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Egna Minnen Betraffande Uppfostran (EMBU)
No full textThe Egna Minnen Betraffande Uppfostran (EMBU) is a self-report questionnaire that assesses perceived parental rearing style in children, comprising 4 subscales: rejection, emotional warmth, control attempts/overprotection, and favoring subjects
Parenting Practices (PP)
No full textThe Parenting Practices (PP) questionnaire is a validated instrument to assess parental monitoring and control in a child's daily activities. It includes how much parents know about the child's personal life (parental knowledge), how much the child shares with their parents (disclosure), how much parents ask about the child's daily activities (parental solicitation), and how controlling parents are with respect to the child's daily activities (parental control)
Length, weight, head circumference
No full textThe body measures height, head circumference, and weight were measured by the experimenter in centimeters and kilos respectively. Participants were asked to take off any shoes and large vests and sweaters that could affect these measures
Delinquent Behavior
No full textSelf-Report Delinquent Behavior measures the frequency of several kinds of criminal behavior in the past 12 months with items such as "Arrested by the police because of something you did.", "Broken into a building, house or store." or "Purposely hit or kicked someone on the street, in a pub or at school." This questionnaire is based on the international Self-Report Delinquency Study (ISRD; Junger-Tas et al., 1994
Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire - Discomfort, Fear, Perceptual sensitivity (EATQ-DFP)
No full textThe Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire (EATQ) is designed to specifically tap experiences common to adolescents, and is available in self- and parent-report formats. It assesses temperament and self-regulation via adaptation of scales used in studies of children and adults. It has 10 subscales: Activation Control (the capacity to perform an action when there is a strong tendency to avoid it); Affiliation (the desire for warmth and closeness with others, independent of shyness or extraversion); Attention (the capacity to focus attention as well as to shift attention when desired); Fear (unpleasant affect related to anticipation of distress); Frustration (negative affect related to interruption of ongoing tasks or goal blocking); High Intensity Pleasure (the pleasure derived from activities involving high intensity or novelty); Inhibitory Control (the capacity to plan, and to suppress inappropriate responses); Perceptual Sensitivity (detection or perceptual awareness of slight, low-intensity stimulation in the environment); Pleasure Sensitivity (pleasure related to activities or stimuli involving low intensity, rate, complexity, novelty, and incongruity); and Shyness. Two behavioral scales are also included; Aggression (hostile and aggressive actions, including person- and object-directed physical violence, direct and indirect verbal aggression, and hostile reactivity); and Depressive Mood (unpleasant affect and lowered mood, loss of enjoyment and interest in activities)
Work and education
No full textWork and education includes items that assess highest education obtained, employment and working conditions, and occupations
Handedness and hand preference
No full textSelf-reported handedness or hand preference of self or family members was assessed
Friendship Quality Scale (FQS)
No full textThe Friendship Quality Scale (FQS) measures the quality of friendships. It focuses on five factors; companionship, conflict, aid, security and closeness, providing insights into the overall satisfaction and depth of individuals' friendships. This questionnaire consists of 28 items
Sensitivity - Family game
No full textThe Sensitivity - Family game task aims to measure parental sensitivity by observing parent-child interaction during the playing of a family game
Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders (SCARED)
No full textThe Screen for Child Anxiety Related Disorders (SCARED) is a child- and parent self-report instrument used to screen for childhood anxiety disorders including general anxiety disorder, separation anxiety disorder, panic disorder and social phobia. It consists of 41-item inventory rated on a 3 point Likert-type scale. It comes in two versions; one asks questions to parents about their child and the other asks these same questions to the child directly