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NATSCEV YOUTH SURVEY

Table of Contents

Parent Screen and Consent ....................................................................................................... 1


Section 1: Parent Screener Interview ......................................................................................... 5
Parent Consent to Interview Child 10 and Older ....................................................................... 14
Child Assent ............................................................................................................................. 15
Section 2: Youth Report Background Questions ....................................................................... 16
Section 3: JVQ Screener Questions ......................................................................................... 17
Section 4: Social Support ......................................................................................................... 22
Section 5: Mental Health .......................................................................................................... 22
Section 6: NATSCEV Supplemental Screener Questions ......................................................... 24
Section 7: JVQ & NATSCEV Follow-up Questions ................................................................... 26
Section 8: Lifetime and Past Year Adversity ........................................................................... 183
Section 9: Internet Victimization ............................................................................................. 186
Section 10: Community Disorder ............................................................................................ 186
Section 11: Delinquency ......................................................................................................... 189
Section 12: Self-Concept ........................................................................................................ 191
Section 13: Parental Conflict .................................................................................................. 192
Section 14: Alcohol Use ......................................................................................................... 192
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NATSCEV SURVEY: YOUTH INTERVIEW


INTERVIEWER: ___________________________________
DATE: __________________
TELEPHONE #: ____ ____ ____-____ ____ ____-____ ____ ____ ____

PARENT SCREEN AND CONSENT

Hello, I’m __________________________ from SRBI calling on behalf of the University of New
Hampshire. We are not selling anything. We are conducting a national survey on issues of
children’s safety in the United States. This is an important study that will give us a better
understanding of the kinds of problems that children face and help us to better plan for the future
needs of children and their families.

[IF NEEDED: “May I speak to an adult in the household?” Re-read introduction if a new person
comes to the phone]

CON1. Including yourself, how many people, live in this household? Please count adults and
children.

________ persons in household


9 Refused

CON2. Are there any children between the ages of 0 and 17 living in this household, whether they
are home now or not?

1 Yes
2 No [Thank and end interview. Screen out because no 0-17 year old child in house.]
3 Refused [Not Qualified]

CON3. We need to speak to the parent or guardian living in the household who is likely to be most
familiar with the everyday activities of the child/children. May I speak to that person?

1 Speaking [GO TO CONSENT6]


2. New person comes to phone [GO TO INTRO BEFORE CONSENT6]
2 Not here [SCHEDULE CALLBACK AND ASK FOR FIRST NAME]
4 Refused [GO TO CONSENT4]

CON4. Could I send you a letter explaining the study?

1 Yes [CODE DISPOSITION AS WANTING LETTER AND SET CALLBACK FOR 7


DAYS]
2 NO [GO TO CONSENT5]

CON5. Would you please tell me why you do not want to participate?

_______________________________________________

9 Refusal [CODE CONSENT5 CODE AS QUALIFIED]


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[IF NEW ADULT IN HOUSEHOLD COMES TO PHONE, READ:]

Hello, I’m __________________________ from SRBI, calling on behalf of University of New


Hampshire. We are not selling anything. We are conducting a national survey on issues of
children’s safety in the United States. This is an important study that will give us a better
understanding of the kinds of problems that children face and help us to better plan for the future
needs of children and their families.

CON6. How many children, aged 0 to 17 years, are living in this household?

___________ number currently living in household

9 Refused [QUALIFIED]

[IF 0 SCREEN OUT]

CON7. What is the age of the first child, aged 0 to 17, who is living in the household?
Second child? 3rd? etc.

Child 1 age (years)______________


Child 2 age (years)______________
Child 3 age (years)______________
Child 4 age (years)______________
Child 5 age (years)______________
Child 6 age (years)______________

9 Refused [QUALIFIED]

IF ONLY ONE CHILD AGED 0 TO 17, THIS IS THE DESIGNATED CHILD. GO TO CONSENT9.

IF MORE THAN ONE CHILD IS IN ELIGIBLE AGE RANGE, SAY:

CON8. For the next questions we need to focus on just one child. Could you tell me which of these
children (aged 0 to 17) has had the most recent birthday/will have the next birthday?

. __________age of designated child [IN YEARS]

99 Refused [QUALIFIED]

CON9. Is the child a boy or a girl?

1 Male
2 Female
9 Refused [QUALIFIED]

IF CHILD IS 0-9 GO TO ‘PARENT CONSENT TO CONTINUE WITH PARENT-REPORT


INTERVIEW FOR CHILD 0-9 YEARS OLD’. IF CHILD IS 10-17 GO TO ‘PARENT CONSENT TO
CONTINUE WITH PARENT INTERVIEW FOR ADOLESCENTS AGE 10-17’.

PARENT CONSENT TO CONTINUE WITH PARENT-REPORT INTERVIEW FOR CHILD 0-9


YEARS OLD
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We’d like to ask you some questions about your __-year-old’s experiences over his/her lifetime and
the past 12 months.

As I mentioned earlier, we are conducting a survey for the University of New Hampshire on the
experiences of children in the United States. This study is being supported by the U.S. Office of
Juvenile Justice. For this study, we will be interviewing 4,000 children and parents across the
country to find out about potentially stressful circumstances that children sometimes confront, and
how we may better protect kids from dangerous situations. This is an important study that will give
us a better understanding of the kinds of problems that children face and help us to better plan for
the future needs of children and their families. We would like to interview you concerning your
child [child’s name]. You have been randomly selected to represent parents of children in [child’s
name] age group.

This interview will take approximately 30-40 minutes and can be done at any time that is
convenient to you. We will be asking you about things that may have happened to [child’s name]
at school, in your neighborhood, or at home. We will also ask you some questions about his/her
health and behavior. This interview is completely confidential; you or your child’s name will not be
recorded or linked to the answers that you provide. The interview is completely voluntary – you
can, of course, decline to participate in the interview or can refuse to answer any particular
question. At the end of the interview we will send you a check for $20 as a token of our
appreciation. If you would like to check on the authenticity of this study, I can give you a toll-free
number to confirm it – 1-800-XXX-XXXX.

PI1. Could we begin?

1 Yes [SKIP TO PI3]


2 Want to confirm [ARRANGE CALLBACK]
3 Want to think about it [ARRANGE CALLBACK]
4 Refused [RECORD REASON AND TERMINATE]

PARENT CONSENT TO CONTINUE WITH PARENT INTERVIEW FOR ADOLESCENTS AGE


10-17

Now I have some questions about your child’s experiences and health. Your interview will take
about 10 minutes. We will be asking you about things that may have happened in your child’s
school, neighborhood, or home, and about how your child’s health has been lately. We assure you
that the interview is completely confidential; you or your child’s name will not be linked to the
answers you provide. Your participation is voluntary, and if there is a question you would prefer not
to answer, that’s ok. The information you provide will be combined with that of 4000 other families
to help us better understand the kinds of risks that children face and how schools and various
agencies may better protect children and their families.

If you would like to check on the authenticity of this study, I can give you our toll-free number to
confirm it. That number is XXX.

PI2. Could we begin?

1 Yes [GO TO PI3]


2 Want to confirm [ARRANGE CALLBACK]
3 Want to think about it [ARRANGE CALLBACK]
4 Refused (Qualified) [RECORD REASON AND TERMINATE]
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SECTION 1: PARENT SCREENER INTERVIEW

PI3. Parent Gender [Do not ask unless unclear]

1 Male
2 Female

PI4. What is your child’s date of birth?

DD/MM/YYYY

98 Don’t know
99 Refused

PI5. In what grade or year of school is your [CHILD’S AGE]-year-old?

[INTERVIEWER: Ask only of children 5 and older]

________________grade/year of school (list kindergarten to college, dropout, GED)

PI6. How much of a problem is violence in your [CHILD’S AGE]-year-old’s school? Is it a big
problem, somewhat of a problem, not too much of a problem, or not a problem at all?

[INTERVIEWER: Ask only of children 5 and older. Skip if PI5 = High school or college
graduate, dropped out, GED, or home-schooled]

1 Big problem
2 Somewhat of a problem
3 Not too much of a problem
4 Not a problem at all

PI7. How much of a problem is violence in your neighborhood? Is it a big problem, somewhat of
a problem, not too much of a problem, or not a problem at all?

1 Big problem
2 Somewhat of a problem
3 Not too much of a problem
4 Not a problem at all

PI8. How much of a problem is violence in your town or city? Is it a big problem, somewhat of a
problem, not too much of a problem, or not a problem at all?

1 Big problem
2 Somewhat of a problem
3 Not too much of a problem
4 Not a problem at all

PI9. Would you like to see youth organizations pay more attention to preventing victimization,
pay less attention or do about what they are doing now?

1 Pay more attention


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2 Pay less attention


3 Stay about the same.

Now I have a few questions about you and your family for classification purposes.

PI10. Including yourself, how many adults age 18 or older currently live in this household?

____ persons in household (including respondent)

PI11. Who are the adults currently living in the household? Let’s start with you.
What is your relationship to the [CHILD’S AGE] year-old? What is the relationship of the
next adult in the household to the [CHILD’S AGE] year-old? [DO NOT READ LIST. CODE
RELATIONSHIP TO CHILD FOR EACH ADULT. RECORD ALL THAT APPLY]

1 Biological father
2 Adoptive father
3 Step-father
4 Foster Father
5 Biological mother
6 Adoptive mother
7 Step-mother
8 Foster mother
9 Mother’s unmarried partner (not a parent to [CHILD’S AGE]-year-old)
10 Father’s unmarried partner (not a parent to [CHILD’S AGE]-year-old)
11 Grandfather
12 Grandmother
13 Brother
14 Sister
15 Some other relative ______________________
16 Or something else ______________________

PI12. Do any additional adults spend the night at this household on a regular basis?

1 Yes
2 No

[CATI CHECK: If child does not live with BOTH biological/adoptive parents: Ask PI13]

PI13. How old was your [CHILD’S AGE]-year-old when (he/she) stopped living with both (his/her)
biological parents? [Interviewer: code 0 if child never lived with both biological/adoptive
parents]
________________ age (range 0 to 17)

PI14. What is your current marital status? Are you… (READ LIST)?
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1 Married
2 Unmarried but living with a partner
3 Separated
4 Divorced
5 Widowed
6 Single (Never married)
7 Refused

PI15. How many DIFFERENT marriages or live-in partners have you had since your [CHILD’S
AGE]-year-old was born?

[Interviewer: Count marriage or live-in to same partner only once]

__________________ (code number)

PI16. In the last year, has the [CHILD’S AGE]-year old lived somewhere else besides your
household (other than when on vacation with you). Like, with another parent, relative,
foster care, or boarding school?

1 Yes CONTINUE WITH PI16a


2 No SKIP TO PI18

PI16a. Taking all the times together, for about how long over the last week was he/she living
somewhere else?

[Code in weeks. Less than 1 week = 1.]

___________ weeks (Range 1-52)

PI17. How long has your [CHILD’S AGE]-year old been living at this particular residence?

[Code in months. Less than 1 month = 1.]

___________ months

IF LESS THAN 12 MONTHS, GO TO PI18.


IF MORE THAN 12 MONTHS GO TO PI19.

PI18. How many times has your [CHILD’S AGE]-year old moved in the last year?

___________ times

PI19. How many times has your [CHILD’S AGE]-year old moved since he/she was born?

___________ times

PI20. Are you currently employed full-time, employed part-time, in the military, unemployed and
looking for work, retired, student, homemaker or something else?

1 Employed full-time
2 Employed part-time
3 In the military
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4 Unemployed and looking for work


5 Retired
6 Student
7 Homemaker
8 Disabled or too ill to work
9 Other
19 Refused

PI21. What is the highest level of school that you completed?

1 Grade school or lower


2 Junior high/middle school only
3 Some high school, did not graduate
4 High school graduate or GED
5 Technical or vocational school
6 Some college, no degree
7 Earned associate (2 year) degree
8 Earned bachelors (4 year) degree
9 Some graduate school, no additional degrees
10 Master’s degree
11 Graduate degree (PhD, MD, JD)

PI22. [ASK PI22 AND PI23 ONLY IF PI11=1 through 10]


How about the other adult in your household who is a parent or is your partner? Is this
person currently employed full-time, employed part-time, in the military, unemployed and
looking for work, retired, student, homemaker or something else?

1 Employed full-time
2 Employed part-time
3 In the military
4 Unemployed and looking for work
5 Retired
6 Student
7 Homemaker
8 Disabled or too ill to work
9 Other
19 Refused

PI23. What is the highest level of school that he/she completed?

1 Grade school or lower


2 Junior high/middle school only
3 Some high school, did not graduate
4 High school graduate or GED
5 Technical or vocational school
6 Some college, no degree
7 Earned associate (2 year) degree
8 Earned bachelors (4 year) degree
9 Some graduate school, no additional degrees
10 Master’s degree
11 Graduate degree (PhD, MD, JD)
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PI24. Do you consider yourself to be American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian, Black or African
American, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, or White? [Interviewer: Allow more
than one response category]

1 American Indian or Alaska Native


2 Asian
3 Black or African American
4 Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
5 White

PI25. Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic or Latino?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Not sure [Interviewer: Do not read as choice.]
4 Refused [Interviewer: Do not read as choice.]

PI26. Do you think that your [CHILD’S AGE]-year old child would consider himself/herself to be
American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian or
other Pacific Islander, or White? [Interviewer: Allow more than one response category]

1 American Indian or Alaska Native


2 Asian
3 Black or African American
4 Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
5 White

PI27. Would your [CHILD’S AGE]-year old child consider himself/herself to be Hispanic or Latino?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Not sure [DO NOT READ AS CHOICE]
4 Refused [DO NOT READ AS CHOICE]

PI28. What was your total household income (including all wages, public assistance and child
support) for 2006, before taxes? Counting all members in your household, was it less than
$20,000, $20,000 to $50,000 or more than $50,000?

1 Less than $20,000 ASK PI28a


2 $20,000-$50,000 ASK PI28b
3 More than $50,000 ASK PI28c
5 Refused SKIP TO PI29

PI28a. O.K. Would you say that your total 2006 household income was…?

1 $5000 or less
2 $5000 to $10,000
3 $10,000 to $15,000
4 $15,000 to $20,000
5 Refused

[SKIP TO PI29]
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PI28b. O.K. Would you say that your total 2006 household income was…?

1 $20,000 to $30,000
2 $30,000 to $40,000
3 $40,000 to $50,000
5 Refused

[SKIP TO PI29]

PI28c. O.K. Would you say that your total 2006 household income was…?

