Main01Understanding Society - Mainstage Wave 1

version

04 (Tue Oct 25 13:26:03 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

Development note

There should be a key or description of how to interpret the specification at the top of the specification.

Data output to:recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

HidHousehold identifier

type

string

length

12

use

computeHid=as per algorithm

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

version

04 (Thu Oct 27 11:00:52 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useHhgrid_w1

Development note

should HHSTIME timestamp be here? or is it in Household_w1 module?

hhgrid_w1.HhsttimeTime at start of household interview

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeHHStTime=from system clock

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hhsttime_tm

hhgrid_w1.HhgridTime at start of household grid

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeHhgrid=from system clock

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hhgrid_tm

hhgrid_w1.RegionRegion

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

ifin EnglandcomputeRegion=1
else ifin WalescomputeRegion=2
else ifin ScotlandcomputeRegion=3
else ifin Northern IrelandcomputeRegion=4

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

Note

intialise variable to keep track of total number of household members

temporary variablehhgrid_w1.Nhhmembers

type

number

use

computeNhhmembers=0

Note

initialise temporary variable, member_type, indicating type of household member currently being asked about. member_type has the same interpretation as hhgrid_w1.Nametype, which is assigned the value of member_type at the end of the next loop.

temporary variablehhgrid_w1.Member_type

type

number

use

computeMember_type=1

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

description

The respondent is asked first for the names of each resident household member.

When these names have been collected, s/he is then asked about non-resident students. (see hhgrid_w1.Abseduc)

When all non-resident students have been completed, the respondent is then asked about other non-resident household members. (see hhgrid_w1.Absent)

When there are no more household members to record, i.e. the answer to hhgrid_w1.Absent is '2 (No)', household membership has been established and the loop exits.

A maximum of 16 household members are recorded.

Data output to:recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

Note

update the total number of household members and then assign as value of current hhgrid_w1.Pno

temporary variablehhgrid_w1.Nhhmembers

type

number

use

computeNhhmembers=nhhmembers+1

hhgrid_w1.PnoPerson Number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computePno=nhhmembers

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_cohab.a_pno, a_child.a_pno, a_childcare.a_pno, a_egoalt.a_pno, a_empstat.a_pno, a_income.a_pno, a_indall.a_pno, a_adopt.a_pno, a_natchild.a_pno, a_youth.a_pno, a_indresp.a_pno, a_marriage.a_pno

hhgrid_w1.PidPersonal identification number

type

string

length

14

use

computePid=as per algorithm

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_child.pidp, a_egoalt.pidp, a_indall.pidp, a_indresp.pidp

hhgrid_w1.NameName/identifier for household member

type

text

Interviewer Instruction

RECORD A NAME/IDENTIFIER FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD INCLUDING BABIES AND ALL CHILDREN. DO NOT INCLUDE CHILDREN AWAY AT SCHOOL, COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.
WHEN ALL THE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS HAVE BEEN ENTERED, PRESS PgDn
F9 FOR HELP

help

Primary set of questions on household composition and relationships asked on all surveys.
Household composition:
Stage 1: Establish residency - only/main residence 6 month rule/check adult children
Stage 2: One or more households - 'Do you all share at least one main meal a day or share living accommodation?'

use

askName

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

ifno more resident household members

Note

resident household members have been enumerated when the interviewer pushes the PgDn key at hhgrid_w1.Name.

Note

reinitialise flag indicating the type of household member we're asking about - if previously dealing with resident household members, we're now asking about non-resident students

temporary variablehhgrid_w1.Member_type

type

number

use

ifmember_type = 1computeMember_type=2

ifmember_type = 2asking about non-resident students

hhgrid_w1.AbseducChild living away at school/uni

type

choice

text

May I check, is there anyone else who is living away from this address because they are at school, college or university and who comes home during holidays?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askAbseduc

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

universe

ifno more resident household members

and ifmember_type = 2asking about non-resident students

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

ifAbseduc = 1Someone is living away at school, college or university

hhgrid_w1.AbsaddAbsent at school in private/halls

type

choice

text

While they are away, are they living at a private address or are they living in a hall of residence or boarding school?

Interviewer instruction

STUDENT NURSES LIVING IN NHS ACCOMMODATION SHOULD BE CODED AS LIVING AT A 'PRIVATE ADDRESS'

options

1
Private address
Private address
2
Halls of residence/Boarding school - include this person in household
Halls of residence/Boarding school

use

askAbsadd

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

universe

ifno more resident household members

and ifmember_type = 2asking about non-resident students

and ifAbseduc = 1Someone is living away at school, college or university

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

ifabseduc = 2

Note

no more non-resident students, we'll now ask about other non-resident household members

temporary variablehhgrid_w1.Member_type

type

number

use

computeMember_type=3

ifAbseduc = 2 or (Abseduc = 1 and Absadd = 1)no more non-resident students or students living away from home at a private address

hhgrid_w1.AbsentAbsent member

type

choice

text

And is there anyone else who normally lives here but is away at the moment or anyone who you would normally consider to be part of your household and who is presently living in institutional accommodation?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes - include this person in the household
Yes
2
No
No

help

Examples here might include someone who:
Is working away for an extended period of time but intends to return to the household
Is in an institution e.g. an old-person's home or prison
Is presently in the hospital for an extended period of time

use

askAbsent

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

universe

ifno more resident household members

and ifAbseduc = 2 or (Abseduc = 1 and Absadd = 1)no more non-resident students or students living away from home at a private address

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

hhgrid_w1.AbsflagAbsent flag

type

choice

options

0
Not absent
Not absent
1
Absent
Absent

use

ifAbsent = 1 | Absadd = 2computeAbsFlag=1
elsecomputeAbsFlag=0

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indall.a_absflag, a_child.a_absflag

hhgrid_w1.NametypeWhether Resident, Student or Absent

type

choice

options

1
Resident
Resident
2
Student
Student
3
Other absent
Other absent

use

computeNametype=member_type

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopuntil [absent = 2 or nhhmembers = 16]loop to establish household membership and the names of household members

output to

recname HHGRID recno 109 ids + PNO

Note

assign value to size of household question for use in rest of questionnaire

hhgrid_w1.HhsizeNumber of people in household

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computeHhsize=nhhmnembers

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hhsize

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

Data output to:continue HHGRID recno 109

hhgrid_w1.SexSex

type

choice

Interviewer Instruction

CODE SEX OF NAME

options

1
Male
Male
2
Female
Female

use

askSex

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_child.a_sex, a_indall.a_sex, a_indresp.a_sex

hhgrid_w1.BirthDate of birth

type

date

text

What is NAME's date of birth?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER FULL YEAR e.g. 9/11/1952 NOT 52
IF NOT KNOWN CODE DK AND ENTER SEPARATE DAY/MONTH/YEAR OF BIRTH WHERE KNOWN AT SUBSEQUENT QUESTIONS

use

askBirth

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

ifBirth = DK | REFDate of birth not known or refused

hhgrid_w1.BirthyYear of birth

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

Scripting notes

Autofill with year from Birth if Birth is not DK/REF/MIS

text

Can you tell me the year NAME was born?

use

askBirthY

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifBirth = DK | REFDate of birth not known or refused

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scdoby4

hhgrid_w1.BirthmMonth of birth

type

choice

Scripting notes

Autofill with month from Birth if Birth is not DK/REF/MIS

text

Can you tell me the month NAME was born?

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askBirthM

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifBirth = DK | REFDate of birth not known or refused

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scdobm

hhgrid_w1.BirthdDay of birth

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..31

Scripting notes

Autofill with day from Birth if Birth is not DK/REF/MIS

text

Can you tell me the day of the month that NAME was born?

use

askBirthD

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifBirth = DK | REFDate of birth not known or refused

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

hhgrid_w1.AgeifAge last birthday

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

text

What was NAME's age last birthday?

Interviewer instruction

IF YEAR OF BIRTH NOT GIVEN: What was your/their age last birthday?
IF RESPONDENTS REFUSE TO GIVE THEIR AGE, OR CANNOT, THEN GIVE YOUR BEST ESTIMATE

use

askAgeIf

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifBirth = DK | REFDate of birth not known or refused

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_ageif, a_indresp.a_ageif

hhgrid_w1.DvageAge for whole sample, from Birth or AgeIf

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

use

computeDVAge=from Birth or AgeIf if Birth is DK/REF

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_dvage, a_indresp.a_dvage, a_child.a_dvage

ifAbsFlag = 1There is someone currently absent from household

hhgrid_w1.AbsreasonReason member is absent

type

choice

text

Earlier you mentioned that NAME is currently absent from this household, where is NAME currently?

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
On holiday
On holiday
2
Working away
Working away
3
Boarding school
Boarding school
4
College/University
College/University
5
Hospital
Hospital
6
Care/Nursing home
Care/Nursing home
7
Retirement home
Retirement home
8
Local authority children's care home
LA Child care home
9
Prison/young offenders institution
Prison/Y offenders inst
97
Other
Other

use

askAbsReason

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifAbsFlag = 1There is someone currently absent from household

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_absreason, a_child.a_absreason

ifAbsReason = 97'Other' reason for absence

hhgrid_w1.AbsreasothReason for absence (other)

type

text

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN

use

askAbsReasOth

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifAbsFlag = 1There is someone currently absent from household

and ifAbsReason = 97'Other' reason for absence

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

ifDVAge >= 16Age 16 or over

hhgrid_w1.MarstatLegal marital status

type

choice

Interviewer Instruction

ASK OR RECORD AND CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES.

text

What is NAME's legal marital status...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Single and never married or never in a legally recognised civil partnership
Single & never married or in legally recog'd civil p'ship
2
Married
Married
3
In a registered same-sex civil partnership
In a registered same-sex civil partnership
4
Separated but legally married
Separated but legally married
5
Divorced
Divorced
6
Widowed
Widowed
7
SPONTANEOUS ONLY: Separated from civil partner
Sep from civil partner
8
SPONTANEOUS ONLY: A former civil partner, the civil partnership legally dissolved
Ex-civil partner
9
SPONTANEOUS ONLY: A surviving civil partner (your partner having died)
Surviving civil partner

help

The aim is to obtain legal marital status, irrespective of any de facto arrangement. The only qualification to this aim is that you should not probe the answer 'separated'. Should a respondent query the term, explain that it covers any person whose spouse is living elsewhere because of estrangement (whether the separation is legal or not). Ignore temporary absences, e.g. on oil rig. A person whose spouse has been working away from home for over 6 months, e.g. on a contract overseas or in the armed forces, should still be coded as married and living with husband/wife if the separation is not permanent.

use

askMarStat

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifDVAge >= 16Age 16 or over

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_marstat, a_indresp.a_marstat

ifDVAge >= 16 & HHSIZE > 1 & MarStat = 2,3 & AbsFlag = 0Age 16 or over and household size greater than 1 and married or in a civil partnership and resp not absent from household

hhgrid_w1.LivespLiving with spouse

type

choice

text

May I just check, does NAME's/your spouse / civil partner live with NAME/you in this household?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLiveSp

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifDVAge >= 16 & HHSIZE > 1 & MarStat = 2,3 & AbsFlag = 0Age 16 or over and household size greater than 1 and married or in a civil partnership and resp not absent from household

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_livesp, a_indresp.a_livesp

ifDVAge >= 16 & HHSIZE > 1 & ((MarStat <> 2,3) | LiveSp <> 2) & AbsFlag = 0Age 16 or over and HH size greater than 1 and NOT married/in a civil partnership OR married/in a civil parnership but spouse/partner NOT in HH and resp not absent from HH

hhgrid_w1.LivewithLiving as part of a couple in household

type

choice

Interviewer Instruction

ASK OR RECORD

text

May I just check, are you/is NAME living with someone in this household as a couple?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
SPONTANEOUS ONLY: same sex couple
Same sex couple

help

Only respondents who are living with their partner in this household should be coded as living together as a couple

use

askLiveWith

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifDVAge >= 16 & HHSIZE > 1 & ((MarStat <> 2,3) | LiveSp <> 2) & AbsFlag = 0Age 16 or over and HH size greater than 1 and NOT married/in a civil partnership OR married/in a civil parnership but spouse/partner NOT in HH and resp not absent from HH

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_livewith, a_indresp.a_livewith

ifDVAge >= 16Age 16 or over

hhgrid_w1.EmployEmployment status

type

choice

text

Is NAME in paid employment?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEmploy

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifDVAge >= 16Age 16 or over

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_empstat.a_leshst, a_indall.a_employ, a_indresp.a_employ

hhgrid_w1.TtlTitle

type

choice

Interviewer Instruction

ASK OR CODE NAME'S TITLE
IF THE TITLE IS NOT KNOWN PRESS CTRL K

options

1
Mr
Mr
2
Master
Master
3
Mrs
Mrs
4
Ms
Ms
5
Miss
Miss
6
Other title
Other title

use

askTtl

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

ifTtl = 6'Other' title

hhgrid_w1.TtlxTitle (other)

type

text

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER TITLE

use

askTtlX

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

universe

ifTtl = 6'Other' title

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

hhgrid_w1.FornamFirst name

type

text

Interviewer Instruction

ASK OR CODE

text

And the first name?

Interviewer instruction

IF SAME AS NAME ALREADY GIVEN PRESS ENTER TO ACCEPT
IF THE FIRST NAME IS NOT KNOWN PRESS CTRL K

use

askForNam

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

hhgrid_w1.SurnamSurname

type

text

Interviewer Instruction

ASK OR CODE

text

And the surname?

Interviewer instruction

IF THE SURNAME IS NOT KNOWN PRESS CTRL K

use

askSurNam

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeCollect basic information about all household members

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

hhgrid_w1.HhlangTranslated interview required

type

choice

Interviewer Instruction

DOES ANYONE AGED 10 OR OVER IN HHOLD REQUIRE AN INTERVIEW IN ONE OF THE TRANSLATED LANGUAGES?
TRANSLATED LANGUAGES ARE: ARABIC, BENGALI, CANTONESE, GUJARATI, PUNJABI (GURMUKHI), PUNJABI (URDU), SOMALI, URDU AND WELSH

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHHLang

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hhlang

loopfor counter = 1,hhsize

Note

Collect non-English language requirements

Data output to:continue HHGRID recno 109

if(DVAge > 9) & (HHLang = 1)Aged 10 or over and translated interview required

hhgrid_w1.LinguaLanguage of translated interview required

type

choice

text

In which language would you/NAME like to be interviewed?

options

0
English
English
1
Arabic
Arabic
2
Bengali
Bengali
3
Cantonese
Cantonese
4
Gujarati
Gujarati
5
Punjabi: Gurmukhi
Punjabi: Gurmukhi
6
Punjabi: Urdu
Punjabi: Urdu
7
Somali
Somali
8
Urdu
Urdu
9
Welsh
Welsh

use

askLingua

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsize

universe

if(DVAge > 9) & (HHLang = 1)Aged 10 or over and translated interview required

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_lingua, a_indresp.a_lingua

if(DVAge > 9) & (region = 1|2|3)Aged 10 or over and lives in England, Wales or Scotland

hhgrid_w1.EthnicEthnic screening

type

multichoice

Interviewer Instruction

SHOW ARF SCREENING CARD

text

Do you/Does NAME come from, or have parents or grandparents from any of the following ethnic groups?

options

1
Indian
Indian
2
Mixed Indian - (parents or grandparents from Indian ethnic group AND parents or grandparents from a non-Indian ethnic group)
Mixed Indian
3
Pakistani
Pakistani
4
Bangladeshi
Bangladeshi
5
Sri Lanken
Sri Lanken
6
Caribbean/West Indian
Caribbean/West Indian
7
Mixed Caribbean/West Indian - (parents or grandparents from Caribbean/West Indian ethnic group AND parents or grandparents from a non-Caribbean/West Indian ethnic group)
Mixed Carib/West Indian
8
North African
North African
9
Black African
Black African
10
African Asian
African Asian
11
Chinese
Chinese
12
Far Eastern - (includes Filipino, Thai, Malaysian, Japanese, Vietnamese, Singaporean, Indonesian, Korean, Burmese)
Far Eastern
13
Turkish
Turkish
14
Middle Eastern/Iranian - (includes Israeli, Palestinian, Lebanese, Syrian, Jordanian, Yemeni, Saudi, Iraqi, Afghani, other Gulf states)
Middle Eastern/Iranian
96
None of these
None of these

use

askEthnic

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsize

universe

if(DVAge > 9) & (region = 1|2|3)Aged 10 or over and lives in England, Wales or Scotland

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ethnic1, a_indresp.a_ethnic10, a_indresp.a_ethnic11, a_indresp.a_ethnic12, a_indresp.a_ethnic13, a_indresp.a_ethnic14, a_indresp.a_ethnic2, a_indresp.a_ethnic3, a_indresp.a_ethnic4, a_indresp.a_ethnic5, a_indresp.a_ethnic6, a_indresp.a_ethnic7, a_indresp.a_ethnic8, a_indresp.a_ethnic9, a_indresp.a_ethnic96

ifhhsize > 1Multi-person household

hhgrid_w1.RelationshipsTime at start of collection of relationships

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeRelationships=from system clock

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

universe

ifhhsize > 1Multi-person household

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_indresp.a_relationships_tm

groupRelationships beteween household members

description

The following information and help messsages should on the screen until the all relationships between household members have been collected at hhgrid_w1.Relationship.

Information only

There are a lot of changes taking place in the make-up of households/families and this section is to help find out what these changes are. I'd like you to tell me the relationship of each member of the household to every other member.

help

This section must be asked for all households consisting of more than one person. Please ask in every case, you should not make assumptions about any relationship. Treat relatives of cohabiting members of the household as though the cohabiting couple were married, unless the couple are a same-sex couple. Ask respondent to give the number on the card rather than the relationship.

help

Code relationship of each household member to the others.
PRESS F6 AND USE ARROW KEYS FOR MORE CODES.
F9 FOR HELP.

loopfor egopno = 1,[hhsize-1]Relationships between household members - 'ego' loop

description

Relationship data is between 'ego' and 'alter' is only collected for 'ego' and 'alter' when ego's person number is < alter's. This 'half-matrix' is completed on data output, so that relationships between each member of the household with all others is returned.

loopfor alterpno = [egopno+1],hhsizeRelationships between household members - 'alter' loop

Data output to:recname EGOALT recno 110 ids + epno,apno

hhgrid_w1.EpnoEgo person number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computeEpno=egopno

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor egopno = 1,[hhsize-1]Relationships between household members - 'ego' loop

loopfor alterpno = [egopno+1],hhsizeRelationships between household members - 'alter' loop

universe

ifhhsize > 1Multi-person household

output to

recname EGOALT recno 110 ids + epno,apno

associated variables

a_egoalt.a_pno

hhgrid_w1.ApnoAlter person number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computeApno=alterpno

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor egopno = 1,[hhsize-1]Relationships between household members - 'ego' loop

loopfor alterpno = [egopno+1],hhsizeRelationships between household members - 'alter' loop

universe

ifhhsize > 1Multi-person household

output to

recname EGOALT recno 110 ids + epno,apno

associated variables

a_egoalt.a_apno

hhgrid_w1.RelationshipRelationships

type

choice

Scripting notes

Maximum number of mentions: 16

options

1
Husband/Wife
Husband/Wife
2
Partner/Cohabitee
Partner/Cohabitee
3
Civil Partner
Civil Partner
4
Natural son/daughter
Natural son/daughter
5
Adopted son/daughter
Adopted son/daughter
6
Foster child
Foster child
7
Stepson/stepdaughter
Stepson/stepdaughter
8
Son-in-law/daughter-in-law
Son/Daughter-in-law
9
Natural parent
Natural parent
10
Adoptive parent
Adoptive parent
11
Foster parent
Foster parent
12
Step-parent
Step-parent
13
Parent-in-law
Parent-in-law
14
Natural brother/sister
Natural brother/sister
15
Half-brother/sister
Half-brother/sister
16
Step-brother/sister
Step-brother/sister
17
Adopted brother/sister
Adopted brother/sister
18
Foster brother/sister
Foster brother/sister
19
Brother/Sister-in-law
Brother/Sister-in-law
20
Grand-child
Grand-child
21
Grand-parent
Grand-parent
22
Cousin
Cousin
23
Aunt/Uncle
Aunt/Uncle
24
Niece/Nephew
Niece/Nephew
25
Other relative
Other relative
26
Employee
Employee
27
Employer
Employer
28
Lodger/Boarder/Tenant
Lodger/Boarder/Tenant
29
Landlord/Landlady
Landlord/Landlady
30
Other non-relative
Other non-relative

use

askRelationship

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor egopno = 1,[hhsize-1]Relationships between household members - 'ego' loop

loopfor alterpno = [egopno+1],hhsizeRelationships between household members - 'alter' loop

universe

ifhhsize > 1Multi-person household

output to

recname EGOALT recno 110 ids + epno,apno

associated variables

a_egoalt.a_relationship

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeIdentify significant relationships

Data output to:continue HHGRID recno 109

hhgrid_w1.HgbiomPNO of biological mother - derived

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

Scripting notes

0 = not in household

use

computeHGBioM=PNO of biological mother

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeIdentify significant relationships

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_child.a_hgbiom, a_indall.a_hgbiom, a_indresp.a_hgbiom

hhgrid_w1.HgbiofPNO of biological father - derived

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

Scripting notes

0 = not in household

use

computeHGBioF=PNO of biological father

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeIdentify significant relationships

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_child.a_hgbiof, a_indall.a_hgbiof, a_indresp.a_hgbiof

hhgrid_w1.HgpartPNO of spouse/civil partner - derived

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

Scripting notes

0 = not in household

use

computeHGPart=PNO of spouse/civil partner

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeIdentify significant relationships

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indall.a_hgpart, a_indall.a_hhresp_dv, a_indresp.a_hgpart

ifsex = 1Male

hhgrid_w1.Respf16Whether father of child under age 16 in HH

type

choice

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

computeRESPF16=flag indicating respondent is natural/adoptive/foster or step-father of child under age 16 in household

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeIdentify significant relationships

universe

ifsex = 1Male

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indresp.a_respf16

ifsex = 2Female

hhgrid_w1.Respm16Whether mother of child under age 16 in HH

type

choice

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

computeRESPM16=flag indicating respondent is natural/adoptive/foster or step-mother of child under age 16 in household

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,hhsizeIdentify significant relationships

universe

ifsex = 2Female

output to

continue HHGRID recno 109

associated variables

a_indresp.a_respm16

Development note

OSM variable on household grid removed from spec as was incorrectly computed by NatCen and removed from the end user data. Note, though, that another OSM was created and populated internally on record type ADMINP

hhgrid_w1.NumadultNumber of adults (aged 16 or over) in household

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

use

computeNumAdult=number of adults aged 16 or over in household

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_numadult

hhgrid_w1.NumchildNumber of children (aged 15 or under) in household

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

use

computeNumChild=number of children aged 15 or under in household

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_numchild

hhgrid_w1.NumssexNumber of same sex partners

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

use

computeNumSSex=number of same sex partners

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

hhgrid_w1.NumcpartNumber of cohabiting partners - not married/in civil p'ship

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

use

computeNumCPart=number of cohabiting partners - not married or in civil partnerships

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

hhgrid_w1.NummpartNumber married with spouses in household

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

use

computeNumMPart=number married with spouses in hhold

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

hhgrid_w1.NumcivilNumber of civil partners with partners in household

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

use

computeNumCivil=number of civil partners with partners in household

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

hhgrid_w1.EmboostEthnic minority boost

type

choice

Development notes

this came back from NatCen as 0 and 1 with no labels so have changed this from number to (new) generic 'yesno2' type.

options

0
No
No
1
Yes
Yes

use

ifethnic minority boost samplecomputeEMBoost=1

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_emboost, a_hhsamp.a_emboost, a_indresp.a_emboost, a_issue.a_emboost

hhgrid_w1.GpcompGeneral population comparison

type

choice

Development notes

this came back from NatCen as 0 and 1 with no labels so have changed this from number to (new) generic 'yesno2' type.

options

0
No
No
1
Yes
Yes

use

ifgeneral population comparison sample samplecomputeGPComp=1

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_gpcomp, a_indresp.a_gpcomp

hhgrid_w1.LdaLow-density ethnic minority area

type

choice

Development notes

this came back from NatCen as 0 and 1 with no labels so have changed this from number to (new) generic 'yesno2' type.

options

0
No
No
1
Yes
Yes

use

ifLow-density ethnic minority area samplecomputeLDA=1

modules

moduleHhgrid_w1Household Grid module

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lda

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

version

03 (Thu Oct 27 10:57:06 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useHousehold_w1

household_w1.HhqreTime at start of household questionnaire

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeHhqre=from system clock

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hhqre_tm

Information only

This interview is completely voluntary, if we should come to any question that you don't want to answer, just let me know and we'll go onto the next question.

Data output to:recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

household_w1.IvhPNO of person answering HH questions

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

maximum number of mentions: 3

Interviewer Instruction

RECORD WHO IS ANSWERING HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE
RECORD PERSON NUMBERS FROM HOUSEHOLD GRID

options

1
NAME [1]
Person number 1
2
NAME [2]
Person number 2
3
NAME [3]
Person number 3
4
NAME [4]
Person number 4
5
NAME [5]
Person number 5
6
NAME [6]
Person number 6
7
NAME [7]
Person number 7
8
NAME [8]
Person number 8
9
NAME [9]
Person number 9
10
NAME [10]
Person number 10
11
NAME [11]
Person number 11
12
NAME [12]
Person number 12
13
NAME [13]
Person number 13
14
NAME [14]
Person number 14
15
NAME [15]
Person number 15
16
NAME [16]
Person number 16

use

askIVH

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_ivh1, a_hhresp.a_ivh10, a_hhresp.a_ivh11, a_hhresp.a_ivh12, a_hhresp.a_ivh13, a_hhresp.a_ivh14, a_hhresp.a_ivh15, a_hhresp.a_ivh16, a_hhresp.a_ivh2, a_hhresp.a_ivh3, a_hhresp.a_ivh4, a_hhresp.a_ivh5, a_hhresp.a_ivh6, a_hhresp.a_ivh7, a_hhresp.a_ivh8, a_hhresp.a_ivh9

Development note

why is HHENDTIMEA timestamp here?

household_w1.HhendtimeaTime at end of household interview (Household Grid)

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeHHEndTimeA=from system clock

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hhsttime_tm

household_w1.HsbedsNumber of bedrooms

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

source

BHPS (revised to ask about number of bedrooms)

text

I would like to ask you a few questions about your household's accommodation. How many bedrooms are there here excluding any bedrooms you may let or sublet?

Interviewer instruction

IF BEDSIT, CODE 0 AT HSBEDS AND 1 AT HSROOMS
F9 FOR HELP

help

Exclude any rooms currently or usually sublet to persons outside the household but include any rooms solely occupied by lodgers within households. You should already know if lodgers are present, if necessary check 'Does this include the rooms occupied by....?'. Exclude conservatories.

use

askHsbeds

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsbeds

household_w1.HsroomsNumber of other rooms

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

And how many other rooms do you have in your accommodation, excluding kitchens and bathrooms?

Interviewer instruction

'OTHER ROOMS' ARE LIVING ROOMS, DINING ROOMS, STUDIES AND PLAYROOMS, BUT NOT CONSERVATORIES UNLESS USED AS A LIVING ROOM ALL YEAR ROUND
F9 FOR HELP

help

Exclude any rooms currently or usually sublet to persons outside the household but include any rooms solely occupied by lodgers within households. You should already know if lodgers are present, if necessary check 'Does this include the rooms occupied by....?'. Exclude conservatories.

use

askHsrooms

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsrooms

household_w1.HsowndHouse owned or rented

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does your household own this accommodation outright, is it being bought with a mortgage, is it rented or does it come rent-free?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Owned outright
Owned outright
2
Owned/being bought on mortgage
Owned or on mortgage
3
Shared ownership (part-owned part-rented)
Shared ownership
4
Rented
Rented
5
Rent free
Rent free
97
Other
Other

help

Shared ownership includes co-ownership and equity sharing schemes: a share in the property is being bought. The occupier may never become the sole owner of the property but will receive a cash sum on leaving the scheme. Where accommodation is owned or part-owned by ex-spouse or separated spouse treat as 'owned' (code 1). Do not count as rent-free cases where a rent would normally be paid but the whole amount is rebated (or paid direct to the landlord by the DWP through Housing Benefit). Code people who live in rent free accommodation owned by relatives as 'rent free'. If rent is paid for them by a relative or charity this should be recorded as a regular receipt in the finance grids.

use

askHsownd

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsownd

ifhsownd = 1 | hsownd = 2 | hsownd = 3accommodation owned outright, being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

household_w1.Hsowr1PNO of person(s) owning accommodation

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

maximum number of mentions: 2

text

In whose name is this (house/flat/room) owned?

Interviewer instruction

IF OWNER IS NOT IN THE HOUSEHOLD ENTER 0
CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

options

0
Non-household member
Non-household member
1
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 1
Person number 1
2
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 2
Person number 2
3
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 3
Person number 3
4
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 4
Person number 4
5
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 5
Person number 5
6
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 6
Person number 6
7
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 7
Person number 7
8
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 8
Person number 8
9
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 9
Person number 9
10
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 10
Person number 10
11
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 11
Person number 11
12
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 12
Person number 12
13
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 13
Person number 13
14
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 14
Person number 14
15
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 15
Person number 15
16
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 16
Person number 16

help

If part owned with someone outside houshold enter 0 for this person. If household rents, give person actually responsible to landlord for rent. With adult sharers establish if there is a joint tenancy or if it is in one or two person's names, with others paying their share of the cost to them. If rent-free, give number of person responsible for the rent-free occupancy by virtue of job or family position.

use

askHsowr1

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 1 | hsownd = 2 | hsownd = 3accommodation owned outright, being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsowr10, a_hhresp.a_hsowr11, a_hhresp.a_hsowr110, a_hhresp.a_hsowr111, a_hhresp.a_hsowr112, a_hhresp.a_hsowr113, a_hhresp.a_hsowr114, a_hhresp.a_hsowr115, a_hhresp.a_hsowr116, a_hhresp.a_hsowr12, a_hhresp.a_hsowr13, a_hhresp.a_hsowr14, a_hhresp.a_hsowr15, a_hhresp.a_hsowr16, a_hhresp.a_hsowr17, a_hhresp.a_hsowr18, a_hhresp.a_hsowr19

household_w1.HsvalValue of property: home owners

type

number

decimals

0

width

7

range

1..9999997

source

BHPS

text

About how much would you expect to get for your home if you sold it today?

Interviewer instruction

IF RANGE GIVEN WRITE IN LOWEST FIGURE
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £

use

askHsval

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 1 | hsownd = 2 | hsownd = 3accommodation owned outright, being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsval

soft checkHsVal < 50000 or > 500000Value of property is less than 50,000 or greater than 500,000

household_w1.HsyrbuyYear became owner: home owners

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In what year did you buy or first become the owner of this property?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

help

Accept estimate if exact year not known. If accommodation was previously rented by household members who then purchased as sitting tenants record year bought outright or first started paying mortgage.

use

askHsyrbuy

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 1 | hsownd = 2 | hsownd = 3accommodation owned outright, being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsyrbuy

household_w1.HscostOriginal purchase price of property

type

number

decimals

0

width

8

range

0..99999997

source

BHPS

text

How much did you pay for the property?

Interviewer instruction

IF PAID NOTHING/INHERITED CODE 0
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £
F9 FOR HELP

help

We need here the total purchase price of the property including any payment for the land, fixtures and fittings, garages etc. If respondent purchased with others, record total cost rather than respondent's share.

use

askHscost

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 1 | hsownd = 2 | hsownd = 3accommodation owned outright, being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hscost

soft checkHsCost < 50000 or > 500000Purchase price of property is less than 50,000 or greater than 500,000

ifhsownd = 2| hsownd = 3accommodation being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

household_w1.Hsyr04Year mortgage began

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In what year did you first start paying a mortgage on this house/flat?

use

askHsyr04

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 2| hsownd = 3accommodation being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsyr04

household_w1.HstotmgTotal amount secured against property

type

number

decimals

0

width

8

range

1..99999997

source

BHPS

text

Could I just check, approximately how much is the total amount secured against this property, including your mortgage and any other loans secured on the property?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £
F9 FOR HELP

help

The total amount secured is the current outstanding balance plus any subsequent loans still outstanding

use

askHstotmg

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 2| hsownd = 3accommodation being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hstotmg

household_w1.MglifeYears left on mortgage

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

source

BHPS

text

How many years has the mortgage still to run?

use

askMglife

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 2| hsownd = 3accommodation being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_mglife

household_w1.MgtypeType of mortgage

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Is your mortgage or loan ...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
A repayment mortgage or loan
Repayment mortgage/loan
2
An endowment mortgage
An endowment mortgage
3
Part repayment and part endowment
Pt repayment/endowment
4
Interest only
Interest only
5
Part interest only and part repayment
Pt interest/pt repayment
6
Flexible mortgage
Flexible mortgage
97
Or some other type of mortgage or loan?
Other mortgage/loan

help

An endowment mortgage has a long term insurance policy attached which pays off the original loan. Do not count as endowment policies mortgages with a 'mortgage protection policy' which is life insurance only. A repayment mortgage is a straightforward loan where the borrower(s) repay capital and interest together.

use

askMgtype

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 2| hsownd = 3accommodation being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_mgtype

household_w1.XpmgLast total monthly mortgage payment

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

range

1..99997

source

BHPS

text

How much was your last total monthly instalment on the mortgage(s) or loan(s)?

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE LIFE INSURANCE PAYMENTS IF PAID WITH MORTGAGE.
IF ENDOWMENT MORTGAGE, INCLUDE BOTH PREMIUMS AND INTEREST.
IF DON'T KNOW, PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT.
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £

use

askXpmg

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 2| hsownd = 3accommodation being bought on mortgage or part-owned part-rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpmg

ifhsownd = 4 | hsownd = 5accommodation is rented or rent-free

household_w1.HsjbAccommodation with present job: renter

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does the accommodation go with the present job of anyone in the household?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHsjb

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4 | hsownd = 5accommodation is rented or rent-free

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsjb

household_w1.RentpWho rents accommodation

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

maximum number of mentions: 9

text

In whose name is this (house/flat/room) rented?

Interviewer instruction

IF TENANT IS NOT IN HOUSEHOLD ENTER 0
F9 FOR HELP

options

0
Non-household member
Non-household member
1
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 1
Person number 1
2
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 2
Person number 2
3
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 3
Person number 3
4
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 4
Person number 4
5
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 5
Person number 5
6
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 6
Person number 6
7
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 7
Person number 7
8
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 8
Person number 8
9
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 9
Person number 9
10
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 10
Person number 10
11
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 11
Person number 11
12
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 12
Person number 12
13
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 13
Person number 13
14
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 14
Person number 14
15
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 15
Person number 15
16
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 16
Person number 16

help

If the household rents, give person actually responsible to landlord for rent. With adult sharers establish if there is a joint tenancy in the names of all members of the household, or if it is just one or two person's names, with the others paying their share of the rent to the legal tenants. If rent-free, give number of individuals responsible for the rent-free occupancy by virtue of job or family position.

use

askRentp

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4 | hsownd = 5accommodation is rented or rent-free

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rentp0, a_hhresp.a_rentp1, a_hhresp.a_rentp10, a_hhresp.a_rentp11, a_hhresp.a_rentp12, a_hhresp.a_rentp13, a_hhresp.a_rentp14, a_hhresp.a_rentp15, a_hhresp.a_rentp16, a_hhresp.a_rentp2, a_hhresp.a_rentp3, a_hhresp.a_rentp4, a_hhresp.a_rentp5, a_hhresp.a_rentp6, a_hhresp.a_rentp7, a_hhresp.a_rentp8, a_hhresp.a_rentp9

soft checkRentP > 4Accommodation is rented in more than four names

household_w1.RentllLandlord of rented accommodation

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Please can we have the heading 'INDIVIDUALS' in between response options 7 and 8

text

Who is the accommodation rented from or provided by?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Local Authority/Council/Northern Ireland Housing Executive
Local Authority/Council
2
New Town Commission or Corporation
New Town Commission/Corp
3
Property company
Property company
4
Scottish Homes/Communities Scotland Scottish Special Housing Association
Scot Homes/Communities
5
Other Housing association, cooperative or charitable trust
Other HA/coop/charitble
6
Employer (ORGANISATION)
Employer (Organisation)
7
Other organisation
Other organisation
8
Relative
Relative
9
Employer
Employer
10
Other individual
Other individual

help

Any household whose accommodation is tied to the job of one of its members this should be coded 06 or 09 as appropriate. People in tied accommodation whose employer is a Local Authority or New Town should also be coded 06.

use

askRentll

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4 | hsownd = 5accommodation is rented or rent-free

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rentll

household_w1.RentfAccommodation rented furnished or other

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you rent your accommodation...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Furnished
Furnished
2
Partly furnished
Partly furnished
3
Or unfurnished?
Or unfurnished?

help

In any doubtful case ask 'What is the agreement with your landlord?' and code accordingly.

use

askRentf

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4 | hsownd = 5accommodation is rented or rent-free

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rentf

ifhsownd = 4accommodation is rented

household_w1.RentNet amount of last rent payment

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

range

0..99997

source

BHPS

text

How much was the last rent payment, including any services or water charges but after any rebates?

