mind? (Tell me about that.)
DESCRIBE:
?
1
PRIMARY
2
1
3
BC13a
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
BC13
PRIMARY
HALLUCINATIONS
A perception-like experience with the clarity and
impact of a true perception, but without the
external stimulation of the relevant sensory organ.
The person may or may not have insight into the
nonveridical nature of the hallucination (i.e., one
hallucinating person may recognize the false
sensory experience, whereas another may be
convinced that the experience is grounded in
reality).
NOTE: Code “2” for hallucinations that are so
transient as to be without diagnostic significance.
Code “1” for hypnagogic or hypnopompic
hallucinations.
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you hear things that other
people couldn’t, such as noises, or the
voices of people whispering or talking?
(Were you awake at the time?)
IF YES: What did you hear? How often
did you hear it?
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you have visions or see things that other
people couldn’t see? (Tell me
about that. Were you awake at the
time?)
Auditory hallucinations, i.e., involving the
perception of sound, most commonly of voice)
when fully awake, heard either inside or outside of
one’s head.
DESCRIBE:
Visual hallucinations, i.e., a hallucination
involving sight, which may consist of formed
images, such as of people or of unformed images,
such as flashes of light.
1=absent or false
1
?
3
3
1
1
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
2=subthreshold
2
1
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
NOTE: DISTINGUISH FROM AN ILLUSION, I.E., DESCRIBE:
A MISPERCEPTION OF A REAL EXTERNAL
STIMULUS.
?=inadequate information
?
BC14
BC14a
PRIMARY
2
3
3
BC15
BC15a
PRIMARY
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Psychotic Symptoms
What about strange sensations on your
skin, like feeling like something is
creeping or crawling on or under your
skin? How about the feeling of being
touched or stroked? (Tell me about
that.)
Psychotic Screening B/C.48
Tactile hallucinations, i.e., a hallucination
involving the perception of being touched or of
something being under one’s skin.
?
1
Somatic hallucination, i.e., a hallucination
involving the perception of physical experience
localized within the body (e.g., a feeling of
electricity).
3
?
1
?
1
?
1
1
1
GO TO
NEXT
MODULE
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
BC17
BC17a
2
3
3
BC18
BC18a
PRIMARY
2
3
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
?
3
PRIMARY
1
DESCRIBE:
ANY ITEM CODED "3" IN "PRIMARY" SECTION
2
3
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
Olfactory hallucinations, i.e., a hallucination
involving the perception of odor
PRIMARY
1
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
How about eating or drinking something Gustatory hallucinations, i.e., a hallucination
in the past year that you thought tasted
involving the perception of taste (usually
bad or strange even though everyone else unpleasant)
who tasted it thought it was fine? (Tell
me about that.)
DESCRIBE:
?=inadequate information
BC16
DESCRIBE
DESCRIBE:
What about smelling unpleasant things
that other people couldn’t smell, like
decaying food or dead bodies? (Tell me
about that.)
3
BC16a
1
POSS/DEF
SUBST/GMC
What about having unusual sensations
inside a part of your body, like a feeling
of electricity? (Tell me about that.)
2
BC19
BC19a
PRIMARY
3
BC20
A
PRIMARY
PSYCHOTIC SX
HAS BEEN
PRESENT
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Psychotic Symptoms
Psychotic Screening B/C.49
IF A MAJOR DEPRESSIVE OR MANIC EPISODE Psychotic symptoms occur at times other than
during mood episodes.
HAS EVER BEEN PRESENT: Has there ever
been a time in the past year when you had
(PSYCHOTIC SXS) and you were not
NOTE: Code “3” if psychotic symptoms have been
(depressed/high/
present and either: 1) there have never been any
irritable/OWN WORDS)?
Major Depressive or Manic Episodes, or 2)
psychotic symptoms occurred outside of Major
Depressive or Manic Episodes. Code ‘1” if
psychotic symptoms have occurred only during
Major Depressive or Manic Episodes.
1=absent or false
1
PSYCHOTIC
MOOD DISORDER.
3
BC21
PSYCHOTIC DISORDER
LIKELY
GO TO
NEXT
MODULE
BC22
EXPLORE DETAILS AND DESCRIBE DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE:
?=inadequate information
?
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Psychotic Symptoms
Psychotic Screening B/C.50
Etiological general medical conditions include:
Neurological conditions (e.g., neoplasms, cerebrovascular disease, Huntington's disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, auditory or visual
nerve injury or impairment, deafness, migraine, central nervous system infections), endocrine conditions (e.g., hyper- and
hypothyroidism, hyper- and hypoparathyroidism, hyper- and hypoadrenocorticism), metabolic conditions (e.g., hypoxia, hypercarbia,
hypoglycemia), fluid or electrolyte imbalances, hepatic or renal diseases, and autoimmune disorders with central nervous system
involvement (e.g., systemic lupus erythematosus).
Etiological substances/medications include:
Alcohol (during intoxication or withdrawal); cannabis (during intoxication); hallucinogens (during intoxication), phencyclidine (and
related substances (during intoxication); inhalants (during intoxication); sedatives, hypnotics, and anxiolytics (during intoxication or
withdrawal); and stimulants (including cocaine) (during intoxication);
Other substances and medications that can cause psychotic symptoms include anesthetics and analgesics, anticholinergic agents,
anticonvulsants, antihistamines, antihypertensive and cardiovascular medications, antimicrobial medications, antiparkinsonian
medications, chemotherapeutic agents (e.g., cyclosporine, procarbazine), corticosteroids, gastrointestinal medications, muscle
relaxants, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, other over-the-counter medications (e.g., phenylephrine, pseudoephedrine),
antidepressant medication, and disulfiram. Toxins include anticholinesterase, organophosphate insecticides, sarin and other nerve
gases, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and volatile substances such as fuel or paint.
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Trauma Hx Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L
L. TRAUMA- AND STRESSOR-RELATED DISORDERS
TRAUMA HISTORY
I’d now like to ask about some things that may have happened to you that may have been extremely upsetting.
People often find that talking about these experiences can be helpful. I’ll start by asking if these experiences apply
to you, and if so, I’ll ask you to briefly describe what happened and how you felt at the time.
SCREEN FOR EACH TYPE OF TRAUMA USING QUESTIONS BELOW; THEN, ON PAGES L.2–L.5 REVIEW AND INQUIRE IN DETAIL
FIRST FOR ANY EVENTS OCCURRING IN THE PAST MONTH AND THEN FOR UP TO THREE PAST EVENTS (E.G., THREE WORST
EVENTS, THREE MOST RECENT EVENTS, ETC.)
Have you ever been in a life-threatening situation like a major disaster or fire, combat, or a serious car or workrelated accident?
L1
What about being physically or sexually assaulted or abused, or threatened with physical or sexual assault?
L2
How about seeing another person being physically or sexually assaulted or abused, or threatened with physical or
sexual assault?
L3
Have you ever seen another person killed or dead, or badly hurt?
L4
How about learning that one of these things happened to someone you are close to?
L5
L6
IF UNKNOWN: Have you ever been the victim of a serious crime?
IF NO EVENTS ENDORSED: What would you say has been the most stressful or traumatic experience you have had
over your life?
IF NO EVENTS ACKNOWLEDGED, CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO *ADJUSTMENT DISORDER* L.20. OTHERWISE CONTINUE
ON NEXT PAGE.
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
L7
L8
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Trauma Hx Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L
Did any of these happen in the past month, since (1 MONTH AGO)?
IF YES: ASSESS THE TRAUMATIC EVENT IN PAST MONTH USING THE QUESTIONS BELOW.
IF NO: CONTINUE ON TOP OF PAGE L.3.
DETAILS FOR EVENT IN PAST
MONTH
Description of traumatic event:
L9
IF DIRECT EXPOSURE TO TRAUMA:
What happened? Were you afraid of
dying or being seriously hurt? Were
you seriously hurt?
________________________________
________________________________
Indicate type of traumatic event: (check all that apply)
IF WITNESSED TRAUMATIC EVENT
HAPPENING TO OTHERS:
What happened? What did you see?
How close were you to (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)? Were you concerned about
your own safety?
IF LEARNED ABOUT TRAUMATIC EVENT:
What happened? Who did it involve?
(How close [emotionally] were you to
them? Did it involve violence, suicide
or a bad accident?)
L10
___ Death, actual
___ Death, threatened
L11
___ Serious Injury, actual
L12
___ Serious injury, threatened
L13
___ Sexual violence, actual
L14
___ Sexual violence, threatened
L15
Indicate mode of exposure to traumatic event: (check all that apply)
L16
___ Directly experienced
___ Witnessed happening to others in person
L17
___ Learning about actual or threatened violence or accidental death of a
close family member or friend
L18
___ Repeated or extreme exposure to aversive details of traumatic events L19
(e.g., police officers repeatedly exposed to details of child abuse)
IF UNKNOWN: How old were you at the time?
IF UNKNOWN: Did this happen more than
once?
L20
Age at time of event: ____
Indicate type of exposure: (circle the appropriate number)
L21
1 – Single event
2 – Prolonged or repeated exposure to same trauma (e.g., witnessing
repeated episodes of parental domestic violence over years
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Trauma Hx Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L
IF NO EVENTS PRIOR TO PAST MONTH, GO TO *ADJUSTMENT DISORDER*.
IF EVENTS PRIOR TO PAST MONTH, REVIEW THE TYPES OF TRAUMA INDICATED ON SCREENING AND CHOOSE THE
THREE MOST SEVERE EVENTS TO ASSESS, USING THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
DETAILS FOR PAST EVENT #1
Description of traumatic event:
L22
IF DIRECT EXPOSURE TO TRAUMA:
What happened? Were you afraid of
dying or being seriously hurt? Were
you seriously hurt?
________________________________
________________________________
Indicate type of traumatic event: (check all that apply)
IF WITNESSED TRAUMATIC EVENT
HAPPENING TO OTHERS:
What happened? What did you see?
How close were you to (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)? Were you concerned about
your own safety?
___ Death, actual
L23
___ Death, threatened
L24
___ Serious Injury, actual
L25
___ Serious injury, threatened
L26
___ Sexual violence, actual
L27
___ Sexual violence, threatened
L28
IF LEARNED ABOUT TRAUMATIC EVENT:
What happened? Who did it involve?
(How close [emotionally] were you to
them? Did it involve violence, suicide
or a bad accident?)
Indicate mode of exposure to traumatic event: (check all that apply)
___ Directly experienced
L29
___ Witnessed happening to others in person
L30
___ Learning about actual or threatened violence or accidental death of a
close family member or friend
L31
___ Repeated or extreme exposure to aversive details of traumatic events
L32
(e.g., police officers repeatedly exposed to details of child abuse)
IF UNKNOWN: How old were you at the
time?
IF UNKNOWN: Did this happen more than
once?
Age at time of event: ____
L33
Indicate type of exposure: (circle the appropriate number)
L34
1 – Single event
2 – Prolonged or repeated exposure to same trauma (e.g., witnessing
repeated episodes of parental domestic violence over years)
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Trauma Hx Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L
DETAILS FOR PAST EVENT #2
IF DIRECT EXPOSURE TO TRAUMA:
Description of traumatic event:
What happened? Were you afraid of
dying or being seriously hurt? Were
you seriously hurt?
________________________________
IF WITNESSED TRAUMATIC EVENT
HAPPENING TO OTHERS:
Indicate type of traumatic event: (check all that apply):
What happened? What did you see?
How close were you to (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)? Were you concerned about
your own safety?
L35
________________________________
___ Death, actual
L36
L37
___ Death, threatened
L38
IF LEARNED ABOUT TRAUMATIC EVENT:
___ Serious Injury, actual
What happened? Who did it involve?
(How close [emotionally] were you to
them? Did it involve violence, suicide
or a bad accident?)
___ Serious injury, threatened
L39
L40
___ Sexual violence, actual
L41
___ Sexual violence, threatened
Indicate mode of exposure to traumatic event: (check all that apply)
L42
___ Directly experienced
L43
___ Witnessed happening to others in person
___ Learning about actual or threatened violence or accidental death of a
close family member or friend
L44
___ Repeated or extreme exposure to aversive details of traumatic
events (e.g., police officers repeatedly exposed to details of child
abuse)
L45
IF UNKNOWN: How old were you at the
time?
Age at time of event: ____
IF UNKNOWN: Did this happen more than
once?
Indicate type of exposure: (circle the
appropriate number)
L46
L47
1 – Single event
2 – Prolonged or repeated exposure to same trauma (e.g., witnessing
repeated episodes of parental domestic violence over years
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Trauma Hx Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L
DETAILS FOR PAST EVENT #3
Description of traumatic event:
IF DIRECT EXPOSURE TO TRAUMA:
What happened? Were you afraid of
dying or being seriously hurt? Were
you seriously hurt?
L48
________________________________
________________________________
Indicate type of traumatic event: (check all that apply)
IF WITNESSED TRAUMATIC EVENT
HAPPENING TO OTHERS:
What happened? What did you see?
How close were you to (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)? Were you concerned about
your own safety?
___ Death, actual
L49
___ Death, threatened
L50
___ Serious Injury, actual
L51
___ Serious injury, threatened
L52
___ Sexual violence, actual
L53
IF LEARNED ABOUT TRAUMATIC EVENT:
What happened? Who did it involve?
(How close [emotionally] were you to
them? Did it involve violence, suicide
or a bad accident?)
___ Sexual violence, threatened
L54
Indicate mode of exposure to traumatic event: (check all that
apply)
L55
___ Directly experienced
L56
___ Witnessed happening to others in person
IF UNKNOWN: How old were you at the
time?
IF UNKNOWN: Did this happen more than
once?
