Participant ID
My sex is:
Age:
My ethnicity is:
My mother's ethnicity is:
My father's ethnicity is:
How would you best describe your family finances when you were growing up?
Self Esteem--higher numbers mean more SE
Anxiety--higher numbers mean more anxiety
Avoidant Coping--higher numbers mean more use of avoidant coping skills
Depression--higher numbers mean more depression
Ethnic Identity--higher numbers indicate increased identification with one's ethnicity
Discrimination--higher numbers mean increased experiences of discrimination
Student Stress--higher numbers mean increased stress specific to student problems
Sexism--higher numbers indicate higher levels of sexism
Generational Status
I was born in...
My mother was born in...
My father was born in...
My maternal grandmother was born in...
My maternal grandfather was born in...
My paternal grandmother was born in...
My paternal grandfather was born in...
The language I speak most often at home is...
The primary language I think in is...
I am most comfortable being with people from...
My best friends are from...
The people I fit in best are from...
My favorite music is from...
My favorite TV shows or movies are from...
The holidays I celebrate are from...
The food I eat at home is from...
The way I do things and the way I think about things are from...
On the whole, I am satisfied with myself.
At times, I think I am no good at all.
I feel that I have a number of good qualities.
I am able to do things as well as most other people.
I feel I do not have much to be proud of.
I wish I could have more respect for myself.
I take a positive attitude toward myself.
Do you try to do as much as possible in the least amount of time?
Do you become impatient with delays or interruptions?
Do you always have to win at games to enjoy yourself?
Do you find yourself speeding up the car to beat the red light?
Are you unlikely to ask for or indicate you need help with a problem?
Do you constantly seek the respect and admiration of others?
Are you overly critical of the way others do their work?
Do you have the habit of looking at your watch or clock often?
Do you constantly strive to better your position and achievements?
Do you spread yourself “too thin” in terms of your time?
Do you have the habit of doing more than one thing at a time?
Do you frequently get angry or irritable?
Do you have little time for hobbies or time by yourself?
Do you have a tendency to talk quickly or hasten conversations?
Do you consider yourself hard-driving?
Do you have a tendency to get involved in multiple projects?
Do you have lots of deadlines in your work?
Do you feel vaguely guilty if you relax and do nothing during leisure time?
Do you take on too many responsibilities?
Numbness or tingling
Unable to relax
Terrified or afraid
Heart pounding/racing
Fear of losing control
I am a “take charge” person
I try to let things work out on their own.
After attaining a goal, I look for another, more challenging one.
I like challenges and beating the odds.
I visualize my dreams and try to achieve them.
I imagine myself solving difficult problems.
Rather than acting impulsively, I usually think of various ways to solve a problem.
In my mind I go through various scenarios in order to prepare myself for different outcomes.
I tackle a problem by thinking of realistic alternatives.
I take action only after thinking carefully about a problem.
I often find ways to break down problems into manageable components.
I make a plan and follow it.
I break down a problem into smaller parts and do one part at a time.
I make lists and try to focus on the most important things first.
When solving my own problems other people’s advice can be helpful.
I try to talk and explain my stress in order to get feedback from my friends
Information I get from others has often helped me deal with problems.
I can usually identify people who can help me develop my own solutions to problems.
I ask others what they would do in my situation.
When I have a problem, I like to sleep on it.
If I find a problem too difficult sometimes I put it aside until I’m ready to deal with it.
When I have a problem I usually let it simmer on the back burner for a while.
I feel down hearted and blue
I have crying spells or feel like it
I have trouble sleeping at night
I eat as much as I used to
I notice that I am losing weight
My heart beats faster than usual
I get tired for no reason
My mind is as clear as it used to be
I find it easy to do the things I used to
I am restless and can’t keep still
I feel hopeful about the future
I am more irritable than usual
I find it easy to make decisions
I feel that I am useful and needed
My life is pretty full
I have spent time trying to find out more about my ethnic group, such as its history, traditions, and customs
I am active in organizations or social groups that include mostly members of my own ethnic group
I have a clear sense of my ethnic background and what it means for me.
I think a lot about how my life will be affected by my ethnic group membership.
I am happy that I am a member of the group I belong to.
I have a strong sense of belonging to my own ethnic group.
I understand pretty well what my ethnic group membership means to me.
In order to learn more about my ethnic background, I have often talked to other people about my ethnic group.
I have a lot of pride in my ethnic group.
I participate in cultural practices of my own group, such as special food, music, or customs
I feel a strong attachment towards my own ethnic group.
I feel good about my cultural or ethnic background.
You are treated with less courtesy than other people.
You are treated with less respect than other people.
You receive poorer service than other people at restaurants or stores.
People act as if they think you are not smart.
People act as if they are afraid of you.
People act as if they think you are dishonest.
People act as if they’re better than you are.
You are called names or insulted.
You are threatened or harassed.
Too many things to do
Too many responsibilities
Class assignment deadlines
Organizing time
Balancing school with social relationships
Pressure to get good grades
Concentrating on school work
Concerns regarding meeting high standards
Not having money for emergencies.
Owing money
Too many college expenses.
Not enough money for entertainment.
Not enough money for clothing.
Being lonely
Not having close friends
Making new friends.
Weight concerns
Concerns about physical appearance.
Concerns about getting into shape.
Too many expectations from parents
Demanding parents.
Too much dependence on parents.
Women are too easily offended.
Most women interpret innocent remarks or acts as being sexist.
Most women fail to appreciate fully what men do for them.
Women, compared to men, have a superior moral sensibility.
Most women are actually seeking special favors, such as hiring policies that favor them over men, not just looking for &quot;equality.&quot;