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# Date & Time User Module Table Action Record Description Details
599 13 Aug 2026
06:20:44 AM
Muqadas Shafique
muqadasshafique@gmail.com
cbt_question_add questionaire Added 292 New record added in `questionaire` (ID: 292)
Date & Time 2026-08-13 06:20:44 User Muqadas Shafique (muqadasshafique@gmail.com)
Module cbt_question_add Table questionaire
Record ID 292 Affected Rows 1
IP Address 182.191.77.25 Page /cbt_question_add.php?cbt_order=40
Description New record added in `questionaire` (ID: 292)
New Data (after)
{
    "questionaire_id": "292",
    "cbt_id": "408",
    "questionaire_type": "cbt",
    "questionaire_title": "In a stressful situation, practicing \"Breath Focus\" involves:",
    "questionaire_order": "40",
    "questionaire_correct_answer": "Filling belly with air and letting it out slowly",
    "questionaire_explanation": "This technique is all about using your breath to calm your mind. It's like taking a deep breath before a big dive into a pool. You inhale slowly, filling your belly with air, and then exhale slowly to release tension. It's the opposite of reacting impulsively or holding your breath, which can make stress worse. Instead, this method helps you stay grounded and focused, making it a valuable tool in managing stress and anxiety in challenging situations.",
    "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',
        'In a stressful situation, practicing \"Breath Focus\" involves:',
        '40',
        'Filling belly with air and letting it out slowly',
        'This technique is all about using your breath to calm your mind. It\'s like taking a deep breath before a big dive into a pool. You inhale slowly, filling your belly with air, and then exhale slowly to release tension. It\'s the opposite of reacting impulsively or holding your breath, which can make stress worse. Instead, this method helps you stay grounded and focused, making it a valuable tool in managing stress and anxiety in challenging situations.',
        '2026-08-13 06:20:44'
        )