___ Learning about actual or threatened violence or
accidental death of a close family member or friend
L57
___ Repeated or extreme exposure to aversive details of
traumatic events (e.g., police officers repeatedly
exposed to details of child abuse)
L58
L59
Age at time of event: ____
Indicate type of exposure: (circle the appropriate number)
L60
1 – Single event
2 – Prolonged or repeated exposure to same trauma (e.g.,
witnessing repeated episodes of parental domestic
violence over years
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
*POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER*
PTSD Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L.56
POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER CRITERIA
FOR FOLLOWING QUESTIONS, FOCUS ON THE THREE MOST SEVERE TRAUMATIC EVENT(S) DESCRIBED ON PAGES L.3–L.5.
L87
IF ALL TRAUMAS ARE CONFINED TO THE PAST MONTH, CHECK HERE __ AND SKIP TO *ADJUSTMENT DISORDER*.
.
A. Exposure to actual or threatened death, serious
injury, or sexual violence in one (or more) of the
following ways:
IF MORE THAN ONE TRAUMATIC EVENT IS
REPORTED: Which of these do you think
affected you the most?
IF SELECTED EVENT IS ULTIMATELY NOT
ASSOCIATED WITH THE FULL PTSD SYNDROME,
CONSIDER RE-ASSESSING THE ENTIRE PTSD
CRITERIA SET (PAGES L.11–L.17) FOR OTHER
REPORTED TRAUMAS.
1. Directly experiencing the traumatic event(s).
?
1
2
3 L88
2. Witnessing, in person, the event(s) as it
occurred to others.
?
1
2
3 L89
3. Learning that the traumatic event(s) occurred
to a close family member or close friend. In
cases of actual or threatened death of a family
member or friend, the event(s) must have
been violent or accidental.
?
1
2
3 L90
4. Experiencing repeated or extreme exposure to
aversive details of the traumatic event(s)
(e.g., first responders collecting human
remains; police officers repeatedly exposed to
details of child abuse).
?
1
2
3 L91
Note: Criterion A4 does not apply to exposure
through electronic media, television, movies, or
pictures, unless the exposure is work-related.
AT LEAST ONE A ITEM CODED “3”
1
3
L92
GO TO
*ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER*
Now I’d like to ask a few questions about specific
ways that (TRAUMATIC EVENT) may have affected
you in the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO).
For example, in the past year…
…have you had memories of (TRAUMATIC
EVENT), including feelings, physical
sensations, sounds, smells, or images, when
you didn’t expect to or want to? (How often
has this happened?)
B. Presence of one (or more) of the following
intrusion symptoms associated with the
traumatic events), beginning after the traumatic
event(s) occurred:
1. Recurrent, involuntary, and intrusive
distressing memories of the traumatic
event(s).
?
?
2. Recurrent distressing dreams in which the
content and/or affect of the dream are related
to the traumatic event.
3 L93
1=absent or false
?
1
1
2
2
L94
3
3 L95
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How many
times?
? =inadequate information
2
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month, since (1 MONTH
AGO)? How many times?
(IN THE PAST YEAR...) what about having
upsetting dreams that reminded you of
(TRAUMATIC EVENT)? Tell me about that.
1
?
2=subthreshold
1
2
3=threshold or true
3
L96
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
PTSD Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L.57
(IN THE PAST YEAR...)
3. Dissociative reactions (e.g., flashbacks) in
which the individual feels or acts as if the
traumatic event(s) were recurring. (Such
reactions may occur on a continuum, with the
most extreme expression being a complete
loss of awareness of present surroundings.)
…what about having found yourself acting or
feeling as if you were back in the situation?
(Have you had “flashbacks’ of [TRAUMATIC
EVENT]?)
?
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How many
times?
(IN THE PAST YEAR...) have you had a strong
emotional or physical reaction when
something reminded you of (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)? Give me some examples of the
kinds of things that would have triggered
this reaction. (Things like…seeing a person
who resembles the person who attacked
you, hearing the screech of brakes if you
were in a car accident, hearing the sound of
helicopters if you were in combat, any kind
of physically intimacy in someone who was
raped?)
1
2
3 L97
Past month
?
4. Intense or prolonged psychological distress at
exposure to internal or external cues that
symbolize or resemble an aspect of the
traumatic event(s).
?
NOTE: IF DENIES EMOTIONAL OR PHYSICAL
REACTION TO REMINDERS, CODE “1” FOR BOTH
B.4 (EMOTIONAL REACTION) AND B.5 (PHYSICAL
REACTION).
1
1
2
L98
3
3 L99
2
Past month
?
1
2
3
IF YES: What kind of reaction did you
have? Did you get very upset or stay
upset for a while, even after the reminder
had gone away?
L100
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month, since (1 MONTH
AGO)? How many times?
IF ACKNOWLEDGES STRONG EMOTIONAL OR
PHYSICAL REACTION: What about having
physical symptoms—like breaking out in a
sweat, breathing heavily or irregularly, or
feeling your heart pound or race when
something reminded you of (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)? How about feeling tense or shaky?
5. Marked physiological reactions to internal or
external cues that symbolize or resemble an
aspect of the traumatic event(s).
?
1
3 L101
2
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How many
times?
?
AT LEAST ONE “B” SX IS CODED “3.”
1
2
1
3
L102
3 L103
GO TO *ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER*
CRITERION B MET PAST MONTH: L104
1
3
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
In the past year...
PTSD Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L.58
C. Persistent avoidance of stimuli associated with
the traumatic event(s), beginning after the
traumatic event(s) occurred, as evidenced by
one or both of the following:
…have you done things to avoid
remembering or thinking about (TRAUMATIC
EVENT) like keeping yourself busy, distracting
yourself like by playing computer or video
games or watching TV, or using drugs or
alcohol to “numb” yourself or try to forget
what happened? (Since [TRAUMATIC EVENT],
how long has this gone on?)
1. Avoidance of, or efforts to avoid distressing
memories, thoughts, or feelings about or
closely associated with the traumatic event(s).
?
1
3 L105
2
IF NO: How about doing things to avoid
having feelings similar to those you had
during (TRAUMATIC EVENT)? (Since
[TRAUMATIC EVENT], how long has this
gone on?)
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month, since (1 MONTH
AGO)? How many times?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have there been things,
places, or people that you have tried to avoid
because it brought up upsetting memories,
thoughts, or feelings about (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)? (Since [TRAUMATIC EVENT], how long
has this gone on?)
Past month
?
2. Avoidance of or efforts to avoid external
reminders (people, places, conversations,
activities, objects, situations), that arouse
distressing memories, thoughts, or feelings
about or closely associated with the traumatic
event(s).
?
1
1
2
2
3
L106
3 L107
IF NO: How about avoiding certain
activities, situations, or topics of
conversation? (Since [TRAUMATIC EVENT],
how long has this gone on?)
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How many
times?
?
AT LEAST ONE “C” SX IS CODED “3.”
1
1
2
3
L108
3
L109
GO TO *ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER*
CRITERION C MET PAST MONTH:
1
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3
3=threshold or true
L110
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
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D. Negative alterations in cognitions and mood
associated with the traumatic event(s),
beginning or worsening after the traumatic
event(s) occurred, as evidenced by two (or
more) of the following:
In the past year...
…have you been unable to remember some
important part of what happened? (Tell me
about that.)
IF YES: Did you get a head injury during
(TRAUMATIC EVENT)? Were you drinking a
lot or were taking any drugs at the time of
(TRAUMATIC EVENT)?
1. Inability to remember an important aspect of
the traumatic event(s) (typically due to
dissociative amnesia and not to other factors
such as head injury, alcohol, or drugs).
?
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month, since (1 MONTH
AGO)? How many times?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …has there been a change
in how you think about yourself? (Like
feeling you are “bad,” or permanently
damaged or “broken?” Tell me about that.
Since this started, have you felt this way
most of the time?)
3 L111
2
Past month
?
2. Persistent and exaggerated negative beliefs or
expectations about oneself, others, or the
world (e.g., “I am bad,” “No one can be
trusted,” “The world is completely dangerous,”
“My whole nervous system is permanently
ruined”).
?
IF NO: Has there been a change in how
you see other people or the way the world
works? (Like you can’t trust anyone
anymore? Like the world is a completely
dangerous place? Tell me about that.
Since this started, have you felt this way
most of the time?)
1
1
2
3 L112
3 L113
2
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How much of
the time?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have you blamed
yourself for the (TRAUMATIC EVENT) or how it
affected your life? (Like feeling that
(TRAUMATIC EVENT) was your fault or that you
should have done something to prevent it?
Like feeling that you should have gotten over
it by now?)
1
?
3. Persistent, distorted cognitions about the
cause or consequences of the traumatic
event(s) that lead the individual to blame
himself/herself or others.
?
1
1
2
3
L114
3 L115
2
IF YES: Tell me about that. (Since this
started, have you felt this way most of
the time?)
IF NO: Have you blamed someone else
for (TRAUMATIC EVENT)? Tell me about
that. (What did they have to do with
[TRAUMATIC EVENT]?)
Past month
?
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How much of the time?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have you had bad
feelings much of the time, like feeing sad,
angry, afraid, guilty, ashamed, “in shock”?
(Tell me about that.)
4. Persistent negative emotional state (e.g., fear,
horror, anger, guilt, or shame).
?
1
1
2
2
3 L116
3 L117
IF YES: Is this different from the way you
were before (TRAUMATIC EVENT)?
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How many
times?
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
?
2=subthreshold
1
2
3=threshold or true
3
L118
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
PTSD Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L.60
(IN THE PAST YEAR...)
L119
…have you been less interested in things
that you were interested in before
(TRAUMATIC EVENT), like spending time with
family or friends, reading books, watching
TV, cooking, or sports? (Tell me about that.)
?
5. Markedly diminished interest or participation
in significant activities.
IF NO LOSS OF INTEREST: Are you still
doing as many activities as you used to?
?
6. Feelings of detachment or estrangement from
others.
1
?
3
L120
2
1
3
2
3
?
7. Persistent inability to experience positive
emotions (e.g., inability to experience
happiness, satisfaction, or loving feelings).
?
1
1
L121
L122
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month, since (1 MONTH
AGO)? How often?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have you been unable
to experience good feelings, like feeling
happy, joyful, satisfied, loving, or tender
towards other people? (Tell me about that.)
2
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How many
times?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have you felt distant or
disconnected from others or have you closed
yourself off from other people? (Tell me
about that.)
1
2
3
3 L123
2
IF YES: Is this different from the way you
were before (TRAUMATIC EVENT)?
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How often?
?
AT LEAST THREE “D” SXS ARE CODED “3.”
1
2
L124
3
3 L125
1
GO TO
*ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER*
CRITERION D MET
PAST MONTH:
1
3
L126
E. Marked alterations in arousal and reactivity
associated with the traumatic event(s),
beginning or worsening after the traumatic
event(s) occurred, as evidenced by two (or
more) of the following:
In the past year...
…have you lost control of your anger, so that
you threatened or hurt someone or damaged
something? Tell me what happened. (Was it
over something little or even nothing at all?)
1. Irritable behavior and angry outbursts (with
little or no provocation) typically expressed as
verbal or physical aggression toward people or
objects.
?
1
3 L127
2
IF NO: Since (TRAUMATIC EVENT), have you
been more quick-tempered or had a
shorter “fuse” than before?
IF YES TO EITHER: How different is this from
the way you were before (TRAUMATIC EVENT)?
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month, since (1 MONTH
AGO)? How often?
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
?
2=subthreshold
1
2
3=threshold or true
3 L128
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
PTSD Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L.61
(IN THE PAST YEAR...)
…have you done reckless things, like driving
dangerously, or drinking or using drugs
without caring about the consequences?
IF NO: How about hurting yourself on
purpose or trying to kill yourself? (What
did you do?)
2. Reckless or self-destructive behavior.
?
1
2
3 L129
NOTE: Any current suicidal thoughts, plans, or
actions should be thoroughly assessed by the
clinician and action taken if necessary.
IF YES TO EITHER: How different is this
from the way you were before (TRAUMATIC
EVENT)?
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How often?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have you noticed that
you have been more watchful or on guard?
(What are some examples?)
?
3. Hypervigilance.
?
1
2
1
3
L130
3 L131
2
IF NO: Have you been extra aware of your
surroundings and your environment?
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month, since (1 MONTH
AGO)? How often?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have you been jumpy or
easily startled, like by sudden noises? (Is
this a change from before [TRAUMATIC
EVENT]?)
?
4. Exaggerated startle response.
?
1
?
5. Problems with concentration.
?
3
2
L132
3 L133
1
1
2
2
3
?
6. Sleep disturbances (e.g., difficulty falling or
staying asleep or restless sleep).
?
1
1
2
2
L134
3 L135
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How often?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …how have you been
sleeping since (TRAUMATIC EVENT)? (Is this a
change from before [TRAUMATIC EVENT]?)
2
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How often?
(IN THE PAST YEAR) …have you had trouble
concentrating? (What are some examples?
(Is this a change from before [TRAUMATIC
EVENT]?)
1
L136
3
3 L137
Past month
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
happened in the past month? How often?
?
AT LEAST TWO “E” SXS ARE CODED “3.”
1
2
3
L138
3 L139
1
GO TO
*ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER*
CRITERION E MET
PAST MONTH
1
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3
3=threshold or true
L140
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
PTSD Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L.62
About how long did these (PTSD SYMPTOMS
CODED “3”) last altogether?
F. Duration of the disturbance (symptoms in
criteria B, C, D, and E) is more than 1 month.
?
1
2
3 L141
2
3 L142
GO TO
*ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER*
IF UNKNOWN: What effect did (PTSD SXS)
have on your life in the past year?
G. The disturbance causes clinically significant
distress or impairment in social, occupational,
or other important areas of functioning.
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED TO
RATE CRITERION G:
How have (PTSD SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with other
people? (Have they caused you any
problems in your relationships with your
family, romantic partner or friends?)
?
1
GO TO
*ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER*
CRITERION H HAS BEEN OMITTED.
How have (PTSD SXS) affected your
work/school? (How about your attendance at
work or school? Have they affected the
quality of your work/schoolwork?)
