Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study

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The Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study© is the largest long-term study of brain development and child health in the United States, with 11,880 children between the ages of 9 and 10 having been invited to join the study. The ABCD study is funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and is associated with 21 research sites across the country. Researchers seek to explore how childhood experiences interact to affect cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development during adolescence. The goal of the ABCD study is to provide families, schools, professionals, and policy makers with crucial information needed to promote the health, well-being, and success of children.


Copyright © 2024 ABCD Study | "ABCD Study©, Teen Brains. Today's Science. Brighter Future.©, El cerebro adolescente. La ciencia de hoy. Un futuro más brillante.© and the ABCD Study Logos are registered marks of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS). Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development℠ Study, El Estudio del Desarrollo Cognitivo y Cerebral del Adolescente℠, are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS)."

ABCD Coordinating Center

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Principal Investigators: Drs. Terry Jernigan and Sandra A. Brown

Manager: David Benjamin

Email: abcd-cc@ucsd.edu

Data Analysis, Informatics & Resource Center (DAIRC)
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Principal Investigator: Dr. Anders Dale

Associate Director, Bioinformatics: Dr. Rongguang Yang

Email: roy002@health.ucsd.edu

Materials

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This page combines and organizes materials from the following sources:

ABCD Protocol by Wave

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The following are ABCD Protocol for both youth and parents by wave. All PDFs were created by the ABCD study and were the first resource used to build this page.

ABCD Study Release Notes

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The ABCD Study release notes were also used in the making of this page, and can be found below. Release notes were used as a second point of reference in determining when data were collected, data table names, and for citing measures.

ABCD Study Release Notes

ABCD Data Dictionary

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The ABCD Data Dictionary was used to group measures, as well as to generate table, sub-scale, and variable names. The Data Dictionary was used as an additional point of reference in determining when data were collected.

ABCD Data Dictionary

Overview of Measures

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ABCD Core - Overview of Measures by Wave *Imaging data displayed separately below
Measure Category Subcategory Source Baseline 1-Year Follow-up 2-Year Follow-up 3-Year Follow-up 4-Year Follow-up 5-Year Follow-up 6-Year Follow-up Mid-year Follow-up
Longitudinal Tracking General Information Administrative Youth Yes
Latent Factors General Information Demographics Youth
Occupation Survey General Information Demographics Parent No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No
PhenX Demographics Survey General Information Demographics Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Screener (Study Eligibility) General Information Administrative Parent Yes
Blood - BASO, EOS, Hemoglobin, MCV, PLT/WBC/RBC counts, Immature Gran, Lymph, MCH, MCHC, MONO, MPV, NEUT, NRBC, RDW, Cholesterol, Burr Cells, Poikilocytosis, Hematocrit Physical Health Biospecimens Youth No No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Blood (DNA) Physical Health Biospecimens Youth Yes* No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Oral Fluids (pubertal hormones)[1] Physical Health Biospecimens Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes* Yes Yes* Yes No
Oral Fluids (DNA) Physical Health Biospecimens Youth Yes No No No No No No No
COVID-19 Annual Form Physical Health COVID Youth No No No No Yes Yes Yes No
Blood Pressure Physical Health Examination Youth No No Yes No Yes No Yes No
PhenX Anthropometrics (height/weight/waist measurements)[2] Physical Health Examination Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Pain Questionnaire[3] Physical Health Medical Youth No No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
Respiratory Functioning[4][5] Physical Health Medical Youth No No No No Yes No Yes No
Block Kids Food Screener - Youth[6] Physical Health Nutrition Youth No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Sports and Activities Involvement Questionnaire - Youth Physical Health Physical Activity Youth No No No No No Yes No No
Youth Risk Behavior Survey - Exercise Physical Health Physical Activity Youth Yes No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
Pubertal Development Scale and Menstrual Cycle Survey - Youth[7] Physical Health Puberty Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Munich ChronoType Questionnaire (sleep)[8] Physical Health Sleep Youth No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Medications Physical Health Youth No No No No No No Yes No
Baby Teeth (substance and environmental toxin exposure)[9] Physical Health Biospecimens Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes* Yes Yes* Yes No
COVID-19 Annual Form Physical Health COVID Parent No No No No No Yes No No
Breast Feeding Questionnaire[10] Physical Health Development Parent No No No Yes No No No No
Developmental History Questionnaire[11][12] Physical Health Development Parent Yes No No No Yes No No No
Medical History Questionnaire[13] Physical Health Medical Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Ohio State TBI Screen - Short[14] Physical Health Medical Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
PhenX Medications Survey (Medications Inventory) Physical Health Medical Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Child Nutrition Assessment[15] Physical Health Nutrition Parent No Yes No No No No No No
Block Kids Food Screener - Parent[6] Physical Health Nutrition Parent No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
International Physical Activity Questionnaire[16] Physical Health Physical Activity Parent No No No Yes No No No No
Sports and Activities Involvement Questionnaire - Parent[17] Physical Health Physical Activity Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No
Pubertal Development Scale and Menstrual Cycle Survey - Parent[7] Physical Health Puberty Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Sleep Disturbances Scale for Children[18][19] Physical Health Sleep Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Gender Identity (Youth)[20][21][22][23][24] Gender & Sexuality Gender Youth No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Sexual Behavior/Health[25][26][27] Gender & Sexuality Sexuality Youth No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Gender Identity (Parent)[20][28][29] Gender & Sexuality Gender Parent No Yes Yes Yes No No No No
Sexual Behavior/Health[20][30][31] Gender & Sexuality Sexuality Parent No No No Yes* Yes Yes Yes No
Genetic Principal Components & Relatedness Genetics Genetics Youth
Twin Zygosity Rating Genetics Genetics Youth
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Social Anxiety Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Brief Problem Monitor Scale[36] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Youth No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes
KSADS - Symptoms & Diagnoses Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Youth
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Eating Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Eating Youth No No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Emotion Regulation Questionnaire[37][38][39] Mental Health Emotion Youth No No No No No Yes No No
NIH Toolbox Positive Affect Items[40][41][42] Mental Health Emotion Youth No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Conduct Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Youth No No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Suicidality) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
7-Up Mania Items[43] Mental Health Mood Youth No Yes No Yes No Yes No No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Bipolar and Related Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Depressive Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth No No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Peer Experiences Questionnaire[44][45] Mental Health Peers Youth No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Youth Resilience Scale[46] Mental Health Peers Youth Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Prodromal Psychosis Scale[47][48][49][50] Mental Health Psychosis Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Kiddie Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia (KSADS) Background Items Survey - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosocial Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Sleep Problems)[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Sleep Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Cyberbullying Questionnaire[51] Mental Health Social Youth No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Life Events Scale - Youth[52][53] Mental Health Stress Youth No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
PhenX Behavioral Inhibition/Behavioral Approach System (BIS/BAS) Scales[54][55] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Urgency, Premeditation, Perseverance, Sensation Seeking, Positive Urgency, Impulsive Behavior (UPPS-P) for Children - Short Form (ABCD Version)[56][57] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Agoraphobia Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Panic Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Separation Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent Yes No Yes No No No No No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Social Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Specific Phobia Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Autism Spectrum Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Autism Spectrum Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
ASEBA Adult Behavior Checklist[58] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent No No Yes No Yes No No No
ASEBA Adult Self-Report (psychopathology)[58] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No No No
Child Behavior Checklist[59] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Family History Assessment Survey[60][61] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent Yes No No No No No Yes No
KSADS Symptoms & Diagnoses Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Eating Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Eating Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Difficulty in Emotion Regulation Scale[62][63] Mental Health Emotion Parent No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (ADHD) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Conduct Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Homicidality) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Suicidality) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
General Behavior Inventory - Mania[43] Mental Health Mood Parent Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Bipolar and Related Disorders) - Parent [32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Depressive Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Psychotic Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosis Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
KSADS Background Items Survey - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosocial Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Sleep Problems) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Sleep Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Short Social Responsiveness Scale[64][65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72] Mental Health Social Parent No Yes No No No Yes No No
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Stress Parent Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Life Events Scale - Parent[52][53] Mental Health Stress Parent No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Perceived Stress Scale[73] Mental Health Stress Parent No No No Yes No No Yes No
Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire[74] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Parent No No Yes No No No No No
Brief Problem Monitor Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Teacher Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No
Edinburgh Handedness Inventory Neurocognition Administrative Youth Yes No No No No No No No
Neurocognition Assessment Administration Neurocognition Administrative Youth
Snellen Vision Screener Neurocognition Administrative Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Behavioral Indicator of Resiliency to Distress Task (BIRD)[75][76] Neurocognition Tasks Youth No No No No Yes No No No
Cash Choice Task[77][78] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No No No No No No No
Delay Discounting Task[79] Neurocognition Tasks Youth No Yes No Yes No Yes No No
Emotional Faces Stroop Task[80][81][82] Neurocognition Tasks Youth No Yes No Yes No Yes No No
Game of Dice Task[83][84][85][86] Neurocognition Tasks Youth No No Yes No Yes No No No
Little Man Task[87][88] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Dimensional Change Card Sort[89][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No No No No No Yes No
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Flanker Inhibitory Control & Attention[91][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Oral Reading Recognition[92][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Pattern Comparison Processing Speed[93][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Picture Sequence Memory[94][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Picture Vocabulary[95][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
NIH Toolbox Tasks - List Sorting Working Memory[96][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No No No Yes No Yes No
RAVLT Delayed Recall[97][98] Neurocognition Youth Yes No Yes No No No No No
Rey Auditory Verbal Leanring Task (RAVLT) [97][98] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No Yes No No No Yes No
Social Influence Task[99] Neurocognition Tasks Youth No No Yes No Yes No No No
Stanford Mental Arithmetic Response Time Evaluation (SMARTE)[100] Neurocognition Tasks Youth No No No Yes No Yes No No
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Matrix Reasoning Task[101][102] Neurocognition Tasks Youth Yes No No No No No No No
Barkley Deficits in Executive Functioning Scale[103][104][105] Neurocognition Questionnaire Parent No No No No No No Yes No
Alcohol Toxicology Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Hair Drug Toxicology[106][107] Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes* Yes Yes* Yes No
Nicotine Toxicology[108][109][110][111] Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes No
Saliva Drug Toxicology Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes No
Urine Drug Toxicology[109] Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth No No No No Yes* Yes* Yes No
Alcohol Expectancies Questionnaire (AEQ-AB)[112][113][114] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth Yes Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Alcohol Motives Questionnaire (PhenX)[115][116][117] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No No No Yes* No Yes* No
Cigarette Expectancies (ASCQ)[118] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Electronic Nictotine Delivery Systems Expectancies Questionnaire[119] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No No Yes No Yes No No
Electronic Nicotine Delivery System Motives Inventory[120][121] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No No No Yes* No Yes* No
Marijuana Effect Expectancy Questionnaire (MEEQ-B)[122] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Marijuana Motives Questionnaire (PhenX)[123][124] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No No No Yes* No Yes* No
PATH Intention to Use Alcohol, Nicotine, and Marijuana Survey [125][126] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
PhenX Peer Group Deviance Survey[127] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
PhenX Peer Tolerance of Use[128][129] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes No No
PhenX Perceived Harm of Substance Use[128][129] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth Yes Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Reasons for Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems Use[121][130] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No No No Yes* No Yes* No
Tobacco Motives Inventory[131] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No No No Yes* No Yes* No
Vaping Expectancies[122] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No No Yes* No Yes No No
Vaping Motives[132] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth No No Yes* No Yes* No Yes* No
Alcohol Hangover Symptoms (HSS)[133] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth Yes Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Alcohol Subjective Effects (SRE; PhenX)[134] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Cannabis Withdrawal Scale (CWS)[135] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth No No No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Drug Problem Index (DAPI)[136][137][138] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
KSADS - Alcohol/Drug Use Disorder - Youth[35] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Marijuana Problem Index (MAPI)[136][139] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth Yes Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Marijuana Subjective Effects[140][141] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Nicotine Dependence (PATH)[142][143] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Nicotine Subjective Response[142][144] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Rutgers Alcohol Problem Index (RAPI)[145] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
PhenX Community Risk and Protective Factors[146][147] Substance Use SU Environment Youth No No Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Sibling Use[148] Substance Use SU Environment Youth No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Caffeine Intake Survey - Substance Use Interview [149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes No
ISay II Q2 Sipping Items (sip) - Substance Use Interview[149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Low Level Marijuana Use (puff/taste) - Substance Use Interview[149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Low Level Tobacco Use (puff) - Substance Use Interview[149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth No Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Participant Last Use Survey (PLUS) (Day 1/2/3/4) - Youth[149] Substance Use Substance Use Youth Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Substance Use Phone Interview[149] Substance Use Substance Use Youth No No No No No No No Yes
Timeline Follow-Back Survey[149][151] Substance Use Substance Use Youth Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* Yes* No
Opportunity to Use Questionnaire Substance Use Youth No No No No No Yes Yes No
KSADS - Alcohol/Drug Use Disorder - Parent[35] Substance Use SU Consequence Parent Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Household Substance Use, Density, Storage & Second-Hand Exposure[152][153] Substance Use SU Environment Parent No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Parent Rules Survey[154][155][150][156] Substance Use SU Environment Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
PhenX Community Risk and Protective Factors[146][147] Substance Use SU Environment Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Participant Last Use Survey (PLUS) (Day 1/2/3/4) - Parent[149] Substance Use Substance Use Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Wills Problem Solving Scale[157] Culture & Environment Cognition Youth No Yes No Yes No No No No
Perceived Discrimination Scale[158][159] Culture & Environment Community Youth No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No
PhenX Neighborhood Safety/Crime Survey - Youth[160] Culture & Environment Community Youth Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No No
Mexican American Cultural Values Scale - Youth[161] Culture & Environment Culture Youth No No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
Multi-Group Ethnic Identity - Revised - Youth[162] Culture & Environment Culture Youth No No No Yes No Yes Yes No
Native American Acculturation Survey - Youth[163] Culture & Environment Culture Youth No No No No No No Yes* No
PhenX Acculturation Survey - Youth[164][165] Culture & Environment Culture Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No
Vancouver Index of Acculturation - Youth[166] Culture & Environment Culture Youth No No No Yes No Yes No No
Pet Ownership[167] Culture & Environment Family Youth No No No Yes No No No No
PhenX Family Environment Scale - Family Conflict - Youth[168] Culture & Environment Family Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Acceptance Subscale from Children's Report of Parental Behavior Inventory (CRPBI) - Short[169][170][171][172] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Multidimensional Neglectful Behavior Scale[173] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth No No No Yes No No Yes No
Parental Monitoring Survey[174][175][176] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Peer Behavior Profile: Prosocial Peer Involvement & Delinquent Peer Involvement[177][178][179] Culture & Environment Peers Youth No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Peer Network Health: Protective Scale[180] Culture & Environment Peers Youth No No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
Resistance to Peer Influence Scale/Questionnaire[181] Culture & Environment Peers Youth No No No No Yes Yes Yes No
PhenX School Risk & Protective Factors Survey[182][183] Culture & Environment School Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
School Attendance of Youth & Grades[184] Culture & Environment School Youth No No Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
Prosocial Behavior Survey - Youth[185] Culture & Environment Temperament/ Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Activity Space Culture & Environment Youth No No No No No Yes Yes No
Community Cohesion (PhenX)[186][187] Culture & Environment Community Parent No No Yes No Yes No Yes No
PhenX Neighborhood Safety/Crime Survey - Parent[188][160] Culture & Environment Community Parent Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No
Mexican American Cultural Values Scale[162] Culture & Environment Culture Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
Multi-Group Ethnic Identity Survey[162] Culture & Environment Culture Parent Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Native American Acculturation Scale[163] Culture & Environment Culture Parent Yes No No No No No No No
PhenX Acculturation Survey - Parent[164][165] Culture & Environment Culture Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No
Vancouver Index of Acculturation - Parent[166] Culture & Environment Culture Parent Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
PhenX Family Environment Scale - Family Conflict - Parent[168][189] Culture & Environment Family Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Parental Monitoring Survey[175][176] Culture & Environment Parenting Parent No No No No No Yes No No
School Attendance of Youth & Grades[184] Culture & Environment School Parent No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Prosocial Behavior Survey - Parent[185] Culture & Environment Temperament/Personality Parent Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
HOME Short Form Cognitive Stimulation[190][191][192] Culture & Environment Parent No No No No No Yes No No
Driving Culture & Environment Parent No No No No No No Yes No
Fitbit - Physical Activity (Daily) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
Fitbit - Physical Activity (Weekly) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
Fitbit - Sleep (Daily) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
Fitbit - Sleep (Weekly) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
EARS - Device Usage Statistics (Pilot) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
EARS - Device Usage Statistics Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
EARS - Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
EARS/Vibrent - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
Screen Time Questionnaire Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Vibrent - Device Usage Statistics (Pilot) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Parent
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Parent
EARS - Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent
EARS - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent
Parent Screen Time Questionnaire Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No No
School Records Other School Records Other Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
ABCD Core - Imaging Data
Measure Category Subcategory Source Baseline 1-Year Follow-up 2-Year Follow-up 3-Year Follow-up 4-Year Follow-up 5-Year Follow-up 6-Year Follow-up Mid-Year Follow-up
MRI Info Brain Imaging Administrative Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Pre/Post-Scan Questionnaires Brain Imaging Administrative Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Scanning Checklist and Notes Brain Imaging Administrative Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Volume (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity (Atlas Track) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Volume (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Free Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Directional - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Isotropic (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Isotropic (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Hindered Normalized Total - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Directional - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Restricted Normalized Total - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Resting State fMRI - Correlations (Gordon Network to Subcortical) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Resting State fMRI - Correlations (Gordon Network) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Desikan) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Gordon) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Cortical Thickness (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Cortical Thickness (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Cortical Thickness (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Sulcal Depth (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Sulcal Depth (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Sulcal Depth (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Surface Area (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Surface Area (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Surface Area (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - Gray Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T1 Intensity - White Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - Gray Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
T2 Intensity - White Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Volume (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Volume (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Volume (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Volume (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large loss vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large loss vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large loss vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large reward vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large reward vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large reward vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large vs. small loss (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large vs. small loss (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large vs. small loss (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large vs. small reward (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large vs. small reward (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated large vs. small reward (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated loss vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated loss vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated loss vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated reward vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated reward vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated reward vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated small loss vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated small loss vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated small loss vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated small reward vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated small reward vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Anticipated small reward vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Behavioral Performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Loss positive vs. negative feedback (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Loss positive vs. negative feedback (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Loss positive vs. negative feedback (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Post-Scan Questionnaire Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Reward positive vs. negative feedback (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Reward positive vs. negative feedback (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Reward positive vs. negative feedback (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Recognition memory behavioral performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
0-back (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
0-back (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
0-back (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
2-back (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
2-back (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
2-back (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
2-back vs. 0-back (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[196][197] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
2-back vs. 0-back (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[198][199] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
2-back vs. 0-back (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[200][201] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Behavioral performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Emotion (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Emotion (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Emotion (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Emotion vs. neutral face (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Emotion vs. neutral face (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Emotion vs. neutral face (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Face vs. place (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Face vs. place (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Face vs. place (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Negative face vs. neutral face (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Negative face vs. neutral face (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Negative face vs. neutral face (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Place (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Place (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Place (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Positive face vs. neutral face (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Positive face vs. neutral face (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Positive face vs. neutral face (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Behavioral performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Any stop vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Any stop vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Any stop vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct go vs. fixation (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct go vs. fixation (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct go vs. fixation (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct stop vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct stop vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct stop vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct stop vs. incorrect stop (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct stop vs. incorrect stop (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Correct stop vs. incorrect stop (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect go vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect go vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect go vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect go vs. incorrect stop (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect go vs. incorrect stop (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect go vs. incorrect stop (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect stop vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect stop vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Incorrect stop vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Automatic - Post-processing Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
MRI Clinical Report/FIndings Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Manual - Freesurfer Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Manual - Post-processing - Diffusion MRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Manual - Post-processing - Functional MRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Manual - Post-processing - Structural MRI - T2w Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Motion Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Diffusion MRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Event Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Resting State fMRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Structural MRI - T1 Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Structural MRI - T2 Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Task fMRI - All Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Task fMRI - MID Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Task fMRI - N-Back Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Raw - Task fMRI - SST Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Recommended Image Inclusion Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
ABCD Core - Linked Data
Measure Category Subcategory Source Data Collection Information Associated Date
Geocoding from Residential History Linked Data Administrative Other Collected at yearly follow-ups from baseline. Yearly follow-ups.
Satellite-based NO2 Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications Residential history derived avg/max of NO2 in 2016 at residential address at 1x1km2 2016
Satellite-based O3 Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications Residential history derived avg/max of O3 in 2016 at residential address at 1x1km2 2016
Satellite-based PM2.5 Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications Residential history derived avg/max of PM2.5 in 2016 at residential address at 1x1km2 2016
Satellite-based Particulate Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications Residential history-derived annual average of Br, Ca, Cu, C, Fe, K, NH4+, Ni, NO3-, Pb, Si, SO2-4, V, Zn in ng/m^3 at 50m.
Satellite-based Pollution Measures for Prenatal Addresses Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications 9 month average of PM2.5, NO2, O3 exposure at current address #1 of birth year.
Neighborhood SES and Demographics Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA Residential history derived demographic information, ACS 2013-2017, census tract; NaNDA.
Parks Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA Residential history derived information on park type and number by county and census tract; NaNDA.
Performing Arts and Sports Recreation Orgs Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA Residential history derived information on performing arts and sports recreation orgs by county and census tract; NaNDA.
Religious/Civic Organizations Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA Residential history derived information on number of religious, civic, and social informations by county and census tract; NaNDA.
Social Service Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA Residential history derived information on the number of social services by county and census tract; NaNDA.
Building Density Linked Data Built Environment EPA Residential history derived gross residential density.
Crime Linked Data Built Environment ICPSR Residential history derived uniform crime reports by type of crime.
Lead Risk Linked Data Built Environment Vox Percentage of individuals below -125 percent of poverty level, estimated percentage of homes at risk for lead-based paint exposure, and estimated lead risk in census tract.
Population Density Linked Data Built Environment EPA Residential history derived UN adjusted population density.
Road Proximity Linked Data Built Environment Kalibrate Residential history derived proximity to major roads.
Traffic Density Linked Data Built Environment Kalibrate Average annual daily traffic counts at current address.
Urban/Rural Area Linked Data Built Environment Census Census Tract Urban Classification at current address.
Vehicle Density Linked Data Built Environment ACS Residential history derived aggregate number of vehicles per individual and sq. mile of land area.
Walkability Linked Data Built Environment EPA Residential history derived national walkability index.
Behavioral Health Measures Linked Data Community Health Burden PLACES Residential history derived health markers (measured via prevalence) among adults.
Elevation of Address Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures Google API Residential history derived elevation.
Estimates of Environmental Noise Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures Harvard Residential history derived anthropogenic and total sound level.
Selected EJScreen Measures Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures EJScreen Residential history derived NATA air toxics cancer risk, respiratory hazard index, Diesel PM in micrograms of PM2.5 per cubic meter in air.
Temperature Estimates Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures PRISM Residential history derived maximum temperature in degrees C at participant's residence at 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 days prior to date of study visit (t-5 to t-0).
VPD Estimates Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures PRISM Residential history derived maximum vapor pressure deficit in hPa at participant's address at 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 days prior to date of study visit (t-6 to t-0).
Land-use Measures Linked Data Natural Space & Satellite NLT Built-up/cropland/grass land use, normalized difference built-up/vegetation/water index, night light radiance, population density, water area. 2017
Measure of Land Cover and Tree Canopy Linked Data Natural Space & Satellite NLCD Residential history derived data on what percentage of the census tract is classified as developed (open and high/med/low intensity), barren land, forest (type specified), shrub/scrub, herbaceous, pasture, cultivated crop, wetland, tree canopy. 2016
Alcohol Outlet Density Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Census 2016 Estimate of alcohol outlet density from ZIP Code Business Patterns 2016
Anomie/Disenfranchisement/Social Capital Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Census Return Residential history derived mail return rate for the 2010 census and self-response rate for the 2014-2018 ACD per census tract. 2010, 2016-2018
Number of Jobs and Job Density Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors LODES Residential history derived total number of jobs, number of jobs by race and ethnicity, job density per sq. mile of land area by race and ethnicity
Opportunity Zones and Investment Scores (OZ) Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Other Residential history derived opportunity zone designation and investment score.
Rent and Mortgage Statistics Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors ACS Residential history derived percent homeownership, median house value, percent rent burden, median rent per month. 2014-2018
Social Mobility Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Opportunity Atlas Residential history derived opportunity atlas mean outcome and household income rank for children based on parent income (percentile of the national income distribution). 2014-2015
Area Deprivation Index (ADI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures Other Residential history derived area deprivation index measured by income, education, occupation, rent/mortgage, crowding, amenity access, and car/phone ownership.
Child Opportunity Index 2.0 (COI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures Other Child Opportunity Levels across education, health/environment, and social/economic domains (normed based on national, state, and metro area data). Education domain: AP course enrollment, adult educational attainment, college enrollment, early childhood education centers/enrollment, high school graduation rate, third grade math/reading proficiency, school poverty, teacher experience. Health and Environment domain: access to healthy food, green space, extreme heat exposure, health insurance coverage, ozone concentration, airborne microparticles, housing vacancy rate, walkability, hazardous waste dump sites, industrial pollutant exposure. Social and Economic domain: poverty rate, public assistance rate, homeownership rate, high-skill employment, median household income, employment rate, commute, single-headed households.
Minority Health Social Vulnerability Index (MHSVI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures Other Residential history derived demographic makeup of population (race/ethnicity/language), access to healthcare services, health insurance, computer/internet access.
Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures CDC Residential history derived census tract CDC SVI (total and percentile data based on demographic factors). 2014-2018 (5 year average).
Affordable Care Act Medicaid Expansion Data Linked Data Policy Vars KFF Was ACA expansion effective at date of baseline visit? Baseline visit
CDC Opioid Prescription Dispensing Data per 100k Residents Linked Data Policy Vars CDC Residential history derived opioid prescription per 100K by state at baseline visit year, and 1-5 years before baseline visit year. 0-5 years before baseline visit year.
Cannabis Legalizations Categories by State Linked Data Policy Vars NCSL and MPP Marijuana state law during the same year as the assessment
Gender Bias Measures Linked Data Policy Vars Hatzenbuehler State-level indicators of sexism from survey and implicit bias measures, and of sexual orientation from structural variables.
Immigration Bias Measures Linked Data Policy Vars Hatzenbuehler State-level indictors of immigrant bias from survey and implicit bias measures and state-level structural variables.
OPTIC-Vetted Co-prescribing Naloxone Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC Was any state co-prescribing nalaxone policy effective for all patients at the date of the baseline visit? Baseline visit
OPTIC-Vetted Good Samaritan Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC Was any type of Good Samaritan law, specifically one providing protection from arrest or controlled substance possession, effective at the date of the baseline visit? Baseline visit
OPTIC-Vetted Medical Marijuana Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC Residential history derived information on medical marijuana laws, recreational marijuana laws, dispensary legality, rec stores, and high CBD/low THC laws. Baseline visit
OPTIC-Vetted Naloxone Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC Residential history derived data on Naloxone laws, including the presence of any Naloxone laws, legality of distribution through a standing or protocol order, and the legality of pharmacists prescribing Naloxone. Baseline visit
OPTIC-Vetted Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Policy Data (PDMP) Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC Residential history derived information on the presence of legislation requiring prescribers to access PDMP before prescribing, PDMP enabling legislation, and accessible "modern PDMP systems" at the date of baseline visit. Baseline visit
Race Bias Measures Linked Data Policy Vars Hatzenbuehler State level indicators of racism from survey and implicit bias measures and state-level structural variables.
Dissimilarity Index Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS Residential history derived Black-White, Asian-White, Hispanic-White, and NonWhite-White metro-level dissimilarity indexes. 2014-2018
Exposure/Interaction Index Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS Residential history derived Black-White, Asian-White, Hispanic-White, and NonWhite-White exposure/interaction indexes. 2014-2018
Getis-Ord GI* Statistics Linked Data Residential Segregation ICPSR Residential history derived local GI* statistics (White, Black, Asian, and Hispanic rook and queen neighborhood tracts).
Index of Concentration at the Extremes Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS Residential history derived index of concentration at the extremes. Income: (Households with an income of ≥ $100k - Households with an income of ≤ $25k)/total population. Income + Race: (Non-Hispanic white households with an income of ≥ $100k - Non-Hispanic Black households with an income of ≤ $25k)/total population. 2014-2018
Multi-Group Entropy Index Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS Residential history derived multigroup entropy score (census tract/metro level) and index. 2014-2018
County Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA County-level statistics for school segregation and relative diversity, median income, BAPLUS rate, racial and ethnic make up, % of ELL students, % students receiving free and reduced lunch, poverty rate, % of rural/suburban/town/urban schools, single mother HH rate, SNAP reciept rate, total enrollment (grades 3-8), and unemployment rate. 2005-2009 and 2014-2018 averages
District Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA Geo District-level statistics for BAAND rate, highest/lowest grade offered in district, school segregation and relative diversity, racial and ethnic make up, % ELL students, % students receiving free and reduced lunch, poverty rate, % of Special Ed students, SES composite, single mother HH rate, SNAP receipt rate, % of rural/suburban/town/urban schools, district enrollment (grades 3-8), and unemployment rate. 2005-2009 and 2014-2018 averages
Metro Area Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA Metro area-level statistics for BAAND rate, school segregation and relative diversity, median income, county change between 2009 and 2013, racial and ethnic make up, % student receiving free and reduced lunch, % ECD in the metro, poverty rate, % of rural/suburban/town/urban schools, SES composite, single mother HH rate, SNAP receipt rate, total enrollment (grades 3-8), and unemployment rate. Information on if the metro area has data in the ACS and CCD. Metropolitan and micropolitan area definitions. 2005-2009 and 2014-2018 averages
School Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA
Commuting Zone Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA
County Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA
District Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA
Metro Area Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA
School Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA
Commuting Zone Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA
County Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA
District Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA
Metro Area Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA
Commuting Zone Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA
County Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA
District Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA
Metro Area Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA
ABCD Substudy - Measures by Wave
Measure Category Subcategory Source Baseline 1-Year Follow-up 2-Year Follow-up 3-Year Follow-up 4-Year Follow-up 5-Year Follow-up 6-Year Follow-up Mid-Year Follow-up
COVID-19 Fitbit Physical Activity (Daily) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth
COVID-19 Fitbit Physical Activity (Weekly) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth
COVID-19 Fitbit Post-Assessment Survey COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth
COVID-19 Fitbit Sleep (Daily) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth
COVID-19 Fitbit Sleep (Weekly) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth
COVID-19 Questionnaire COVID-19 COVID Youth
Endocannabinoid Substudy Endocannabinoid SU Consequence Youth
Hurricane Irma Experiences Hurricane Irma Questionnaire Youth
Reported Delinquency[205] Social Development Delinquency Youth No Yes Yes Yes No No No No
Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Social Development Emotion Youth
Firearms (YRBSS) Social Development Firearm Storage Youth
Alabama Parenting Questionnaire Social Development Parenting Youth
Peer Behavior Social Development Peers Youth
Personality Disposition Social Development Temperament/Personality Youth
Victimization Social Development Victimization Youth
COVID-19 Questionnaire COVID-19 COVID Parent
Hurricane Irma Experiences Hurricane Irma Questionnaire Parent
Visit Type Social Development Administrative Parent
Perception of Neighborhood Scale Social Development Community Parent
Reported Delinquency Social Development Delinquency Parent
Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Social Development Emotion Parent
Firearms (BRFSS) Social Development Firearm Storage Parent
Alabama Parenting Questionnaire Social Development Parenting Parent
Personality Disposition Social Development Temperament/Personality Parent
Victimization Social Development Victimization Parent
ABCD Substudy - Linked Data
Measure Category Subcategory Source Data Collection Information Associated Date
Administrative Information COVID-19 Geocoded Data Youth Percentage of time spent as address 1-5.
CDC Policy Surveilance COVID-19 Geocoded Data CDC Policies and dates of policy changes for general gathering bans, stay at home orders, public masking orders, bar operation, and restaurant operation due to COVID.
Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 Prevalence COVID-19 Geocoded Data JHU County-level data collected 0-6 days before questionnaire dissemination date:
  • Cumulative case count
  • Population-normed cumulative case count (per 100k)
  • New case count
  • Population-normed new case count (per 100k)
  • Population-normed new case count (per 100k; 7-day rolling mean)
  • Cumulative death count
  • Population-normed cumulative death count (per 100k)
  • New death count
  • Population-normed new death count (per 100k)
  • Population-normed new death count (per 100k; 7-day rolling mean)
COVID-19 questionnaire dissemination date
SafeGraph Social Distancing Metrics COVID-19 Geocoded Data SafeGraph SafeGraph Device data collected by census block 0-6 days before questionnaire dissemination date:
  • Median distance traveled from home (meters)
  • Median distance traveled from home 1 year prior (meters)
  • Dwell time (minutes)
  • Dwell time 1 year prior (minutes)
  • Completely at home ratio
  • Completely at home ratio 1 year prior
  • Exhibiting full-time work behavior
  • Exhibiting full-time work behavior 1 year prior
  • Exhibiting part-time work behavior
  • Exhibiting part-time work behavior 1 year prior
COVID-19 questionnaire dissemination data
US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Census Data COVID-19 Geocoded Data BLS/Census Monthly unemployment rate (not seasonally adjusted), monthly unemployment rate 1 year prior (not seasonally adjusted)

