Family Mental Health History

Minimal Family Mental Health History

Expressions activating this band mention family relationships or other unrelated personal topics without clear reference to mental health conditions in relatives. Family context may be present, but psychological history is absent or only minimally implied.

Low Family Mental Health History

Expressions activating this band contain scattered references to coping, health, or family interactions, with only weak or indirect connection to mental health in relatives. The family-history theme is present in a diffuse, nonspecific form.

Moderate Family Mental Health History

Expressions activating this band refer to mental health problems, treatment, or service use and begin to locate these concerns within family members or parental background. The emphasis is on identifiable psychological difficulty with some family linkage.

High Family Mental Health History

Expressions activating this band explicitly describe mental health conditions among close relatives such as parents, siblings, or children. The content centers on known diagnoses or serious psychological problems within the family network.

Extensive Family Mental Health History

Expressions activating this band focus on clearly identified mental health disorders in biological, adoptive, or sibling relationships, often with direct questions about depression and family lineage. The family-history content is explicit, specific, and central to the expression.

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