1 $50,000 to $75,000
2 $75,000 to $100,000
3 More than $100,000
5 Refused

PI29. Do you currently receive Temporary Aid to Needy Families (TANF), WIC, welfare, Medicaid,
or any other public assistance?

1 Yes
2 No

PI30. Would you describe the place in which you live as being a large city, the suburb of a large
city, a smaller city, a town or rural area? [Interviewer: Read population if needed.]

1 Large city (population over 300,000)


2 Suburb of a large city
3 Smaller city (population about 100,000-300,000)
4 Town (population about 20,000-100,000)
5 Small town (population about 2,500-20,000)
6 Rural area (population under 2,500)

PI31. [SKIP IF PI5 = H.S. or COLLEGE GRADUATE, DROPPED OUT, GED, or home-schooled]
Does your child currently receive special services at school? These might include an
individualized education plan (IEP), 504 plan, or special education services.

1 Yes
2 No

PI32. Does you child currently take any medication associated with an emotional, behavioral, or
learning problem?

1 Yes
2 No

PI33. Has your [CHILD’S AGE]-year old ever been diagnosed with a physical disability? This
would be a physical health or medical problem that affects the kinds of activities that he or
she can do?

1 Yes
2 No
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PI34. Has your [CHILD’S AGE] year-old had an evaluation or received any counseling for
emotional, behavioral, or developmental problems in the last year?

1 Yes [GO TO PI35]


2 No [SKIP TO PI36]

PI35. Who did your child see for counseling? [Interviewer: Read list and code all that apply ]

1 A psychologist or other counselor in the community, like at a community mental


health center or private office
2 A psychologist or other counselor at school
3 A psychologist or other counselor in a hospital setting
4 Someone from church, synagogue, or another religious setting
5 Someone else (Specify): ___________________________

PI36. Has your [CHILD’S AGE]-year-old ever been diagnosed by a doctor, therapist or another
professional with any of the following: [Interviewer: Read list and code all that apply]

P136A. For each “yes” response below, ask: “At what age did he/she first receive this
diagnosis?”

FOR ALL RESPONSES BELOW, USE CODING OF:

1 Yes
2 No
3 Not sure
4 Refused

a. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)


b. An anxiety disorder (other than PTSD)
c. Attention deficit disorder or Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD, ADHD)
d. Oppositional/defiant disorder or conduct disorder (ODD or CD)
e. Autism, Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) or Asperger’s
f. Developmental delay or retardation
g. Depression
h. Learning disorders (Dyslexia, reading, math or other learning problem. Code
ADD/ADHD under ADD/ADHD above.)
i. Another disorder (specify) _______________________

PI37. Has anyone in your [CHILD’S AGE]-year-old’s family ever been diagnosed by a doctor,
therapist or another professional with any of the following?

FOR ALL RESPONSES BELOW, USE CODING OF:

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO PI38]
3 Not sure
4 Refused

a. Major Depressive Disorder


b. Bipolar Disorder
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c. Anxiety Disorder
d. Substance or Alcohol Related Disorder
e. Some other Psychiatric Disorder

PI37a. Was that person (or those people) his/her mother, father, stepmother, stepfather, sister,
brother, or someone else? [CODE ALL THAT APPLY]

1 Mother
2 Father
3 Stepmother
4 Stepfather
5 Sister
6 Brother
7 Someone else

PI38. How does your child do in school? Would you say that he/she gets mostly below average
grades, pretty much average grades or mostly above average grades?

[Ask PI37 only if child is 5 or older. Skip if PI5 = high school or college graduate, dropped
out, GED, or home-schooled.]

1 Below average
2 Average
3 Above average
4 Don’t know

PI39. How would you rate your [CHILD’S AGE]-year olds physical and social development
compared to other children his/her age? Would you say that his/her development is:

[Ask PI36 only if child is 6 or younger]

1 Quite a bit behind


2 Slightly behind
3 Average
4 Slightly ahead
5 Quite a bit ahead

PI40. Compared to other boys/girls his/her age, would you say your [CHILD’S AGE] year old is:

1 Taller than average


2 About average in height
3 Shorter than average

PI41. Compared to other boys/girls his/her age, would you say your [CHILD’S AGE] year old is:

1 Thinner than average


2 About average in weight
3 A little overweight
4 Quite a bit overweight
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The next set of questions describe ways that parents act with their children and how they deal with
misbehavior. Thinking of the last year, tell me how often you have done the following with your
[CHILD’S AGE] year old:

FOR ALL RESPONSES BELOW USE CODING OF:

1 Never
2 Rarely
3 Sometimes
4 Usually
5 Not applicable [ONLY IF VOLUNTEERED]

PI42. You encouraged your child to talk about his/her troubles.


[DO NOT INCLUDE ITEM FOR 0-2 YEAR OLDS.]

PI43. You gave praise when your child was good.

PI44. You joked and played with your child.

PI45. You gave comfort and understanding when your child was upset.

PI46. You responded to your child’s feelings or needs.

PI47. You told your child that you appreciate what he/she tried or accomplished.
[DO NOT INCLUDE ITEM FOR 0-2 YEAR OLDS.]

PI48. You were aware of problems or concerns about your child in school or daycare.

PI49. You expressed affection by hugging or holding your child.

PI50. You apologized to your child when making a mistake in parenting.


[DO NOT INCLUDE ITEM FOR 0-2 YEAR OLDS.]

PI51. You had warm and intimate times together with your child.

PI52. You took away privileges from your child as a punishment.

PI53. You spanked your child with your hand when he/she did something wrong.

PI54. You lost control of your temper when your child misbehaved.

PI55. You felt that getting your child to obey you was a lot of trouble.

PI56. You used time out as a punishment (such as making him/her sit in a corner or sending
him/her to his/her room when he/she misbehaved).

PI57. You slapped your child when he/she did something wrong.

PI58. The punishment you gave your child depended on your mood.

PI59. You yelled or shouted when your child misbehaved.


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PI60. You hit your child with a belt, switch, or other object when he/she did something wrong.

PI61. You calmly explained to your child why his/her behavior was wrong when he/she
misbehaved.

PI62. Your child talked you out of being punished after he/she did something wrong.

PI63. You argued with your child.

PI64. Your child went to school without eating breakfast.

PI65. Parents checked that your child’s homework was done on school nights.

PI66. When you and any other parent in the household have free time you spend it with your
child.

[ASK PI67 – PI69 ONLY FOR CHILDREN 10 AND OLDER]:

PI67. Your child is out with friends you do not know.

PI68. Your child goes out without a set time to be home.

PI69. You get so busy you forget where your child is and what he/she is doing.

PI70. Your child is home without adult supervision overnight.

PI71. You don’t tell your child where you are going.

[ASK PI72 – PI75 ONLY FOR CHILDREN 0-9]:

PI72. Your child plays outside without being watched or checked on by an adult.

PI73. Your child takes a bath or shower without being watched or checked on by an adult.

PI74. Your child is left alone in a car while you go into a store, bank, or post office.

PI75. Your child uses public restrooms without a parent or other caregiver waiting nearby.

[IF CHILD IS 0-9 GO TO ‘INTRODUCTION TO MAIN PART OF INTERVIEW FOR PARENTS OF


0-9 YEAR OLDS.’ If CHILD IS 10-17 GO TO ‘PARENTAL CONSENT TO INTERVIEW CHILD
FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN 10 AND OLDER.’]

INTRODUCTION TO MAIN PART OF INTERVIEW FOR PARENTS OF 0-9 YEAR OLDS

Now we are ready to begin the main part of child safety study. It will take about 30-40 minutes. [GO
TO PK1]

[IF NECESSARY, ARRANGE TO CALL BACK AT ANOTHER TIME].

PARENTAL CONSENT TO INTERVIEW CHILD FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN 10 AND


OLDER:
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We are conducting a survey for the University of New Hampshire on the experiences of children in
the United States. The study is being supported by the U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice. For this
study, we will be interviewing over 4,000 children across the country to find out about potentially
stressful circumstances that children sometimes confront, and how we may better protect kids from
dangerous situations. This is an important study that will give us a better understanding of the
kinds of problems that children face and help us to better plan for the future needs of children and
their families. We would like to get your permission to ask your child [child’s name] to participate in
this study. [Child’s name] has been randomly selected to represent U.S. children in his/her age
group.

The interview will take approximately 30-40 minutes and can be done at any time that is
convenient for him/her. We will be asking him/her about things that may have happened in his/her
school, neighborhood, or home, and about how his/her health has been lately. Some of the
questions will involve sensitive issues, such as whether he/she has ever experienced unwanted
sexual advances and whether he/she has been a victim of violence. We assure you that the
interview is completely confidential; you or your child’s name will not recorded or linked to the
answers that he/she provides. He/she can, of course, decline to participate in the interview or can
refuse to answer any particular question. The information that your child provides will be combined
with that of over 4,000 other children to help us better understand the kinds of risks that children
face and how we may be better able to protect children and their families. If [child’s name)
chooses to participate, we will send him/her a check for $20 as a token of our appreciation.

If you would like to check on the authenticity of this study, I can give you our toll-free number to
confirm it--- 1(800) XXX-XXXX.

[IF NECESSARY: We would also be happy to send you a letter before the interview, if you would
like that.]

PI76. May we speak to (child’s name) to see if he/she would like to participate in the study?

1 Yes [GO TO CHILD ASSENT & PI77]


2 Not available now, but living in household [ARRANGE CALLBACK]
3 Want letter sent [ENTER ADDRESS]
4 Refused [QUALIFIED - RECORD REASON]

CHILD ASSENT

We would like to ask you to participate in an important study. This is part of a national survey of
over 4,000 children and teenagers. We are interested in your experiences, so that we can better
understand the kinds of things that young people go through. In this interview we will be asking you
some questions about stuff that may have happened in your school, in your neighborhood, or at
home. We’ll also be asking you about your health and how you’ve been feeling lately.
You were chosen completely at random to represent the experiences of thousands and thousands
of young people your age. We do this by dialing random phone numbers until we find someone
the right age. You don't have to participate in this interview if you don't want to, but your help will
make a big difference.

The interview will take about 30-40 minutes to complete. We will be asking you some questions
about dangerous situations you may have faced and about some personal situations, where you
might have been threatened. You can stop the interview at any time. If this is a bad time to talk, I
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could call back at a better time for you. To thank you for your help, we will be sending you check
for $20.

Everything you say will be completely confidential. We are not going to tell your parents, your
school, or anyone else anything you told us. We are going to be combining your answers with
those from thousands of other kids to present a picture of the experiences of young people in the
United States.

We would like you to try to answer every question that you can. However, if there is any question
that you don't want to answer, that will be OK. Also, if there is any question that you don't
understand, please say so. If there are too many people around for you to talk freely, just let me
know and I can call back later.

PI77. If you have any questions about the study, I can give you our toll-free number to confirm it.
Can we begin now?

1 Yes [GO TO K1]


2 No, want to confirm [ARRANGE CALLBACK]
3 Want to think about it [ARRANGE CALLBACK]
4 Child Refused [QUALIFIED – RECORD REASON]

SECTION 2: YOUTH REPORT BACKGROUND QUESTIONS

K1. How much do you like school? Would you say you like it…. a lot, a little, not very much, or
not at all?

1 A lot
2 Pretty much
3 A little
4 Not very much
5 Not at all

K2. What grades are there at your school? What is the lowest grade at your school? What is
the highest grade at your school?

a. Lowest grade_______
b. Highest grade_______

KINDERGARTEN, 1ST, 2ND, 3RD, 4TH, 5TH, 6TH, 7TH, 8TH, 9TH,10TH,11TH,12TH

K3. Are you involved in any after-school sports teams or clubs?

1 Yes
2 No

K4. How much homework do you usually do each day? Would you say….

1 Most days you don’t do any homework


2 You spend less than one hour each day on homework
3 You do 1-2 hours each day
4 You do more than two hours of homework each day
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K5. On the weekends when you are not in school, where do you play or hang out the most?
Would you say that most of the time, you are……

[Interviewer: Accept more than one answer if respondent offers more than one. If child has
shared custody, take answers for each home, only if child mentions staying at more than
one home.]

1 At your house
2 At a friend’s house
3 Outside, somewhere in your neighborhood (that is, pretty close to your house)
4 Outside, somewhere away from your neighborhood (pretty far from your house)
5 Somewhere else (specify)___________________

K6. SKIP

K7. SKIP

K8. SKIP

K9. How many really good friends do you have at school? These would be kids that you play
with or hang out with a lot.

____________ [enter number]

K10. Do you think your friends at school would stick up for you if other kids were being mean or
picking on you? Would you say…. Yes, they definitely would stick up for you, maybe they
would stick up for you, or no, they probably would not stick up for you.

1 Yes - they definitely would stick up for him/her


2 Maybe they would stick up for him/her
3 No - they probably would not stick up for him/her

Now we are going to ask you about some things that might have happened in your life.

SECTION 3: JVQ SCREENER QUESTIONS [SELF REPORT 10-17]

MODULE A: CONVENTIONAL CRIME SCREENERS

KC1. At any time in your life, did anyone use force to take something away from you that you
were carrying or wearing?

1 Yes
2 No

KC2. At any time in your life, did anyone steal something from you and never give it back?
Things like a backpack, money, watch, clothing, bike, stereo, or anything else?

1 Yes
2 No

KC3. At any time in your life, did anyone break or ruin any of your things on purpose?
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1 Yes
2 No

KC4. Sometimes people are attacked with sticks, rocks, guns, knives, or other things that would
hurt. At any time in your life, did anyone hit or attack you on purpose with an object or
weapon? Somewhere like: at home, at school, at a store, in a car, on the street, or
anywhere else?

1 Yes
2 No

KC5. At any time in your life, did anyone hit or attack you WITHOUT using an object or weapon?

1 Yes
2 No

KC6. At any time in your life, did someone start to attack you, but for some reason, it didn’t
happen? For example, someone helped you or you got away?

1 Yes
2 No

KC7. At any time in your life, did someone threaten to hurt you when you thought they might
really do it?

1 Yes
2 No

KC8. When a person is kidnapped, it means they were made to go somewhere, like into a car, by
someone who they thought might hurt them. At any time in your life, has anyone ever tried
to kidnap you?

1 Yes
2 No

KC9. At any time in your life, have you been hit or attacked because of your skin color, religion,
or where your family comes from? Because of a physical problem you have? Or because
someone said you were gay?