Notes - Measures by Wave

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Physical Health
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  • All measures in the ABCD protocol were revised to eliminate the use of binary gender classifications in the fall of 2020
  • It needs to be clarified whether the COVID-19 Annual Form (Physical Health) and the COVID-19 Questionnaire (COVID-19 Substudy) are the same.
Brain Imaging
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  • "Yes/No" for imaging timepoints should be double-checked as PDFs of measures by wave broadly indicated that all brain imaging tests were done at every other yearly follow-up, but the specific tests that populate the rows of the table were taken from the online data dictionary where no information about the frequency of data collection was given.
Biospecimens
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  • In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the ABCD study pivoted to remote testing in March of 2020. This affected the 2-, 3-, and 4-year follow-up assessments. The switch to remote testing did not allow for the collection of biospecimens.
  • From NIMH Data Archive
    • Genomic data (short name: genomics_sample03) was collected from the following sources and was reported in ABCD Releases 2.0, 3.0, and 4.0. This data needs to be reconciled with that reported in the protocol by wave, which reported collection of DNA via oral fluids at baseline and DNA via blood every other year starting at baseline.
      • Whole blood; saliva, brain; urine; serum; plasma; CSF; IPS; Fibroblast; Neuronal Progenitor; skin biopsy; temporal cortex; lymphoblastoid cell line; semen; frontal cortex; parietal cortex; basal ganglia; placenta; hair; occipital visual cortex; cerebellum; spleen; stool; muscle; kidney; liver; heart; cord blood; nasal swab; DNA; RNA; breastmilk; buccal swab; oral cells; rectal swab; cervicovaginal swab
Mental Health
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  • Variables for the following diagnoses, obtained using the KSADS, are present in the data: Adjustment Disorder, Agoraphobia, Alcohol Use Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Bipolar Disorders, Conduct Disorder, Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder, Depressive Disorders, Drug Use Disorders, Eating Disorders, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Panic Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Psychosis, Selective Mutism, Separation Anxiety, Social Anxiety, and Suicidality
  • A switch was made to the KSADS 2.0 at the 3-year follow-up. This version introduced several changes
    • New diagnostic categories: schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, schizophreniform disorder, and autism spectrum disorder.
    • Branching algorithm to streamline supplement items.
    • Additional questions on the end of supplements that determine episode classifications.
    • Medication information, corresponding with diagnosis.
    • A more rigorous probe for hallucinations that requires hallucinatory-like experiences to occur during daily activity.
    • Moved paranoid ideation questions from the psychotic disorders screen to the supplement to minimize false positives.
    • Moved item about hypersexuality in the Bipolar Disorder screen to the supplement to minimize false positives.
    • A screen item pertaining to the duration of OCD-like symptoms was added, the obsessive thoughts about sex item was removed from the screen, and the phrasing of the initial OCD probe item was changed to minimize false positives.
    • Back button added.
  • Need clarification about whether there is any overlap between the following: Adult Self-Report Survey, ASEBA Adult Self-Report (psychopathology), ASEBA Adult Behavior Checklist
  • It needs to be clarified whether the "Difficulty in Emotion Regulation Scale" from the parent-report mental health section of the core study is the same as the "Difficulties in Emotion Regulation" from the emotion subsection of the social development substudy.
Neurocognition
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  • The Flanker Task was included under the NIH Toolbox on the PDFs of Measures by Wave but was listed as a separate cognitive task in the data dictionary.
  • The RAVLT Delayed Recall task was listed as distinct in the PDFs of Measures by Wave, but not in the online data dictionary.
Substance Use
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  • Between March of 2020 and December of 2021 remote and hybrid testing in response to the COVID-19 pandemic required participants to complete some measures on their own devices. Remote performance was monitored via Zoom by research associates when feasible, and youth were asked to find private places to complete substance use measures, but this was not always possible. This reduction in privacy may affect responses.
  • Discrepancies in when substance use measures were given to youth exist between the ABCD Study release notes and the ABCD Protocol by Wave fact sheets
    • Alcohol Expectancies Questionnaire (AEQ-AB)
      • Release notes: Annually from baseline to 3-year follow-up. Expected future assessment at 5-year and 7-year follow ups.
      • Protocol by wave: Annually from 1-year follow-up. (protocol by wave is correct)
    • Marijuana Expectancies (MEEQ-B)
      • Release notes: Annually from baseline to 3-year follow-up. Expected future assessments in 5-year and 7-year follow-ups.
      • Protocol by wave: Annually from 1-year follow-up. 1-3 year follow up, something weird with 4-year follow-up
    • Vaping Motives
      • Release notes: 2-year and 4-year follow-ups. Expected future assessment at 6-year follow-up.
      • Protocol by wave: 4- and 6-year follow-ups. (protocol by wave is correct just 3 and 4 year follow ups)
    • PhenX Peer Tolerance of Substance Use
      • Release notes: Administered annually baseline through 4-year follow-up.
      • Protocol by wave: Administered annually 1-year follow-up through 5-year follow-up. (1/2/3/4 follow up)
    • Cigarette Expectancies (ASCQ) (1/2/3/4)
      • Release notes: Baseline through 3-year follow-up, expected future assessments at 5-year and 7-year follow-up.
      • Protocol by wave: Annually since 1-year follow-up
    • Community Risk and Protective Factors (Parent) (baseline/1/2/3/4)
      • Release notes: Annually since 2-year follow-up
      • Protocol by wave: Annually since baseline.
    • Substance Use Density, Storage, and Exposure (Parent) (2/3/4)
      • Release notes: Annually since baseline
      • Protocol by wave: Annually since 2-year follow-up.
Culture & Environment
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  • Discrepancies in culture & environment measures between the ABCD study release notes and the ABCD protocol by wave fact sheets:
    • Pet Ownership (3/4)
      • Release notes: 3-year follow-up and 4-year follow-up.
      • Protocol by wave: 3-year follow-up only.
    • School Attendance of Youth & Grades (2/3)
      • Release notes: 2- and 3-year follow-up.
      • Protocol by wave: 2-, 3-, 4-, and 6-year follow up.
    • Parental Monitoring Survey (parent) (4)
      • Release notes: 4-year follow-up
      • Protocol by wave: 5-year follow-up
Core - Linked Data
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  • All information about linked data was taken from the ABCD online Data Dictionary
    • Source and measure abbreviation were noted the same way, making it hard to differentiate between the two as no definitions were given. All sources should be checked.
  • In "Lead Risk" the online data dictionary noted that information on the "Percentage of individuals below -125 percent of poverty level" was taken. This number should be double checked for accuracy.
  • All data collected through derived residential history contains variables for primary, secondary, and tertiary residential addresses.
Substudy - Linked Data
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  • All information about linked data was taken from the ABCD online Data Dictionary
  • All data contains variables for addresses 1-5.
  • For the Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 Prevalence linked dataset and the SafeGraph Social Distancing Metrics dataset, it was not clear which questionnaire the variable labels were referring to when stating that geocoded data was collected "0-6 days before from questionnaire dissemination date." It may be assumed that this is in reference to the COVID-19 questionnaire, which was administered at unspecified follow-ups through the COVID-19 substudy.

