Preferred Label : PhenX - crime and delinquency - adolescent protocol 181201:-:Pt: Patient:-:PhenX;
LOINC status : TRIAL;
LOINC long common name : PhenX - crime and delinquency - adolescent protocol 181201;
LOINC short name : Crime delinquency adolescent proto;
LOINC description : Using a list of 40 criminal and delinquent questions, the respondent indicates if
he or she has engaged in each activity, and if so, how many times in the past year.
Several of the activities are criminal in nature so it is essential that the interviewer
explains that the answers are confidential and no one other than the research staff
will be able to see the answers. If the respondents are thought to be at high risk
for involvement in serious delinquent or criminal activities the researchers may want
to obtain a Certificate of Confidentiality (COC). Once obtained, the researcher should
inform the respondent that he/she has a COC and explain what the certificate means.
Certificates of Confidentiality are issued by the National Institutes of Health and
other U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) agencies to help minimize
risks to respondents by adding an additional level of protection for maintaining the
confidentiality of private information. Self-reports of criminal and delinquent activities
may have limitations with regard to the ability to recall events, understand the questions,
and tell the truth (e.g., exaggeration or concealment). These limitations have been
documented by others (Chaiken & Chaiken, 1990; Elliott et al., 1989; Farrington et
al., 1996; Hindelang et al., 1981) and should be evaluated by the investigator.;
Origin ID : 62939-4;
UMLS CUI : C3171928;
Has component
- Has method
- Has system
- Has time aspect
- Panel of LOINC codes
- Part of panel
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