1 Yes
2 No

MODULE B: CHILD MALTREATMENT SCREENERS

Next, we are going to ask about grown-ups who take care of you. This means parents, babysitters,
adults who live with you, or others who watch you. Before we begin, I want to remind you that your
answers will be kept totally private. If there is a particular question that you don't want to answer,
that's O.K. But it is important that you be as honest as you can, so that the researchers can get a
better idea of the kinds of things that kids your age sometimes face.

KM1. Not including spanking on your bottom, at any time in your life did a grown-up in your life
hit, beat, kick, or physically hurt you in any way?
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1 Yes
2 No

KM2. At any time in your life, did you get scared or feel really bad because grown-ups in your life
called you names, said mean things to you, or said they didn’t want you?

1 Yes
2 No

KM3. When someone is neglected, it means that the grown-ups in their life didn’t take care of
them the way they should. They might not get them enough food, take them to the doctor
when they are sick, or make sure they have a safe place to stay. At any time in your life,
were you neglected?

1 Yes
2 No

KM4. Sometimes a family fights over where a child should live. At any time in your life did a
parent take, keep, or hide you to stop you from being with another parent?

1 Yes
2 No

MODULE C: PEER AND SIBLING VICTIMIZATION SCREENERS

KP1. Sometimes groups of kids or gangs attack people. At any time in your life, did a group of
kids or a gang hit, jump, or attack you?

1 Yes
2 No

KP2. (If yes to P1, say: “Other than what you just told me about…..”) At any time in your life, did
any kid, even a brother or sister, hit you? Somewhere like: at home, at school, out playing,
in a store, or anywhere else?

1 Yes
2 No

KP3. At any time in your life, did any kids try to hurt your private parts on purpose by hitting or
kicking you there?

1 Yes
2 No

KP4. At any time in your life, did any kids, even a brother or sister, pick on you by chasing you or
grabbing you or by making you do something you didn’t want to do?

1 Yes
2 No
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KP5. At any time in your life, did you get really scared or feel really bad because kids were calling
you names, saying mean things to you, or saying they didn’t want you around?

1 Yes
2 No

KP6. [ASK FOR CHILDREN 12 AND OLDER]


At any time in your life, did a boyfriend or girlfriend or anyone you went on a date with slap
or hit you?

1 Yes
2 No

MODULE D: SEXUAL ASSAULT SCREENERS

KS1. At any time in your life, did a grown-up you know touch your private parts when they
shouldn’t have or make you touch their private parts? Or did a grown-up you know force
you to have sex?

1 Yes
2 No

KS2. At any time in your life, did a grown-up you did not know touch your private parts when they
shouldn’t have, make you touch their private parts or force you to have sex?

1 Yes
2 No

KS3. Now think about other kids, like from school, a boy friend or girl friend, or even a brother or
sister. At any time in your life, did another child or teen make you do sexual things?

1 Yes
2 No

KS4. At any time in your life, did anyone TRY to force you to have sex, that is sexual intercourse
of any kind, even if it didn’t happen?

1 Yes
2 No

KS5. At any time in your life, did anyone make you look at their private parts by using force or
surprise, or by “flashing” you?

1 Yes
2 No

KS6. At any time in your life, did anyone hurt your feelings by saying or writing something sexual
about you or your body?

1 Yes
2 No
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KS7. [ASK S7 ONLY FOR CHILDREN 12 AND OLDER]


At any time in your life, did you do sexual things with anyone 18 or older, even things you
wanted?

1 Yes
2 No

MODULE E: WITNESSING AND INDIRECT VICTIMIZATIONS SCREENERS

KW1. At any time in your life did you SEE a parent get pushed, slapped, hit, punched, or beat up
by another parent, or their boyfriend or girlfriend?

1 Yes
2 No

KW2. At any time in your life, did you SEE a parent hit, beat, kick, or physically hurt your brothers
or sisters, not including a spanking on the bottom?

1 Yes
2 No

KW3. At any time in your life, in real life, did you SEE anyone get attacked or hit on purpose
WITH a stick, rock, gun, knife, or other thing that would hurt? Somewhere like: at home, at
school, at a store, in a car, on the street, or anywhere else?

1 Yes
2 No

KW4. At any time in your life, in real life, did you SEE anyone get attacked or hit on purpose
WITHOUT using a stick, rock, gun, knife, or something that would hurt?

1 Yes
2 No

KW5. At any time in your life, did anyone steal some thing from your house that belongs to your
family or someone you live with? Things like a TV, stereo, car, or anything else?

1 Yes
2 No

KW6. At any time in your life, was anyone close to you murdered, like a friend, neighbor or
someone in your family?

1 Yes
2 No

KW7. At any time in your life, did you see someone murdered in real life? This means not on TV,
video games, or in the movies?

1 Yes
2 No
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KW9. At any time in your life, were you in any place in real life where you could see or hear
people being shot, bombs going off, or street riots?

1 Yes
2 No

KW9. At any time in your life, were you in the middle of a war where you could hear real fighting
with guns or bombs?

1 Yes
2 No

SECTION 4: SOCIAL SUPPORT

Next we’d like to ask you about your relationships with family and friends. For each statement
please say how often it is true: Never, sometimes, usually or always.

For KSS1 – KSS8, response categories are:

1 Never
2 Sometimes
3 Usually
4 Always

KSS1. My family really tries to help me

KSS2. My family lets me know that they care about me

KSS3. I can talk about my problems with my family

KSS4. My family is willing to help me make decisions

KSS5. My friends really try to help me

KSS6. I can count on my friends when things go wrong

KSS7. I have friends with whom I can share my good times and bad times

KSS8. I can talk about my problems with my friends

SECTION 5: MENTAL HEALTH

Now I’d like to ask you some questions about things you’ve been doing and how you’ve been
feeling lately. I am going to read you statements that describe things that kids sometimes think,
feel, or do. Please tell me how often you have done or felt each of the following things in the last
month.

In the last month, how often have you been [read item]….. would you say not at all, sometimes,
often, or very often.” [Repeat response scale as necessary]

For KTSC1 – KTSC38 response options are:


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1 Not at all
2 Sometimes
3 Often
4 Very often

KTSC1. Arguing too much

KTSC2. Feeling lonely

KTSC3. Feeling sad or unhappy

KTSC4. Crying

KTSC5. Getting scared all of a sudden and don’t know why

KTSC6. Getting mad and can’t calm down

KTSC7. Wanting to yell at people

KTSC8. Wanting to hurt yourself

KTSC9. Wanting to hurt other people

KTSC10. Feeling stupid or bad

KTSC11. Feeling like you did something wrong

KTSC12. Feeling nervous or jumpy inside

KTSC13. Feeling afraid

KTSC14. Feeling mean

KTSC15. Worrying about things

KTSC16. Feeling like nobody likes you

KTSC17. Feeling like you hate people

KTSC18. Wanting to kill yourself

KTSC19. Going away in your mind, trying not to think

KTSC20. Forgetting things, or you can’t remember things

KTSC21. Pretending you’re somewhere else

KTSC22. Your mind going empty or blank

KTSC23. Trying not to have feelings

KTSC24. Having bad dreams or nightmares


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KTSC25. Having scary ideas or pictures just pop into your head

KTSC26. Remembering things that happened that you didn’t like

KTSC27. Wishing bad things had never happened

KTSC28. Remembering things that happened that you didn't like

[SKIP TSCY1 – TSCY25 for children 10 and older.]

SECTION 6: NATSCEV SUPPLEMENTAL SCREENER QUESTIONS [SELF-REPORT 10-17]

Now I’d like to ask you about experiences people close to you, like family members or friends,
might have had.

MODULE F: EXPOSURE TO COMMUNITY VIOLENCE

KECV1. At any time in your life, did you know anyone close to you, like a family member or good
friend, who was forced to have sex, or touched in their private parts when they didn’t want
it?

1 Yes
2 No

KECV2. At any time in your life, did you know anyone close to you, like a family member or good
friend, who was robbed or mugged? By robbed we mean forced to give someone their
money or something else they were carrying or wearing.

1 Yes
2 No

KECV3. At any time in your life, did you know anyone close, like a family member or good friend,
who was threatened with a gun or knife?

1 Yes
2 No

MODULE G: EXPOSURE TO FAMILY VIOLENCE AND ABUSE

The next set of questions are about people who have taken care of you – that would include your
parents, stepparents, and their parents’ boyfriends or girlfriends, whether you lived with them or
not. It would also include other grown-ups, like grandparents or foster parents if they took care of
you on a regular basis. When we say “parent” in these next questions, we mean any of these
people.

KEF1. At any time in your life, did one of your parents threaten to hurt another parent and it
seemed they might really get hurt?

1 Yes
2 No
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KEF2. At any time in your life, did one of your parents, because of an argument, break or ruin
anything belonging to another parent, punch the wall, or throw something?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF3. At any time in your life, did one of your parents get pushed by another parent?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF4. At any time in your life, did one of your parents get hit or slapped by another parent?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF5. At any time in your life, did one of your parents get kicked, chocked, or beat up by another
parent?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF6. Now we want to ask you about fights between any grown-ups and teens, not just between
your parents. At any time in your life, did any grown-up or teen who lives with you push, hit,
or beat up someone else who lives with you, like a parent, brother, grandparent, or other
relative?

1 Yes
2 No

MODULE H: SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND THREAT

Now we’d like to know about your school. Just as with other questions, we want to know about
anything that happened in your whole life, including at the school you go to now and any schools
you went to when you were younger.

KSC1. Have you ever gone to a school where someone said there was going to be a bomb or
attack on the school and you thought they might really mean it?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC2. Have you ever gone to a school where someone damaged the school or started a fire in the
school on purpose? Or did anyone break or ruin other school property like buses, windows,
or sports equipment?

1 Yes
2 No

[IF NO TO ALL INCIDENTS IN KC1 - KW9 and KECV1 - KSC4, SKIP TO LIFE EVENTS
SECTION]
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SECTION 7: JVQ & NATSCEV SCREENER FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS

O.K. Now I just have a few more questions about some of the event(s) you told me about earlier.

MODULE A: CONVENTIONAL CRIME FOLLOW-UPS

IF YES TO KC1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone used force to take
something from you that you were carrying or wearing.”

IF NO TO KC1, SKIP TO KC2 INTRODUCTION.

KC1a. SKIP

KC1b. SKIP

KC1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC1d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) when you were (current age – 1) and
now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC1e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened? [Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to
assist respondent if needed]

_____ years old

KC1f. SKIP

KC1g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: Read definition when this question is asked the first time and then as many
times as needed].: “Hurt means you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are
also hurt when you have a bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KC1j]

KC1h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KC1j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
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3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth


4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KC1i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KC1j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know from some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Anyone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC1k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC1l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC1m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


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2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC1o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC1p. What was taken? ________________________

KC1q. How much money did that cost when it was new? Would you say under $100 or more than
that?

1 Under $100
2 $100 or more
3 Don’t know

KC1r. SKIP

KC1s. SKIP

KC1t. SKIP

KC1u. SKIP

KC1v. SKIP

KC1w. SKIP

KC1x. SKIP

KC1y. SKIP

KC1z. SKIP

KC1aa. SKIP

KC1bb. SKIP

KC1cc. SKIP
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KC1dd. SKIP

KC1ee. SKIP

KC1ff. SKIP

KC1gg. SKIP

KC1hh. SKIP

KC1ii. SKIP

KC1jj. SKIP

KC1kk. SKIP

KC1ll. SKIP

KC1mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone used force to take something away from you that you were
carrying or wearing? How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if
respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC2, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone stole something
from you and never gave it back. Something like a backpack, money, watch, clothing, bike, stereo,
or something else.”

IF NO TO KC2, SKIP TO KC3 INTRODUCTION.

KC2a. SKIP

KC2b. SKIP

KC2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No
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KC2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC2f. IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KC3 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC2j]

KC2g. SKIP

KC2h. SKIP

KC2i. SKIP

KC2j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC2k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC2l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC2m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC2o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC1p. What was taken? ________________________

KC1q. How much money did that cost when it was new? Would you say under $100 or more than
that?

1 Under $100
2 $100 or more
3 Don’t know

KC2r. SKIP

KC2s. SKIP

KC2t. SKIP

KC2u. SKIP

KC2v. SKIP

KC2w. SKIP

KC2x. SKIP

KC2y. SKIP

KC2z. SKIP
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KC2aa. SKIP

KC2bb. SKIP

KC2cc. SKIP

KC2dd. SKIP

KC2ee. SKIP

KC2ff. SKIP

KC2gg. SKIP

KC2hh. SKIP

KC2ii. SKIP

KC2jj. SKIP

KC2kk. SKIP

KC2ll. SKIP

KC2mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone stole something from you and never gave it back? How old
were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event
occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC3, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone broke or ruined
your things on purpose.”

IF NO TO KC3, SKIP TO KC4 INTRODUCTION.

KC3a. SKIP

KC3b. SKIP

KC3c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]


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KC3d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC3e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC3f. IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KC4 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC3j]

KC3g. SKIP

KC3h. SKIP

KC3i. SKIP

KC3j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC3k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC3l. Where were you when this happened?


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1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC3m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC3n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC3o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent (Don’t include option for parent report?)


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC3p. SKIP

KC3q. How much money did that cost when it was new? Would you say under $100 or more than
that?

1 Under $100
2 $100 or more
3 Don’t know

KC3r. SKIP

KC3s. SKIP

KC3t. SKIP

KC3u. SKIP

KC3v. SKIP
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KC3w. SKIP

KC3x. SKIP

KC3y. SKIP

KC3z. SKIP

KC3aa. SKIP

KC3bb. SKIP

KC3cc. SKIP

KC3dd. SKIP

KC3ee. SKIP

KC3ff. SKIP

KC3gg. SKIP

KC3hh. SKIP

KC3ii. SKIP

KC3jj. SKIP

KC3kk. SKIP

KC3ll. SKIP

KC3mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone broke or ruined your things on purpose. How old were you the
very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or
more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC4, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone hit or attacked you
on purpose with a stick, rock, gun, knife or something that would hurt.”

IF NO TO KC4, SKIP TO KC5 INTRODUCTION.

KC4a. SKIP

KC4b. SKIP

KC4c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?
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[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC4d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC4e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC4f. IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KC5 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC4g]

KC4g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KC4j]

KC4h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KC4h.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside his/her body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KC4i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No
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KC4j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC4k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC4l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC4m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC4n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC4o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
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1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC4p. SKIP

KC4q. SKIP

KC4r. Did the person use any of these, either to hurt or scare you?

