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Version: 4/3/2020 This is an adapted version of the KidCOPE Adolescent form to measuring adolescent coping during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some items have been reworded for clarity, and several new items have been added. It has also been updated to use response scales that are more psychometrically beneficial (e.g.. 6 options instead of 4 or 5). Please contact Jennifer Preifer ([email protected]) or Jennifer Lewis ([email protected]) with any questions. This survey will be available in Qualtrics on OSF in the near future KIDCOPE Modified Version INSTRUCTIONS: Please read each item and answer both questions about it, In the PAST TWO WEEKS, how often did you try to do this? © Never Once Twice (about once a week) Several times a week ‘About once a day Multiple times a day ‘* Almost constantly How helpful was it? © Notat all Very Slightly Slightly Moderately Quite a Bit Extremely | forgot about it, didn't think about it, or thought about something else. \ did an activity or hobey to take my mind off it | kept to myself — | didn't hang out with anyone in-person or reach out to people much on phone, through text messages, or online. 4. I kept quiet about the problem by not talking about it and/or not talking about my feelings about it 5. | looked at the good side of things, found something positive in the situation, or concentrated on something good that could come out of the situation. 6. | blamed myself for making the problem worse, or for feeling the way | do about the problem. 7. | blamed someone for causing the problem or making it worse, or | blamed others for making me go through this. 8. | thought of ways to help solve the problem or to make it better, or thought of ways | could help myself and make myself feel better. 9. | looked for ways to make the problem better or took actions to make the problem better or talked to others about how I can help or feel better. 10. | yelled, screamed, got mad, of felt angry for long periods of time. 11. | calmed myself down by talking to myself, turning to my religious or spiritual beliefs, or meditating 12, | wished the problem had never happened. 13, | wished things could be different or | could change what happened. 14, | talked about my feelings with others like family, friends, or trusted others or turned to them for support eRe 16. | just accepted the problem because | knew it was out of my control. 16. | talked to a psychologist, therapist, or other mental health support service. 17. | hurt myself on purpose or spent time thinking about hurting mysetf. 48. | used drugs or alcohol to forget about the problem and my feelings or to take my mind off them. 19. | focused on one or more healthy behaviors, such as getting some exercise, eating healthy, or getting a good amount of sleep. 20. | overindulged or restricted in one or more daily activities like eating excessive amounts or not eating hardly at all; exercising more than 4 hours a day or staying on the couch all day; sleeping more than 10 hours or less than 6 hours @ day.

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