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Impact of Tinnitus in Children Questionnaire

A child-friendly questionnaire for ages 8–16 covering sleep, learning, hearing, emotions, participation, and relationships.

Questions
36
Time
8 min
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Educational questionnaire—not a diagnosis.For children aged 8–16. Think about how your tinnitus has been in the last two weeks. There are no right or wrong answers; ask an adult for help if anything is unclear. Source and rights.

Section 1

Scene setting (not scored)

01How much have you noticed your tinnitus?
02How much have you felt annoyed by your tinnitus?
03How much has your tinnitus made it hard to do things?

Section 2

Sleep and feeling tired

04My tinnitus makes it hard for me to get to sleep
05My tinnitus makes me wake up during the night
06Even with my tinnitus, I sleep well
07I feel tired because of my tinnitus
08I don't like going to bed because of my tinnitus
09I worry that my tinnitus will stop me from sleeping

Section 3

Learning

10Even with my tinnitus, I am able to do my schoolwork
11My tinnitus makes it hard for me to focus or concentrate
12My tinnitus makes tests or exams harder to do
13I find school stressful because of my tinnitus
14I miss lessons because of my tinnitus
15I get into trouble at school because of my tinnitus

Section 4

Hearing and listening

16My tinnitus makes it hard for me to hear
17My tinnitus makes it hard to take part in conversations
18I worry about not being able to hear because of my tinnitus

Section 5

Emotional health

19I worry about my tinnitus
20My tinnitus makes me feel scared
21My tinnitus makes me feel stressed
22Even with my tinnitus, I feel happy
23My tinnitus makes me feel sad
24My tinnitus makes me feel like I am not normal
25My tinnitus puts me in a bad mood
26There are things that I can do that help me cope with my tinnitus
27Even with my tinnitus, I can do things to relax

Section 6

Taking part

28My tinnitus gets in the way of things I do with friends or family
29My tinnitus gets in the way of things I do on my own
30My tinnitus stops me from doing the things I used to do
31There are places I avoid because of my tinnitus
32I prefer to spend time on my own because of my tinnitus

Section 7

Relationships

33Even with my tinnitus, I enjoy spending time with friends
34Even with my tinnitus, I get on well with my family (e.g., my parents, brothers, sisters)
35I feel like I get enough help for my tinnitus
36I find it hard to talk to other people about my tinnitus

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