Listening Fatigue Questionaire – For Parents

Listening Fatigue –Parent

This scale is designed to assess listening-related fatigue in children aged 6-17 years via parent proxy.

Instructions: Sometimes communicating, or just trying to listen and understand, can be physically, mentally, or emotionally tiring for children. For each item below, select the SINGLE response that best describes how often your child experiences the following in a typical WEEK. Do not skip any questions.

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Physical Fatigue

My child gets frustrated when it is difficult to hear.*

My child prefers to be alone after listening for a long time.*

My child shuts down after listening for a long time.*

Listening takes a lot of effort for my child.*

My child gets tired of listening by the end of the day.*

My child shuts down if he/she becomes frustrated from listening.*

My child “gives up” in difficult listening situations.*

Mental Fatigue

My child needs time to relax after school.*

My child is so tired that he/she lays down to rest.*

My child seems drained at the end of the day.*

My child is more tired during the week than on weekends.*

My child needs to relax after a tiring day of listening.*

Listening Fatigue –Parent

Physical Fatigue

Mental Fatigue

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