DEMKNOW1 - DEMKNOW9: Have you ever personally known anyone with dementia or have it yourself?
DEMBRAIN: True or false? Dementia is a disease of the brain.
DEMMNTAL: True or false? Dementia is a mental illness.
DEMNORM: True or false? Dementia is part of the normal process of ageing.
DEMALZH: True or false? Dementia is another term for Alzheimer's disease
DUNPRED: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Unpredictable.
DFUN: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Fun.
DCONFUSE: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Confused.
DKIND: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Kind.
DTRAPPED: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Trapped.
DANGRY: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Angry.
DSAD: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Sad.
DPATH: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Pathetic
DGENTLE: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Gentle.
DFRIGHT: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Frightened.
DLOST: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Lost.
DDANGER: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Dangerous.
DHAPPY: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Happy.
DNONE: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? None of these.
DOTHER: Does this describe someone who has had dementia for a long time? Something else.
DEMKEEP: Does there come a time when all you can do for someone with dementia is to keep them clean, healthy and safe?
DEMDECSN: Do people take over making decisions for people with dementia too much?
DEMDISAP: Once they have dementia, does the person you knew eventually disappear?
DEMHUMAN: As soon as someone is diagnosed with dementia, are people not treated like a thinking human being anymore?
DEMWORTH: For people with really bad dementia, is life is worth living?
DEMCHILD: Are people with dementia like children and need cared for as you would a child?
DEMRESID: Is it better for people with dementia and their families if they are cared for in a residential unit or a nursing home?
DEMNOTEL: Is there little or no benefit to be gained from telling someone they have dementia?
DEMNODEC: Are people just diagnosed with dementia unable to make decisions about their own care?
DEMALONE2: Should someone who has early-stage dementia continue to live alone?
DEMMEDIC2: Should someone who has early-stage dementia continue to manage their own medication?
DEMDRIVE2: Should someone who has early-stage dementia continue to drive?
DEMELECT2: Should someone who has early-stage dementia have an electronic device fitted so that they can be located if they wander?
DMLALONE: Should someone who has had dementia for a long time continue to live alone?
DMLMEDIC: Should someone who has had dementia for a long time continue to manage their own medication?
DMLDRIVE: Should someone who has had dementia for a long time continue to drive?
DMLELECT: Should someone who has had dementia for a long time have an electronic device fitted so that they can be located if they wander?
RISKHBP: Does high blood pressure increase your chances of getting dementia?
RISKPARE: If one of your parents gets dementia are you more likely to get it too?
RISKSMOK: Does smoking have anything to do with dementia?
RISKDIET: Are you less likely to get dementia if you eat a healthy diet?
RISKALC: Are people who drink heavily more likely to get dementia?
CARELONE: Is caring for someone with dementia very lonely?
CAREREWA: Is caring for someone with dementia very rewarding?
CAREHEAL: Does caring for someone with dementia mean that your own health suffers?
DONEPWD1-DONEPWD8: Have you done any of these things for someone with dementia?
SHEILACA: Do you think that the children of someone with dementia should be expected to give them the care that they need (scenario 1)?
SHEILAHE: If you were a neighbour of someone with dementia would you be willing to help (scenario 1)?
HARRYCA: Do you think the wife of someone with dementia should be expected to give them the care that they need (scenario 2)?
HARRYHE: If you were a neighbour of someone with dementia would you be willing to help (scenario 2)?
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