How have they affected your ability to take
care of things at home? What about being
involved in things that are important to you
like religious activities, physical exercise, or
hobbies?
Have (PTSD SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE IN PAST
YEAR: How much have you been bothered or
upset by (PTSD SXS)?
CRITERION G MET
PAST MONTH
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: How have (PTSD
SXS) affected your life in the past month,
since (1 MONTH AGO)?
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
?
2=subthreshold
1
2
3
3=threshold or true
L143
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
? =inadequate information
PTSD Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders L.63
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Other Specified
Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders L.64
*ADJUSTMENT DISORDER*
CONSIDER THIS SECTION ONLY IF THERE ARE SYMPTOMS OCCURRING IN THE PAST YEAR THAT DO NOT MEET THE CRITERIA
FOR ANOTHER DSM-5 DISORDER. OTHERWISE, CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO THE NEXT MODULE. INFORMATION OBTAINED
FROM OVERVIEW OF PRESENT ILLNESS WILL USUALLY BE SUFFICIENT TO RATE THE CRITERIA FOR ADJUSTMENT DISORDER.
L151
ADJUSTMENT DISORDER CRITERIA
A. The development of emotional or behavioral
symptoms in response to an identifiable
stressor(s) occurring within 3 months of the
IF YES: Tell me about what happened. Do
onset of the stressor(s).
you think that (STRESSOR) had anything
to do with your developing (SXS)?
?
IF UNKNOWN: Did anything happen to you
before (SYMPTOMS) began?
IF SINGLE EVENT: How long after
(STRESSOR) did you first develop
(SXS)? (Was it within 3 months?)
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS:
IF CHRONIC STRESSOR: How long after
(STRESSOR) began did you first
develop (SXS)? (Was it within 3
months?)
DESCRIBE STRESSOR:
IF UNKNOWN: What effect did (SXS) have on
your life in the past year?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED TO
RATE CRITERION B:
How have (SXS) affected your relationships
or your interactions with other people?
(Have they caused you any problems in your
relationships with your family, romantic
partner or friends?)
1
2
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
B. These symptoms or behaviors are clinically
significant as evidenced by one or both of the
following:
?
1
2
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
1. Marked distress that is out of proportion to
the severity and intensity of the stressor,
taking into account the external context and
the cultural factors that might influence
symptom severity and presentation.
2. Significant impairment in social, occupational,
or other important areas of functioning.
How have (SXS) affected your work/school?
(How about your attendance at work or
school? Did [SXS] make it more difficult to
do your work/schoolwork? How did [SXS]
affect the quality of your work/schoolwork?)
How have they affected your ability to take
care of things at home? What about being
involved in things that are important to you
like religious activities, physical exercise, or
hobbies?
Have (SXS) affected any other important part
of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have you been bothered or upset by
having (SXS)? How upset are you about
(STRESSOR)? (Are you more upset than most
other people would be? Have others said
that you’re more upset than you should be?
Have [SXS] lasted longer than you or other
people think they should have?)
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3 L152
3=threshold or true
3 L153
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Have you had this kind of reaction many
times before?
IF UNKNOWN: Were you having these (SXS)
even before (STRESSOR) happened?
IF UNKNOWN: Did someone close to you die
just before (SXS)?
Other Specified
Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders L.65
C. The stress-related disturbance does not meet
the criteria for another mental disorder and is
not merely an exacerbation of a preexisting
mental [including personality] disorder.
D. The symptoms do not represent normal
bereavement.
?
3 L154
1
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
?
3 L155
1
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
IF UNKNOWN: How long has it been since
(STRESSOR AND ITS CONSEQUENCES) was
over?
? =inadequate information
E. Once the stressor (or its consequences) has
terminated, the symptoms do not persist for
more than an additional 6 months.
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
?
1
2
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
3=threshold or true
3 L156
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Other Specified
Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders L.66
ADJUSTMENT DISORDER CRITERIA A, B, C, D, AND E
ARE CODED “3” DURING THE PAST 6 MONTHS.
3 L157
1
GO TO THE NEXT MODULE
CURRENT
ADJUSTMENT
DISORDER
Indicate type based on predominant symptoms: (circle the appropriate number) L158
1 – With depressed mood: Low mood, tearfulness, or feelings of hopelessness
are predominant.
2 – With anxiety: Nervousness, worry, jitteriness, or separation anxiety is
predominant.
3 – With mixed anxiety and depressed mood: A combination of depression
and anxiety is predominant.
4 – With disturbance of conduct: Disturbance in conduct is predominant.
5 – With mixed disturbance of emotions and conduct: Both emotional
symptoms (e.g., depression, anxiety) and a disturbance of conduct are
predominant.
6 – Unspecified: For maladaptive reactions that are not classifiable as one of
the specific subtypes of adjustment disorder (e.g., physical complaints, social
withdrawal, or work or academic inhibition).
GO TO THE NEXT MODULE
? =inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Panic Disorder
Anxiety Disorders F
F. ANXIETY DISORDERS
*PANIC DISORDER*
PANIC DISORDER CRITERIA
IF SCREENING QUESTION #1 ANSWERED
“NO,” SKIP TO *AGORAPHOBIA* F.8.
SCREEN Q#1
YES
IF QUESTION #1 ANSWERED “YES”:
You’ve said that you have had an
intense rush of anxiety, or what
someone might call a “panic attack,” in
the past year when you suddenly felt
very frightened, or anxious or suddenly
developed a lot of physical symptoms.
F1
NO
GO TO
ITEM
F23_L150
IF SCREENER NOT USED: In the past
year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you had
an intense rush of anxiety, or what
someone might call a “panic attack,”
when you suddenly felt very frightened,
or anxious or suddenly developed a lot
of physical symptoms?
Tell me about that.
When was the last bad one?
What was it like? How did it begin?
IF UNKNOWN: Did the symptoms come on
suddenly?
IF YES: How long did it take from when it
began to when it got really bad? (Did it
happen within a few minutes?)
A panic attack is an abrupt surge of intense fear or
intense discomfort that reaches a peak within
minutes.
?
1
2
3
F2
Note: The abrupt surge can occur from a calm
state or an anxious state.
During that attack…
…did your heart race, pound or skip?
1. Palpitations, pounding heart, or accelerated
heart rate.
?
1
2
3
F3
…did you sweat?
2. Sweating.
?
1
2
3
F4
…did you tremble or shake?
3. Trembling or shaking.
?
1
2
3
F5
…were you short of breath? (Have trouble
catching your breath? Feel like you were
being smothered?)
4. Sensations of shortness of breath or
smothering.
?
1
2
3
F6
…did you feel as if you were choking?
5. Feelings of choking.
?
1
2
3
F7
…did you have chest pain or pressure?
6. Chest pain or discomfort.
?
1
2
3
F8
…did you have nausea or upset stomach
or the feeling that you were going to have
diarrhea?
7. Nausea or abdominal distress.
?
1
2
3
F9
…did you feel dizzy, unsteady, or like you
might faint?
8. Feeling dizzy, unsteady, lightheaded or faint.
?
1
2
3
F10
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Panic Disorder
Anxiety Disorders F
9. Chills or heat sensations.
…did you have flushes, hot flashes, or
chills?
?
1
2
3
F11
During that attack…
…did you have tingling or numbness in
parts of your body?
10. Paresthesias (numbness or tingling
sensations)
?
1
2
3
F12
…did you have the feeling that you were
detached from your body or mind, that
time was moving slowly, or that you were
an outside observer of your own thoughts
or movements?
11. Derealization (feelings of unreality) or
depersonalization (being detached from
oneself).
?
1
2
3
F13
…were you afraid you were going crazy or
might lose control?
12. Fear of losing control or “going crazy.”
?
1
2
3
F14
…were you afraid that you were dying?
13. Fear of dying.
?
1
2
3
F15
3
F16
IF NO: How about feeling that
everything around you was unreal or
that you were in a dream?
AT LEAST FOUR ITEMS CODED “3” AND REACHED
THEIR PEAK WITHIN MINUTES
1
PANIC
ATTACK;
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
Besides the one you just described, have
you had any other attacks in the past year
which had even more of the symptoms that I
just asked you about?
IF YES, GO BACK TO PAGE 1 AND ASSESS
THE SYMPTOMS OF THAT ATTACK.
IF NO: GO TO ITEM F23_150
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Panic Disorder
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have
any of these attacks come on out of the
blue—in situations where you didn’t expect
to be nervous or uncomfortable?
Anxiety Disorders F
A. Recurrent unexpected panic attacks.
IF YES: What was going on when the
attack(s) happened? (What were you
doing at the time? Were you already
nervous or anxious at the time or
rather were you relatively calm or
relaxed?)
?
1
2
3
F17
GO TO ITEM
F23_L150
IF NO: How about the very first one you
had in the past year. What were you
doing at the time? (Were you already
nervous or anxious at the time or
rather were you relatively calm or
relaxed?)
CONTINUE
ON NEXT
PAGE
IF ATTACK IS UNEXPECTED: How many of these
kinds of attacks have you had? (At least
two?)
After any of these attacks…
…were you concerned or worried that you
might have another attack or worried that
you would feel like you were having a heart
attack again, or worried that you would lose
control or go crazy?
IF YES: How long did that concern or
worry last? (Did it last at least a month?
Nearly every day?)
…did you do anything differently because of
the attacks (like avoiding certain places or
not going out alone)? (What about avoiding
certain activities like exercise? What about
things like always making sure you’re near a
bathroom or exit?)
B. At least one of the attacks has been followed
by 1 month (or more) of one or both of the
following:
1. Persistent concern or worry about additional
attacks or their consequences (e.g., losing
control, having a heart attack, “going
crazy”).
2. A significant maladaptive change in
behavior related to the attacks (e.g.,
behaviors designed to avoid having panic
attacks, such as avoidance of exercise or
unfamiliar situations).
?
1
2
3
F18
?
1
2
3
F19
3
F20
IF YES: How long did that last? (As long
as a month?)
CRITERION B.1 OR B.2 CODED “3”
1
GO TO ITEM
F23_L150
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Panic Disorder
Anxiety Disorders F
C. [Primary Anxiety Disorder:] The
disturbance is not attributable to the
physiological effects of a substance (e.g.,
a drug of abuse, a medication) or another
Just before you began having panic attacks,
medical condition (e.g. hyperthyroidism,
were you taking any drugs, caffeine, diet
cardiopulmonary disorders).
pills, or other medicines?
IF UNKNOWN: When did your panic attacks
start?
(How much coffee, tea, or caffeinated
beverages do you drink a day?)
Just before the attacks, were you physically
ill?
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT
PANIC ATTACKS MAY BE SECONDARY
(I.E., A DIRECT PHYSIOLOGICAL
CONSEQUENCE OF A GMC OR
SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION), GO TO
*GMC/SUBSTANCE* F.33, AND
RETURN HERE TO MAKE A RATING OF
“1” OR “3.”
?
1
F21
3
PRIMARY
ANXIETY
DISORDER
ALL DUE TO
SUBSTANCE
USE OR GMC
GO TO ITEM
F23_L150
Etiological medical conditions include:
endocrine disease (e.g., hyperthyroidism,
pheochromocytoma, hypoglycemia,
hyperadrenocortisolism), cardiovascular
disorders (e.g., congestive heart failure,
pulmonary embolism, arrhythmia such as
atrial fibrillation), respiratory illness (e.g.,
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,
asthma, pneumonia), metabolic
disturbances (e.g., vitamin B12 deficiency,
porphyria), and neurological illness (e.g.,
neoplasms, vestibular dysfunction,
encephalitis, seizure disorders).
Etiological substances/medications include:
alcohol (I/W), caffeine (I), cannabis (I),
opioids (W), phencyclidine (I), other
hallucinogens (I), inhalants, and stimulants
(including cocaine) (I/W), sedatives,
hypnotics, and anxiolytics (W); anesthetics
and analgesics, sympathomimetics or other
bronchodilators, anticholinergics, insulin,
thyroid preparations, oral contraceptives,
antihistamines, antiparkinsonian
medications, corticosteroids,
antihypertensive and cardiovascular
medications, anticonvulsants, lithium
carbonate, antipsychotic medications,
antidepressant medications, and exposure
to heavy metals and toxins such as
organophosphate insecticide, nerve gases,
carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, volatile
substances such as gasoline and paint.
IF NECESSARY, RETURN TO THIS ITEM AFTER
COMPLETING MODULES FOR OC AND RELATED
DISORDERS AND TRAUMA- AND STRESSRELATED DISORDERS.
?=Inadequate information
D. The disturbance is not better explained by
another mental disorder (e.g., the panic
attacks do not occur only in response to
feared social situations, as in Social
Anxiety Disorder; in response to
circumscribed phobic objects or situations,
as in Specific Phobia; in response to
obsessions, as in Obsessive-Compulsive
Disorder; in response to reminders of
traumatic events, as in Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder; or in response to
separation from attachment figures, as in
Separation Anxiety Disorder).
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
?
1
3
F22
GO TO
ITEM
F23_L150
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)Expected Panic Attacks
Anxiety Disorders F.71
A, B, C, AND D ARE CODED “3.”
?
1
NEXT
ITEM
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
F23
PANIC
DISORDER,
GO TO
*AGORAPHOBIA*
1
GO TO *AGORAPHOBIA*
3
3
F23_L
150
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
*AGORAPHOBIA*
Agoraphobia
Anxiety Disorders F
AGORAPHOBIA CRITERIA
IF SCREENING QUESTION #2 ANSWERED
“NO,” SKIP TO *SOCIAL ANXIETY
DISORDER* F.14
SCREEN Q#2
YES
IF QUESTION #2 ANSWERED “YES”: You’ve
said that in the past year you have been
very anxious or afraid of situations like
going out of the house alone, being in
crowds, going to stores, standing in
lines, or traveling on buses or trains.
