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. 2012 Nov 18;43(1):23–33. doi: 10.1093/ije/dys177

Table 2.

Summary of data collected on the participant (subject), his/her teacher (teacher) and his/her family (family, mother, father) at the eight measurements (T1–T8) involving the whole representative sample and sample of children exhibiting disruptive behaviours in the Quebec Longitudinal Study of Kindergarten Children

Approximate age (years) 6 7 8 10 11 12 15 22
Measurement occasion T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8
Sample size 3009 2402 2624 2685 2708 2585 1694 1699
Self-administered questionnaires (informants: P-parent, T-teacher, S-subject)
    Self-Rating Questionnairea (P, T, S) Subject Family Subject Family Subject Family Subject Family Subject Family Subject Family Subject Family Subject Family
    Social Behaviour Questionnaire (P, T) Subject Subject Subject Subject Subject Subject
    Dimensions of Temperament Survey (P) Subject Subject
    Emotional Climate for Children Questionnaire (P) Subject
    Teaching attitude (T) Teacher Teacher
    Pubertal Development Scale (P, S) Subject Subject Subject Subject
Interviews
    Calendar of life events and habits Subject
    Family history Family
    Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Adults Mother Father Subject
    Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children Subject
    Personalityb Subject
    Suicidal Intent Scale and Scale for Suicidal Ideation Subject
Administrative data
    Delinquency (juvenile courts, 13–17 years) Judicial records (18–25 years) Subject
    High-school graduation (Quebec Ministry of education) Subject
Blood sample (subsample, N = 1241) Subject
Saliva sample (subsample, N = 479) Subject
aThe Self-Rating Questionnaire was adapted to the informant and the developmental stage of the child at each wave of data collection. The main information collected concerns:
  • • Socio-demographic information, neighbourhood, child care experience before 5 years of age, school environment and progress, activities and jobs.
  • • General health, drugs and medical services use, perinatal information, growth, laterality, sleep and nightmares.
  • • Alcohol and drug use, gambling, violence, delinquency and legal issues.
  • • Professional services use for affective/behavioural disorders, suicide attempts and ideas.
  • • Physical and sexual abuse, life events during the previous year.
  • • Family, friend and romantic relationships.

bPersonality: Dimensional Assessment of Personality Basic Questionnaire (DAPP-BQ) and Big Five Inventory.