Coding Information

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ABCD Core - Coding Information *Imaging data displayed separately below
Measure Category Subcategory Source Table Name (Current) Table Name (NDA 4.0) SAS Code SPSS Code R Code
Longitudinal Tracking General Information Administrative Youth abct_y_lt general; acspsw03; abcd_lt01
Latent Factors General Information Demographics Youth abcd_y_lf abcd_sss01
Occupation Survey General Information Demographics Parent abcd_p_ocp abcd_occsp01
PhenX Demographics Survey General Information Demographics Parent abcd_p_demo abcd_lpds01; acspsw03; pdem02
Screener (Study Eligibility) General Information Administrative Parent abcd_p_screen abcd_screen01
Blood - BASO, EOS, Hemoglobin, MCV, PLT/WBC/RBC counts, Immature Gran, Lymph, MCH, MCHC, MONO, MPV, NEUT, NRBC, RDW, Cholesterol, Burr Cells, Poikilocytosis, Hematocrit Physical Health Biospecimens Youth ph_y_bld abcd_ybd01
Blood (DNA) Physical Health Biospecimens Youth
Oral Fluids (pubertal hormones)[206] Physical Health Biospecimens Youth ph_y_sal_horm abcd_hsss01; sph01
Oral Fluids (DNA) Physical Health Biospecimens Youth
COVID-19 Annual Form Physical Health COVID Youth ph_y_covid N/A
Blood Pressure Physical Health Examination Youth ph_y_bp abcd_bp01
PhenX Anthropometrics (height/weight/waist measurements)[207] Physical Health Examination Youth ph_y_anthro abcd_ant01
Pain Questionnaire[208] Physical Health Medical Youth ph_y_pq abcd_pq01
Respiratory Functioning[209][210] Physical Health Medical Youth ph_y_resp N/A
Block Kids Food Screener - Youth[6] Physical Health Nutrition Youth ph_y_bkfs N/A
Sports and Activities Involvement Questionnaire - Youth Physical Health Physical Activity Youth ph_y_saiq sports_activ_read_music01
Youth Risk Behavior Survey - Exercise Physical Health Physical Activity Youth ph_y_yrb abcd_yrb01
Pubertal Development Scale and Menstrual Cycle Survey - Youth[7] Physical Health Puberty Youth ph_y_pds abcd_ssphy01; abcd_ypdms01
Munich ChronoType Questionnaire (sleep)[211] Physical Health Sleep Youth ph_y_mctq abcd_mcqc01
Medications Physical Health Medications Youth
Baby Teeth (substance and environmental toxin exposure)[212] Physical Health Biospecimens Parent ph_p_teeth bteeth01
COVID-19 Annual Form Physical Health COVID Parent ph_p_covid N/A
Breast Feeding Questionnaire[213] Physical Health Development Parent ph_p_bfq breast_feeding01
Developmental History Questionnaire[214][215] Physical Health Development Parent ph_p_dhx abcd_devhxss01; dhx01
Medical History Questionnaire[216] Physical Health Medical Parent ph_p_mhx abcd_lpmh01; abcd_lssmh01; abcd_medhxss01; abcd_mx01
Ohio State TBI Screen - Short[217] Physical Health Medical Parent ph_p_otbi abcd_lpohstbi01; abcd_lsstbi01; abcd_otbi01; abcd_tbi01
PhenX Medications Survey (Medications Inventory) Physical Health Medical Parent ph_p_meds medsy01
Child Nutrition Assessment[218] Physical Health Nutrition Parent ph_p_cna abcd_cna01; abcd_ssphp01
Block Kids Food Screener - Parent[6] Physical Health Nutrition Parent ph_p_bkfs abcd_bkfs01
International Physical Activity Questionnaire[219] Physical Health Physical Activity Parent ph_p_ipaq internat_physical_activ01;
Sports and Activities Involvement Questionnaire - Parent[220] Physical Health Physical Activity Parent ph_p_saiq abcd_lpsaiq01; abcd_lsssa01; abcd_saiq02; abcd_spacss01; sports_activ_read_music_p01
Pubertal Development Scale and Menstrual Cycle Survey - Parent[7] Physical Health Puberty Parent ph_p_pds abcd_ppdms01; abcd_ssphp01
Sleep Disturbances Scale for Children[221][222] Physical Health Sleep Parent ph_p_sds abcd_sds01; abcd_ssphp01
Gender Identity (Youth)[20][223][224][225][226] Gender & Sexuality Gender Youth gish_y_gi abcd_ygi01; abcd_yksad01;
Sexual Behavior/Health[227][228][229] Gender & Sexuality Sexuality Youth gish_y_sex abcd_gish2y01; abcd_yksad01
Gender Identity (Parent)[20][230][231] Gender & Sexuality Gender Parent gish_p_gi, mh_p_eatq abcd_lpds01; abcd_lpksad01; abcd_pgi01; dibf01; pdem02; abcd_mhp02
Sexual Behavior/Health[20][232][233] Gender & Sexuality Sexuality Parent gish_p_sex abcd_lpksad01; dibf01
Genetic Principal Components & Relatedness Genetics Genetics Youth gen_y_pihat acspsw03
Twin Zygosity Rating Genetics Genetics Youth gen_y_zygrat abcd_tztab01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Youth my_y_ksads_gad generaled_anx_disorder01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Social Anxiety Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Youth my_y_ksads_sad social_anxiety_disorder01
Brief Problem Monitor Scale[234] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Youth mh_y_bpm abcd_bpm01; abcd_yssbpm01
KSADS - Symptoms & Diagnoses Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Youth mh_y_ksads_ss abcd_ksad501; ksads2daic_use_only01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Eating Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Eating Youth mh_y_ksads_ed eating_disorders01
Emotion Regulation Questionnaire[235][236][237] Mental Health Emotion Youth mh_y_erq abcd_mhy02; emotion_reg_erq_feelings01
NIH Toolbox Positive Affect Items[238][239][240] Mental Health Emotion Youth mh_y_poa abcd_yssbpm01; abcd_ytbpai01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Conduct Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Youth mh_y_ksads_cd conduct_disorder01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Suicidality) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Youth mh_y_ksads_si suicidality01
7-Up Mania Items[43] Mental Health Mood Youth mh_y_7up abcd_mhy02; abcd_y7mi01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Bipolar and Related Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth mh_y_ksads_bip bipolar_disorders01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Depressive Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth mh_y_ksads_dep depressive_disorders01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth mh_y_ksads_dmdd disruptive_mood_dysreg01
Peer Experiences Questionnaire[241][242] Mental Health Peers Youth mh_y_peq abcd_peq01; abcd_mhy02
Youth Resilience Scale[243] Mental Health Peers Youth mh_y_or abcd_ysr01
Prodromal Psychosis Scale[244][245][246][247] Mental Health Psychosis Youth mh_y_pps abcd_mhy02; pps01
Kiddie Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia (KSADS) Background Items Survey - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosocial Youth mh_y_ksads_bg abcd_yksad01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Sleep Problems)[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Sleep Youth mh_y_ksads_slp sleep_problems01
Cyberbullying Questionnaire[248] Mental Health Social Youth mh_y_cbb abcd_cb01
Life Events Scale - Youth[52][53] Mental Health Stress Youth mh_y_le abcd_mhy02; abcd_yle01
PhenX Behavioral Inhibition/Behavioral Approach System (BIS/BAS) Scales[249][250] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Youth mh_y_bisbas abcd_bisbas01; abcd_mhy02
Urgency, Premeditation, Perseverance, Sensation Seeking, Positive Urgency, Impulsive Behavior (UPPS-P) for Children - Short Form (ABCD Version)[251][252] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Youth mh_y_upps abcd_mhy02; abcd_upps01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Agoraphobia Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent mh_p_ksads_ago agoraphobia_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent mh_p_ksads_gad generaled_anx_disorder_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent mh_p_ksads_ocd obs_compulsive_disorder_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Panic Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent mh_p_ksads_pd panic_disorder_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Separation Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent mh_p_ksads_sep separation_anxiety_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Social Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent mh_p_ksads_sad social_anxiety_disorder_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Specific Phobia Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent mh_p_ksads_phb specific_phobia_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Autism Spectrum Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Autism Spectrum Parent mh_p_ksads_asd autism_spectrum_dis_p01
Adult Self Report Survey[58] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent mh_p_asr pasr01; abcd_asrs01
ASEBA Adult Behavior Checklist[58] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent mh_p_abcl abcd_abcls01; abcd_adbc01
ASEBA Adult Self-Report (psychopathology)[58] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent
Child Behavior Checklist[253] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent mh_p_cbcl abcd_cbcl01; abcd_cbcls01
Family History Assessment Survey[254][255] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent mh_p_fhx fhxp201; abcd_fhxssp01; fhxp102
KSADS Symptoms & Diagnoses Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent mh_p_ksads_ss abcd_ksad01; ksads2daic_use_only_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Eating Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Eating Parent mh_p_ksads_ed eating_disorders_p01
Difficulty in Emotion Regulation Scale[256][257] Mental Health Emotion Parent mh_p_ders diff_emotion_reg_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (ADHD) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent mh_p_ksads_adhd attn_deficit_hyperactiv_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Conduct Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent mh_p_ksads_cd abcd_pksadscd01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent mh_p_ksads_odd opp_defiant_disorder_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Homicidality) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Parent mh_p_ksads_hi homicidality_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Suicidality) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Parent mh_p_ksads_si suicidality_p01
General Behavior Inventory - Mania[43] Mental Health Mood Parent mh_p_gbi abcd_pgbi01; abcd_mhp02
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Bipolar and Related Disorders) - Parent [32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent mh_p_ksads_bp bipolar_disorders_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Depressive Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent mh_p_ksads_dep depressive_disorders_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent mh_p_ksads_dmdd disruptive_mood_dysreg_p01
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Psychotic Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosis Parent mh_p_ksads_psy psychosis_p01
KSADS Background Items Survey - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosocial Parent mh_p_ksads_bg abcd_lpksad01; dibf01;
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Sleep Problems) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Sleep Parent mh_p_ksads_slp sleep_problems_p01
Short Social Responsiveness Scale[258][259][260][261][262][263][264][265][266] Mental Health Social Parent mh_p_ssrs abcd_mhp02; abcd_pssrs01;
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Stress Parent mh_p_ksads_ptsd abcd_ptsd01
Life Events Scale - Parent[52][53] Mental Health Stress Parent mh_p_le abcd_mhp02; abcd_ple01
Perceived Stress Scale[267] Mental Health Stress Parent mh_p_pss abcd_mhy02; perceived_stress_p01
Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire[268] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Parent mh_p_eatq abcd_mhp02; abcd_eatqp01
Brief Problem Monitor Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Teacher mh_t_bpm abcd_ssbpmtf01; abcd_bpmt01
Edinburgh Handedness Inventory Neurocognition Administrative Youth nc_y_eihs abcd_ehis01
Neurocognition Assessment Administration Neurocognition Administrative Youth nc_y_adm neurocog_youth_session01
Snellen Vision Screener Neurocognition Administrative Youth nc_y_svs abcd_svs01
Behavioral Indicator of Resiliency to Distress Task (BIRD)[269][270] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_bird neurocog_youth_session01
Cash Choice Task[271][272] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_cct cct01
Delay Discounting Task[273] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_ddis abcd_yddss01
Emotional Faces Stroop Task[274][275][276] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_est abcd_yest01
Game of Dice Task[277][278][279][280] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_gdt abcd_gdss01; neurocog_youth_session01
Little Man Task[281][282] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_lmt neurocog_youth_session01; lmtp201
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Dimensional Change Card Sort[283][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_nihtb abcd_tbss01; neurocog_youth_session01
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Flanker Inhibitory Control & Attention[284][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_flkr; nc_y_nihtb abcd_tbss01; neurocog_youth_session01
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Oral Reading Recognition[285][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_nihtb abcd_tbss01; neurocog_youth_session01
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Pattern Comparison Processing Speed[286][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_nihtb abcd_tbss01; neurocog_youth_session01
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Picture Sequence Memory[287][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_nihtb abcd_tbss01; neurocog_youth_session01
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Picture Vocabulary[288][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_nihtb abcd_tbss01; neurocog_youth_session01
NIH Toolbox Tasks - List Sorting Working Memory[289][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_nihtb abcd_tbss01; neurocog_youth_session01
RAVLT Delayed Recall[97][98] Neurocognition Youth
Rey Auditory Verbal Leanring Task (RAVLT) [97][98] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_ravlt neurocog_youth_session01; abcd_ps01
Social Influence Task[290] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_sit neurocog_youth_session01; abcd_siss01
Stanford Mental Arithmetic Response Time Evaluation (SMARTE)[291] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_smarte smarte_sumscores01
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Matrix Reasoning Task[292][293] Neurocognition Tasks Youth nc_y_wisc abcd_ps01
Barkley Deficits in Executive Functioning Scale[294][295][296] Neurocognition Questionnaire Parent nc_p_bdef barkley_exec_func01
Alcohol Toxicology Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth su_y_alc_tox yalcs01
Hair Drug Toxicology[106][107] Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth su_y_hair_tox N/A
Nicotine Toxicology[108][109][110][111] Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth su_y_nic_tox abcd_yn01
Saliva Drug Toxicology Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth su_y_sal_tox abcd_ytt01
Urine Drug Toxicology[109] Substance Use Drug Toxicology Youth su_y_uri_tox N/A
Alcohol Expectancies Questionnaire (AEQ-AB)[297][298][299] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_alc_exp abcd_yam01; abcd_suss01
Alcohol Motives Questionnaire (PhenX)[300][301][302] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_alc_motiv abcd_yam01
Cigarette Expectancies (ASCQ)[303] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_nic_exp abcd_suss01; abcd_ynm01
Electronic Nictotine Delivery Systems Expectancies Questionnaire[304] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_ends_exp abcd_suss01; abcd_ynm01
Electronic Nicotine Delivery System Motives Inventory[305][121] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_ends_motiv abcd_ynm01
Marijuana Effect Expectancy Questionnaire (MEEQ-B)[122] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_can_exp abcd_suss01; abcd_ymidm01
Marijuana Motives Questionnaire (PhenX)[306][307] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_can_motiv abcd_ymidm01
PATH Intention to Use Alcohol, Nicotine, and Marijuana Survey [308][309] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_path_intuse abcd_ysu02; abcd_ysua01
PhenX Peer Group Deviance Survey[310] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_peerdevia abcd_ysua01; abcd_ysu02
PhenX Peer Tolerance of Use[128][129] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_peertoler abcd_ysua01
PhenX Perceived Harm of Substance Use[128][129] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_percharm abcd_ysua01
Reasons for Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems Use[121][311] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_ends_reas abcd_ynm01
Tobacco Motives Inventory[312] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_nic_motiv abcd_ynm01
Vaping Expectancies[122] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_vap_exp abcd_ymidm01
Vaping Motives[313] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth su_y_vap_motiv abcd_ymidm01
Alcohol Hangover Symptoms (HSS)[314] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_alc_hss abcd_suss01; abcd_yam01; abcd_ysu02
Alcohol Subjective Effects (SRE; PhenX)[315] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_alc_eff abcd_suss01; abcd_yam01; abcd_ysu02
Cannabis Withdrawal Scale (CWS)[316] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_can_cws abcd_ymidm01
Drug Problem Index (DAPI)[136][317][318] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_dapi abcd_ymidm01; abcd_ysu02
KSADS - Alcohol/Drug Use Disorder - Youth[35] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_ksads_sud alcohol_use_disorder01; drug_use_disorders01
Marijuana Problem Index (MAPI)[136][319] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_can_mapi abcd_ymidm01; abcd_ysu02
Marijuana Subjective Effects[320][321] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_can_eff abcd_suss01; abcd_ymidm01; abcd_ysu02
Nicotine Dependence (PATH)[142][322] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_nic_dep abcd_ynm01
Nicotine Subjective Response[142][323] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_nic_eff abcd_suss01; abcd_ynm01; abcd_ysu02
Rutgers Alcohol Problem Index (RAPI)[324] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth su_y_alc_rapi abcd_yam01; abcd_ysu02;
PhenX Community Risk and Protective Factors[146][147] Substance Use SU Environment Youth su_y_crpf abcd_ycrpf01
Sibling Use[325] Substance Use SU Environment Youth su_y_sibuse abcd_ysua01
Substance Use Interview [149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth su_y_sui abcd_suss01; abcd_ysu02; abcd_ysuip01
Participant Last Use Survey (PLUS) (Day 1/2/3/4) - Youth[149] Substance Use Substance Use Youth su_y_plus abcd_plus01
Substance Use Phone Interview[149] Substance Use Substance Use Youth su_y_mypi abcd_ymypisu01
Timeline Follow-Back Survey[149][326] Substance Use Substance Use Youth su_y_tlfb abcd_tlfb01
Opportunity to Use Questionnaire Substance Use Youth
KSADS - Alcohol/Drug Use Disorder - Parent[35] Substance Use SU Consequence Parent su_p_ksads_sud alcohol_use_disorder_p01; drug_use_disorders_p01
Household Substance Use, Density, Storage & Second-Hand Exposure[327][328] Substance Use SU Environment Parent su_p_dse abcd_pssudse01
Parent Rules Survey[329][330][150][331] Substance Use SU Environment Parent su_p_pr prq01
PhenX Community Risk and Protective Factors[146][147] Substance Use SU Environment Parent su_p_crpf abcd_crpf01
Participant Last Use Survey (PLUS) (Day 1/2/3/4) - Parent[149] Substance Use Substance Use Parent su_p_plus plus01
Wills Problem Solving Scale[332] Culture & Environment Cognition Youth ce_y_wps abcd_ywpss01; abcd_sscey01
Perceived Discrimination Scale[333][334] Culture & Environment Community Youth ce_y_dm abcd_ydmes01, abcd_sscey01
PhenX Neighborhood Safety/Crime Survey - Youth[160] Culture & Environment Community Youth ce_y_nsc abcd_nsc01
Mexican American Cultural Values Scale - Youth[335] Culture & Environment Culture Youth ce_y_macv abcd_macvsy01; abcd_sscey01
Multi-Group Ethnic Identity - Revised - Youth[162] Culture & Environment Culture Youth ce_y_meim multigrp_ethnic_id_meim01
Native American Acculturation Survey - Youth[163] Culture & Environment Culture Youth
PhenX Acculturation Survey - Youth[164][165] Culture & Environment Culture Youth ce_y_acc yacc01
Vancouver Index of Acculturation - Youth[166] Culture & Environment Culture Youth ce_y_via vancouver_identity_accult01
Pet Ownership[336] Culture & Environment Family Youth ce_y_pet pet_ownership01
PhenX Family Environment Scale - Family Conflict - Youth[168] Culture & Environment Family Youth ce_y_fes abcd_fes01; abcd_sscey01
Acceptance Subscale from Children's Report of Parental Behavior Inventory (CRPBI) - Short[337][338][339][340] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth ce_y_crpbi abcd_sscey01; crpbi01
Multidimensional Neglectful Behavior Scale[341] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth ce_y_mnbs abcd_sscey01; neglectful_behavior01
Parental Monitoring Survey[342][175][176] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth ce_y_pm abcd_sscey01; pmq01
Peer Behavior Profile: Prosocial Peer Involvement & Delinquent Peer Involvement[343][344][345] Culture & Environment Peers Youth ce_y_pbp abcd_pbp01; abcd_sscey01
Peer Network Health: Protective Scale[346] Culture & Environment Peers Youth ce_y_pnh abcd_pnhps01; abcd_sscey01
Resistance to Peer Influence Scale/Questionnaire[347] Culture & Environment Peers Youth ce_y_rpi
PhenX School Risk & Protective Factors Survey[348][349] Culture & Environment School Youth ce_y_srpf srpf01; abcd_sscey01
School Attendance of Youth & Grades[184] Culture & Environment School Youth ce_y_sag abcd_ysaag01
Prosocial Behavior Survey - Youth[185] Culture & Environment Temperament/Personality Youth ce_y_psb abcd_psb01; abcd_sscey01
Activity Space Culture & Environment Youth
Community Cohesion (PhenX)[350][351] Culture & Environment Community Parent ce_p_comc abcd_pxccp01; abcd_sscep01
PhenX Neighborhood Safety/Crime Survey - Parent[352][160] Culture & Environment Community Parent ce_p_nsc abcd_pnsc01; abcd_sscep01
