Measuring impact of an eventby Vikas Prabhav Reading Time: < 1 minute The Children’s Revised Impact of Event Scale (CRIES) is a measure designed to screen for a problematic outcome due to significant life events. It has been applied in a variety of cultures as post-traumatic stress symptoms in children are more similar than they are different from one culture to the other. Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. By clicking next, you agree to the terms and conditions mentioned in our privacy policy. Do you think about it even when you don’t mean to? Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you try to remove it from your memory? Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you have difficulties paying attention or concentrating Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you have waves of strong feelings about it Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you startle more easily or feel more nervous than you did before it happened? Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you stay away from reminders of it (e.g. places or situations) Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you try not talk about it Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do pictures about it pop into your mind? Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do other things keep making you think about it? Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you try not to think about it Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you get easily irritable Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Are you alert and watchful even when there is no obvious need to be? Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Do you have sleep problems? Not at all Rarely Sometimes Often Why are you taking this test? How old are you ? Gender Male Female Other 1 out of 4 E Mail Time's up