1 Gun
2 Knife
3 Stick
4 Rock
5 Other (Specify: _____________)

KC4s. SKIP

KC4t. SKIP

KC4u. SKIP

KC4v. SKIP

KC4w. SKIP

KC4x. SKIP

KC4y. SKIP

KC4z. SKIP

KC4aa. SKIP

KC4bb. SKIP

KC4cc. SKIP

KC4dd. SKIP

KC4ee. SKIP

KC4ff. SKIP

KC4gg. SKIP

KC4hh. SKIP
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KC4ii. SKIP

KC4jj. SKIP

KC4kk. SKIP

KC4ll. SKIP

KC4mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone hit or attacked you on purpose with a stick, rock, gun, knife or
something that would hurt. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only
ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC5 SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone hit or attacked you
without using a stick, rock, gun, knife, or some thing that would hurt.”

IF NO TO KC5, SKIP TO KC6 INTRODUCTION.

KC5a. SKIP

KC5b. SKIP

KC5c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC5d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC5e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC5f. IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KC6 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC5g]
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KC5g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KC5j]

KC5h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KC5i.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KC5i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KC5j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC5k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl
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KC5l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC5m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC5n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC5o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC5p. SKIP

KC5p. SKIP

KC5q. SKIP

KC5r. SKIP

KC5s. SKIP

KC5t. SKIP

KC5u. SKIP

KC5v. SKIP

KC5w. SKIP
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KC5x. SKIP

KC5y. SKIP

KC5z. SKIP

KC5aa. SKIP

KC5bb. SKIP

KC5cc. SKIP

KC5dd. SKIP

KC5ee. SKIP

KC5ff. SKIP

KC5gg. SKIP

KC5hh. SKIP

KC5ii. SKIP

KC5jj. SKIP

KC5kk. SKIP

KC5ll. SKIP

KC5mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone hit or attacked you without using a stick, rock, gun, knife, or
some thing that would hurt. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only
ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC6, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone started to attack
you but for some reason it didn’t happen. For example, someone helped you or you got away.”

IF NO TO KC6, SKIP TO KC7 INTRODUCTION.

KC6a. SKIP

KC6b. SKIP

KC6c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?
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[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC6d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC6e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC6f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KC7 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC6j]

KC6g. SKIP

KC6h. SKIP

KC6i. SKIP

KC6j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC6k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
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2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC6l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC6m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC6n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC6o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC6p. SKIP

KC6q. SKIP

KC6r. SKIP

KC6s. SKIP

KC6t. SKIP

KC6u. SKIP

KC6v. SKIP
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KC6w. SKIP

KC6x. SKIP

KC6y. SKIP

KC6z. SKIP

KC6aa. SKIP

KC6bb. SKIP

KC6cc. SKIP

KC6dd. SKIP

KC6ee. SKIP

KC6ff. SKIP

KC6gg. SKIP

KC6hh. SKIP

KC6ii. SKIP

KC6jj. SKIP

KC6kk. SKIP

KC6ll. SKIP

KC6mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone started to attack you but for some reason it didn’t happen? .
How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the
event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC7, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone threatened to hurt
you when it seemed like they might really do it.”

IF NO TO KC7, SKIP TO KC8 INTRODUCTION.

KC7a. SKIP

KC7b. SKIP

KC7c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?
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[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC7d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC7e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC7f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KC8 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC7j]

KC7g. SKIP

KC7h. SKIP

KC7i. SKIP

KC7j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC7k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]
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1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC7l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC7m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC7n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC7o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC7p. SKIP

KC7q. SKIP

KC7r. SKIP

KC7s. SKIP

KC7t. SKIP

KC7u. SKIP
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KC7v. SKIP

KC7w. SKIP

KC7x. SKIP

KC7y. SKIP

KC7z. SKIP

KC7aa. SKIP

KC7bb. SKIP

KC7cc. SKIP

KC7dd. SKIP

KC7ee. SKIP

kC7ff. SKIP

KC7gg. SKIP

KC7hh. SKIP

KC7ii. SKIP

KC7jj. SKIP

KC7kk. SKIP

KC7ll. SKIP

KC7mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone threatened to hurt you when it seemed like they might really
do it. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent
indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC8, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone tried to kidnap
you.”

IF NO TO KC8, SKIP TO KC9 INTRODUCTION.

KC8a. SKIP

KC8b. SKIP
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KC8c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC8d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC8e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC8f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KC9 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC8g]

KC8g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KC8j]

KC8h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KC8j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KC8i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No
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KC8j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC8k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC8l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC8m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC8n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC8o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
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b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC8p. SKIP

KC8q. SKIP

KC8r. SKIP

KC8s. Did they force you to go somewhere?

1 Yes
2 No

KC8t. SKIP

KC8u. SKIP

KC8v. SKIP

KC8w. SKIP

KC8x. SKIP

KC8y. SKIP

KC8z. SKIP

KC8aa. SKIP

KC8bb. SKIP

KC8cc. SKIP

KC8dd. SKIP

KC8ee. SKIP

KC8ff. SKIP

KC8gg. SKIP

KC8hh. SKIP

KC8ii. SKIP
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KC8jj. SKIP

KC8kk. SKIP

KC8ll. SKIP

KC8mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone tried to kidnap you. How old were you the very first time this
happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KC9 SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you had been hit or attacked
because of your skin color, religion, where your family comes from, because of a physical problem
or because someone said you were gay.”

IF NO TO KC9, SKIP TO KM1 INTRODUCTION.

KC8a. SKIP

KC9b. SKIP

KC9c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KC9d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KC9e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KC9f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KM1 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KC9g]

KC9g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?


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[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KC9j]

KC9h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KC1j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KC9i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KC9j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KC9k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KC9l. Where were you when this happened?


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1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KC9m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KC9n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KC9o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KC9p. SKIP

KC9q. SKIP

KC9r. SKIP

KC9s. SKIP

KC9t. What was the reason? Was it because of:

1 Your skin color


2 Your religion
3 Where your family comes from
4 Because of some physical problem you have
5 Because someone said you were gay

KC9u. SKIP

KC9v. SKIP
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KC9w. SKIP

KC9x. SKIP

KC9y. SKIP

KC9z. SKIP

KC9aa. SKIP

KC9bb. SKIP

KC9cc. SKIP

KC9dd. SKIP

KC9ee. SKIP

KC9ff. SKIP

KC9gg. SKIP

KC9hh. SKIP

KC9ii. SKIP

KC9jj. SKIP

KC9kk. SKIP

KC9ll. SKIP

KC9mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you were hit or attacked because of your skin color, religion, where
your family comes from, because of a physical problem or because someone said
you were gay. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if
respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

MODULE B: CHILD MALTREATMENT FOLLOW-UPS

IF YES TO KM1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a grown-up in your life hit,
beat, kicked or physically hurt you, not including a spanking on the bottom.”

IF NO TO KM1, SKIP TO KM2 INTRODUCTION.

KM1a. SKIP
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KM1b. SKIP

KM1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KM1d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you …did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KM1e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KM1f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KM2 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KM1g]

KM1g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KM1j]

KM1h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KC1j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KM1i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?
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1 Yes
2 No

KM1j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KM1k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KM1l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KM1m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KM1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KM1o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
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2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KM1p. SKIP

KM1q. SKIP

KM1r. Did the person use any of these, either to hurt or scare you?

1 Gun
2 Knife
3 Stick
4 Rock
5 Other (Specify: _____________)

KM1s. SKIP

KM1t. SKIP

KM1u. SKIP

KM1v. SKIP

KM1w. SKIP

KM1x. SKIP

KM1y. SKIP

KM1z. SKIP

KM1aa. SKIP

KM1bb. SKIP

KM1cc. SKIP

KM1dd. SKIP

KM1ee. SKIP

KM1ff. SKIP

KM1gg. SKIP
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KM1hh. SKIP

KM1ii. SKIP

KM1jj. SKIP

KM1kk. SKIP

KM1ll. SKIP

KM1mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time a grown-up in your life hit, beat, kicked or physically hurt you, not
including a spanking on the bottom? Were you inside or near his/her home? . How
old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event
occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KM2 SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you got scared or felt really
bad because a grown-up in your life called you names, said mean things to you, or said they didn’t
want you.”

IF NO TO KM2, SKIP TO KM3 INTRODUCTION.

KM2a. SKIP

KM2b. SKIP

KM2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KM2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KM2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old


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KM2f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KM3 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KM2j]

KM2g. SKIP

KM2h. SKIP

KM2i. SKIP

KM2j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KM2k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KM2l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KM2m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KM2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KM2o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KM2p. SKIP

KM2q. SKIP

KM2r. SKIP

KM2s. SKIP

KM2t. SKIP

KM2u. SKIP

KM2v. SKIP

KM2w. SKIP

KM2x. SKIP

KM2y. SKIP

KM2z. SKIP

KM2aa. SKIP

KM2bb. SKIP

KM2cc. SKIP

KM2dd. SKIP

KM2ee. SKIP
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KM2ff. SKIP

KM2gg. SKIP

KM2hh. SKIP

KM2ii. SKIP

KM2jj. SKIP

KM2kk. SKIP

KM2ll. SKIP

KM2mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you got scared or felt really bad because a grown-up in your life called
you names, said mean things to you, or said they didn’t want you. How old were you
the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or
more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KM3, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you were neglected – that
grown-ups did not take care of you the way they should.”

IF NO TO KM3, SKIP TO KM4 INTRODUCTION.

KM3a. SKIP

KM3b. SKIP

KM3c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KM3d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KM3e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]
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_____ years old

KM3f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KM4 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KM3j]

KM3g. SKIP

KM3h. SKIP

KM3i. SKIP

KM3j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KM3k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KM3l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KM3m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid
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KM3n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KM3o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KM3p. SKIP

KM3q. SKIP

KM3r. SKIP

KM3s. SKIP

KM3t. SKIP

KM3u. Did you get sick when this happened?

1 Yes
2 No

KM3v. SKIP

KM3w. SKIP

KM3x. SKIP

KM3y. SKIP

KM3z. SKIP

KM3aa. SKIP

KM3bb. SKIP
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KM3cc. SKIP

KM3dd. SKIP

KM3ee. SKIP

KM3ff. SKIP

KM3gg. SKIP

KM3hh. SKIP

KM3ii. SKIP

KM3jj. SKIP

KM3kk. SKIP

KM3ll. SKIP

KM3qq. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you were neglected. How old were you the very first time this happened?
[Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KM4 SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a parent took, kept or hid you
to stop you from being with another parent.”

IF NO TO KM4, SKIP TO KP1 INTRODUCTION.

KM4a. SKIP

KM4b. SKIP

KM4c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KM4d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No
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KM4e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KM4f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KP1 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KM4g]

KM4g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KM4j]

KM4h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KM4j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KM4i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KM4j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)
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KM4k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KM4l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KM4m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KM4n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KM4o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KM4p. SKIP

KM4q. SKIP

KM4r. SKIP
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KM4s. SKIP

KM4t. SKIP

KM4u. SKIP

KM4v. Did this person take, keep, or hide you to try to keep you from ever living with this other
parent?

1 Yes
2 No

KM4w. SKIP

KM4x. SKIP

KM4y. SKIP

KM4z. SKIP

KM4aa. SKIP

KM4bb. SKIP

KM4cc. SKIP

KM4dd. SKIP

KM4ee. SKIP

KM4ff. SKIP

KM4gg. SKIP

KM4hh. SKIP

KM4ii. SKIP

KM4jj. SKIP

KM4kk. SKIP

KM4ll. SKIP

KM4mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time a parent took, kept or hid you to stop you from being with another
parent. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent
indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]


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MODULE C: PEER AND SIBLING VICTIMIZATION FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS

IF YES TO KP1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a group of kids or a gang hit,
jumped or attacked you.”

IF NO TO KP1, SKIP TO KP2 INTRODUCTION.

KP1a. SKIP

KP1b. SKIP

KP1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KP1d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KP1e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KP1f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KP2 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KP1g]

KP1g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KP1j]

KP1h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]


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1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KC1j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KP1i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KP1j. SKIP

KP1k. SKIP

KP1l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KP1m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KP1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KP1o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
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KP1p. SKIP

KP1q. SKIP

KP1r. Did the person use any of these, either to hurt or scare you? (Check all that apply)

1 Gun
2 Knife
3 Stick
4 Rock
5 Other (Specify): ________________

KP1s. SKIP

KP1t. SKIP

KP1u. SKIP

KP1v. SKIP

KP1w. Was this an organized gang, a group of kids, or something else?

1 A group of kids
2 One or more people from an organized gang
3 Other (Write in who it was and recode answer if not gang-related)
4 Not sure
5 Refused

KP1x. How many of them were boys?

__________ boys

KP1y. How many of them were girls?

__________ girls

KP1z. SKIP

KP1aa. SKIP

KP1bb. SKIP

KP1cc. SKIP

KP1dd. SKIP

KP1ee. SKIP

KP1ff. SKIP

KP1gg. SKIP
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KP1hh. SKIP

KP1ii. SKIP

KP1jj. SKIP

KP1kk. SKIP

KP1ll. SKIP

KP1mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time a group of kids or a gang hit, jumped or attacked you. How old were you
the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or
more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KP2, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life, a kid, even if it was a brother
or sister, hit you.”

IF NO TO KP2, SKIP TO KP3 INTRODUCTION.

KP2a. SKIP

KP2b. SKIP

KP2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KP2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KP2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KP2f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?
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1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KP3 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KP2g]

KP2g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KP2j]

KP2h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KP2j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KP2i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KP2j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KP2k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read man or woman for KP2k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
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3 Boy
4 Girl

KP2l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KP2m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KP2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KP2o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KP2p. SKIP

KP2q. SKIP

KP2r. SKIP

KP2s. SKIP

KP2t. SKIP

KP2u. SKIP

KP2v. SKIP
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KP2w. SKIP

KP2x. SKIP

KP2y. SKIP

KP2z. How old was the kid who hit you?

_______________ years old

[Interviewer: If the respondent doesn’t know, ask him/her to guess. At a minimum


determine whether the person was 18 or older.]

KP2aa. SKIP

KP2bb. SKIP

KP2cc. SKIP

KP2dd. SKIP

KP2ee. SKIP

KP2ff. SKIP

KP2gg. SKIP

KP2hh. SKIP

KP2ii. SKIP

KP2jj. SKIP

KP2kk. SKIP

KP2ll. SKIP

KP2mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time a kid, even if it was a brother or sister, hit you. How old were you the very
first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more
times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KP3, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a kid tried to hurt your private
parts on purpose by hitting or kicking you there.”