Mexican American Cultural Values Scale[162] Culture & Environment Culture Parent ce_p_macv abcd_sscep01; macv01
Multi-Group Ethnic Identity Survey[162] Culture & Environment Culture Parent ce_p_meim abcd_meim01; abcd_sscep01
Native American Acculturation Scale[163] Culture & Environment Culture Parent
PhenX Acculturation Survey - Parent[164][165] Culture & Environment Culture Parent ce_p_acc pacc01
Vancouver Index of Acculturation - Parent[166] Culture & Environment Culture Parent ce_p_via abcd_via01; abcd_sscep01
PhenX Family Environment Scale - Family Conflict - Parent[168][353] Culture & Environment Family Parent ce_p_fes abcd_sscep01; fes02
Parental Monitoring Survey[175][176] Culture & Environment Parenting Parent ce_p_pm N/A
School Attendance of Youth & Grades[184] Culture & Environment School Parent ce_p_sag abcd_saag01
Prosocial Behavior Survey - Parent[185] Culture & Environment Temperament/Personality Parent ce_p_psb psb01; abcd_sscep01
HOME Short Form Cognitive Stimulation[354][355][356] Culture & Environment Parent
Driving Culture & Environment Parent
Fitbit - Physical Activity (Daily) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth nt_y_fitb_act_d abcd_fbdpas01
Fitbit - Physical Activity (Weekly) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth nt_y_fitb_act_w abcd_fbdpas01; abcd_fbwpas01
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth nt_y_fitb_qtn_plt abcd_yfb01; abcd_yff01
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth nt_y_fitb_qtn abcd_fbpay01
Fitbit - Sleep (Daily) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth nt_y_fitb_slp_d abcd_fbdpas01; abcd_fbdss01
Fitbit - Sleep (Weekly) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Youth nt_y_fitb_slp_w abcd_fbwss01; abcd_fbdss01; abcd_fbdpas01
EARS - Device Usage Statistics (Pilot) Novel Technologies Screen Use Youth nt_y_ears_plt abcd_mte01
EARS - Device Usage Statistics Novel Technologies Screen Use Youth nt_y_ears N/A
EARS - Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Screen Use Youth nt_y_ears_qtn N/A
EARS/Vibrent - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Screen Use Youth nt_y_ears_vibr_qtn_plt abcd_mtpry01; abcd_mtpay01
Screen Time Questionnaire Novel Technologies Screen Use Youth nt_y_st abcd_ssmty01; abcd_stq01
Vibrent - Device Usage Statistics (Pilot) Novel Technologies Screen Use Youth nt_y_vibr_plt abcd_mtv01
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Actigraphy Parent nt_p_fitb_qtn_plt abcd_pfb01, abcd_pff01
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Parent nt_p_fitb_qtn abcd_fbprp01; abcd_fbpap01
EARS - Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent nt_p_ears_qtn N/A
EARS - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent nt_p_ears_qtn_plt abcd_mtpa01; abcd_mtpap01
Parent Screen Time Questionnaire Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent nt_p_psq screentime_psq_p01
Screen Time Questionnaire (Parent) Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent nt_p_stq stq01
School Records Other School Records Other
ABCD Core - Imaging Data Coding Information
Measure Category Subcategory Source Table Name Table Name (NDA 4.0) SAS Code SPSS Code R Code
MRI Info Brain Imaging Administrative Youth mri_y_adm_info abcd_mri01
Pre/Post-Scan Questionnaires Brain Imaging Administrative Youth mri_y_adm_qtn abcd_ypsq201; abcd_ypre201; abcd_ypre101
Scanning Checklist and Notes Brain Imaging Administrative Youth mri_y_adm_nts abcd_ra01
Fractional Anisotropy (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_at abcd_dmdtifp101
Fractional Anisotropy (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_aseg abcd_dmdtifp101
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_gm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_gm_dst abcd_ddtifp101
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_gwc_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101; abcd_dmdtifp202
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_gwc_dst abcd_ddtifp201
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_wm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_fs_wm_dst abcd_ddtifp101
Longitudinal Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_at abcd_dmdtifp101
Longitudinal Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_aseg abcd_dmdtifp101
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_gm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_gm_dst abcd_ddtifp101; abcd_ddtifp201
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_gwc_dsk abcd_dmdtifp202
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_gwc_dst abcd_ddtifp201
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_wm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_fs_wm_dst abcd_ddtifp101
Mean Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_at abcd_dmdtifp101
Mean Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_aseg abcd_dmdtifp101
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_gm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_gm_dst abcd_ddtifp101
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_gwc_dsk abcd_dmdtifp202
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_gwc_dst abcd_ddtifp201
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_wm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_fs_wm_dst abcd_ddtifp101
Transverse Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_at abcd_dmdtifp101
Transverse Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_aseg abcd_dmdtifp101
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_gm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_gm_dst abcd_ddtifp201
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_gwc_dsk abcd_dmdtifp202
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_gwc_dst abcd_ddtifp201
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_wm_dsk abcd_dmdtifp101
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_fs_wm_dst abcd_ddtifp101
Volume (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Full Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_vol_fs_at abcd_dmdtifp101
Fractional Anisotropy (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_at abcd_dti_p101
Fractional Anisotropy (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_aseg abcd_dti_p101
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_gm_dsk abcd_dti_p101
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_gm_dst abcd_ddtidp101
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_gwc_dsk abcd_dti_p201
Fractional Anisotropy - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_gwc_dst abcd_ddtidp201
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_wm_dsk abcd_dti_p101
Fractional Anisotropy - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_fa_is_wm_dst abcd_ddtidp101
Longitudinal Diffusivity (Atlas Track) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_at abcd_dti_p101
Longitudinal Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_aseg abcd_dti_p101
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_gm_dsk abcd_dti_p201
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_gm_dst abcd_ddtidp101; abcd_ddtidp201
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_gwc_dsk abcd_dti_p201
Longitudinal Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_gwc_dst abcd_ddtidp201
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_wm_dsk abcd_dti_p101
Longitudinal Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_ld_is_wm_dst abcd_ddtidp101
Mean Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_at abcd_dti_p101
Mean Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_aseg abcd_dti_p101
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_gm_dsk abcd_dti_p101
Mean Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_gm_dst abcd_ddtidp101
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_gwc_dsk abcd_dti_p201
Mean Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_gwc_dst abcd_ddtidp201
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_wm_dsk abcd_dti_p101
Mean Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_md_is_wm_dst abcd_ddtidp101
Transverse Diffusivity (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_at abcd_dti_p101
Transverse Diffusivity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_aseg abcd_dti_p101
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_gm_dsk abcd_dti_p201
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_gm_dst abcd_ddtidp201
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_gwc_dsk abcd_dti_p201
Transverse Diffusivity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_gwc_dst abcd_ddtidp201
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_wm_dsk abcd_dti_p101
Transverse Diffusivity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_td_is_wm_dst abcd_ddtidp101
Volume (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (DTI Inner Shell) Youth mri_y_dti_vol_is_at abcd_dti_p101
Free Normalized Isotropic (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_at abcd_drsip701
Free Normalized Isotropic (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_aseg abcd_drsip701
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_gm_dsk abcd_drsip701
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_gm_dst abcd_drsip701
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_gwc_dsk abcd_drsip701
Free Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_gwc_dst abcd_drsip701
Free Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_wm_dsk abcd_drsip701
Free Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_fni_wm_dst abcd_drsip701
Hindered Normalized Directional (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_at abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Directional (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_aseg abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_gm_dsk abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_gm_dst abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_gwc_dsk abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_gwc_dst abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Directional - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_wm_dsk abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Directional - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnd_wm_dst abcd_drsip501
Hindered Normalized Isotropic (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_at abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Isotropic (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_aseg abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_gm_dsk abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_gm_dst abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_gwc_dsk abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_gwc_dst abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_wm_dsk abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hni_wm_dst abcd_drsip401
Hindered Normalized Total (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_at abcd_drsip601
Hindered Normalized Total (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_aseg abcd_drsip601
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_gm_dsk abcd_drsip601
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_gm_dst abcd_drsip601
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_gwc_dsk abcd_drsip601
Hindered Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_gwc_dst abcd_drsip601
Hindered Normalized Total - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_wm_dsk abcd_drsip601
Hindered Normalized Total - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_hnt_wm_dsk abcd_drsip601
Restricted Normalized Directional (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_at abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Directional (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_aseg abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_gm_dsk abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_gm_dst abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_gwc_dsk abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Directional - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_gwc_dst abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Directional - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_wm_dsk abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Directional - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnd_wm_dst abcd_drsip201
Restricted Normalized Isotropic (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_at abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Isotropic (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_aseg abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_gm_dsk abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_gm_dst abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_gwc_dsk abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_gwc_dst abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_wm_dsk abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Isotropic - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rni_wm_dst abcd_drsip101
Restricted Normalized Total (AtlasTrack) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_at abcd_drsip301
Restricted Normalized Total (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_aseg abcd_drsip301
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_gm_dsk abcd_drsip301
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_gm_dst abcd_drsip301
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_gwc_dsk abcd_drsip301
Restricted Normalized Total - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_gwc_dst abcd_drsip301
Restricted Normalized Total - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_wm_dsk abcd_drsip301
Restricted Normalized Total - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Diffusion MRI (RSI) Youth mri_y_rsi_rnt_wm_dst abcd_drsip301
Resting State fMRI - Correlations (Gordon Network to Subcortical) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth mri_y_rsfmr_cor_gp_aseg mrirscor02
Resting State fMRI - Correlations (Gordon Network) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth mri_rsfmr_cor_gp_gp abcd_betnet02
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Desikan) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth mri_y_rsfmr_var_dsk abcd_mrirstv02
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth mri_y_rsfmr_var_dst abcd_mrirsfd01
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Gordon) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth mri_y_rsfmr_var_gp abcd_mrirstv02
Resting State fMRI - Temporal Variance (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Resting State fMRI Youth mri_y_rsfmr_var_aseg abcd_mrirstv02
Cortical Thickness (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_thk_dsk abcd_smrip102
Cortical Thickness (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_thk_dst abcd_mrisdp102
Cortical Thickness (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_thk_fzy abcd_smrip102
Sulcal Depth (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_sulc_dsk abcd_smrip102
Sulcal Depth (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_sulc_dst abcd_mrisdp102
Sulcal Depth (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_sulc_fzy abcd_smrip102
Surface Area (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_area_dsk abcd_smrip102
Surface Area (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_area_dst abcd_mrisdp102
Surface Area (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_area_fzy abcd_smrip102
T1 Intensity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_aseg abcd_smrip202
T1 Intensity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_gray_dsk abcd_smrip202
T1 Intensity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_gray_dst abcd_mrisdp202
T1 Intensity - Gray Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_gray_fzy abcd_smrip202
T1 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_contr_dsk abcd_smrip202
T1 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_contr_dst abcd_mrisdp202
T1 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_contr_fzy abcd_smrip202
T1 Intensity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_white_dsk abcd_smrip202
T1 Intensity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_white_dst abcd_mrisdp202
T1 Intensity - White Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t1_white_fzy abcd_smrip202
T2 Intensity (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_aseg abcd_smrip302
T2 Intensity - Gray Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_gray_dsk abcd_smrip302
T2 Intensity - Gray Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_gray_dst abcd_mrisdp302
T2 Intensity - Gray Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_gray_fzy abcd_smrip302
T2 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_contr_dsk abcd_smrip302
T2 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_contr_dst abcd_mrisdp302
T2 Intensity - Gray/White Contrast (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_contr_fzy abcd_smrip302
T2 Intensity - White Matter (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_white_dsk abcd_smrip302
T2 Intensity - White Matter (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_white_dst abcd_mrisdp302
T2 Intensity - White Matter (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_t2_white_fzy abcd_smrip302
Volume (Desikan) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_vol_dsk abcd_smrip102
Volume (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_vol_dst abcd_mrisdp102
Volume (Fuzzy Clustering) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_vol_fzy abcd_smrip102
Volume (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Structural MRI Youth mri_y_smr_vol_aseg abcd_smrip102
Anticipated large loss vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_allvn_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Anticipated large loss vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_allvn_dst abcd_midabwdp202; abcd_midasemdp202; abcd_midr1bwdp202; abcd_tr2semdp202
Anticipated large loss vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_allvn_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Anticipated large reward vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alrvn_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Anticipated large reward vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alrvn_dst abcd_midabwdp01; abcd_midasemdp101; abcd_midr1bwdp101; abcd_tmidr1semdp101; abcd_tr2bwdp01; abcd_tr2semdp101
Anticipated large reward vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alrvn_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Anticipated large vs. small loss (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvsl_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Anticipated large vs. small loss (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvsl_dst abcd_midabwdp202; abcd_midasemdp202; abcd_midr1bwdp202; abcd_tmidr1semdp202; abcd_tr2bwdp202; abcd_tr2semdp202
Anticipated large vs. small loss (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvsl_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Anticipated large vs. small reward (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvsr_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Anticipated large vs. small reward (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvsr_dst abcd_midabwdp01; abcd_midabwdp202; abcd_midasemdp101; abcd_midasemdp202; abcd_midr1bwdp101; abcd_midr1bwdp202; abcd_tmidr1semdp101; abcd_tmidr1semdp202; abcd_tr2bwdp01; abcd_tr2bwdp202; abcd_tr2semdp101; abcd_tr2semdp202
Anticipated large vs. small reward (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvsr_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102;
Anticipated loss vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvn_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202;
Anticipated loss vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvn_dst abcd_midabwdp01; abcd_midasemdp101; abcd_midr1bwdp101; abcd_tmidr1semdp101; abcd_tr2bwdp01; abcd_tr2semdp101
Anticipated loss vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_alvn_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Anticipated reward vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_arvn_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Anticipated reward vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_arvn_dst abcd_midabwdp01; abcd_midasemdp101; abcd_midr1bwdp101; abcd_tmidr1semdp101; abcd_tr2bwdp01; abcd_tr2semdp101
Anticipated reward vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_arvn_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Anticipated small loss vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_aslvn_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Anticipated small loss vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_aslvn_dst abcd_midabwdp202; abcd_midasemdp202; abcd_midr1bwdp202; abcd_tmidr1semdp202; abcd_tr2bwdp202; abcd_tr2semdp202
Anticipated small loss vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_aslvn_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Anticipated small reward vs. neutral (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_asrvn_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Anticipated small reward vs. neutral (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_asrvn_dst abcd_midabwdp01; abcd_midasemdp101; abcd_midr1bwdp101; abcd_tmidr1semdp101; abcd_tr2bwdp01; bcd_tr2semdp101
Anticipated small reward vs. neutral (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_asrvn_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Behavioral Performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_beh abcd_mid02
Loss positive vs. negative feedback (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_lpvnf_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Loss positive vs. negative feedback (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_lpvnf_dst abcd_midabwdp01; abcd_midasemdp101; abcd_midr1bwdp101; abcd_tmidr1semdp101; abcd_tr2bwdp01; abcd_tr2semdp101
Loss positive vs. negative feedback (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_lpvnf_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Post-Scan Questionnaire Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_qtn abcd_monet01; abcd_prepost01
