Table 3.

Self-reported health domains in PROMIS

Component	Subcomponent	Domain	Sub-domain
Physical Health	symptoms	Pain	Behavior*
			Interference
			Quality*
			Intensity*
			Impact
		Fatigue	Experience
			Impact
		Asthma Impact
		Gastro-intestinal Symptoms*
	Function	Physical Function	Upper Extremity
			Lower Extremity
			Central
			Activities*
			Mobility
		Sexual Function and Satisfaction	Global Satisfaction with Sex Life
			Interest in Sexual Activity
			Lubrication
			Vaginal Discomfort
			Erectile Function
			Orgasm
			Therapeutic Aids
			Sexual Activities
			Anal Discomfort
			Interfering Factors
		Sleep Function	Sleep Disturbance
			Sleep-related Impairment
			Wake Disturbance
		Wake Function
		Physical Activity
		Motor	Balance
			Dexterity
			Endurance
			Locomotion
			Strength
		Sensation	Audition
			Olfaction
			Pain
			Taste
			Vestibular
			Vision
Mental Health	Affect	Negative (Emotional Distress)	Anxiety
			Depression
			Anger
			Experience of Stress*
			Psychosocial Illness Impact - Negative
			Meaning & Spirituality
			Stress Response
			Self-concept
			Social Isolation
			Emotional and Behavioral Dyscontrol
			Stigma
			Fear
			Sadness
		Positive	Subjective Well-being*
			Psychosocial Illness Impact - Positive
			Meaning & Spirituality
			Coping
			Self-concept
			Social Connection
			Mastery & control (Self-efficacy)
			Subjective Well-being (positive affect) *
	Behavior	Substance Use/Alcohol	Alcohol Use
			Positive Consequences
			Positive Expectancies
			Negative Consequences
			Negative Expectancies
		Smoking	Nicotine Dependence
			Perceived Benefits: Affective/Hedonic
			Perceived Benefits: Coping
			Perceived Benefits: Social
			Perceived Benefits: Psychosocial
			Perceived Benefits: Health
	Cognition	Applied Cognition - General Concerns
		Applied Cognition - Abilities
		Applied Cognition –Attention/ Executive Function
		Self - efficacy	General
			Self-Efficacy with management of Chronic Disease*
		Episodic memory
		Language
		Processing speed
		Working memory
Social Health	Relationships	Social Isolation
		Quality of Social Support	Companionship
			Emotional Support
			Informational Support
			Instrumental Support
			Social Isolation
		Peer Relationships
			Interaction with peers
		Family Belongingness*
		Communication
	Function	Ability to Participate in Social Roles and Activities	Social Roles
			Discretionary Social Activities
		Satisfaction with Participation in Social Roles and Activities	Social Roles
			Discretionary Social Activities

* Under-development as indicated by http://www.assessmentcenter.net/documents/instrumentlibrary.pdf