Interviewer instruction

IF 100% RENT REBATE CODE 0
IF DON'T KNOW, PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £
F9 FOR HELP

help

If normal amount paid includes payment for hot water or heating, try to get the amount paid for rent only. Where it is not possible to get a separate rent amount, record whole amount paid and code extra items included at RentInc.

use

askRent

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4accommodation is rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rent

ifrent>0last rental payment is provided

household_w1.RentwcWeeks covered by last rental payment

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What period did this cover?

options

1
One week
One week
2
Two weeks
Two weeks
3
Three weeks
Three weeks
4
Four weeks
Four weeks
5
Calender month
Calender month
7
Two calender months
Two calender months
8
Eight times a year
Eight times a year
9
Nine times a year
Nine times a year
10
Ten times a year
Ten times a year
13
Three months/13 weeks
Three months/13 weeks
26
Six months/26 weeks
Six months/26 weeks
52
One year/12 months/52 weeks
1 year/12 months/52weeks
90
Less than one week
Less than one week
95
One off/lump sum
One off/lump sum
96
None of these
None of these

use

askRentwc

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4accommodation is rented

and ifrent>0last rental payment is provided

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rentwc

household_w1.RentincPayments included

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Did your last rent include any payment for any of the following things?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

options

1
Water and/or sewerage charges
Water and/or sewerage charges
2
Heating or lighting or hot water
Heating or lighting or hot water
3
Council tax (Rates)
Council tax (Rates)
96
None of these
None of these

use

askRentinc

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4accommodation is rented

and ifrent>0last rental payment is provided

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rentinc1, a_hhresp.a_rentinc96, a_hhresp.a_rentinc2, a_hhresp.a_rentinc3

household_w1.RenthbHousing Benefit

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Was any Housing Benefit such as rent rebate or rent allowance deducted from the last rent payment?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Both rent rebate and rent allowance are forms of housing benefit. If the recepient is in council accommodation they will receive a rent rebate i.e. pay a reduced rent. But if the respondent is renting privately then a rent allowance will be paid either directly to the recepient or to the recepient's landlord.

use

askRenthb

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4accommodation is rented

and ifrent>0last rental payment is provided

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_renthb, a_indresp.a_benhou1

ifrenthb = 1receives rent rebate or rent allowance

household_w1.RentgGross rent including Housing Benefit

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

range

1..99997

source

BHPS

text

So what would the last rent payment have been if Housing Benefit had not been deducted from it?

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW, PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £

use

askRentg

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 4accommodation is rented

and ifrent>0last rental payment is provided

and ifrenthb = 1receives rent rebate or rent allowance

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rentg

household_w1.FuelhaveDomestic fuel

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Which of the following types of domestic fuel do you have in your accommodation...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Electricity
Electricity
2
Gas, including Calor Gas
Gas, including Calor Gas
3
Oil
Oil
4
Other fuel, including solid fuel
Other fuel, including solid fuel
96
Or none of these?
Or none of these?

use

askFuelhave

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_fuelhave1, a_hhresp.a_fuelhave2, a_hhresp.a_fuelhave3, a_hhresp.a_fuelhave4, a_hhresp.a_fuelhave96

iffuelhave = 1 & fuelhave = 2has gas and electricity in accommodation

household_w1.FuelduelSeparate or combined gas and electricity bill

type

choice

source

ELSA (adapted)

text

Do you pay your gas and electric as one bill or separately?

options

1
One bill
One bill
2
Separately
Separately

use

askFuelduel

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

iffuelhave = 1 & fuelhave = 2has gas and electricity in accommodation

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_fuelduel

iffuelduel = 1pay gas and electric as one bill

household_w1.XpduelyAmount electricity and gas

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1..9997

source

ELSA (adapted)

text

In the last year, since INTERVIEW MONTH INTERVIEW YEAR - 1, how much has your household spent on gas and electricity combined?

use

askXpduely

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

iffuelhave = 1 & fuelhave = 2has gas and electricity in accommodation

and iffuelduel = 1pay gas and electric as one bill

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpduely

iffuelhave = 1 & fuelduel <>1has electricity and does not pay gas and electricity as one bill

household_w1.XpelecyAmount electricity

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

0..9997

source

ELSA (adapted)

text

In the last year, since INTERVIEW MONTH INTERVIEW YEAR - 1, how much has your household spent on electricity?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER '0' IF NOTHING SPENT

use

askXpelecy

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

iffuelhave = 1 & fuelduel <>1has electricity and does not pay gas and electricity as one bill

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpelecy

iffuelhave = 2 & fuelduel <>1has gas and does not pay gas and electricity as one bill

household_w1.XpgasyAmount gas

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

0..9997

source

ELSA (adapted)

text

In the last year, since INTERVIEW MONTH INTERVIEW YEAR - 1, how much has your household spent on gas including calor gas?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER '0' IF NOTHING SPENT

use

askXpgasy

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

iffuelhave = 2 & fuelduel <>1has gas and does not pay gas and electricity as one bill

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpgasy

iffuelhave = 3has oil in accommodation

household_w1.XpoilyAmount oil

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

0..9997

source

ELSA (adapted)

text

In the last year, since INTERVIEW MONTH INTERVIEW YEAR - 1, how much has your household spent on oil?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER '0' IF NOTHING SPENT

use

askXpoily

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

iffuelhave = 3has oil in accommodation

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpoily

iffuelhave = 4has other fuel type in accommodation

household_w1.XpsflyAmount other fuel

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

0..9997

source

ELSA (adapted)

text

In the last year, since INTERVIEW MONTH INTERVIEW YEAR - 1, how much has your household spent on other fuel, including solid fuel?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER '0' IF NOTHING SPENT

use

askXpsfly

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

iffuelhave = 4has other fuel type in accommodation

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpsfly

household_w1.HeatchCentral heating

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you have any form of central heating, including any electric storage heaters, in your (part of the) accommodation?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Central heating includes any system where two or more rooms are heated from a central source. If a household has only one room, treat as centrally heated from central source along with other rooms in the house/block.

use

askHeatch

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_heatch

household_w1.Solar1Install solar panels for electricity

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

Have you installed or are you seriously considering any of the following...

solar panels for electricity?

options

1
Yes - fitted
Yes - fitted
2
Yes - seriously considering
Yes - considering
3
No
No
4
Considered in the past and rejected
Considered and rejected

use

askSolar1

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_solar1

household_w1.Solar2Install solar water heating

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

Solar water heating?

options

1
Yes - fitted
Yes - fitted
2
Yes - seriously considering
Yes - considering
3
No
No
4
Considered in the past and rejected
Considered and rejected

use

askSolar2

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_solar2

household_w1.Solar3Install wind turbine to generate electricity

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

A wind turbine to generate electricity?

options

1
Yes - fitted
Yes - fitted
2
Yes - seriously considering
Yes - considering
3
No
No
4
Considered in the past and rejected
Considered and rejected

use

askSolar3

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_solar3

iffuelhave = 1has electricity in accommodation

household_w1.EtariffConsidering Green Tariff

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

Does your household buy, or is your household seriously considering buying its electricity on a Green Tariff? By Green Tariff we mean a payment scheme where your electricity supplier provides electricity from renewable sources such as wind power to the National Grid for the amount you use.

options

1
Yes - already buy
Yes - already buy
2
Yes - seriously considering
Yes - considering
3
No - neither
No - neither
4
Considered in the past and rejected
Considered and rejected

use

askEtariff

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

iffuelhave = 1has electricity in accommodation

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_etariff

household_w1.RubrecSeparate items for recycling

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

Do you separate your rubbish into items that can be recycled through your normal rubbish collection always, usually, sometimes or never?

options

1
Always
Always
2
Usually
Usually
3
Sometimes
Sometimes
4
Never
Never
5
SPONTANEOUS: No recycling through normal rubbish collection
Not thru norm collection

use

askRubrec

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_rubrec

household_w1.Othrec1Frequency of using bottle bank

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

And how often does your household use bottle banks in your area?

options

1
Very often
Very often
2
Fairly often
Fairly often
3
Not very often
Not very often
4
Never
Never
5
SPONTANEOUS No recycling facility in area
No recycling in area

use

askOthrec1

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_othrec1

household_w1.Othrec2Frequency of using paper recycling point

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

Paper or cardboard recycling points?

options

1
Very often
Very often
2
Fairly often
Fairly often
3
Not very often
Not very often
4
Never
Never
5
SPONTANEOUS No recycling facility in area
No recycling in area

use

askOthrec2

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_othrec2

household_w1.Othrec3Frequency of using Plastic bag recycling point

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

Plastic bag recycling point, including at a supermarket?

options

1
Very often
Very often
2
Fairly often
Fairly often
3
Not very often
Not very often
4
Never
Never
5
SPONTANEOUS No recycling facility in area
No recycling in area

use

askOthrec3

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_othrec3

household_w1.Othrec4Frequency of using garden waste recycling facility

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

Garden waste recycling facilities?

options

1
Very often
Very often
2
Fairly often
Fairly often
3
Not very often
Not very often
4
Never
Never
5
SPONTANEOUS No recycling facility in area
No recycling in area

use

askOthrec4

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_othrec4

ifHHGRID.region = 1|2|3address in England, Wales or Scotland

household_w1.HsctaxCouncil tax band

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Please note that the figures in column 1 refer to England, column 2 to Scotland and column 3 to Wales

text

Could you please tell me which Council Tax band this accommodation is in? The bands run from Band A to Band H.

Interviewer instruction

THIS MUST BE THE BAND SET BY THE COUNCIL. DO NOT ACCEPT INFORMANT'S OWN ESTIMATE OF VALUE OF PROPERTY.
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
A up to £40000 up to £27000 up to £30000
A
2
B £40001 - 52000 £27001 - 35000 £30001 - 39000
B
3
C £52001 - 68000 £35001 - 45000 £39001 - 51000
C
4
D £68001 - 88000 £45001 - 58000 £51001 - 66000
D
5
E £88001 - 120000 £58001 - 80000 £66001 - 90000
E
6
F £120001 - 160000 £80001 - 106000 £90001 - 120000
F
7
G £160001 - 320000 £106001 - 212000 £120001 - 240000
G
8
H £320001+ £212001+ £240001+
H
9
Household accommodation not valued separately/included in rent
Household accommodation not valued separately/included in rent

help

This question refers to the Council Tax valuation bands, not the market value of the respondent's house. Please ask them to check their Council Tax bill if possible. Many renters may not know the band if it is included in their rent. Code these as 'Don't know'. If the household accommodation is not valued separately e.g. a granny flat or a bedsit, code 09.

use

askHsctax

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 1|2|3address in England, Wales or Scotland

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hsctax

ifhsownd = 2|3|4|97house being bought on a mortgage, part-rented or rented

household_w1.XphsdbBehind with rent/mortgage

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Many people find it hard to keep up with their housing payments. In the last twelve months, have you ever found yourself behind with your rent/mortgage?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Applies to any accommodation lived in by householder or spouse during the past 12 months, not just current accommodation. If a mortgage has only recently been taken out refer to previous housing situation.

use

askXphsdb

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsownd = 2|3|4|97house being bought on a mortgage, part-rented or rented

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xphsdb

ifhsctax <> 9council tax band provided

household_w1.XphsdctBehind with Council Tax

type

choice

source

FRS (adapted)

text

In the last twelve months, have you ever found yourself behind with paying your Council Tax?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askXphsdct

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifhsctax <> 9council tax band provided

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xphsdct

household_w1.XphsdbaUp to date with all bills

type

choice

source

FRS (adapted)

text

Sometimes people are not able to pay every household bill when it falls due. May I ask, are you up to date with all your household bills such as electricity, gas, water, rates, telephone and other bills or are you behind with any of them?

options

1
Up to date with all bills
Up to date w all bills
2
Behind with some bills
Behind with some bills
3
Behind with all bills
Behind with all bills

use

askXphsdba

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xphsdba

household_w1.CduseConsumer durables in accommodation

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Could you please tell me which of the following items you have in your (part of the) accommodation. Just tell me the numbers that apply.

Interviewer instruction

IF COMBINED TV/VIDEO CODE 1 & 2
IF COMBINED WASHER/DRIER CODE 6 & 7
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Colour television
Colour television
2
Video recorder/DVD player
Video recorder/DVD player
3
Satellite dish/Sky TV
Satellite dish/Sky TV
4
Cable TV
Cable TV
5
Deep freeze or fridge freezer (EXCLUDE: fridge only)
Deep freeze or fridge freezer (EXCLUDE: fridge only)
6
Washing machine
Washing machine
7
Tumble drier
Tumble drier
8
Dish washer
Dish washer
9
Microwave oven
Microwave oven
10
Home computer/PC (not games console)
Home computer/PC (not games console)
11
Compact disc player (INCLUDE if part of a sound system)
Compact disc player (INCLUDE if part of a sound system)
12
Landline telephone
Landline telephone
13
Mobile telephone (anyone in household)
Mobile telephone (anyone in household)
96
Or none of the above?
Or none of the above?

help

Include both owned and rented items. Include items made available by the landlord for personal use by household members. Include second hand purchases. Include home computers even if only used for games, but only if it has a keyboard. Include computers used for business purposes by self-employed people, but not those provided by employers for work at home. Exclude any items which are broken and will not be repaired. Include hire-purchase and credit sales but not rentals with a future option to purchase. Exclude gifts or loans to household members from persons outside the household, but include gifts between household members.

use

askCduse

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cduse1, a_hhresp.a_cduse10, a_hhresp.a_cduse11, a_hhresp.a_cduse12, a_hhresp.a_cduse13, a_hhresp.a_cduse2, a_hhresp.a_cduse3, a_hhresp.a_cduse4, a_hhresp.a_cduse5, a_hhresp.a_cduse6, a_hhresp.a_cduse7, a_hhresp.a_cduse8, a_hhresp.a_cduse9, a_hhresp.a_cduse96

ifcduse = 10there is a home computer in the household

household_w1.PcnetAccess to the internet

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does your household have access to the internet from home?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askPcnet

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifcduse = 10there is a home computer in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_pcnet

ifpcnet = 1household has access to the internet from home

household_w1.PcbroadBroadband connection

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you have a broadband connection from your home computer?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

A broadband connection usually allows users to speak on a landline telephone at the same time as being connected to the internet.

use

askPcbroad

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifcduse = 10there is a home computer in the household

and ifpcnet = 1household has access to the internet from home

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_pcbroad

household_w1.ConintroFood consumption intro

type

text

source

UKHLS IP1

text

The next questions are about how much your household has spent in the last four weeks on food eaten at home and food bought outside the home. Please include expenditure for all household members even if you are not sure of the exact amounts other people spend.

use

askConintro

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_conintro

household_w1.Xpfood1_g3Amount spent on food from food shops

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

range

0..99997

source

UKHLS IP1 (adapted)

text

About how much has your household spent in total on food and groceries in the last four weeks from a supermarket or other food shop or market? Please do not include alcohol but do include non-food items such as paper products, home cleaning supplies and pet foods.

Interviewer instruction

DO NOT INCLUDE MEALS OR SNACKS PURCHASED AND EATEN OUTSIDE THE HOME
IF DON'T KNOW, ASK FOR ESTIMATE
ENTER '0' IF NOTHING SPENT
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £

use

askXpfood1_g3

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpfood1_g3

household_w1.Xpfdout_g3Amount spent on food eaten outside the home

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

range

0..99997

source

UKHLS IP1 (adapted)

text

And about how much have you and other members of your household spent in total on meals or snacks purchased outside the home in the last four weeks? Please include food bought from takeaways, restaurants, sandwich shops, work or school canteens but do not include alcohol.

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE TAKEAWAYS DELIVERED TO THE HOME
IF DON'T KNOW, ASK FOR ESTIMATE
ENTER '0' IF NOTHING SPENT
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £

use

askXpfdout_g3

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpfdout_g3

household_w1.Xpaltob_g3Amount spent on alcohol

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

range

0..99997

source

UKHLS IP1 (adapted)

text

About how much have you and other members of your household spent in total on alcohol in the last four weeks? Please include alcohol purchased from a supermarket or off licence and from pubs, restaurants or other venues.

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW, ASK FOR ESTIMATE
ENTER '0' IF NOTHING SPENT
WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £

use

askXpaltob_g3

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_xpaltob_g3

household_w1.MatdepaHoliday

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Next we have some questions about the sorts of things that some families/people have but which many people have difficulty finding the money for.
For each of the following things please tell me the number from the showcard which best explains whether you (and your family/partner) have it or not. Do you (and your family partner) have...

A holiday away from home for at least one week a year, whilst not staying with relatives at their home?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepA

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdepa

household_w1.MatdepbFriends/family around for drink or meal

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Friends or family around for a drink or meal at least once a month?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepB

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdepb

household_w1.MatdepcAll weather shoes

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Two pairs of all weather shoes for all adult members of the family?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepC

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdepc

household_w1.MatdepdHouse in decent state of repair

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Enough money to keep your house in a decent state of repair?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepD

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdepd

household_w1.MatdepeHousehold contents insurance

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Household contents insurance?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepE

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdepe

household_w1.MatdepfRegular savings

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Enough money to make regular savings of £10 a month or more for rainy days or retirement?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepF

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdepf

household_w1.MatdepgReplace worn out furniture

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Enough money to replace any worn out furniture?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepG

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdepg

household_w1.MatdephReplace or repair major electrical goods

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Enough money to replace or repair major electrical goods such as a refrigerator or a washing machine, when broken?

showcard

TBC

options

1
I/We have this
I/We have this
2
I/We would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it
3
I/We do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askMatdepH

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_matdeph

household_w1.HheatKeep accommodation warm enough

type

choice

source

FRS

text

For the next question please just answer yes or no. In winter, are you able to keep this accommodation warm enough?

Interviewer instruction

CODE 'CAN'T AFFORD IT' AS NO

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Doesn't apply
Doesn't apply

use

askHheat

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hheat

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

household_w1.Cdephave1Children have family holidays

type

choice

source

FRS

text

The next questions are about all the children you NAME (and your partner) are responsible for in this household. Please think about your children when answering these questions
For each of the following things please tell me the number from the showcard which best explains whether your child/children has/have it or not. Does your child have/do your children have...

A family holiday away from home for at least one week a year?

Interviewer instruction

PRIORITY ORDER OF CODES IS 1: Cannot afford, 2: Doesn't need, 3: (all) have
ON ALL ITEMS THIS IS THE RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) has/have this
Child(ren) has/have it
2
Child(ren) would like to have this but we cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it now
3
Child(ren) do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askCDepHave1

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdephave1

household_w1.Cdephave2Children have enough bedrooms

type

choice

source

FRS

text

And are there enough bedrooms for every child of 10 or over of a different sex to have their own bedroom?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) has/have this
Child(ren) has/have it
2
Child(ren) would like to have this but we cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it now
3
Child(ren) do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askCDepHave2

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdephave2

household_w1.Cdephave3Children have leisure equipment

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Leisure equipment such as sports equipment or a bicycle?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) has/have this
Child(ren) has/have it
2
Child(ren) would like to have this but we cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it now
3
Child(ren) do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askCDepHave3

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdephave3

household_w1.Cdephave4Children have celebrations on special occassions

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Celebrations on special occassions such as birthdays, Christmas or other religious festivals?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) has/have this
Child(ren) has/have it
2
Child(ren) would like to have this but we cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it now
3
Child(ren) do not want/need this at the moment
Don't need it now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askCDepHave4

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdephave4

household_w1.Cdepdo1Children go swimming

type

choice

source

FRS

text

I now want to ask some questions about whether or not your children can afford to do a number of different activities. Please choose your answer from this card. Does your child/do your children...

Go swimming at least once a month?

Interviewer instruction

PRIORITY ORDER OF CODES IS 1: Cannot afford, 2: Doesn't need, 3: (all) have
THIS IS THE RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) does/do this
Child(ren) does/do this
2
Child(ren) would like to do this but we cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it now
3
Chil(ren) do not want/need to do this at the moment
Don't want/need now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askCdepDo1

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdepdo1

household_w1.Cdepdo2Children do hobbies/leisure activities

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Do a hobby or leisure activity?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) does/do this
Child(ren) does/do this
2
Child(ren) would like to do this but we cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it now
3
Chil(ren) do not want/need to do this at the moment
Don't want/need now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askCdepDo2

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdepdo2

household_w1.Cdepdo3Children have friends round

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Have friends around for tea or a snack once a fortnight?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) does/do this
Child(ren) does/do this
2
Child(ren) would like to do this but we cannot afford this at the moment
Can't afford it now
3
Chil(ren) do not want/need to do this at the moment
Don't want/need now
4
Does not apply
Does not apply

use

askCdepDo3

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdepdo3

ifIVH has child aged <6Person completing the household questionnaire has a child under 6

household_w1.CplayChildren attend nursery/playgroup

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Does your child/do your children go to a toddler group, nursery or playgroup at least once a week?

Interviewer instruction

PRIORITY ORDER OF CODES IS 1: Cannot afford, 2: Doesn't need, 3: (all) have
THIS IS THE RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) do this
Child(ren) do this
2
Child(ren) would like to do this but we cannot afford this at the moment
We can't afford it
3
Child(ren) do not want/need this at the moment
Don't want/need it
4
Does not apply/Child(ren) at primary school
NA Child(ren) at school

use

askCPlay

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH has child aged <6Person completing the household questionnaire has a child under 6

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cplay

ifIVH has child aged >5 OR CPlay = 4Person completing the household questionnaire has a child over 5 or child under 5 but already at school

household_w1.CdeptrpChildren go on school trips

type

choice

source

FRS

text

Does your child/do your children go on school trips?

Interviewer instruction

PRIORITY ORDER OF CODES IS 1: Cannot afford, 2: Doesn't need, 3: (all) have
THIS IS THE RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION

showcard

TBC

options

1
Child(ren) do this
Child(ren) do this
2
Child(ren) would like to do this but we cannot afford this at the moment
We can't afford it
3
Child(ren) do not want/need this at the moment
Don't want/need it
4
Does not apply/Child(ren) not at school
NA Child(ren) not at sch

use

askCdepTrp

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH has child aged >5 OR CPlay = 4Person completing the household questionnaire has a child over 5 or child under 5 but already at school

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdeptrp

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

household_w1.CdelplyOutdoor space for children to play

type

choice

source

FRS

text

For the next question just answer yes or no. Does your child/do your children have an outdoor space or facilities where they can play safely?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askCdelply

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifIVH = HHGRID.RESPM16 | HHGRID.RESPF16Person completing the household questionnaire is the mother or father of a child under 16 in the household

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_cdelply

household_w1.NcarsNumber of cars in household

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

source

BHPS

text

How many cars or vans in total does your household own or have continuous use of?

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE COMPANY VEHICLES IF AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE USE
EXCLUDE VEHICLES SOLELY FOR CARRIAGE OF GOODS
ENTER NUMBER
ENTER '0' IF NO CARS
F9 FOR HELP

help

Include vehicles on long term hire and company vehicles if for private use. Exclude those hired from time to time and if used solely in the course of work and vehicles currently unfit for use if there is no intention to repair

use

askNcars

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_ncars

ifncars > 0there are cars in the household

loopfor carno = 1,ncars

Data output to:recname CAR recno 108 ids + carnum

household_w1.CarnumCar number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..20

Development notes

question added. No range in data (used default of 1..99) but 1..20 looks more plausible

use

computeCarnum=carno

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

in loops

loopfor carno = 1,ncars

universe

ifncars > 0there are cars in the household

output to

recname CAR recno 108 ids + carnum

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_ncars

household_w1.EnsizeEngine size

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

What is the engine size of your first/second etc car/van?

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT IF NECESSARY

options

1
Small engine - under 1400cc / 1.0 - 1.3999
Small engine - under 1400cc / 1.0 - 1.3999
2
Medium engine - 1400 to under 2000cc / 1.4 - 1.9999
Medium engine - 1400 to under 2000cc / 1.4 - 1.9999
3
Large engine - 2000+cc / 2.0 or larger
Large engine - 2000+cc / 2.0 or larger

use

askEnsize

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

in loops

loopfor carno = 1,ncars

universe

ifncars > 0there are cars in the household

output to

recname CAR recno 108 ids + carnum

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_ensize1, a_hhresp.a_ensize2, a_hhresp.a_ensize3, a_hhresp.a_ensize4, a_hhresp.a_ensize5

household_w1.WhodriveMain driver of car

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Who drives this car most often?

Interviewer instruction

IF DRIVEN EQUALLY BY MORE THAN ONE PERSON CODE FIRST PERSON NAMED
RECORD PERSON NUMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD GRID

options

0
Non-household member
Non-household member
1
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 1
Person number 1
2
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 2
Person number 2
3
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 3
Person number 3
4
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 4
Person number 4
5
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 5
Person number 5
6
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 6
Person number 6
7
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 7
Person number 7
8
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 8
Person number 8
9
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 9
Person number 9
10
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 10
Person number 10
11
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 11
Person number 11
12
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 12
Person number 12
13
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 13
Person number 13
14
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 14
Person number 14
15
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 15
Person number 15
16
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 16
Person number 16

use

askWhodrive

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

in loops

loopfor carno = 1,ncars

universe

ifncars > 0there are cars in the household

output to

recname CAR recno 108 ids + carnum

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_whodrive1, a_hhresp.a_whodrive2, a_hhresp.a_whodrive3, a_hhresp.a_whodrive4, a_hhresp.a_whodrive5

household_w1.HhendtimebTime at end of household interview

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeHHEndTimeB=from system clock

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

household_w1.HhintlangLanguage HH questionnaire completed in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

RECORD LANGUAGE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE CONDUCTED IN

options

0
English
English
1
Arabic
Arabic
2
Bengali
Bengali
3
Cantonese
Cantonese
4
Gujarati
Gujarati
5
Punjabi: Gurmukhi
Punjabi: Gurmukhi
6
Punjabi: Urdu
Punjabi: Urdu
7
Somali
Somali
8
Urdu
Urdu
9
Welsh
Welsh

use

askHHIntLang

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hhintlang

ifHHIntLang > 0Interview carried out in language other than English

household_w1.HhwhointWho conducted HH interview

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

DID YOU CONDUCT THE INTERVIEW IN THIS LANGUAGE OR WERE YOU ACCOMPANIED BY ANOTHER PERSON ACTING AS INTERPRETER?

options

1
Accompanied by another person acting as interpreter
With interpreter
2
Interviewer (yourself) conducted the interview
Interviewer

use

askHHWhoInt

modules

moduleHousehold_w1Household Questionnaire

universe

ifHHIntLang > 0Interview carried out in language other than English

output to

recname HHOLDINT recno 107Household interview

associated variables

a_hhresp.a_hhwhoint

Data output to:recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

PnoPerson Number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computePno=person number from household grid

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

section1Individual interview

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

version

01 (Tue Oct 25 15:18:43 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

description

This module specifies values that should be computed for use in the person interview.

use

usePrepercalc_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

Development note

changed label (and interpretation) of next two variables, prepercalc_w1.Nadoptch and prepercalc_w1.NNatCh after consultation with Heather. Variable labels should be changed.

prepercalc_w1.NadoptchNumber of adoptive children resp is parent of

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

use

computeNAdoptCh=number of adopted children resp is parent of

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nadoptch

prepercalc_w1.NnatchNumber of biological children resp is parent of

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

use

computeNNatCh=number of biological children resp is parent of

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nnatch

prepercalc_w1.Nchunder16Number of children aged under 16 resp is parent of

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeNCHUNDER16=number of children aged under 16 resp is parent of

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nchunder16

prepercalc_w1.Nch5to15Number of children aged 5 to 15 resp is parent of

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeNCH5TO15=number of children aged 5 to 15 resp is parent of

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nch5to15

prepercalc_w1.Nch10to15Number of children aged 10 to 15 resp is parent of

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeNCH10TO15=number of children aged 10 to 15 resp is parent of

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nch10to15

prepercalc_w1.NchrespNumber of children under 16 resp is responsible adult for

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeNCHRESP=number of children aged under 16 resp is responsible adult for

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nchresp

prepercalc_w1.Nch14respNumber of children under 15 resp is responsible for

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeNCH14RESP=number of children aged under 15 resp is responsible adult for

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nch14resp

prepercalc_w1.Nch415respNumber of children aged 4 to 15 resp is responsible adult for

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeNCH415RESP=number of children aged 4 to 15 resp is responsible adult for

modules

modulePrepercalc_w1Pre-person interview calculations

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nch415resp

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

version

03 (Thu Oct 27 10:54:25 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useDemographics_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

Development note

demographics_w1.Indstime should properly be placed outside all modules.

demographics_w1.IndstimeTime at start of individual interview

type

time

Development notes

This was returned in individual file rather than in timings file. Still assume that the value was assigned from the system clock

use

computeIndstime=from system clock

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

demographics_w1.DemogTime at start of demographics module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeDemog=from system clock

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_demog_tm

Development note

are not demographics_w1.Istrtdat and demographics_w1.Ildate computed from system clock?

demographics_w1.IstrtdatInterview start date

type

date

use

askIStrtDat

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_istrtdatd, a_indresp.a_istrtdatm, a_indresp.a_istrtdaty

demographics_w1.IldatFirst date of interview

type

date

Development notes

should the 'text' of this question be a comment?

text

First date of interview entered. Used for checks

use

askIlDat

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_iidatd, a_indresp.a_iidatm, a_indresp.a_iidaty

demographics_w1.ChknamConfirm respondent's name

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

I'd like to start with some questions about yourself and where you live. First, can I confirm the details already given in the opening part of the interview?

Your name is ForNam SurNam?

options

1
Name is correct
Name is correct
2
Name needs amending
Name needs amending

use

askChkNam

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

hard checkChkNam = 2Name needs correcting

action

return to HH Grid to amend

demographics_w1.ChksexConfirm respondent's sex

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And you are sex from household grid?

options

1
Male
Male
2
Female
Female

use

askChkSex

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

hard checkChkSex different to sex on HH Grid

action

return to HH Grid to amend

ifDOB given in full on HHGRIDDOB given in full on household grid

demographics_w1.ChkdobConfirmed date of birth

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And your date of birth is DOB from household grid?

options

1
Yes, correct
Yes, correct
2
No, needs amending
No, needs amending

use

askChkDOB

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDOB given in full on HHGRIDDOB given in full on household grid

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

hard checkChkDOB = 2

action

return to HH Grid to amend

demographics_w1.MveverLived at address whole life

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Have you personally lived at this address your whole life?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMvEver

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mvever

ifMvEver = 2not lived at current address whole life

demographics_w1.MvmnthMonth moved to current address

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

When did you personally move to this address?

Interviewer instruction

RECORD MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT THE NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askMvMnth

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMvEver = 2not lived at current address whole life

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mvmnth

demographics_w1.MvyrYear moved to current address

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE YEAR THIS RESPONDENT MOVED TO THE CURRENT ADDRESS

use

askMvYr

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMvEver = 2not lived at current address whole life

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mvyr

demographics_w1.LkmovePrefers to move house

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

If you could choose, would you stay here in your present home or would you prefer to move somewhere else?

options

1
Stay here
Stay here
2
Prefer to move
Prefer to move

use

askLkMove

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lkmove

demographics_w1.XpmoveExpects to move in next year

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

[Even though you may not want to move, do you expect you will move in the coming year] {LkMove=1} / [Do you expect you will move in the coming year]{LkMove=2}?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askXPMove

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_xpmove

demographics_w1.JbstatCurrent economic activity

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Which of these best describes your current employment situation?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Self employed
Self employed
2
In paid employment (full or part-time)
Paid employment(ft/pt)
3
Unemployed
Unemployed
4
Retired
Retired
5
On maternity leave
On maternity leave
6
Looking after family or home
Family care or home
7
Full-time student
Full-time student
8
Long-term sick or disabled
LT sick or disabled
9
On a government training scheme
Govt training scheme
10
Unpaid worker in family business
Unpaid, family business
97
Doing something else
Doing something else

help

Code one only. If respondent says more than one applies ask them to choose which best applies

use

askJbStat

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbstat

soft checkJBstat = 4 and (ChkSex = 1 and age <=65) or (sex = female age <=60 and ChkSex = 2))respondent is retired but below the retirement age (65 for men and 60 for women)

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 1 THRU 9Marital status provided in household grid

demographics_w1.MlstatchkMarital status check

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

I have your legal marital status as MARSTAT. Is this correct?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMLSTATChk

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 1 THRU 9Marital status provided in household grid

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mlstatchk

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = DK|REF|MIS OR MLSTATChk = 2Marital status not provided in household grid OR is incorrect in grid

demographics_w1.MlstatPresent legal marital status

type

choice

source

BHPS

Notes

MLSTAT is autofilled from HHGRID.MARSTAT if MLSTATCHK = 1 (marital status recorded in the grid is correct)

text

What is your current legal marital status? Are you...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Single and never married or never in a legally recognised Civil Partnership
Single 2 Married
3
A Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership
Civil Partner
4
Separated from Spouse
Separated from Spouse
5
Divorced
Divorced
6
Widowed
Widowed
7
spontaneous only: Separated from Civil Partner
Sep from Civil Partner
8
spontaneous only: A former Civil Partner, the Civil Partnership legally dissolved
Former Civil Partner
9
spontaneous only:A surviving Civil Partner (your partner having died)
Surviving Civil Partner

help

If the respondent is separated, but not legally separated, they are coded as married here and separated on the Household Grid. If legally married but cohabiting, code as married here and cohabiting on the Household Grid. A 'Civil Partnership' is the legal equivalent of marriage for same-sex couples

use

askMLSTAT

modules

moduleDemographics_w1Demographics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = DK|REF|MIS OR MLSTATChk = 2Marital status not provided in household grid OR is incorrect in grid

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mlstat

Note

HHGRID.MARSTAT is autofilled with DEMOGRAPHICS.MLSTAT where MLSTAT is answered. This is to ensure the rest of the questionnaire is routed on the correct marital status.

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

version

03 (Thu Oct 27 10:57:12 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useInitialconditions_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

initialconditions_w1.InitialTime at start of initial conditions module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeInitial=from system clock

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_initial_tm

initialconditions_w1.UkbornBorn in UK

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Were you born in the UK, that is in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland?

options

1
Yes, England
Yes, England
2
Yes, Scotland
Yes, Scotland
3
Yes, Wales
Yes, Wales
4
Yes, Northern Ireland
Yes, Northern Ireland
5
Not born in the UK
Not born in the UK

use

askUkborn

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ukborn

ifukborn= 5Not born in the UK

initialconditions_w1.PlborncCountry of birth

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In which country were you born?

options

5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askPLBORNC

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifukborn= 5Not born in the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_plbornc, a_indresp.a_plbornc_all

ifPLBORNC = 97Born in other country

initialconditions_w1.Plboth'Other' country of birth

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE WRITE IN COUNTRY

use

askPLBOTH

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifukborn= 5Not born in the UK

and ifPLBORNC = 97Born in other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifUKBORN < 5Born in the UK

initialconditions_w1.PlbornukUK county of birth

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

START TYPING COUNTY NAME.
USE ALT T TO SWITCH TO SEARCH FOR ANY TEXT IN COUNTY NAME.
IF UNABLE TO CODE TYPE 'ZZZ'.
F9 FOR HELP

text

In which UK county were you born?

help

Note historical changes to boundaries and names mean some counties may no longer exist. Please use name of county of birth as recorded on birth certificate

use

askPLBORNUK

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifUKBORN < 5Born in the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_plbornuk

ifPLBORNUK = 997Born in other county

initialconditions_w1.PlbornukoUncoded UK county of birth

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN NAME OF OTHER COUNTY

use

askPLBORNUKO

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifUKBORN < 5Born in the UK

and ifPLBORNUK = 997Born in other county

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifUKBORN = 5Not born in the UK

initialconditions_w1.Yr2uk4Year came to Britain

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In what year did you first come to this country to live, even if you have spent time abroad since?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

help

Definition of 'living in UK' is 3 months or more or a stay with an indefinite period of duration e.g. someone may have arrived in last week with an intention to settle indefinitely

use

askYR2UK4

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifUKBORN = 5Not born in the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_yr2uk4

initialconditions_w1.CitznCitizenship

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

text

Are you a UK citizen, a citizen of your country of birth or a citizen of another country? If you have citizenship of more than one country please tell me all of them.