Reward positive vs. negative feedback (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_rpvnf_dsk abcd_midasemp202; abcd_midr1bwp202; abcd_midr2semp202; abcd_midsemp202; midaparcp203; midr2bwp202
Reward positive vs. negative feedback (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_rpvnf_dst abcd_midabwdp01; abcd_midasemdp101; abcd_midr1bwdp101; abcd_tmidr1semdp101; abcd_tr2bwdp01; abcd_tr2semdp101
Reward positive vs. negative feedback (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Monetary Incentive Delay Task[193][194] Youth mri_y_tfmr_mid_rpvnf_aseg abcd_midasemp102; abcd_midr1bwp102; abcd_midr2semp102; abcd_midsemp102; midaparc03; midr2bwp102
Recognition memory behavioral performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_rec_beh mribrec02
0-back (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_0b_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
0-back (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_0b_dst abcd_tfabwdp101; abcd_tfnbr1semdp101; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp101; abcd_tfnbr2dp101; abcd_tfncr1bwdp101; abcd_tnbasemdp101
0-back (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_0b_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
2-back (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_2b_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
2-back (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_2b_dst abcd_tfabwdp101; abcd_tfnbr1semdp101; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp101; abcd_tfnbr2dp101; abcd_tfncr1bwdp101; abcd_tnbasemdp101
2-back (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[193][195] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_2b_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
2-back vs. 0-back (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[196][357] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_2bv0b_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
2-back vs. 0-back (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[198][358] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_2bv0b_dst abcd_tfabwdp101; abcd_tfnbr1semdp101; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp101; abcd_tfnbr2dp101; abcd_tfncr1bwdp101; abcd_tnbasemdp101
2-back vs. 0-back (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[200][359] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_2bv0b_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Behavioral performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_beh abcd_mrinback02
Emotion (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_emo_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Emotion (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_emo_dst abcd_tfabwdp101; abcd_tfnbr1semdp101; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp101; abcd_tfnbr2dp101; abcd_tfncr1bwdp101; abcd_tnbasemdp101
Emotion (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_emo_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Emotion vs. neutral face (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_emovntf_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Emotion vs. neutral face (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_emovntf_dst abcd_tfabwdp101; abcd_tfabwdp201; abcd_tfnbr1semdp101; abcd_tfnbr1semdp201; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp101; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp201; abcd_tfnbr2dp101; abcd_tfnbr2dp201; abcd_tfncr1bwdp101; abcd_tfncr1bwdp201; abcd_tnbasemdp101; abcd_tnbasemdp201
Emotion vs. neutral face (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_emovntf_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Face vs. place (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_fvplc_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Face vs. place (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_fvplc_dst abcd_tfabwdp101; abcd_tfnbr1semdp101; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp101; abcd_tfnbr2dp101; abcd_tfncr1bwdp101; abcd_tnbasemdp101
Face vs. place (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_fvplc_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Negative face vs. neutral face (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_ngfvntf_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Negative face vs. neutral face (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_ngfvntf_dst abcd_tfabwdp201; abcd_tfnbr1semdp201; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp201; abcd_tfnbr2dp201; abcd_tfncr1bwdp201; abcd_tnbasemdp201
Negative face vs. neutral face (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_ngfvntf_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Place (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_plc_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Place (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_plc_dst abcd_tfabwdp101; abcd_tfnbr1semdp101; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp101; abcd_tfnbr2dp101; abcd_tfncr1bwdp101; abcd_tnbasemdp101
Place (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_plc_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Positive face vs. neutral face (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_psfvntf_dsk nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Positive face vs. neutral face (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_psfvntf_dst abcd_tfabwdp201; abcd_tfnbr1semdp201; abcd_tfnbr2bwdp201; abcd_tfnbr2dp201; abcd_tfncr1bwdp201; abcd_tnbasemdp201
Positive face vs. neutral face (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Emotional N-Back Task[202][203] Youth mri_y_tfmr_nback_psfvntf_aseg nback_bwroi02; nbackallsem01; nbackr101; nbackr1sem01; nbackr201; nbackr2sem01
Behavioral performance Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_beh abcd_sst02
Any stop vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_asvcg_dsk mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Any stop vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_asvcg_dst abcd_tfsstabwdp101; abcd_tfsstasemdp101; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr1semdp101; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr2semdp101
Any stop vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_asvcg_aseg mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Correct go vs. fixation (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_cgvfx_dsk mrisst02; mrisstsem01; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01
Correct go vs. fixation (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_cgvfx_dst abcd_tfsstabwdp101; abcd_tfsstasemdp101; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr1semdp101; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr2semdp101
Correct go vs. fixation (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_cgvfx_aseg mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Correct stop vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_csvcg_dsk mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Correct stop vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_csvcg_dst abcd_tfsstabwdp101; abcd_tfsstasemdp101; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr1semdp101; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr2semdp101
Correct stop vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_csvcg_aseg mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Correct stop vs. incorrect stop (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_csvis_dsk mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Correct stop vs. incorrect stop (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_csvis_dst abcd_tfsstabwdp101; abcd_tfsstasemdp101; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr1semdp101; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr2semdp101
Correct stop vs. incorrect stop (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_csvis_aseg mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Incorrect go vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_igvcg_dsk mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Incorrect go vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_igvcg_dst abcd_tfsstabwdp101; abcd_tfsstasemdp101; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr1semdp101; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr2semdp101
Incorrect go vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_igvcg_aseg mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Incorrect go vs. incorrect stop (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_igvis_dsk mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Incorrect go vs. incorrect stop (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_igvis_dst abcd_tfsstabwdp101; abcd_tfsstabwdp201; abcd_tfsstasemdp101; abcd_tfsstasemdp201; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp201; abcd_tfsstr1semdp101; abcd_tfsstr1semdp201; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp201; abcd_tfsstr2semdp101; abcd_tfsstr2semdp201
Incorrect go vs. incorrect stop (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_igvis_aseg mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Incorrect stop vs. correct go (Desikan) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_isvcg_dsk mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Incorrect stop vs. correct go (Destrieux) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_isvcg_dst abcd_tfsstabwdp101; abcd_tfsstasemdp101; abcd_tfsstr1bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr1semdp101; abcd_tfsstr2bwdp101; abcd_tfsstr2semdp101
Incorrect stop vs. correct go (Subcortical) Brain Imaging Task fMRI - Stop Signal Task[193][204] Youth mri_y_tfmr_sst_isvcg_aseg mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr1sem01; mrisstr2bw01; mrisstr2bwsem01; mrisstsem01
Automatic - Post-processing Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_auto_post abcd_auto_postqc01
MRI Clinical Report/FIndings Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_clfind abcd_mrfindings02
Manual - Freesurfer Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_man_fsurf abcd_fsurfqc01
Manual - Post-processing - Diffusion MRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_man_post_dmr abcd_dmriqc01
Manual - Post-processing - Functional MRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_man_post_fmr abcd_fmriqc01
Manual - Post-processing - Structural MRI - T2w Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_man_post_t2w abcd_t2wqc01
Motion Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_motion abcd_betnet02; abcd_dmdtifp202; abcd_midasemp102; mrisst02; mrisstr1bw01; mrisstr2bw01; nback_bwroi02; nbackr101; nbackr201
Raw - Diffusion MRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_dmr mriqcrp103; mriqcrp302
Raw - Event Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_event mriqcrp302
Raw - Resting State fMRI Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_rsfmr mriqcrp103; mriqcrp302
Raw - Structural MRI - T1 Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_smr_t1 mriqcrp103; mriqcrp302
Raw - Structural MRI - T2 Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_smr_t2 mriqcrp103; mriqcrp302
Raw - Task fMRI - All Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_tfmr_all mriqcrp103; mriqcrp302
Raw - Task fMRI - MID Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_tfmr_mid mriqcrp103; mriqcrp203; mriqcrp302
Raw - Task fMRI - N-Back Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_tfmr_nback mriqcrp203; mriqcrp302
Raw - Task fMRI - SST Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_raw_tfmr_sst mriqcrp203; mriqcrp302
Recommended Image Inclusion Brain Imaging Quality Control Youth mri_y_qc_incl abcd_imgincl01
ABCD Core - Linked Data Coding Information
Measure Category Subcategory Source Table Name Table Name (NDA 4.0) SAS Code SPSS Code R Code
Geocoding from Residential History Linked Data Administrative Other led_l_admin abcd_rhds01
Satellite-based NO2 Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications led_l_no2 abcd_rhds01
Satellite-based O3 Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications led_l_o3 abcd_rhds01
Satellite-based PM2.5 Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications led_l_pm25 abcd_rhds01
Satellite-based Particulate Measures Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications led_l_particulat N/A
Satellite-based Pollution Measures for Prenatal Addresses Linked Data Air Pollution Air Quality Data for Health-Related Applications led_l_prenatal N/A
Neighborhood SES and Demographics Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA led_l_nbhsoc N/A
Parks Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA led_l_parks N/A
Performing Arts and Sports Recreation Orgs Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA led_l_artsports N/A
Religious/Civic Organizations Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA led_l_relciv N/A
Social Service Linked Data Amenities & Services NaDA led_l_socsrv N/A
Building Density Linked Data Built Environment EPA led_l_densbld abcd_rhds01
Crime Linked Data Built Environment ICPSR led_l_crime abcd_rhds01
Lead Risk Linked Data Built Environment Vox led_l_leadrisk abcd_rhds01
Population Density Linked Data Built Environment EPA led_l_denspop abcd_rhds01
Road Proximity Linked Data Built Environment Kalibrate led_l_roadprox abcd_rhds01
Traffic Density Linked Data Built Environment Kalibrate led_l_traffic abcd_rhds01
Urban/Rural Area Linked Data Built Environment Census led_l_urban abcd_rhds01
Vehicle Density Linked Data Built Environment ACS led_l_densveh N/A
Walkability Linked Data Built Environment EPA led_l_walk abcd_rhds01
Behavioral Health Measures Linked Data Community Health Burden PLACES led_l_places N/A
Elevation of Address Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures Google API led_l_elevation abcd_rhds01
Estimates of Environmental Noise Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures Harvard led_l_noise N/A
Selected EJScreen Measures Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures EJScreen led_l_ejscreen N/A
Temperature Estimates Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures PRISM led_l_temp abcd_rhds01
VPD Estimates Linked Data Meteorology & Exposures PRISM led_l_vpd abcd_rhds01
Land-use Measures Linked Data Natural Space & Satellite NLT led_l_urbsat N/A
Measure of Land Cover and Tree Canopy Linked Data Natural Space & Satellite NLCD led_l_nlcd N/A
Alcohol Outlet Density Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Census 2016 led_l_densalc N/A
Anomie/Disenfranchisement/Social Capital Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Census Return led_l_censusret N/A
Number of Jobs and Job Density Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors LODES led_l_lodes N/A
Opportunity Zones and Investment Scores (OZ) Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Other led_l_oz N/A
Rent and Mortgage Statistics Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors ACS led_l_rentmort N/A
Social Mobility Linked Data Neighborhood Social Factors Opportunity Atlas led_l_socmob abcd_rhds01
Area Deprivation Index (ADI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures Other led_l_adi abcd_rhds01
Child Opportunity Index 2.0 (COI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures Other led_l_coi abcd_rhds01
Minority Health Social Vulnerability Index (MHSVI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures Other led_l_mhsvi
Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) Linked Data Neighborhood Composite Measures Other led_l_svi abcd_rhds01
Affordable Care Act Medicaid Expansion Data Linked Data Policy Vars KFF led_l_aca
CDC Opioid Prescription Dispensing Data per 100k Residents Linked Data Policy Vars CDC led_l_rxopioid
Cannabis Legalizations Categories by State Linked Data Policy Vars NCSL and MPP led_l_lawsmj abcd_rhds01
Gender Bias Measures Linked Data Policy Vars Hatzenbuehler led_l_biasgender abcd_rhds01
Immigration Bias Measures Linked Data Policy Vars Hatzenbuehler led_l_biasimm abcd_rhds01
OPTIC-Vetted Co-prescribing Naloxone Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC led_l_rxnalox N/A
OPTIC-Vetted Good Samaritan Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC led_l_goodsam N/A
OPTIC-Vetted Medical Marijuana Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC led_l_medmj N/A
OPTIC-Vetted Naloxone Policy Data Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC led_l_polnalox N/A
OPTIC-Vetted Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Policy Data (PDMP) Linked Data Policy Vars OPTIC led_l_rxmonit N/A
Race Bias Measures Linked Data Policy Vars Hatzenbuehler led_l_biasrace abcd_rhds01
Dissimilarity Index Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS led_l_dissim N/A
Exposure/Interaction Index Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS led_l_expint N/A
GI Statistics Linked Data Residential Segregation ICPSR led_l_gi N/A
Index of Concentration at the Extremes Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS led_l_ice N/A
Multi-Group Entropy Index Linked Data Residential Segregation ACS led_l_entropy N.A
County Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA led_l_seda_demo_c led_school_part_301
District Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA led_l_seda_demo_d led_school_part_201
Metro Area Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA led_l_seda_demo_m led_school_part_501
School Linked Data School (Demographics) SEDA led_l_seda_demo_s led_school_part_101
Commuting Zone Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA led_l_seda_pool_z led_school_part_401
County Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA led_l_seda_pool_c led_school_part_301
District Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA led_l_seda_pool_d led_school_part_201
Metro Area Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA led_l_seda_pool_m led_school_part_501
School Linked Data School (Math & Reading) SEDA led_l_seda_pool_s led_school_part_101
Commuting Zone Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_math_z led_school_part_401
County Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_math_c led_school_part_301
District Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_math_d led_school_part_201
Metro Area Linked Data School (Math Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_math_m led_school_part_501
Commuting Zone Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_read_z led_school_part_401
County Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_read_c led_school_part_301
District Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_read_d led_school_part_201
Metro Area Linked Data School (Reading Poolsub) SEDA led_l_seda_read_m led_school_part_501
ABCD Substudy - Coding Information
Measure Category Subcategory Source Table Name Table Name (NDA 4.0) SAS Code SPSS Code R Code
COVID-19 Fitbit Physical Activity (Daily) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth cvd_y_fitb_act_d N/A
COVID-19 Fitbit Physical Activity (Weekly) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth cvd_y_fitb_act_w N/A
COVID-19 Fitbit Post-Assessment Survey COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth cvd_y_fitb_qtn covid19_fitbit_survey01
COVID-19 Fitbit Sleep (Daily) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth cvd_y_fitb_slp_d N/A
COVID-19 Fitbit Sleep (Weekly) COVID-19 Actigraphy Youth cvd_y_fitb_slp_w N/A
COVID-19 Questionnaire COVID-19 COVID Youth cvd_y_qtn yabcdcovid19questionnaire01
Endocannabinoid Substudy Endocannabinoid SU Consequence Youth ecb_y_ecb N/A
Hurricane Irma Experiences Hurricane Irma Questionnaire Youth irma_y_qtn abcd_isc01
Reported Delinquency[205] Social Development Delinquency Youth sd_y_rd abcd_socdev_child_rde01; soc_dev_fu_rep_delinq01
Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Social Development Emotion Youth sd_y_ders abcd_socdev_child_emr01; soc_dev_fu_diff_emo_reg01
Firearms (YRBSS) Social Development Firearm Storage Youth sd_y_fa abcd_socdev_child_fa01; soc_dev_fu_firearms01
Alabama Parenting Questionnaire Social Development Parenting Youth sd_y_apq abcd_socdev_child_alabam01; soc_dev_fu_alabama01
Peer Behavior Social Development Peers Youth sd_y_pb abcd_socdev_child_pb01; soc_dev_fu_peer_behav01
Personality Disposition Social Development Temperament/Personality Youth sd_y_pd abcd_socdev_child_pdis01; soc_dev_fu_personality01;
Victimization Social Development Victimization Youth sd_y_vict abcd_socdev_child_vic01; soc_dev_fu_victimize01
COVID-19 Questionnaire COVID-19 COVID Parent cvd_p_qtn pabcdcovid19questionnaire01
Hurricane Irma Experiences Hurricane Irma Questionnaire Parent irma_p_qtn abcd_ip01
Visit Type Social Development Administrative Parent sd_p_vt abcd_socdev_vt01; soc_dev_fu_visit_type01;
Perception of Neighborhood Scale Social Development Community Parent sd_p_nbh soc_dev_fu_neighbor_p01; abcd_socdev_p_nbh01
Reported Delinquency Social Development Delinquency Parent sd_p_rd soc_dev_fu_rep_delinq_p01; abcd_socdev_p_rde01;
Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Social Development Emotion Parent sd_p_ders abcd_socdev_p_emr01; soc_dev_fu_diff_emo_reg_p01
Firearms (BRFSS) Social Development Firearm Storage Parent sd_p_fa soc_dev_fu_firearms_p01; abcd_socdev_p_fa01
Alabama Parenting Questionnaire Social Development Parenting Parent sd_p_apq soc_dev_fu_alabama_p01; abcd_socdev_p_alabama01
Personality Disposition Social Development Temperament/Personality Parent sd_p_pd abcd_socdev_p_pdis01; soc_dev_fu_personality_p01
Victimization Social Development Victimization Parent sd_p_vict soc_dev_fu_victimize_p01; abcd_socdev_p_vic01
ABCD Substudy - Linked Data Coding Information
Measure Category Subcategory Source Table Name Table Name (NDA 4.0)
Administrative Information COVID-19 Geocoded Data Youth cvd_l_geo_adm N/A
CDC Policy Surveilance COVID-19 Geocoded Data CDC cvd_l_geo_policy N/A
Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 Prevalence COVID-19 Geocoded Data JHU cvd_l_geo_jhu N/A
SafeGraph Social Distancing Metrics COVID-19 Geocoded Data SafeGraph cvd_l_geo_sg N/A
US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Census Data COVID-19 Geocoded Data BLS/Census cvd_l_geo_bls N/A

