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Emotional Distress Self-Reflection
Non-diagnostic reflection for adults on how often they feel distressed, how they cope and which areas of life are affected.
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Experiencing Distress
Thank you for taking part. These questions help you reflect on emotional distress and how it affects you; they are not a diagnosis. If you feel unsafe or overwhelmed, please contact a health professional or a local crisis line.
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How often do you feel emotionally distressed?
Choose one:
- Never
- Rarely
- Occasionally
- Frequently
- Constantly
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When you feel distressed, what do you notice in your emotions and in your body?
Condition: Shown to people who feel distressed at least rarely
Open answer
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How intense is your distress on a typical occasion?
Condition: Shown to people who feel distressed at least rarely
Choose one:
- Not at all distressing
- Slightly distressing
- Moderately distressing
- Very distressing
- Extremely distressing
Coping
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Do you have ways of dealing with distress when it comes?
Choose one:
- Yes
- No
- Unsure
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What do you do when you feel distressed, and how well does it work?
Condition: Shown to people who have ways of coping
Open answer
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How helpful are these approaches for you?
- Breathing or relaxation exercises
- Physical activity
- Support from people close to you
- Professional help
For each row: choose one:
- Not at all helpful
- Slightly helpful
- Moderately helpful
- Very helpful
- Extremely helpful
- Have not tried
Effects on Daily Life
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Which parts of your life does distress affect most? Select all that apply.
Choose any that apply:
- Work or study
- Relationships
- Physical health
- Mental wellbeing
- Hobbies and interests
- None of these
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Compared with a year ago, has the amount of distress in your life changed?
Choose one:
- Increased
- Stayed about the same
- Decreased