F43
NO
IF NO: GO TO
*SOCIAL ANXIETY
DISORDER*
IF SCREENER NOT USED: In the past year,
since (1 YEAR AGO), have you been very
anxious about or afraid of situations like
going out of the house alone, being in
crowds, going to stores, standing in
lines, or traveling on buses or trains?
Tell me about the situations that you’ve
been afraid of.
A. Marked fear or anxiety about two (or more) of
the following five situations:
IF UNKNOWN: Have you been afraid of, or
anxious about, travelling in taxi cabs, buses,
trains, ships or planes?
IF UNKNOWN: How about being in open
spaces, like parking lots, outdoor
marketplaces, or bridges?
IF UNKNOWN: How about being in enclosed
places like stores, movie theaters, or
shopping malls?
IF UNKNOWN: How about standing in a line or
being in a crowd?
IF UNKNOWN: How about being outside of the
house alone?
1. Using public transportation (e.g., [taxi cabs],
buses, trains, ships, planes).
?
1
2
3 F44
2. Being in open spaces (e.g., parking lots,
marketplaces, bridges).
?
1
2
3 F45
3. Being in enclosed places (e.g., shops,
theaters, cinemas).
?
1
2
3 F46
4. Standing in line or being in a crowd.
?
1
2
3 F47
5. Being outside of the home alone.
?
1
2
3 F48
1
3
F49
AT LEAST TWO ITEMS ARE CODED “3”
GO TO *SOCIAL
ANXIETY DISORDER*
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Agoraphobia
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), why
did you avoid (SITUATIONS CODED “3”)
(What were you afraid would happen?)
B. The individual fears or avoids these situations
because of thoughts that escape might be
difficult or help might not be available in the
event of developing panic-like symptoms or other
incapacitating or embarrassing symptoms (e.g.,
fear of falling in the elderly, fear of incontinence).
(Were you afraid that it might be hard for
you to get out of the situation if you
absolutely needed to…like if you suddenly
developed a panic attack?)
Anxiety Disorders F
?
1
2
3 F50
2
3 F51
2
3 F52
2
3 F53
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
(Or developing something else that would
be embarrassing like losing control of your
bladder or bowels or vomiting?)
(Or becoming impaired in some way like by
falling or passing out?)
(How about being worried that there would
be nobody there to help you in case these
kinds of things happened?)
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you almost always fell frightened or
anxious when you were in (SITUATIONS
CODED “3” ABOVE)?
C. The agoraphobic situations almost always
provoke fear or anxiety.
Have you gone out of your way to avoid
these situations in the past year?
D. The agoraphobic situations are actively avoided,
require the presence of a companion, or are
endured with intense fear or anxiety.
?
1
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
IF NO: Have you been only able to go
into one of these situations if you were
with someone you knew?
?
1
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
IF NO: When you have had to be in
one of these situations, have you felt
intensely afraid or anxious?
IF UNKNOWN: Have you felt any danger or
threat to your safety when you were in
(SITUATIONS CODED “3” ABOVE)? (Tell me
about that.)
E. The fear or anxiety is out of proportion to the
actual danger posed by the agoraphobic
situations and the sociocultural context.
NOTE: Code “3” if situations do not pose danger or if
fear or anxiety is out of proportion to actual danger
or sociocultural context.
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Agoraphobia
How long have you been afraid of or
avoided (SITUATIONS CODED “3”)? (At least
6 months?)
F. The fear, anxiety, or avoidance is persistent,
typically lasting for 6 months or more.
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have
(AGORAPHOBIC SXS) had on your life in the
past year?
G. The fear, anxiety, or avoidance causes clinically
significant distress or impairment in social,
occupational, or other important areas of
functioning.
Anxiety Disorders F
?
1
2
3 F54
2
3 F55
2
3 F56
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION G:
?
1
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
How have (AGORAPHOBIC SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with other
people? (Have they caused any problems in
your relationships with your family,
romantic partner or friends?)
How have (AGORAPHOBIC SXS) affected your
ability to work, take care of your family or
household needs, or be involved in things
that are important to you like religious
activities, physical exercise, or hobbies?
Have (AGORAPHOBIC SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH FUNCTIONING:
How much have you been bothered or upset
by having (AGORAPHOBIC SXS)?
IF A GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITION
H. If another medical condition (e.g., inflammatory
CHARACTERIZED BY INCAPACITATING
bowel disease, Parkinson’s disease) is present,
SYMPTOMS IS PRESENT: Is your avoidance of
the fear, anxiety, or avoidance is clearly
excessive.
(SITUATION) related to your (MEDICAL
CONDITION)? (Tell me about it. How often
has [INCAPACITATING SYMPTOM] actually
happened in [AVOIDED SITUATION]?)
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Agoraphobia
IF NECESSARY, RETURN TO THIS ITEM AFTER
COMPLETING MODULES FOR OC AND RELATED
DISORDERS.
I.
Anxiety Disorders F
The fear, anxiety, or avoidance is not better
explained by the symptoms of another mental
disorder—for example, the symptoms are not
confined to Specific Phobia, situational type; do
not involve only social situations (as in Social
Anxiety Disorder); and are not related
exclusively to obsessions (as in ObsessiveCompulsive Disorder), perceived defects or flaws
in physical appearance (as in Body Dysmorphic
Disorder), reminders of traumatic events (as in
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder), or fear of
separation (as in Separation Anxiety Disorder).
?
1
F57
3
GO TO *SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
NOTE: Consider a diagnosis of Specific Phobia if
fear is limited to one or only a few specific
situations, or a diagnosis of Social Anxiety Disorder
if fear is limited to social situations.
AGORAPHOBIA CRITERIA A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, AND
I ARE CODED “3.”
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
F58
1
3
GO TO
*SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
AGORAPHOBIA
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Social Anxiety Disorder
*SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER*
Anxiety Disorders F
SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER CRITERIA
IF SCREENING QUESTIONS #3 AND #4 ARE BOTH ANSWERED “NO,”
SKIP TO *SPECIFIC PHOBIA* F.19.
SCREEN Q#3
YES
NO
F66
IF QUESTION #3 ANSWERED “YES”:
You’ve said that you have been
especially anxious or afraid in social
situations in the past year, like
having a conversation or meeting
unfamiliar people.
SCREEN Q#4
YES
IF QUESTION #4 ANSWERED “YES”:
You’ve [also] said that there are
things that you have been afraid or
felt very uncomfortable doing in
front of other people in the past
year, like speaking, eating, writing,
or using a public bathroom.
NO
F67
IF NO TO BOTH: GO TO
*SPECIFIC PHOBIA*
IF SCREENER NOT USED: In the past
year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you
been especially nervous or anxious
in social situations like having a
conversation or meeting unfamiliar
people?
IF NO: Is there anything that you
have been afraid to do or felt very
uncomfortable doing in front of
other people, like speaking,
eating, writing, or using a public
bathroom?
A. Marked fear or anxiety about one or more social
IF YES TO ANY OF ABOVE: Tell me about
situations in which the person is exposed to
that. Give me some examples of when
possible scrutiny by others. Examples include
this has happened. (Situations like having
social interactions (e.g., having a conversation,
a conversation, meeting people you don’t
meeting unfamiliar people), being observed (e.g.,
know, being observed eating, drinking or
eating or drinking), and performing in front of
going to the bathroom or performing in
others (e.g., giving a speech).
front of others?)
?
1
2
3
F68
2
3
F69
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
NOTE: Code “1” if fear or anxiety is limited to public
speaking and is within normal limits.
In the past year, what were you afraid
B. The individual fears that he or she will act in a
would happen when you were in (SOCIAL
way or show anxiety symptoms that will be
OR PERFORMANCE SITUATION)? (Were you
negatively evaluated (i.e., will be humiliating or
embarrassing; will lead to rejection or offend
afraid of being embarrassed because of
what you might say or how you might act?
others).
Were you afraid that this would lead to
your being rejected by other people? How
about making others uncomfortable or
offending them because of what you said
or how you acted?)
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Social Anxiety Disorder
In the past year, did you almost always
feel frightened when you would be in
(FEARED SOCIAL OR PERFORMANCE
SITUATIONS)?
Anxiety Disorders F
C. The social situations almost always provoke fear
or anxiety.
IF NO: How hard was it for you to be in
(FEARED SOCIAL SITUATION)?
E. The fear or anxiety is out of proportion to the
actual threat posed by the social situation and to
the sociocultural context.
NOTE: Code “3” if no threat posed by social situation
or if out of proportion to actual threat or sociocultural
context.
IF UNCLEAR: How long have (SXS OF
F. The fear, anxiety, or avoidance is persistent,
SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER) lasted? (Have
typically lasting for 6 months or more.
they lasted for at least 6 months or more?)
?=Inadequate information
1
2
3
F70
2
3
F71
2
3
F72
2
3
F73
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
IF UNKNOWN: Did you go out of your way to D. The social situations are avoided or endured with
avoid (FEARED SOCIAL OR PERFORMANCE
intense fear or anxiety.
SITUATIONS) in the past year?
IF UNKNOWN: What would you say would
be the likely outcome of (PERFORMING
POORLY IN SOCIAL SITUATIONS)? (Were
these situations actually dangerous in
some way, like avoiding being bullied
or tormented by someone?)
?
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
?
1
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
?
1
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Social Anxiety Disorder
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have (SOCIAL
ANXIETY SXS) had on your life in the past
year?
Anxiety Disorders F
G. The fear, anxiety, or avoidance causes clinically
significant distress or impairment in social,
occupational, or other important areas of
functioning.
?
1
2
3
F74
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION G:
How have (SOCIAL ANXIETY SXS) affected
your ability to have friends or meet new
people? (How about dating?) How have
(SOCIAL ANXIETY SXS) affected your
interactions with other people, especially
unfamiliar people?
How have (SOCIAL ANXIETY SXS) affected
your ability to do things at school or at
work that require interacting with other
people? (How about making presentations
or giving talks?)
Have you avoided going to school or to
work if you think you will be put in a
situation which makes your
uncomfortable?
How have (SOCIAL ANXIETY SXS) affected
your ability to work, take care of your
family or household needs, or be involved
in things that are important to you like
religious activities, physical exercise, or
hobbies?
Have (SOCIAL ANXIETY SXS) affected any
other important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH
FUNCTIONING: How much you been
bothered or upset by having (SOCIAL
ANXIETY SXS)?
IF UNKNOWN: When did you begin having
(SOCIAL ANXIETY SXS)?
Just before you began having (SOCIAL
ANXIETY SXS), were you taking any drugs,
caffeine, diet pills, or other medicines?
(How much coffee, tea, or caffeinated
beverages did you drink a day?)
Just before (SOCIAL ANXIETY SXS) began,
were you physically ill?
H. [Primary Anxiety Disorder:] The fear,
anxiety, or avoidance is not attributable to
the physiological effects of a substance
(e.g., a drug of abuse, a medication) or
another medical condition.
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT THE
ANXIETY MAY BE SECONDARY (I.E., A
DIRECT PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCE
OF GMC OR SUBSTANCE), GO TO
*GMC/SUBSTANCE* F.33, AND
RETURN HERE TO MAKE A RATING OF
“1” OR “3.”
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
NOTE: Refer to list of etiological medical
conditions or substances/medications on page
F.4.
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
3
PRIMARY
ANXIETY
DISORDER
ALL DUE TO
SUBSTANCE
USE OR GMC
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
3=Threshold or true
F75
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Social Anxiety Disorder
IF NECESSARY, RETURN TO THIS ITEM AFTER
COMPLETING MODULES FOR OC AND RELATED
DISORDERS.
I.
Anxiety Disorders F
The fear, anxiety, or avoidance is not
better explained by the symptoms of
another mental disorder such as Panic
Disorder, Separation Anxiety Disorder,
Body Dysmorphic Disorder, or Autism
Spectrum Disorder.
IF A GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITION OR
J. If another medical condition (e.g.,
MENTAL DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY
Parkinson’s disease, obesity,
POTENTIALLY EMBARRASSING SYMPTOMS IS
disfigurement from burns or injury) [or
PRESENT: Has your avoidance of (SOCIAL
potentially embarrassing mental disorder]
SITUATIONS) been related to your (MEDICAL
is present, the fear, anxiety, or avoidance
CONDITION OR MENTAL DISORDER)?
is clearly unrelated or is excessive.
?
1
2
3
F76
2
3
F77
3
F78
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
?
1
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
IF YES: How have you dealt with your
condition?
SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER CRITERIA A, B,
C, D, E, F, G, H, I AND J ARE CODED “3.”
1
GO TO
*SPECIFIC
PHOBIA*
SOCIAL
ANXIETY
DISORDER
GO TO *SPECIFIC PHOBIA*
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Specific Phobia
*SPECIFIC PHOBIA*
Anxiety Disorders F
SPECIFIC PHOBIA CRITERIA
IF SCREENING QUESTION #5 ANSWERED “NO,” SKIP TO *CURRENT GENERALIZED ANXIETY
DISORDER* F.24.
IF QUESTION #5 ANSWERED “YES”:
You’ve said that there are other
things that have made you especially
anxious or afraid in the past year, like
flying, seeing blood, getting a shot,
heights, closed places, or certain
kinds of animals or insects…
IF SCREENER NOT USED: Are there any
other things that have made you
especially anxious or afraid in the
past year, like flying, seeing blood,
getting a shot, heights, closed places,
or certain kinds of animals or insects?
SCREEN Q#5
YES
F88
NO
IF NO: GO TO *CURRENT
GENERALIZED ANXIETY
DISORDER*
A. Marked fear or anxiety about a specific
object or situation (e.g., flying, heights,
animals, receiving an injection, seeing
blood).
?
1
2
3
F89
3
F90
3
F91
3
F92
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
Tell me about that.
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), did
you almost always immediately feel
frightened or anxious when you were
(CONFRONTED WITH PHOBIC STIMULUS)?