Interviewer instruction

CITIZENSHIP MEANS YOU ARE ENTITLED TO HOLD A PASSPORT ISSUED BY THAT COUNTRY
CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
UK citizen
UK citizen
2
Citizen of country of birth
Citizen of country of birth
3
Citizen of other country
Citizen of other country

help

Citizenship is membership in a country and carried with it rights to political participation. It is possible to have nationality without being a citizen (i.e. be legally subject to a state and entitled to its protection without having rights of political participation in it). Thus, you can have a citizenship from one country and be a national of another country

use

askCITZN

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifUKBORN = 5Not born in the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_citzn1, a_indresp.a_citzn2, a_indresp.a_citzn3

ifCITZN = 3Citizen of other country

initialconditions_w1.CitznoCitizenship of other country

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

text

What is your present citizenship? If you have dual citizenship please tell me both.

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN OTHER CITIZENSHIP
F9 FOR HELP

help

Citizenship is membership in a country and carried with it rights to political participation. It is possible to have nationality without being a citizen (i.e. be legally subject to a state and entitled to its protection without having rights of political participation in it). Thus, you can have a citizenship from one country and be a national of another country

use

askCITZNO

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifUKBORN = 5Not born in the UK

and ifCITZN = 3Citizen of other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_citzn_code

initialconditions_w1.QfhighHighest qualification

type

choice

source

BHPS/LFS

text

Can you tell me the highest educational or school qualification you have obtained?

Interviewer instruction

PRIORITY FROM 1 = HIGHEST TO 15 = LOWEST
CODE ONE ONLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
University Higher Degree (e.g. MSc, PhD)
Higher Degree
2
First degree level qualification including foundation degrees, graduate membership of a professional Institute, PGCE
1st degree or equiv
3
Diploma in higher education
Diploma in HE
4
Teaching qualification (excluding PGCE)
Teaching qual not PGCE
5
Nursing or other medical qualification not yet mentioned
Nursing/other med qual
6
A Level
A Level
7
Welsh Baccalaureate
Welsh Baccalaureate
8
International Baccalaureate
I'nationl Baccalaureate
9
AS Level
AS Level
10
Higher Grade/Advanced Higher (Scotland)
Highers (Scot)
11
Certificate of sixth year studies
Cert 6th year studies
12
GCSE/O Level
GCSE/O Level
13
CSE
CSE
14
Standard/Ordinary (O) Grade / Lower (Scotland)
Standard/O/lower
15
Other school (inc. school leaving exam certificate or matriculation)
Other school cert
96
None of the above
None of the above

help

Do not count first aid certificates as nursing qualifications. If teaching qualification is a degree then code as degree. Count degrees obtained overseas as first or higher degrees as appropriate

use

askQFHIGH

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_qfhigh

ifQFHIGH = 1|2|3|4|5|8|15Has a University First Degree, Higher Degree, other higher academic qualification, IB, other school qualification

initialconditions_w1.QualocUK or non-UK qualification

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can I just check, did you gain this qualification in the UK?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

The UK is made up of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

use

askQUALOC

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifQFHIGH = 1|2|3|4|5|8|15Has a University First Degree, Higher Degree, other higher academic qualification, IB, other school qualification

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_qualoc

initialconditions_w1.QfvocVocational qualifications

type

multichoice

source

BHPS (adapted)

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

And which of the following vocational or other qualifications do you have, if any?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Youth training certificate
Youth training cert.
2
Key Skills
Key Skills
3
Basic skills
Basic skills
4
Entry level qualifications (Wales)
Entry lvl qual (Wales)
5
Modern apprenticeship/trade apprenticeship
Modern/trade apprentice
6
RSA/OCR/Clerical and commercial qualifications (e.g. typing/shorthand/book-keeping/commerce)
RSA/OCR/Cleri/comm qual
7
City and Guilds Certificate
City and Guilds Cert
8
GNVQ/GSVQ
GNVQ/GSVQ
9
NVQ/SVQ - Level 1 - 2
NVQ/SVQ - Level 1 - 2
10
NVQ/SVQ - Level 3 - 5
NVQ/SVQ - Level 3 - 5
11
HNC/HND
HNC/HND
12
ONC/OND
ONC/OND
13
BTEC/BEC/TEC/EdExcel/LQL
BTEC/BEC/TEC/EdExcel/LQL
14
SCOTVEC, SCOTEC or SCOTBEC
SCOTVEC/SCOTEC/SCOTBEC
15
Other vocational, technical or professional qualification
Other voc/tech/prof qual
96
None of the above
None of the above

use

askQFVoc

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_qfvoc1, a_indresp.a_qfvoc10, a_indresp.a_qfvoc11, a_indresp.a_qfvoc12, a_indresp.a_qfvoc13, a_indresp.a_qfvoc14, a_indresp.a_qfvoc15, a_indresp.a_qfvoc2, a_indresp.a_qfvoc3, a_indresp.a_qfvoc4, a_indresp.a_qfvoc5, a_indresp.a_qfvoc6, a_indresp.a_qfvoc7, a_indresp.a_qfvoc8, a_indresp.a_qfvoc9, a_indresp.a_qfvoc96

initialconditions_w1.SchoolNever went to/still at school

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How old were you when you left school?

Interviewer instruction

DO NOT INCLUDE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

options

1
Write in age
Write in age
2
Never went to school
Never went to school
3
Still at school
Still at school

use

askSCHOOL

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_school

ifSCHOOL = 1Left school

initialconditions_w1.ScendSchool leaving age

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

10..20

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN AGE RESPONDENT LEFT SCHOOL

use

askSCEND

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifSCHOOL = 1Left school

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scend

ifHHGRID.DVAGE > 15 AND HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Aged 16 or over and born since 1981

ifSCHOOL = 1 AND SCEND > 0School leaving age given

initialconditions_w1.SchllocPlace of school

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And where was your school...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
England
England
2
Scotland
Scotland
3
Wales
Wales
4
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
5
Or outside the UK?
Outside the UK

use

askSchlLoc

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.DVAGE > 15 AND HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Aged 16 or over and born since 1981

and ifSCHOOL = 1 AND SCEND > 0School leaving age given

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_schlloc

ifSCHLLOC < 5 | SCHOOL = 3Attended school in the UK or still at school

initialconditions_w1.SchcodeSchool code

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

What is/was the name of your school?

Interviewer instruction

TYPE IN ANY PART OF SCHOOL NAME AND ADDRESS. TYPE IN MORE DETAIL TO NARROW DOWN THE SELECTION.
IF UNABLE TO CODE TYPE ZZZ.
IF ASKED WHY SCHOOL NAME IS WANTED, SEE HELP SCREEN F9

help

We are interested in linking publicly available information on schools such as positions in league tables and class sizes to understand the effect on people's education. The name of the school you provide here will remain confidential

use

askSchCode

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.DVAGE > 15 AND HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Aged 16 or over and born since 1981

and ifSCHLLOC < 5 | SCHOOL = 3Attended school in the UK or still at school

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifSCHCODE = 1-999996School identified

initialconditions_w1.SchokSchool details correct

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Are the details reported below correct?

SCHNAME

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askSchOK

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.DVAGE > 15 AND HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Aged 16 or over and born since 1981

and ifSCHLLOC < 5 | SCHOOL = 3Attended school in the UK or still at school

and ifSCHCODE = 1-999996School identified

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifSCHCODE = 999997School name not found using lookup file

initialconditions_w1.SchnameSchool name if not coded

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

text

What is/was the name of your school?

Interviewer instruction

TYPE IN FULL NAME AND POSTCODE. IF ASKED WHY SCHOOL NAME IS WANTED SEE HELP SCREEN F9

help

We are interested in linking publicly available information on schools such as positions in league tables and class sizes to understand the effect on people's education. The name of the school you provide here will remain confidential

use

askSchName

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.DVAGE > 15 AND HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Aged 16 or over and born since 1981

and ifSCHLLOC < 5 | SCHOOL = 3Attended school in the UK or still at school

and ifSCHCODE = 999997School name not found using lookup file

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifSCHOOL = 1Left school

initialconditions_w1.FenowStill in further education

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And how old were you when you left college or university, or when you finished or stopped your course?

Interviewer instruction

IF RETURNED TO COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY AS A MATURE STUDENT AND COURSE NOT FINISHED, CODE 3

options

1
Write in age
Write in age
2
Never went to college or university
Never went to FE/HE
3
At college/university
At college/university

use

askFENOW

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifSCHOOL = 1Left school

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fenow

ifFENOW = 1Left college or university

initialconditions_w1.FeendFurther education leaving age

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

17..80

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN AGE RESPONDENT LEFT COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY

use

askFEEND

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifSCHOOL = 1Left school

and ifFENOW = 1Left college or university

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_feend

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 7Full time student

initialconditions_w1.EdtypeType of educational institution attending

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are you...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
At School
At School
2
At Sixth Form College
At Sixth Form College
3
At Further Education (FE) College
At FE college
4
At Higher Education (HE) College
At HE college
5
or at University?
At University

use

askEdType

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 7Full time student

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_edtype

ifEdType = 1,2Currently at school or Sixth Form College

initialconditions_w1.EdaspHighest level exam like to get b/f leave school

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What are the highest level exams you would like to gain before you leave school?

options

1
GCSE/Standards/GNVQ Foundation/GNVQ Intermediate/NVQ1/NVQ2
GCSEs
2
AS Levels/AVCE Part
AS Levels/AVCE Part
3
A Levels/Highers/NVQ3/AVCE Single/AVCE Double
A levels/highers
97
Other qualifications
Other qualifications

use

askEdAsp

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 7Full time student

and ifEdType = 1,2Currently at school or Sixth Form College

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_edasp

initialconditions_w1.FedlikLikelihood of entering further education

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How likely is it that you will go to college or university when you finish school, even if you take a gap year between? Is it...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Very likely
Very likely
2
Fairly likely
Fairly likely
3
Not very likely
Not very likely
4
Or not at all likely?
Not at all likely
5
SPONTANEOUS Depends
Depends

use

askFedLik

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 7Full time student

and ifEdType = 1,2Currently at school or Sixth Form College

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fedlik

ifFedLik > 2Going on to further education is not very likely or not at all likely

initialconditions_w1.FedntReasons not going on to further education

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What is the main reason you might not go on to further full-time education?

options

1
Having school qualification is enough
School quals enough
2
Have decided on a specific career
Decided on career
3
Want to work and earn money
Want to earn money
4
Cost of education too high
Cost of education
5
Depends on grades
Depends on grades
6
Not academic enough
Not academic enough
7
Just don't want to go
Just don't want to go
8
Want to travel
Want to travel
9
Undecided about it
Undecided about it
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askFedNt

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 7Full time student

and ifEdType = 1,2Currently at school or Sixth Form College

and ifFedLik > 2Going on to further education is not very likely or not at all likely

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fednt

ifHHGRID.Region = 2Address in Wales

initialconditions_w1.WlshRespondent speaks, reads or writes Welsh

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Can you understand, speak, read or write Welsh?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

options

1
Understand spoken Welsh
Understand spoken Welsh
2
Speak Welsh
Speak Welsh
3
Read Welsh
Read Welsh
4
Write Welsh
Write Welsh
96
None of the above
None of the above

use

askWlsh

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.Region = 2Address in Wales

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_wlsh1, a_indresp.a_wlsh2, a_indresp.a_wlsh3, a_indresp.a_wlsh4, a_indresp.a_wlsh96

ifWlsh = 1|2|3|4Can understand, speak, read or write Welsh

initialconditions_w1.WlshuaWelsh at home

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

We are interested in how Welsh is used in different situations. Please look at the card and tell me what language you mainy speak...

...at home?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Only Welsh
Only Welsh
2
Mainly Welsh
Mainly Welsh
3
Equal use of Welsh and English
Equal Welsh & English
4
Mainly English
Mainly English
5
Only English
Only English
6
Other/not applicable
Other/not applicable

use

askWlshUA

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.Region = 2Address in Wales

and ifWlsh = 1|2|3|4Can understand, speak, read or write Welsh

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_wlshua

initialconditions_w1.WlshubWelsh at work

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

...at work?

options

1
Only Welsh
Only Welsh
2
Mainly Welsh
Mainly Welsh
3
Equal use of Welsh and English
Equal Welsh & English
4
Mainly English
Mainly English
5
Only English
Only English
6
Other/not applicable
Other/not applicable

use

askWlshUB

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.Region = 2Address in Wales

and ifWlsh = 1|2|3|4Can understand, speak, read or write Welsh

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_wlshub

initialconditions_w1.WlshucWelsh at school/college/uni

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

...at school, college or university?

options

1
Only Welsh
Only Welsh
2
Mainly Welsh
Mainly Welsh
3
Equal use of Welsh and English
Equal Welsh & English
4
Mainly English
Mainly English
5
Only English
Only English
6
Other/not applicable
Other/not applicable

use

askWlshUC

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.Region = 2Address in Wales

and ifWlsh = 1|2|3|4Can understand, speak, read or write Welsh

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_wlshuc

initialconditions_w1.WlshudWelsh talking to relatives

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

...talking to relatives, friends or neighbours?

options

1
Only Welsh
Only Welsh
2
Mainly Welsh
Mainly Welsh
3
Equal use of Welsh and English
Equal Welsh & English
4
Mainly English
Mainly English
5
Only English
Only English
6
Other/not applicable
Other/not applicable

use

askWlshUD

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.Region = 2Address in Wales

and ifWlsh = 1|2|3|4Can understand, speak, read or write Welsh

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_wlshud

initialconditions_w1.WlshueWelsh for day to day activities

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

...for day to day activities such as shopping or taking the bus?

options

1
Only Welsh
Only Welsh
2
Mainly Welsh
Mainly Welsh
3
Equal use of Welsh and English
Equal Welsh & English
4
Mainly English
Mainly English
5
Only English
Only English
6
Other/not applicable
Other/not applicable

use

askWlshUE

modules

moduleInitialconditions_w1Initial Conditions module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.Region = 2Address in Wales

and ifWlsh = 1|2|3|4Can understand, speak, read or write Welsh

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_wlshue

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

version

05 (Wed Sep 28 10:53:20 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useFamilybackground_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

familybackground_w1.PajuFather not working when resp. aged 14

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Thinking back to when you were 14 years old, was your father working at that time?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Father working
Father working
2
Father not working
Father not working
3
Father deceased
Father deceased
4
Father not living with respondent so don't know
Father not living with respondent so don't know

help

If father/mother was unemployed at that time record usual job. If at age 14 respondent was not living with natural parents record occupation(s) of 'father or mother figure' e.g. step or adopted parent or guardian. If respondent was in institutional care (e.g. an orphanage or council home) record parent's occupations if alive, ring appropriate codes if deceased

use

askPAJU

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paju

ifPAJU = 1Father working when respondent aged 14

familybackground_w1.Pasoc00Father's occupation (SOC 2000), resp. aged 14

type

text

source

BHPS

text

What job was your father doing at that time?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE FOR JOB TITLE AND WORK DONE

use

askPasOc00

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifPAJU = 1Father working when respondent aged 14

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pasoc00

familybackground_w1.MajuMother not working when resp. aged 14

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And was your mother working when you were 14?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Mother working
Mother working
2
Mother not working
Mother not working
3
Mother deceased
Mother deceased
4
Mother not living with respondent so don't know
Mother not living with respondent so don't know

help

If father/mother was unemployed at that time record usual job. If at age 14 respondent was not living with natural parents record occupation(s) of 'father or mother figure' e.g. step or adopted parent or guardian. If respondent was in institutional care (e.g. an orphanage or council home) record parent's occupations if alive, ring appropriate codes if deceased

use

askMAJU

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_maju

ifMAJU = 1Mother working when respondent aged 14

familybackground_w1.Masoc00Mother's occupation (SOC 2000), resp. aged 14

type

text

source

BHPS

text

What job was your mother doing at that time?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE FOR JOB TITLE AND WORK DONE

use

askMasOc00

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMAJU = 1Mother working when respondent aged 14

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_masoc00

familybackground_w1.PacobCountry father born in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

In which country was your father born?

options

1
England
England
2
Scotland
Scotland
3
Wales
Wales
4
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askPaCOB

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pacob

ifPaCOB = 97Father born in other country

familybackground_w1.PacoboCountry father born in (other)

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER COUNTRY

use

askPaCOBO

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifPaCOB = 97Father born in other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifPACOB>4Father not born in the UK

familybackground_w1.PayrukFather lived in UK

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Has your father ever lived in the UK?

options

1
Father lived in UK
Father lived in UK
2
Father never lived in UK
Father never lived in UK

use

askPaYrUK

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifPACOB>4Father not born in the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_payruk

ifPaYrUK = 1Father has lived in UK

familybackground_w1.Payruk1Year father moved to the UK

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

UKHLS

text

In which year did he first move to the UK?

Interviewer instruction

IF UNSURE OF YEAR GIVE APPROXIMATE YEAR

use

askPaYrUK1

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifPACOB>4Father not born in the UK

and ifPaYrUK = 1Father has lived in UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_payruk1

familybackground_w1.MacobCountry mother born in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

In which country was your mother born?

options

1
England
England
2
Scotland
Scotland
3
Wales
Wales
4
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askMaCOB

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_macob

ifMaCOB = 97Mother born in other country

familybackground_w1.MacoboCountry mother born in (other)

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER COUNTRY

use

askMaCOBO

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMaCOB = 97Mother born in other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifMACOB>4Mother not born in UK

familybackground_w1.MayrukMother lived in UK

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Has your mother ever lived in the UK?

options

1
Mother lived in UK
Mother lived in UK
2
Mother never lived in UK
Mother never lived in UK

use

askMaYrUK

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMACOB>4Mother not born in UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mayruk

ifMaYrUK = 1Mother has lived in UK

familybackground_w1.Mayruk1Year mother moved to the UK

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

UKHLS

text

In which year did she first move to the UK?

Interviewer instruction

IF UNSURE OF YEAR GIVE APPROXIMATE YEAR

use

askMaYrUK1

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMACOB>4Mother not born in UK

and ifMaYrUK = 1Mother has lived in UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mayruk1

familybackground_w1.PgprobCountry father's father born in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

In which country was your father's father born?

options

1
England
England
2
Scotland
Scotland
3
Wales
Wales
4
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askPGprOb

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pgprob

ifPGprOb = 97Father's father born in other country

familybackground_w1.PgproboCountry father's father born in (other)

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER COUNTRY

use

askPGprObO

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifPGprOb = 97Father's father born in other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

familybackground_w1.PgmrobCountry father's mother born in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And your father's mother, where was she born?

options

1
England
England
2
Scotland
Scotland
3
Wales
Wales
4
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askPGmrOb

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pgmrob

ifPGmrOb = 97Father's mother born in other country

familybackground_w1.PgmroboCountry father's mother born in (other)

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER COUNTRY

use

askPGmrObO

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifPGmrOb = 97Father's mother born in other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

familybackground_w1.MgprobCountry mother's father born in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And your mother's father, where was he born?

options

1
England
England
2
Scotland
Scotland
3
Wales
Wales
4
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askMGprOb

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mgprob

ifMGprOb = 97Mother's father born in other country

familybackground_w1.MgproboCountry mother's father born in (other)

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER COUNTRY

use

askMGprObO

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMGprOb = 97Mother's father born in other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

familybackground_w1.MgmrobCountry mother's mother born in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And your mother's mother, where was she born?

options

1
England
England
2
Scotland
Scotland
3
Wales
Wales
4
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askMGmrOb

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mgmrob

ifMGmrOb = 97Mother's mother born in other country

familybackground_w1.MgmroboCountry mother's mother born in (other)

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER COUNTRY

use

askMGmrObO

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifMGmrOb = 97Mother's mother born in other country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

familybackground_w1.PaedqfFather's educational qualifications

type

choice

source

BHPS

Notes

This question was only asked in sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009)

text

Thinking first about your father's educational qualifications, which of these best describes the type of qualifications your father gained?

showcard

TBC

options

1
He did not go to school at all
He did not go to school at all
2
He left school with no qualifications or certificates
He left school with no qualifications or certificates
3
He left school with some qualifications or certificates
He left school with some qualifications or certificates
4
He gained further qualifications or certificates after leaving school (e.g. an apprenticeship, nursing or teaching qualification, City and Guilds certificates)
He gained post school quals or certs (e.g. City & Guilds)
5
He gained a university degree or higher degree
He gained a university degree or higher degree
97
Other
Other
98
Don't know
Don't know

use

askPAEDQF

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paedqf

familybackground_w1.MaedqfMother's educational qualifications

type

choice

source

BHPS

Notes

This question was only asked in sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009)

text

And your mother? Which of these best describes the type of qualifications your mother gained?

showcard

TBC

options

1
She did not go to school at all
She did not go to school at all
2
She left school with no qualifications or certificates
She left school with no qualifications or certificates
3
She left school with some qualifications or certificates
She left school with some qualifications or certificates
4
She gained further qualifications or certificates after leaving school (e.g. an apprenticeship, nursing or teaching qualification, City and Guilds certificates)
She gained post school quals or certs (e.g. City & Guilds)
5
She gained a university degree or higher degree
She gained a university degree or higher degree
97
Other
Other
98
Don't know
Don't know

use

askMAEDQF

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_maedqf

familybackground_w1.Lvag16Living with biological parents at 16

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Did you live with both your biological mother and biological father from the time you were born until you were 16?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLvAg16

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lvag16

soft checkLvAg16 = 1 AND (PAJU = 3,4 | MAJU = 3,4)Lived with both biological parents at 16, but not living with at least one currently

ifLvAg16 = 2Did not live with both biological parents until 16

familybackground_w1.AgelhAge stopped living with both biological parents

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..15

source

BHPS

text

How old were you when you stopped living with both your biological parents?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER AGE

use

askAgeLH

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLvAg16 = 2Did not live with both biological parents until 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_agelh

familybackground_w1.Lvag14Who living with at age 14

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Please look at this card and tell me the number that describes who you were living with when you were aged 14?

Interviewer instruction

STEPFATHER/STEPMOTHER INCLUDES COHABITING PARTNERS OF NATURAL PARENT

showcard

TBC

options

1
Biological mother and father
Biological mother and father
2
Adoptive mother and father
Adoptive mother and father
3
Mother and stepfather
Mother and stepfather
4
Father and stepmother
Father and stepmother
5
Mother/no father figure
Mother/no father figure
6
Father/no mother figure
Father/no mother figure
7
In Local Authority care/foster home
In Local Authority care/foster home
97
Other
Other

use

askLvAg14

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLvAg16 = 2Did not live with both biological parents until 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lvag14

ifLvAg14 > 1Not living with biological mother and father at age 14

familybackground_w1.Ynlp14Why not living with both biological parents

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Why were you not living with both your own parents when you were aged 14?

options

1
Parents never married or lived together
Parents never married or lived together
2
One or both parents died
One or both parents died
3
Parents separated or divorced
Parents separated or divorced
97
Other
Other

use

askYNLP14

modules

moduleFamilybackground_w1Family Background module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLvAg14 > 1Not living with biological mother and father at age 14

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ynlp14

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

version

04 (Thu Oct 27 10:55:18 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.EthnictsTime at start of ethnic and national identity module

type

time

Development notes

Data was returned for this question with the name 'ethnic', which is already in use in the specification for other purposes. Hence it's beeen renamed to ethnicts
Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeEthnicts=from system clock

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ethnic_tm

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.NatidNational identity

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

text

Looking at this card, what do you consider your national identity to be? You may choose as many or as few as apply.

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
English
English
2
Welsh
Welsh
3
Scottish
Scottish
4
Northern Irish
Northern Irish
5
British
British
6
Irish
Irish
97
Other
Other

help

This is the respondent's own definition of their nationality, regardless of legal nationality or citizenship

use

askNatID

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_natid_other, a_indresp.a_natid1, a_indresp.a_natid2, a_indresp.a_natid3, a_indresp.a_natid4, a_indresp.a_natid5, a_indresp.a_natid6, a_indresp.a_natid97

ifNatID = 97Other national identity

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.NatidoNational identity other specified

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

text

What other national identity is that?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN

use

askNatIDO

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifNatID = 97Other national identity

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_natid_other

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.RacelEthnic group

type

choice

source

As per Census 2011 test version

text

What is your ethnic group?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ONE ONLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
British/English/Scottish/Welsh/Northern Irish
British
2
Irish
Irish
3
Gypsy or Irish Traveller
Gypsy/Irish Traveller
4
Any other White background
Other White background
5
White and Black Caribbean
White & Black Caribbean
6
White and Black African
White and Black African
7
White and Asian
White and Asian
8
Any other mixed background
Other mixed background
9
Indian
Indian
10
Pakistani
Pakistani
11
Bangladeshi
Bangladeshi
12
Chinese
Chinese
13
Any other Asian background
Other Asian background
14
Caribbean
Caribbean
15
African
African
16
Any other Black background
Other Black background
17
Arab
Arab
97
Any other ethnic group
Any other ethnic group

help

This is the respondent's own definition of their ethnic background, regardless of country of birth

use

askRACEL

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_racel

ifRACEL = 04, 08, 13, 16, 97Any 'other' ethnic group

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.RaceloOther ethnic group (write in)

type

string

length

256

source

As per Census 2011 test version

text

What other ethnic group is that?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN

use

askRACELO

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifRACEL = 04, 08, 13, 16, 97Any 'other' ethnic group

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.PaidFather's ethnic group

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Which of these ethnic groups does your father come from?

showcard

TBC

options

1
White - British/English/Scottish/Welsh/Northern Irish
British
2
Irish
Irish
3
Gypsy or Irish Traveller
Gypsy/Irish Traveller
4
European, other than British
European not British
5
Other white group
Other white group
6
Indian
Indian
7
Pakistani
Pakistani
8
Bangladeshi
Bangladeshi
9
Sri Lankan
Sri Lankan
10
Chinese
Chinese
11
Turkish
Turkish
12
Middle Eastern or Iranian
Mid Eastern or Iranian
13
Caribbean
Caribbean
14
North African
North African
15
Black African
Black African
16
African Asian
African Asian
97
Other ethnic group
Other ethnic group

use

askPAID

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paid

ifRACEL <> 1 AND PAID <> DK|REFEthnic group is not White British and father's ethnic group is provided

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.SpaidStrength of identification with father's ethnicity

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..10

source

UKHLS

text

On a scale of 0 to 10 where 0 means 'not at all important' and 10 means 'extremely important', how important is being [PAID] {PAID = 2,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15, 16} / [your father's ethnic group] {PAID = 1,3,4,5,97} to you?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER FROM 0 TO 10

use

askSPAID

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifRACEL <> 1 AND PAID <> DK|REFEthnic group is not White British and father's ethnic group is provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_spaid

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.MaidMother's ethnic group

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And which of these ethnic groups does your mother come from?

showcard

TBC

options

1
White - British/English/Scottish/Welsh/Northern Irish
British
2
Irish
Irish
3
Gypsy or Irish Traveller
Gypsy/Irish Traveller
4
European, other than British
European not British
5
Other white group
Other white group
6
Indian
Indian
7
Pakistani
Pakistani
8
Bangladeshi
Bangladeshi
9
Sri Lankan
Sri Lankan
10
Chinese
Chinese
11
Turkish
Turkish
12
Middle Eastern or Iranian
Mid Eastern or Iranian
13
Caribbean
Caribbean
14
North African
North African
15
Black African
Black African
16
African Asian
African Asian
97
Other ethnic group
Other ethnic group

use

askMAID

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_maid

ifRACEL > 1 & PAID <> MAID & MAID <> DK/REF/MISEthnic group is not White British and father's ethnic group is not the same as mother's ethnic group and mother's ethnic group is provided

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.SmaidStrength of identification with mother's ethnicity

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..10

source

UKHLS

text

On a scale of 0 to 10 where 0 means 'not at all important' and 10 means 'extremely important', how important is being [MAID] {MAID = 2,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16} / [your mother's ethnic group] {MAID = 1,3,4,5,97} to you?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER FROM 0 TO 10

use

askSMAID

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifRACEL > 1 & PAID <> MAID & MAID <> DK/REF/MISEthnic group is not White British and father's ethnic group is not the same as mother's ethnic group and mother's ethnic group is provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_smaid

ifHHGRID.region = 1|2|3Lives in England, Wales or Scotland

if(month = 1 thru 6) OR ((month = 7 thru 24) & (HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)))Sample month is Jan 09 to June 09 OR Sample month is July 09 to Dec 10 and respondent is part of EMBoost sample, GP Comparison sample, or LDA sample and ethnic group is not White

ethnicityandnationalidentity_w1.BritidImportance of being British

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..11

source

UKHLS

text

Most people who live in the UK may think of themselves as being British in some way. On a scale of 0 to 10 where 0 means 'not at all important' and 10 means 'extremely important', how important is being British to you?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER FROM 0 TO 10
ENTER 11 IF RESPONDENT DOES NOT CONSIDER THEMSELVES TO BE BRITISH (SPONTANEOUS)

showcard

TBC

use

askBRITID

modules

moduleEthnicityandnationalidentity_w1Ethnicity and National Identity module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 1|2|3Lives in England, Wales or Scotland

and if(month = 1 thru 6) OR ((month = 7 thru 24) & (HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)))Sample month is Jan 09 to June 09 OR Sample month is July 09 to Dec 10 and respondent is part of EMBoost sample, GP Comparison sample, or LDA sample and ethnic group is not White

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_britid

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

version

02 (Mon Sep 12 11:58:22 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useLanguage_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

language_w1.EnglangEnglish is first language

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Is English your first language?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEnglang

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_englang

ifEngLang = 2English is not first language

language_w1.EngspkDifficulty speaking day to day English

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Do you have any difficulty speaking English to people for day to day activities such as shopping or taking the bus?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEngSpk

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEngLang = 2English is not first language

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_engspk

ifEngSpk = 1Has difficulty speaking English

language_w1.SpkdifDegree of difficulty speaking day-to-day English

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

How difficult do you find speaking English for day to day activities?

options

1
A little difficult
A little difficult
2
Fairly difficult
Fairly difficult
3
Very difficult
Very difficult
4
Cannot speak English at all
Can't speak English

use

askSpkDif

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEngLang = 2English is not first language

and ifEngSpk = 1Has difficulty speaking English

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_spkdif

ifEngLang = 2 AND SpkDif = 1|2|3English is not first language and speaking day-to-day English is a little difficult, fairly difficult or very difficult

language_w1.EngtelDifficulty speaking English on the phone

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And do you have any difficulty speaking English on the telephone?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEngTel

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEngLang = 2English is not first language

and ifEngSpk = 1Has difficulty speaking English

and ifEngLang = 2 AND SpkDif = 1|2|3English is not first language and speaking day-to-day English is a little difficult, fairly difficult or very difficult

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_engtel

ifEngTel = 1Has difficulty speaking English on the telephone

language_w1.TeldifDegree of difficulty speaking English on phone

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

How difficult do you find speaking English on the telephone?

options

1
A little difficult
A little difficult
2
Fairly difficult
Fairly difficult
3
Very difficult
Very difficult

use

askTelDif

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEngLang = 2English is not first language

and ifEngSpk = 1Has difficulty speaking English

and ifEngLang = 2 AND SpkDif = 1|2|3English is not first language and speaking day-to-day English is a little difficult, fairly difficult or very difficult

and ifEngTel = 1Has difficulty speaking English on the telephone

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_teldif

ifEnglang = 2English is not first language

language_w1.EngreadDifficulty reading English

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Do you have any difficulty reading formal letters or documents written in English?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEngRead

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEnglang = 2English is not first language

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_engread

ifEngRead = 1Has difficulty reading English

language_w1.ReaddifDegree of difficulty reading English

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

How difficult do you find reading formal letters or documents written in English?

options

1
A little difficult
A little difficult
2
Fairly difficult
Fairly difficult
3
Very difficult
Very difficult
4
Cannot read English at all
Can't read English

use

askReadDif

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEnglang = 2English is not first language

and ifEngRead = 1Has difficulty reading English

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_readdif

ifEngLang = 2 AND ReadDif = 1|2|3English is not first language and reading English is a little difficult, fairly difficult or very difficult

language_w1.EngformDifficulty completing forms in English

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And do you have any difficulty filling in official forms in English?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEngForm

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEnglang = 2English is not first language

and ifEngRead = 1Has difficulty reading English

and ifEngLang = 2 AND ReadDif = 1|2|3English is not first language and reading English is a little difficult, fairly difficult or very difficult

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_engform

ifEngForm = 1Has difficulty completing official forms in English

language_w1.FormdifDegree of difficulty completing forms in English

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

How difficult do you find filling in official forms in English?

options

1
A little difficult
A little difficult
2
Fairly difficult
Fairly difficult
3
Very difficult
Very difficult

use

askFormDif

modules

moduleLanguage_w1Language module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEnglang = 2English is not first language

and ifEngRead = 1Has difficulty reading English

and ifEngLang = 2 AND ReadDif = 1|2|3English is not first language and reading English is a little difficult, fairly difficult or very difficult

and ifEngForm = 1Has difficulty completing official forms in English

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_formdif

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:59:04 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useReligion_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

religion_w1.ReligionTime at start of religion module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeRELIGION=from system clock

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_religion_tm

religion_w1.OprlgWhether belong to a religion

type

choice

source

BHPS (adapted)

text

Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askOPRLG

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_oprlg

ifHHGRID.region = 4 AND OPRLG = 2In NI and does not belong to a religion

religion_w1.Oprlg0niReligion brought up in: NI

type

choice

source

NISRA/CSU

text

Which religion were you brought up in?

options

1
Catholic
Catholic
2
Presbyterian
Presbyterian
3
Church of Ireland
Church of Ireland
4
Methodist
Methodist
5
Baptist
Baptist
6
Free Presbyterian
Free Presbyterian
7
Brethren
Brethren
8
Protestant - not specified
Protestant (NOS)
9
Other Christian
Other Christian
10
Buddhist
Buddhist
11
Hindu
Hindu
12
Jewish
Jewish
13
Muslim
Muslim
14
Sikh
Sikh
96
No religion
No religion
97
Any other religion
Any other religion

use

askOPRLG0NI

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 4 AND OPRLG = 2In NI and does not belong to a religion

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_oprlg0ni

ifHHGRID.region = 4 AND OPRLG = 1In NI and does belong to a religion

religion_w1.NirelReligion: NI

type

choice

source

Adapted from NI harmonised question

text

What is your religion, even if you are not practising?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ONE ONLY

options

1
Catholic
Catholic
2
Presbyterian
Presbyterian
3
Church of Ireland
Church of Ireland
4
Methodist
Methodist
5
Baptist
Baptist
6
Free Presbyterian
Free Presbyterian
7
Brethren
Brethren
8
Protestant - not specified
Protestant (NOS)
9
Other Christian
Other Christian
10
Buddhist
Buddhist
11
Hindu
Hindu
12
Jewish
Jewish
13
Muslim
Muslim
14
Sikh
Sikh
97
Any other religion
Any other religion

use

askNIRel

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 4 AND OPRLG = 1In NI and does belong to a religion

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nirel, a_indresp.a_nirel_all

ifNIRel = 97Other religion (NI)

religion_w1.NirelothReligion (other): NI

type

string

length

256

source

NI harmonised question

text

Please describe this other religion

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN

use

askNIRelOth

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 4 AND OPRLG = 1In NI and does belong to a religion

and ifNIRel = 97Other religion (NI)

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifHHGRID.region = 4 AND (OPRLG = 1 | OPRLG0NI = 1-14,97)In NI and belongs to a religion or was brought up in a religion

religion_w1.NiactReligion active: NI

type

choice

source

NI harmonised question

text

Do you consider that you are actively practising your religion?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askNIAct

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 4 AND (OPRLG = 1 | OPRLG0NI = 1-14,97)In NI and belongs to a religion or was brought up in a religion

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_niact

ifHHGRID.region = 1,2,3 AND OPRLG = 2In E/S/W and does not belong to a religion

religion_w1.Oprlg0Religion brought up in: E/S/W

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Which religion were you brought up in?

options

1
No religion
No religion
2
Church of England/Anglican
C of E/Anglican
3
Roman Catholic
Roman Catholic
4
Church of Scotland
Church of Scotland
5
Free Church or Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Free Church
6
Episcopalian
Episcopalian
7
Methodist
Methodist
8
Baptist
Baptist
9
Congregational/United Reform/URC
Congregational
10
Other Christian
Other Christian
11
Christian (no denomination specified)
Christian (NOS)
12
Muslim/Islam
Muslim/Islam
13
Hindu
Hindu
14
Jewish
Jewish
15
Sikh
Sikh
16
Buddhist
Buddhist
97
Other
Other

use

askOPRLG0

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 1,2,3 AND OPRLG = 2In E/S/W and does not belong to a religion

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_oprlg0

ifHHGRID.region = 1,2,3 AND OPRLG = 1In E/S/W and does belong to a religion

religion_w1.Oprlg1Religion: E/S/W

type

choice

source

BHPS (adapted)

text

Which religion do you regard yourself as belonging to?

options

2
Church of England/Anglican
C of E/Anglican
3
Roman Catholic
Roman Catholic
4
Church of Scotland
Church of Scotland
5
Free Church or Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Free Church
6
Episcopalian
Episcopalian
7
Methodist
Methodist
8
Baptist
Baptist
9
Congregational/United Reform/URC
Congregational
10
Other Christian
Other Christian
11
Christian (no denomination specified)
Christian (NOS)
12
Muslim/Islam
Muslim/Islam
13
Hindu
Hindu
14
Jewish
Jewish
15
Sikh
Sikh
16
Buddhist
Buddhist
97
Other
Other

use

askOPRLG1

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 1,2,3 AND OPRLG = 1In E/S/W and does belong to a religion

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_oprlg1

religion_w1.Oprlg2Attendance at religious services

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How often, if at all, do you attend religious services or meetings?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE AS NECESSARY

options

1
Once a week or more
Once a week or more
2
Less often but at least once a month
At least once a month
3
Less often but at least once a year
At least once a year
4
Never or practically never
Never
5
Only at weddings, funerals etc.
Only weddings etc

use

askOPRLG2

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_oprlg2

religion_w1.Oprlg3Religion makes a difference to life

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How much difference would you say religious beliefs make to your life? Would you say they make...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
A great difference
A great difference
2
Some difference
Some difference
3
A little difference
A little difference
4
Or no difference?
No difference

use

askOPRLG3

modules

moduleReligion_w1Religion module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_oprlg3

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

version

04 (Thu Oct 27 10:57:53 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useMigrationhistory_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

migrationhistory_w1.MigrationTime at start of migration history module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeMIGRATION=from system clock

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_migration_tm

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 1,2,3,4Born in the UK

migrationhistory_w1.MabroadHas lived abroad

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Next we have a few questions about where you have lived in your lifetime

Have you lived in any countries other than the UK for a year or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMAbroad

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 1,2,3,4Born in the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mabroad

ifMAbroad = 1Has lived in a country other than the UK

migrationhistory_w1.MnabroadNumber of other countries lived in

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..5

source

UKHLS

text

How many other countries have you lived in?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER

use

askMNAbroad

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 1,2,3,4Born in the UK

and ifMAbroad = 1Has lived in a country other than the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mnabroad

loopfor cno = 1,Mnabroadloop to ask about each country previously lived in

Data output to:recname abroadcntry recno 130 ids + countryno

migrationhistory_w1.CountrynoCountry number

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..5

data release

Data from this question will not be released.