Notes - Coding Information

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Physical Health
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  • Blood analyses run were taken from the online data dictionary. Blood (DNA) was listed as a distinct analysis in the PDFs of measures by wave but was not specifically mentioned in the data dictionary (hence why no table name was given).
    • Oral fluids (DNA) were also not listed in the data dictionary.
Gender & Sexuality
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  • All GISH items are coded under the table gish_p_gi, with the exception of the "GISH Male/Female Sum V2 Sum all male/female values" subscale total variables (gish_p_ss_m_sum2, gish_p_ss_f_sum2) which are coded under table mh_p_eatq (NDA 4.0: abcd_mph02) according to the ABCD Data Dictionary.
Substance Use
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  • Caffeine use questions were not included under the substance use phone interview in the online data dictionary.

Variable, Subscale, and Total Score Information

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The following table contains subscale information for measures used in the ABCD Study.

ABCD Core - Overview of Measures by Wave *Imaging data displayed separately below
Measure Category Subcategory Informant Subscale Information Subscale Score Calculation Total Scale Score Calculation
Occupation Survey General Information Demographics Parent No subscale information available. Different codes exist for a variety of occupation subcategories, which, when endorsed, prompt the informant to specify their job title. N/A N/A
PhenX Demographics Survey General Information Demographics Parent No subscale information available. Different variables exist for demographic information pertaining to the informant(s) (race, country of birth, years lived in US, marital status, schooling, income, occupation, access to goods/services/utilities, household, healthcare access), child (age, grade, adoption status, sex, gender, race, ethicity, nationality, household, religion, language), and other family members (race, nationality, income, occupation, relationship to informant and child). N/A N/A
COVID-19 Annual Form Physical Health COVID Youth No subscale information available. Scale assesses impact of COVID-19 on schooling, social distancing practice, interaction with other people, feelings of uncertainty, news consumption, and masking behavior. N/A N/A
Pain Questionnaire[360] Physical Health Medical Youth No subscale information available. Scale assesses pain duration and impact over the past month, and separate variables exist for different places where the pain may have occurred. N/A N/A
Respiratory Functioning[361][362] Physical Health Medical Youth No subscale information available. Different variables exist for presence and impact of wheezing/whistling, different triggers, asthma and pneumonia/bronchitis diagnosis information, and hospitalization. N/A N/A
Block Kids Food Screener - Youth[6] Physical Health Nutrition Youth No subscale information available. Different variables exist for different foods, frequency of food consumption per day/week, and total grams consumed. N/A N/A
Sports and Activities Involvement Questionnaire (Reading & Music) - Youth Physical Health Physical Activity Youth Reading: sai_read_hrs_wk_y, sai_read_y, sai_read_enjoy_y Music: sai_lmusic_y, sai_lmusic_feel_y, sai_lmusic_hrs_day_y, sai_lmusic_studying_y N/A N/A
Youth Risk Behavior Survey - Exercise Physical Health Physical Activity Youth No subscale information available. All items assess days spent engaging in physical activity per week. N/A N/A
Pubertal Development Scale and Menstrual Cycle Survey - Youth[7] Physical Health Puberty Youth Male Pubertal Stage: pds_bdyhair_y, pds_m4_y, pds_m5_y Female Pubertal Stage: pds_bdyhair_y, pds_f4_2_y, pds_f5_y. Menstrual Cycle: menstrualcycle1_y, menstrualcycle2_y, menstrualcycle2_y_dk, menstrualcycle3_y, menstrualcycle4_y, menstrualcycle5_y, menstrualcycle6_y, menstrualcycle11_y, menstrualcycle7_y, menstrualcycle8_y, menstrualcycle9_y, menstrualcycle10_y, mentrualcycle11_y Other: pds_sex_y, pds_ht2_y, pds_skin2_y, pds_f6_y, pds_f6_y_dk Male: Sum of pds_bdyhair_y, pds_m4_y, pds_m5_y. Prepubertal: 3; early pubertal: 4 or 5 (no responses of "3" to any item); midpubertal: 6-8 (no "4"s); late pubertal: 9-11; postpubertal (12). Subscale score variables are pds_y_ss_male_category and pds_y_ss_male_cat_2 (latter specifies sex assigned at birth). Female: Sum of pds_bdyhair_y and pds_f4_2_y, in addition to pds_f5_y (yes/no for menstruation). Prepubertal: 2 + no menstruation; early puberty: 3 + no menstruation; midpubertal: >3 + no menstruation; late puberty: ≤7 + menstruation; postpubertal: 8 + menstruation. Subscale score variables are pds_y_ss_female_category and pds_y_ss_female_category_2 (latter specifies sex assigned at birth). N/A
Munich ChronoType Questionnaire (sleep)[363] Physical Health Sleep Youth No subscale information available. Different variables exist for sleep times, sleep latency, awakenings, sleep inertia, alarm usage, sleep loss, social jetlag, timing of school/work, and sleep duration. Scale differentiates between sleep patterns on school/work days and free days. N/A N/A
COVID-19 Annual Form Physical Health COVID Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses impact of COVID-19 on employment, income, exposure to racism or discrimination, interpersonal relationships, stress, schooling (of child), access to goods and services (e.g., food, healthcare). Also assesses internet access, symptoms/diagnosis of COVID in child and family, impact of illness on child, conversations pertaining to COVID safety, vaccination, and hospitalization due to COVID. N/A N/A
Breast Feeding Questionnaire[364] Physical Health Development Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses prescription and non-prescription drug use during breastfeeding. N/A N/A
Developmental History Questionnaire[365][366] Physical Health Development Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses birthweight of child, age of biological parents, planning of pregnancy, twin status of child, drug use prior to knowledge of pregnancy, drug use after knowledge of pregnancy, experience with medical conditions during pregnancy, access to medical care during pregnancy, experience with birth complications, child illness in the first year of life, breastfeeding, timing of child motor development, timing of speech/linguistic development, and child bed wetting. N/A N/A
Medical History Questionnaire[367] Physical Health Medical Parent No subscale information available. Asks about child's experience with illness, disabilityt, injury, hospitalization/urgent care/primary care, and surgery. N/A N/A
Ohio State TBI Screen - Short[368] Physical Health Medical Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses child's history of head injury, including diagnosis, loss of consciousness, age, nature of injury, amnesia, frequency and timing of injuries, and lasting impact of injury. N/A N/A
PhenX Medications Survey (Medications Inventory) Physical Health Medical Parent No subscale information available. Scale measures child's medication usage within the last two weeks and the last year. Up to 15 prescription medications and 15 OTC medications can be inputted. Variables exist for medication name, dosage, release (e.g., XR), and frequency of consumption. Additional items assess caffeine and CBD use. N/A N/A
Child Nutrition Assessment[369] Physical Health Nutrition Parent No subscale information available. All items contribute to one total variable (diet score, cna_p_ss_sum). Scale assesses the child's typical consumption of various foods and food groups over the past year, and if any prenatal vitamins or folic acid supplements were taken by the biological mother prior to or during pregnancy. N/A N/A
Block Kids Food Screener - Parent[6] Physical Health Nutrition Parent No subscale information available. Different variables exist for different foods, frequency of food consumption per day/week, and total grams consumed. N/A N/A
International Physical Activity Questionnaire[370] Physical Health Physical Activity Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses time spent walking, engaging in vigorous/moderate physical activity, and walking over the past week. N/A N/A
Sports and Activities Involvement Questionnaire - Parent[371] Physical Health Physical Activity Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses child participation in various sports and activities continuously for 4 months or more over the past year. N/A N/A
Pubertal Development Scale and Menstrual Cycle Survey - Parent[7] Physical Health Puberty Parent Male Pubertal Stage: pds_2_p, pds_m5_p, pds_m4_p Female Pubertal Stage: pds_2_p, pds_f4_p, pds_f5b_p. Menstrual Cycle: menstrualcycle1_p, menstrualcycle2_p, menstrualcycle2_p_dk, menstrualcycle3_p, menstrualcycle4_p, menstrualcycle5_p, menstrualcycle6_p Other: pubertal_sex_p, pds_1_p, pds_3_p, pds_f6_p, pds_f6_p_dk Male: Sum of pds_2_p, pds_m5_p, and pds_m4_p. Prepubertal: 3; early pubertal: 4 or 5 (no responses of "3" to any item); midpubertal: 6-8 (no "4"s); late pubertal: 9-11; postpubertal (12). Subscale score variables are pds_p_ss_male_category and pds_p_ss_male_category_2 (latter specifies sex assigned at birth). Female: Sum of pds_2_p and pds_f4_p, in addition to pds_f5b_p (yes/no for menstruation). Prepubertal: 2 + no menstruation; early puberty: 3 + no menstruation; midpubertal: >3 + no menstruation; late puberty: ≤7 + menstruation; postpubertal: 8 + menstruation. Subscale score variables are pds_p_ss_female_category and pds_p_ss_female_category_2 (latter specifies sex assigned at birth). N/A
Sleep Disturbances Scale for Children[372][373] Physical Health Sleep Parent Disorders of Initiating and Maintaining Sleep (DIMS): sleepdisturb1_p, sleepdisturb2_p, sleepdisturb3_p, sleepdisturb4_p, sleepdisturb5_p, sleepdisturb10_p, sleepdisturb11_p Sleep Breathing Disorders (SBD): sleepdisturb13_p, sleepdisturb14_p, sleepdisturb15_p Disorder of Arousal (DA): sleepdisturb17_p, sleepdisturb20_p, sleepdisturb21_p Sleep-Wake Transition Disorders (SWTD): sleepdisturb6_p, sleepdisturb7_p, sleepdisturb8_p, sleepdisturb12_p, sleepdisturb18_p, sleepdisturb19_p Disorders of Excessive Somnolence (DOES): sleepdisturb22_p, sleepdisturb23_p, sleepdisturb24_p, sleepdisturb25_p, sleepdisturb26_p Sleep Hyperhydrosis (SHY): sleepdisturb9_p, sleepdisturb16_p All subscale scores are sums. DIMS: sds_p_ss_dims; SBD: sds_p_ss_sbd; DA: sds_p_ss_da; SWTD: sds_p_ss_swtd; DOES: sds_p_ss_does; SHY: sds_p_ss_shy. Total score is equal to the sum of all subscale scores. sds_p_ss_total
Gender Identity (Youth)[20][374][375][376][377] Gender & Sexuality Gender Youth Male Gender: gish_m1_y, gish_m2_y, gish_m3_y, gish_m4_y. Female Gender: gish_f1_y, gish_f2_y, gish_f3_y, gish_f4_y. Other: y_gish2_desc_fem, y_gish2_desc_fem_self, y_gish2_desc_male, y_gish2_desc_male_self, kbi_sex_assigned_at_birth, kbi_gender, kbi_y_trans_id, kbi_y_trans_prob Both subscale scores are averages. Male Gender: gish_y_ss_m_avg Female Gender: gish_y_ss_f_avg N/A
Sexual Behavior/Health[378][379][380] Gender & Sexuality Sexuality Youth No subscale information available. Different variables exist for a range of romantic and sexual experiences a child may have had, sexual orientation, interpersonal effects of this, and substance use. N/A N/A
Gender Identity (Parent)[20][381][382] Gender & Sexuality Gender Parent Male Expression: gish_m1_p, gish_m2_p, gish_m3_p, gish_m4_p, gish_m5_p, gish_m6_p, gish_m7_p, gish_m8_p, gish_m9_p, gish_m10_p, gish_m11_p. Female Expression: gish_f1_p, gish_f2_p, gish_f3_p, gish_f4_p, gish_f5_p, gish_f6_p, gish_f7_p, gish_f8_p, gish_f9_p, gish_f10_p, gish_f11_p. Male Dysphoria: gish_m12_p, gish_m13_p, gish_m14_p. Female Dysphoria: gish_f12_p, gish_f13_p, gish_f14_p. Male GIQ: gish_m1_p - gish_m14_p Female GIQ: gish_f1_p - gish_f14_p All Female Values (Included in EATQ table, mh_p_eatq): gish_f1_p, gish_f2_p, gish_f3_p, gish_f4_p, gish_f5_p, gish_f6_p, gish_f7_p, gish_f8_p, gish_f10_p, gish_f12_p, gish_f13_p, gish_f14_p. All Male Values (Included in EATQ table, mh_p_eatq): gish_m1_p, gish_m2_p, gish_m3_p, gish_m4_p, gish_m5_p, gish_m6_p, gish_m7_p, gish_m8_p, gish_m10_p, gish_m12_p, gish_m13_p, gish_m14_p. Other: p_gish_desc_male, p_gish_desc_male_self, p_gish_he_wish, p_gish_desc_fem, p_gish_desc_fem_self, p_gish_she_wish, demo_sex_v2, demo_gender_id_v2, demo_gender_id_v2_l, kbi_p_c_trans, kbi_p_c_trans_l, kbi_p_c_trans_problems, kbi_p_c_trans_problems_l All subscale variables are averages, with the exception of the "All Male Values" and "All Female Values" variables, which are sums. Male Expression: gish_p_ss_m_exp_avg; Female Expression: gish_p_ss_f_exp_avg; Male Dysphoria: gish_p_ss_m_dys_avg; Female Dysphoria: gish_p_ss_f_dys_avg; Male GIQ: gish_p_ss_m_avg, Feamle GIQ: gish_p_ss_f_avg. N/A
Sexual Behavior/Health[20][383][384] Gender & Sexuality Sexuality Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses caregiver's perception of their child's sexuality, interpersonal effects of this, and if the caregiver has talked with their child about sex N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Social Anxiety Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
Brief Problem Monitor Scale[385] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Youth Attention: bpm_1_y, bpm_3_y, bpm_4_y, bpm_5_y, bpm_10_y, bpm_14_y Externalizing: bpm_2_y, bpm_6_y, bpm_7_y, bpm_8_y, bpm_15_y, bpm_16_y, bpm_17_y Internalizing: bpm_9_y, bpm_11_y, bpm_12_y, bpm_13_y, bpm_18_y, bpm_19_y Raw total, mean, and sex-normed T scores exist for all subscales. Attention: bpm_y_scr_attention_r, bpm_y_scr_attention_t, bpm_y_ss_attention_mean; Externalizing: bpm_y_scr_external_r, bpm_y_scr_external_t, bpm_y_ss_external_mean; Internalizing: bpm_y_scr_internal_r, bpm_y_scr_internal_t, bpm_y_ss_internal_mean Raw total, mean, and sex-normed T scores exist for the BPMS. bpm_y_scr_totalprob_r, bpm_y_scr_totalprob_t, bpm_y_ss_totalprob_mean
KSADS - Symptoms & Diagnoses Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Youth No subscale information available. Contains variables for all possible KSADS discrete symptoms and diagnostic labels. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Eating Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Eating Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
Emotion Regulation Questionnaire[386][387][388] Mental Health Emotion Youth Cognitive Reappraisal: erq_feelings_think, erq_feelings_happy, erq_feelings_less_bad Expressive Suppression: erq_feelings_self, erq_feelings_control, erq_feelings_hide Both subscale scores are prorated sums. Cognitive Reappraisal: erq_ss_reappraisal_pr; Expressive Suppression: erq_ss_suppress_pr N/A
NIH Toolbox Positive Affect Items[389][390][391] Mental Health Emotion Youth No subscale information available. Scale assesses child's self-appraisal of positive affect. N/A Total score is a sum. poa_y_ss_sum
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Conduct Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Suicidality) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
7-Up Mania Items[43] Mental Health Mood Youth No subscale information available. Scale assesses symptoms of mania. N/A Total score is a sum. sup_y_ss_sum
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Bipolar and Related Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Depressive Disorders) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder) - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
Peer Experiences Questionnaire[392][393] Mental Health Peers Youth Overt Aggression: peq_chase_perp, peq_threat_perp, peq_hit_perp Overt Victimization: peq_chase_vic, peq_threat_vic, peq_hit_vic Relational Aggression: peq_left_out_perp, peq_invite_perp, peq_exclude_perp Relational Victimization: peq_left_out_vic, peq_invite_vic, peq_exclude_vic Reputational Aggression: peq_rumor_perp, peq_gossip_perp, peq_loser_perp Reputational Victimization: peq_rumor_vic, peq_gossip_vic, peq_loser_vic All subscale scores are sums. Overt Aggression: peq_ss_overt_aggression; Overt Victimization: peq_ss_overt_victim; Relational Aggression: peq_ss_relational_aggs; Relational Victimization: peq_ss_relational_victim; Reputational Aggression: peq_ss_reputation_aggs; Reputational Victimization: peq_ss_reputation_victim N/A
Youth Resilience Scale[394] Mental Health Peers Youth No subscale information available. Scale assesses how many (close) friends a child has that are girls, boys, or nonbinary N/A N/A
Prodromal Psychosis Scale[395][396][397][398] Mental Health Psychosis Youth Experiences of Psychosis: prodromal_1_y through prodromal_21_y; Did this Experience of Psychosis Bother You: pps_1_bother_yn through pps_21_bother_yn. All subscales are sums. For the "Did the Experience of Psychosis Bother You" subscale, sum variables for both "yes" and "no" responses exist and the subscale score is equal to the total number of "yes" or "no" responses. Experiences of Psychosis: pps_y_ss_number; Did this Experience of Psychosis Bother You: pps_y_ss_bother_sum, pps_y_ss_bother_n_1 The total score is a severity score, calculated by adding up responses to all questions asking "how much did this experience [of psychosis] bother you?" (scale of 1-5; ), plus the "Did this Experience of Psychosis Bother You?" subscale score. pps_y_ss_severity_score
Kiddie Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia (KSADS) Background Items Survey - Youth[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosocial Youth No subscale information available. Assesses gender identity and sexuality, and issues at home, with friends, and at school. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Sleep Problems)[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Sleep Youth No subscale information available. N/A N/A
Cyberbullying Questionnaire[399] Mental Health Social Youth No subscale information available. Scale assesses whether a child has been a victim or perpatraitor of cyberbullying within the past year, how often this behavior occurred, and the power dynamics present in this relationship. N/A N/A
Life Events Scale - Youth[52][53] Mental Health Stress Youth Events: ple_died_y, ple_injured_y, ple_crime_y, ple_friend_y, ple_friend_injur_y, ple_financial_y, ple_sud_y, ple_ill_y, ple_injur_y, ple_argue_y, ple_job_y, ple_away_y, ple_arrest_y, ple_friend_died_y, ple_mh_y, ple_sib_y, ple_victim_y, ple_separ_y, ple_law_y, ple_school_y, ple_move_y, ple_jail_y, ple_step_y, ple_new_job_y, ple_new_sib_y, ple_foster_care_y, ple_hit_y, ple_homeless_y, ple_hospitalized_y, ple_lockdown_y, ple_shot_y, ple_suicide_y, ple_deported_y Mostly Good/Mostly Bad Events: A response of "1" to the following items indicates a mostly good experience, while a response of "2" indicates a mostly bad experience. ple_died_fu_y, ple_injured_fu_y, ple_crime_fu_y, ple_friend_fu_y, ple_friend_injur_fu_y, ple_financial_fu_y, ple_sud_fu_y, ple_ill_fu_y, ple_argue_fu_y, ple_job_fu_y, ple_away_fu_y, ple_arrest_fu_y, ple_friend_died_fu_y, ple_mh_fu_y, ple_sib_fu_y, ple_victim_fu_y, ple_separ_fu_y, ple_law_fu_y, ple_school_fu_y, ple_move_fu_y, ple_jail_fu_y, ple_step_fu_y, ple_new_job_fu_y, ple_new_sib_fu_y, ple_hit_fu_y, ple_homeless_fu_y, ple_hospitalized_fu_y, ple_lockdown_fu_y, ple_shot_fu_y, ple_deported_fu_y, ple_foster_care_fu_y, ple_injur_fu_y How Much Affected: ple_died_fu2_y, ple_injured_fu2_y, ple_crime_fu2_y, ple_friend_fu2_y, ple_friend_injur_fu2_y, ple_financial_fu2_y, ple_sud_fu2_y, ple_ill_fu2_y, ple_injur_fu2_y, ple_argue_fu2_y, ple_job_fu2_y, ple_away_fu2_y, ple_arrest_fu2_y, ple_friend_died_fu2_y, ple_mh_fu2_y, ple_sib_fu2_y, ple_victim_fu2_y, ple_separ_fu2_y, ple_law_fu2_y, ple_school_fu2_y, ple_move_fu2_y, ple_jail_fu2_y, ple_step_fu2_y, ple_new_job_fu2_y, ple_new_sib_fu2_y, ple_hit_fu2_y, ple_homeless_fu2_y, ple_hospitalized_fu2_y, ple_lockdown_fu2_y, ple_shot_fu2_y, ple_suicide_fu2_y, ple_deported_fu2_y, ple_foster_care_fu2_y All subscale scores are sums. Variables describing mean impact of "mostly good" and "mostly bad" events also exist. Total Number of Events: ple_y_ss_total_number; Total Number of Good Events: ple_y_ss_total_good; Total Number of Bad Events: ple_y_ss_total_bad; How Much Affected: ple_y_ss_affect_sum, ple_y_ss_affected_good_sum, ple_y_ss_affected_good_mean (only includes experiences that the child said were "mostly good"), ple_y_ss_affected_bad_sum, ple_y_ss_affected_bad_mean, (only includes experiences that the child said were "mostly bad"). N/A
PhenX Behavioral Inhibition/Behavioral Approach System (BIS/BAS) Scales[400][401] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Youth BAS Drive: bisbas13_y, bisbas14_y, bisbas15_y, bisbas16_y BAS Fun Seeking: bisbas17_y, bisbas18_y, bisbas19_y, bisbas20_y BAS Reward Responsiveness: bisbas8_y, bisbas9_y, bisbas10_y, bisbas11_y, bisbas12_y BIS: bisbas1_y, bisbas2_y, bisbas3_y, bisbas4_y, bisbas5_y, bisbas6_y, bisbas7_y All subscale scores are sums. Both modified and unmodified variables are included where applicable (see notes for more information) BAS Drive: bis_y_ss_basm_drive, bis_y_ss_bas_drive; BAS Fun Seeking: bis_y_ss_bas_fs; BAS Reward Responsiveness: bis_y_ss_basm_rr, bis_y_ss_bas_rr; BIS: bis_y_ss_bis_sum, bis_y_ss_bism_sum N/A
Urgency, Premeditation, Perseverance, Sensation Seeking, Positive Urgency, Impulsive Behavior (UPPS-P) for Children - Short Form (ABCD Version)[402][403] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Youth Negative Urgency: upps7_y, upps11_y, upps17_y, upps20_y Lack of Planning: upps6_y, upps16_y, upps23_y, upps28_y Sensation Seeking: upps12_y, upps18_y, upps21_y, upps27_y Positive Urgency: upps35_y, upps36_y, upps37_y, upps39_y Lack of Perseverance: upps15_y, upps19_y, upps22_y, upps24_y All subscale scores are sums. Negative Urgency: upps_y_ss_negative_urgency; Lack of Planning: upps_y_ss_lack_of_planning; Sensation Seeking: upps_y_ss_sensation_seeking; Positive Urgency: upps_y_ss_positive_urgency; Lack of Perseverance: upps_y_ss_lack_of_perseverance N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Agoraphobia Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Panic Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Separation Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Social Anxiety Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Specific Phobia Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Anxiety Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Autism Spectrum Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Autism Spectrum Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
ASEBA Adult Behavior Checklist[58] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent Mean Substance Use: X; Adaptive Scale - Friends: X; Anxious/Depressed: X, Withdrawn/Depressed: X; Somatic Complaints: X; Thought Problems: X; Attention Problems: X; Aggressive Behavior: X; Rule-Breaking Behavior: X; Intrusive: X; Other Problems: X; Internalizing: X; Externalizing: X Raw Score and T-Score variables exist for all subscale variables, with the exception of "Other Problems", which only has a variable for raw score. Mean Substance Use: abcl_scr_sub_use_r_mean, abcl_scr_sub_use_t_mean; Adaptive Scale - Friends: abcl_scr_adapt_friends_r, abcl_scr_adapt_friends_t; Anxious/Depressed: abcl_scr_prob_anxious_r, abcl_scr_prob_anxious_t; Withdrawn/Depressed: abcl_scr_prob_withdrawn_r, abcl_scr_prob_withdrawn_t; Somatic Complaints: abcl_scr_prob_somatic_r; abcl_scr_prob_somatic_t; Thought Problems: abcl_scr_prob_thought_r, abcl_scr_prob_thought_t; Attention Problems: abcl_scr_prob_attention_r, abcl_scr_prob_attention_t; Aggressive Behavior: abcl_scr_prob_aggressive_r, abcl_scr_prob_aggressive_t; Rule-Breaking Behavior: abcl_scr_prob_rulebreak_r, abcl_scr_prob_rulebreak_t; Intrusive: abcl_scr_prob_intrusive_r, abcl_scr_prob_intrusive_t; Other Problems: abcl_scr_prob_other_r; Internalizing: abcl_scr_prob_internal_r, abcl_scr_prob_internal_t; Externalizing: abcl_scr_prob_external_t, abcl_scr_prob_external_r Raw Score and T-Score variables exist for both Total Problems and Critical Items. Total Problems: abcl_scr_prob_total_r, abcl_scr_prob_total_t; Critical Items: abcl_scr_prob_critical_r, abcl_scr_prob_critical_t
ASEBA Adult Self-Report (psychopathology)[58] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent Personal Strength Adaptive Functioning Scale: X; Anxious/Depressed: X; Withdrawn: X; Somatic Complaints: X; Thought Problems: X; Attention Problems: X; Aggressive Behavior: X; Rule-Breaking Behavior: X; Intrusive: X; Internalizing: X; Externalizing: X; Depressive (DSM-5-Oriented): X; Anxiety (DSM-5-Oriented): X; Somatic Problems (DSM-5-Oriented): X; Avoidant Personality (DSM-5-Oriented): X; AD/H (DSM-5-Oriented): X; Antisocial Personality (DSM-5-Oriented): X; Inattention (DSM-5-Oriented): X; Hyperactivity-Impulsivity (DSM-5-Oriented): X Raw Score and T-Score variables exist for all subscale variables. Personal Strength Adaptive Functioning Scale: asr_scr_perstr_r, asr_scr_perstr_t; Anxious/Depressed: asr_scr_anxdep_r, asr_scr_anxdep_t; Withdrawn: asr_scr_withdrawn_r, asr_scr_withdrawn_t; Somatic Complaints: asr_scr_somatic_r, asr_scr_somatic_t; Thought Problems: asr_scr_thought_r, asr_scr_thought_t; Attention Problems: asr_scr_attention_r, asr_scr_attention_t; Aggressive Behavior: asr_scr_aggressive_r, asr_scr_aggressive_t; Rule-Breaking Behavior: asr_scr_rulebreak_r, asr_scr_rulebreak_t; Intrusive: asr_scr_intrusive_r, asr_scr_intrusive_t; Internalizing: asr_scr_internal_r, asr_scr_internal_t; Externalizing: asr_scr_external_r, asr_scr_external_t; Depressive (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_depress_r, asr_scr_depress_t; Anxiety (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_anxdisord_r, asr_scr_anxdisord_t; Somatic Problems (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_somaticpr_r, asr_scr_somaticpr_t; Avoidant Personality (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_avoidant_r, asr_scr_avoidant_t; AD/H (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_adhd_r, asr_scr_adhd_t; Antisocial Personality (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_antisocial_r, asr_scr_antisocial_t; Inattention (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_inattention_r, asr_scr_inattention_t; Hyperactivity-Impulsivity (DSM-5-Oriented): asr_scr_hyperactive_r; asr_scr_hyperactive_t Raw Score and T-Score variables exist for the total score. Total Problems: asr_scr_totprob_r, asr_scr_totprob_t.
Child Behavior Checklist[404] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent Anxious/Depressed: cbcl_q14_p, cbcl_q29_p, cbcl_q30_p, cbcl_q31_p, cbcl_q32_p, cbcl_q33_p, cbcl_q35_p, cbcl_q45_p, cbcl_q50_p, cbcl_q52_p, cbcl_q71_p, cbcl_q91_p, cbcl_q112_p Withdrawn/Depressed: cbcl_q05_p, cbcl_q42_p, cbcl_q65_p, cbcl_q69_p, cbcl_q75_p, cbcl_q102_p, cbcl_q103_p, cbcl_q111_p Somatic Complaints: cbcl_q47_p, cbcl_q49_p, cbcl_q51_p, cbcl_q54_p, cbcl_q56a_p, cbcl_q56b_p, cbcl_q56c_p, cbcl_q56d_p, cbcl_q56e_p, cbcl_q56f_p, cbcl_q56g_p Social Problems: cbcl_q11_p, cbcl_q12_p, cbcl_q25_p, cbcl_q27_p, cbcl_q34_p, cbcl_q36_p, cbcl_q38_p, cbcl_q48_p, cbcl_q62_p, cbcl_q64_p, cbcl_q79_p Thought Problems: cbcl_q09_p, cbcl_q18_p, cbcl_q40_p, cbcl_q46_p, cbcl_q58_p, cbcl_q59_p, cbcl_q60_p, cbcl_q66_p, cbcl_q70_p, cbcl_q76_p, cbcl_q83_p, cbcl_q84_p, cbcl_q85_p, cbcl_q92_p, cbcl_q100_p Attention Problems: cbcl_q01_p, cbcl_q04_p, cbcl_q07_p, cbcl_q08_p, cbcl_q10_p, cbcl_q13_p, cbcl_q17_p, cbcl_q41_p, cbcl_q61_p, cbcl_q74_p, cbcl_q78_p, cbcl_q80_p, cbcl_q93_p, cbcl_q109_p Rule Breaking Behavior: cbcl_q02_p, cbcl_q26_p, cbcl_q28_p, cbcl_q39_p, cbcl_q43_p, cbcl_q63_p, cbcl_q67_p, cbcl_q72_p, cbcl_q73_p, cbcl_q81_p, cbcl_q82_p, cbcl_q90_p, cbcl_q96_p, cbcl_q99_p, cbcl_q101_p, cbcl_q105_p, cbcl_q106_p Aggressive Behavior: cbcl_q03_p, cbcl_q16_p, cbcl_q19_p, cbcl_q20_p, cbcl_q21_p, cbcl_q22_p, cbcl_q23_p, cbcl_q37_p, cbcl_q57_p, cbcl_q65_p, cbcl_q68_p, cbcl_q86_p, cbcl_q87_p, cbcl_q88_p, cbcl_q89_p, cbcl_q94_p, cbcl_q95_p, cbcl_q97_p, cbcl_q104_p Internalizing (Total of "Anxious/Depressed", "Withdrawn/Depressed", and "Somatic Complaints" Syndrome Scales): cbcl_q05_p, cbcl_q14_p, cbcl_q29_p, cbcl_q30_p, cbcl_q31_p, cbcl_q32_p, cbcl_q33_p, cbcl_q35_p, cbcl_q42_p, cbcl_q45_p, cbcl_q47_p, cbcl_q49_p, cbcl_q50_p, cbcl_q51_p, cbcl_q52_p, cbcl_q54_p, cbcl_q56a_p, cbcl_q56b_p, cbcl_q56c_p, cbcl_q56d_p, cbcl_q56e_p, cbcl_q56f_p, cbcl_q56g_p, cbcl_q69_p, cbcl_q71_p, cbcl_q75_p, cbcl_q91_p, cbcl_q102_p, cbcl_q103_p, cbcl_q111_p cbcl_q112_p Externalizing (Total of "Aggressive" and "Rule Breaking Behaviors" Syndrome Scales): cbcl_q02_p, cbcl_q03_p, cbcl_q16_p, cbcl_q19_p, cbcl_q20_p, cbcl_q21_p, cbcl_q22_p, cbcl_q23_p, cbcl_q26_p, cbcl_q28_p, cbcl_q37_p, cbcl_q39_p, cbcl_q43_p, cbcl_q57_p, cbcl_q63_p, cbcl_q65_p, cbcl_q67_p, cbcl_q68_p, cbcl_q72_p, cbcl_q73_p, cbcl_q81_p, cbcl_q82_p, cbcl_q86_p, cbcl_q87_p, cbcl_q88_p, cbcl_q89_p, cbcl_q90_p, cbcl_q94_p, cbcl_q95_p, cbcl_q96_p, cbcl_q97_p, cbcl_q99_p, cbcl_q101_p, cbcl_q104_p, cbcl_q105_p, cbcl_q106_p Depressive (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_q05_p, cbcl_q14_p, cbcl_q18_p, cbcl_q24_p, cbcl_q35_p, cbcl_q52_p, cbcl_q54_p, cbcl_q76_p, cbcl_q77_p, cbcl_q91_p, cbcl_q100_p, cbcl_q102_p, cbcl_q103_p Anxiety (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_q11_p, cbcl_q29_p, cbcl_q30_p, cbcl_q31_p, cbcl_q45_p, cbcl_q47_p, cbcl_q50_p, cbcl_q71_p, cbcl_q112_p Somatic Problems (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_q56a_p, cbcl_q56b_p, cbcl_q56c_p, cbcl_q56d_p, cbcl_q56e_p, cbcl_q56f_p,