B. The phobic object or situation almost
always provokes immediate fear or anxiety.
In the past year, did you go out of your
way to avoid
(PHOBIC STIMULUS)? (Are there things you
didn’t do because of this fear that you
would otherwise have done?)
C. The phobic situation(s) is actively avoided,
or endured with intense fear or anxiety.
1
2
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
?
1
2
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
IF NO: How hard was it for you when
(CONFRONTED WITH PHOBIC STIMULUS)?
IF PHOBIC STIMULUS IS POSSIBLY
DANGEROUS: How dangerous would you
say it actually is to (BE EXPOSED TO PHOBIC
STIMULUS)?
D. The fear or anxiety is out of proportion to
the actual danger posed by the specific
object or situation and to the sociocultural
context.
Do you think that you have been more
afraid of (PHOBIC STIMULUS) than you
should have been given the actual
danger?
NOTE: Code “3” if objects or situations do not
pose danger or if fear or anxiety is out of
proportion to actual danger or sociocultural
context.
?=Inadequate information
?
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
2
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Specific Phobia
Anxiety Disorders F
E. The fear, anxiety, or avoidance is
persistent, typically lasting for 6 months or
more.
IF UNKNOWN: How long have you had
these fears? (For 6 months or more?)
?
1
2
3
F93
3
F94
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have (PHOBIC
SXS) had on your life in the past year?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION F:
F. The fear, anxiety, or avoidance causes
clinically significant distress or impairment
in social, occupational, or other important
areas of functioning.
How have (PHOBIC SXS) affected your
relationships with your family, romantic
partner or friends?
?
1
2
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
How have (PHOBIC SXS) affected your
work/school? (How about your attendance
at work or school?)
How about doing other things that are
important to you like religious activities,
physical exercise, or hobbies?
IF BLOOD-INJECTION-INJURY TYPE: Have you
avoided going to the dentist or doctor
because of (PHOBIC SXS)? (How has this
affected your health?)
Have (PHOBIC SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have you been bothered or upset by
having (PHOBIC SXS)?
IF NECESSARY, RETURN TO THIS ITEM AFTER G. The disturbance is not better explained by
COMPLETING MODULES FOR OC AND RELATED
the symptoms of another mental disorder,
DISORDERS.
including fear, anxiety, and avoidance of
situations associated with panic like
symptoms or other incapacitating
symptoms (as in Agoraphobia), objects or
situations related to obsessions (as in
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder) reminders
of traumatic events (as in Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder), separation from home or
attachment figures (as in Separation
Anxiety Disorder) or social situations (as in
Social Anxiety Disorder).
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
3
F95
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)Specific Phobia
Anxiety Disorders F
SPECIFIC PHOBIA CRITERIA A, B, C, D, E, F, AND
G ARE CODED “3.”
1
GO TO
*CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER*
F.24
3
SPECIFIC
PHOBIA
GO TO *CURRENT
GENERALIZED ANXIETY
DISORDER*
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
F96
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Other Specified Anxiety Disorder
Anxiety Disorders F.83
*CURRENT GENERALIZED ANXIETY GENERALIZED ANXIETY
DISORDER*
DISORDER CRITERIA
IF SCREENING QUESTION #6 ANSWERED “NO,” SKIP TO
*PAST GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER* F.27
SCREEN Q#6
YES
IF QUESTION #6 ANSWERED “YES”: You’ve said that over the past year you’ve been
feeling anxious and worried for a lot of the time. (Tell me about that.)
F111
NO
GO TO THE NEXT MODULE
IF SCREENER NOT USED: Over the past year, have you been feeling anxious and
worried for a lot of the time? (Tell me about that.)
A. Excessive anxiety and worry (apprehensive
What kinds of things have you worried
about? (What about your job, your health,
expectation), occurring more days than not
your family members, your finances, or
for at least 6 of the past 12 months, about a
number of events or activities (such as work
other smaller things like being late for
or school performance).
appointments?) How much did you worry
about (EVENTS OR ACTIVITIES)? What else
have you worried about?
?
1
2
3
F112
2
3
F113
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
Have you worried about (EVENTS OR
ACTIVITIES) even when there was no
reason? (Have you worried more than
most people would in your circumstances?
Has anyone else thought you worried too
much? Have you worried more than you
should have given your actual
circumstances?)
During the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO),
would you say that you have been
worrying more days than not?
When you’re worrying this way, have you
found that it’s hard to stop yourself or to
think about anything else?
B. The person finds it difficult to control the
worry.
Now I am going to ask you some
questions about symptoms that often go
along with being nervous or worried.
C. The anxiety and worry are associated with
three (or more) of the following six
symptoms (with at least some symptoms
present for more days than not for at least
6 of the past 12 months):
1
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
Thinking about those periods since (1 YEAR
AGO) when you have been feeling nervous,
anxious, or worried…
…have you often felt physically
restless, like you couldn’t sit still?
?
1. Restlessness or feeling keyed up or on
edge.
?
1
2
3
F114
…have you often felt keyed up or
on edge?
2. Being easily fatigued.
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
F115
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Other Specified Anxiety Disorder
…have you often tired easily?
Anxiety Disorders F.84
?
1
2
3
…have you often had trouble
concentrating or has your mind
often gone blank?
3. Difficulty concentrating or mind going
blank.
?
1
2
3
F116
…have you often been irritable?
4. Irritability.
?
1
2
3
F117
…have your muscles often been tense?
5. Muscle tension.
?
1
2
3
F118
…have you often had trouble falling or
staying asleep? How about often
feeling tired when you woke up because
you didn’t get a good night’s sleep?
6. Sleep disturbance (difficulty falling or
staying asleep, or restless unsatisfying
sleep).
?
1
2
3
F119
IF UNCLEAR: Did at least some of these
symptoms like (SXS CODED “3”) happen
for more days than not over a six-month
period in the past year?
AT LEAST THREE “C” SXS ARE CODED “3” AND
?
1
2
3
AT LEAST SOME OCCURRED MORE DAYS THAN
NOT FOR AT LEAST 6 OF THE PAST 12
GO TO THE NEXT MODULE
MONTHS
F120
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have (GAD SXS)
had on your life in the past year?
D. The anxiety, worry, or physical symptoms
cause clinically significant distress or
impairment in social, occupational, or other
important areas of functioning.
F121
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION D:
?
1
2
3
GO TO THE NEXT MODULE
How have (GAD SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Have [GAD SXS] caused you
any problems in your relationships with
your family, romantic partner or friends?)
How have (GAD SXS) affected your
work/schoolwork? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Have [GAD
SXS] made it more difficult to do your
work/schoolwork? How have [GAD SXS]
affected the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How have (GAD SXS) affected your ability to
take care of things at home? How about
doing other things that are important to
you like religious activities, physical
exercise, or hobbies? Have you avoided
doing anything because you felt like you
weren’t up to it?
Has your anxiety or worry affected any
other important part of your life?
IF HAS NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have you been bothered or upset by
having (GAD SXS)?
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
?=Inadequate information
Other Specified Anxiety Disorder
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
Anxiety Disorders F.85
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Other Specified Anxiety Disorder
IF UNKNOWN: When did (GAD SXS) begin?
E. [Primary Anxiety Disorder:] The
disturbance is not attributable to the
physiological effects of a substance (e.g., a
drug of abuse, a medication) or to another
medical condition.
Just before you began having (GAD SXS),
were you taking any drugs, caffeine, diet
pills, or other medicines?
(How much coffee, tea, or caffeinated soda
do you drink a day?)
Just before (GAD SXS) began, were you
physically ill?
Anxiety Disorders F.86
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT THE
ANXIETY MAY BE SECONDARY (I.E., A
DIRECT PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCE
OF GMC OR SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION),
GO TO *GMC/SUBSTANCE* F.33 AND
RETURN HERE TO MAKE A RATING OF “1”
OR “3.”
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
?
1
F122
PRIMARY
ANXIETY
DISORDER
ALL DUE TO
GMC OR SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
NOTE: Refer to list of etiological medical
conditions and substances/medications on
page F.4.
IF NECESSARY, RETURN TO THIS ITEM AFTER
COMPLETING MODULE FOR OC AND RELATED
DISORDERS AND EATING DISORDERS.
3
CONTINUE
WITH
NEXT ITEM
F. The disturbance is not better explained by
another mental disorder (e.g., anxiety or
worry about having a panic attacks in Panic
Disorder, negative evaluation in Social
Anxiety Disorder, contamination or other
obsessions in Obsessive Compulsive
Disorder, separation from attachment
figures in Separation Anxiety Disorder,
gaining weight in Anorexia Nervosa,
physical complaints in Somatic Symptom
disorder, perceived appearance flaws in
Body Dysmorphic Disorder or having a
serious illness in Illness Anxiety Disorder,
or the content of delusional beliefs in
Schizophrenia or Delusional Disorder).
?
1
3
F123
3
F124
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
GENERALIZED ANXIETY CRITERIA A, B, C, D,
E, AND F ARE CODED “3.”
1
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE
CURRENT
GENERALIZED
ANXIETY
DISORDER
GO TO THE NEXT MODULE
F126
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Anxiety Disorder Due to AMC
Anxiety Disorders F.87
*GMC/SUBSTANCE AS ETIOLOGY FOR ANXIETY SYMPTOMS*
*ANXIETY DISORDER DUE TO
ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION*
ANXIETY DISORDER DUE TO ANOTHER MEDICAL
CONDITION CRITERIA
F147
IF SYMPTOMS NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH A GENERAL CONDITION CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO
*SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION-INDUCED ANXIETY DISORDER* F.35
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED
Did the (ANXIETY SXS) start or get much
worse only after (GMC) began? How long
after (GMC) began did (ANXIETY SXS) start
or get much worse?
A. Panic attacks or anxiety is predominant in
the clinical picture.
?
1
3
F148
B/C. There is evidence from this history,
physical examination, or laboratory
findings that the disturbance is the direct
physiological consequence of another
medical condition AND the disturbance is
not better accounted for by another
mental disorder.
?
12
3
F149
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
F.35
NOTE: The following factors should be
considered and, if present, support the
conclusion that a general medical condition is
etiologic to the anxiety symptoms.
IF GMC HAS RESOLVED: Did the (ANXIETY
1) There is evidence from the literature of a
SXS) get better once the (GMC) got better?
well-established association between the
general medical condition and the anxiety
symptoms. (Refer to list of etiological
general medical conditions on page F.4.)
2) There is a close temporal relationship
between the course of the anxiety symptoms
and the course of the general medical
condition.
3) The anxiety symptoms are characterized by
unusual presenting features (e.g., late ageat-onset).
4) The absence of alternative explanations
(e.g., anxiety symptoms as a psychological
reaction to the stress of being diagnosed
with a general medical condition).
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Anxiety Disorder Due to AMC
IF UNKNOWN: What effect did (ANXIETY
SXS) have on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION E:
Anxiety Disorders F.88
E. The disturbance causes clinically significant
distress or impairment in social,
occupational, or other important areas of
functioning.
NOTE: The D criterion (delirium rule-out) has
been omitted.
How did (ANXIETY SXS) affect your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Did [ANXIETY SXS] cause
you any problems in your relationships
with your family, romantic partner or
friends?)
?
1
2
3
F150
3
F151
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
F.35
How did (ANXIETY SXS) affect your
school/work? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Did
[ANXIETY SXS] make it more difficult to do
your work/schoolwork? How did
[ANXIETY SXS] affect the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How did (ANXIETY SXS) affect your ability
to take care of things at home? How
about doing other things that are
important to you like religious activities,
physical exercise, or hobbies? Did you
avoid doing anything because you felt like
you weren’t up to it?
Did your anxiety or worry affect any other
important part of your life?
IF HAS NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much were you bothered or upset by
having (ANXIETY SXS)?
ANXIETY DISORDER DUE TO AMC CRITERIA A,
B/C, AND E CODED “3.”
1
ANXIETY
DISORDER
DUE TO AMC
F152
Check here____ if current in the
past month.
F153
Specify if:
___ With panic attacks
CONTINUE ON NEXT PAGE
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
*SUBSTANCE/MEDICATIONINDUCED ANXIETY DISORDER*
Substance/Medication Induced Anxiety
Anxiety Disorders F.89
SUBSTANCE/MEDICATIONINDUCED ANXIETY DISORDER
CRITERIA
F154
IF SYMPTOMS NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE, CHECK
HERE ___ AND RETURN TO DISORDER BEING EVALUATED, CONTINUING WITH THE ITEM
FOLLOWING “SYMPTOMS ARE NOT ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF A
SUBSTANCE OR ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION” (SEE PAGE NUMBERS IN BOX TO THE
RIGHT).
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED
A. Panic attacks or anxiety is predominant in
the clinical picture.
?
1
2
3
F155
IF NOT KNOWN: When did the (ANXIETY
SXS) begin? Were you already using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) or had you just
stopped or cut down your use?
B. There is evidence from the history,
physical examination, or laboratory
findings of both (1) and (2):
?
1
2
3
F156
IF UNKNOWN: How much (SUBSTANCE/
MEDICATION) were you using when you
began to have (ANXIETY SXS)?
1. The symptoms in criterion A developed
during or soon after substance
intoxication or withdrawal or exposure
to a medication.
2. The involved substance/ medication is
capable of producing the symptoms in
Criterion A.
NOT
SUBSTANCE
INDUCED
RETURN TO
DISORDER
BEING
EVALUATED
NOTE: Refer to list of substances/medications
on page F.4.
ASK ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS
NEEDED TO RULE OUT A NON-SUBSTANCEINDUCED ETIOLOGY:
IF UNKNOWN: Which came first, the
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE) or the
(ANXIETY SXS)?
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had a period of
time when you stopped using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION)?
IF YES: After you stopped using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) did the
(ANXIETY SXS) go away or get better?
IF YES: How long did it take for
them to get better? Did they go
away within a month of stopping?