Data release notes

Data collected for internal use only.

use

computeCountryno=cno

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1,Mnabroadloop to ask about each country previously lived in

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 1,2,3,4Born in the UK

and ifMAbroad = 1Has lived in a country other than the UK

output to

recname abroadcntry recno 130 ids + countryno

migrationhistory_w1.MabroadcWhere lived abroad

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Which was the [first/second/third/fourth/fifth] other country lived in?

Interviewer instruction

Start typing country name
Use ALT T to switch to search for any text in country name
If unable to code type 'ZZZ'

use

askMAbroadC

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1,Mnabroadloop to ask about each country previously lived in

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 1,2,3,4Born in the UK

and ifMAbroad = 1Has lived in a country other than the UK

output to

recname abroadcntry recno 130 ids + countryno

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mabroadc_all1, a_indresp.a_mabroadc_all2, a_indresp.a_mabroadc_all3, a_indresp.a_mabroadc_all4, a_indresp.a_mabroadc_all5, a_indresp.a_mabroadc1, a_indresp.a_mabroadc2, a_indresp.a_mabroadc3, a_indresp.a_mabroadc4, a_indresp.a_mabroadc5

hard checkcurrent value of MAbroadC is the same as the previousRespondent says has previously lived in the same country twice in succession

ifMAbroadC = 997Lived in country not on list

migrationhistory_w1.MabroadcoWhere lived abroad: other

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE WRITE IN COUNTRY NAME

use

askMAbroadCO

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1,Mnabroadloop to ask about each country previously lived in

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 1,2,3,4Born in the UK

and ifMAbroad = 1Has lived in a country other than the UK

and ifMAbroadC = 997Lived in country not on list

output to

recname abroadcntry recno 130 ids + countryno

ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

migrationhistory_w1.MindirectMoves directly from country of birth

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Next we have a few questions about when you came to live in the UK. When you came to the UK to live, did you come directly from your country of birth or did you live in another country or countries before living here?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Direct from birth country
Direct from birth country
2
From other country
From other country

help

The UK includes England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Definition of 'living in UK' is 3 months or more or a stay with an indefinite period of duration e.g. someone may have arrived last week with an intention to settle indefinitely

use

askMIndirect

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mindirect

ifMIndirect = 2Moved to UK from a country other than birth country

migrationhistory_w1.MnothercNumber of countries lived in

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..5

source

UKHLS

text

Other than your country of birth, how many other countries did you live in before living here?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER

use

askMNOtherC

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMIndirect = 2Moved to UK from a country other than birth country

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mnotherc

loopfor cno = 1, MNOtherCloop to ask about countries other than UK lived in other than country of birth

Data output to:recname OTHERCNTRY recno 132 ids + countryno

migrationhistory_w1.Countryno1Country number

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..5

variable name for output data

countryno

data release

Data from this question will not be released.

Data release notes

Data collected for internal use only.

use

computeCountryno1=cno

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1, MNOtherCloop to ask about countries other than UK lived in other than country of birth

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMIndirect = 2Moved to UK from a country other than birth country

output to

recname OTHERCNTRY recno 132 ids + countryno

migrationhistory_w1.MindirectcCountry lived in before coming to UK

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Which was the [first/second/third/fourth/fifth] country you lived in after you left your country of birth?

Interviewer instruction

Start typing country name
Use ALT T to switch to search for any text in country name
If unable to code type 'ZZZ'

use

askMIndirectC

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1, MNOtherCloop to ask about countries other than UK lived in other than country of birth

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMIndirect = 2Moved to UK from a country other than birth country

output to

recname OTHERCNTRY recno 132 ids + countryno

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mindirectc_all1, a_indresp.a_mindirectc_all2, a_indresp.a_mindirectc_all3, a_indresp.a_mindirectc_all4, a_indresp.a_mindirectc_all5, a_indresp.a_mindirectc1, a_indresp.a_mindirectc2, a_indresp.a_mindirectc3, a_indresp.a_mindirectc4, a_indresp.a_mindirectc5

hard checkcurrent value of MIndirectC is the same as the previousRespondent says moved to the same country from the UK twice in succession

ifMIndirectC = 997Moved to UK from country not on list

migrationhistory_w1.MindirectcoOther country lived in before coming to UK

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE WRITE IN COUNTRY NAME

use

askMIndirectCO

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1, MNOtherCloop to ask about countries other than UK lived in other than country of birth

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMIndirect = 2Moved to UK from a country other than birth country

and ifMIndirectC = 997Moved to UK from country not on list

output to

recname OTHERCNTRY recno 132 ids + countryno

migrationhistory_w1.MreturnedEver returned to country of birth to live

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Since you first came to the UK to live, have you returned to your country of birth to live for a year or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMReturned

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mreturned

migrationhistory_w1.MlivedLived in countries other than UK since arrival

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Since coming to the UK have you lived in any countries other than the UK or your country of birth for a year or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMLived

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mlived

ifMLived = 1Lived in any countries other than UK since moving to the UK

migrationhistory_w1.MnlivedNumber of countries lived in since UK arrival

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..5

source

UKHLS

text

How many other countries have you lived in since coming to the UK?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER

use

askMNLived

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMLived = 1Lived in any countries other than UK since moving to the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mnlived

loopfor cno = 1,mnlivedloop to ask about countries lived in since coming to the UK

Data output to:recname LIVEDCNTRY recno 131 ids + countryno

migrationhistory_w1.Countryno2Country number

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..5

variable name for output data

countryno

data release

Data from this question will not be released.

Data release notes

Data collected for internal use only.

use

computeCountryno2=cno

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1,mnlivedloop to ask about countries lived in since coming to the UK

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMLived = 1Lived in any countries other than UK since moving to the UK

output to

recname LIVEDCNTRY recno 131 ids + countryno

migrationhistory_w1.MlivedcCountries lived in since moving to UK

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Which was the [first/second/third/fourth/fifth] other country lived in after coming to the UK?

Interviewer instruction

Start typing country name
Use ALT T to switch to search for any text in country name
If unable to code type 'ZZZ'

use

askMLivedC

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1,mnlivedloop to ask about countries lived in since coming to the UK

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMLived = 1Lived in any countries other than UK since moving to the UK

output to

recname LIVEDCNTRY recno 131 ids + countryno

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mlivedc_all1, a_indresp.a_mlivedc_all2, a_indresp.a_mlivedc_all3, a_indresp.a_mlivedc_all4, a_indresp.a_mlivedc_all5, a_indresp.a_mlivedc1, a_indresp.a_mlivedc2, a_indresp.a_mlivedc3, a_indresp.a_mlivedc4, a_indresp.a_mlivedc5

hard checkcurrent value of MLivedC is the same as the previousRespondent says has lived abroad in the same country twice in succession

ifMLivedC = 997Lived in country not on list

migrationhistory_w1.MlivedcoCountries lived in since moving to UK: other

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE WRITE IN COUNTRY NAME

use

askMLivedCO

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor cno = 1,mnlivedloop to ask about countries lived in since coming to the UK

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifMLived = 1Lived in any countries other than UK since moving to the UK

and ifMLivedC = 997Lived in country not on list

output to

recname LIVEDCNTRY recno 131 ids + countryno

ifHHGRID.Birth <> MISdate of birth provided

migrationhistory_w1.MoveageAge respondent moved to UK

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

use

computeMoveAge=age respondent moved to the UK

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.UKBORN = 5Born outside the UK

and ifHHGRID.Birth <> MISdate of birth provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_moveage

migrationhistory_w1.MnmovesNumber of moves to a new address

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

source

UKHLS

text

Roughly how many times have you moved to a new address since you [were aged 14] {UKBORN = 1,2,3,4 | UKBORN = 5 & MoveAge = less than or equal to 14} / [came to the UK to live] {UKBORN = 5 & MoveAge = greater than 14}, either on your own or with family?

Interviewer instruction

DO NOT COUNT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS RETURNING TO THE FAMILY HOME FOR SCHOOL BREAKS OR HOLIDAYS BUT DO COUNT ALL ADDRESS CHANGES WHILE A STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY.
DO NOT COUNT THE FIRST MOVE TO THE UK FROM ABROAD.
ENTER NUMBER, ENTER 0 TIMES AS 0, RESPONDENT'S BEST ESTIMATE IS ACCEPTABLE

use

askMNMoves

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mnmoves

ifMNMoves > = 1Moved one or more times

migrationhistory_w1.MlivedistCurrent home: distance from first home/age 14

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

How far do you now live from where you were living when you [were aged 14] {UKBORN = 1,2,3,4 | UKBORN = 5 & MoveAge less than or equal to 14} / [came to the UK to live] {UKBORN = 5 & MoveAge greater than 14}?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Less than 2 miles
Less than 2 miles
2
Between 2 and 5 miles
Between 2 and 5 miles
3
Between 5 and 20 miles
Between 5 and 20 miles
4
Between 20 and 50 miles
Between 20 and 50 miles
5
Between 50 and 100 miles
Between 50 and 100 miles
6
More than 100 miles
More than 100 miles

help

If respondent answers in kms code as follows (1) = Less than 3 kms, (2) = Between 3 and 8 kms, (3) = Between 8.1 and 32 kms, (4) = Between 32.1 and 80kms, (5) = Between 80.1 and 160 kms, (6) = More than 160kms

use

askMLiveDist

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifMNMoves > = 1Moved one or more times

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mlivedist

ifMLiveDist = 1,2Lives less than 2 miles or 2 to 5 miles from where living aged 14 or where lived when first came to the UK

migrationhistory_w1.Mlivedist5Ever lived further than 5 miles from where now lives

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Since you [were aged 14] {UKBORN = 1,2,3,4 | UKBORN = 5 & MoveAge less than or equal to 14} / [came to the UK to live] {UKBORN = 5 & MoveAge greater than 14}, have you ever lived further than 5 miles from where you live now?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMLiveDist5

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifMNMoves > = 1Moved one or more times

and ifMLiveDist = 1,2Lives less than 2 miles or 2 to 5 miles from where living aged 14 or where lived when first came to the UK

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mlivedist5

ifMLiveDist5 = 1Has lived further than 5 miles from where live now

migrationhistory_w1.MlivedistfFurthest distance lived from present home

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

What is the furthest away you've lived?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Between 5 and 20 miles
Between 5 and 20 miles
2
Between 20 and 50 miles
Between 20 and 50 miles
3
Between 50 and 100 miles
Between 50 and 100 miles
4
More than 100 miles
More than 100 miles
5
In a country outside the UK
Country outside UK

help

If respondent answers in kms code as follows (1) = Less than 3 kms, (2) = Between 3 and 8 kms, (3) = Between 8.1 and 32 kms, (4) = Between 32.1 and 80kms, (5) = Between 80.1 and 160 kms, (6) = More than 160kms

use

askMLiveDistF

modules

moduleMigrationhistory_w1Migration History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & (ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98))EM boost or general population comparison sample or in low density EM area and any non-white background

and ifMNMoves > = 1Moved one or more times

and ifMLiveDist = 1,2Lives less than 2 miles or 2 to 5 miles from where living aged 14 or where lived when first came to the UK

and ifMLiveDist5 = 1Has lived further than 5 miles from where live now

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mlivedistf

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

version

04 (Thu Oct 27 10:58:28 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

usePartnershiphistory_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

partnershiphistory_w1.PartnerTime at start of partnership history module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computePARTNER=from system clock

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_partner_tm

Information only

We are interested in some important events that there may have been in your life, such as marriage and the birth of children.

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

partnershiphistory_w1.LcmarmMonth of current marriage

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Thinking of your current marriage / civil partnership, in what month and year did you get married / form your civil partnership?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT THE NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLCMarM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcmarm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lcmary4Year of current marriage

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLCMarY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcmary4

partnershiphistory_w1.MpnoPerson number of spouse

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..16

source

BHPS

text

Person number of spouse/civil partner from HHold Grid

Interviewer instruction

ENTER 0 IF NOT IN HOUSEHOLD

use

askMPNo

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mpno

partnershiphistory_w1.LcmcohCohabited before current marriage

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

As you know more people are living together before getting married. Did you and your wife / husband / civil partner live together as a couple before you got married / formed your civil partnership?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLCMCoh

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcmcoh

ifLCMCoh = 1Cohabited before marriage/civil partnership

partnershiphistory_w1.LcmcbmMonth began cohabiting before current marriage

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you start living together?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT THE NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLCMCbM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

and ifLCMCoh = 1Cohabited before marriage/civil partnership

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcmcbm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lcmcby4Year began cohabiting before current marriage

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLCMCbY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

and ifLCMCoh = 1Cohabited before marriage/civil partnership

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcmcby4

ifMPNo = 0Spouse not resident in household

partnershiphistory_w1.LcmspmMonth separated

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you stop living together?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT THE NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLCMSpM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

and ifMPNo = 0Spouse not resident in household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcmspm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lcmspy4Year separated

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLCMSpY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3Married or a Civil Partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership

and ifMPNo = 0Spouse not resident in household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcmspy4

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9Married, Civil Partner, Separated from Spouse, Divorced, Widowed, Separated from Civil Partner, a former Civil Partner (Civil Partnership dissolved) or a surviving Civil Partner (partner having died)

partnershiphistory_w1.NmarNumber of marriages

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

Altogether, how many times have you been married or in a civil partnership?

Interviewer instruction

IF CURRENTLY MARRIED INCLUDE CURRENT MARRIAGE

use

askNMar

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9Married, Civil Partner, Separated from Spouse, Divorced, Widowed, Separated from Civil Partner, a former Civil Partner (Civil Partnership dissolved) or a surviving Civil Partner (partner having died)

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nmar

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

Development note

structure within this selection condition has been altered substantially ... logic should be confirmed.

Information only

I would now like to ask you about your previous marriages, starting with your first.

Note

set total number of previous marriages to NMar-1, if currently married, or NMar, if not.

temporary variablepartnershiphistory_w1.N_previous_marriages

type

number

use

ifHHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1computeN_previous_marriages=NMar-1
else ifHHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3computeN_previous_marriages=NMar

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

Data output to:recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

Development note

removed condition 'if [NMar = 1 | 2 | 3 and NOT (HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 & NMAR = 1)]' as appears confusing and/or redundant.

Development note

no match between partnershiphistory_w1.Marno and EUDB variable; one is implicit as marriage data is in 'long' format.

partnershiphistory_w1.MarnoMarriage number

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..4

use

computeMarno=counter

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

partnershiphistory_w1.Lmarmmonth of marriage

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Thinking of your first / second / third / most recent marriage / civil partnership, in what month did you get married / form your civil partnership?

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLMarM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmarm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lmary4year of marriage

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLMarY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmary4

partnershiphistory_w1.LmcohCohabited before marriage

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

As you know more people are living together before getting married. Did you and your wife / husband / civil partner live together as a couple before you got married / formed your civil partnership?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLMCoh

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmcoh

ifLMCoh = 1Cohabited before previous marriage spell

partnershiphistory_w1.LmcbmMonth started living together

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you start living together?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT THE NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLMCbM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMCoh = 1Cohabited before previous marriage spell

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmcbm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lmcby4Year started living together

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLMCbY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMCoh = 1Cohabited before previous marriage spell

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmcby4

partnershiphistory_w1.LmendHow marriage/civil partnership ended

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

[Did that marriage end in divorce, widowhood or something else] / [Did that civil partnership end in your civil partnership being dissolved, your partner dying or something else]?

options

1
Divorce/civil partnership being dissolved
Divorce/p'ship dissolved
2
Widowhood/partner dying
Widowhood/partner dying
97
Something else
Something else

use

askLMEnd

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmend

ifLMEnd = 2Marriage/partnership ended in widowhood/partner dying

partnershiphistory_w1.LmwwmMonth widowed/partner died

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year were you widowed / did your partner die?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLMWwM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMEnd = 2Marriage/partnership ended in widowhood/partner dying

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmwwm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lmwwy4Year widowed/partner died

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLMWwY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMEnd = 2Marriage/partnership ended in widowhood/partner dying

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmwwy4

partnershiphistory_w1.LspwwdCo-resident when spouse/partner died

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Were you and your husband / wife / civil partner living together at that time?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLSpWwd

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMEnd = 2Marriage/partnership ended in widowhood/partner dying

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lspwwd

ifLMEnd = 1Marriage/partnership ended in divorce/civil partnership being dissolved

partnershiphistory_w1.LmdvmMonth divorced/civil partnership dissolved

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you get divorced / was your civil partnership dissolved?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT NEXT
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

help

This refers to the date a decree absolute took effect, not the date it or any decree nisi was granted

use

askLMDvM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMEnd = 1Marriage/partnership ended in divorce/civil partnership being dissolved

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmdvm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lmdvy4Year divorced/civil partnership dissolved

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLMDvY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMEnd = 1Marriage/partnership ended in divorce/civil partnership being dissolved

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmdvy4

ifLMEnd = 1,97 | LSpWwd = 2Marriage ended in divorce/civil partnership dissolved OR not co-resident when spouse/partner died

partnershiphistory_w1.LmspmMonth - not co-resident on death of partner|Month separated

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you stop living together?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT THE NEXT
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

help

Sometimes a marriage/cohabitation/civil partnership may have broken down over a period of time, that is the couple will have lived together intermittently. In such cases, take the month of final separation to be the last month in which the couple lived together

use

askLMSpM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMEnd = 1,97 | LSpWwd = 2Marriage ended in divorce/civil partnership dissolved OR not co-resident when spouse/partner died

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmspm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lmspy4Year - not co-resident on death of partner|Year separated

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLMSpY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,n_previous_marriages

universe

if(HHGRID.MARSTAT = 2|3 and NMar > 1 ) or (HHGRID.MARSTAT <> 2|3 and NMar = 1)Has had more than one marriage other than the current one

and ifLMEnd = 1,97 | LSpWwd = 2Marriage ended in divorce/civil partnership dissolved OR not co-resident when spouse/partner died

output to

recname MARRIAGE recno 117 ids + MARNO

associated variables

a_marriage.a_lmspy4

partnershiphistory_w1.LcohEver cohabited

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

If currently cohabiting, autofill as 'Yes'

text

As you know some couples live together without actually getting married. Aside from any marriages or civil partnerships you have just told me about, have you ever lived with someone as a couple for three months or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLCoh

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lcoh

ifLCoh = 1Ever cohabited

partnershiphistory_w1.LncohNumber cohabiting partners

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

In all, how many partners have you ever lived with for three months or more outside of marriage?

Interviewer instruction

EXCLUDE MARRIAGE PARTNERS OR CIVIL PARTNERS
IF COHABITING INCLUDE CURRENT PARTNER

use

ifcurrently cohabitingcomputeLNCoh=1
else: ask

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLCoh = 1Ever cohabited

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lncoh

loopfor Counter = 1 to LNCohInformation on all cohabitations, including the current one

Data output to:recname CHOAB recno 118 ids + cohabnoCohabitations

Development note

no match between partnershiphistory_w1.Cohabno and EUDB variable; one is implicit as cohabitation data is in 'long' format.

partnershiphistory_w1.CohabnoCohabitation number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..10

use

computeCohabno=counter

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor Counter = 1 to LNCohInformation on all cohabitations, including the current one

universe

ifLCoh = 1Ever cohabited

output to

recname CHOAB recno 118 ids + cohabnoCohabitations

partnershiphistory_w1.LcsbmMonth began cohabitation spell

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you start living with your first/second/third/fourth/fifth/sixth/seventh/eigth/ninth/current/last partner?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLCsBM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor Counter = 1 to LNCohInformation on all cohabitations, including the current one

universe

ifLCoh = 1Ever cohabited

output to

recname CHOAB recno 118 ids + cohabnoCohabitations

associated variables

a_cohab.a_lcsbm

partnershiphistory_w1.Lcsby4Year began cohabitation spell

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLCsBY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor Counter = 1 to LNCohInformation on all cohabitations, including the current one

universe

ifLCoh = 1Ever cohabited

output to

recname CHOAB recno 118 ids + cohabnoCohabitations

associated variables

a_cohab.a_lcsby4

partnershiphistory_w1.LcsemMonth ceased cohabitation spell

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you stop living with this partner?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AT THIS QUESTION AND YEAR AT NEXT

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLCsEM

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor Counter = 1 to LNCohInformation on all cohabitations, including the current one

universe

ifLCoh = 1Ever cohabited

output to

recname CHOAB recno 118 ids + cohabnoCohabitations

associated variables

a_cohab.a_lcsem

partnershiphistory_w1.Lcsey4Year ceased cohabitation spell

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLCsEY4

modules

modulePartnershiphistory_w1Partnership history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor Counter = 1 to LNCohInformation on all cohabitations, including the current one

universe

ifLCoh = 1Ever cohabited

output to

recname CHOAB recno 118 ids + cohabnoCohabitations

associated variables

a_cohab.a_lcsey4

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

version

04 (Thu Oct 27 10:55:25 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useFertilityhistory_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

fertilityhistory_w1.FertilityTime at start of fertility history module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeFERTILITY=from system clock

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fertility_tm

Information only

The next questions are about any children you may have had, including step or adopted children and biological children.

ifNAdoptch = 0Number of adoptive children from HH Grid is 0

fertilityhistory_w1.LadoptEver had step/adopted child(ren)

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Have you ever had any adopted or step children living with you?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include children of all ages, not just those under 16. Include any children from a spouse or partner's previous marriages or relationships, both now and at any time in the past. 'Step-children' include de facto step-children, that is children living with them as well as those acquired formally through marriage. Exclude any foster children unless they have subsequently been adopted. Include cases where respondents were guardians of children of relatives on a long term basis

use

askLAdopt

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifNAdoptch = 0Number of adoptive children from HH Grid is 0

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ladopt

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

fertilityhistory_w1.LnadoptNumber of step/adopted child(ren)

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

How many step/adopted children have you had in all?

use

askLNAdopt

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lnadopt

if(LAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0) & LNAdopt > 1Has more than one step or adopted child in HH

Information only

I'd like to ask you about each adopted or step child in turn, starting with the eldest.

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

Data output to:recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

fertilityhistory_w1.AdoptnoPerson number of adopted child

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computeAdoptno=person number of next adopted child reported in household grid

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_adoptno

fertilityhistory_w1.LacbdDate of birth - step/adopted child

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..31

source

BHPS

text

What is your eldest/next eldest adopted or step-child's date of birth?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER DAY

use

askLACBD

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

fertilityhistory_w1.LacbmMonth of birth - step/adopted child

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE MONTH

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLACBM

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lacbm

fertilityhistory_w1.Lacby4Year of birth - step/adopted child

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE YEAR

use

askLACBY4

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lacby4

fertilityhistory_w1.LacsxSex of step-adopted child

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are/Were they a boy or a girl?

options

1
Boy
Boy
2
Girl
Girl

use

askLACSx

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lacsx

fertilityhistory_w1.LascstWhether step or adopted

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Is he/she/they a step or adopted child?

options

1
Step
Step
2
Adopted
Adopted

use

askLAScst

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lascst

fertilityhistory_w1.Lacyb4Year step/adopted child joined resp HH

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In what year did he/she/they begin living with you?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

help

If a child spends some time in two homes (where a couple has split), the child should be counted as living with the parent with whom it spends the largest part of the year. If equal parts of the year, count as living with the mother

use

askLACYB4

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lacyb4

fertilityhistory_w1.LaclvStep/adopted child still lives in resp HH

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does he/she/they still live with you?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Died
Died

use

askLACLv

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_laclv

ifLACLv = 1Step/adopted child resident

fertilityhistory_w1.LacnoPNO of step/adopted child in HH

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

Which adopted or step child of the respondent is this?

use

askLACNo

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

and ifLACLv = 1Step/adopted child resident

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lacno

ifLACLv = 2Step/adopted child not resident

fertilityhistory_w1.LacalAge of step/adopted child when last lived with resp

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

What age was he/she/they when he/she/they last lived with you?

use

askLACal

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

and ifLACLv = 2Step/adopted child not resident

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lacal

ifLACLv = 3Step/adopted child deceased

fertilityhistory_w1.Lacyd4Year of death - step/adopted child

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In which year did that happen?

use

askLACyD4

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopfor counter = 1,LNAdopt

universe

ifLAdopt = 1 | NAdoptCh > 0Has had adopted children or adoptive children in HH Grid

and ifLACLv = 3Step/adopted child deceased

output to

recname ADOPT recno 119 ids + adoptno

associated variables

a_adopt.a_lacyd4

ifNNatCh = 0Number of biological children in HH is 0

fertilityhistory_w1.LprntEver had/fathered children

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Have you ever fathered/had any children?

Interviewer instruction

BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN ONLY: INCLUDE STILLBIRTHS EXCLUDE ADOPTED, FOSTERED OR STEP CHILDREN

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLPrnt

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifNNatCh = 0Number of biological children in HH is 0

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lprnt

ifLPrnt = 1 | NNatCh > 0Ever had/fathered children or number of biological children in HH greater than 0

fertilityhistory_w1.LnprntNumber of biological children ever had/fathered

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

Can I just check, how many biological children have you fathered/had?

Interviewer instruction

BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN ONLY: INCLUDE STILLBIRTHS EXCLUDE ADOPTED, FOSTERED OR STEP CHILDREN
F9 FOR HELP

help

Include any stillborn children but not miscarriages. If asked to clarify, a death certificate must be issued in the case of a still birth but not in the case of a miscarriage. For men, this question includes children where the respondent and the mother never actually lived together

use

askLNPrnt

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLPrnt = 1 | NNatCh > 0Ever had/fathered children or number of biological children in HH greater than 0

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lnprnt

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

Information only

I'd like to ask you about each child, starting with your eldest child.

Development note

I (RB) don't understand the conditions for entering or terminating the following loop and so also don't understand the structure record type NATCHILD

Development note

LOOP START. Loop the following question for each LNPrnt & LPrnt = 1 (for each child).

Development note

RECORD START 120 Natural children

fertilityhistory_w1.LchlvChild resident - biological

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Is your eldest/next oldest child still living with you?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Died
Died
4
Stillborn
Stillborn

use

askLChLv

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchlv

ifLChLv = 3,4Child deceased or stillborn

fertilityhistory_w1.Lchyd4Year biological child left household/died

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In which year did that happen?

use

askLChyD4

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 3,4Child deceased or stillborn

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchyd4

ifLChLv > 1Child non-resident, deceased or stillborn

fertilityhistory_w1.LchsxSex of non-resident biological child

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are/Were they a boy or a girl?

options

1
Boy
Boy
2
Girl
Girl

use

askLchSx

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv > 1Child non-resident, deceased or stillborn

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchsx

ifLChLv = 2,3Child non-resident or deceased

fertilityhistory_w1.LchdobdDay of birth of non-resident biological child

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..31

source

BHPS

text

What is/was his/her/their date of birth?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER DAY

use

askLChDoBD

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 2,3Child non-resident or deceased

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

fertilityhistory_w1.LchdobmMonth of birth of non-resident biological child

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER MONTH

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askLChDoBM

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 2,3Child non-resident or deceased

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchdobm

fertilityhistory_w1.LchdobyYear of birth of non-resident biological child

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER YEAR

use

askLChDoBY

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 2,3Child non-resident or deceased

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchdoby

fertilityhistory_w1.LchalAge last lived with resp

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

source

BHPS

text

What age was he/she/they last lived with you?

Interviewer instruction

IF CHILD HAS NEVER LIVED WITH RESPONDENT, ENTER 0

use

askLChal

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 2,3Child non-resident or deceased

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchal

ifLChLv = 1Child resident

fertilityhistory_w1.LchnoPNO of resident biological child

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WHICH NATURAL CHILD OF THE RESPONDENT IS THIS?

use

askLChNo

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchno

ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

fertilityhistory_w1.LchchkDate of birth check - resident biological child

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can I check NAME is a boy/girl and their date of birth is DOB?

Interviewer instruction

IF NOT CORRECT ALTER HHGRID

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLChChk

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_lchchk

ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

fertilityhistory_w1.BwtxpChild born when expected

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Was NAME born within one week of the expected due date?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askBwtXp

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwtxp

ifResp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16 & BwtXp = 2Resp is biological mother of resident child AND child under 16 AND child was born early or late

fertilityhistory_w1.BwtelChild born early or late

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Was NAME born early or late?

options

1
Early
Early
2
Late
Late

use

askBwtEL

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and ifResp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16 & BwtXp = 2Resp is biological mother of resident child AND child under 16 AND child was born early or late

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwtel

fertilityhistory_w1.BwtwkWeeks early or late

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

source

BHPS

text

How many weeks early/late was NAME?

Interviewer instruction

ROUND UP HALF WEEKS

use

askBwtWk

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and ifResp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16 & BwtXp = 2Resp is biological mother of resident child AND child under 16 AND child was born early or late

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwtwk

soft checkBwtWk > 9More than 9 weeks early or late

fertilityhistory_w1.BwtBirthweight

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How much did NAME weigh when they were born?

Interviewer instruction

RECORD WHETHER ANSWERS IN LB/OUNCES OR KILOGRAMS AT THIS QUESTION AND ACTUAL WEIGHT AT SUBSEQUENT ONE

options

1
Answer in lbs and ounces
Answer in lbs and ounces
2
Answer in kilograms
Answer in kilograms

use

askBwt

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwt

ifBwt = 1Birthweight given in pounds and ounces

fertilityhistory_w1.BwtlbBirthweight in pounds

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..20

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

RECORD BIRTHWEIGHT IN LBS

use

askBWtLb

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and ifBwt = 1Birthweight given in pounds and ounces

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwtlb

fertilityhistory_w1.BwtozBirthweight in ounces

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..15

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

RECORD BIRTHWEIGHT IN OUNCES

use

askBwtOz

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and ifBwt = 1Birthweight given in pounds and ounces

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwtoz

ifBwt = 2Birthweight given in kilograms

fertilityhistory_w1.BwtkBirthweight kilograms

type

number

decimals

2

width

5

range

0.00..10.99

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Fractional entry allowed

Interviewer Instruction

RECORD BIRTHWEIGHT IN KILOGRAMS

use

askBWtK

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and ifBwt = 2Birthweight given in kilograms

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwtk

if(Bwt = DK|REF) | (BWtLb & BWtOz = DK|REF) | (BWtK = DK|REF)Birthweight not known

fertilityhistory_w1.Bwtg5Birthweight: more than 5.5lbs (2.5kg)

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Did NAME weigh more than 5.5lbs (2.5kg)?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askBwtG5

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and if(Bwt = DK|REF) | (BWtLb & BWtOz = DK|REF) | (BWtK = DK|REF)Birthweight not known

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_bwtg5

fertilityhistory_w1.BrfedBreastfeed

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Did you breastfeed NAME, even if only for a short time?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Currently breastfeeding (applies for children < 5 in household only)
Currently breastfeeding (applies for children < 5 in HH only

use

askBrFed

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_brfed

ifBrFed = 1Breastfed child

fertilityhistory_w1.BrfedendAge breastfeeding stopped

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..52

source

UKHLS

text

And how old was NAME when you stopped breastfeeding him/her altogether?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER

use

askBrFedEnd

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and ifBrFed = 1Breastfed child

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_brfedend

fertilityhistory_w1.Brfedend2Age breastfeeding stopped: unit

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE UNIT

options

1
Days
Days
2
Weeks
Weeks
3
Months
Months
4
Years
Years

use

askBrFedEnd2

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLNPrnt > 1 | LPrnt = 1Parent of biological child

and ifLChLv = 1Child resident

and ifresp is biological mother of resident childResp is biological mother of resident child

and ifresp is biological mother of resident child & child < 16Resp is biological mother of resident child under 16

and ifBrFed = 1Breastfed child

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_natchild.a_brfedend2

Development note

RECORD STOP

Development note

LOOP END

if(sex = 1 & age in 15-64) | (sex = 2 & age in 15-45)Male and aged 15-64 or female and aged 15-45

fertilityhistory_w1.LchmorLikely resp will have more children

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you think you will have any more/any children?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
Self/partner currently pregnant
Self/partner currently pregnant
3
No
No

use

askLChMor

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(sex = 1 & age in 15-64) | (sex = 2 & age in 15-45)Male and aged 15-64 or female and aged 15-45

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lchmor

ifLChMor = 1Likely resp will have more children

fertilityhistory_w1.LchmornNo. more children resp likely to have

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

How many more/many children do you think you will have?

use

askLChMorN

modules

moduleFertilityhistory_w1Fertility history module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(sex = 1 & age in 15-64) | (sex = 2 & age in 15-45)Male and aged 15-64 or female and aged 15-45

and ifLChMor = 1Likely resp will have more children

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lchmorn

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

version

03 (Thu Oct 27 10:55:43 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useHealth_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

health_w1.HealthtsTime at start of health module

type

time

Development notes

Data was returned for this question with the name 'health', which is already in use in the specification for other purposes. Hence it's beeen renamed to healthts
Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeHEALTHTS=from system clock

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_health_tm

Information only

Next, we have some questions about your health.

health_w1.Sf1General health

type

choice

source

SF12

text

In general, would you say your health is...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Excellent
Excellent
2
Very good
Very good
3
Good
Good
4
Fair
Fair
5
Poor
Poor

use

askSF1

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf1

health_w1.Sf2aHealth limits typical activities

type

choice

source

SF12

text

Now I'm going to read a list of activities that you might do during a typical day. As I read each item, please tell me if your health now limits you a lot, limits you a little, or does not limit you at all in these activities. First, moderate activities, such as moving a table, pushing a vacuum cleaner, bowling or playing golf...Does your health now limit you a lot, limit you a little or not limit you at all?

Interviewer instruction

READ RESPONSE CHOICES ONLY IF NECESSARY...(IF RESPONDENT SAYS S/HE DOES NOT DO ACTIVITY, PROBE: IS THAT BECAUSE OF YOUR HEALTH?)

options

1
Yes, limited a lot
Yes, limited a lot
2
Yes, limited a little
Yes, limited a little
3
No, not limited at all
No, not limited at all

use

askSF2a

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf2a

health_w1.Sf2bHealth limits climbing stairs

type

choice

source

SF12

text

Climbing several flights of stairs...does your health now limit you a lot, limit you a little, or not limit you at all?

Interviewer instruction

READ RESPONSE CHOICES ONLY IF NECESSARY...(IF RESPONDENT SAYS S/HE DOES NOT DO ACTIVITY, PROBE: IS THAT BECAUSE OF YOUR HEALTH?)

options

1
Yes, limited a lot
Yes, limited a lot
2
Yes, limited a little
Yes, limited a little
3
No, not limited at all
No, not limited at all

use

askSF2b

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf2b

health_w1.Sf3aHealth limits work

type

choice

source

SF12

text

The following two questions ask you about your physical health and your daily activities.

During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time have you accomplished less than you would like as a result of your physical health?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF3a

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf3a

health_w1.Sf3bHealth limits kind of work

type

choice

source

SF12

text

During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time were you limited in the kind of work or other regular daily activities you do as a result of your physical health?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF3b

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf3b

health_w1.Sf4aEmotional problems: accomplished less

type

choice

source

SF12

text

The following two questions ask about your emotions and your daily activities.