IF NO TO KP3, SKIP TO KP4 INTRODUCTION.


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KP3a. SKIP

KP3b. SKIP

KP3c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KP3d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KP3e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KP3f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KP4 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KP3g]

KP3g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KP3j]

KP3h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KP3j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________
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KP3i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KP3j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KP3k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read man or woman for KP3k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KP3l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KP3m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KP3n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KP3o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]
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a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KP3p. SKIP

KP3q. SKIP

KP3r. Did the person use any of these, either to hurt or scare you? (Check all that apply)

1 Gun
2 Knife
3 Stick
4 Rock
5 Other (Specify): ______________

KP3s. SKIP

KP3t. SKIP

KP3u. SKIP

KP3v. SKIP

KP3w. SKIP

KP3x. SKIP

KP3y. SKIP

KP3z. SKIP

KP3aa. SKIP

KP3bb. SKIP

KP3cc. SKIP

KP3dd. SKIP

KP3ee. SKIP
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KP3ff. SKIP

KP3gg. SKIP

KP3hh. SKIP

KP3ii. SKIP

KP3jj. SKIP

KP3kk. SKIP

KP3ll. SKIP

KP3mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time kids tried to hurt your private parts on purpose by hitting or kicking you
there? How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent
indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KP4 SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a kid picked on you by
chasing you, grabbing you, or making you do something you did not want to do.”

IF NO TO KP4, SKIP TO KP5 INTRODUCTION.

KP4a. SKIP

KP4b. SKIP

KP4c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KP4d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KP4e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old


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KP4f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KP5 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KP4g]

KP4g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KP4j]

KP4h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KP4j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KP4i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KP4j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KP4k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read man or woman for KP4k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]
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1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KP4l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KP4m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KP4n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KP4o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KP4p. SKIP

KP4q. SKIP

KP4r. SKIP

KP4s. SKIP

KP4t. SKIP

KP4u. SKIP
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KP4v. SKIP

KP4w. SKIP

KP4x. SKIP

KP4y. SKIP

KP4z. How old was the kid who picked on you?

_______________ years old

[Interviewer: If the respondent doesn’t know, ask him/her to guess. At a minimum


determine whether the person was 18 or older.]

KP4aa. SKIP

KP4bb. SKIP

KP4cc. SKIP

KP4dd. SKIP

KP4ee. SKIP

KP4ff. SKIP

KP4gg. SKIP

KP4hh. SKIP

KP4ii. SKIP

KP4jj. SKIP

KP4kk. SKIP

KP4ll. SKIP

KP4mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time any kids, even a brother or sister, picked on you. How old were you the
very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or
more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KP5, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you got scared or felt really
bad because other kids were calling you names, saying mean things to you, or saying they didn’t
want you around.”
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IF NO TO KP5, SKIP TO KP6 INTRODUCTION, IF APPLICABLE.

KP5a. SKIP

KP5b. SKIP

KP5c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KP5d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KP5e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KP5f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KP6 introduction, IF APPLICABLE]
2 No [GO TO KP5g]

KP5g. SKIP

KP5h. SKIP

KP5i. SKIP

KP5j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
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9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)


10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KP5k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read man or woman for KP5k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KP5l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KP5m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KP5n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KP5o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KP5p. SKIP

KP5q. SKIP
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KP5r. SKIP

KP5s. SKIP

KP5t. SKIP

KP5u. SKIP

KP5v. SKIP

KP5w. SKIP

KP5x. SKIP

KP5y. SKIP

KP5z. SKIP

KP5aa. SKIP

KP5bb. SKIP

KP5cc. SKIP

KP5dd. SKIP

KP5ee. SKIP

KP5ff. SKIP

KP5gg. SKIP

KP5hh. SKIP

KP5ii. SKIP

KP5jj. SKIP

KP5kk. SKIP

KP5ll. SKIP

KP5mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you got scared or felt really bad because kids were calling you names,
saying mean things to you, or saying they didn’t want you around. How old were you
the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or
more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]


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IF YES TO KP6, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a boyfriend or a girlfriend or
anyone you went on a date with slapped or hit you.”

IF NO TO KP6, SKIP TO KS1 INTRODUCTION.

KP6a. SKIP

KP6b. SKIP

KP6c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KP6d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KP6e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KP6f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS1 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KP6g]

KP6g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KP6j]

KP6h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KP6j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
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4 Injury inside your body


5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KP6i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KP6j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KP6k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KP6l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KP6m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KP6n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
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3 Very bad

KP6o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KP6p. SKIP

KP6q. SKIP

KP6r. Did the person use any of these, either to hurt or scare you? (Check all that apply)

1 Gun
2 Knife
3 Stick
4 Rock
5 Other (Specify): _____________________

KP6s. SKIP

KP6t. SKIP

KP6u. SKIP

KP6v. SKIP

KP6w. SKIP

KP6x. SKIP

KP6y. SKIP

KP6z. SKIP

KP6aa. SKIP

KP6bb. SKIP

KP6cc. SKIP
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KP6dd. SKIP

KP6ee. SKIP

KP6ff. SKIP

KP6gg. SKIP

KP6hh. SKIP

KP6ii. SKIP

KP6jj. SKIP

KP6kk. SKIP

KP6ll. SKIP

KP6mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time a boyfriend or girlfriend or anyone you went on a date with slapped or
hit you. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent
indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

MODULE D: SEXUAL ASSAULT FOLLOW-UPS

IF YES TO KS1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a grown-up you know
touched your private parts when they shouldn’t have, or made you touch their private parts or
forced you to have sex.”

IF NO TO KS1, SKIP TO KS2 INTRODUCTION.

KS1a. SKIP

KS1b. SKIP

KS1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KS1d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
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2 No

KS1e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KS1f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS2 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KS1g]

KS1g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KS1j]

KS1h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KS1j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KS1i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KS1j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
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9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)


10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KS1k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KS1k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KS1l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KS1m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KS1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KS1o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KS1p. SKIP

KS1q. SKIP
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KS1r. SKIP

KS1s. SKIP

KS1t. SKIP

KS1u. SKIP

KS1v. SKIP

KS1w. SKIP

KS1x. SKIP

KS1y. SKIP

KS1z. SKIP

KS1aa. Did this person (persons) put any part of (her/his) body inside you?

1 Yes [SKIP TO KS1MM]


2 No [GO TO KS1BB]

KS1bb. Did this (these) person (persons) try to do that?

1 Yes
2 No

KS1cc. SKIP

KS1dd. SKIP

KS1ee. SKIP

KS1ff. SKIP

KS1gg. SKIP

KS1hh. SKIP

KS1ii. SKIP

KS1jj. SKIP

KS1kk. SKIP

KS1ll. SKIP

KS1mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time a grown-up you know touched your private parts, made you touch their
private parts, or forced you to have sex. How old were you the very first time this
happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]
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__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KS2 SAY: “Earlier you said that, in the last year, a grown-up you did not know touched
your private parts when they shouldn’t have, made you touch their private parts, or forced you to
have sex.”

IF NO TO KS2, SKIP TO KS3 INTRODUCTION.

KS2a. SKIP

KS2b. SKIP

KS2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KS2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KS2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KS2f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS3 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KS2g]

KS2g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KS2k]

KS2h. What kind of an injury was it?


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[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KS2k.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KS2i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KS2j. SKIP

KS2k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KS2k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KS2l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KS2m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KS2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KS2o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
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2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KS2p. SKIP

KS2q. SKIP

KS2r. SKIP

KS2s. SKIP

KS2t. SKIP

KS2u. SKIP

KS2v. SKIP

KS2w. SKIP

KS2x. SKIP

KS2y. SKIP

KS2z. SKIP

KS2aa. Did this person (persons) put any part of (her/his) body inside yours?

1 Yes [SKIP TO KS2MM]


2 No [GO TO KS2BB]

KS2bb. Did this (these) person (persons) try to do that?

1 Yes
2 No

KS2cc. SKIP

KS2dd. SKIP

KS2ee. SKIP

KS2ff. SKIP

KS2gg. SKIP
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KS2hh. SKIP

KS2ii. SKIP

KS2jj. SKIP

KS2kk. SKIP

KS2ll. SKIP

KS2mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time a grown-up you did not know touched your private parts, made you
touch their private parts, or forced you to have sex? How old were you the very first
time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KS3, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life another child made you do
sexual things.”

IF NO TO KS3, SKIP TO KS4 INTRODUCTION.

KS3a. SKIP

KS3b. SKIP

KS3c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KS3d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KS3e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KS3f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?
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1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS4 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KS3g]

KS3g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KS3j]

KS3h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KS3j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KS3i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KS3j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KS3k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read man or woman for KS3k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man [Not included as a response option for this item]


2 Woman [Not included as a response option for this item]
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3 Boy
4 Girl

KS3l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KS3m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KS3n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KS3o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KS3p. SKIP

KS3q. SKIP

KS3r. SKIP

KS3s. SKIP

KS3t. SKIP

KS3u. SKIP

KS3v. SKIP
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KS3w. SKIP

KS3x. SKIP

KS3y. SKIP

KS3z. How old was the kid who forced you to do something sexual?

________________________ years old

[Interviewer: If respondent doesn’t know, ask him/her to guess; at a minimum determine


whether the person was 18 or older.]

KS3aa. Did this person (persons) put any part of (her/his) body inside you?

1 Yes [SKIP TO KS3MM]


2 No [GO TO KS3BB]

KS3bb. Did this (these) person (persons) try to do that?

1 Yes
2 No

KS3cc. SKIP

KS3dd. SKIP

KS3ee. SKIP

KS3ff. SKIP

KS3gg. SKIP

KS3hh. SKIP

KS3ii. SKIP

KS3jj. SKIP

KS3kk. SKIP

KS3ll. SKIP

KS3mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time another child or teen made you do sexual things. How old were you the
very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or
more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]


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IF YES TO KS4 SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone tried to force you to
have sexual intercourse, even if it didn’t happen.”

IF NO TO KS4, SKIP TO KS5 INTRODUCTION.

KS4a. SKIP

KS4b. SKIP

KS4c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KS4d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KS4e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KS4f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS5 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KS4g]

KS4g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KS4j]

KS4h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KS4j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
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3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KS4i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KS4j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KS4k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KS4l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KS4m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KS4n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


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2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KS4o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KS4p. SKIP

KS4q. SKIP

KS4r. SKIP

KS4s. SKIP

KS4t. SKIP

KS4u. SKIP

KS4v. SKIP

KS4w. SKIP

KS4x. SKIP

KS4y. SKIP

KS4z. SKIP

KS4aa. Did this person (persons) put any part of (her/his) body inside you?

1 Yes
2 No

KS4bb. SKIP

KS4cc. When this happened did someone actually use physical force by pushing, grabbing, hitting
or threatening you with a weapon?

1 Yes
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2 No

KS4dd. SKIP

KS4ee. SKIP

KS4ff. SKIP

KS4gg. SKIP

KS4hh. SKIP

KS4ii. SKIP

KS4jj. SKIP

KS4kk. SKIP

KS4ll. SKIP

KS4mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone tried to force you to have sex, even if it didn’t happen. How
old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event
occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KS5, SAY, “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone made you look at
their private parts by using force, surprise, or by “flashing” you.”

IF NO TO KS5, SKIP TO KS6 INTRODUCTION.

KS1a. SKIP

KS1b. SKIP

KS1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KS5d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No
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KS5e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KS5f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS6 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KS5j]

KS5g. SKIP

KS5h. SKIP

KS5i. SKIP

KS5j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KS5k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KS5l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KS5m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KS5n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KS5o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KS5p. SKIP

KS5q. SKIP

KS5r. SKIP

KS5s. SKIP

KS5t. SKIP

KS5u. SKIP

KS5v. SKIP

KS5w. SKIP

KS5x. SKIP

KS5y. SKIP

KS5z. How old was the person who made you look at their private parts?

___________ years old


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[Interviewer: If respondent doesn’t know, ask him/her to guess. At a minimum determine
whether the person was 18 or older.]

KS5aa. SKIP

KS5bb. SKIP

KS5cc. SKIP

KS5dd. SKIP

KS5ee. SKIP

KS5ff. SKIP

KS5gg. SKIP

KS5hh. SKIP

KS5ii. SKIP

KS5jj. SKIP

KS5kk. SKIP

KS5ll. SKIP

KS5mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone made you look at their private parts by using force or
surprise, or by “flashing” you. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only
ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KS6, SAY, “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone hurt your feelings
by saying or writing something sexual about you or your body.”

IF NO TO KS6, SKIP TO KS7 INTRODUCTION.

KS6a. SKIP

KS6b. SKIP

KS6c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]


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KS6d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KS6e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KS6f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS7 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KS6j]

KS6g. SKIP

KS6h. SKIP

KS6i. SKIP

KS6j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KS6k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KS6l. Where were you when this happened?


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1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KS6m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KS6n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KS6o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KS6p. SKIP

KS6q. SKIP

KS6r. SKIP

KS6s. SKIP

KS6t. SKIP

KS6u. SKIP

KS6v. SKIP

KS6w. SKIP

KS6x. SKIP
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KS6y. SKIP

KS6z. How old was the person who said or wrote something sexual about you or your body?

___________ years old

[Interviewer: If respondent doesn’t know, ask him/her to guess. At a minimum determine


whether the person was 18 or older.]

KS6aa. SKIP

KS6bb. SKIP

KS6cc. SKIP

KS6dd. SKIP

KS6ee. SKIP

KS6ff. SKIP

KS6gg. SKIP

KS6hh. SKIP

KS6ii. SKIP

KS6jj. SKIP

KS6kk. SKIP

KS6ll. SKIP

KS6mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone hurt your feelings by saying or writing something sexual
about you or your body. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if
respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KS7 SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you did sexual things with
someone 18 or older, even things you wanted.”

IF NO TO KS7, SKIP TO KW1 INTRODUCTION.

KS7a. SKIP

KS7b. SKIP

KS7c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?
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[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KS7d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KS7e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KS7f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KS5 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KS4j]

KS7g. SKIP

KS7h. SKIP

KS7i. SKIP

KS7j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KS7k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]
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1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KS7l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KS7m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KS7n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KS7o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KS7p. SKIP

KS7q. SKIP

KS7r. SKIP

KS7s. SKIP

KS7t. SKIP

KS7u. SKIP
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KS7v. SKIP

KS7w. SKIP

KS7x. How old was the person who you did sexual things with?

