Form 0920-0222 CCQDER RANDS 10 Questionnaire

[NCHS] Collaborating Center for Questionnaire Design and Evaluation Research

Attachment 1a Questions for Cognitive Interviews Whole Person Health

[NCHS] RANDS 10 and Accompanying Cognitive Interviews (24CL)

OMB: 0920-0222

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Attachment 1a: Questions to be cognitively tested


Form Approved

OMB No. 0920-0222

Exp. Date: 01/31/2026


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Proposed Questions:

Whole Person Health


  1. How would you rate your health in general?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor


  1. How would you rate your quality of life, focusing on what matters most to you?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor


  1. How would you rate your social and family connections?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor

  1. How would you rate your diet?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor


  1. How would you rate your physical activity?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor


  1. How would you rate your ability to manage stress?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor


  1. How would you rate your sleep?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor


  1. How would you rate your spirituality or belief in God?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor


  1. How would you rate your ability to manage your most bothersome symptom or health concern?

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor



Everyday Discrimination Scale


In your day-to-day life how often have any of the following things happened to you? Would you say: Almost every day, At least once a week, A few times a month, A few times a year, Less than once a year, or Never…


  1. You are treated with less courtesy or respect than other people.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never


  1. You receive poorer service than other people at restaurants or stores.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never


  1. People act as if they think you are not smart.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never


  1. People act as if they are afraid of you.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never


  1. You are threatened or harassed.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never



Heightened Vigilance Scale


In your day-to-day life, how often do you do the following things: Almost every day, At least once a week, A few times a month, A few times a year, Less than once a year, Never


  1. You try to prepare for possible insults from other people before leaving home.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never


  1. Feel that you always have to be very careful about your appearance to get good service or avoid being harassed.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never


  1. Carefully watch what you say and how you say it.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never


  1. Try to avoid certain social situations and places.

  • Almost every day

  • At least once a week

  • A few times a month

  • A few times a year

  • Less than once a year

  • Never




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