During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time have you accomplished less than you would like as a result of any emotional problems (such as feeling depressed or anxious)?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF4a

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf4a

health_w1.Sf4bEmotional problems: less carefully than usual

type

choice

source

SF12

text

During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time did you work or other regular daily activities less carefully than usual as a result of any emotional problems, such as feeling depressed or anxious?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF4b

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf4b

health_w1.Sf5Pain interferes with work

type

choice

source

SF12

text

During the past 4 weeks, how much did pain interfere with your normal work including both work outside the home and housework? Did it interfere...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Not at all
Not at all
2
A little bit
A little bit
3
Moderately
Moderately
4
Quite a bit
Quite a bit
5
Extremely
Extremely

use

askSF5

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf5

health_w1.Sf6aFelt calm and peaceful

type

choice

source

SF12

text

The next questions are about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past 4 weeks. As I read each statement, please give me the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling, using the showcard.

How much of the time during the past 4 weeks have you felt calm and peaceful?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF6a

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf6a

health_w1.Sf6bHad a lot of energy

type

choice

source

SF12

text

How much of the time during the past 4 weeks did you have a lot of energy?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF6b

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf6b

health_w1.Sf6cFelt downhearted and depressed

type

choice

source

SF12

text

How much of the time during the past 4 weeks have you felt downhearted and depressed?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF6c

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf6c

health_w1.Sf7Health or emotional problems interfered with social activities

type

choice

source

SF12

text

During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time has your physical health or emotional problems interfered with your social activities like visiting friends or relatives?

showcard

TBC

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
A little of the time
A little of the time
5
None of the time
None of the time

use

askSF7

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf7

health_w1.HlhtHeight: unit of measurement

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

I would like to ask you about your height and weight.

How tall are you without shoes?

Interviewer instruction

CODE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT
ACCEPT ESTIMATE IF RESPONDENT NOT SURE

options

1
Feet and inches
Feet and inches
2
Metres and centimetres
Metres and centimetres
3
Cannot give estimate
Cannot give estimate

use

askHLHT

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlht

ifHLHT = 1Height estimate given in feet and inches

health_w1.HlhtfHeight without shoes: feet

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

3..7

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER HEIGHT - FEET

F9 FOR HELP

help

Where respondent reports height in inches only, convert to feet and inches:
36 inches = 3 feet 0 inches
42 inches = 3 feet 6 inches
48 inches = 4 feet 0 inches
54 inches = 4 feet 6 inches
60 inches = 5 feet 0 inches
66 inches = 5 feet 6 inches
72 inches = 6 feet 0 inches
78 inches = 6 feet 6 inches
90 inches = 7 feet 0 inches

use

askHLHTF

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHLHT = 1Height estimate given in feet and inches

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlhtf

soft checkHLHTF < 5 ftHeight is less than 5 feet

soft checkHLHFT > 7 ftHeight is greater than 7 feet

ifHLHT = 1 AND HLHTF = RESPONSEHeight estimate given in feet

health_w1.HlhtiHeight without shoes: inches

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..11

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER HEIGHT - INCHES

F9 FOR HELP

help

Where respondent reports height in inches only, convert to feet and inches:
36 inches = 3 feet 0 inches
42 inches = 3 feet 6 inches
48 inches = 4 feet 0 inches
54 inches = 4 feet 6 inches
60 inches = 5 feet 0 inches
66 inches = 5 feet 6 inches
72 inches = 6 feet 0 inches
78 inches = 6 feet 6 inches
90 inches = 7 feet 0 inches

use

askHLHTI

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHLHT = 1Height estimate given in feet and inches

and ifHLHT = 1 AND HLHTF = RESPONSEHeight estimate given in feet

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlhti

ifHLHT = 2Height estimate given in metres and centimetres

health_w1.HlhtcHeight without shoes: cms

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

100..250

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER HEIGHT - CENTIMETRES

F9 FOR HELP

help

Where respondent reports height in metres and centimetres, convert to centimetres:
1 metre = 100 centimetres
1.25 metres (or 1 metre 25 centimetres) = 125 centimetres
1.5 metres (or 1 metre 50 centimetres) = 150 centimetres
1.75 centimetres (or 1 metre 75 centimetres) = 175 centimetres
2 metres = 200 centimetres
2.25 metres (or 2 metres 25 centimetres) = 225 centimetres

use

askHLHTC

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHLHT = 2Height estimate given in metres and centimetres

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlhtc

soft checkHLHTC < 150Height is less than 150cm

soft checkHLHTC > 200Height is greater than 200cm

health_w1.HlwtWeight: unit of measurement

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What is your current weight without clothes?

Interviewer instruction

CODE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT
ACCEPT ESTIMATE IF RESPONDENT NOT SURE

options

1
Stones and pounds
Stones and pounds
2
Kilograms
Kilograms
3
Cannot give estimate
Cannot give estimate

use

askHLWT

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlwt

ifHLWT = 1Weight estimate given in stones and pounds

health_w1.HlwtsWeight: Stones

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

3..30

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER WEIGHT - STONES

F9 FOR HELP

help

Where respondent reports their weight in pounds only, enter weight in Stones and pounds, to nearest pound
70 pounds = 5 stones
77 pounds = 5 stones 7 pounds
84 pounds = 6 stones
91 pounds = 6 stones 7 pounds
98 pounds = 7 stones
105 pounds = 7 stones 7 pounds
112 pounds = 8 stones
119 pounds = 8 stones 7 pounds
126 pounds = 9 stones
133 pounds = 9 stones 7 pounds
140 pounds = 10 stones
147 pounds = 10 stones 7 pounds
154 pounds = 11 stones
161 pounds = 11 stones 7 pounds
168 pounds = 12 stones
175 pounds = 12 stones 7 pounds
182 pounds = 13 stones
189 pounds = 13 stones 7 pounds
196 pounds = 14 stones
203 pounds = 14 stones 7 pounds
210 pounds = 15 stones
217 pounds = 15 stones 7 pounds
224 pounds = 16 stones
231 pounds = 16 stones 7 pounds
238 pounds = 17 stones

use

askHLWTS

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHLWT = 1Weight estimate given in stones and pounds

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlwts

soft checkHLWTS < 8 stoneWeight is less than 8 stone

soft checkHLWTS > 20 stoneWeight is greater than 20 stone

ifHLWT = 1 AND HLWTS = RESPONSEWeight estimate given in stones

health_w1.HlwtpWeight: Pounds

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..13

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER WEIGHT - POUNDS

F9 FOR HELP

help

Where respondent reports their weight in pounds only, enter weight in Stones and pounds, to nearest pound
70 pounds = 5 stones
77 pounds = 5 stones 7 pounds
84 pounds = 6 stones
91 pounds = 6 stones 7 pounds
98 pounds = 7 stones
105 pounds = 7 stones 7 pounds
112 pounds = 8 stones
119 pounds = 8 stones 7 pounds
126 pounds = 9 stones
133 pounds = 9 stones 7 pounds
140 pounds = 10 stones
147 pounds = 10 stones 7 pounds
154 pounds = 11 stones
161 pounds = 11 stones 7 pounds
168 pounds = 12 stones
175 pounds = 12 stones 7 pounds
182 pounds = 13 stones
189 pounds = 13 stones 7 pounds
196 pounds = 14 stones
203 pounds = 14 stones 7 pounds
210 pounds = 15 stones
217 pounds = 15 stones 7 pounds
224 pounds = 16 stones
231 pounds = 16 stones 7 pounds
238 pounds = 17 stones

use

askHLWTP

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHLWT = 1Weight estimate given in stones and pounds

and ifHLWT = 1 AND HLWTS = RESPONSEWeight estimate given in stones

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlwtp

ifHLWT = 2Weight estimate given in kilograms

health_w1.HlwtkWeight: Kilos

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

10..250

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ENTER WEIGHT - KILOGRAMS
ENTER WEIGHT TO NEAREST KILO

use

askHLWTK

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHLWT = 2Weight estimate given in kilograms

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlwtk

soft checkHLWTK < 50 kilogramsWeight is less than 50kg

soft checkHLWTK > 150 kilogramsWeight is greater than 150kg

if(HLWTS = RESPONSE & HLWTP = RESPONSE) | HLWTK = RESPONSEWeight estimate provided in stones and pounds or in kilograms

health_w1.HlwteAccuracy of weight

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are you fairly sure of your weight or is that an estimate?

options

1
Fairly sure
Fairly sure
2
Estimate
Estimate

use

askHLWTE

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HLWTS = RESPONSE & HLWTP = RESPONSE) | HLWTK = RESPONSEWeight estimate provided in stones and pounds or in kilograms

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlwte

health_w1.HlwtlWhen last weighed

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

When was the last time you were weighed using scales, either by yourself or someone else?

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Within last week
Within last week
2
1-4 weeks ago
1-4 weeks ago
3
1-3 months ago
1-3 months ago
4
3-6 months ago
3-6 months ago
5
6 months to a year ago
6 months to a year ago
6
More than a year ago
More than a year ago
7
More than 5 years ago
More than 5 years ago

use

askHLWTL

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlwtl

health_w1.HealthLong-standing illness or impairment

type

choice

source

FRS (adapted)

text

Do you have any long-standing physical or mental impairment, illness or disability? By 'long-standing' I mean anything that has troubled you over a period of at least 12 months or that is likely to trouble you over a period of at least 12 months.

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

This is the respondent's own definition of their disability status

use

askHealth

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_health

ifHealth = 1Has a long-standing illness or disability

health_w1.DisdifType of impairment or disability

type

multichoice

source

FRS (adapted)

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Does this/Do these health problem(s) or disability(ies) mean that you have substantial difficulties with any of these areas of your life? Please read out the numbers from the card next to the ones which apply to you.

Interviewer instruction

PROBE: Which others?
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Mobility (moving around at home and walking)
Mobility (moving around at home and walking)
2
Lifting, carrying or moving objects
Lifting, carrying or moving objects
3
Manual dexterity (using your hands to carry out everyday tasks)
Manual dexterity (using hands to carry out everyday tasks)
4
Continence (bladder and bowel control)
Continence (bladder and bowel control)
5
Hearing (apart from using a standard hearing aid)
Hearing (apart from using a standard hearing aid)
6
Sight (apart from wearing standard glasses)
Sight (apart from wearing standard glasses)
7
Communication or speech problems
Communication or speech problems
8
Memory or ability to concentrate, learn or understand
Memory or ability to concentrate, learn or understand
9
Recognising when you are in physical danger
Recognising when you are in physical danger
10
Your physical co-ordination (e.g. balance)
Your physical co-ordination (e.g. balance)
11
Difficulties with own personal care (e.g. getting dressed, taking a bath or shower)
Difficulties with own personal care
12
Other health problem or disability
Other health problem or disability
96
None of these
None of these

use

askDisDif

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHealth = 1Has a long-standing illness or disability

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_disdif1, a_indresp.a_disdif10, a_indresp.a_disdif11, a_indresp.a_disdif12, a_indresp.a_disdif2, a_indresp.a_disdif3, a_indresp.a_disdif4, a_indresp.a_disdif5, a_indresp.a_disdif6, a_indresp.a_disdif7, a_indresp.a_disdif8, a_indresp.a_disdif9, a_indresp.a_disdif96

health_w1.HcondDiagnosed health conditions

type

multichoice

source

NHANES (adapted)

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Has a doctor or other health professional ever told you that you have any of the conditions listed on this card? Please just tell me the numbers that apply.

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Asthma
Asthma
2
Arthritis
Arthritis
3
Congestive heart failure
Congestive heart failure
4
Coronary heart disease
Coronary heart disease
5
Angina
Angina
6
Heart attack or myocardial infarction
Heart attack or myocardial infarction
7
Stroke
Stroke
8
Emphysema
Emphysema
9
Hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod
Hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod
10
Hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid
Hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid
11
Chronic bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis
12
Any kind of liver condition
Any kind of liver condition
13
Cancer or malignancy
Cancer or malignancy
14
Diabetes
Diabetes
15
Epilepsy
Epilepsy
16
High blood pressure
High blood pressure
17
Clinical depression
Clinical depression
96
None of these
None of these

use

askHCond

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hcond1, a_indresp.a_hcond10, a_indresp.a_hcond11, a_indresp.a_hcond12, a_indresp.a_hcond13, a_indresp.a_hcond14, a_indresp.a_hcond15, a_indresp.a_hcond16, a_indresp.a_hcond17, a_indresp.a_hcond2, a_indresp.a_hcond3, a_indresp.a_hcond4, a_indresp.a_hcond5, a_indresp.a_hcond6, a_indresp.a_hcond7, a_indresp.a_hcond8, a_indresp.a_hcond9, a_indresp.a_hcond96

Development note

following series of conditionally asked questions are complete respecification to make clear logic of data collection and data return and should be confirmed. Please note that following original specification data were not returned with variable-specific labels, so interpretation of questions should be confirmed with NatCen.

ifHCond = 1Has been diagnosed as having had asthma

health_w1.Hconds01Still has asthma

type

choice

text

Do you still have asthma?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds01

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 1Has been diagnosed as having had asthma

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds01

health_w1.Hconda01Age told had asthma

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had asthma?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda01

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 1Has been diagnosed as having had asthma

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda01

ifHCond = 2Has been diagnosed as having had arthritis

health_w1.Hconds02Still has arthritis

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have arthritis?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds02

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 2Has been diagnosed as having had arthritis

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds02

health_w1.Hconda02Age told had arthritis

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had arthritis?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda02

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 2Has been diagnosed as having had arthritis

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda02

ifHCond = 3Has been diagnosed as having had congestive heart failure

health_w1.Hconds03Still has congestive heart failure

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have congestive heart failure?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds03

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 3Has been diagnosed as having had congestive heart failure

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds03

health_w1.Hconda03Age told had congestive heart failure

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had congestive heart failure?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda03

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 3Has been diagnosed as having had congestive heart failure

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda03

ifHCond = 4Has been diagnosed as having had coronary heart disease

health_w1.Hconds04Still has coronary heart disease

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have coronary heart disease?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds04

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 4Has been diagnosed as having had coronary heart disease

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds04

health_w1.Hconda04Age told had coronary heart disease

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had coronary heart disease?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda04

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 4Has been diagnosed as having had coronary heart disease

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda04

ifHCond = 5Has been diagnosed as having had angina

health_w1.Hconds05Still has angina

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have angina

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds05

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 5Has been diagnosed as having had angina

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds05

health_w1.Hconda05Age told had angina

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had angina

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda05

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 5Has been diagnosed as having had angina

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda05

ifHCond = 6 and sample month is between June 2009 and Dec 2010Has been diagnosed as having had heart attack or myocardial infarction

Note

question not asked in first 6 months of wave 1

health_w1.Hconds06Still has heart attack or myocardial infarction?

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have heart attack or myocardial infarction

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds06

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 6 and sample month is between June 2009 and Dec 2010Has been diagnosed as having had heart attack or myocardial infarction

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds06

health_w1.Hconda06Age told had heart attack or myocardial infarction?

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had heart attack or myocardial infarction

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda06

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 6 and sample month is between June 2009 and Dec 2010Has been diagnosed as having had heart attack or myocardial infarction

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda06

ifHCond = 7 and sample month is between June 2009 and Dec 2010Has been diagnosed as having had stroke

Note

question not asked in first 6 months of wave 1

health_w1.Hconds07Still has stroke

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have stroke?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds07

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 7 and sample month is between June 2009 and Dec 2010Has been diagnosed as having had stroke

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds07

health_w1.Hconda07Age told had stroke

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had stroke?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda07

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 7 and sample month is between June 2009 and Dec 2010Has been diagnosed as having had stroke

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda07

ifHCond = 8Has been diagnosed as having had emphysema

health_w1.Hconds08Still has emphysema

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have emphysema?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds08

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 8Has been diagnosed as having had emphysema

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds08

health_w1.Hconda08Age told had emphysema

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had emphysema?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda08

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 8Has been diagnosed as having had emphysema

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda08

ifHCond = 9Has been diagnosed as having had hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod

health_w1.Hconds09Still has hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds09

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 9Has been diagnosed as having had hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds09

health_w1.Hconda09Age told had hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda09

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 9Has been diagnosed as having had hyperthyroidism or an over-active thyriod

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda09

ifHCond = 10Has been diagnosed as having had hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid

health_w1.Hconds10Still has hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds10

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 10Has been diagnosed as having had hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds10

health_w1.Hconda10Age told had hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda10

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 10Has been diagnosed as having had hypothyroidism or an under-active thyroid

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda10

ifHCond = 11Has been diagnosed as having had chronic bronchitis

health_w1.Hconds11Still has chronic bronchitis

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have chronic bronchitis?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds11

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 11Has been diagnosed as having had chronic bronchitis

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds11

health_w1.Hconda11Age told had chronic bronchitis

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had chronic bronchitis?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda11

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 11Has been diagnosed as having had chronic bronchitis

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda11

ifHCond = 12Has been diagnosed as having had any kind of liver condition

health_w1.Hconds12Still has any kind of liver condition

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have any kind of liver condition?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds12

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 12Has been diagnosed as having had any kind of liver condition

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds12

health_w1.Hconda12Age told had any kind of liver condition

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had any kind of liver condition?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda12

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 12Has been diagnosed as having had any kind of liver condition

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda12

ifHCond = 13Has been diagnosed as having had cancer or malignancy

health_w1.Hconds13Still has cancer or malignancy

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have cancer or malignancy?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds13

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 13Has been diagnosed as having had cancer or malignancy

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds13

health_w1.Hconda13Age told had cancer or malignancy

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had cancer or malignancy?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda13

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 13Has been diagnosed as having had cancer or malignancy

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda13

ifHCond = 14Has been diagnosed as having had diabetes

health_w1.Hconds14Still has diabetes

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have diabetes?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds14

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 14Has been diagnosed as having had diabetes

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds14

health_w1.Hconda14Age told had diabetes

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had diabetes?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda14

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 14Has been diagnosed as having had diabetes

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda14

ifHCond = 15Has been diagnosed as having had epilepsy

health_w1.Hconds15Still has epilepsy

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have epilepsy?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds15

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 15Has been diagnosed as having had epilepsy

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds15

health_w1.Hconda15Age told had epilepsy

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had epilepsy?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda15

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 15Has been diagnosed as having had epilepsy

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda15

ifHCond = 16Has been diagnosed as having had high blood pressure

health_w1.Hconds16Still has high blood pressure

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have high blood pressure?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds16

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 16Has been diagnosed as having had high blood pressure

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds16

health_w1.Hconda16Age told had high blood pressure

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had high blood pressure?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda16

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 16Has been diagnosed as having had high blood pressure

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda16

ifHCond = 17Has been diagnosed as having had clinical depression

health_w1.Hconds17Still has clinical depression

type

choice

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

Do you still have clinical depression?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHconds17

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 17Has been diagnosed as having had clinical depression

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconds17

health_w1.Hconda17Age told had clinical depression

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

NHANES (adapted)

text

What age were you when you were first told you had clinical depression?

Interviewer instruction

enter age

use

askHconda17

modules

moduleHealth_w1Health and disability module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHCond = 17Has been diagnosed as having had clinical depression

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hconda17

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

version

03 (Thu Oct 27 10:52:58 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useCaring_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

caring_w1.CaringTime at start of caring module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeCARING=from system clock

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_caring_tm

if(HHGRID.HHSIZE - Number of absent hhold members) > 1More than one person in the household

caring_w1.AidhhCares for sick/disabled/elderly in household

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Is there anyone living with you who is sick, disabled or elderly whom you look after or give special help to (for example, a sick, disabled or elderly relative/husband/wife/friend etc)?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Occasionally a person may not think of the care they provide as special because they either may have been looking after this person for a long time or because they view it as a natural obligation to look after a close relative, or because they think it normal to povide special care for the elderly. In some cases you may already know of someone in the household who is infirm or disabled. If you have reason to believe that someone within the household is receiving regular care because of age, infirmity or disability but this is not reported by the respondent you should ask 'And what about (NAME OF PERSON)? Do you look after them at all?' If the respondent does not agree, code answer given.

use

askAidHH

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.HHSIZE - Number of absent hhold members) > 1More than one person in the household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidhh

ifAidHH = 1Resp cares for someone in the household

caring_w1.AidhuaPNO of (person) cared for

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Maximum number of mentions: 16

text

Who do you look after?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER PERSON NUMBER(S) FROM HOUSEHOLD GRID
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

options

1
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 1
Resp. aids person number 1
2
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 2
Resp. aids person number 2
3
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 3
Resp. aids person number 3
4
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 4
Resp. aids person number 4
5
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 5
Resp. aids person number 5
6
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 6
Resp. aids person number 6
7
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 7
Resp. aids person number 7
8
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 8
Resp. aids person number 8
9
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 9
Resp. aids person number 9
10
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 10
Resp. aids person number 10
11
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 11
Resp. aids person number 11
12
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 12
Resp. aids person number 12
13
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 13
Resp. aids person number 13
14
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 14
Resp. aids person number 14
15
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 15
Resp. aids person number 15
16
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 16
Resp. aids person number 16

use

askAidHUA

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(HHGRID.HHSIZE - Number of absent hhold members) > 1More than one person in the household

and ifAidHH = 1Resp cares for someone in the household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidhua1, a_indresp.a_aidhua10, a_indresp.a_aidhua11, a_indresp.a_aidhua12, a_indresp.a_aidhua13, a_indresp.a_aidhua14, a_indresp.a_aidhua15, a_indresp.a_aidhua16, a_indresp.a_aidhua2, a_indresp.a_aidhua3, a_indresp.a_aidhua4, a_indresp.a_aidhua5, a_indresp.a_aidhua6, a_indresp.a_aidhua7, a_indresp.a_aidhua8, a_indresp.a_aidhua9

caring_w1.AidxhhNon-residents cared for

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you provide some regular service or help for any sick, disabled or elderly person not living with you?

Interviewer instruction

EXCLUDE HELP PROVIDED IN COURSE OF EMPLOYMENT
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Exclude any care given in the course of employment (e.g. by social worker or home help) but include if they provide care unpaid outside working hours. Exclude work in drop-in centres, luncheon clubs or meals on wheels. Include any service provided including visiting, sitting with them, keeping company, taking out, checking whether or not they are alright, helping with bills etc, as well as help with housework, cooking and personal care (e.g. washing or dressing). Include only one-to -one caring so that if, for instance, someone helps with meals-on-wheels or driving people to hospital this, in itself, does not count since they may be seeing different people each day. If, on the other hand they are paired off with one specific elderly/disabled person, this would count. Include here cases where person cared for is in the same building as respondent but lives separately (e.g. a 'granny flat' or annexe). Some respondents will be caring for people as a voluntary worker rather than as a friend or relative. If caring for two parents living together, code each separately.

use

askAidXHH

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidxhh

ifAidXHH = 1Non-resident cared for

caring_w1.NaidxhhNumber of non-residents cared for

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

How many people do you care for?

use

askNAidXHH

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifAidXHH = 1Non-resident cared for

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_naidxhh

soft checkNAidXHH > 5Number of non-residents cared for is greater than 5

caring_w1.Aidhu1Caring: relation to 1st non-res dependent

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Who is the first person that you look after or help? (What is their relationship to you?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE RELATIONSHIP OF FIRST PERSON MENTIONED TO RESPONDENT

options

1
Parent/parent-in-law
Parent/parent-in-law
2
Grandparent
Grandparent
3
Aunt/uncle
Aunt/uncle
4
Other relative
Other relative
5
Friend or neighbour
Friend or neighbour
6
Client(s) of voluntary organisation
Client(s) of voluntary organisation
97
Other
Other

use

askAidHU1

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifAidXHH = 1Non-resident cared for

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidhu1

ifNAidXHH>1More than one non-resident cared for

caring_w1.Aidhu2Caring: relation to 2nd non-res dependent

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Who is the second person that you look after or help? (What is their relationship to you?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE RELATIONSHIP OF SECOND PERSON MENTIONED TO RESPONDENT

options

1
Parent/parent-in-law
Parent/parent-in-law
2
Grandparent
Grandparent
3
Aunt/uncle
Aunt/uncle
4
Other relative
Other relative
5
Friend or neighbour
Friend or neighbour
6
Client(s) of voluntary organisation
Client(s) of voluntary organisation
97
Other
Other

use

askAidHU2

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifAidXHH = 1Non-resident cared for

and ifNAidXHH>1More than one non-resident cared for

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidhu2

ifAidXHH = 1 OR AidHH = 1Non-resident or someone in household cared for

caring_w1.AidhrsHours per week spent caring

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Now thinking about everyone who you look after or provide help for both those living with you and not living with you - in total, how many hours do you spend each week looking after or helping (him/her/them)?

Interviewer instruction

IF IT VARIES PROBE WHETHER USUALLY UNDER OR OVER 20 HOURS A WEEK
INCLUDE CARE BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE HOUSEHOLD
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
0 - 4 hours per week
0 - 4 hours per week
2
5 - 9 hours per week
5 - 9 hours per week
3
10 - 19 hours per week
10 - 19 hours per week
4
20 - 34 hours per week
20 - 34 hours per week
5
35 - 49 hours per week
35 - 49 hours per week
6
50 - 99 hours per week
50 - 99 hours per week
7
100 or more hours per week/continuous care
100 or more hours per week/continuous care
8
Varies under 20 hours
Varies under 20 hours
9
Varies 20 hours or more
Varies 20 hours or more
97
Other
Other

help

Please note that if respondent spends time caring for people within and outside the household the total time spent on both together should be entered. Include any travelling time or time spent sleeping at dependant's house if dependant is outside carer's household. If continuous care is given use code 7

use

askAidHrs

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifAidXHH = 1 OR AidHH = 1Non-resident or someone in household cared for

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidhrs

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT <> 4 AND AIDHH = 1Job status is not retired and cares for someone in household

caring_w1.AideftCaring prevents paid employment

type

choice

source

FACs

text

Thinking about everyone who lives with you that you look after or provide help for - does this extra work looking after NAME(S) prevent you from doing a paid job or as much paid work as you might like to do? Would you say you are...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Unable to work at all
Unable to work at all
2
Unable to do as much paid work as you might
Unable to do as much paid work as you might
3
Or this doesn't prevent you from working?
Or this doesn't prevent you from working?

use

askAidEFT

modules

moduleCaring_w1Caring module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT <> 4 AND AIDHH = 1Job status is not retired and cares for someone in household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aideft

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

version

03 (Thu Oct 27 10:55:03 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useEmploymentstatushistory_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

employmentstatushistory_w1.EmpstatTime at start of employment status history module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeEMPSTAT=from system clock

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_empstat_tm

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

ifINITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 3Still at college/university

employmentstatushistory_w1.LgapedWhether left F/T education before starting FE

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Can I just check, apart from taking a holiday or a gap year, did you leave full-time education between finishing at school and starting at college or university?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLGAPED

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and ifINITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 3Still at college/university

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lgaped

if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

Information only

The next questions are about all periods in or out of employment since you left full-time education, even if they only lasted for a month. Please do not tell me about each job you have had, just about each period of paid employment or periods doing things like looking after the family, being unemployed or being in education.

help

We want to know about changes in employment status, not specific job changes, so two consecutive events should never have the same status code e.g. an '02' followed by an '02'.

temporary variableemploymentstatushistory_w1.Counter

type

number

use

computeCounter=0

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

Development note

Is there a more explicit specification of how to determine if current employment status has been reached? Is this a loop until or loop while?

Data output to:recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

employmentstatushistory_w1.LeshstEmployment status

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Which description on this card [comes closest to what you first did after leaving full-time education]{LESHST = FIRST SPELL}/[best describes what you did next, even if it was only for a month?]{LESHST = SECOND SPELL ONWARDS}

Interviewer instruction

DO NOT CODE EACH 'JOB' SEPARATELY. ONE PERIOD OF PAID EMPLOYMENT CAN INCLUDE MORE THAN ONE JOB
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

0
Current status reached, no further changes
Current status reached, no further changes
1
Self-employed
Self-employed
2
Full-time employed
Full-time employed
3
Part-time employed
Part-time employed
4
Unemployed
Unemployed
5
Retired
Retired
6
Maternity leave
Maternity leave
7
Looking after family or home
Looking after family or home
8
Full-time student/at school
Full-time student/at school
9
Long-term sick or disabled
Long-term sick or disabled
10
On a government training scheme
On a government training scheme
11
National Service/War Service
National Service/War Service
12
Something else
Something else

help

Employment: Any regular paid work is coded as paid employment even if respondent was also receiving benefits, a reitrement pension or looking after the family at the same time. Exclude periods of less than 1 month, vacation work whilst in full-time education and periods of maternity leave (code 06). Changes from full-time to part-time work must be recorded as a change of status (part-time is less than 30 hours per week). Time spent on the books of an employer (e.g. supply teachers, temps) is counted as a continuous spell of working, provided time spent in actual paid work is longer than periods out of work. Time spent in paid or unpaid sick leave counts as work

use

askLESHST

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

output to

recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

associated variables

a_empstat.a_leshst, a_indall.a_employ, a_indresp.a_employ

ifLESHST>0New employment status

employmentstatushistory_w1.LeshemMonth employment status started

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..17

source

BHPS (adapted)

text

When did you start this period of being LESHST?

Interviewer instruction

CODE MONTH AND YEAR
PLEASE ENTER THE MONTH
IF MONTH NOT KNOWN CODE SEASON

13 Winter/December
14 Winter/January/February
15 Spring
16 Summer
17 Autumn

use

askLESHEM

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

and ifLESHST>0New employment status

output to

recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

associated variables

a_empstat.a_leshem

employmentstatushistory_w1.Leshsy4Year employment status started

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS (adapted)

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE YEAR

use

askLESHSY4

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

and ifLESHST>0New employment status

output to

recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

associated variables

a_empstat.a_leshsy4

ifLESHST = 1|2|3 & first spell of employmentEmployed or self-employed and this is the first spell of employment

employmentstatushistory_w1.Pj1soc00SOC of first job

type

text

source

BHPS (adapted)

text

What was the first job you had when you started working in LESHEMLESHSY4? Please tell me the exact job title and describe the work you did.

Interviewer instruction

ENTER JOB TITLE
DESCRIBE WORK DONE

use

askPJ1SOC00

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

and ifLESHST = 1|2|3 & first spell of employmentEmployed or self-employed and this is the first spell of employment

output to

recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsoc00

employmentstatushistory_w1.Pj1sempEmployed or self-employed, first job

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

source

BHPS

use

computePJ1SEMP=using response at LESHST. If LESHST = 1 then PJ1SEMP = 2 'self employed'. If LESHST = 2 or 3 then PJ1SEMP = 1 'employed'.

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

and ifLESHST = 1|2|3 & first spell of employmentEmployed or self-employed and this is the first spell of employment

output to

recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

associated variables

a_empstat.a_pj1semp

ifPJ1SEMP = 2Self-employed

employmentstatushistory_w1.Pj1bossHired employees, first job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Did you have any employees?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askPJ1BOSS

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

and ifLESHST = 1|2|3 & first spell of employmentEmployed or self-employed and this is the first spell of employment

and ifPJ1SEMP = 2Self-employed

output to

recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

associated variables

a_empstat.a_pj1boss

ifPJ1SEMP = 1Employee

employmentstatushistory_w1.Pj1mngrManagerial duties, first job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Did you have any managerial duties or were you supervising any other employees?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askPJ1MNGR

modules

moduleEmploymentstatushistory_w1Employment Status History module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopuntil [current employment status reached]

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

and if(INITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 2) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 1) OR (INITIALCONDITIONS.FENOW = 2) OR LGAPED = 1Never went to school or no longer in full-time education or still in full-time education but took a break between school and college/university

and ifLESHST = 1|2|3 & first spell of employmentEmployed or self-employed and this is the first spell of employment

and ifPJ1SEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname EMPSTAT recno 121 ids + spellno

associated variables

a_empstat.a_pj1mngr

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

version

02 (Thu Sep 29 10:29:49 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useCurrentemployment_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

currentemployment_w1.JbhasDid paid work last week

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can I just check, did you do any paid work last week - that is in the seven days ending last Sunday - either as an employee or self-employed?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include: employment for any number of hours, including Saturday jobs, and casual work, e.g. baby sitting, running mail-order clubs etc. NB Since some informants may not consider casual work to be serious work, please be prepared to probe those (e.g. housewives with dependent children, full-time students) to whom you feel this may apply.
Anyone who was paid a wage or salary by an employer while attending an educational establishment.
A wife working for any number of hours in her husband's business as long as she was paid, i.e. received (or will receive) an amount of money in remuneration or a share of the profits.
A wife, working unpaid, in her husband's business provided she works 15 hours or more per week.
Anyone else working in a friend's or relative's business, as long as he or she received (or will receive) an amount of money in remuneration or a share of the profits.
Students on 'sandwich courses' currently with an employer or those on employer placements should be coded as employed only if they receive regular payment from the employer.

Student nurses: Nurses being trained under the PROJECT 2000 scheme which is mainly based in colleges outside hospitals should be regarded as full-time students. Unless they have other employment outside their PROJECT 2000 course they should be coded 2 at E1 and E2. For student nurses always check if the nursing training course is part of PROJECT 2000 and proceed accordingly. If the respondent is unsure treat as employed.

Government Training Schemes: If a respondent was on such a scheme last week, they should be coded as employed if they are 'employer based'. This is defined as: 1) Last week they were with an employer or on a project providing work experience or practical training or 2) If they are normally 'employer based' but were away last week because of illness or for some other reason (including attending a college based course). If respondents are not normally 'employer based' that is they usually attend a college or other training centre, they should be coded 2 at E1 and E2 with the following exceptions: 1) those who have employment outside the training scheme. Code here as employed and take details of this secondary employment. 2) those sent on training schemes by employers who continue to pay their wages or salaries. Treat as employed and code 4 at E3. Record details of their job with the employer who has seconded them to the training scheme.

use

askJBHAS

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbhas

ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

currentemployment_w1.JboffNo work last week but has paid job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Even though you weren't working did you have a job that you were away from last week?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Waiting to take up job
Waiting to take up job

help

Include any persons who were absent because of holiday, strike, sickness, maternity leave, lay-off, or a similar reason, provided they have a job to return to with the same employer. Do not include those receiving redundancy payments who have no job to return to. Do not include people who have a job arranged but have not yet started work in it: such people should be coded 3 at E1. A job exists if there is a definite arrangement for work on a regular basis (i.e. every week or every month) whether this work is full-time or part-time

use

askJBOFF

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jboff

ifJBHAS = 2 AND JBOFF = 1Did not do paid work last week but does have a job

currentemployment_w1.JboffyReason off work last week

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What was the main reason you were away from work last week?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Maternity leave
Maternity leave
2
Other leave/holiday
Other leave/holiday
3
Sick/injured
Sick/injured
4
Attending training course
Attending training course
5
Laid off/on short time
Laid off/on short time
6
On strike
On strike
7
Other personal/family reasons
Other personal/family reasons
97
Other reasons
Other reasons

help

Code one only: if more than one reason ask respondent 'And which of these would you say was the main reason?' Maternity leave: only women who are on the special period of maternity leave allowed either by law or their contract should be included here. Any other leave taken for reasons of child bearing or child rearing should be coded 7. Any leave taken for pregnancy related sickness not covered by maternity leave should be coded 3. Count women on maternity leave from a job as employed even if they say it is their intention not to return to their jobs at the end of the statutory or contractual period of leave.

use

askJBOFFY

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 2 AND JBOFF = 1Did not do paid work last week but does have a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jboffy

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

currentemployment_w1.Jbterm1Current job: permanent or temporary

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Leaving aside your own personal intentions and circumstances, is your job...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
A permanent job
A permanent job
2
Or is there some way that it is not permanent?
Or is there some way that it is not permanent?

help

If respondent has more than one job, these questions should be answered with reference to their main job. The 'main job' is the highest paid. If equal earnings then it is the one with the longest hours. If a respondent is a seasonal worker who switches between jobs at different times of the year, then 'main job' is the one being done last week. Where a respondent changed jobs in the last week (that is in the seven days ending on the Sunday before interview) we require details of the job being done at the end of the week.