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had any other
episodes of (ANXIETY SXS)?
IF YES: How many? Were you using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) at those times?
?=Inadequate information
C. The disturbance is NOT better accounted
for by an anxiety disorder that is not
substance-induced. Such evidence of an
independent anxiety disorder could
include the following:
NOTE: The following three statements
constitute evidence that the anxiety
symptoms are not substance-induced. Code
“1” if any are true. Code “3” only if none are
true.
?
1
3
NOT
SUBSTANCE
INDUCED
RETURN TO
DISORDER
BEING
EVALUATED
1) The symptoms precede the onset of the
substance/medication use;
2) The symptoms persist for a substantial
period of time (e.g., about 1 month) after
the cessation of acute withdrawal or
severe intoxication; or
3) There is other evidence suggesting the
existence of an independent nonsubstance/ medication-induced anxiety
disorder (e.g., a history of recurrent nonsubstance/ medication-related episodes).
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
F157
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Substance/Medication Induced Anxiety
IF UNKNOWN: What effect did (ANXIETY SXS)
have on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED TO
RATE CRITERION E:
How did (ANXIETY SXS) affect your
relationships or your interactions with other
people? (Did [ANXIETY SXS] cause you any
problems in your relationships with your
family, romantic partner or friends?)
E. The symptoms cause clinically significant
distress or impairment in social,
occupational, or other important areas of
functioning.
NOTE: The D criterion (delirium rule-out) has
been omitted.
Anxiety Disorders F.90
?
1
2
3
F158
3
F159
RETURN TO
DISORDER
BEING
EVALUATED
How did (ANXIETY SXS) affect your
work/schoolwork? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Did [ANXIETY
SXS] make it more difficult to do your
work/schoolwork? How did [ANXIETY SXS]
affect the quality of your work/schoolwork?)
How did (ANXIETY SXS) affect your ability to
take care of things at home? How about
doing other things that are important to you
like religious activities, physical exercise, or
hobbies? Did you avoid doing anything
because you felt like you weren’t up to it?
Did your anxiety or worry affect any other
important part of your life?
IF HAS NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How much
were you bothered or upset by having
(ANXIETY SXS)?
SUBSTANCE-INDUCED ANXIETY DISORDER
CRITERIA A, B, C, AND E ARE CODED “3.”
1
SUBSTANCE-INDUCED
ANXIETY DISORDER
Check here____ if current in the past
month.
F160
Indicate context of development of
anxiety symptoms:
1 – With onset during intoxication
2 – With onset during withdrawal
F161
3 – With onset after medication use
Specify if:
___ With panic attacks
F162
RETURN TO EPISODE BEING EVALUATED
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
0G. OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE AND RELATED DISORDERS
*OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE
DISORDER*
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE
DISORDER CRITERIA
SCREEN Q#8
YES
IF SCREENING QUESTIONS #8, #9, AND #10 ARE ALL ANSWERED “NO” SKIP TO
*COMPULSIONS* G.2, (NOTE: BECAUSE SOME SUBJECTS WITH OCD MAY BE
RELUCTANT TO CONFIDE THEIR OBSESSIONS DURING THE SCREENING, CONSIDER
RE-ASKING SCREENING QUESTIONS BELOW AT THIS POINT IN THE SCID.)
SCREEN Q#9
YES
G1
NO
G2
NO
IF QUESTION #8 ANSWERED “YES”: In the past year, you’ve said that you’ve
been bothered by thoughts that kept coming back to you even when you
didn’t want them to, like being exposed to germs or dirt or needing
everything to be lined up in a certain way. What were they?
SCREEN Q#10
YES
IF QUESTION #9 ANSWERED “YES”: In the past year, you’ve [also] said that
you’ve had images pop into your head that you didn’t want like violent or
horrible scenes or something of a sexual nature. What were they?
IF ALL ARE ANSWERED
“NO” SKIP TO
*COMPULSIONS* G.2
IF QUESTION #10 ANSWERED “YES”: In the past year, you’ve [also] said that
you’ve had urges to do something that kept coming back to you even though
you didn’t want them to, like an urge to harm a loved one. What were they?
IF SCREENER NOT USED: In the past
year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you
been bothered by thoughts that kept
coming back to you even when you
didn’t want them to, like being
exposed to germs or dirt or needing
everything to be lined up in a certain
way? (What were they?)
How about having images pop into
your head that you didn’t want like
violent or horrible scenes or
something of a sexual nature? (What
were they?)
G3
NO
A. Presence of obsessions, compulsions, or
both:
Obsessions are defined by (1) and (2):
1. Recurrent and persistent thoughts,
urges, or images that are experienced,
at some time during the disturbance,
as intrusive and unwanted, and that in
most individuals cause marked anxiety
or distress.
?
1
2
3
G4
3
G5
NO OBSESSIONS
GO TO
*COMPULSIONS*
G.2
How about having urges to do
something that kept coming back to
you even though you didn’t want
them to, like an urge to harm a loved
one? (What were they?)
IF YES TO ANY OF ABOVE: Have these
(THOUGHTS/IMAGES/URGES) made you
very anxious or upset in the past
year?
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), when
you had these (THOUGHTS/IMAGES/
URGES) did you try hard to get them out of
your head? (What would you try to do?)
2. The individual attempts to ignore or
suppress such thoughts, urges, or
images, or to neutralize them with
some other thought or action (i.e., by
performing a compulsion).
?
1
NO
OBSESSIONS
CONTINUE
ON NEXT
PAGE
2
OBSESSIONS
DESCRIBE CONTENT OF OBSESSION(S):
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
*COMPULSIONS*
IF SCREENING QUESTION #11 ANSWERED “NO,” GO TO *SKIP OUT IF NEITHER
OBSESSIONS NOR COMPULSIONS* G.3 (NOTE: BECAUSE SOME SUBJECTS WITH
OCD MAY BE RELUCTANT TO CONFIDE THEIR COMPULSIONS DURING THE SCREENING,
CONSIDER RE-ASKING SCREENING QUESTION BELOW AT THIS POINT IN THE SCID.)
SCREEN Q#11
YES
IF QUESTION #11 ANSWERED “YES”: In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), you’ve
said that there were things you had to do over and over again and were hard
to resist doing, like washing your hands again and again, repeating something
over and over again until it “felt right,” counting up to a certain number, or
checking something many times to make sure that you‘d done it right. Tell me
about that.
IF SCREENER NOT USED: In the past Compulsions are defined by (1) and (2):
year, since (1 YEAR AGO), was there
anything that you had to do over
1. Repetitive behaviors (e. g., hand
and over again and was hard to
washing, ordering, checking) or mental
resist doing, like washing your
acts (e.g., praying, counting, repeating
hands again and again, repeating
words silently) that the individual feels
something over and over again until
driven to perform in response to an
it “felt right,” counting up to a
obsession, or according to rules that
certain number, or checking
must be applied rigidly.
something many times to make sure
that you‘d done it right?
G6
NO
IF NO: GO TO
*SKIP OUT IF
NEITHER
OBSESSIONS NOR
COMPULSIONS*
G.3
?
1
2
3
G7
?
1
2
3
G8
Tell me about that. (What did you
have to do?)
IF UNCLEAR: Why did you have to do
(COMPULSIVE ACT)? What would happen if
you didn’t do it?
IF UNCLEAR: How many times would you
do (COMPULSIVE ACT)? Have you been
doing (COMPULSIVE ACT) more than really
made sense?
GO TO *SKIP OUT IF NEITHER
OBSESSIONS NOR COMPULSIONS* G.3
(TOP OF NEXT PAGE)
?=Inadequate information
2. The behaviors or mental acts are aimed
at preventing or reducing anxiety or
distress, or preventing some dreaded
event or situation; however these
behaviors or mental acts either are not
connected in a realistic way with what
they are designed to neutralize or
prevent, or are clearly excessive.
COMPULSIONS
DESCRIBE CONTENT OF COMPULSION(S):
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
*SKIP OUT IF NEITHER OBSESSIONS NOR COMPULSIONS*
IF EITHER OBSESSIONS OR COMPULSIONS, OR BOTH, CONTINUE BELOW.
G9
IF NEITHER OBSESSIONS NOR COMPULSIONS, CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO THE NEXT MODULE.
B. The obsessions or compulsions are time
consuming (e.g., take more than 1 hour per
day) or cause clinically significant distress
or impairment in social, occupational, or
other important areas of functioning.
IF UNKNOWN: How much time do you
spend on (OBSESSION OR COMPULSION) in
the past year?
IF UNKNOWN: What effect did these
(OBSESSIONS OR COMPULSIONS) have on
your life in the past year?
?
1
2
3
G10
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE.
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION B:
How have (OBSESSIONS OR COMPULSIONS)
affected your relationships or your
interactions with other people in the past
year? (Have they caused you any
problems in your relationships with your
family, romantic partner, roommates or
friends?)
How have (OBSESSIONS OR COMPULSIONS)
affected your work/school in the past
year? (How about your attendance at
work or school? Have [OBSESSIONS OR
COMPULSIONS] made it more difficult to do
your work/ schoolwork)? How have
(OBSESSIONS OR COMPULSIONS) affected
the quality of your work/schoolwork?)
How have (OBSESSIONS OR COMPUSIONS)
affected your ability to take care of things
at home in the past year? How about
doing other things that are important to
you like religious activities, physical
exercise, or hobbies?
Have (OBSESSIONS OR COMPULSIONS)
affected any other important part of your
life in the past year?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have you been bothered in the past
year by having (OBSESSIONS OR
COMPULSIONS)?
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
C. [Primary Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.]
The obsessive-compulsive symptoms are
not attributable to the physiological effects
of a substance/medication or to another
Just before this began, were you physically
medical condition.
ill?
IF UNKNOWN: When did (OBSESSIONS OR
COMPULSIONS) begin?
IF YES: What did the doctor say?
Just before this began, were you using any
medications?
IF YES: Any change in the amount you
were using?
IF THERE IS ANY INDICATION THAT THE
OBSESSIONS OR COMPULSIONS MAY BE
SECONDARY (I.E., A DIRECT PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCE OF GMC OR
SUBSTANCE), GO TO *GMC/SUBSTANCE*
G.11 AND RETURN HERE TO MAKE A
RATING OF “1” OR “3.”
?
1
3
G11
PRIMARY
OCD
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE.
Just before this began, were you drinking
or using any drugs?
Etiological medical conditions include:
Sydenham’s chorea, medical conditions leading
to striatal damage, such as cerebral infarction.
CONTINUE
WITH NEXT
ITEM
Etiological substances/medications include:
intoxication with cocaine, amphetamines or
other stimulants and exposure to heavy metals.
D. The disturbance is not better explained by
the symptoms of another mental disorder
(e.g., excessive worries, as in Generalized
Anxiety Disorder; preoccupation with
appearance, as in Body Dysmorphic
Disorder; difficulty discarding or parting
with possessions, as in Hoarding Disorder;
hair pulling, as in Trichotillomania; skin
picking, as in Excoriation Disorder;
stereotypies, as in Stereotypic Movement
Disorder; ritualized eating behavior, as in
Eating Disorders; preoccupation with
substances or gambling, as in SubstanceRelated and Addictive Disorders;
preoccupation with having an illness, as in
Illness Anxiety Disorder; sexual urges or
fantasies, as in Paraphilic Disorders;
impulses, as in Disruptive, Impulse-Control,
and Conduct Disorders; guilty ruminations,
as in Major Depressive Disorder; thought
insertion or delusional preoccupations, as in
Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other
Psychotic Disorders; or repetitive patterns
of behavior, as in Autism Spectrum
Disorder).
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
?
1
3
G12
GO TO THE
NEXT MODULE.
3=Threshold or true
OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER
CRITERIA A, B, C, D, AND E ARE CODED “3.”
1
3
OBSESSIVECOMPULSIVE
DISORDER;
CONTINUE
BELOW.
GO TO THE
NEXT
MODULE.
GO TO THE NEXT MODULE.
?=Inadequate information
1=Absent or false
2=Subthreshold
3=Threshold or true
G13
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Anorexia Nervosa
Feeding and Eating Disorders I
I. FEEDING AND EATING DISORDERS
*ANOREXIA NERVOSA*
ANOREXIA NERVOSA CRITERIA
SCREEN Q#12
IF SCREENING QUESTION #12 ANSWERED “NO,” CHECK HERE ___ AND SKIP TO
*BULIMIA NERVOSA* I.4
YES
IF QUESTION #12 ANSWERED “YES”:
You’ve said that there was a time in the
past year when you weighed much less
than other people thought you ought to
weigh…
I1
NO
IF NO: GO TO
*BULIMIA
NERVOSA*
IF SCREENER NOT USED: Now I would
A. Restriction of energy intake relative to
like to ask you some questions about
requirements, leading to a significantly low body
your eating habits and your weight in
weight in the context of age, sex, developmental
the past year. Have you had a time
trajectory, and physical health. Significantly low
when you weighed much less than other
weight is defined as a weight that is less than
people thought you ought to weigh?
minimally normal or, for children and
IF YES: Why was that? How much
adolescents, less than minimally expected.
did you weigh? How old were you
then? How tall were you?
I2
?
1
2
3
GO TO
*BULIMIA
NERVOSA*
I3
Past 3 months
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: During the past 3
months, since (3 MONTHS AGO), what is the
lowest your weight has been?
In the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO), were
you very afraid that you could become fat?
IF NO: Tell me about your eating habits.
(Have you avoided high calorie foods or
high fat foods? How strict are you about
it? Have you ever thrown up after you
eaten? How often? Do you exercise a lot
after you eat?)
?
B. Intense fear of gaining weight or of becoming
fat, or persistent behavior that interferes with
weight gain, even though underweight.
?
IF NO: Did you need to be very thin in
order to feel better about yourself?
2
1
3
3 I4
2
GO TO
*BULIMIA
NERVOSA*
Past 3 months
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
been the case during the past 3 months,
since (3 MONTHS AGO)?