___________ years old

[Interviewer: If respondent doesn’t know, ask him/her to guess. At a minimum determine


whether the person was 18 or older.]

KS7aa. Did this person (persons) put any part of (her/his) body inside you?

1 Yes [SKIP TO KS7MM]


2 No

KS7bb. Did this (these) person (persons) try to do that?

1 Yes
2 No

KS7cc. SKIP

KS7dd. SKIP

KS7ee. SKIP

KS7ff. SKIP

KS7gg. SKIP

KS7hh. SKIP

KS7ii. SKIP

KS7jj. SKIP

KS7kk. SKIP

KS7ll. SKIP

KS7mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you did sexual things with someone 18 older, even things you wanted.
How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the
event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

MODULE E: WITNESSING AND INDIRECT VICTIMIZATIONS FOLLOW-UPS


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IF YES TO KW1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you saw a parent get
pushed, slapped, hit, punched or beat up by another parent, boyfriend or girlfriend.”

IF NO TO KW1, SKIP TO KW2 INTRODUCTION.

KW1a. SKIP

KW1b. SKIP

KW1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW1d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KW1e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW1f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW2 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW1j]

KW1g. SKIP

KW1h. SKIP

KW1i. SKIP

KW1j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
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7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW1k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KW1k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW1l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KW1m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KW1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW1o.Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent [Do not include for KW1n]


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KW1o. SKIP
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KW1p. SKIP

KW1q. SKIP

KW1r. SKIP

KW1s. SKIP

KW1t. SKIP

KW1u. SKIP

KW1v. SKIP

KW1w. SKIP

KW1x. SKIP

KW1y. SKIP

KW1z. SKIP

KW1aa. SKIP

KW1bb. SKIP

KW1cc. SKIP

KW1dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW1ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only if gender is not clear.]

1 Man
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2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW1ff. When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

1 Yes
2 No

KW1gg. When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

1 Yes
2 No

KW1hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?

1 Yes
2 No

KW1ii. SKIP

KW1jj. SKIP

KW1kk. SKIP

KW1ll. SKIP

KW1mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you saw a parent get hit by another parent or their boyfriend or
girlfriend. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent
indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW2, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you saw a parent beat, kick
or physically hurt your brothers or sisters, not including a spanking on the bottom.”

IF NO TO KW2, SKIP TO KW3 INTRODUCTION.

KW2a. SKIP

KW2b. SKIP

KW2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]
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_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KW2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW2f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW3 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW2j]

KW2g. SKIP

KW2h. SKIP

KW2i. SKIP

KW2j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW2k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KS2k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl
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KW2l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KW2m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
4 Very afraid

KW2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW2o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent [Do not include for KW2o]


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KW2p. SKIP

KW2q. SKIP

KW2r. SKIP

KW2s. SKIP

KW2t. SKIP

KW2u. SKIP

KW2v. SKIP

KW2w. SKIP
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KW2x. SKIP

KW2y. SKIP

KW2z. SKIP

KW2aa. SKIP

KW2bb. SKIP

KW2cc. SKIP

KW2dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW2ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only if gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW2ff. When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

1 Yes
2 No

KW2gg. When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

1 Yes
2 No

KW2hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?
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1 Yes
2 No

KW2ii. SKIP

KW2jj. SKIP

KW2kk. SKIP

KW2ll. SKIP

KW2ll. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you saw a parent hit, beat, kick or physically hurt your brothers or
sisters. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent
indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW3, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you saw someone get
attacked or hit on purpose with a stick, rock, gun, knife or other thing that would hurt.”

IF NO TO KW3, SKIP TO KW4 INTRODUCTION.

KS3a. SKIP

KS3b. SKIP

KS3c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW3d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KW3e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW3f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?
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1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW4 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW3j]

KW3g. SKIP

KW3h. SKIP

KW3i. SKIP

KW3j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW3k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW3l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KW3m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
5 Very afraid

KW3n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


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2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW3o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KW3p. SKIP

KW3q. SKIP

KW3r. Did the person use any of these, either to hurt or scare you? [Check all that apply.]

1 Gun
2 Knife
3 Stick
4 Rock
5 Other (Specify: _________)

KW3s. SKIP

KW3t. SKIP

KW3u. SKIP

KW3v. SKIP

KW3w. SKIP

KW3x. SKIP

KW3y. SKIP

KW3z. SKIP

KW3aa. SKIP

KW3bb. SKIP

KW3cc. SKIP
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KW3dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW3ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW3ff. SKIP

KW3gg. SKIP

KW3hh. SKIP

KW3ii. SKIP

KW3jj. SKIP

KW3kk. SKIP

KW3ll. SKIP

KW3mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you saw someone get attacked on purpose with a stick, rock, gun, knife,
or other thing that would hurt. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only
ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW4, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you saw someone get
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attacked or hit on purpose without using a stick, rock, gun, knife or something that would hurt.”

IF NO TO KW4, SKIP TO KW5 INTRODUCTION.

KW4a. SKIP

KW4b. SKIP

KW4c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW4d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KW4e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW4f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW5 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW4j]

KW4g. SKIP

KW4h. SKIP

KW4i. SKIP

KW4j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
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8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW4k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW4l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KW4m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KW4n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW4o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KW4p. SKIP

KW4q. SKIP
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KW4r. SKIP

KW4s. SKIP

KW4t. SKIP

KW4u. SKIP

KW4v. SKIP

KW4w. SKIP

KW4x. SKIP

KW4y. SKIP

KW4z. SKIP

KW4aa. SKIP

KW4bb. SKIP

KW4cc. SKIP

KW4dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW4ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl
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KW4ff. SKIP

KW4gg. SKIP

KW4hh. SKIP

KW4ii. SKIP

KW4jj. SKIP

KW4kk. SKIP

KW4ll. SKIP

KW4mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time this happened in your whole life. How old were you the very first time this
happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW5, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone stole something
from your house.”

IF NO TO KW5, SKIP TO KW6 INTRODUCTION.

KW5a. SKIP

KW5b. SKIP

KW5c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW5d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KW5e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old


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KW5f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW6 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW5j]

KW5g. SKIP

KW5h. SKIP

KW5i. SKIP

KW5j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW5k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW5l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KW5m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KW5n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW5o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KW5p. What was taken?

_______________________________________

KW5q. How much money did it cost when it was new? Would you say under $100 or more than
that?

1 Under $100
2 $100 or more
3 Don’t know

KW5r. SKIP

KW5s. SKIP

KW5t. SKIP

KW5u. SKIP

KW5v. SKIP

KW5w. SKIP

KW5x. SKIP

KW5y. SKIP

KW5z. SKIP

KW5aa. SKIP
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KW5bb. SKIP

KW5cc. SKIP

KW5dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW5ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only if gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW5ff. SKIP

KW5gg. SKIP

KW5hh. SKIP

KW5ii. SKIP

KW5jj. SKIP

KW5kk. SKIP

KW5ll. SKIP

KW5mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone stole something from your house. How old were you the very
first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more
times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW6, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life someone close to you had
been murdered.”
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IF NO TO KW6, SKIP TO KW7 INTRODUCTION.

KW6a. SKIP

KW6b. SKIP

KW6c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW6d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KW6e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW6f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW7 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW6j]

KW6g. SKIP

KW6h. SKIP

KW6i. SKIP

KW6j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
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9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW6k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW6l. SKIP

KW6m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KW6n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW6o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KW6p. SKIP

KW6q. SKIP

KW6r. SKIP

KW6s. SKIP

KW6t. SKIP
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KW6u. SKIP

KW6v. SKIP

KW6w. SKIP

KW6x. SKIP

KW6y. SKIP

KW6z. SKIP

KW6aa. SKIP

KW6bb. SKIP

KW6cc. SKIP

KW6dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW6ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW6ff. SKIP

KW6gg. SKIP

KW6hh. SKIP
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KW6ii. How close do you feel to the person this happened to?

1 Very close
2 A little close
3 Not close at all

KW6jj. SKIP

KW6kk. SKIP

KW6ll. SKIP

KW6mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time someone close to you was murdered. How old were you the very first time
this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW7, SAY: “Earlier you said that, at some time in your life you saw someone
murdered.”

IF NO TO KW7, SKIP TO KW8 INTRODUCTION.

KW7a. SKIP

KW7b. SKIP

KW7c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW7d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KW7e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW7f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?
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1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW8 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW7j]

KW7g. SKIP

KW7h. SKIP

KW7i. SKIP

KW7j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KW7k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW7l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KW7m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KW7n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
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3 Very bad

KW7o. SKIP

KW7p. SKIP

KW7q. SKIP

KW7r. SKIP

KW7s. SKIP

KW7t. SKIP

KW7u. SKIP

KW7v. SKIP

KW7w. SKIP

KW7x. SKIP

KW7y. SKIP

KW7z. SKIP

KW7aa. SKIP

KW7bb. SKIP

KW7cc. SKIP

KW7dd. SKIP

KW7dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)
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KW7ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

3 Man
4 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KW7gg. SKIP

KW7hh. SKIP

KW7ii. SKIP

KW7jj. SKIP

KW7kk. SKIP

KW7ll. SKIP

KW7mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you saw someone be murdered. How old were you the very first time this
happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW8, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you were in a place where
you could see or hear people being shot, bombs going off or street riots.”

IF NO TO KW8, SKIP TO KW9 INTRODUCTION.

KW8a. SKIP

KW8b. SKIP

KW8c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW8d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No
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KW8e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW8f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KW9 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW8g]

KW8g. Was you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KW8l]

KW8h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KW8j.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KW8i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KW8j. SKIP

KW8k. SKIP

KW8l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KW8m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all afraid
2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KW8n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW8o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KW8p. SKIP

KW8q. SKIP

KW8r. SKIP

KW8s. SKIP

KW8t. SKIP

KW8u. SKIP

KW8v. SKIP

KW8w. SKIP

KW8x. SKIP

KW8y. SKIP

KW8z. SKIP

KW8aa. SKIP

KW8bb. SKIP
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KW8cc. SKIP

KW8dd. SKIP

KW8ee. SKIP

KW8ff. SKIP

KW8gg. SKIP

KW8hh. SKIP

KW8ii. SKIP

KW8jj. SKIP

KW8kk. SKIP

KW8ll. SKIP

KW8mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you were in a place where you could see or hear people being shot,
bombs going off or street riots. How old were you the very first time this happened?
[Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KW9, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you were in the middle of a
war.”

IF NO TO KW9, SKIP TO KECV1 INTRODUCTION.

KW9a. SKIP

KW9b. SKIP

KW9c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KW9d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No
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KW9e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KW9f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KECV1 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KW9g]

KW9g. Were you physically hurt when this happened?

[Interviewer: If this is the first time the injury question is asked, read definition.: “Hurt means
you could still feel pain in your body the next day. You are also hurt when you have a
bruise, a cut that bleeds, or a broken bone.”]

1 Yes
2 No [SKIP TO KW9m]

KW9h. What kind of an injury was it?

[Interviewer: Indicate all that apply.]

1 Small bruise, scrape, or cut [Interviewer: If only this one applies skip to KW9m.]
2 Large bruise, major cut, or black eye
3 Sprain, broken bone, or broken teeth
4 Injury inside your body
5 Knocked-out or hit unconscious
6 Other (specify): _____________________

KW9i. Did you go to the hospital, a doctor’s office, or some kind of health clinic to get treated for
this injury?

1 Yes
2 No

KW9j. SKIP

KW9k. SKIP

KW9l. SKIP

KW9m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KW9n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KW9o. SKIP

KW9p. SKIP

KW9q. SKIP

KW9r. SKIP

KW9s. SKIP

KW9t. SKIP

KW9u. SKIP

KW9v. SKIP

KW9w. SKIP

KW9x. SKIP

KW9y. SKIP

KW9z. SKIP

KW9aa. SKIP

KW9bb. SKIP

KW9cc. SKIP

KW9dd. SKIP

KW9ee. SKIP

KW9ff. SKIP

KW9gg. SKIP

KW9hh. SKIP

KW9ii. SKIP

KW9jj. SKIP

KW9kk. SKIP

KW9ll. SKIP
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KW9mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about the
very first time you were in the middle of a war. How old were you the very first time this
happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

MODULE F: EXPOSURE TO COMMUNITY VIOLENCE FOLLOW-UPS

IF YES TO KECV1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you knew
someone close to you, like a family member or good friend, who was forced to have sex, or
touched in their private parts when they didn’t want it.”

IF NO TO KECV1, SKIP TO KECV2 INTRODUCTION.

KECV1a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?

[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KECV1b and then skip to KECV2
introduction.]

KECV1b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KECV1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KECV1d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KECV1e.How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?


[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old


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KECV1f.[IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KECV2 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KECV1j]

KECV1g. SKIP

KECV1h. SKIP

KECV1i. SKIP

KECV1j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KECV1k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KECV1l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KECV1m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KECV1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KECV1o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KECV1p. SKIP

KECV1q. SKIP

KECV1r. SKIP

KECV1s. SKIP

KECV1t. SKIP

KECV1u. SKIP

KECV1v. SKIP

KECV1w. SKIP

KECV1x. SKIP

KECV1y. SKIP

KECV1z. SKIP

KECV1aa. SKIP

KECV1bb. SKIP

KECV1cc. SKIP

KECV1dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?
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[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent
needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KECV1ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KECV1ff. SKIP

KECV1gg. SKIP

KECV1hh. SKIP

KECV1ii. SKIP

KECV1jj. SKIP

KECV1kk. SKIP

KECV1ll. SKIP

KECV1mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time someone close to you was forced to have sex or touched in their
private parts when they didn’t want it. How old were you the very first time this
happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KECV2, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you knew
someone close to you, like a family member or good friend, who was robbed or mugged.

IF NO TO KECV2, SKIP TO KECV3 INTRODUCTION.


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KECV2a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?

[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KECV2b and then skip to KECV3
introduction.]

KECV2b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KECV2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KECV2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KECV2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KECV2f.[IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KECV3 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KECV2j]

KECV2g. SKIP

KECV2h. SKIP

KECV2i. SKIP

KECV2j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]
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1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KECV2k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only if gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KECV2l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KECV2m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KECV2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KECV2o.Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
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1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KECV2p. What was taken?

____________________________________

KECV2q. How much money did it cost when it was new? Would you say under $100 or more
than that?