A permanent job is one which has no specific time limit even if a period of notice is required for dismissal.

use

askJBTERM1

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbterm1

ifJBTERM1 = 2Job is not permanent

currentemployment_w1.Jbterm2Type of non-permanent job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what way is the job not permanent, is it...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Seasonal work
Seasonal work
2
Done under contract for a fixed period or a fixed task
Done under contract for a fixed period or a fixed task
3
Agency temping
Agency temping
4
Casual type of work
Casual type of work
97
Or is there some other way that it is not permanent?
Or is there some other way that it is not permanent?

use

askJBTERM2

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

and ifJBTERM1 = 2Job is not permanent

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbterm2

currentemployment_w1.Jbsic07Industry (SIC07) of employer: current job

type

text

source

BHPS, revised as per ONS & LFS

text

What does the firm/organisation you work for mainly make or do (at the place where you work)?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE MANUFACTURING OR PROCESSING OR DISTRIBUTION ETC. AND MAIN GOODS PRODUCED, MATERIALS USED, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL ETC. INFORMATION ON INDUSTRY IS NECESSARY TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN SOME OCCUPATIONS AT THE DETAILED LEVEL. DESCRIBE FULLY.
F9 FOR HELP

help

This should be the firm or company that issued the contract of employment for the respondent

use

askJBSIC07

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsic07

currentemployment_w1.Jbsoc00Occupation (SOC2000): current job

type

text

source

BHPS

Notes

During sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009) this question did not include the interviewer instruction 'AND DESCRIBE THE WORK DONE' as this was part of a subsequent question (JBSOC00b)

text

What was your main job last week?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER JOB TITLE AND DESCRIBE THE WORK DONE
IF MORE THAN ONE JOB, MAIN JOB IS THE JOB WITH MOST HOURS. IF EQUAL HOURS THEN MAIN JOB IS JOB THAT IS HIGHEST PAID.
F9 FOR HELP

help

Please remember your general training as an interviewer that asks you always to probe for as detailed job description as you can get including title, qualifications or apprenticeships, responsibilities etc.

use

askJBSOC00

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsoc00

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

currentemployment_w1.Jbsoc00bOccupation job tasks: current job

type

text

source

BHPS

Notes

Question only asked during sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009)

text

What do you mainly do in your job?

Interviewer instruction

CHECK SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING NEEDED TO DO THE JOB.
DESCRIBE FULLY WORK DONE

use

askJBSOC00b

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

and ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

currentemployment_w1.JbsempEmployed or self-employed: current job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are you an employee or self-employed?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Employee
Employee
2
Self-employed
Self-employed

help

Where there is doubt, try to find out how they are described for tax and National Insurance purposes. For self-employed, tax is not normally deducted at source but paid directly to the Inland Revenue. People working as child minders or odd-jobbing etc are usually classified as self-employed. If someone is self employed and works under contract to an employer, he or she may be treated as an employee for tax purposes (e.g. in the construction industry). Treat such people as self-employed. For all directors and managers who say that they are self-employed, check whether they work for a limited company. If they do, code them as employees for tax and NI purposes. An employee working through an agency (e.g. secretary, nurse etc) may either be an employee of that agency (i.e. the agency pays part of their NI contributions) or an employee with each different employer they go to.

use

askJBSEMP

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsemp

currentemployment_w1.JbbgdatDate started current job

type

date

source

BHPS (adapted)

text

And on what date did you start working in your present job?

If you have been promoted or changed grades, please give me the date of that change. Otherwise please give me the date when you started doing the job you are doing now for your present employer.

Interviewer instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE DAY/MONTH/YEAR
IF FULL DATE NOT KNOWN, RECORD AS DK AND ENTER SEPARATE DAY, MONTH AND YEAR WHERE KNOWN AT SUBSEQUENT QUESTIONS.

use

askJBBGDat

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgd, a_indresp.a_jbbgm, a_indresp.a_jbbgy

hard checkresp under 14 when started job

hard checkjob start date after date of interview

ifJBBGDat = DKDate started current job not known

currentemployment_w1.JbbgdDay started current job

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..31

source

BHPS (adapted)

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE DAY

use

askJBBGD

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

and ifJBBGDat = DKDate started current job not known

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgd

currentemployment_w1.JbbgmMonth started current job

type

choice

source

BHPS (adapted)

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE MONTH

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askJBBGM

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

and ifJBBGDat = DKDate started current job not known

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgm

currentemployment_w1.JbbgyYear started current job

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS (adapted)

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE YEAR

use

askJBBGY

modules

moduleCurrentemployment_w1Current Employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJBHAS = 1 OR JBOFF = 1Has a job

and ifJBBGDat = DKDate started current job not known

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgy

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

version

02 (Wed Sep 28 11:09:33 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useEmployees_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

employees_w1.JbmngrManagerial duties: current job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you have any managerial duties or do you supervise any other employees?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Manager
Manager
2
Foreman/supervisor
Foreman/supervisor
3
NOT manager or supervisor
NOT manager or supervisor

help

A manager may manage other employees through supervisors or directly, and may have a more general responsibility for policy or long term planning. Foremen and supervisors have day-to-day control over a group of workers whom they supervise directly, sometimes themselves doing some of the work they supervise. Job titles can be misleading (e.g. a 'playground supervisor' supervises children, not employees and so should be coded not a supervisor). A stores manager may be a store-keeper and not a manager or supervisor of employees.

use

askJbMngr

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbmngr

employees_w1.JbsizeNo. employed at workplace: current job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How many people are employed at the place where you work?

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE ALL EMPLOYEES INCLUDING PART-TIME AND SHIFT WORKERS. EXCLUDE VOLUNTEERS.
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
1 - 2
1 - 2
2
3 - 9
3 - 9
3
10 - 24
10 - 24
4
25 - 49
25 - 49
5
50 - 99
50 - 99
6
100 - 199
100 - 199
7
200 - 499
200 - 499
8
500 - 999
500 - 999
9
1000 or more
1000 or more
10
Dont know but fewer than 25
Dont know but fewer than 25
11
Dont know but 25 or more
Dont know but 25 or more

help

This is the total number of employees at the workplace, not just the number employed within the particular section or department in which the respondent works. Include part time and shift workers. If a respondent works from a depot or office (e.g. a service engineer), base the answer on the number of people who work from that depot. People employed by employment agencies should answer these questions with reference to the place at which they are currently working (or last worked) rather than the agency. Where someone employed by an agency worked at several different workplaces in the course of a week the answer should refer to the place where he or she worked the greatest number of hours. Similarly, people working for sub contractors or merchandisers within a larger workplace should answer with reference to the larger workplace (for example, school meals staff should answer with respect to the school rather than the kitchens, and people working on a fish stall franchise within a supermarket should answer with respect to the supermarket).

use

askJbSize

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsize

employees_w1.JbsectPrivate company

type

choice

source

IHS

text

Do you work for a private firm or business or other limited company or do you work for some other type of organisation?

options

1
Private firm or business, a limited company
Private firm or business, a limited company
2
Other type of organisation
Other type of organisation

use

askJbSect

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsect

ifJbSect = 2Work for a non-private organisation

employees_w1.JbsectpubNon-private organisation

type

choice

source

IHS

text

What kind of non-private organisation do you work for?

showcard

TBC

options

1
A public limited company (check it is not code 1 at JbSect)
A public limited company (check it is not code 1 at JbSect)
2
A nationalised industry/state corporation
A nationalised industry/state corporation
3
Central government or civil service
Central government or civil service
4
Local government or council (including police, fire services and local authority controlled schools/colleges)
Local government or council (inc police, fire, schools/colleges)
5
A university or other grant-funded education establishment
A university or other grant-funded education establishment
6
A health authority or NHS trust
A health authority or NHS trust
7
A charity, voluntary organisation or trust
A charity, voluntary organisation or trust
8
The armed forces
The armed forces
9
Some other kind of organisation
Some other kind of organisation

use

askJbSectPub

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifJbSect = 2Work for a non-private organisation

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsectpub

employees_w1.JbhrsNo. of hours normally worked per week

type

number

decimals

2

width

5

range

0.01..97.99

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Allow fractional hours

text

Thinking about your (main) job, how many hours, excluding overtime and meal breaks, are you expected to work in a normal week?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO NORMAL HOURS ASK FOR AVERAGE HOURS
F9 FOR HELP

help

In the case of people permanently on call, probe for the total hours usually worked when on call (excluding overtime). If the hours vary or the work is intermittent (e.g. casual workers), try to obtain the weekly average over the past few months.

use

askJbHrs

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbhrs

employees_w1.JbotNo. of overtime hours in normal week

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

source

BHPS

text

And how many hours overtime do you usually work in a normal week?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO USUAL HOURS, ASK FOR AVERAGE HOURS
IF NONE CODE 0
F9 FOR HELP

help

Inlcude unpaid overtime

use

askJbOt

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbot

ifJbOt > 0Usually work overtime

employees_w1.JbotpdNo. of hours worked as paid overtime

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..97

source

BHPS

text

How much of that overtime is usually paid?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO USUAL HOURS, ASK FOR AVERAGE HOURS
IF NO PAID OVERTIME CODE 0
F9 FOR HELP

help

This includes any time for which respondents are paid above and beyond their basic wage or salary. Such overtime payments need not be at any increased rate.

use

askJbOtPd

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifJbOt > 0Usually work overtime

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbotpd

employees_w1.JbplWork location

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you work mainly...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
At home
At home
2
At your employer's premises
At your employer's premises
3
Driving or travelling around
Driving or travelling around
4
Or at one or more other places?
Or at one or more other places?
97
SPONTANEOUS Other
Other

help

Code one only. If more than one applies code one which applies to greatest part of working time

use

askJbPl

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbpl

ifJbPl 2|3|4Work somewhere other than at home

employees_w1.JbttwtMinutes spent travelling to work

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

0..997

source

BHPS

text

About how long does it usually take for you to get to work each day, door to door (in minutes)?

Interviewer instruction

ONE WAY JOURNEY ONLY
IF NO USUAL GIVE AVERAGE MINUTES
IF DOESNT APPLY ENTER 0
F9 FOR HELP

help

If respondent works mainly by travelling around or travels to one or more places ask how long it takes to get to an office or depot if this place is visited at least once a week. Note this is for getting to work not the full round trip. Please only use 'Doesn't Apply' in extreme cases where it is impossible to give any kind of average i.e. the respondent never visits a depot etc.

use

askJbTTWT

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifJbPl 2|3|4Work somewhere other than at home

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbttwt

soft checkJBTTWT > = 70 minutesJourney to work is greater than or equal to 70 minutes

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

employees_w1.WorkdisDistance from work

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

source

DEFRA (adapted)

Notes

This question was only asked during sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009)

text

About how far, in miles, do you live from your usual place of work?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE FOR ESTIMATE IF NECESSARY
ENTER NUMBER OF MILES
IF DOES NOT APPLY ENTER '0'
IF LESS THAN ONE MILE ENTER '1'

use

askWorkDis

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifJbPl 2|3|4Work somewhere other than at home

and ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_workdis

employees_w1.WorktravMode of transport for journey to work

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

And how do you usually get to your place of work?

Interviewer instruction

IF MORE THAN ONE MODE OF TRANSPORT, PROBE FOR MODE USED FOR THE PART OF THE JOURNEY THAT IS FURTHEST IN DISTANCE
IF CANNOT SPECIFY ONE MODE ONLY, RECORD AS 'OTHER'

showcard

TBC

options

1
Drive myself by car or van
Drive myself by car or van
2
Get a lift with someone from household
Get a lift with someone from household
3
Get a lift with someone outside the household
Get a lift with someone outside the household
4
Motorcycle/moped/scooter
Motorcycle/moped/scooter
5
Taxi/minicab
Taxi/minicab
6
Bus/coach
Bus/coach
7
Train
Train
8
Underground/Metro/Tram/Light railway
Underground/Metro/Tram/Light railway
9
Cycle
Cycle
10
Walk
Walk
97
Other
Other

use

askWorkTrav

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifJbPl 2|3|4Work somewhere other than at home

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_worktrav

employees_w1.PayglGross pay at last payment

type

number

decimals

0

width

7

range

1..9999997

source

BHPS

text

The last time you were paid, what was your gross pay - that is including any overtime, bonuses, commission, tips or tax refund but before any deductions for tax, National Insurance or pension contributions, union dues and so on?

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW/CAN'T REMEMBER PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT
ENTER TO NEAREST POUND
RESPONDENT TO CHECK PAYSLIP IF POSSIBLE
F9 FOR HELP

help

Include cases where respondent received Statutory Sick Pay or Statutory Maternity Pay (i.e. is currently on paid maternity leave). If it is possible to persuade the respondent to refer to his or her current or last pay slip you should do so.

use

askPayGL

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paygl

ifPayGL = 1..9999997Gross pay at last payment provided

employees_w1.PaygwcPay period: gross pay

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

How long a period did that cover?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

0
Per hour
Per hour
1
One week
One week
2
Two weeks
Two weeks
3
Three weeks
Three weeks
4
Four weeks
Four weeks
5
Calender month
Calender month
6
Two calender months
Two calender months
7
Eight times a year
Eight times a year
8
Nine times a year
Nine times a year
9
Ten times a year
Ten times a year
13
Three months/13 weeks
Three months/13 weeks
26
Six months/26 weeks
Six months/26 weeks
52
One year/12 months/52 weeks
1 yr/12 months/52 weeks
90
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
95
One off/lump sum
One off/lump sum
96
None of these
None of these

help

Find out how often respondent gets paid. If respondent gets paid weekly, code 1. If respondent gets paid more regularly than once a week, code 90. If 'none of these', code 96.

use

askPayGWC

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayGL = 1..9999997Gross pay at last payment provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paygwc

ifPayGL <> REFGross pay at last payment is not refused

employees_w1.PaynlTake home pay at last payment

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

BHPS

text

And what was your take home pay last time, that is after any deductions were made for tax, National Insurance, pensions, union dues etc?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER TO NEAREST POUND
IF NO DEDUCTIONS MADE PLEASE ENTER 0
IF DON'T KNOW/CAN'T REMEMBER PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT
RESPONDENT TO CHECK PAYSLIP IF POSSIBLE
F9 FOR HELP

help

Include cases where respondent received Statutory Sick Pay or Statutory Maternity Pay (i.e. is currently on paid maternity leave). If it is possible to persuade the respondent to refer to his or her current or last pay slip you should do so.

use

askPayNL

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayGL <> REFGross pay at last payment is not refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paynl

hard checkPAYNL > PAYGLNet pay is greater than gross pay

hard checkPAYNL = PAYGLNet pay is the same as gross pay

soft checkPAYNL > 0 AND PAYNL*2 < PAYGLNet pay multiplied by two is less than gross pay

ifPayNL = 1..9999997Take home pay at last payment provided

employees_w1.PaynwcPay period: take home pay

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

How long a period did that cover?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

0
Per hour
Per hour
1
One week
One week
2
Two weeks
Two weeks
3
Three weeks
Three weeks
4
Four weeks
Four weeks
5
Calender month
Calender month
6
Two calender months
Two calender months
7
Eight times a year
Eight times a year
8
Nine times a year
Nine times a year
9
Ten times a year
Ten times a year
13
Three months/13 weeks
Three months/13 weeks
26
Six months/26 weeks
Six months/26 weeks
52
One year/12 months/52 weeks
1 yr/12 months/52 weeks
90
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
95
One off/lump sum
One off/lump sum
96
None of these
None of these

help

Find out how often respondent gets paid. If respondent gets paid weekly, code 1. If respondent gets paid more regularly than once a week, code 90. If 'none of these', code 96.

use

askPayNWC

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayGL <> REFGross pay at last payment is not refused

and ifPayNL = 1..9999997Take home pay at last payment provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paynwc

ifPayNL = 1..9999997 | PayGL = 1..9999997Take home pay or gross pay at last payment provided

employees_w1.PayuslLast take home pay the usual amount

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Your take home pay last time was £ PAYNL {if PAYNL greater than 0} / PAYGL {if PAYNL = 0}. Is this the amount you usually receive (before any statutory sick pay or statutory maternity, paternity or adoption pay)?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

'Usual pay' should be straightforward for the large majority of cases. If queried 'usually' means since the last change in circumstances affecting pay such as a pay rise or a change of job. Include bonus or overtime payments, if these are usually received. If the respondent is on short time the usual pay should be that received before short-time working began. For seasonal workers record the usual amount earned in a year.

use

askPayUSL

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayNL = 1..9999997 | PayGL = 1..9999997Take home pay or gross pay at last payment provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_payusl

ifPayUSL = 2Last pay was not what is usually received

employees_w1.PayuUsual pay

type

number

decimals

0

width

7

range

0..9999997

source

BHPS

text

How much are you usually paid?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO USUAL GIVE AVERAGE
IF DON'T KNOW/CAN'T REMEMBER PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT
ENTER TO NEAREST POUND

use

askPayU

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayNL = 1..9999997 | PayGL = 1..9999997Take home pay or gross pay at last payment provided

and ifPayUSL = 2Last pay was not what is usually received

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_payu

ifPAYU <> MIS|DK|REFUsual pay is not missing, dont know or refused

employees_w1.PayuwcPay period: usual pay

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

How long a period did that cover?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

0
Per hour
Per hour
1
One week
One week
2
Two weeks
Two weeks
3
Three weeks
Three weeks
4
Four weeks
Four weeks
5
Calender month
Calender month
6
Two calender months
Two calender months
7
Eight times a year
Eight times a year
8
Nine times a year
Nine times a year
9
Ten times a year
Ten times a year
13
Three months/13 weeks
Three months/13 weeks
26
Six months/26 weeks
Six months/26 weeks
52
One year/12 months/52 weeks
1 yr/12 months/52 weeks
90
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
95
One off/lump sum
One off/lump sum
96
None of these
None of these

help

Find out how often respondent gets paid. If respondent gets paid weekly, code 1. If respondent is paid more regularly than once a week, code 90. If 'none of these', code 96.

use

askPayUWC

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayNL = 1..9999997 | PayGL = 1..9999997Take home pay or gross pay at last payment provided

and ifPayUSL = 2Last pay was not what is usually received

and ifPAYU <> MIS|DK|REFUsual pay is not missing, dont know or refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_payuwc

employees_w1.PayugUsual pay: gross/net of deductions

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And is that before or after any deductions for tax, National Insurance, union dues and so on or are there usually no deductions at all made from your salary?

options

1
Before deductions
Before deductions
2
After deductions
After deductions
3
No deductions
No deductions

use

askPayUG

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayNL = 1..9999997 | PayGL = 1..9999997Take home pay or gross pay at last payment provided

and ifPayUSL = 2Last pay was not what is usually received

and ifPAYU <> MIS|DK|REFUsual pay is not missing, dont know or refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_payug

employees_w1.PaytypSalaried or paid by the hour

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How is your pay calculated, in particular are you salaried or paid by the hour?

options

1
Salaried
Salaried
2
Basic salary plus commission
Basic salary plus commission
3
Paid by the hour
Paid by the hour
97
Other
Other

use

askPayTyp

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paytyp

ifPayTyp = 1|2|97Pay type is not hourly

employees_w1.PvtpayAdditional pay for extra hours

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

If you were to work more hours than usual during some week, would you receive additional pay for these extra hours of work?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Sometimes/depends
Sometimes/depends

use

askPVTPay

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 1|2|97Pay type is not hourly

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pvtpay

ifPVTPay = 1Receive additional pay for extra hours worked

employees_w1.ExtnsaExtra pay: amount given

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

About how much would you be paid per hour for those extra hours?

Interviewer instruction

CODE WHETHER AMOUNT GIVEN OR NOT, THEN IF AMOUNT GIVEN CODE AT NEXT QUESTION

options

0
Amount entered
Amount entered
1
No set amount/varies
No set amount/varies

use

askExtNsa

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 1|2|97Pay type is not hourly

and ifPVTPay = 1Receive additional pay for extra hours worked

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_extnsa

ifExtNsa = 0Receive additional pay for extra hours worked

employees_w1.ExtrateExtra pay hourly rate

type

number

decimals

2

width

6

range

0.01..997.99

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE AMOUNT PAID PER HOUR FOR EXTRA HOURS
ENTER POUNDS AND PENCE

use

askExtRate

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 1|2|97Pay type is not hourly

and ifPVTPay = 1Receive additional pay for extra hours worked

and ifExtNsa = 0Receive additional pay for extra hours worked

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_extrate

soft checkExtRate < 5.52Paid less than 5.52 for extra hours

soft checkExtRate > 50.00Paid more than 50.00 for extra hours

ifExtRate > 0Extra pay rate provided

employees_w1.ExtrestEstimated amount for extra hours worked

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE WHETHER EXACT OR ESTIMATED AMOUNT ENTERED

options

1
Exact amount
Exact amount
2
Estimated amount
Estimated amount

use

askExtRest

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 1|2|97Pay type is not hourly

and ifPVTPay = 1Receive additional pay for extra hours worked

and ifExtNsa = 0Receive additional pay for extra hours worked

and ifExtRate > 0Extra pay rate provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_extrest

ifPayTyp = 3Paid by the hour

employees_w1.BasnsaBasic pay: amount given

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What is your hourly rate of pay for your basic hours of work?

Interviewer instruction

CODE WHETHER AMOUNT GIVEN OR NOT, THEN IF AMOUNT GIVEN CODE AT NEXT QUESTION

options

0
Amount entered
Amount entered
1
No set amount per hour/varies
No set amount per hour/varies

use

askBasNsa

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 3Paid by the hour

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_basnsa

ifBasNsa = 0Paid by the hour

employees_w1.BasrateBasic pay hourly rate

type

number

decimals

2

width

6

range

0.01..997.99

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE AMOUNT PAID PER HOUR FOR BASIC HOURS
ENTER POUNDS AND PENCE

use

askBasRate

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 3Paid by the hour

and ifBasNsa = 0Paid by the hour

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_basrate

soft checkBasRate < 5.52Paid less than 5.52 for basic hours

soft checkBasRate > 50.00Paid more than 50.00 for basic hours

ifBasRate > 0Hourly rate for basic pay provided

employees_w1.BasrestEstimated amount - hourly basic pay rate

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE WHETHER EXACT OR ESTIMATED AMOUNT ENTERED FOR BASIC HOURS

options

1
Exact amount
Exact amount
2
Estimated amount
Estimated amount

use

askBasRest

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 3Paid by the hour

and ifBasNsa = 0Paid by the hour

and ifBasRate > 0Hourly rate for basic pay provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_basrest

ifBasNsa <> REFHourly rate of pay not refused

employees_w1.OvtnsaOvertime pay: amount given

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What is your hourly rate of pay for overtime?

Interviewer instruction

CODE WHETHER AMOUNT GIVEN OR NOT, THEN IF AMOUNT GIVEN CODE AT NEXT QUESTION

options

0
Amount entered
Amount entered
1
No set amount per hour/varies
No set amount per hour/varies
2
No paid overtime
No paid overtime

use

askOvtNsa

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 3Paid by the hour

and ifBasNsa <> REFHourly rate of pay not refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ovtnsa

ifOvtNsa = 0Hourly rate for overtime provided

employees_w1.OvtrateOvertime pay hourly rate

type

number

decimals

2

width

6

range

0.01..997.99

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE AMOUNT PAID PER HOUR FOR OVERTIME
ENTER POUNDS AND PENCE

use

askOvtRate

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 3Paid by the hour

and ifBasNsa <> REFHourly rate of pay not refused

and ifOvtNsa = 0Hourly rate for overtime provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ovtrate

soft checkOvtRate < 5.52Paid less than 5.52 for overtime hours

soft checkOvtRate > 50.00Paid more than 50.00 for overtime hours

ifOvtRate > 0Hourly rate for overtime provided

employees_w1.OvtrestEstimated amount - hourly overtime rate

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE WHETHER EXACT OR ESTIMATED AMOUNT ENTERED FOR OVERTIME

options

1
Exact amount
Exact amount
2
Estimated amount
Estimated amount

use

askOvtRest

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifPayTyp = 3Paid by the hour

and ifBasNsa <> REFHourly rate of pay not refused

and ifOvtNsa = 0Hourly rate for overtime provided

and ifOvtRate > 0Hourly rate for overtime provided

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ovtrest

employees_w1.JbpenPension: employer runs a pension scheme

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does your present employer run a pension scheme or superannuation scheme for which you are eligible?

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE CONTRIBUTORY AND NON-CONTRIBUTORY SCHEMES

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askJBPEN

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbpen

ifJBPEN = 1Employer runs pension scheme

employees_w1.JbpenmPension: member of employers scheme

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you belong to your employer's pension scheme?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askJBPENM

modules

moduleEmployees_w1Employees module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1Employee

and ifJBPEN = 1Employer runs pension scheme

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbpenm

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:59:31 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useSelfemployment_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

selfemployment_w1.SelfempTime at start of self-employment module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeSELFEMP=from system clock

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_selfemp_tm

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

selfemployment_w1.JsbossS/emp: hires employees

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you have any employees?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

'Employees' covers anyone directly employed by the respondent (other than the respondent him or herself) where they pay wages and are responsible for Tax or NI deductions etc. Exclude those employed by firms as consultants etc. Exclude fellow partners in professional practice or business. These are all separately self-employed.

use

askJSBOSS

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsboss

ifJSBOSS = 1Have employees

selfemployment_w1.JssizeS/emp: number of employees

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How many people do you employ?

options

1
1 - 2
1 - 2
2
3 - 9
3 - 9
3
10 - 24
10 - 24
4
25 - 49
25 - 49
5
50 - 99
50 - 99
6
100 - 199
100 - 199
7
200 - 499
200 - 499
8
500 - 999
500 - 999
9
1000 or more
1000 or more
10
Dont know but fewer than 25
D/K less than 25
11
Dont know but 25 or more
D/K morre than 25

use

askJSSIZE

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSBOSS = 1Have employees

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jssize

selfemployment_w1.JshrsS/emp: hours normally worked per week

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

1..120

source

BHPS

text

How many hours in total do you usually work in a week in your job?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO USUAL, GIVE AVERAGE
WRITE IN HOURS

use

askJSHRS

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jshrs

soft checkJSHRS > 50Works more than 50 hours per week

selfemployment_w1.JstypebS/emp: nature of employment

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Which of these best describes your employment situation...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Running a business or a professional practice
Own business/practice
2
Partner in a business or a professional practice
Partner business/prac
3
Working for myself
Working for self
4
A sub-contractor
Sub-contractor
5
Doing freelance work
Freelance work
6
Or self-employed in some other way?
Other

help

Those who are paid for labour only, may keep accounts for presentation to the Inland Revenue and have an accountant, but they should only be coded '1' if they regard themselves as having a specific small business.

use

askJSTYPEB

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jstypeb

selfemployment_w1.JsaccsS/emp: draws up profit/loss accounts

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In this job/business are annual business accounts prepared for the Inland Revenue for tax purposes?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Not yet but will be
Not yet but will be

use

askJSACCS

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsaccs

ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

selfemployment_w1.JspartS/emp: own account or partnership

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are you working on your own account or are you in partnership with someone else?

options

1
Own account (sole owner)
Own account(Sole)
2
In partnership
In partnership

use

askJSPART

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jspart

selfemployment_w1.JsprbmS/emp: date accounts began: month

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What is the most recent period for which accounts have been prepared for the Inland Revenue?

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE IF PREPARED BY ACCOUNTANT
PLEASE ENTER THE BEGINNING MONTH
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

help

Take any period for which figures are available

use

askJSPRBM

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprbm

selfemployment_w1.Jsprby4S/emp: date accounts began: year

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE BEGINNING YEAR

use

askJSPRBY4

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprby4

selfemployment_w1.JspremS/emp: date accounts ended: month

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE ENDING MONTH

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askJSPREM

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprem

selfemployment_w1.Jsprey4S/emp: date accounts ended: year

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE ENDING YEAR

use

askJSPREY4

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprey4

hard checkmonth/year of end of accounts (JSPREM/JSPREY4) is before month/year of start of accounts (JSPRBM,JSPRBY4)

selfemployment_w1.JsprfS/emp: net profit in last yearly account

type

number

decimals

0

width

7

range

0..9999997

source

BHPS

text

What was the amount of (your share of) the profit or loss figure shown on these accounts for this period?

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW / CAN'T REMEMBER PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT
WRITE IN TO NEAREST £
F9 FOR HELP

help

Include any money subsequently put back into the business

use

askJSPRF

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprf

ifJSPRF <> MIS|DK|REFNet profit last year is not missing, dont know or refused

selfemployment_w1.JsprlsSole accounts: Whether profit/loss

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does this figure relate to profit or loss?

options

1
Profit/earnings
Profit/earnings
2
Loss
Loss

use

askJSPRLS

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

and ifJSPRF <> MIS|DK|REFNet profit last year is not missing, dont know or refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprls

ifJSPRLS = 1Amount stated refers to profit/earnings

selfemployment_w1.JsprtxSole accounts: whether before tax

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can i just check, is that figure before deduction of income tax?

options

1
Yes, before tax
Yes, before tax
2
No, after tax
No, after tax

use

askJSPRTX

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

and ifJSPRF <> MIS|DK|REFNet profit last year is not missing, dont know or refused

and ifJSPRLS = 1Amount stated refers to profit/earnings

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprtx

selfemployment_w1.JsprniSole accounts: whether before NI

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And is that figure before deduction of National Insurance?

options

1
Yes, before NI
Yes, before NI
2
No, after NI
No, after NI

use

askJSPRNI

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 1Annual business accounts are prepared for the Inland Revenue

and ifJSPRF <> MIS|DK|REFNet profit last year is not missing, dont know or refused

and ifJSPRLS = 1Amount stated refers to profit/earnings

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsprni

ifJSACCS = 2|3Business accounts have not yet been prepared for Inland Revenue

selfemployment_w1.JspayuAverage income from job/business

type

number

decimals

0

width

7

range

1..9999997

source

BHPS

text

After paying for any materials, equipment or goods that you use(d) in your work, what was your weekly or monthly income, on average, from this job/business over the last 12 months?

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW / CAN'T REMEMBER PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT

use

askJSPAYU

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 2|3Business accounts have not yet been prepared for Inland Revenue

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jspayu

ifJSPAYU <> MIS|DF|REFAverage income from job/business is not missing, dont know or refused

selfemployment_w1.JspaywJob/business income: pay period (weeks)

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Was that weekly or monthly income?

options

1
Weekly income
Weekly income
2
Monthly income
Monthly income
97
Other
Other

use

askJSPAYW

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 2|3Business accounts have not yet been prepared for Inland Revenue

and ifJSPAYU <> MIS|DF|REFAverage income from job/business is not missing, dont know or refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jspayw

selfemployment_w1.JspytxJob/business income: whether before tax

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can i just check, is that figure before deduction of income tax?

options

1
Yes, before tax
Yes, before tax
2
No, after tax
No, after tax

use

askJSPYTX

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 2|3Business accounts have not yet been prepared for Inland Revenue

and ifJSPAYU <> MIS|DF|REFAverage income from job/business is not missing, dont know or refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jspytx

selfemployment_w1.JspyniJob/business income: whether before NI

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And is that figure before deduction of National Insurance?

options

1
Yes, before NI
Yes, before NI
2
No, after NI
No, after NI

use

askJSPYNI

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSACCS = 2|3Business accounts have not yet been prepared for Inland Revenue

and ifJSPAYU <> MIS|DF|REFAverage income from job/business is not missing, dont know or refused

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jspyni

selfemployment_w1.JsplS/emp: work location

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Where do you mainly work? Is it...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
At home
At home
2
From your own home
From own home
3
From separate business premises
Sep business premises
4
From a van or stall
From a van or stall
5
From client's or customer's premises
Client/customrs prems
6
Driving or travelling around
Driving/travelling about
97
Or from some other place?
Some other place

help

Code one only. Someone who works at home does the major part of their work there (e.g. someone running a home typing service). Someone who works from home has the home as their base (e.g. for telephone calls) and travels to customers homes or businesses to work e.g. a plumber.

use

askJSPL

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jspl

ifJSPL > 2Work somewhere other than at home

selfemployment_w1.JsttwtS/emp: commuting time provided

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

About how much time does it usually take for you to get to work each day, door to door?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Write in number of minutes
Write in number of minutes
2
Doesn't apply
Doesn't apply

help

If respondent works mainly by travelling around or travels to one or more places ask how long it takes to get to an office or depot if this place is visited at least once a week. Note this is for getting to work not the full round trip time. Please only use the 'Doesn't apply' code in extreme cases where it is impossible to give any kind of average i.e. the respondent never visits a depot.

use

askJSTTWT

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSPL > 2Work somewhere other than at home

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsttwt

selfemployment_w1.JsttwtbS/emp: commuting time

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

0..997

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

IF NO USUAL GIVE AVERAGE
IF DOES NOT APPLY ENTER 0
WRITE IN NUMBER OF MINUTES

use

askJSTTWTB

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSPL > 2Work somewhere other than at home

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsttwtb

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

selfemployment_w1.JsworkdisS/emp: commuting distance

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

0..9997

source

DEFRA (adapted)

Notes

This question was only asked during sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009)

text

About how far, in miles, do you live from your usual place of work?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE IF NECESSARY: PLEASE GIVE YOUR BEST ESTIMATE
ENTER NUMBER OF MILES
RECORD JOURNEYS OF HALF A MILE OR LESS AS 0

use

askJSWorkDis

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSPL > 2Work somewhere other than at home

and ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsworkdis

selfemployment_w1.JsworktravS/emp: mode of transport to work

type

choice

source

DEFRA (adapted)

text

And how do you usually get to your place of work?

Interviewer instruction

IF MORE THAN ONE MODE OF TRANSPORT PROBE FOR MODE USED FOR THE PART OF THE JOURNEY THAT IS FURTHEST IN DISTANCE
IF CANNOT SPECIFY ONE MODE ONLY, RECORD AS 'OTHER'

showcard

TBC

options

1
Drive myself by car or van
Drive self car/van
2
Get a lift with someone from household
Lift w someone in HH
3
Get a lift with someone outside the householdLift w someone os HH
Get a lift with someone outside the householdLift w someone os HH
4
Motorcycle/moped/scooter
Motorbike/moped/scooter
5
Taxi/minicab
Taxi/minicab
6
Bus/coach
Bus/coach
7
Train
Train
8
Underground/Metro/Tram/Light railway
Underground/Metro/Tram
9
Cycle
Cycle
10
Walk
Walk
97
Other
Other

use

askJSWorkTrav

modules

moduleSelfemployment_w1Self employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 2Self-employed

and ifJSPL > 2Work somewhere other than at home

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsworktrav

moduleJobsatisfaction_w1Job satisfaction module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:57:33 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useJobsatisfaction_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

jobsatisfaction_w1.JobTime at start of job satisfaction module module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeJOB=from system clock

modules

moduleJobsatisfaction_w1Job satisfaction module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_job_tm

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBHAS = 1 | CURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBOFF = 1Worked in the last week or did not work last week but has a job

jobsatisfaction_w1.JbsatJob satisfaction

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..7

source

BHPS adapted

Scripting notes

Please display the following on showcard
7 Completedly satisfied
6 Mostly satisfied
5 Somewhat satisfied
4 Neither satisfied or dissatisfied
3 Somewhat dissatisfied
2 Mostly dissatisfied
1 Completely dissatisfied

Coding frame should not appear on screen

text

Please look at this card and tell me, all things considered, which number best describes how satisfied or dissatisfied you are with your present job overall?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN NUMBER CHOSEN

showcard

TBC

use

askJbSat

modules

moduleJobsatisfaction_w1Job satisfaction module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBHAS = 1 | CURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBOFF = 1Worked in the last week or did not work last week but has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsat

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:58:03 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useNonemployment_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

nonemployment_w1.NonempTime at start of non-employment module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeNONEMP=from system clock

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nonemp_tm

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

nonemployment_w1.Julk4wkLooked for work in last 4 weeks

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Have you looked for any kind of paid work or government training scheme in the last four weeks?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include as looking for work: being registered at any government or private employment agency, approaching employers, checking newspaper advertisements, making inquiries of friends etc.

use

askJULK4WK

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_julk4wk, a_indresp.a_pjulk4wk

ifJULK4WK = 2Has not looked for work in last 4 weeks

nonemployment_w1.JulkjbWould like a regular paid job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Although you are not looking for paid work at the moment, would you like to have a regular paid job even if only for a few hours a week?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include as 'Yes' anyone who would like paid work but is unable to take up paid work because of problems due to health, disability, age or having to care for dependants

use

askJULKJB

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJULK4WK = 2Has not looked for work in last 4 weeks

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_julkjb

ifJULK4WK = 1 | JULKJB = 1Looked for work in last 4 weeks or would like a regular paid job

nonemployment_w1.JubgnAble to start work within 2 weeks

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

If a job or a place on a government training scheme had been available in the week ending last Sunday, would you have been able to start within two weeks?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askJUBGN

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJULK4WK = 1 | JULKJB = 1Looked for work in last 4 weeks or would like a regular paid job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jubgn

ifJULK4WK = 1Has looked for work in last 4 weeks

nonemployment_w1.Julk4xActive steps to find work

type

multichoice

source

BHPS (adapted)

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

In the past four weeks what active steps have you taken to find work. Have you...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Applied directly to an employer
Applied directly to an employer
2
Studied or replied to advertisements
Studied or replied to advertisements
3
Searched for jobs/information about jobs on the internet
Searched for jobs/information about jobs on the internet
4
Contacted a private employment agency or job centre
Contacted a private employment agency or job centre
5
Asked friends or contacts
Asked friends or contacts
6
Taken steps to start your own business
Taken steps to start your own business
96
Or none of these steps?
Or none of these steps?

use

askJULK4X

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJULK4WK = 1Has looked for work in last 4 weeks

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_julk4x1, a_indresp.a_julk4x2, a_indresp.a_julk4x3, a_indresp.a_julk4x4, a_indresp.a_julk4x5, a_indresp.a_julk4x6, a_indresp.a_julk4x96

ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 4Is retired

nonemployment_w1.RetdateyYear of retirement

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

UKHLS

text

Can I just check, in what month and year did you retire?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN YEAR
IF CAN'T REMEMBER GIVE ESTIMATE

use

askRetDateY

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 4Is retired

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_retdatey

nonemployment_w1.RetdatemMonth of retirement

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN MONTH
IF CAN'T REMEMBER GIVE ESTIMATE

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askRetDateM

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifDEMOGRAPHICS.JBSTAT = 4Is retired

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_retdatem

nonemployment_w1.JbhadEver had paid employment

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Have you ever had a paid job at all, apart from any casual or holiday work?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askJBHAD

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbhad

ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

nonemployment_w1.JlendyYear left last job

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In what month and year did you leave your last paid job?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN YEAR
IF CAN'T REMEMBER GIVE ESTIMATE

use

askJLEndY

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlendy

nonemployment_w1.JlendmMonth left last job

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN MONTH
IF CAN'T REMEMBER GIVE ESTIMATE

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askJLEndM

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlendm

nonemployment_w1.Jlsic07Industry (SIC07) of last job

type

text

source

BHPS

text

What did the firm/organisation you worked for mainly make or do (at the place where you worked)?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE MANUFACTURING OR PROCESSING OR DISTRIBUTION ETC. AND MAIN GOODS PRODUCED, MATERIALS USED, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL ETC. INFORMATION ON INDUSTRY IS NECESSARY TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN SOME OCCUPATIONS AT THE DETAILED LEVEL.
DESCRIBE FULLY

use

askJLSIC07

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsic07

nonemployment_w1.Jlsoc00Occupation (SOC2000) of last job

type

text

source

BHPS

Notes

During sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009) this question did not include the interviewer instruction 'AND DESCRIBE THE WORK DONE' as this was part of a subsequent question (JLSOC00b)

text

What was your job?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER JOB TITLE AND DESCRIBE THE WORK DONE
IF MORE THAN ONE JOB, MAIN JOB IS THE JOB WITH MOST HOURS. IF EQUAL HOURS, THEN MAIN JOB IS THE JOB THAT IS HIGHEST PAID.

use

askJLSOC00

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsoc00

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

nonemployment_w1.Jlsoc00bOccupation: job tasks, last job

type

text

source

BHPS

Notes

This question was only asked during sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009). From July 2009, it was merged into the previous question JLSOC00.

text

What did you mainly do in your job?

