Table 1.

ADOPT Core Constructs and Measures Summarized by Domain¹.

Behavioral Domain		Biological Domain
Construct	Measure	Construct	Measure
Usual Dietary Intake	Multiple Interviewer- Administered 24hr Recalls	Anthropometry	Height, Weight, and BMI
Overall Dietary Quality	Healthy Eating Index-2010	Body Composition and Visceral Fat	Bioelectrical Impedance Spectroscopy (BIS)
Eating Away from Home	EARLY Eating Away from Home Questionnaire	Body Fat Distribution	Waist to Hip Ratio, Waist Circumference
Sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) consumption	EARLY SSB Consumption Questionnaire	Expended Energy	REE – Mifflin St.Jeor equation, Total EE, Physical Activity Level (PAL)
Objective Physical Activity, Sedentary Behavior, Sleep Duration and Timing	Actigraphy	Energy Intake	Energy Intake - Steady State & Change
Self-reported Physical Activity, Sedentary Behavior	Global Physical Activity Questionnaire	Cardiorespiratory Fitness	Resting Heart Rate
Self-reported Physical Activity	Paffenbarger Questionnaire	Energy Homeostasis	Adiponectin, Leptin, Amylin, (panel)
Self-reported Sedentary Behavior	CARDIA/EARLY Questionnaire	Thyroid Hormones	TSH, T4, fT4I (panel)
Self-reported Sleep Duration and Timing	Munich Chronotype Questionnaire (MCTQ)	Hunger/Satiety	Ghrelin, GLP1, GIP, PYY (panel)
Sleep Disorders (Apnea)	Berlin Questionnaire for Sleep Apnea	Nutrient Status	Metabolite Panel (Glucose, NEFA, TG)
Self-Weighing Behavior	EARLY Self-Weighing Questionnaire	Metabolic Function	Insulin, Glucagon;Insulin Sensitivity - HOMA; Glucose Control - HbA1c
		Inflammation	IL-6, TNF-alpha, CRP
		Biobanking	Whole Blood

Environmental Domain		Psychosocial Domain
Construct	Measure	Construct	Measure
Home address	Home address	State Affect	PANAS (state)
Walkability - Objective	Walk Score or EPA Walkability	Perceived Stress	Perceived Stress Scale
Land Use Mix - Perceived	Neighborhood Environment Walkability Scale - Land Use Mix Access Subscale	Emotional Eating	Palatable Eating Motives: Coping Subscale
Food Outlet Accessibility - Objective	Density of (1) Supermarkets, (2) Fast food restaurants, and (3) Convenience stores	Binge Eating	Questionnaire on Eating and Weight Patterns
Food Outlet Accessibility - Perceived	Perceived presence of (1) Supermarkets, (2) Fast Food Restaurants, and (3) Convenience stores, Plus Others (Liese)	Trait Food Craving	Trait Food Craving Questionnaire- Reduced
Food Availability - Perceived	MESA Neighborhood Healthy Food Availability	Reward-Related Eating	Reward Based Eating Drive
Socioeconomic Deprivation - Objective	Neighborhood Deprivation Index (Diez Roux et al)	Executive Function	Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function-Adult
		Delay Discounting	Kirby Questionnaire
Personal Safety - Objective	Neighborhood Police-Reported Crime	Behavioral Intention	Behavioral Intention Scale(s)
Personal Safety - Perceived	MESA Perceived Neighborhood Safety	Self-Efficacy	Self-Efficacy Scale(s)
BMI of Individuals in their Social Network - Objective	BMI of Spouse/Partner	Hedonic Response (‘liking’) and Motivation (‘wanting’) for Food	‘Liking’ and ‘Wanting’ Visual Analog Scales
Weight status of Individuals in their Social Network - Perceived	Weight-related Social Norms Scale	Hunger and Satiety	Hunger and Satiety Visual Analog Scales
Support from Social Network	Perceived Autonomy Support Scale; Modified Sallis	Personality: Big Five Factors	Mini-International Personality Item Pool (Short form)/Big Five Inventory-2 (Long form)
Perceived Autonomy Support	Important Others’ Questionnaire

¹CriteriaCriteria, evidence, and rationale for the selection of constructs and measures are described in detailed in the accompanying papers for the behavioral (30), biological (31), environmental (32), and psychosocial (33) domains. This list of high priority, core measures, along with descriptions, references, and relevant resources can be found on the GEM website (www.gem-measures.org).