1 Under $100
2 $100 or more
3 Don’t know

KECV2r. SKIP

KECV2s. SKIP

KECV2t. SKIP

KECV2u. SKIP

KECV2v. SKIP

KECV2w. SKIP

KECV2x. SKIP

KECV2y. SKIP

KECV2z. SKIP

KECV2aa. SKIP

KECV2bb. SKIP

KECV2cc. SKIP

KECV2dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
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7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KECV2ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Ask only if gender is not clear]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KECV2ff. SKIP

KECV2gg. SKIP

KECV2hh. SKIP

KECV2ii. SKIP

KECV2jj. SKIP

KECV2kk. SKIP

KECV2ll. SKIP

KECV2mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time someone close to you was robbed or mugged. How old were you the
very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or
more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KECV3, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you knew
someone close, like a family member or good friend, who was threatened with a gun or
knife.”

IF NO TO KECV3, SKIP TO KEF1 INTRODUCTION.

KECV3a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?
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[If respondent answers yes only to #4, go to KECV3b and then skip to KEF1
introduction.]

KECV3b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KECV3c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KECV3d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KECV3e.How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?


[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KECV3f.[IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KEF1 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KECV3j]

KECV3g. SKIP

KECV3h. SKIP

KECV3i. SKIP

KECV3j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
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8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KECV3k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KECV3l. Where were you when this happened?

1 Inside or near home


2 At school (inside, in school yard, or on bus) [SKIP FOR 0-4 YEAR OLDS]
3 At daycare or an after school program [SKIP FOR 12+ YEAR OLDS]
4 Somewhere else

KKECV3m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KECV3n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KECV3o.Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KECV3p. SKIP

KECV3q. SKIP
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KECV3r. SKIP

KECV3s. SKIP

KECV3t. SKIP

KECV3u. SKIP

KECV3v. SKIP

KECV3w. SKIP

KECV3x. SKIP

KECV3y. SKIP

KECV3z. SKIP

KECV3aa. SKIP

KECV3bb. SKIP

KECV3cc. SKIP

KECV3dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KECV3ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KECV3ff. SKIP
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KECV3gg. SKIP

KECV3hh. SKIP

KECV3ii. SKIP

KECV3jj. SKIP

KECV3kk. SKIP

KECV3ll. SKIP

KECV3mm.We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time you knew someone close who was threatened with a gun or knife.
How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the
event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

MODULE G: EXPOSURE TO FAMILY VIOLENCE AND ABUSE FOLLOW-UPS

IF YES TO KEF1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life one of your parents
threatened to hurt another parent when it seemed they might really get hurt.”

IF NO TO KEF1, SKIP TO KEF2 INTRODUCTION.

KEF1a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?

[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KEF1b and then skip to KEF2 introduction.]

KEF1b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]


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KEF1d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF1e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KEF1f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KEF2 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KEF3j]

KEF1g. SKIP

KEF1h. SKIP

KEF1i. SKIP

KEF1j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF1k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF1k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF1l. SKIP
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KEF1m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KEF1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KEF1o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent [Do not include for KEF1o]


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KEF1p. SKIP

KEF1q. SKIP

KEF1r. SKIP

KEF1s. SKIP

KEF1t. SKIP

KEF1u. SKIP

KEF1v. SKIP

KEF1w. SKIP

KEF1x. SKIP

KEF1y. SKIP

KEF1z. SKIP

KEF1aa. SKIP
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KEF1bb. SKIP

KEF1cc. SKIP

KEF1dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF1ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF1ee]

[Interviewer: Ask only for when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF1ff. When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

3 Yes
4 No

KEF1gg. When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

3 Yes
4 No

KEF1hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?

3 Yes
4 No

KEF1ii. How close did you feel to the person that this happened to?

1 Very close
2 A little close
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3 Not close at all

KEF1jj. SKIP

KEF1kk. SKIP

KEF1ll. SKIP

KEF1mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time one of your parents threatened to hurt another parent when it
seemed they might really get hurt. How old were you the very first time this happened?
[Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KEF2, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some point in your life one of your parents,
because of an argument, broke or ruined something belonging to another parent, punched the wall,
or threw something.”

IF NO TO KEF2, SKIP TO KEF3 INTRODUCTION.

KEF2a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?

[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KEF2b and then skip to KEF3 introduction.]

KEF2b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KEF2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No
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KEF2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KEF2f.[IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KEF3 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KEF2j]

KEF2g. SKIP

KEF2h. SKIP

KEF2i. SKIP

KEF2j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF2k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF2k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF2l. SKIP

KEF2m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KEF2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…
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1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KEF2o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent [Do not include for KEF2o]


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KEF2p. SKIP

KEF2q. SKIP

KEF2r. SKIP

KEF2s. SKIP

KEF2t. SKIP

KEF2u. SKIP

KEF2v. SKIP

KEF2w. SKIP

KEF2x. SKIP

KEF2y. SKIP

KEF2z. SKIP

KEF2aa. SKIP

KEF2bb. SKIP

KEF2cc. SKIP

KEF2dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?
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[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent
needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF2ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF2ee]

[Interviewer: Ask only when the gender is not clear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF2ff. When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF2gg.When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF2hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF2ii. How close did you feel to the person that this happened to?

1 Very close
2 A little close
3 Not close at all

KEF2jj. SKIP

KEF2kk. SKIP
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KEF2ll. SKIP

KEF2mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time one of your parents, because of an argument, broke or ruined
something belonging to another parent, punched the wall, or threw something. How
old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event
occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KEF3, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life one of your parents
got pushed by another parent.”

IF NO TO KEF3, SKIP TO KEF4 INTRODUCTION.

KEF3a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?

[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KEF3b and then skip to KEF4 introduction.]

KEF3b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF3c.How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KEF3d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF3e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KEF3f.[IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
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have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KEF4 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KEF3j]

KEF3g. SKIP

KEF3h. SKIP

KEF3i. SKIP

KEF3j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF3k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF3k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF3l. SKIP

KEF3m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KEF3n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KEF3o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


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[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent [Do not include for KEF3o]


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KEF3p. SKIP

KEF3q. SKIP

KEF3r. SKIP

KEF3s. SKIP

KEF3t. SKIP

KEF3u. SKIP

KEF3v. SKIP

KEF3w. SKIP

KEF3x. SKIP

KEF3y. SKIP

KEF3z. SKIP

KEF3aa. SKIP

KEF3bb. SKIP

KEF3cc. SKIP

KEF3dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
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4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF3ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF3ee]

[Ask only when the gender is unclear but always code gender]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Not sure
4 Refused

KEF3ff. When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF3gg. When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF3hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF3ii. How close did you feel to the person that this happened to?

1 Very close
2 A little close
3 Not close at all

KEF3jj. SKIP

KEF3kk. SKIP

KEF3ll. SKIP

KEF3mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time you saw one of your parents get pushed by another parent. How old
were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event
occurred 2 or more times.]
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__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KEF4, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life, one of your parents got hit
or slapped by another parent.”

IF NO TO KEF4, SKIP TO KEF5 INTRODUCTION.

KEF4a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?

[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KEF4b and then skip to KEF5 introduction.]

KEF4b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF4c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KEF4d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF4e.How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?


[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KEF4f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KEF5 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KEF4j]

KEF4g. SKIP
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KEF4h. SKIP

KEF4i. SKIP

KEF4j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF4k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF4k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF4l. SKIP

KF4m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KF4n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KEF4o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent [Do not include for KEF4o]


1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
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2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KEF4p. SKIP

KEF4q. SKIP

KEF4r. SKIP

KEF4s. SKIP

KEF4t. SKIP

KEF4u. SKIP

KEF4v. SKIP

KEF4w. SKIP

KEF4x. SKIP

KEF4y. SKIP

KEF4z. SKIP

KEF4aa. SKIP

KEF4bb. SKIP

KEF4cc. SKIP

KEF4dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)
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KEF4ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF4ee]

[Ask only when the gender is unclear but always code gender]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF4ff. When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF4gg.When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF4hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF4ii. How close did you feel to the person that this happened to?

1 Very close
2 A little close
3 Not close at all

KEF4jj. SKIP

KEF4kk. SKIP

KEF4ll. SKIP

KEF4mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time one of your parents got hit or slapped by another parent. How old
were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event
occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KEF5, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life, one of your parents
got kicked, chocked, or beat up by another parent.”

IF NO TO KEF5, SKIP TO KEF6 INTRODUCTION.


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KEF5a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?

[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KEF5b and then skip to KEF6 introduction.]

KEF5b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF5c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KEF5d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF5e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KEF5f. [IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KEF6 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KEF5j]

KEF5g. SKIP

KEF5h. SKIP

KEF5i. SKIP

KEF5j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
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2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF5k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF5k]

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF5l. SKIP

KF5m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KF2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KEF5o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KEF5p. SKIP
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KEF5q. SKIP

KEF5r. SKIP

KEF5s. SKIP

KEF5t. SKIP

KEF5u. SKIP

KEF5v. SKIP

KEF5w. SKIP

KEF5x. SKIP

KEF5y. SKIP

KEF5z. SKIP

KEF5aa. SKIP

KEF5bb. SKIP

KEF5cc. SKIP

KEF5dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF5ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl? [Do not read boy or girl for KEF5ee]

[Only ask if gender is unclear.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
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4 Girl

KEF5ff.When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF5gg.When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF5hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF5ii. How close did you feel to the person that this happened to?

1 Very close
2 A little close
3 Not close at all

KEF5jj. SKIP

KEF5kk. SKIP

KEF5ll. SKIP

KEF5mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time one of your parents got kicked, chocked, or beat up by another
parent. How old were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent
indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KEF6, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life a grown-up or teen who
lives with you pushed, hit, or beat up someone else who lives with you.”

IF NO TO KEF6, SKIP TO KSC1 INTRODUCTION.

KEF6a. How did you know it happened?

1 Did you see it?


2 Did you hear it, but not see it?
3 Did you not see or hear it, but see the person’s bruise or injury?
4 Did you not see or hear anything, but someone told you about it?
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[If respondent answers yes to #4, go to KEF6b and then skip to KSC1 introduction.]

KEF6b. Did you find out about it in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF6c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KEF6d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF6e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KEF6f.[IF YES TO ANY PREVIOUS VICTIMIZATION, SAY]: Is this part of some other time you
have already given me details about?

1 Yes If Yes, ask “Which time was that?” [Record item number here: ________]
[SKIP TO KSC1 introduction]
2 No [GO TO KEF8j]

KEF6g. SKIP

KEF6h. SKIP

KEF6i. SKIP

KEF6j. Who did this? [Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended responses. Read
categories only if respondent needs help.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
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9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF6k. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Interviewer: Ask only for perpetrators when the gender is not clear but always code
gender.]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF6l. SKIP

KF6m.Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KF6n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KEF6o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KEF6p. SKIP

KEF6q. SKIP

KEF6r. SKIP

KEF6s. SKIP

KEF6t. SKIP
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KEF6u. SKIP

KEF6v. SKIP

KEF6w. SKIP

KEF6x. SKIP

KEF6y. SKIP

KEF6z. SKIP

KEF6aa. SKIP

KEF6bb. SKIP

KEF6cc. SKIP

KEF6dd. Who did this happen to? How do you know this person?

[Interviewer: Try to categorize from open-ended response. Read categories if respondent


needs help. Make sure to get relationship of child to victim, not perpetrator to victim.
Multiple responses are possible.]

1 Brother, sister, or other child who lives with you (cousin, foster sibling, etc.)
2 Father (including step-father, foster father, or live-in boyfriend)
3 Mother (including step-mother, foster mother, or live-in girlfriend)
4 A relative who lives in your home (uncle, grandparent, etc.)
5 A relative who does not live with you
6 Your boyfriend, girlfriend, date, or ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend
7 Grown-up you know through some organization, such as a teacher, coach, or youth
group leader
8 Someone else you know such as a friend or neighbor
9 Stranger (a stranger is someone you don’t know)
10 Other ___________ (write in who it was)

KEF6ee. Was this person a man, woman, boy, or girl?

[Ask only when the gender is unclear but always code gender]

1 Man
2 Woman
3 Boy
4 Girl

KEF6ff.When this happened, did you yell at them to stop?

1 Yes
2 No
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KEF6gg.When this happened, did you call someone else for help, like calling someone on the
phone or going next door?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF6hh. When this happened, did you try to get away from the fighting by hiding or leaving the
house?

1 Yes
2 No

KEF6ii. How close did you feel to the person that this happened to?

1 Very close
2 A little close
3 Not close at all

KEF5jj. SKIP

KEF5kk. SKIP

KEF5ll. SKIP

KEF6mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time a grown-up or teen who lives with you pushed, hit, or beat up
someone else who lives with you. How old were you the very first time this happened?
[Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

MODULE H: SCHOOL VIOLENCE AND THREAT

IF YES TO KSC1, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you went to a school where
someone said there was going to be a bomb or attack on the school and you thought they might
really mean it.”

IF NO TO KSC1, SKIP TO KSC2 INTRODUCTION.

KSC1a. SKIP

KSC1b. SKIP

KSC1c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]


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KSC1d.Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC1e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KSC1f. SKIP

KSC1g. SKIP

KSC1h. SKIP

KSC1i. SKIP

KSC1j. SKIP

KSC1k. SKIP

KSC1l. SKIP

KSC1m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KSC1n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KSC1o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
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2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KSC1p. SKIP

KSC1q. SKIP

KSC1r. SKIP

KSC1s. SKIP

KSC1t. SKIP

KSC1u. SKIP

KSC1v. SKIP

KSC1w. SKIP

KSC1x. SKIP

KSC1y. SKIP

KSC1z. SKIP

KSC1aa. SKIP

KSC1bb. SKIP

KSC1cc. SKIP

KSC1dd. SKIP

KSC1ee. SKIP

KSC1ff. SKIP

KSC1gg. SKIP

KSC1hh. SKIP

KSC1ii. SKIP

KSC1jj. Did everyone have to leave the school while they looked for the bomb or the attacker?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC1kk. Was school cancelled when this happened?

1 Yes
2 No
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KSC1ll. Was anyone physically hurt when this happened?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC1mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time you went to a school where someone said there was going to be a
bomb or attack on the school and you thought they might really mean it. How old
were you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event
occurred 2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

IF YES TO KSC2, SAY: “Earlier you said that at some time in your life you went to a school where
someone damaged the school, started a fire in the school on purpose, or broke or ruined other
school property.”

IF NO TO KSC2, SKIP TO KLE1.

KSC2a. SKIP

KSC2b. SKIP

KSC2c. How many times did this happen to you in your whole life?