Interviewer instruction

CHECK SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING NEEDED TO DO THE JOB
DESCRIBE FULLY WORK DONE

use

askJLSOC00b

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

and ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

nonemployment_w1.JlsempEmployee or self employed, last job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Were you working as an employee or were you self-employed?

options

1
Employee
Employee
2
Self-employed
Self-employed

use

askJLSEMP

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsemp

ifJLSEMP = 2Was self-employed during last job

nonemployment_w1.JlbossHired employees, last job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Did you have any employees?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askJLBOSS

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJBHAD = 1Ever had paid employment

and ifJLSEMP = 2Was self-employed during last job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlboss

ifJLSEMP = 1Was an employee during last job

nonemployment_w1.JlmngrManagerial duties, last job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Did you have any managerial duties or were you supervising any other employees?

options

1
Manager
Manager
2
Foreman/supervisor
Foreman/supervisor
3
Not manager or supervisor
Not mngr or supervisor

use

askJLMNGR

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and ifJLSEMP = 1Was an employee during last job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlmngr

if(JBHAD = 1 & JLSEMP = 1) or (JBHAD = 1 & JLBOSS = 1)Has had paid employment and was an employee in last job OR if has had paid employment and was self employed in last job and had some employees

nonemployment_w1.JlsizeNumber of people employed at workplace, last job employee

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How many people [did you employ?] {JLBOSS = 1} / [were employed at the place where you worked?] {JLSEMP = 1}

options

1
1 - 2
1 - 2
2
3 - 9
3 - 9
3
10 - 24
10 - 24
4
25 - 49
25 - 49
5
50 - 99
50 - 99
6
100 - 199
100 - 199
7
200 - 499
200 - 499
8
500 - 999
500 - 999
9
1000 or more
1000 or more
10
Dont know but fewer than 25
D/K, less than 25
11
Dont know but 25 or more
D/K, more than 25

use

askJLSIZE

modules

moduleNonemployment_w1Non employment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job

and if(JBHAD = 1 & JLSEMP = 1) or (JBHAD = 1 & JLBOSS = 1)Has had paid employment and was an employee in last job OR if has had paid employment and was self employed in last job and had some employees

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsize

moduleSecondjobs_w1Second jobs module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:59:22 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useSecondjobs_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

secondjobs_w1.SecjobTime at start of second jobs module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeSecjob=from system clock

modules

moduleSecondjobs_w1Second jobs module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_secjob_tm

secondjobs_w1.J2hasHas a second job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you currently earn any money from a second job, odd jobs, or from work that you might do from time to time, apart from any main job you have?

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE BABYSITTING, MAIL ORDER AGENTS, POOLS AGENT ETC.
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Those with a main job should be asked about any second job, odd jobs or work done from time to time, apart from that main job. Those with no (main) job should be asked about odd jobs or work done from time to time. Include any kind of work that generates income as a result of time or effort, e.g. professional or directors fees, income from a regular second job, casual work done for friends or neighbours or income from the sale of items or produce. Include only work that generates actual income, exclude any where payment is in kind or reciprocal services.

use

askJ2HAS

modules

moduleSecondjobs_w1Second jobs module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_j2has

ifJ2HAS = 1Has a second job

secondjobs_w1.J2soc00Occupation (SOC2000), second job

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

text

What is it that you do (and what does the firm or person you work for make or do)?

Interviewer instruction

DESCRIBE FULLY WORK DONE
ENTER JOB TITLE

use

askJ2SOC00

modules

moduleSecondjobs_w1Second jobs module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJ2HAS = 1Has a second job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

secondjobs_w1.J2sempEmployee or self employed, second job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are you an employee or self-employed?

options

1
Employee
Employee
2
Self-employed
Self-employed

use

askJ2SEMP

modules

moduleSecondjobs_w1Second jobs module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJ2HAS = 1Has a second job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_j2semp

secondjobs_w1.J2hrsNo. of hours worked per month, second job

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

0..160

source

BHPS

text

How many hours do you usually work in a month in your second/odd job(s), excluding meal breaks but including any overtime you might do?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO USUAL, GIVE AVERAGE
WRITE IN HOURS

use

askJ2HRS

modules

moduleSecondjobs_w1Second jobs module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJ2HAS = 1Has a second job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_j2hrs

soft checkJ2HRS < 5 OR > 100No. of hours worked per month in second job is less than 5 or greater than 100

secondjobs_w1.J2payGross earnings from second jobs last month

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

range

0..99997

source

BHPS

text

Before tax and other deductions, how much do you earn from your second and all other occasional jobs in a usual month?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO USUAL PROBE FOR LAST AMOUNT RECEIVED
ENTER TO NEAREST £

use

askJ2PAY

modules

moduleSecondjobs_w1Second jobs module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifJ2HAS = 1Has a second job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_j2pay

soft checkJ2PAY < 50 OR > 400Gross earning from second job, last month is less than 50 or greater than 400

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:54:47 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useDiscrimination_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

discrimination_w1.DiscriminationTime at start of discrimination module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeDISCRIMINATION=from system clock

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_discrimination_tm

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

ifAGE < 70 & NONEMPLOYMENT.JULK4WK <> 1Aged less than 70 and has not looked for work in the last 4 weeks

discrimination_w1.JoblookLooked for job in last 12 months

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

[Even though you are currently employed, in] {JBSTAT=1|2} / [In] the last 12 months, have you actively looked for a job in the UK?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askJobLook

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

and ifAGE < 70 & NONEMPLOYMENT.JULK4WK <> 1Aged less than 70 and has not looked for work in the last 4 weeks

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_joblook

ifJobLook = 1 | NONEMPLOYMENT.JULK4WK = 1Looked for a job in the last 4 weeks or the last 12 months

discrimination_w1.JobdenyTurned down for job

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Have you been turned down for a job in the UK following any kind of interview or assessment in the last 12 months?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askJobDeny

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

and ifJobLook = 1 | NONEMPLOYMENT.JULK4WK = 1Looked for a job in the last 4 weeks or the last 12 months

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jobdeny

ifJobDeny = 1Was turned down for a job following assessment or interview

discrimination_w1.ResjobdenyReason turned down for job

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Do you think you were turned down for any of the following reasons? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE THE STATEMENT 'BECAUSE OF THE WAY I LOOK' AS CODE 9
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Your sex
Sex
2
Your age
Age
3
Your ethnicity
Ethnicity
4
Your sexual orientation
Sexual orientation
5
Your health or disability
Health or disability
6
Your nationality
Nationality
7
Your religion
Religion
8
Your language or accent
Language or accent
9
Your dress or appearance
Dress or appearance
96
None of the above
None of the above
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askResJobDeny

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

and ifJobLook = 1 | NONEMPLOYMENT.JULK4WK = 1Looked for a job in the last 4 weeks or the last 12 months

and ifJobDeny = 1Was turned down for a job following assessment or interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_resjobdeny2, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny1, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny3, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny4, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny5, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny6, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny7, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny8, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny9, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny96, a_indresp.a_resjobdeny97

discrimination_w1.Eed12Whether employee in last 12 months

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeEed12=flag to indicate respondent was an employee within the last 12 months for those who are not currently employed i.e. current interview month/year within 12 months of JLEndM/JLEndY

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_eed12

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1 | Eed12 = 1Currently an employee or has been an employee within the past 12 months

discrimination_w1.PromodenyTurned down for promotion

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

In the last 12 months, have you been turned down for a promotion?

Interviewer instruction

IF RECEIVED A PROMOTION OR THERE WAS NO PROMOTION POSSIBILITY, PLEASE ANSWER 'NO' HERE

options

1
Yes, I was turned down for a promotion
Yes, I was turned down for a promotion
2
No
No

use

askPromoDeny

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

and ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1 | Eed12 = 1Currently an employee or has been an employee within the past 12 months

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_promodeny

ifPromoDeny = 1Turned down for promotion in last 12 months

discrimination_w1.RespromodenyReason turned down for promotion

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Do you think you were turned down for any of the reasons on this card?(If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE THE STATEMENT 'BECAUSE OF THE WAY I LOOK' AS CODE 9
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Your sex
Sex
2
Your age
Age
3
Your ethnicity
Ethnicity
4
Your sexual orientation
Sexual orientation
5
Your health or disability
Health or disability
6
Your nationality
Nationality
7
Your religion
Religion
8
Your language or accent
Language or accent
9
Your dress or appearance
Dress or appearance
96
None of the above
None of the above
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askResPromoDeny

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

and ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1 | Eed12 = 1Currently an employee or has been an employee within the past 12 months

and ifPromoDeny = 1Turned down for promotion in last 12 months

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_respromodeny1, a_indresp.a_respromodeny2, a_indresp.a_respromodeny3, a_indresp.a_respromodeny4, a_indresp.a_respromodeny5, a_indresp.a_respromodeny6, a_indresp.a_respromodeny7, a_indresp.a_respromodeny8, a_indresp.a_respromodeny9, a_indresp.a_respromodeny96, a_indresp.a_respromodeny97

discrimination_w1.TraindenyTurned down for work related training

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

In the last 12 months, have you been turned down for training at work?

Interviewer instruction

IF WAS OFFERED OR RECEIVED WORK PLACE TRAINING, OR THERE WAS NO WORK PLACE TRAINING POSSIBILITY WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS, PLEASE ANSWER 'NO' HERE.

options

1
Yes, I was turned down for training
Yes, I was turned down for training
2
No
No

use

askTrainDeny

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

and ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1 | Eed12 = 1Currently an employee or has been an employee within the past 12 months

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_traindeny

ifTrainDeny = 1Denied workplace training in last 12 months

discrimination_w1.RestraindenyReason turned down for training

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Do you think you were turned down for any of the reasons on the card? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE THE STATEMENT 'BECAUSE OF THE WAY I LOOK' AS CODE 9
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Your sex
Sex
2
Your age
Age
3
Your ethnicity
Ethnicity
4
Your sexual orientation
Sexual orientation
5
Your health or disability
Health or disability
6
Your nationality
Nationality
7
Your religion
Religion
8
Your language or accent
Language or accent
9
Your dress or appearance
Dress or appearance
96
None of the above
None of the above
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askResTrainDeny

modules

moduleDiscrimination_w1Discrimination module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(EMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL>4 & RACEL<98))Ethnic minority boost, general population comparison sample or non-white background in low density EM area

and ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBSEMP = 1 | Eed12 = 1Currently an employee or has been an employee within the past 12 months

and ifTrainDeny = 1Denied workplace training in last 12 months

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_restraindeny1, a_indresp.a_restraindeny2, a_indresp.a_restraindeny3, a_indresp.a_restraindeny4, a_indresp.a_restraindeny5, a_indresp.a_restraindeny6, a_indresp.a_restraindeny7, a_indresp.a_restraindeny8, a_indresp.a_restraindeny9, a_indresp.a_restraindeny96, a_indresp.a_restraindeny97

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

version

05 (Thu Oct 27 10:53:35 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useChildcare_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

childcare_w1.ChildcareTime at start of childcare module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeCHILDCARE=from system clock

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_childcare_tm

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

childcare_w1.CcareUses childcare

type

choice

source

Adapted from FACS

text

Do you ever use any type of childcare for your child/children? By 'childcare' I mean care carried out by anyone other than yourself (or your partner).

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include formal and informal childcare arrangements

use

askCCare

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ccare

ifCCare = 2 & (CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 | CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1)Does not use childcare and did paid work last week or has a job

childcare_w1.CcworkOther arrangements for child whilst working

type

choice

source

Adapted from FACS

text

Can I just check what arrangements you use to look after your child/children when you are working?

options

1
Looked after by husband/wife/partner
Looked after by husband/wife/partner
2
Old enough to look after themselves
Old enough to look after themselves
3
I only work during school hours
I only work during school hours
4
I work at home
I work at home
5
Other type of arrangement
Other type of arrangement

use

askCCWork

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 2 & (CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 | CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1)Does not use childcare and did paid work last week or has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ccwork

ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

Data output to:recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

childcare_w1.ChildpnoChild person number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computeChildpno=child's person number

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_childcare.a_childpno

childcare_w1.Wrkch1aUse same childcare in term and holiday

type

choice

source

FACS

text

Are the childcare arrangements for looking after CHILD NAME during school term-time the same as during school holidays?

Interviewer instruction

IF USE MORE THAN ONE ARRANGEMENT/PROVIDER, ALL MUST BE THE SAME IN SCHOOL TIME AND HOLIDAYS TO CODE YES

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askWrkch1a

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_childcare.a_wrkch1a, a_child.a_wrkch1a

ifWrkch1a = 1Uses same childcare arrangements in term time and in holidays

childcare_w1.Wrkch1cHours of childcare same in term and holiday

type

choice

source

FACS

text

Are the number of hours per week used to look after CHILD NAME the same during school term-time and in school holidays?

Interviewer instruction

TOTAL FOR ALL CHILD CARE PROVIDERS
IF NUMBER OF HOURS NOT THE SAME, DETERMINE WHETHER MORE OR LESS HOURS DURING SCHOOL TERM

options

1
No - Use more hours during school term-time
No - Use more hours during school term-time
2
No - Use less hours during school term-time
No - Use less hours during school term-time
3
Yes
Yes

use

askWrkch1c

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

and ifWrkch1a = 1Uses same childcare arrangements in term time and in holidays

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_childcare.a_wrkch1c, a_child.a_wrkch1c

childcare_w1.Wrkch2aChildcare used

type

multichoice

source

FACS

Scripting notes

Code 0 is exclusive

text

[First, thinking about during school term-time. What are your usual arrangements for looking after CHILD NAME?] {Wrkch1a = 2 | Wrkch1c = 1 | Wrkch1c = 2} / [What are your usual arrangements for looking after CHILD NAME?] {Wrkch1a = 1 & Wrkch1c = 3}

Interviewer instruction

WE ARE INTERESTED IN ALL CHILDCARE USED WHETHER IT IS REGULAR OR OCCASIONAL, FORMAL OR INFORMAL
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

0
No types of childcare or nursery education used
No childcare/nursery use
1
Nursery school or nursery class
Nursery school or class
2
Special day school or nursery or unit for children with special educational needs
SE needs Sch/nursery
3
Day nursery or creche
Day nursery or creche
4
Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
Playgroup or pre-school
5
Childminder
Childminder
6
Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
Nanny/carer in home
7
Baby-sitter who comes to your home
Baby-sitter in home
8
Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery school site
B'fast/after sch club at school/nursery
9
Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery school site
B'fast/after sch club o/s school/nursery
10
Holiday club/scheme
Holiday club/scheme
11
My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
Ex/non-res parent
12
The child's grandparent(s)
Child's grandparent(s)
13
The child's older brother/sister
Child's older bro/sis
14
Another relative
Another relative
15
A friend or neighbour
A friend or neighbour
16
Other nursery education provider
Other nursery Ed provider
17
Other childcare provider
Other childcare provider

use

askWrkch2a

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_wrkch2a10, a_child.a_wrkch2a16, a_child.a_wrkch2a17, a_child.a_wrkch2a3, a_child.a_wrkch2a4, a_child.a_wrkch2a5, a_child.a_wrkch2a6, a_child.a_wrkch2a7, a_child.a_wrkch2a8, a_child.a_wrkch2a14, a_child.a_wrkch2a15, a_child.a_wrkch2a2, a_child.a_wrkch2a9, a_child.a_wrkch2a0, a_child.a_wrkch2a1, a_child.a_wrkch2a11, a_child.a_wrkch2a12, a_child.a_wrkch2a13

ifmore than 3 responses at Wrkcha2aMore than 3 types of childcare used

childcare_w1.Wrkch2Three most important ccare arrangements

type

multichoice

source

FACS

Scripting notes

Limit set shown to only those marked at Wrkch2a

text

And of these childcare arrangements, which three have you used the most?

Interviewer instruction

CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES

showcard

TBC

options

1
Nursery school or nursery class
Nursery school or nursery class
2
Special day school or nursery or unit for children with special educational needs
Special day school, nursery or unit for children with SE needs
3
Day nursery or creche
Day nursery or creche
4
Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
5
Childminder
Childminder
6
Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
7
Baby-sitter who comes to your home
Baby-sitter who comes to your home
8
Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery school site
Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery site
9
Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery school site
Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery site
10
Holiday club/scheme
Holiday club/scheme
11
My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
12
The child's grandparent(s)
The child's grandparent(s)
13
The child's older brother/sister
The child's older brother/sister
14
Another relative
Another relative
15
A friend or neighbour
A friend or neighbour
16
Other nursery education provider
Other nursery education provider
17
Other childcare provider
Other childcare provider

use

askWrkch2

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

and ifmore than 3 responses at Wrkcha2aMore than 3 types of childcare used

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_wrkch21, a_child.a_wrkch211, a_child.a_wrkch212, a_child.a_wrkch217, a_child.a_wrkch22, a_child.a_wrkch23, a_child.a_wrkch24, a_child.a_wrkch25, a_child.a_wrkch26, a_child.a_wrkch29, a_child.a_wrkch210, a_child.a_wrkch213, a_child.a_wrkch214, a_child.a_wrkch215, a_child.a_wrkch216, a_child.a_wrkch27, a_child.a_wrkch28

childcare_w1.Wrkch3codeChildcare code used for looping

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

Scripting notes

compute Wrkch3code as follows
1 Nursery school or nursery class
2 Special day school or nursery or unit for children with special educational needs
3 Day nursery or creche
4 Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
5 Childminder
6 Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
7 Baby-sitter who comes to your home
8 Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery school site
9 Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery school site
10 Holiday club/scheme
11 My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
12 The child's grandparent(s)
13 The child's older brother/sister
14 Another relative
15 A friend or neighbour
16 Other nursery education provider
17 Other childcare provider

use

computeWrkch3code=childcare code FOR EACH WRKCH2 OR FOR EACH WRKCH2A if less than 3 given at WRKCH2A

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

Note

Initialise number of mentions for following loop

temporary variablechildcare_w1.Ncodes

type

number

use

computeNcodes=0

loopforeach code [mentioned @ wrkch3code]Loop through childcare arrangements at wrkch3code

description

Ask about all mentioned childcare arrangments recorded in at childcare_w1.Wrkch3code (to a maximum of three)

temporary variablechildcare_w1.Ncodes

type

number

use

computeNcodes=ncodes + 1

ifncodes <= 3Asked about fewer than three childcare arrangements

childcare_w1.Wrkch3Hours spent in type of childcare

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

0..168

source

FACS

text

How many hours per week does CHILD NAME usually spend being looked after by wrkch3code during school term-time?

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW/CAN'T REMEMBER PROBE FOR AN ESTIMATE
IF ONLY USE OCCASIONALLY (E.G. ONCE A MONTH) ENTER 0

use

askWrkch3

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

loopforeach code [mentioned @ wrkch3code]Loop through childcare arrangements at wrkch3code

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

and ifncodes <= 3Asked about fewer than three childcare arrangements

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_wrkch31, a_child.a_wrkch32, a_child.a_wrkch33

ifWrkch1a = 2Has different childcare provider in school holidays

childcare_w1.Wrkch7Usual ccare arrangements during school holidays

type

multichoice

source

FACS

text

You said earlier that you had different arrangements for looking after CHILD NAME in school term-time and school holidays. The next questions are about what happens in school holidays.

What are your usual arrangements for looking after CHILD NAME during the school holidays?

Interviewer instruction

WE ARE INTERESTED IN ALL CHILDCARE USED WHETHER IT IS REGULAR OR OCCASIONAL, FORMAL OR INFORMAL
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

0
No types of childcare or nursery education used
No childcare/nursery use
1
Nursery school or nursery class
Nursery school or class
2
Special day school or nursery or unit for children with special educational needs
SE needs Sch/nursery
3
Day nursery or creche
Day nursery or creche
4
Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
Playgroup or pre-school
5
Childminder
Childminder
6
Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
Nanny/carer in home
7
Baby-sitter who comes to your home
Baby-sitter in home
8
Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery school site
B'fast/after sch club at school/nursery
9
Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery school site
B'fast/after sch club o/s school/nursery
10
Holiday club/scheme
Holiday club/scheme
11
My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
Ex/non-res parent
12
The child's grandparent(s)
Child's grandparent(s)
13
The child's older brother/sister
Child's older bro/sis
14
Another relative
Another relative
15
A friend or neighbour
A friend or neighbour
16
Other nursery education provider
Other nursery Ed provider
17
Other childcare provider
Other childcare provider

use

askWrkch7

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

and ifWrkch1a = 2Has different childcare provider in school holidays

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_wrkch70, a_child.a_wrkch71, a_child.a_wrkch76, a_child.a_wrkch77, a_child.a_wrkch78, a_child.a_wrkch79, a_child.a_wrkch710, a_child.a_wrkch711, a_child.a_wrkch712, a_child.a_wrkch713, a_child.a_wrkch714, a_child.a_wrkch715, a_child.a_wrkch716, a_child.a_wrkch717, a_child.a_wrkch72, a_child.a_wrkch73, a_child.a_wrkch74, a_child.a_wrkch75

ifmore than 3 responses at Wrkch7More than three types of childcare used

childcare_w1.MostuseMost used ccare arrangement

type

multichoice

source

FACS

Scripting notes

List only those marked at Wrkch7

text

And of these childcare arrangements, which three do you use the most?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Nursery school or nursery class
Nursery school or nursery class
2
Special day school or nursery or unit for children with special educational needs
Special day school, nursery or unit for children with SE needs
3
Day nursery or creche
Day nursery or creche
4
Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
5
Childminder
Childminder
6
Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
7
Baby-sitter who comes to your home
Baby-sitter who comes to your home
8
Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery school site
Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery site
9
Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery school site
Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery site
10
Holiday club/scheme
Holiday club/scheme
11
My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
12
The child's grandparent(s)
The child's grandparent(s)
13
The child's older brother/sister
The child's older brother/sister
14
Another relative
Another relative
15
A friend or neighbour
A friend or neighbour
16
Other nursery education provider
Other nursery education provider
17
Other childcare provider
Other childcare provider

use

askMostUse

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

and ifWrkch1a = 2Has different childcare provider in school holidays

and ifmore than 3 responses at Wrkch7More than three types of childcare used

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_mostuse1, a_child.a_mostuse10, a_child.a_mostuse11, a_child.a_mostuse12, a_child.a_mostuse13, a_child.a_mostuse14, a_child.a_mostuse15, a_child.a_mostuse16, a_child.a_mostuse17, a_child.a_mostuse2, a_child.a_mostuse3, a_child.a_mostuse4, a_child.a_mostuse5, a_child.a_mostuse6, a_child.a_mostuse7, a_child.a_mostuse8, a_child.a_mostuse9

childcare_w1.Wrkch8codeChildcare code used for looping

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

Scripting notes

compute Wrkch3code as follows
1 Nursery school or nursery class
2 Special day school or nursery or unit for children with special educational needs
3 Day nursery or creche
4 Playgroup or pre-school (including welsh medium)
5 Childminder
6 Nanny or au pair or childcarer in the home
7 Baby-sitter who comes to your home
8 Breakfast club or After school club, on school/nursery school site
9 Breakfast club or After school club, not on school/nursery school site
10 Holiday club/scheme
11 My ex-husband/wife/partner/the child's non resident parent
12 The child's grandparent(s)
13 The child's older brother/sister
14 Another relative
15 A friend or neighbour
16 Other nursery education provider
17 Other childcare provider

use

computeWrkch8code=childcare code FOR EACH MOSTUSE OR FOR EACH WRKCH7 if less than 3 given at WRKCH7

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

and ifWrkch1a = 2Has different childcare provider in school holidays

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

Note

Initialise number of mentions for following loop

temporary variablechildcare_w1.Ncodes

type

number

use

computeNcodes=0

loopforeach code [mentioned @ wrkch8code]Loop through childcare arrangements at wrkch8code

description

Ask about all mentioned childcare arrangments recorded in at childcare_w1.Wrkch8code (to a maximum of three)

temporary variablechildcare_w1.Ncodes

type

number

use

computeNcodes=ncodes + 1

ifncodes <= 3Asked about fewer than three childcare arrangements

childcare_w1.Wrkch8Hours in ccare during school holidays

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

0..168

source

FACS

text

How many hours per week does CHILD NAME usually spend being looked after by MostUse/Wrkch7 during school holidays?

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW/CAN'T REMEMBER, PROBE FOR ESTIMATE
IF ONLY USE OCCASIONALLY (E.G. ONCE A MONTH) ENTER 0

use

askWrkch8

modules

moduleChildcare_w1Childcare module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child who aged 0-14 for whom current respondent is responsible adult]

loopforeach code [mentioned @ wrkch8code]Loop through childcare arrangements at wrkch8code

universe

ifGRIDVARIABLES.Nch14Resp > 0Number of children aged under 15 that respondent is responsible for

and ifCCare = 1Uses childcare

and ifWrkch1a = 2Has different childcare provider in school holidays

and ifncodes <= 3Asked about fewer than three childcare arrangements

output to

recname CHILDCARE recno 122 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_wrkch82, a_child.a_wrkch83, a_child.a_wrkch81

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

version

03 (Thu Oct 27 10:58:19 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useParentsandchildren_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

parentsandchildren_w1.ParchildTime at start of parents and children module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computePARCHILD=from system clock

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_parchild_tm

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

Information only

The next questions are about you, your children, the school they attend and the things you do together.

ifHHGRID.NCh10to15 > 0Natural/adopted/step/foster mother or father of child aged 10-15 in HH

parentsandchildren_w1.HlphmwkParent helps their children with homework

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How often do you help your child/children with his/her/their homework? Do you help...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Almost every day
Almost every day
2
At least once a week
At least once a week
3
At least once a month
At least once a month
4
Less often than once a month
Less than once/month
5
Never or hardly ever
Never or hardly ever
6
SPONTANEOUS No homework
No homework

use

askHlpHmwk

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifHHGRID.NCh10to15 > 0Natural/adopted/step/foster mother or father of child aged 10-15 in HH

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_hlphmwk

parentsandchildren_w1.LevelimpParents think A levels/Highers important

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How important do you think it is for your child/children to complete his/her/their [A level] {Region = England, Wales, Northern Ireland} / [Higher Grades] {Region = Scotland} exams? Is it...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Very important
Very important
2
Important
Important
3
Not very important
Not very important
4
Not at all important
Not at all important

use

askLevelImp

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifHHGRID.NCh10to15 > 0Natural/adopted/step/foster mother or father of child aged 10-15 in HH

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_levelimp

ifHHGRID.NCh415Resp > 0Resp is responsible for child(ren) aged 4-15

Development note

Is not the outer selection condition, in which this comment is nested, redundant to the innner, which is immediately following, as the universe of the latter is a subset of the former.

ifHHGRID.NCh415Resp > 1Resp is responsible for more than one child aged 4-15

parentsandchildren_w1.SamschChildren go to same school

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Do all your children who are at school go to the same school?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
No children at school
No children at school

use

askSamSch

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifHHGRID.NCh415Resp > 0Resp is responsible for child(ren) aged 4-15

and ifHHGRID.NCh415Resp > 1Resp is responsible for more than one child aged 4-15

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_samsch

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

Development note

Should not this loop be nested with in the same selection condition as employmentstatushistory_w1.Samsch?

Data output to:recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

parentsandchildren_w1.ChildnoChild person number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computeChildno=child's person number

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

associated variables

a_natchild.a_childno

ifSAMSCH = 1 & 2nd or subsequent childAll children go to the same school and second or subsequent child going through loop

Development note

Not quite sure what's happening here.

Scripting note

Copy SCHSTA, SCHCODEST, SCHOKST, SCHNAMECST, SCHNAMECPT SCHTOWNCPT from values for 1st child

ifSAMSCH <> 1 | (SAMSCH = 1 & 1st child)Children do not go to the same school or only one child or children go to same school and 1st child going through loop

parentsandchildren_w1.SchstaSchool state or public

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Is NAME's school a state school or is it a private, fee paying school?

options

1
State school
State school
2
Private school
Private school
3
SPONTANEOUS: Not at school
Not at school

use

askSCHSTA

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifSAMSCH <> 1 | (SAMSCH = 1 & 1st child)Children do not go to the same school or only one child or children go to same school and 1st child going through loop

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_schsta

ifSCHSTA = 1Child attends a state school

parentsandchildren_w1.SchcodestName of state school child attends

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

So that we can use the publicly available information on schools, could you tell me the name of NAME's school?

Interviewer instruction

IF ASKS WHY SEE HELP F9
TYPE IN ANY PART OF THE SCHOOL NAME AND ADDRESS. TYPE IN MORE DETAIL TO NARROW DOWN THE SELECTION. IF UNABLE TO CODE TYPE IN 'ZZZ'.

help

We are interested in linking publicly available information on schools such as positions in league tables and class sizes to understand the effect on children's education. The name of the school you provide here will be kept confidential.

use

askSchCodeSt

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifSAMSCH <> 1 | (SAMSCH = 1 & 1st child)Children do not go to the same school or only one child or children go to same school and 1st child going through loop

and ifSCHSTA = 1Child attends a state school

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

ifSchCodeSt = 1 - 999995School found on look-up file

parentsandchildren_w1.SchokstState school details correct

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Are the details reported below correct?

SCHOOL NAME FROM LOOKUP FILE

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askSchOkSt

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifSAMSCH <> 1 | (SAMSCH = 1 & 1st child)Children do not go to the same school or only one child or children go to same school and 1st child going through loop

and ifSCHSTA = 1Child attends a state school

and ifSchCodeSt = 1 - 999995School found on look-up file

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

ifSchCodeSt = 999997School not found on look-up file

parentsandchildren_w1.SchnamecstState school name (not coded)

type

text

source

UKHLS

text

What is the name of NAME's school?

Interviewer instruction

COLLECT FULL NAME AND POSTCODE
IF ASKS WHY SCHOOL NAME IS WANTED SEE HELP SCREEN F9

help

We are interested in linking publicly available information on schools such as positions in league tables and class sizes to understand the effect on children's education. The name of the school you provide here will be kept confidential.

use

askSchNameCSt

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifSAMSCH <> 1 | (SAMSCH = 1 & 1st child)Children do not go to the same school or only one child or children go to same school and 1st child going through loop

and ifSCHSTA = 1Child attends a state school

and ifSchCodeSt = 999997School not found on look-up file

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

ifSCHSTA = 2Child attends a private school

parentsandchildren_w1.SchnamecptName of private school child attends

type

text

source

UKHLS

text

So that we can use the publicly available information on schools, could you tell me the name of NAME's school?

Interviewer instruction

IF ASKS WHY SEE HELP F9
WRITE IN NAME

help

We are interested in linking publicly available information on schools such as positions in league tables and class sizes to understand the effect on children's education. The name of the school you provide here will be kept confidential.

use

askSchNameCPt

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifSAMSCH <> 1 | (SAMSCH = 1 & 1st child)Children do not go to the same school or only one child or children go to same school and 1st child going through loop

and ifSCHSTA = 2Child attends a private school

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

parentsandchildren_w1.SchtowncptTown of private school child attends

type

text

source

UKHLS

text

And in what town is that?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN TOWN

use

askSchTownCPt

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifSAMSCH <> 1 | (SAMSCH = 1 & 1st child)Children do not go to the same school or only one child or children go to same school and 1st child going through loop

and ifSCHSTA = 2Child attends a private school

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

ifchild is aged 5 to 15

Development note

This question originally specified as part of a loop (Loop this question for each child aged 10-15), but it was returned on the CSHOOL record and logically fits in the current loop with the selection condition.

parentsandchildren_w1.Kid2uniImportance of uni for child

type

choice

source

BHPS (adapted)

text

Would you personally like to see NAME go on to university or college when they finish their schooling?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askKid2uni

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15 for whom respondent is responsible]School details of respondent's children aged 4-15

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifchild is aged 5 to 15

output to

recname CSCHOOL recno 123 ids + childno

associated variables

a_child.a_kid2uni

parentsandchildren_w1.SocialkidFrequency of leisure with child

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How often do you and your child/children spend time together on leisure activities or outings outside the home such as going to the park or zoo, going to the movies, sports or to have a picnic?

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Never or rarely
Never or rarely
2
Once a month or less
Once a month or less
3
Several times a month
Several times a month
4
About once a week
About once a week
5
Several times a week
Several times a week
6
Almost every day
Almost every day

use

askSocialKid

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_socialkid

parentsandchildren_w1.DinnerFrequency of eating dinner with kids

type

choice

source

NSFH

text

In the past 7 days, how many times have you eaten an evening meal together with your child/children and other family members who live with you?

options

1
None
None
2
1 - 2 times
1 - 2 times
3
3 - 5 times
3 - 5 times
4
6 - 7 times
6 - 7 times

use

askDinner

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_dinner

ifHHGRID.NCh5to15 > 0Parent of a child aged 5 to 15 in HH

parentsandchildren_w1.QuarrelHow often quarrel with children

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Most children have quarrels with their parents at some time. How often do you quarrel with your child / any of your children? Is it...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Most days
Most days
2
More than once a week
More than once a week
3
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
4
Hardly ever?
Hardly ever?

use

askQuarrel

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifHHGRID.NCh5to15 > 0Parent of a child aged 5 to 15 in HH

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_quarrel

parentsandchildren_w1.TalkmatterHow often talk about important matters with children

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Children vary a great deal in how often they talk to their parents about things that matter to them. How often does your child / do any of your children talk to you about things that matter to them?