cbcl_q56g_p ADHD (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_q04_p, cbcl_q08_p, cbcl_q10_p, cbcl_q41_p, cbcl_q78_p, cbcl_q93_p, cbcl_q104_p ODD (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_q03_p, cbcl_q22_p, cbcl_q23_p, cbcl_q86_p, cbcl_q95_p Conduct Disorder (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_q15_p, cbcl_q16_p, cbcl_q21_p, cbcl_q26_p, cbcl_q28_p, cbcl_q37_p, cbcl_q39_p, cbcl_q43_p, cbcl_q57_p, cbcl_q67_p, cbcl_q72_p, cbcl_q81_p, cbcl_q82_p, cbcl_q90_p, cbcl_q97_p, cbcl_q101_p, cbcl_q106_p OCD (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_q09_p, cbcl_q31_p, cbcl_q32_p, cbcl_q52_p, cbcl_q66_p, cbcl_q84_p, cbcl_q85_p, cbcl_q112_p Sluggish Cognitive Tempo: cbcl_q13_p, cbcl_q17_p, cbcl_q80_p, cbcl_q102_p Post-Traumatic Stress: cbcl_q08_p, cbcl_q11_p, cbcl_q29_p, cbcl_q45_p, cbcl_q47_p, cbcl_q50_p, cbcl_q56c_p, cbcl_q56f_p, cbcl_q56g_p, cbcl_q86_p, cbcl_q87_p, cbcl_q103_p, cbcl_q111_p