[Interviewer: If respondent is unsure, say “Would you say it was closer to 10 times, closer to
50 times, or more than that?” Assist respondent in pinpointing number of times. If more
than one time, say “Answer the next questions about the last time this happened.”]

_____ times [Range: 0-96; 97 = 97 or more; 98 = Not sure; 99 = Refused]

KSC2d. Thinking of (the last time/when) this happened to you…did it happen within the last year?
By the last year we mean between (current month) and when you were (current age – 1)
and now?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC2e. How old were you (the last time/when) this happened?
[Interviewer: Use grade/age chart to assist respondent.]

_____ years old

KSC2f. SKIP

KSC2g. SKIP

KSC2h. SKIP
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KSC2i. SKIP

KSC2j. SKIP

KSC2k. SKIP

KSC2l. SKIP

KSC2m. Thinking back to when it happened, how afraid did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all afraid


2 A little afraid
3 Very afraid

KSC2n. When this happened, how bad did you feel? Would you say you felt…

1 Not at all bad


2 A little bad
3 Very bad

KSC2o. Do any of these people know about what happened?


[Interviewer: Read each response and code all that apply.]

a. A parent
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
b. A teacher, counselor, or other adult at your school or daycare
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused
c. A police officer or some other law official
1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know / Refused

KSC2p. SKIP

KSC2q. SKIP

KSC2r. SKIP

KSC2s. SKIP

KSC2t. SKIP

KSC2u. SKIP

KSC2v. SKIP

KSC2w. SKIP
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KSC2x. SKIP

KSC2y. SKIP

KSC2z. SKIP

KSC2aa. SKIP

KSC2bb. SKIP

KSC2cc. SKIP

KSC2dd. SKIP

KSC2ee. SKIP

KSC2ff. SKIP

KSC2gg. SKIP

KSC2hh. SKIP

KSC2ii. SKIP

KSC2jj. Did everyone have to leave the school because of what happened?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC2kk. Was school cancelled when this happened?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC2ll. Was anyone physically hurt when this happened?

1 Yes
2 No

KSC2mm. We’ve been talking about the last time this happened. Now, I want you to think about
the very first time you went to a school where someone damaged the school, started a
fire in the school on purpose, or broke or ruined other school property. How old were
you the very first time this happened? [Only ask if respondent indicated the event occurred
2 or more times.]

__________________ years old

[Interviewer: Use age/grade chart to assist respondent]

SECTION 8: LIFETIME & PAST YEAR ADVERSITY


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Now I’d like to ask you about some other experiences that you or someone in your family may
have had. Some of these things happen to most people at one time or another, while some
happen to only a few people. I’d like to know about things that have happened to you in your
lifetime.

KLE1. In your whole life, were you ever in a VERY BAD fire, flood, tornado, hurricane, earthquake
or other disaster? This would be a time that your home or apartment was damaged and you
might have had to live somewhere else for a while.

1 Yes [GO TO KLE1a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE2]

KLE1a. [If yes to KLE1]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE2. Were you ever in a VERY BAD accident (at home, school, or in a car) where you had to go
to the hospital? This would be a time that you were very hurt and needed to spend a long
time in the hospital. Has that ever happened?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE2a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE3]

KLE2a. [If yes to KLE2]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE3. Did you ever have a VERY BAD illness where you had to go to the hospital? This could be
a time when you were so sick that you had to be in the hospital a lot? Has that ever
happened?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE3a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE4]

KLE3a. [If yes to KLE3]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE4. Has someone you were really close to ever had a VERY BAD accident where he or she
had to spend a long time in the hospital? This would be someone important to you, like a
parent, brother or sister, or best friend.

1 Yes [GO TO KLE4a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE5]

KLE4a. [If yes to KLE4]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No
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KLE5. Has someone you were really close to ever had a VERY BAD illness where he or she had
to be in the hospital a lot? Again, this would be someone important to you, like a parent,
brother or sister, or best friend.

1 Yes [GO TO KLE5a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE6]

KLE5a. [If yes to KLE5]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE6. Was there ever a time in your life when your family had to live on the street or in a shelter
because they had no other place to stay?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE6a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE7]

KLE6a. [If yes to KLE6]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE7. Did you ever have to do a school year over again? [Interviewer: Children may refer to this
as “being held back”]

1 Yes [GO TO KLE7a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE8]

KLE7a. [If yes to KLE7]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE8. Have there ever been any times when your mother, father, or guardian lost a job or couldn’t
find work?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE8a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE9]

KLE8a. [If yes to KLE8]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE9. Were you ever sent away or taken away from your family for any reason?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE9a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE10]

KLE9a. [If yes to KLE9]: Did this happen in the last year?
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1 Yes
2 No

KLE10.At any time in your life did either of your parents, a stepparent, or guardian ever have to go
to prison?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE10a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE11]

KLE10a. [If yes to KLE10]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE12.Has there ever been a time that a family member of yours drank or used drugs so often that
it caused problems?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE12a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE13]

KLE12a. [If yes to KLE12]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE13.Has there ever been a time when your parents or stepparents were ALWAYS arguing,
yelling, and angry at one another a lot of the time?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE13a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE14]

KLE13a. [If yes to KLE13]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE14.Has someone close to you ever tried to kill him or herself on purpose (like by shooting or
cutting him or herself, or taking too many pills or drugs)?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE14a]


2 No [SKIP TO KLE15]

KLE14a. [If yes to KLE14]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE15.Did a parent or someone who takes care of you ever have to leave the country to fight in a
war, when he or she had to be away for several months or longer?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE15a]


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2 No [SKIP TO KLE16]

KLE15a. [If yes to KLE15]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KLE16.Did you ever have anyone close to you die because of an illness or an accident?

1 Yes [GO TO KLE6a]


2 No [SKIP TO KINT1]

KLE16a. [If yes to KLE16]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

SECTION 9: INTERNET VICTIMIZATION

KINT1. Has anyone ever used the Internet to bother or harass you or to spread mean words or
pictures about you?

1 Yes [GO TO KINT1a]


2 No [SKIP TO KINT2]

KINT1a. [If yes to KINT1]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KINT2. Did anyone on the Internet ever ask you sexual questions about yourself or try to get you to
talk online about sex when you did not want to talk about those things?

1 Yes [GO TO KINT2a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD1]

KINT2a. [If yes to KINT2]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

SECTION 10: COMMUNITY DISORDER

KCD1. At any time in your life, did you ever see someone selling marijuana, cocaine, meth, or
other illegal drugs to someone else?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD1a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD2]

KCD1a. [If yes to KCD1]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
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2 No

KCD2. At any time in your life, did you ever see the police arrest someone in your neighborhood
and take that person to jail in a police car?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD2a]


2 No {SKIP TO KCD3]

KCD2a. [If yes to KCD2]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD3. Have you ever lived in a neighborhood where there were gangs?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD3a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD4]

KCD3a. [If yes to KCD3]: Was this true in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD4. At any time in your life, did you ever see graffiti in your neighborhood that had gang signs or
warnings?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD4a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD5]

KCD4a. [If yes to KCD4]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD5. At any time in your life, have you ever seen the police raid or enter a house in your
neighborhood looking for a criminal or block of a place in your neighborhood because a
crime happened there?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD5a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD6]

KCD5a. [If yes to KCD5]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD6. At any time in your life, have you ever seen the police block off a place in your
neighborhood because a crime happened there?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD6a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD7]
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KCD6a. [If yes to KCD6]: Did this happen in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD7. At any time in your life, did you ever live in a house where your parents didn’t like to let you
play outside because of crime around your house [MH – change “around your house” to “in
your neighborhood for consistency?]?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD7a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD8]

KCD7a. [If yes to KCD7]: Was this true in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD8. In some neighborhoods, because of lack of money or for other reasons, no one seems to
fix things that break—houses don’t get fixed, signs don’t get fixed, trash doesn’t get picked
up. Sometimes heat or water doesn’t work for a really long time. At any time in your life,
did you ever live in a neighborhood like that?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD8a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD9]

KCD8a. [If yes to KCD8]: Was this true in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD9. Gangs or crews are groups that use a name, colors, or signs to let people know which kids
are in the gang. Sometimes they get in fights and sell drugs. Have you ever gone to a
school where there were kids in gangs?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD9a]


2 No [SKIP TO KCD10]

KCD9a. [If yes to KCD9]: Was this true in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No

KCD10. Have you ever gone to a school where a kid brought a gun or knife to school?

1 Yes [GO TO KCD10a]


2 No [SKIP TO KD1]

KCD10a. Was this true in the last year?

1 Yes
2 No
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SECTION 11: DELINQUENCY

[Ask D1 – D19 questions only if the child is 6-12. If the child is younger than 6, skip to G1]

Now I’m going to ask you about some things that you might have done in the last year. It is
common for kids, even young kids, to do things that they are not supposed to or that get them into
trouble. Tell me whether your have done any of the following things in the last year.

In the last year did you….

[INTERVIEWER: Repeat above phrase until the participant gets the pattern.]

KD1. On purpose break, damage or destroy something that belonged to someone else?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD2. Hit, slap or push other kids or get into a physical fight with them?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD3. Hit, slap, or push a parent or other grown-up?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD4. Take anything at school from other kids or a teacher that did not belong to you?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD5. Take money at home that did not belong to you like from your mother’s purse or a parent’s
dresser?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD6. Take something from a store without paying for it?

1 Yes
2 No
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3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD7. Cheat on school tests?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD8. Skip school without an excuse?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD9. Write things or spray paint on walls or sidewalks or cars, where you were not supposed
to do that?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD10. Carry a weapon with you?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD11. Avoid paying for things such as movies, bus or subway rides, or food?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD12. Smoke or chew tobacco?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD13. Smoke marijuana?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused
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KD14. Take any other drugs (that were not prescribed medication)?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

KD15. Hurt someone badly enough to need bandages or care from a doctor?

1 Yes
2 No
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

We’re almost done. Just a few more questions.

SECTION 12: SELF-CONCEPT

Now I’m going to read some sentences that describe how people sometimes feel about
themselves. Please listen carefully to each sentence and tell me how much it describes how YOU
feel about YOURSELF. Tell\ me whether it is very true about you, a little true, or not true. [Read
response categories after each statement]

For KSC1 – KSC15, response options are:

1 Very true
2 A little true
3 Not true

KSC1. You are happy with yourself.

KSC2. You have a lot to be proud of.

KSC3. You take a positive attitude toward yourself.

KSC4. You sometimes feel useless.

KSC5. You often feel helpless in dealing with problems.

KSC6. Sometimes you feel that you are being pushed around in life.

KSC7. You cannot change important things in your life.

KSC8. When you make plans you know you can make them work.

KSC9. You have little control over the things that happen to you.

KSC10. You think you are a failure.

KSC11. There is no way you can solve some of the problems you have.
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SECTION 13: PARENTAL CONFLICT

In every family there are times when the parents don’t get along. Tell me whether the next two
sentences are very true for you, a little true, or not true.

CON1. I often see my parents arguing.

1 Very true
2 A little true
3 Not true

CON2. My parents get really mad when they argue.

1 Very true
2 A little true
3 Not true

SECTION 14: ALCOHOL USE

The next questions are about how often you drink alcohol. By a “drink” we mean either a bottle of
beer, a glass of wine, a wine cooler, a shot of liquor (something like vodka, rum, or whisky), or a
mixed drink (something like rum and coke or vodka and orange juice).

ALC1. Have you ever had an alcoholic drink? That is, a whole drink by yourself -- not a sip of
someone else’s drink.

1 Yes
2 No [skip to end]
3 Don’t Know
4 Refused

ALC2. How old were you the very first time you ever had an alcoholic drink - a whole drink by
yourself?

_______________________ record age

ALC3. Thinking of the last month [since (month) when you were (age)], about how many days
did you drink alcohol?

1 0 days
2 1 or 2 days
3 3 to 9 days
4 10 to 19 days
5 20 to 39 days
6 40 to 99 days
7 100 days or more

ALC4. On how many of those days in the last month did you drink a lot – say five or more drinks
within a few hours?

1 0 days
2 1 day
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3 2 days
4 3 to 5 days
5 6 to 9 days
6 10 to 19 days
7 20 days or more

END OF SURVEY

F1. That completes the interview. Thank you very much for answering these questions. We know
these can be difficult things to talk about, and we really appreciate your help. Your help will give us
important information about young people’s lives.

F2. I have a phone number to the Girls and Boys Town hotline. This is a number that you can call
to have a private conversation about anything having to do with your kids. Would you like the
number? [IF YES: The number is 1-800-448-3000. It is a free call.]

F3. INTERVIEWER: Is child possibly at risk from comments or other observations made during \
interview?
No [SKIP to F4]
Yes
F3b INTERVIEWER Describe nature of the risk (child abuse, hurting themselves, etc.)
____________________________________________________________________

[Patricia – we will need to confirm fagged items once questionnaire is finalized]

CONFIRM CORRECT FLAGS ONCE RESPONSE CATEGORIES ARE FINALIZED


[Flagged Case if M1i=7-13 perpetrator is parent or guardian]
[Flagged Case if M3i=7-13 perpetrator is parent or guardian]
[Flagged Case if O1i=7-13 perpetrator is parent or guardian]
[Flagged Case if W2i=7-13 perpetrator is parent or guardian]
[Flagged Case if G22=3,4]

F4. [CATI check point: These computer algorithms will flag the respondent as a possible child in
danger: If the computer algorithm flags the respondent as a possible child in danger, or the
interviewer has concerns based on comments or other observations during interview:]
Someone may need to contact you again. When is the best time to call you back? [Get
time and check telephone number.]

F5 . We may be doing another survey like this in a year or two. If we do, would you be willing to
be interviewed again?
1 Yes [ASK F5B]
2 No [SKIP TO F6]
3 Don’t Know [SKIP TO F6]

F5b. In order to be able to re-contact you in a year or two and ask how you are doing, it would
be extremely helpful to get your first name. Would you give me just your first name? [It will
be kept confidential and only used to help find you again for a follow-up interview.] [Other important
tracking information? What about asking for email address?]

________________ (First name)


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F6. OK. Now I just need to get your name and address to send you the $20 check. It will be kept
confidential and only be used to send you this check.

What is the first and last name, so we can write it on the check?
What is the address (record house number and street)?
City?
State?
Zip?

You should receive your check within the next 4 weeks. If you do not receive it you can call us at
XXX and ask for XXX.

Thank you for your time. Good-bye.

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