| Section 1: Interview Information |
Auto assigned unique study number, Name, Current positions, Name of the college/institution, Contact number, Address, Taluk, District, Locale, Date, consented information. |
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| Section 2: Editing & Data Entry |
Information & details of data entry |
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| Section 3: Sociodemographic characteristics |
Sociodemographic characteristics of the respondent Household Information–Number of family members, relationship with respondent, age, occupation, education & marital status |
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| Section 4: Family Environment |
Communication with family members, Arguments, Criticism, Time spent with family members, decision making and Family support issues |
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| Section 5: Socio economic characteristics |
Own a house, Own agricultural land, Household income, Household expenditure |
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| Section 6: Personal and Family Health |
Morbidity and hospitalisation information of self and family members |
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| Section 7: Diet and eating habits |
Type of diet, consumption of number of meals cooked at home |
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| Screening Section—8,9,10,11: Substance Use |
Tobacco smoking |
C.A.G.E. Questionnaire [10] |
| Tobacco chewing |
Modified Fagerstorm Tolerance scale [11] |
| Alcohol consumption |
M.I.N.I– 5.0.0 Interview [12] |
| Injecting/sniffing/oral drugs |
C.A.G.E. Questionnaire [10] |
| Section 12: Violence related information |
Different forms of violence experienced, its frequency, person who inflicted violence, hospitalization due to injuries, violence inflicted by Respondent |
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| Section 13: Depression |
Symptoms of depression in last 15 days, sleep disturbance, appetite, feeling apathy, feeling worthless, lack of interest in daily activities |
M.I.N.I– 5.0.0 Interview [12] |
| Section 14: Generalized Anxiety Disorder |
Symptoms of anxiety–Consistently being worried, feeling restless, irritable and inability to concentrate on work. |
M.I.N.I-5.0.0 Interview [13] |
| Section 15: Self-harm |
Information on thoughts of committing self-harm or suicide, ever attempted to commit suicide. |
M.I.N.I-5.0.0 Interview [12] |
| Section 16: Injuries and related |
Different forms of injuries like road traffic accidents, falls, burns, animal bite, drowning, poisoning and hospitalization for the same. |
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| Section 17: Physical Activity |
Time spent on different physical activities in a week |
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| Section 18: Sexual behaviour |
Sexual practices including number of partners, use of condoms during first and last time the person had sex |
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| Section 19: Work environment and job satisfaction |
Type of work, Change in jobs, Monthly income, characteristics of job satisfaction |
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| Section 20: Teaching Factors |
Mode of teaching, preferred mode of teaching, perception about their teaching abilities, knowledge and technology |
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| Section 21: Peer Group & Social capital |
Number of peers, activities they do with their peers and information on peer characteristics |
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| Section 22: Behavioural Factors |
Self-talk, Social, family, work, financial, psychological, health related crisis, psychological, Big 5 Inventory with components of Extraversion, Openness, Conscientiousness, Agreeableness, Neuroticism. |
10-item short version of Big Five Inventory developed by Dr Rammstedt [13] |
| Section 23: Life Skills |
115 questions related to life skills |
Life skills scale developed for adolescent population by Dr Vranda M N [14]. Scale validated for adult population by Dr Guatham M S [15] |
| Section 24: Quality of life |
25 questions on general health and 4 domains such as Physical quality of life, Psychological quality of life, environmental quality of life |
WHOQOL–BREF Inventory developed by World health organisation [16] |
| Section 25: Exposure to media and related |
Information time spent and watching programs television, using internet, video games & video Tapes |
Cell phone overuse and addiction developed by Centre for Wellbeing, NIMHANS [17] |