Raw Score and T-Score variables exist for all subscale variables. Anxious/Depressed: cbcl_scr_syn_anxdep_r, cbcl_scr_syn_anxdep_t Withdrawn/Depressed: cbcl_scr_syn_withdep_r, cbcl_scr_syn_withdep_t Somatic Complaints: cbcl_scr_syn_somatic_r, cbcl_scr_syn_somatic_t Social Problems: cbcl_scr_syn_social_r, cbcl_scr_syn_social_t Thought Problems: cbcl_scr_syn_thought_r, cbcl_scr_syn_thought_t Attention Problems: cbcl_scr_syn_attention_r, cbcl_scr_syn_attention_t Rule Breaking Behavior: cbcl_scr_syn_rulebreak_r, cbcl_scr_syn_rulebreak_t Aggressive Behavior: cbcl_scr_syn_aggressive_r, cbcl_scr_syn_aggressive_t Internalizing: cbcl_scr_syn_internal_r, cbcl_scr_syn_internal_t Externalizing: cbcl_scr_syn_external_r, cbcl_scr_syn_external_t Depressive (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_scr_dsm5_depress_r, cbcl_scr_dsm5_depress_t Anxiety (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_scr_dsm5_anxdisord_r, cbcl_scr_dsm5_anxdisord_t Somatic Problems (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_scr_dsm5_somaticpr_r, cbcl_scr_dsm5_somaticpr_t ADHD (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_scr_dsm5_adhd_r, cbcl_scr_dsm5_adhd_t ODD (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_scr_dsm5_opposit_r, cbcl_scr_dsm5_opposit_t Conduct Disorder (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_scr_dsm5_conduct_r, cbcl_scr_dsm5_conduct_t Sluggish Cognitive Temo: cbcl_scr_07_sct_r, cbcl_scr_07_sct_t OCD (DSM-5-Oriented): cbcl_scr_07_ocd_r, cbcl_scr_07_ocd_t Post Traumatic Stress: cbcl_scr_07_stress_r, cbcl_scr_07_stress_t Raw Score and T-Score variables exist for the total score. Total Problems: cbcl_scr_syn_totprob_r, cbcl_scr_syn_totprob_t
Family History Assessment Survey[405][406] Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Symptoms & Diagnoses Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Eating Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Eating Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
Difficulty in Emotion Regulation Scale[407][408] Mental Health Emotion Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses child's awareness of emotion, experience with strong emotions, and behavioral and cognitive reactions to feelings of upset. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (ADHD) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Conduct Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Externalizing Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Homicidality) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Suicidality) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Harm Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
General Behavior Inventory - Mania[43] Mental Health Mood Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses child's experience with mania. N/A Total score is equal to the sum of all item responses. pgbi_p_ss_score
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Bipolar and Related Disorders) - Parent [32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Depressive Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Mood Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Psychotic Disorders) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosis Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Background Items Survey - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Psychosocial Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Sleep Problems) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Sleep Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
Short Social Responsiveness Scale[409][410][411][412][413][414][415][416][417] Mental Health Social Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses child's social skills and social comfort. N/A Total score is equal to the sum of all item responses. ssrs_p_ss_sum
KSADS Diagnostic Interview for DSM-5 (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) - Parent[32][33][34][35] Mental Health Stress Parent No subscale information available. N/A N/A
Life Events Scale - Parent[52][53] Mental Health Stress Parent Total Events: ple_died_p, ple_injured_p, ple_crime_p, ple_friend_p, ple_friend_injur_p, ple_financial_p, ple_sud_p, ple_ill_p, ple_injur_p, ple_argue_p, ple_job_p, ple_away_p, ple_arrest_p, ple_friend_died_p, ple_mh_p, ple_sib_p, ple_victim_p, ple_separ_p, ple_law_p, ple_school_p, ple_move_p, ple_jail_p, ple_step_p, ple_new_job_p, ple_new_sib_p Mostly Good/Mostly Bad Events: A response of "1" to the following items indicates a mostly good experience, while a response of "2" indicates a mostly bad experience. ple_died_fu_p, ple_injured_fu_p, ple_crime_fu_p, ple_friend_fu_p, ple_friend_injur_fu_p, ple_financial_fu_p, ple_sud_fu_p, ple_ill_fu_p, ple_injur_fu_p, ple_argue_fu_p, ple_job_fu_p, ple_away_fu_p, ple_arrest_fu_p, ple_friend_died_fu_p, ple_mh_fu_p, ple_sib_fu_p, ple_victim_fu_p, ple_separ_fu_p, ple_law_fu_p, ple_school_fu_p, ple_move_fu_p, ple_jail_fu_p, ple_step_fu_p, ple_new_job_fu_p, ple_new_sib_fu_p How Much Affected: ple_died_fu2_p, ple_injured_fu2_p, ple_crime_fu2_p, ple_friend_fu2_p, ple_friend_injur_fu2_p, ple_financial_fu2_p, ple_sud_fu2_p, ple_ill_fu2_p, ple_injur_fu2_p, ple_argue_fu2_p, ple_job_fu2_p, ple_away_fu2_p, ple_arrest_fu2_p, ple_friend_died_fu2_p, ple_mh_fu2_p, ple_sib_fu2_p, ple_victim_fu2_p, ple_separ_fu2_p, ple_law_fu2_p, ple_school_fu2_p, ple_move_fu2_p, ple_jail_fu2_p, ple_step_fu2_p, ple_new_job_fu2_p, ple_new_sib_fu2_p. Other Items: Additional events not included in events subscales, and variables for items that asked if events occurred in the past year. ple_foster_care_p, ple_hit_p, ple_homeless_p, ple_lockdown_p, ple_shot_p, ple_deported_p, ple_foster_care_fu_p, ple_hit_fu_p, ple_homeless_fu_p, ple_lockdown_fu_p, ple_shot_fu_p, ple_deported_fu_p, ple_foster_care_fu2_p, ple_hit_fu2_p, ple_homeless_fu2_p, ple_lockdown_fu2_p, ple_shot_fu2_p, ple_deported_fu2_p, ple_died_past_yr_p, ple_injured_past_yr_p, ple_crime_past_yr_p, ple_friend_past_yr_p, ple_friend_injur_past_yr_p, ple_financial_past_yr_p, ple_sud_past_yr_p, ple_ill_past_yr_p, ple_injur_past_yr_p, ple_argue_past_yr_p, ple_job_past_yr_p, ple_away_past_yr_p, ple_arrest_past_yr_p, ple_friend_past_yr_died_p, ple_mh_past_yr_p, ple_sib_past_yr_p, ple_victim_past_yr_p, ple_separ_past_yr_p, ple_law_past_yr_p, ple_school_past_yr_p, ple_move_past_yr_p, ple_jail_past_yr_p, ple_step_past_yr_p, ple_new_job_past_yr_p, ple_new_sib_past_yr_p All subscale scores are sums. Variables describing mean impact of "mostly good" and "mostly bad" events also exist. Total Number of Events: ple_p_ss_total_number; Total Number of Good Events: ple_p_ss_total_good; Total Number of Bad Events: ple_p_ss_total_bad; How Much Affected: ple_p_ss_affect_sum, ple_p_ss_affected_good_sum, ple_p_ss_affected_good_mean (only includes experiences that the child said were "mostly good"), ple_p_ss_affected_bad_sum, ple_p_ss_affected_bad_mean, (only includes experiences that the child said were "mostly bad"). N/A
Perceived Stress Scale[418] Mental Health Stress Parent No subscale information available. Scale assesses experience with stressful events, cumulative stress, and confidence in handling issues. N/A Total score is equal to the prorated sum of the 10 items. pstr_ss_pr
Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire[419] Mental Health Temperament/Personality Parent Attention: eatq_phenx_concentrate_p, eatq_phenx_distracted_p, eatq_phenx_try_focus_p, eatq_phenx_peripheral_p, eatq_phenx_sidetracked_p, eatq_phenx_sidetracked_p Depressive Mood: eatq_phenx_enjoy_p, eatq_phenx_cry_p, eatq_phenx_sad_p, eatq_phenx_hardly_sad_p, eatq_phenx_seems_sad_p Fear: eatq_phenx_trouble_p, eatq_phenx_attachment_p, eatq_phenx_ball_scared_p, eatq_phenx_dark_scared_p, eatq_phenx_alone_p, eatq_phenx_worry_p Frustration: eatq_phenx_annoyed_p, eatq_phenx_irritated_crit_p, eatq_phenx_irritated_place_p, eatq_phenx_irritated_enjoy_p, eatq_phenx_disagree_p, eatq_phenx_frustrated_p Inhibitory: eatq_phenx_turn_taking_p, eatq_phenx_open_present_p, eatq_phenx_impulse_p, eatq_phenx_laugh_control_p, eatq_phenx_stick_to_plan_p Activation: eatq_phenx_finish_p, eatq_phenx_deal_p, eatq_phenx_before_hw_p, eatq_phenx_right_away_p, eatq_phenx_finish_hw_p, eatq_phenx_early_start_p, eatq_phenx_puts_off_p Shyness: eatq_phenx_social_p, eatq_phenx_is_shy_p, eatq_phenx_not_shy_p, eatq_phenx_meet_p, eatq_phenx_shy_meet_p Surgency: eatq_phenx_africa_p, eatq_phenx_ski_slope_p, eatq_phenx_city_move_p, eatq_phenx_sea_dive_p, eatq_phenx_travel_p, eatq_phenx_race_car_p, eatq_phenx_school_excite_p, eatq_phenx_energized_p, eatq_phenx_rides_scared_p Affiliation: eatq_phenx_care_p, eatq_phenx_share_p, eatq_phenx_spend_time_p, eatq_phenx_hugs_p, eatq_phenx_close_rel_p, eatq_phenx_friendly_p Aggression: eatq_phenx_insult_p, eatq_phenx_angry_hit_p, eatq_phenx_rude_p, eatq_phenx_blame_p, eatq_phenx_doorslam_p, eatq_phenx_makes_fun_p, eatq_phenx_no_criticize_p Effortful Control (Total of "Attention", "Inhibitory", and "Activation" subscale scores): eatq_phenx_concentrate_p, eatq_phenx_distracted_p, eatq_phenx_try_focus_p, eatq_phenx_peripheral_p, eatq_phenx_sidetracked_p, eatq_phenx_sidetracked_p, eatq_phenx_turn_taking_p, eatq_phenx_open_present_p, eatq_phenx_impulse_p, eatq_phenx_laugh_control_p, eatq_phenx_stick_to_plan_p, eatq_phenx_finish_p, eatq_phenx_deal_p, eatq_phenx_before_hw_p, eatq_phenx_right_away_p, eatq_phenx_finish_hw_p, eatq_phenx_early_start_p, eatq_phenx_puts_off_p. Negative Affect (Total of "Frustration", "Depressive Mood", and "Aggression" subscale scores): eatq_phenx_annoyed_p, eatq_phenx_irritated_crit_p, eatq_phenx_irritated_place_p, eatq_phenx_irritated_enjoy_p, eatq_phenx_disagree_p, eatq_phenx_frustrated_p, eatq_phenx_enjoy_p, eatq_phenx_cry_p, eatq_phenx_sad_p, eatq_phenx_hardly_sad_p, eatq_phenx_seems_sad_p, eatq_phenx_insult_p, eatq_phenx_angry_hit_p, eatq_phenx_rude_p, eatq_phenx_blame_p, eatq_phenx_doorslam_p, eatq_phenx_makes_fun_p, eatq_phenx_no_criticize_p. Surgency - Expanded (Total of "Surgency", "Fear" - reverse scored, and "Shyness" - reverse scored): eatq_phenx_africa_p, eatq_phenx_ski_slope_p, eatq_phenx_city_move_p, eatq_phenx_sea_dive_p, eatq_phenx_travel_p, eatq_phenx_race_car_p, eatq_phenx_school_excite_p, eatq_phenx_energized_p, eatq_phenx_rides_scared_p. The following items are reverse scored: eatq_phenx_trouble_p, eatq_phenx_attachment_p, eatq_phenx_ball_scared_p, eatq_phenx_dark_scared_p, eatq_phenx_alone_p, eatq_phenx_worry_p, eatq_phenx_social_p, eatq_phenx_is_shy_p, eatq_phenx_not_shy_p, eatq_phenx_meet_p, eatq_phenx_shy_meet_p. All subscale scores are sums. Attention: eatq_p_ss_attention; Depressive Mood: eatq_p_ss_depressive_mood; Fear: eatq_p_ss_fear; Frustration: eatq_p_ss_frustration; Inhibitory: eatq_p_ss_inhibitory; Activation: eatq_p_ss_activation; Shyness: eatq_p_ss_shyness; Surgency: eatq_p_ss_surgency; Affiliation: eatq_p_ss_affiliation; Aggression: eatq_p_ss_aggression; Effortful Control:
Brief Problem Monitor Mental Health Broad Psychopathology Teacher
Behavioral Indicator of Resiliency to Distress Task (BIRD)[420][421] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Cash Choice Task[422][423] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Delay Discounting Task[424] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Emotional Faces Stroop Task[425][426][427] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Game of Dice Task[428][429][430][431] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Little Man Task[432][433] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Dimensional Change Card Sort[434][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Flanker Inhibitory Control & Attention[435][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Oral Reading Recognition[436][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Pattern Comparison Processing Speed[437][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Picture Sequence Memory[438][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
NIH Toolbox Tasks - Picture Vocabulary[439][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
NIH Toolbox Tasks - List Sorting Working Memory[440][90] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
RAVLT Delayed Recall[97][98] Neurocognition Youth
Rey Auditory Verbal Leanring Task (RAVLT) [97][98] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Social Influence Task[441] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Stanford Mental Arithmetic Response Time Evaluation (SMARTE)[442] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Matrix Reasoning Task[443][444] Neurocognition Tasks Youth
Barkley Deficits in Executive Functioning Scale[445][446][447] Neurocognition Questionnaire Parent
Alcohol Expectancies Questionnaire (AEQ-AB)[448][449][450] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Alcohol Motives Questionnaire (PhenX)[451][452][453] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Cigarette Expectancies (ASCQ)[454] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Electronic Nictotine Delivery Systems Expectancies Questionnaire[455] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Electronic Nicotine Delivery System Motives Inventory[456][121] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Marijuana Effect Expectancy Questionnaire (MEEQ-B)[122] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Marijuana Motives Questionnaire (PhenX)[457][458] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
PATH Intention to Use Alcohol, Nicotine, and Marijuana Survey [459][460] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
PhenX Peer Group Deviance Survey[461] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
PhenX Peer Tolerance of Use[128][129] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
PhenX Perceived Harm of Substance Use[128][129] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Reasons for Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems Use[121][462] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Tobacco Motives Inventory[463] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Vaping Expectancies[122] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Vaping Motives[464] Substance Use SU Attitude Youth
Alcohol Hangover Symptoms (HSS)[465] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Alcohol Subjective Effects (SRE; PhenX)[466] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Cannabis Withdrawal Scale (CWS)[467] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Drug Problem Index (DAPI)[136][468][469] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
KSADS - Alcohol/Drug Use Disorder - Youth[35] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Marijuana Problem Index (MAPI)[136][470] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Marijuana Subjective Effects[471][472] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Nicotine Dependence (PATH)[142][473] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Nicotine Subjective Response[142][474] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
Rutgers Alcohol Problem Index (RAPI)[475] Substance Use SU Consequence Youth
PhenX Community Risk and Protective Factors[146][147] Substance Use SU Environment Youth
Sibling Use[476] Substance Use SU Environment Youth
Caffeine Intake Survey - Substance Use Interview [149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth
ISay II Q2 Sipping Items (sip) - Substance Use Interview[149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth
Low Level Marijuana Use (puff/taste) - Substance Use Interview[149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth
Low Level Tobacco Use (puff) - Substance Use Interview[149][150] Substance Use Substance Use Youth
Participant Last Use Survey (PLUS) (Day 1/2/3/4) - Youth[149] Substance Use Substance Use Youth
Substance Use Phone Interview[149] Substance Use Substance Use Youth
Timeline Follow-Back Survey[149][477] Substance Use Substance Use Youth
Opportunity to Use Questionnaire Substance Use Youth
KSADS - Alcohol/Drug Use Disorder - Parent[35] Substance Use SU Consequence Parent
Household Substance Use, Density, Storage & Second-Hand Exposure[478][479] Substance Use SU Environment Parent
Parent Rules Survey[480][481][150][482] Substance Use SU Environment Parent
PhenX Community Risk and Protective Factors[146][147] Substance Use SU Environment Parent
Participant Last Use Survey (PLUS) (Day 1/2/3/4) - Parent[149] Substance Use Substance Use Parent
Wills Problem Solving Scale[483] Culture & Environment Cognition Youth
Perceived Discrimination Scale[484][485] Culture & Environment Community Youth
PhenX Neighborhood Safety/Crime Survey - Youth[160] Culture & Environment Community Youth
Mexican American Cultural Values Scale - Youth[486] Culture & Environment Culture Youth
Multi-Group Ethnic Identity - Revised - Youth[162] Culture & Environment Culture Youth
Native American Acculturation Survey - Youth[163] Culture & Environment Culture Youth
PhenX Acculturation Survey - Youth[164][165] Culture & Environment Culture Youth
Vancouver Index of Acculturation - Youth[166] Culture & Environment Culture Youth
Pet Ownership[487] Culture & Environment Family Youth
PhenX Family Environment Scale - Family Conflict - Youth[168] Culture & Environment Family Youth
Acceptance Subscale from Children's Report of Parental Behavior Inventory (CRPBI) - Short[488][489][490][491] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth
Multidimensional Neglectful Behavior Scale[492] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth
Parental Monitoring Survey[493][175][176] Culture & Environment Parenting Youth
Peer Behavior Profile: Prosocial Peer Involvement & Delinquent Peer Involvement[494][495][496] Culture & Environment Peers Youth
Peer Network Health: Protective Scale[497] Culture & Environment Peers Youth
Resistance to Peer Influence Scale/Questionnaire[498] Culture & Environment Peers Youth
PhenX School Risk & Protective Factors Survey[499][500] Culture & Environment School Youth
School Attendance of Youth & Grades[184] Culture & Environment School Youth
Prosocial Behavior Survey - Youth[185] Culture & Environment Temperament/ Youth
Activity Space Culture & Environment Youth
Community Cohesion (PhenX)[501][502] Culture & Environment Community Parent
PhenX Neighborhood Safety/Crime Survey - Parent[503][160] Culture & Environment Community Parent
Mexican American Cultural Values Scale[162] Culture & Environment Culture Parent
Multi-Group Ethnic Identity Survey[162] Culture & Environment Culture Parent
Native American Acculturation Scale[163] Culture & Environment Culture Parent
PhenX Acculturation Survey - Parent[164][165] Culture & Environment Culture Parent
Vancouver Index of Acculturation - Parent[166] Culture & Environment Culture Parent
PhenX Family Environment Scale - Family Conflict - Parent[168][504] Culture & Environment Family Parent
Parental Monitoring Survey[175][176] Culture & Environment Parenting Parent
School Attendance of Youth & Grades[184] Culture & Environment School Parent
Prosocial Behavior Survey - Parent[185] Culture & Environment Temperament/Personality Parent
HOME Short Form Cognitive Stimulation[505][506][507] Culture & Environment Parent
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Parent
Fitbit - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Actigraphy Parent
EARS - Post-Assessment Survey Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent
EARS - Pre/Post-Assessment Survey (Pilot) Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent
Parent Screen Time Questionnaire Novel Technologies Screen Use Parent

Notes - Subscale Information

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  • For items without subscales, a general overview of variables that suggests ways that they may be sorted was given.
  • The ABCD Data Dictionary should be used to view administrative (non-item) variables, precedents for validation, and to further explore total and subscale score calculation.
  • Item variables were copied directly from the ABCD Data Dictionary.
  • Subscale total variables were listed as they were provided in the Data Dictionary. A subscale without a total score variable indicates that one was not included in the Data Dictionary.
  • A blank in any cell indicates that measure was mentioned in the ABCD Protocol by Wave PDFs, but could not be located in the Data Dictionary.
  • If a scale included items that were not listed as counting toward a specific subscale score, the corresponding variables were listed under "Other Items". Administrative variables (e.g., those pertaining to administration or missing data) were not included here.
  • Issues with variables in ABCD Data Dictionary
    • The same variables were referred to by different names when listed independently and listed for subscale calulation in the PPS and the GISH. The spelling of these item variables should be verified.
    • In, the data dictionary the notes for total severity score describes the variable as being the sum of all items assessing "How much did [this experience of psychosis] bother you" plus the "Did [this experience of psychosis] bother you?" subscale score. However, the variable label includes the sum of of all items assessing "How much did [this experience of psychosis] bother you" plus the number of questions asking "Did [this experience of psychosis] bother you?" that the child answered "no" to. It should be clarified whether the total of "no" responses or the total of "yes" responses should be used.
    • Both modified and unmodified variables exist for all BIS/BAS scores, with the exception of BAS Fun Seeking. It is unclear what the difference between these variables is, and both the modified and unmodified versions were included in the table.
  • All CBCL, ASR, and ABCL subscale coding information was taken from source papers and scoring manuals, as the Data Dictionary did not include subscale scoring instructions for these scales. It should be confirmed whether the subscale items listed in these source materials align with the way subscale total scores were calculated in the ABCD Study.
    • The ABCD Data Dictionary simply referred to a "Stress" subscale. As literature pertaining specifically to this subscale could not be located, it was assumed that the Data Dictionary was referring to the Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Subscale.
    • Certain items were missing from the version of the ABCD version of the CBCL that were specifically mentioned in subscale literature.
  • All GISH items are coded under the table gish_p_gi, with the exception of the "GISH Male/Female Sum V2 Sum all male/female values" subscale total variables (gish_p_ss_m_sum2, gish_p_ss_f_sum2) which are coded under table mh_p_eatq (NDA 4.0: abcd_mph02) according to the ABCD Data Dictionary.
    • These subscale scores were not included under the Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire, and were instead added to the Gender Identity Scale row.
  • It is unclear how the subscale score for the Surgency super scale is calulated on the Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire.
    • The variable label from the ABCD Data Dictionary reads: "Super Scale Surgency Sum Score mean (eatq_ss_surgency_sum_p of fear items (reverse scores), sum of shyness items (reverse scored). This subscale is assumed to be a sum in the table above for the sake of continuity, but this assumption should be confirmed.

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