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# Date & Time User Module Table Action Record Description Details
584 13 Aug 2026
06:20:44 AM
Muqadas Shafique
muqadasshafique@gmail.com
cbt_question_add questionaire Added 289 New record added in `questionaire` (ID: 289)
Date & Time 2026-08-13 06:20:44 User Muqadas Shafique (muqadasshafique@gmail.com)
Module cbt_question_add Table questionaire
Record ID 289 Affected Rows 1
IP Address 182.191.77.25 Page /cbt_question_add.php?cbt_order=40
Description New record added in `questionaire` (ID: 289)
New Data (after)
{
    "questionaire_id": "289",
    "cbt_id": "408",
    "questionaire_type": "cbt",
    "questionaire_title": "If you don't manage stress, it can eventually lead to:",
    "questionaire_order": "40",
    "questionaire_correct_answer": "An avalanche of anxiety",
    "questionaire_explanation": "Imagine stress as a snowball rolling down a hill. As it rolls, it picks up more snow, growing bigger and faster. This is much like how stress works in our lives. Initially, it might start small – a busy day at work, a minor argument, or a missed deadline. But just like the snowball, if this stress isn't managed, it gathers momentum, leading to higher levels of anxiety. The more stressed you feel, the more anxious you become, creating a cycle that can feel hard to break. Understanding this connection between stress and anxiety is crucial in learning how to keep that snowball of stress from turning into an avalanche of anxiety.",
    "created_at": "2026-08-13 06:20:44",
    "modified_at": null,
    "deleted_at": null
}
SQL Query
INSERT INTO questionaire (
         cbt_id,
        questionaire_type,
        questionaire_title,
        questionaire_order,
        questionaire_correct_answer,
        questionaire_explanation,
        created_at
        ) VALUES (
        '408',
        'cbt',
        'If you don\'t manage stress, it can eventually lead to:',
        '40',
        'An avalanche of anxiety',
        'Imagine stress as a snowball rolling down a hill. As it rolls, it picks up more snow, growing bigger and faster. This is much like how stress works in our lives. Initially, it might start small – a busy day at work, a minor argument, or a missed deadline. But just like the snowball, if this stress isn\'t managed, it gathers momentum, leading to higher levels of anxiety. The more stressed you feel, the more anxious you become, creating a cycle that can feel hard to break. Understanding this connection between stress and anxiety is crucial in learning how to keep that snowball of stress from turning in... [truncated]