The interviewer then asked participants if they had experienced “some specific events over your life and what types of responses you remember experiencing, immediately or later as you were adjusting.” Sixteen stressors were derived from measures such as the List of Threatening Events (Brugha et al., 1985) and participants were asked to affirm if they had ever experienced such an event, and if so, code (in order of importance) whether they experienced ‘grief’, ‘depression’, ‘sadness’, ‘stress’ or no such reaction. The instruction allowed them to affirm multiple responses and rate them in order of their importance (i.e. primary, secondary).