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Self-Reported Health

We use the term self-reported health here broadly to refer to any self-reports of symptoms, biological states, or overall health status.  In all 5 common cold studies, participants reported on their experience of cold-specific and general physical symptoms during each day of quarantine (see Clinical Interview and Observations for BCS, and Daily Symptoms for the 4 Pittsburgh studies).  In 3 of the 5 studies (PCS2, PMBC, PCS3), participants reported on cold and general symptoms during daily telephone interviews administered during baseline before quarantine.  Additional questionnaire measures of self-reported health are listed in the table below.  Detailed information on each assessment can be obtained by clicking on the relevant link.