At your lowest weight in the past year, did
you still feel too fat or that part of your body
was too fat?
1
?
C. Disturbance in the way in which one’s body
weight or shape is experienced; undue influence
of body weight or shape on self-evaluation, or
persistent lack of recognition of the seriousness
of the current low body weight.
?
1
2
1
I5
3
2
3 I6
GO TO
*BULIMIA
NERVOSA*
IF NO AND LOW WEIGHT IS MEDICALLY
SERIOUS: When you were that thin, did
anybody tell you it could be dangerous to
your health to be that thin? (What did you
think?)
Past 3 months
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
been the case in the past 3 months, since
(3 MONTHS AGO)?
?
ANOREXIA NERVOSA CRITERIA A, B, AND C ARE
CODED “3”
1
IF NO: GO TO
*BULIMIA
NERVOSA*
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
1
3=threshold or true
2
I7
3
3 I8
ANOREXIA
NERVOSA
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Anorexia Nervosa
Feeding and Eating Disorders I
When did you last have (ANY SXS Number of months prior to interview when last
had a symptom of Anorexia Nervosa
OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA)?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
____ ____ ____
3=threshold or true
I12
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Anorexia Nervosa
Do you have eating binges in which you
eat a lot of food in a short period of time
and feel that your eating is out of control?
(How often?)
IF NO: What kinds of things have you done
to keep weight off? (Do you ever make
yourself vomit or take laxatives, enemas,
or water pills? How often?)
Feeding and Eating Disorders I
Specify subtype for current episode: (circle the
appropriate number)
I14
1 – Restricting type:
During the last 3 months, the individual has NOT
engaged in recurrent episodes of binge eating or
purging behavior (i.e., self-induced vomiting or
the misuse of laxatives, diuretics, or enemas).
This subtype describes presentations in which
weight loss is accomplished primarily through
dieting, fasting and/or excessive exercise.
2 – Binge-eating/purging type:
During last 3 months, the individual has engaged
in recurrent episodes or binge-eating or purging
behavior (i.e., self-induced vomiting or misuse of
laxatives, diuretics, or enemas).
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Bulimia Nervosa
*BULIMIA NERVOSA*
Feeding and Eating Disorders I
BULIMIA NERVOSA CRITERIA
SCREEN Q#13
YES
NO
I15
IF SCREENING QUESTION #13 IS ANSWERED “NO,” GO TO THE NEXT MODULE.
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
IF QUESTION #13 ANSWERED “YES”: In
the past year, since (1 YEAR AGO),
you’ve said that you’ve had eating
binges, that is, times when you
couldn’t resist eating a lot of food or
stop eating once you’ve started. Tell
me about those times.
IF SCREENER NOT USED: In the past
A. Recurrent episodes of binge eating. An episode
year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you had
of binge eating is characterized by BOTH of the
eating binges, that is, times when you
following:
couldn’t resist eating a lot of food or
stop eating once you started? Tell me
about those times.
During these times, were you unable to
control what or how much you were eating?
2. A sense of lack of control over eating during
the episode (e.g., a feeling that one cannot
stop eating or control what or how much one
is eating)
?
1
3 I16
2
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MODULE
NOTE: Criterion A.2 (lack of control) precedes
criterion A.1 to tie in with screening question.
During those times in the past year, how
much did you eat? Over what period of time?
What’s the most you might eat at such
times? (Does this only happen during
celebrations or holidays?)
1. Eating, in a discrete period of time (e.g.,
within any 2-hour period), an amount of food
that is definitely larger than most people
would eat during a similar period of time and
under similar circumstances
?
1
3 I17
2
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
CRITERIA A.2 AND A.1 ARE CODED “3”
3 I18
1
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MODULE
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3” FOR BOTH CRITERIA
A.2 AND A.1: During the past 3 months, since
(3 MONTHS AGO), have you had such
episodes?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
I19
Past 3 months
?
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
1
2
3
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
Bulimia Nervosa
In the past year, have you done anything to
keep yourself from gaining weight because
of the binge eating (like making yourself
vomit, taking laxatives, enemas, water pills,
or thyroid hormone, strict dieting or fasting,
or exercising a lot)? Tell me about that.
How often did this occur?
Feeding and Eating Disorders I
B. Recurrent inappropriate compensatory behavior
in order to prevent weight gain, such as: selfinduced vomiting; misuse of laxatives, diuretics,
enemas, or other medications; fasting; or
excessive exercise.
?
1
2
3 I20
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NEXT
MODULE
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Have you done
(COMPENSATORY BEHAVIOR[S]) during the past
3 months, since (3 MONTHS AGO)?
Past 3 months
1
In the past year, how often were you binge
C. The binge eating and inappropriate
eating and (COMPENSATORY BEHAVIOR[S])?
compensatory behaviors both occur, on average,
at least once a week for 3 months.
(At least once a week for at least 3 months?)
?
I21
3
1
2
3 I22
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NEXT
MODULE
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Since (3 MONTHS
AGO), how often were you binge eating and
(COMPENSATORY BEHAVIOR[S])? At least once
a week?
I23
Past 3 months
1
In the past year, has your body shape and
D. Self-evaluation is unduly influenced by body
weight ever been an important factor in how
shape and weight.
you felt about yourself?
?
3
1
2
3 I24
IF YES: How important?
IF PAST YEAR RATING OF “3”: Has this also
been the case during the past 3 months?
Past 3 months
1
IF UNKNOWN: In the past year, did you binge E. The disturbance does not occur exclusively
eat and then (ENGAGE IN COMPENSATORY
during episodes of Anorexia Nervosa.
BEHAVIOR) only when your weight was very
low?
?
I25
3
3 I26
1
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MODULE
BULIMIA NERVOSA CRITERIA
A, B, C, D, AND E ARE CODED “3.”
3 I27
1
BULIMIA
NERVOSA
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
TABLE FOR DETERMINING SEVERITY OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA BASED ON BODY MASS INDEX
Anorexia Nervosa
Severity
Mild
(BMI≥17)
Moderate
(BMI=16-16.99)
Severe
(BMI=15-15.99)
Extreme
(BMI=<15)
Height
cms (inches/feet)
Body Weight
kg (pounds)
Body Weight
kg (pounds)
Body Weight
kg (pounds)
Body Weight
kg (pounds)
148 (58" / 4´10")
≥38 (≥84)
35-37 (77-82)
33-34 (72-76)
<33 (<72)
150 (59" / 4´11")
≥39 (≥86)
37-38 (79-81)
35-36 (74-78)
<35 (<74)
153 (60" / 5´)
≥40 (≥90)
38-39 (84-87)
36-37 (77-81)
<36 (<77)
155 (61" / 5´1")
≥41 (≥95)
39-40 (86-90)
37-38 (80-85)
<37 (<80)
158 (62" / 5´2")
≥43 (≥95)
41-42 (89-93)
38-39 (82-88)
<38 (<82)
160 (63" / 5´3")
≥44 (≥97)
42-43 (92-96)
39-40 (85-91)
<39 (<85)
163 (64" / 5´4")
≥46 (≥101)
44-45 (97-99)
40-41 (88-92)
<40 (<88)
165 (65" / 5´5")
≥47 (≥104)
45-46 (100-102)
41-43 (91-95)
<41 (<91)
168 (66" / 5´6")
≥48 (≥106)
46-47 (100-105)
43-44 (93-99)
<43 (<93)
170 (67" / 5´7")
≥49 (≥108)
47-48 (103-107)
44-46 (95-102)
<44 (<95)
173 (68" / 5´8")
≥51 (≥112)
49-50 (104-109)
46-47 (97-103)
<46 (<97)
175 (69" / 5´9")
≥52 (≥115)
50-51 (106-113)
47-48 (99-105)
<47 (<99)
178 (70" / 5´10")
≥54 (≥119)
52-53 (109-116)
48-50 (102-108)
<48 (<102)
180 (71" / 5´11")
≥55 (≥121)
53-54 (115-123)
51-52 (108-114)
<51 (<108)
183 (72" / 6´0”)
≥57 (≥126)
54-55 (119-125)
52-53 (111-118)
<52 (<111)
185 (73" / 6´1")
≥58 (≥128)
55-57 (124-129)
53-54 (114-121)
<53 (<114)
188 (74" / 6´2")
≥60 (≥132)
57-59 (125-132)
54-55 (117-124)
<54 (<117)
191 (75" / 6´3")
≥61 (≥134)
59-60(128-136)
55-58 (122-127)
<55 (<122)
193 (76" / 6´4")
≥63 (≥140)
60-62 (132-140)
58-59 (123-131)
<58 (<123)
Severity
Mild
Moderate
Severe
Extreme
Source: Adapted from Clinical Guidelines on the Identification, Evaluation, and Treatment of Overweight and Obesity in Adults: The
Evidence Report.
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) OC Disorder Due to AMC OC and Related Disorders G.105
*GMC/SUBSTANCE CAUSING OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE AND RELATED
SYMPTOMS*
*OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE AND
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE AND RELATED DISORDER
RELATED DISORDER DUE TO
DUE TO ANOTHER MEDICAL
ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION* CONDITION CRITERIA
G28
IF SYMPTOMS NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH A GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITION, CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO
*SUBSTANCE-INDUCED OC AND RELATED DISORDER* G.14.
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED
Did (OC AND RELATED SXS) start or get
much worse only after (GMC) began?
How long after (GMC) began did (OC AND
RELATED SXS) start or get much worse?
IF GMC HAS RESOLVED: Did the (OC AND
RELATED SYMPTOMS) get better once the
(GMC) got better?
A. Obsessions, compulsions, preoccupations
with appearance, hoarding, skin picking,
hair pulling, other body-focused repetitive
behaviors, or other symptoms
characteristic of obsessive-compulsive and
related disorder predominate in the clinical
picture.
?
B/C. There is evidence from the history,
physical examination, or laboratory
findings that the disturbance is the direct
physiological consequence of another
medical condition AND the disturbance is
not better accounted for by another
mental disorder.
?
1
2
1
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
G.14
NOTE: The following factors should be
considered and, if present, support the
conclusion that a general medical condition is
etiologic to the obsessive-compulsive and
related symptoms.
1) There is evidence from the literature of a
well-established association between the
general medical condition and the
obsessive-compulsive and related
symptoms. (Refer to list of etiological
general medical conditions on page G.4.)
3) The obsessive-compulsive and related
symptoms are characterized by unusual
presenting features (e.g., late age-atonset).
4) The absence of alternative explanations
(e.g., obsessive-compulsive and related
symptoms as a psychological reaction to
the stress of being diagnosed with a
general medical condition).
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
G29
3
G30
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
G.14
2) There is a close temporal relationship
between the course of the obsessivecompulsive and related symptoms and the
course of the general medical condition.
?=inadequate information
3
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) OC Disorder Due to AMC OC and Related Disorders G.106
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have (OCRELATED SXS) had on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION E.:
How have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected
your relationships or your interactions
with other people? (Have they caused you
any problems in your relationships with
your family, romantic partner or friends?)
E. The disturbance causes clinically significant
distress or impairment in social,
occupational, or other important areas of
functioning
NOTE: The D criterion (delirium rule-out) has
been omitted.
?
1
2
GO TO
*SUBSTANCE
INDUCED*
G.14
How have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected your
work/school? (How about your
attendance at work or school? Have [OCRELATED SXS] made it more difficult to do
your work/schoolwork)? How have [OCRELATED SXS] affected the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected your
ability to take care of things at home?
What about being involved in things that
are important to you, like religious
activities, physical exercise, or hobbies?
Have you avoided situations or people
because you didn’t want other people to
see you doing (OC-RELATED BEHAVIORS)?
Have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have your (OC-RELATED SXS)
bothered or upset you?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
3
G31
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) OC Disorder Due to AMC OC and Related Disorders G.107
OC AND RELATED DISORDER DUE TO AMC
CRITERIA A, B/C, AND E CODED “3.”
1
3
G32
OC AND
RELATED
DISORDER
DUE TO AN
AMC
Check here __ if current in the past
month.
Specify if:
G34
1 - With obsessive-compulsive disorder–like
symptoms: If obsessive-compulsive disorder–like
symptoms predominate in the clinical presentation.
2 - With appearance preoccupations: If
preoccupation with perceived appearance defects or
flaws predominates in the clinical presentation.
3 - With hoarding symptoms: If hoarding
predominates in the clinical presentation.
4 - With hair-pulling symptoms: If hair pulling
predominates in the clinical presentation.
5 - With skin-picking symptoms: If skin picking
predominates in the clinical presentation.
CONTINUE ON NEXT PAGE
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
G33
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Substance-Induced OCD OC and Related Disorders G.108
*SUBSTANCE-/MEDICATION-INDUCED OC SUBSTANCE-/MEDICATION-INDUCED OC
AND RELATED DISORDER*
AND RELATED DISORDER CRITERIA
EPISODE BEING EVALUATED:
OCD
G.4
G35
IF SYMPTOMS NOT TEMPORALLY ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE (OR IF
SYMPTOMS CONFINED TO HOARDING), CHECK HERE ___ AND RETURN TO EPISODE BEING
EVALUATED, CONTINUING WITH THE ITEM FOLLOWING “SYMPTOMS ARE NOT ATTRIBUTABLE
TO THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF A SUBSTANCE OR ANOTHER MEDICAL CONDITION” (SEE
PAGE NUMBERS IN BOX TO THE RIGHT).
CODE BASED ON INFORMATION ALREADY
OBTAINED.
A. Obsessions, compulsions, skin picking, hair
pulling, other body-focused repetitive
behaviors, or other symptoms
characteristic of the obsessive-compulsive
and related disorders predominate in the
clinical picture.
IF NOT KNOWN: When did the (OC AND
B. There is evidence from the history,
RELATED SXS) begin? Were you already
physical examination, or laboratory
using (SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) or had you
findings of both (1) and (2):
just stopped or cut down your use?
