A rapid mental health assessment tool for middle and high school students, covering 7 core dimensions: emotional state, academic stress, parent-child communication, peer relationships, internet dependency, help-seeking willingness, and home-school support.
Generation Prompt
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Design a mental health survey for secondary school students, with a total of 8 questions covering emotional state, academic stress, parent-child communication, peer relationships, internet dependency, help-seeking willingness, and home-school support. The question types should include single-choice, multiple-choice, Likert scale (1-5), NPS (0-10), and one open-ended question. Question 1 measures recent mood (scale). Question 2 assesses sources of academic stress (multiple choice). Question 3 asks about the frequency of parent-child communication (single choice). Question 4 measures trust in peers (single choice). Question 5 measures internet dependency (scale). Question 6 is an NPS on help-seeking willingness. Question 7 evaluates perceived home-school support (single choice). Question 8 is an open-ended question (describe the issue that troubles you most). The wording should be conversational, appropriate for secondary school students, and avoid sensitive language. Suggested sample size: no fewer than 50 students per class, using stratified sampling.
Sample questions
1Scale
In the past two weeks, how often did you feel calm and relaxed?
1 - Almost always (every day)2 - Often (multiple times per week)3 - Sometimes (a few times per week)4 - Rarely (once a week or less)5 - Almost never (not at all)
2Multiple choice
Which of the following factors contribute most to your academic stress? (Select all that apply)
Too much homeworkPressure from exam rankingsHigh expectations from parentsStrict self-expectationsDifficulty of coursework
3Single choice
How often do you talk about personal concerns with your parents or guardians?
Every daySeveral times a weekOnce a weekRarelyNever on my own initiative
4Single choice
When you face difficulties, do you feel that you have classmates or friends who genuinely listen to you?
AlwaysOftenSometimesRarelyNot at all
5Scale
Please rate your level of dependence on your phone or the internet (1 = not dependent, 5 = extremely dependent).
1 - Not dependent at all2 - Slightly dependent3 - Moderately dependent4 - Quite dependent5 - Severely dependent
6NPS
If you were experiencing psychological distress, how willing would you be to proactively seek help from a teacher, counselor, or professional? (0 = not willing at all, 10 = extremely willing)
