The Adverse Lived Experience Survey (ALES) For Traumatic Events - Experience & Exposure
Adverse Lived Experiences (ALE) involve traumatic events that are emotionally and sometimes physiologically overwhelming. These experiences may further involve - actual or threatened - injury to one's psychological and [or] physical integrity. Reactions to traumatic events vary considerably, ranging from relatively mild, creating minor disruptions in one's life, to severe and debilitating.
The purpose of the survey is academic, research, and/or publication only.You are participating by offering your own experiences to help me to appreciate the prevalence of 20 risk events in - Adverse Lived Experience (ALE) and Neuropsychosocial Trauma (NT) in ordinary life. Your informed consent is required in order to collect this data. This will be assumed with your completion and subsequent sending of the survey.
To protect your privacy and safeguard the integrity of the study, your responses are completely anonymised, unless you voluntarily provide your email address in the final question. Your ethnicity, year of birth, and the country in which you were born will help me to gauge diversity and representativeness in responses. Necessary measures are taken to guarantee confidentiality of your personal data in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the international ethical criteria contained in the Declaration of Helsinki.
Approximately three minutes expected time, a total of 26 questions.
Disclaimer
Please skip the questions with which you are uncomfortable.
Thank you very much for your participation!
Dr Winniey E Maduro (PI)