IF UNKNOWN: How much (SUBSTANCE/
MEDICATION) were you using when you
began to have (OC AND RELATED SXS)?
?
1
2
3
G36
?
1
2
3
G37
3
G38
NOT
SUBSTANCE
INDUCED
1. The symptoms in criterion A developed
during or soon after substance
intoxication or withdrawal or exposure
to a medication
RETURN TO
EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
2. The involved substance/ medication is
capable of producing the symptoms in
Criterion A
NOTE: Refer to list of etiological
substances/medications on page G.4.
ASK ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
C. The disturbance is NOT better accounted
AS NEEDED TO RULE OUT A NON-SUBSTANCEfor by an obsessive-compulsive and
INDUCED ETIOLOGY.
related disorder that is not substanceinduced. Such evidence of an independent
obsessive-compulsive disorder and related
disorder could include the following:
IF UNKNOWN: Which came first, the
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION USE) or the (OC
NOTE: The following three statements
AND RELATED SXS)?
constitute evidence that the anxiety
symptoms are not substance-induced. Code
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had a period of
“1” if any are true. Code “3” only if none are
time when you stopped using
true.
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION)?
IF YES: After you stopped using
(SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION) did the (OC
AND RELATED SXS) go away or get
better?
IF YES: How long did it take for
them to get better? Did they go
away within a month of stopping?
IF UNKNOWN: Have you had any other
episodes of (OC AND RELATED SXS)?
IF YES: How many? Were you using
(SUBSTANCE/ MEDICATION) at those
times?
?=inadequate information
?
1
RETURN TO
EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
The symptoms precede the onset of the
substance/medication use;
The symptoms persist for a substantial
period of time (e.g., about 1 month) after
the cessation of acute withdrawal or severe
intoxication;
There is other evidence suggesting the
existence of an independent nonsubstance/medication-induced obsessivecompulsive and related disorder (e.g., a
history of recurrent non-substance/
medication-related episodes).
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Substance-Induced OCD OC and Related Disorders G.109
IF UNKNOWN: What effect have (OCRELATED SXS) had on your life?
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION E:
How have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Have they caused you any
problems in your relationships with your
family, romantic partner or friends?)
E. The symptoms cause clinically significant
distress or impairment in social,
occupational, or other important areas of
functioning.
NOTE: The D criterion (delirium rule-out) has
been omitted.
?
1
RETURN TO
EPISODE
BEING
EVALUATED
How have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected your
work/school? (How about your attendance
at work or school? Have [OC-RELATED SXS]
made it more difficult to do your
work/schoolwork)? How have [OCRELATED SXS] affected the quality of your
work/schoolwork?)
How have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected your
ability to take care of things at home?
What about being involved in things that
are important to you like religious
activities, physical exercise, or hobbies?
Have you avoided situations or people
because you didn’t want other people to
see you doing (OC-RELATED BEHAVIOR)?
Have (OC-RELATED SXS) affected any other
important part of your life?
IF HAVE NOT INTERFERED WITH LIFE: How
much have your (OC-RELATED SXS)
bothered or upset you?
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
2
3
G39
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0) Substance-Induced OCD OC and Related Disorders G.110
SUBSTANCE/MEDICATION-INDUCED
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE AND RELATED
DISORDER CRITERIA A, B, C, AND E ARE
CODED “3.”
1
3
SUBSTANCE-/MEDICATIONINDUCED OC AND RELATED
DISORDER
Check here ___ if current in past
month.
Specify if:
1 - With onset during intoxication:
If the criteria are met for
intoxication with the substance and
the symptoms develop during
intoxication.
2 - With onset during withdrawal:
If criteria are met for withdrawal
from the substance and the
symptoms develop during, or shortly
after, withdrawal.
3 - With onset after medication use:
Symptoms may appear either at
initiation of medication or after a
modification or change in use.
RETURN TO EPISODE BEING EVALUATED
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
G40
G41
G42
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
*INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIVE DISORDER*
intermittent Explosive Disorder Externalizing Disorders Opt-K.111
INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIVE DISORDER
CRITERIA
IF SCREENING QUESTIONS #15a AND
#15b ARE BOTH ANSWERED “NO,” GO
TO next section.
SCREEN Q#15a
YES
IF SCREENING QUESTION #15a IS
ANSWERED “YES”: You’ve said that in
the past year have frequently lost
control of your temper and ended up
yelling or getting into arguments
with others. Tell me about that.
||
NO
SCREEN Q#15b
YES
||
OK1
OK2
NO
IF BOTH HAVE
BEEN
ANSWERED
“NO,” GO TO
THE NEXT
MODULE.
IF SCREENING QUESTION #15b IS
ANSWERED “YES”: You’ve (also) said
that in the past year, you have lost
your temper so that you shoved, hit,
kicked or threw something at a
person or an animal or damaged
someone’s property. Tell me about
that.
IF SCREENER NOT USED: In the past
year, since (1 YEAR AGO), have you
frequently lost control of your
temper and ended up yelling or
getting into arguments with others?
(Tell me about that.)
IF NO: In the past year, have you
lost your temper so that you
shoved, hit, kicked or threw
something at a person or an
animal or damaged someone’s
property? (Tell me about that.)
OK3
IF THERE IS NO EVIDENCE THAT THE SUBJECT
HAS HAD VERBAL OR PHYSICAL AGGRESSION,
CHECK HERE ___ AND GO TO next section.
IF UNKNOWN: In the past year, have your A. Recurrent behavioral outbursts
angry outbursts resulted in someone
representing a failure to control aggressive
getting physically hurt? (Tell me about
impulses as manifested by either of the
that.)
following:
IF UNKNOWN: In the past year, have you
physically injured an animal in anger?
IF UNKNOWN: In the past year, have your
outbursts resulted in damaging things,
breaking things, smashing windows,
punching a hole in a wall, or other
damage to property?
?
1
2
2. Three behavioral outbursts involving
damage or destruction of property
and/or physical assault involving
physical injury against animals or other
individuals occurring within a 12-month
period.
NOTE: Physical injury includes, at a minimum,
a scratch or bruise, whether or not medical
IF YES TO ANY OF THESE: During the
attention is sought.
past year have you had at least 3 such
outbursts?
DESCRIBE:
?=inadequate information
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
3
OK4
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
IF UNKNOWN: In the past year, have you
had angry outbursts in which you shoved,
kicked, hit, or threw something without
anything or anyone being damaged or
injured?
IF UNKNOWN: In the past year have you
also had angry outbursts that involved
heated arguments, yelling at people,
having temper tantrums, or going on
“rants,” but without physically hurting
anyone or damaging anything?
IF YES TO EITHER: If you were to
include all the kinds of angry outbursts
that we just talked about in the past
year (both verbal and physical), did
they altogether ever happen as often
as twice a week, on average, for at
least 3 months?
intermittent Explosive Disorder Externalizing Disorders Opt-K.112
1. Verbal aggression (e.g., temper
tantrums, tirades, verbal arguments or
fights) or physical aggression toward
property, animals, or other individuals,
occurring twice weekly, on average, for a
period of 3 months. The physical
aggression does not result in damage or
destruction of property and does not
result in physical injury to animals or
other individuals.
?
1
2
3
OK5
Check if:
OK6
___ Verbal aggression (e.g., tantrums,
tirades, verbal arguments or fights)
twice weekly for 3 months
OK7
___ Physical aggression without damage
or destruction of property (e.g.,
throwing clothes or books around that
do not get damaged) twice weekly for
3 months
EITHER CRITERION A.2 OR A.1 IS CODED “3”
1
3
OK8
GO TO THE
NEXT
MODULE
What kinds of things have set you off?
B. The magnitude of aggressiveness
(Do you think your reactions have been
expressed during the recurrent outbursts is
much stronger than they should have
grossly out of proportion to the provocation
or to any precipitating psychosocial
been given the circumstances? Has
stressors.
anyone told you that your reactions were
way off-base given the situation in
question?)
IF UNCLEAR: Have all of these outbursts
been “on purpose,” that is, in order to
intimidate someone or force someone to
give you what you want?
C. The recurrent aggressive outbursts are not
premeditated (i.e., they are impulsive
and/or anger-based) and are not
committed to achieve some tangible
objective (e.g., money, power,
intimidation).
?
1
2
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
OK9
3
OK10
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
?
1
2
GO TO THE
NEXT
MODULE
NOTE: Code “1” if all outbursts are
premeditated or intended to achieve a tangible
objective.
?=inadequate information
3
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
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IF UNKNOWN: What effect have your
outbursts had on your life in the past
year?
D. The recurrent aggressive outbursts cause
either marked distress in the individual or
impairment in occupational or interpersonal
functioning, or are associated with financial
or legal consequences.
ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AS NEEDED
TO RATE CRITERION D:
?
1
2
3
OK11
2
3
OK12
GO TO THE
NEXT
MODULE
Have you gotten into trouble because of
them? (For example, has anyone called
the police or a supervisor because of
these outbursts? Have you ever been
arrested as a result of your outbursts?
Have you ever had to pay a lot of money
to compensate someone for the damage
you caused?)
How have your outbursts affected your
relationships or your interactions with
other people? (Have they caused you any
problems in your relationships with your
family, romantic partner or friends?)
How have they affected your
work/school? (How about getting fired
from a job or expelled from school or
getting “written up” for disciplinary
action because of your outbursts?)
Have your outbursts affected any other
important part of your life?
IF DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH LIFE: How
much have you been bothered or upset
by your outbursts?
IF HX OF MANIA, DEPRESSION, OR
PSYCHOSIS: Did these outbursts happen
only when you were feeling excited,
irritable, or depressed, or only when you
were having (PSYCHOTIC SXS)?
IF HX OF PTSD: Did you have any
outbursts like this prior to exposure to
(TRAUMATIC EVENT)?
IF HX OF ADHD: Have you gotten any
treatment specifically for the aggressive
outbursts?
?=inadequate information
NOTE: Criterion E regarding minimum chronological
age has been omitted.
F. The recurrent aggressive outbursts are not
better explained by another mental
disorder (e.g., Major Depressive Disorder,
Bipolar Disorder, [Posttraumatic Stress
Disorder], Disruptive Mood Dysregulation
Disorder, a Psychotic Disorder, Antisocial
Personality Disorder, Borderline Personality
Disorder)…
?
1
GO TO THE
NEXT
MODULE
Note: This diagnosis can be made in
addition to the diagnosis of AttentionDeficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder when
recurrent impulsive aggressive outbursts
are in excess of those usually seen in this
disorder and warrant independent clinical
attention.
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
SCID-RV (for DSM-5®) (Version 1.0.0)
intermittent Explosive Disorder Externalizing Disorders Opt-K.114
Do you have these outbursts only when
you’ve been drinking, using drugs, or
taking medications?
…and are not attributable to another medical
condition (e.g., head trauma, Alzheimer’s
disease) or to the physiological effects of a
substance (e.g., alcohol, phencyclidine,
cocaine and other stimulants, barbiturates,
inhalants, or a medication).
IF UNKNOWN: Have you ever had a head
injury, seizure, stroke, or some other
kind of neurological illness?
?
1
2
GO TO THE
NEXT
MODULE
IF YES: Have these outbursts occurred
only during (ILLNESS MENTIONED
ABOVE)?
3
PRIMARY
IED
CONTINUE
WITH
NEXT
ITEM
CRITERIA A, B, C, D, AND F ARE CODED “3”
1
GO TO THE
NEXT
MODULE
3
CURRENT
IED
GO TO THE NEXT
MODULE
?=inadequate information
OK13
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
3=threshold or true
OK14
SCID-5-MICS
COVID-19
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THIS ITEM HAS ALREADY BEEN ASKED AS PART OF THE OVERVIEW AND HAS BEEN
PREPOPULATED BASED ON INFORMATION PREVIOULSY OBTAINED:
IF UNKNOWN: How were you affected by the coronavirus pandemic? (Did you or someone close to
you need to be hospitalized for treatment? Did you lose someone whom you were close to? How
about the financial implications for people close to you related to the crisis?)
QUESTIONS TO DETERMINE POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION OF EACH PAST 12 MONTH DIAGNOSIS WITH
CORONAVIUS AND ASSOCIATED STRESSORS:
(FILL OUT THIS PAGE SEPARATELY FOR EACH PAST 12 MONTH DIAGNOSIS)
FOR EACH DISORDER DIAGNOSED IN PAST 12
MONTHS:
IF UNKNOWN: When did [SXS OF DIAGNOSED
DISORDER] start?
IF ONSET SINCE START OF CORONAVIRUS
PANDEMIC IN JANUARY 2020:
IF UNKNOWN: What was going on in your
life when (SXS) started?
Do you think (SXS) were due to the effects
of the coronavirus pandemic on your life?
IF ONSET PRIOR TO START OF
CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC IN JANUARY
2020: Did (SXS) become worse since the
start of the pandemic?
IF YES: When did they get worse? How
much worse? Do you think they got
worse because of the effects of the
coronavirus pandemic on your life?
BASED ON ALL AVAILABLE INFORMATION, INDICATE FOR EACH 12-MONTH DIAGNOSIS THE
LIKELIHOOD THAT DISORDER OCCURRING IN PAST 12 MONTHS WAS DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF
CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: (INCLUDING ECONOMIC EFFECTS)
1
2
Not at all likely
?=inadequate information
3
4
5
6
7
Somewhat likely
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
8
9
10
Very likely
3=threshold or true
SCID-5-MICS
?=inadequate information
COVID-19
1=absent or false
2=subthreshold
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3=threshold or true
| File Type | application/pdf |
| File Title | Microsoft Word - Attachment MICS-2_NetSCID Instrument Specs_Final_9-14-22 |
| Author | cjewett |
| File Modified | 2022-09-14 |
| File Created | 2022-09-14 |