This is a six-question questionnaire that collects information on the satisfaction of all JSW sessions. The form is completed by the participant during Follow-up 2 (or Follow-up 3, if missed at Follow-up 2). This form will provide feedback on the utility of the information and activities offered in each session and the helpfulness of the instructor. This form should be completed only by those participants who have been randomized to the Job Seeker Workshop group and have attended at least one workshop.

The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) is a brief, validated instrument that screens for both depression and anxiety (Bjelland et al., 2002). It is a fourteen item self-assessment scale, with seven items related to anxiety and seven to depression. Originally developed by Zigmond and Snaith (1983), it has been found to be a reliable instrument for detecting states of depression and anxiety in the setting of a medical outpatient clinic.

This 11 item, interviewer-based scale can be used to assess HIV risk among intravenous drug users. The HIV risk-taking behavior scale (HRBS) includes two subscales to measure injecting and sexual behavior. Six items ask about intravenous drug use behaviors, and five ask about sexual behaviors. The scale was validated on a sample of 175 adults (18-42) from Australia (Alpha = .70). The scale can be used to evaluate risk behaviors over intervals ranging from 1 week to a lifetime.