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Most days
Most days
2
More than once a week
More than once a week
3
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
4
Hardly ever
Hardly ever

use

askTalkMatter

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifHHGRID.NCh5to15 > 0Parent of a child aged 5 to 15 in HH

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_talkmatter

parentsandchildren_w1.RuleskidHow often involve kid in setting rules

type

choice

source

NSFH

text

How often do you allow your child / any of your children to help set rules?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Never
Never
2
Seldom
Seldom
3
Sometimes
Sometimes
4
Very often
Very often

use

askRulesKid

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

and ifHHGRID.NCh5to15 > 0Parent of a child aged 5 to 15 in HH

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ruleskid

parentsandchildren_w1.PraisekidHow often praise child

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How often do you paise your child / any of your children?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Never
Never
2
Seldom
Seldom
3
Sometimes
Sometimes
4
Very often
Very often

use

askPraiseKid

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_praisekid

parentsandchildren_w1.SlapkidHow often spank or slap child

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How often do you spank or slap your child / any of your children?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Never
Never
2
Seldom
Seldom
3
Sometimes
Sometimes
4
Very often
Very often

use

askSlapKid

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_slapkid

parentsandchildren_w1.CuddlekidHow often hug or cuddle child

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How often do you cuddle or hug your child / any of your children?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Never
Never
2
Seldom
Seldom
3
Sometimes
Sometimes
4
Very often
Very often

use

askCuddleKid

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_cuddlekid

parentsandchildren_w1.YellkidHow often shout at kid

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How often do you shout at your child / any of your children?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Never
Never
2
Seldom
Seldom
3
Sometimes
Sometimes
4
Very often
Very often

use

askYellKid

modules

moduleParentsandchildren_w1Parents and children module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.RESPM16 = 1 | HHGRID.RESPF16 = 1Mother or father of child under 16

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_yellkid

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

version

03 (Wed Sep 28 11:10:37 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useFamilynetworks_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

familynetworks_w1.LvrelLiving relatives

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

text

We now have a few questions about contact you have with family members not living here with you.

Excluding relatives who are living in this household with you at the moment, can you look at this card and tell me which of these types of relatives you have alive at the moment?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
DO NOT INCLUDE RELATIVES LIVING IN THIS HOUSEHOLD

showcard

TBC

options

1
Mother
Mother
2
Father
Father
3
Son(s)/daughter(s)
Son(s)/daughter(s)
4
Brothers/sisters
Brothers/sisters
5
Grandchildren
Grandchildren
6
Grandparents
Grandparents
7
Great Grandchildren
Great Grandchildren
8
Great Grandparents
Great Grandparents
96
None of these
None of these

use

askLVRel

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lvrel1, a_indresp.a_lvrel2, a_indresp.a_lvrel3, a_indresp.a_lvrel4, a_indresp.a_lvrel5, a_indresp.a_lvrel6, a_indresp.a_lvrel7, a_indresp.a_lvrel8, a_indresp.a_lvrel96

ifLVRel = 1If Mother alive

familynetworks_w1.MaageMother's age

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

10..110

source

BHPS

text

How old is your mother?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER AGE

use

askMaAge

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 1If Mother alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_maage

hard checkmother's age is less than 10 years older than age of respondent

ifLVRel = 2If Father alive

familynetworks_w1.PaageFather's age

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

range

10..110

source

BHPS

text

How old is your father?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER AGE

use

askPaAge

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 2If Father alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_paage

hard checkfather's age is less than 10 years older than age of respondent

ifLVRel->mentioned(3)has sons or daughters

familynetworks_w1.Nrels1Number of absent sons or daughers

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

How many son(s) or daughter(s) do you have, excluding those living here at the moment?

use

askNRels1

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel->mentioned(3)has sons or daughters

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nrels1

ifLVRel->mentioned(4)has brothers or sisters

familynetworks_w1.Nrels2Number of absent brothers or sisters

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

How many brothers or sisters do you have, excluding those living here at the moment?

use

askNRels2

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel->mentioned(4)has brothers or sisters

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nrels2

ifLVRel->mentioned(5)has grandchildren

familynetworks_w1.Nrels3Number of absent grandchildren

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

How many grandchildren do you have, excluding those living here at the moment?

use

askNRels3

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel->mentioned(5)has grandchildren

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nrels3

ifLVRel->mentioned(6)has grandparents

familynetworks_w1.Nrels4Number of absent grandparents

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

How many grandparents do you have, excluding those living here at the moment?

use

askNRels4

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel->mentioned(6)has grandparents

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nrels4

ifLVRel->mentioned(7)has great grandchildren

familynetworks_w1.Nrels5Number of absent great grandchildren

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

How many great grandchildren do you have, excluding those living here at the moment?

use

askNRels5

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel->mentioned(7)has great grandchildren

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nrels5

ifLVRel->mentioned(8)has great grandparents

familynetworks_w1.Nrels6Number of absent great grandparents

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

How many absent great grandparents do you have, excluding those living here at the moment?

use

askNRels6

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel->mentioned(8)has great grandparents

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_nrels6

ifLVRel = 1 & LVRel = 2If both parents alive

familynetworks_w1.ParmarParents live together in same household

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do your parents live together in the same household?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askParMar

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 1 & LVRel = 2If both parents alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_parmar

ifLVRel = 3If son(s)/daughter(s) alive

familynetworks_w1.Ohch16Children under 16 not living in HH

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are any of your children living outside the household aged under 16?

options

1
Yes, all under 16
Yes, all under 16
2
Yes, at least one under 16
Yes, at least one under 16
3
None under 16
None under 16

use

askOHCH16

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3If son(s)/daughter(s) alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ohch16

ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

familynetworks_w1.SeekidHow often contact child outside HH

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can you tell me how often you visit, see or contact your child(ren) under 16 living outside the household?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Never
Never
2
A few times a year
A few times a year
3
Once a month or less
Once a month or less
4
Several times a month
Several times a month
5
About once a week
About once a week
6
Several times a week
Several times a week
7
Almost everyday
Almost everyday
8
Shared care 50/50
Shared care 50/50

use

askSeeKid

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3If son(s)/daughter(s) alive

and ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_seekid

ifSeeKid > 1If visit, see or contact child(ren) under 16 living outside the household more frequently than 'never'

familynetworks_w1.WekidChild outside HH stays with R regularly

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do they stay with you for weekends or school holidays on a regular basis, an irregular basis, or not at all?

options

1
Regular basis
Regular basis
2
Irregular basis
Irregular basis
3
Not at all
Not at all

use

askWeKid

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3If son(s)/daughter(s) alive

and ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

and ifSeeKid > 1If visit, see or contact child(ren) under 16 living outside the household more frequently than 'never'

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_wekid

ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

familynetworks_w1.FarkidTime taken to get to child outside HH

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

TF <Even though you are not in contact with your children, {IF SeeKid = 1} > About how long would it take you to get to where your child(ren) under 16 live(s)? Think of the time it usually takes door to door.

options

1
Less than 15 minutes
Less than 15 minutes
2
Between 15 and 30 minutes
Between 15-30 mins
3
Between 30 minutes and 1 hour
Between 30 mins - 1hour
4
Between 1 and 2 hours
Between 1 and 2 hours
5
More than 2 hours
More than 2 hours
6
SPONTANEOUS Lives/works abroad
Lives/works abroad

use

askFarKid

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3If son(s)/daughter(s) alive

and ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_farkid

familynetworks_w1.RelkidRelationship with child outside HH

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How close a relationship do you have with your child(ren) under 16 living outside the household? Would you say it is...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Very close
Very close
2
Quite close
Quite close
3
Not very close
Not very close
4
Or not close at all?
Or not close at all?

use

askRelKid

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3If son(s)/daughter(s) alive

and ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_relkid

ifLVRel = 1If Mother alive

familynetworks_w1.MaseeFrequency of seeing mother

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Thinking about your mother. Please look at this card and tell me how often you see your mother.

showcard

TBC

options

1
Daily
Daily
2
At least once per week
At least once per week
3
At least once per month
At least once per month
4
Several times per year
Several times per year
5
Less often
Less often
6
Never
Never

use

askMaSee

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 1If Mother alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_masee

familynetworks_w1.MaconFrequency of other contact with mother

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And how often do you have contact by telephone, email or letter with your mother?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Daily
Daily
2
At least once per week
At least once per week
3
At least once per month
At least once per month
4
Several times per year
Several times per year
5
Less often
Less often
6
Never
Never

use

askMaCon

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 1If Mother alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_macon

familynetworks_w1.MafarDistance to where mother lives

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

About how long would it take you to get to where your mother lives? Think of the time it usually takes door to door.

options

1
Less than 15 minutes
Less than 15 minutes
2
Between 15 and 30 minutes
Between 15-30 mins
3
Between 30 minutes and 1 hour
Between 30 mins - 1hour
4
Between 1 and 2 hours
Between 1 and 2 hours
5
More than 2 hours
More than 2 hours
6
SPONTANEOUS Lives/works abroad
Lives/works abroad

use

askMaFar

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 1If Mother alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mafar

ifLVRel = 2If Father alive

familynetworks_w1.PaseeFrequency of seeing father

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Thinking now about your father. Please look at this card and tell me how often you see your father.

showcard

TBC

options

1
Daily
Daily
2
At least once per week
At least once per week
3
At least once per month
At least once per month
4
Several times per year
Several times per year
5
Less often
Less often
6
Never
Never

use

askPaSee

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 2If Father alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pasee

familynetworks_w1.PaconFrequency of other contact with father

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And how often do you have contact by telephone, email or letter with your father?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Daily
Daily
2
At least once per week
At least once per week
3
At least once per month
At least once per month
4
Several times per year
Several times per year
5
Less often
Less often
6
Never
Never

use

askPaCon

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 2If Father alive

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pacon

ifParMar <> 1Mother and father do not live together

familynetworks_w1.PafarDistance to where Father lives

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

About how long would it take you to get to where your father lives? Think of the time it usually takes door to door.

options

1
Less than 15 minutes
Less than 15 minutes
2
Between 15 and 30 minutes
Between 15-30 mins
3
Between 30 minutes and 1 hour
Between 30 mins - 1hour
4
Between 1 and 2 hours
Between 1 and 2 hours
5
More than 2 hours
More than 2 hours
6
SPONTANEOUS Lives/works abroad
Lives/works abroad

use

askPaFar

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 2If Father alive

and ifParMar <> 1Mother and father do not live together

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pafar

ifLVRel = 3 & OHCH16 > 1If has son(s)/daughter(s) aged over 16 outside household

familynetworks_w1.ChseeFrequency of seeing children over 16

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Thinking now about your children aged 16 or over. If you have more than one son or daughter aged 16 or over not living with you please think about the one you have the most contact with. Please look at this card and tell me how often you see your son/daughter.

showcard

TBC

options

1
Daily
Daily
2
At least once per week
At least once per week
3
At least once per month
At least once per month
4
Several times per year
Several times per year
5
Less often
Less often
6
Never
Never

use

askChSee

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3 & OHCH16 > 1If has son(s)/daughter(s) aged over 16 outside household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_chsee

familynetworks_w1.ChconFrequency of other contact with child(ren) over 16

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And how often do you have contact by telephone, email or letter with your son/daughter (aged 16 or over)?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Daily
Daily
2
At least once per week
At least once per week
3
At least once per month
At least once per month
4
Several times per year
Several times per year
5
Less often
Less often
6
Never
Never

use

askChCon

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3 & OHCH16 > 1If has son(s)/daughter(s) aged over 16 outside household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_chcon

familynetworks_w1.ChfarDistance to where child(ren) live(s)

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

About how long would it take you to get to where your son/daughter (aged 16 or over) lives? Think of the time it usually takes door to door.

options

1
Less than 15 minutes
Less than 15 minutes
2
Between 15 and 30 minutes
Between 15-30 mins
3
Between 30 minutes and 1 hour
Between 30 mins - 1hour
4
Between 1 and 2 hours
Between 1 and 2 hours
5
More than 2 hours
More than 2 hours
6
SPONTANEOUS Lives/works abroad
Lives/works abroad

use

askChFar

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifLVRel = 3 & OHCH16 > 1If has son(s)/daughter(s) aged over 16 outside household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_chfar

ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

familynetworks_w1.KidsptSend or give money for Child Support

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Thinking about your children aged under 16 who are not living with you here, do you send or give money for child support?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include all payments made. This payment could be legally agreed via a court order or the Child Support Agency or could be an informal payment agreed privately between the parties.

use

askKidSpt

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_kidspt

ifKidSpt = 1If sends or gives money for child support

familynetworks_w1.FtexvAmount of last Child Support payment

type

number

decimals

0

width

6

range

1..999997

source

Adapted from BHPS

text

About how much did you send or give for child support last time you gave money?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN TO NEAREST £

use

askFTEXV

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

and ifKidSpt = 1If sends or gives money for child support

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ftexv

soft checkFTEXV > 2000Gave more than 2000 pounds for child support

ifKidSpt = 1 & FTEXV > 0If sends or gives money for child support and has given last child support payment amount

familynetworks_w1.FtexwFrequency of Child Support payment

type

choice

source

Adapted from BHPS

text

How often do you give this money?

options

1
Weekly
Weekly
2
Fortnightly
Fortnightly
3
Monthly
Monthly
4
Yearly
Yearly
97
Other
Other

use

askFTEXW

modules

moduleFamilynetworks_w1Family Networks module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifOHCH16 = 1|2If has any children aged under 16 not living in the household

and ifKidSpt = 1If sends or gives money for child support

and ifKidSpt = 1 & FTEXV > 0If sends or gives money for child support and has given last child support payment amount

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ftexw

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:59:15 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useRemittances_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

remittances_w1.RemittanceTime at start of remittances module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeREMITTANCE=from system clock

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remittance_tm

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

remittances_w1.RemitSend/Give money for......

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 5 is exclusive

text

Many people make gifts or send money to people in another country. Did you send or give money to anyone in a country outside the UK in the past 12 months for any of the following reasons?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Repayment of a loan
Repayment of a loan
2
Support for family members or friends
Support family/friends
3
Support for a local community. Please do not include donations to large charities such as Oxfam or Save the Children
Support local community
4
Personal investment or savings, including property
Personal investment or savings, including property
5
No money sent/given
No money sent/given

help

The UK includes England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

use

askRemit

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remit1, a_indresp.a_remit2, a_indresp.a_remit3, a_indresp.a_remit4, a_indresp.a_remit5

Development note

RECORD STOP

ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

Data output to:recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

remittances_w1.RemittypeSend?Give money for

type

choice

options

1
Repayment of a loan
Repayment of a loan
2
Support for family members or friends
Support family/friends
3
Support for a local community. Please do not include donations to large charities such as Oxfam or Save the Children
Support local community
4
Personal investment or savings, including property
Personal investment or savings, including property

use

computeRemittype=code

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

remittances_w1.RemitfreqFrequency of sending/giving......

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

How often did you send, transfer or give money [for repayment of a loan] {Remit = 1} / [to support family members or friends] {Remit = 2} / [to support a local community] {Remit = 3} / [for personal investment or savings] {Remit = 4} in the last 12 months?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Once
Once
2
Twice
Twice
3
3 or 4 times
3 or 4 times
4
5 to 9 times
5 to 9 times
5
Every month or most months
Every month
6
More than once a month
More than once a month

use

askRemitFreq

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remitfreq1, a_indresp.a_remitfreq2, a_indresp.a_remitfreq3, a_indresp.a_remitfreq4

remittances_w1.RemitregRegular payment

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Is this a regular payment you make?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

In any cases of doubt the respondent should be asked to decide for him/herself whether or not payment is to be classed as 'regular'

use

askRemitReg

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remitreg1, a_indresp.a_remitreg2, a_indresp.a_remitreg3, a_indresp.a_remitreg4

remittances_w1.RemitamtAmount of last remittance

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

UKHLS

text

What was the last amount you sent or gave?

Interviewer instruction

IF 'DON'T KNOW / CAN'T REMEMBER' PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT
ENTER AMOUNT TO THE NEAREST £

use

askRemitAmt

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remitamt1, a_indresp.a_remitamt2, a_indresp.a_remitamt3, a_indresp.a_remitamt4

remittances_w1.RemcntryCountry where remittance sent

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

To which country did you send or make this last payment?

Interviewer instruction

START TYPING COUNTRY NAME.
USE ALT T TO SWITCH TO SEARCH FOR ANY TEXT IN COUNTRY NAME.
IF UNABLE TO CODE TYPE 'ZZZ'

use

askRemCntry

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remcntry1, a_indresp.a_remcntry2, a_indresp.a_remcntry3, a_indresp.a_remcntry4

ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 & RemCntry = 997For each enumerated remittance reason where country is un-coded from list

remittances_w1.RemcntryoCountry where remittance sent (not coded)

type

text

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

TYPE IN OTHER COUNTRY

use

askRemCntryO

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 & RemCntry = 997For each enumerated remittance reason where country is un-coded from list

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 & RemitFreq > 1 & RemitReg = 1For each enumerated remittance given more than once and is a regular payment

remittances_w1.RemitusualWhether usual amount

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

And, was this last payment the usual amount you send or give?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
No usual amount (SPONTANEOUS)
No usual amount

use

askRemitUsual

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 & RemitFreq > 1 & RemitReg = 1For each enumerated remittance given more than once and is a regular payment

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remitusual1, a_indresp.a_remitusual2, a_indresp.a_remitusual3, a_indresp.a_remitusual4

ifRemitUsual = 2If last remittance was not the usual amount sent or given

remittances_w1.RemusamtUsual remittance amount

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

UKHLS

text

What is the usual amount?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER AMOUNT TO THE NEAREST £

use

askRemUsAmt

modules

moduleRemittances_w1Remittances module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach code [mentioned at question Remit]Information about remittances outside UK

universe

ifEMBoost = 1 | GPCompare = 1 | (LDA = 1 & RACEL > 4 & RACEL < 98)If ethnic minority boost or general population comparison sample or low density EM area with non-white background

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4Money sent outside UK in past 12 months

and ifRemit = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 & RemitFreq > 1 & RemitReg = 1For each enumerated remittance given more than once and is a regular payment

and ifRemitUsual = 2If last remittance was not the usual amount sent or given

output to

recname REMITTANCE recno 124 ids + remittype

associated variables

a_indresp.a_remusamt1, a_indresp.a_remusamt2, a_indresp.a_remusamt3, a_indresp.a_remusamt4

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

version

04 (Thu Oct 27 10:52:35 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useBenefits_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

benefits_w1.BenefitTime at start of benefits module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeBENEFIT=from system clock

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_benefit_tm

Information only

One of the most important parts of our research is how people are getting by financially these days. We have found that we need to ask about a number of different types of income because otherwise our results could be misleading. Please think about ALL of the extra sources of income you receive, as well as any benefits or tax credits. If you are at all unsure about whether something would count, you can check with me. I'd like to remind you that anything you tell me is completely confidential.

Note

Flag to indicate region

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Tftax

type

number

use

ifregion = 1 2 or 3computeTFTax=1
elsecomputeTFTax=0

benefits_w1.BtypeType of benefit or payment

type

multichoice

source

LFS tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive

Notes

In the sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009), this question used a forced choice format and showcards were not used. From July 2009, this was changed to a showcard based format.

text

Please look at this card and tell me which, if any, of the types of payments listed you are currently receiving either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)}?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Unemployment-related benefits, or National Insurance Credits?
Unemployment-related benefits, or National Insurance Credits?
2
Income Support?
Income Support?
3
Sickness, disability or incapacity benefits (including Employment and Support Allowance)?
Sick, disab or incapacity ben (inc Emp't and Supp Allowance)?
4
Any sort of pension including a private pension or the State pension?
Any Pension inc. a private pension or State pension?
5
Child Benefit?
Child Benefit?
6
Tax credits, such as the Working Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit?
Tax credits, such as the Working Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit?
7
Any other family related benefits or payment?
Any other family related benefits or payment?
8
[Housing or Council Tax Benefit, other than the single person council tax discount?] {TFTax = 1} / [Rent or Rate Rebate?] {TFTax = 0}
Housing or Council Tax Benefit
9
Income from any other state benefit?
Income from any other state benefit?
96
None of these
None of these

help

Code 1: Includes Job Seeker's Allowance and National Insurance Credits.

Code 2: Income Support replaced Supplementary Benefit (sometimes called Social Security Benefit) and is often paid along with other benefits as a supplement. Any maintenance payments from a former or separated spouse or for child support which are paid through the DWP or other government agencies, should not be included as Income Support.

Code 3: This includes Incapacity Benefit, Severe Disablement Allowance, Carer's Allowance, Disability Living Allowance, Attendance Allowance, Industrial Injury Disablement Benefit, War Disablement Pension or Sickness and Accident Insurance.

Code 4: Include all employer's pensions not just retirement pensions. Include pensions paid before retirement (i.e. a respondent may still be working for an employer but has become entitled to receive payments) and pensions paid for early retirement. Women may also be receiving an occupational pension in respect of a deceased spouse. Do not include Widow's Benefit. Pension Credit is a means tested benefit paid to pensioners. They will not receive it unless they have applied for it and qualification is dependent on income and assets. Pension Credit has been paid since October 2004. This includes Pension or State Retirement (Old Age) Pension, A pension from a previous employer, A pension from a spouse's previous employer, Pension Credit including Guarantee Credit & Saving Credit, A private pension or annuity, A Widow's or War Widow's Pension, A Widowed Mother's or Parent's Allowance, or Bereavement Allowance, Or War Disablement Pension.

Code 5: Child Benefit is a payment for those who are responsible for a child under 16 or over 16 and in relevant education or training. It is normally paid to the mother (unless there is none in the household) and should be shown as her income. Where it is paid into a joint bank account the names of both account holders will be on the benefit order book. This should still be recorded as the mother's income.

Code 6: This includes Working Tax Credit including Disabled Person's Tax Credit, Pension Credit including Guarantee Credit or Saving Credit, Or Child Tax Credit.

Code 7: Includes Foster Allowance or Guardian Allowance, Maternity Allowance, Maintenance or Alimony or any payments from a family member not living with you.

use

askBType

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_btype1, a_indresp.a_btype2, a_indresp.a_btype3, a_indresp.a_btype4, a_indresp.a_btype5, a_indresp.a_btype6, a_indresp.a_btype7, a_indresp.a_btype8, a_indresp.a_btype9, a_indresp.a_btype96

ifBType = 1 | DEMOGRAPHICS.Jbstat = 3Receives any unemployment benefit or is currently unemployed

benefits_w1.BenunempIncome : Unemployment benefit(s)

type

multichoice

source

LFF tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive

Notes

In the sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009), this question used a forced choice format and showcards were not used. From July 2009, this was changed to a showcard based format.

text

[Can I just check, are] {JBSTAT = 3 & BTYPE <> 1} / [Are] {BType = 1} you currently receiving any of the types of payments on this card either just yourself or jointly{hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Job Seeker's Allowance?
Job Seeker's Allowance?
2
or National Insurance Credits?
or National Insurance Credits?
96
None of these
None of these

help

Job Seeker's Allowance replaced Unemployment Benefit in October 1996. Those receiving JSA are capable of work and available for work and actively seeking work and have a current Job Seeker's agreement with the Employment Service. Full-time students, those on temporary release from prison and those receiving maternity allowance or statutory maternity pay are not eligible for JSA. There are two types of JSA - Contribution-based and Income- based. The Contribution-based component is paid in the first 26 weeks of unemployment if enough NI contributions have been paid. The Income-based component is a means-tested benefit (paid after 26 weeks for those who qualify for Contribution-based and pass the means-test).

use

askBenUnemp

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType = 1 | DEMOGRAPHICS.Jbstat = 3Receives any unemployment benefit or is currently unemployed

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_benunemp1, a_indresp.a_benunemp2, a_indresp.a_benunemp96

ifBType = 3 | ((DEMOGRAPHICS.Jbstat = 8 | HEALTH.Health = 1) & BType <>3)Receives any disability benefit or is currently long-term sick or disabled or has a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity and has not indicated receiving any disability benefits

benefits_w1.BendisIncome: Disability benefit(s)

type

multichoice

source

LFS tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive

Notes

In the sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009), this question used a forced choice format and showcards were not used. From July 2009, this was changed to a showcard based format.

text

[Can I just check, are] {(JBSTAT=8 | Health = 1) & BTYPE <> 3} / [Are] {BType = 3} you currently receiving any of the payments on this card either just yourself or jointly{hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Incapacity Benefit?
Incapacity Benefit?
2
Employment and Support Allowance?
Employment and Support Allowance?
3
Severe Disablement Allowance?
Severe Disablement Allowance?
4
Carer's Allowance?
Carer's Allowance?
5
Disability Living Allowance?
Disability Living Allowance?
6
Return to Work Credit?
Return to Work Credit?
7
Attendance Allowance?
Attendance Allowance?
8
Industrial Injury Disablement Benefit?
Industrial Injury Disablement Benefit?
9
War Disablement Pension?
War Disablement Pension?
10
Sickness and Accident Insurance?
Sickness and Accident Insurance?
11
Any other disability related benefit or payment?
Any other disability related benefit or payment?
96
None of these
None of these

help

Incapacity Benefit replaced NI Sickness Benefit and Invalidity Benefit in April 1995. Severe Disablement Allowance is for people of working age who have not been able to work for at least 28 weeks but who cannot get Incapacity Benefit. Married women unable to perform household work may also receive it. Care Allowance is for people of working age who give up working to look after someone receiving Attendance Allowance. The Disability Living Allowance replaced the Attendance Allowance for those under 66. For those over 66 it is still the Attendance Allowance. Where the person is under 16 the Allowance will normally be paid to the person responsible for them. In such cases it should be recorded as income on the questionnaire for the responsible adult for the child. Where someone is 16 or over this should be recorded on the person's own questionnaire. A War Disablement Pension is payable to members of the armed forces disabled in the 1914-18 war or after 2nd September 1939. Merchant seamen and civilians disabled in the Second World War are also eligible. Sickness and Accident Insurance includes any payments to compensate for lost wages during time off work through sickness.

use

askBenDis

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType = 3 | ((DEMOGRAPHICS.Jbstat = 8 | HEALTH.Health = 1) & BType <>3)Receives any disability benefit or is currently long-term sick or disabled or has a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity and has not indicated receiving any disability benefits

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_bendis2, a_indresp.a_bendis96, a_indresp.a_bendis1, a_indresp.a_bendis10, a_indresp.a_bendis11, a_indresp.a_bendis3, a_indresp.a_bendis4, a_indresp.a_bendis5, a_indresp.a_bendis6, a_indresp.a_bendis7, a_indresp.a_bendis8, a_indresp.a_bendis9

Note

set flag to indicate war disablement pension

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Wardistxt

type

number

use

ifBType = 4 & BenDis->isnotmiss()computeWarDisTxt=1
elsecomputeWarDisTxt=0

ifBType = 4 | (BType <>4 & ((age > 59 & sex = 2) | (age > 64 & sex = 1)))Receives any sort of pension or is female aged 60+ or male aged 65+ and did not mention receiving any sort of pension

benefits_w1.BenpenIncome: Pension(s)

type

multichoice

source

LFS tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive

Notes

In the sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009), this question used a forced choice format and showcards were not used. From July 2009, this was changed to a showcard based format.

text

[Can I just check, are] {BTYPE <> 4 & ((AGE > 59 & SEX = 2) | (AGE > 64 & SEX = 1))} / [Are] {BTYPE = 4} you currently receiving any of the types of payments on this card either just yourself or jointly{hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
NI Pension or State Retirement (Old Age) Pension?
NI Pension or State Retirement (Old Age) Pension?
2
A pension from a previous employer?
A pension from a previous employer?
3
A pension from a spouse's previous employer?
A pension from a spouse's previous employer?
4
Pension Credit including Guarantee Credit & Savings Credit?
Pension Credit including Guarantee Credit & Savings Credit?
5
Private pension or annuity?
Private pension or annuity?
6
Widow's or War Widow's Pension?
Widow's or War Widow's Pension?
7
Widowed Mother's Allowance, Parent's Allowance or Bereavement Allowance?
Widowed Mother's-, Parent's- or Bereavement- Allowance?
8
[War Disablement Pension?] {NOT WarDisTxt}
War Disablement Pension?
96
None of these
None of these

help

A Pension from a previous employer should include all employer's pensions not just retirement pensions and pensions paid before retirement. A Pension from a spouse's previous employer may be received in respect of a deceased spouse. A Widow's/War Widow's Pension should not include Widow's Benefit (a single lump sum payment). Pension Credit is a means tested benefit paid to pensioners, they will not receive it unless they have applied for it. A War Disablement Pension is payable to members of the armed forces disabled in the 1914-18 war or after 2nd September 1939. Merchant seamen and civilians disabled in the Second World War are also eligible.

use

askBenPen

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType = 4 | (BType <>4 & ((age > 59 & sex = 2) | (age > 64 & sex = 1)))Receives any sort of pension or is female aged 60+ or male aged 65+ and did not mention receiving any sort of pension

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_benpen1, a_indresp.a_benpen2, a_indresp.a_benpen3, a_indresp.a_benpen4, a_indresp.a_benpen5, a_indresp.a_benpen6, a_indresp.a_benpen7, a_indresp.a_benpen8, a_indresp.a_benpen96

ifBenPen = 1Receives the NI Pension or State Retirement Pension

benefits_w1.NiserpsIncome: Receives SERPS

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

You say you receive the State Retirement Pension. Does this include any income from the State Earnings Related Pension Scheme, also known as SERPS?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

SERPS (the State Earnings Related Pension Scheme) was also known as the additional State Pension. It ran from 6 April 1978 to 5 April 2002 when it was reformed by the State Second Pension. A person who was in employment may have paid into SERPS. It will not be received if the respondent 'contracted out' of the state scheme into a private pension scheme.

use

askNISERPS

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType = 4 | (BType <>4 & ((age > 59 & sex = 2) | (age > 64 & sex = 1)))Receives any sort of pension or is female aged 60+ or male aged 65+ and did not mention receiving any sort of pension

and ifBenPen = 1Receives the NI Pension or State Retirement Pension

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_niserps

ifBType <> 5 & resp is responsible adult for any child under the age of 18Did not mention receiving Child Benefit and is the responsible adult for a child under 18

benefits_w1.BencbIncome: Receives Child Benefit

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you receive Child Benefit?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askBenCB

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType <> 5 & resp is responsible adult for any child under the age of 18Did not mention receiving Child Benefit and is the responsible adult for a child under 18

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_bencb

ifBType = 5 | BenCB = 1Receives Child Benefit

benefits_w1.BenctcIncome: Receives Child Tax Credit

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Are you receiving the Child Tax Credit either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Introduced in April 2003 this is paid to those with at least one dependent child. Child Tax Credit is paid to the person responsible for the care of the child(ren) so can be received by one person only in the household. If the respondent qualifies for the childcare element of Working Tax Credit, this will always be paid with the Child Tax Credit, even if the respondent is not themselves in receipt of Working Tax Credit.

use

askBenCTC

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType <> 5 & resp is responsible adult for any child under the age of 18Did not mention receiving Child Benefit and is the responsible adult for a child under 18

and ifBType = 5 | BenCB = 1Receives Child Benefit

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_benctc

ifBType = 7Receives any other family-related benefits or payments

benefits_w1.BenfamIncome: Family benefits

type

multichoice

source

LFS tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive

Notes

In the sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009), this question used a forced choice format and showcards were not used. From July 2009, this was changed to a showcard based format.

text

Are you currently receiving any of the types of payments on this card either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
Foster Allowance or Guardian Allowance?
Foster Allowance or Guardian Allowance?
2
Maternity Allowance?
Maternity Allowance?
3
Maintenance or Alimony?
Maintenance or Alimony?
4
In-Work Credit for Lone Parents?
In-Work Credit for Lone Parents?
5
Any payments from a family member not living with you?
Any payments from a family member not living with you?
96
None of these
None of these

help

Maternity Allowance applies only to women not eligible for Statutory Maternity Pay. Usually women receiving Maternity Allowance will be either self-employed or will have recently changed jobs. Maintenance or Alimony can be received by men or women. In most cases such payments come direct but they may also come via a solicitor, a court or the DWP. If it is paid by the DWP, check it has not been included in any Income Support already mentioned.

use

askBenFam

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType = 7Receives any other family-related benefits or payments

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_benfam4, a_indresp.a_benfam5, a_indresp.a_benfam96, a_indresp.a_benfam1, a_indresp.a_benfam2, a_indresp.a_benfam3

benefits_w1.PencredtxtFlag pension tax credit

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computePenCredTxt=If BenPen <> missing set PenCredTxt to 1. Otherwise set PenCredTxt to 0

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

benefits_w1.ChtaxcredFlag child tax credit

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeChTaxCred=If BenCTC <> missing set ChTaxCred to 1. Otherwise set ChTaxCred to 0

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

benefits_w1.RetwcredFlag return to work credit

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

computeRetWCred=If BType = 6 & BenDis <> MIS set RetWCred to 1. Otherwise set RetWCred to 0

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifBType = 6Receives tax credits

benefits_w1.BentaxIncome: Tax Credits

type

multichoice

source

LFS tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive
If respondent does not live in GB and if they have previously been asked about pension credit and child tax credit, they could receive just Working Tax Credit in the list, so there should be a question variant for cases where only the one benefit source is queried.

text

[Are you currently receiving either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ...]{BTYPE = 6 & (TFTax = 1 | PenCredTxt = 1 | ChTaxCred = 1 | RetWCred = 1)} / [And do you currently receive the Working Tax Credit, including Disabled Person's Tax Credit either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)}?] {BTYPE = 6 & NOT TFTax = 1, PenCredTxt = 1, ChTaxCred = 1, RetWCred = 1}

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT EACH IN TURN AND CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Working Tax Credit, including Disabled Person's Tax Credit?
Working Tax Credit, including Disabled Person's Tax Credit?
2
[Council Tax Benefit?] {TFTax=1}
Council Tax Benefit?
3
[Pension Credit including Guarantee Credit or Savind Credit?] {PenCredTxt=0}
Pension Credit including Guarantee Credit or Saving Credit?
4
[Child Tax Credit?] {ChTaxCred=0}
Child Tax Credit?
5
[Return to Work Credit?] {RetWCred=0}
Return to Work Credit?
96
None of these
None of these

help

Working Tax Credit replaced Working Families Tax Credit and Disabled Person's Tax Credit in April 2003. It is paid to families with at least one dependent child or those with a disability who are working. In some cases it can be paid alongside JSA or income support for those not working. Council Tax Benefit is usually credited to the council directly, so the benefit would show on a reduced tax bill. People on income support, however, will claim council tax benefit along with their housing benefit claim form. Pension Credit is a means tested benefit paid to pensioners. They will not receive it unless they have applied for it. Child Tax Credit is paid to the person responsible for the care of the child(ren) so can be received by one person only in the household. If the respondent qualifies for the childcare element of Working Tax Credit, this will always be paid with the Child Tax Credit, even if the respondent is not themselves in receipt of Working Tax Credit.

use

askBenTax

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType = 6Receives tax credits

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_bentax1, a_indresp.a_bentax2, a_indresp.a_bentax3, a_indresp.a_bentax4, a_indresp.a_bentax5, a_indresp.a_bentax96

Note

Set flag for housing benefit

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Tfhou

type

number

use

ifregion = 1 2 or 3computeTFHou=1
elsecomputeTFHou=0

Note

Set flag for council tax credit

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Tfcou

type

number

use

ifregion = 1 2 or 3computeTFCou=1
elsecomputeTFCou=0

Note

Set flag for rent rebate

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Tfren

type

number

use

ifregion = 1 2 or 3computeTFRen=1
elsecomputeTFRen=0

Note

Set flag for rate rebate

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Tfrat

type

number

use

ifregion = 1 2 or 3computeTFRat=1
elsecomputeTFRat=0

ifBType = 8 | (BType <> 8 & (BenUnemp = 1 | BenUnemp = 2 | BenDis = 1 | BenDis = 2 | BenPen = 4 | BenTax = 3))Receives housing benefit, council tax benefit, rent rebate or rate rebate OR did not mention receiving housing benefit but currently receives either Income Support, Job Seeker's Allowance, Incapacity Benefit or Pension Credit

benefits_w1.BenhouReceives housing-related benefit(s)

type

multichoice

source

LFS tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive
If respondent lives in GB and if they have previously been asked about Council Tax Benefit, they could receive just Housing Benefit here, so there should be a question variant for cases where only the one benefit source is queried.

text

[And can I just check, do you currently receive either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ...] {BType <> 8 & (BenUnemp = 1 | BenUnemp = 2 | BenDis = 1 | BenPen = 7 | BenTax = 3)} / [Are you currently receiving either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ...] {BType = 8} / [Do you receive housing benefit either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ?] {TFHou = 1 & TFRen = 0 & TFRat = 1 & BenTax = RESPONSE}

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT EACH IN TURN AND CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
[Housing Benefit?] {TFHou = 1}
Housing Benefit
2
[Council Tax Benefit?] {TFCou = 1}
Council Tax Benefit
3
[Rent Rebate?] {TFRen = 0}
Rent Rebate
4
[Rate Rebate?] {TFRat = 0}
Rate Rebate
96
None of these
None of these

help

Housing Benefit is benefit paid to help with housing costs, either by the DWP or the Local Authority. Include here only if it is paid direct to the respondent. Council Tax Benefit as with Housing Benefit, is usually credited to the council directly, so the benefit would show on a reduced tax bill.

use

askBenHou

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifBType = 8 | (BType <> 8 & (BenUnemp = 1 | BenUnemp = 2 | BenDis = 1 | BenDis = 2 | BenPen = 4 | BenTax = 3))Receives housing benefit, council tax benefit, rent rebate or rate rebate OR did not mention receiving housing benefit but currently receives either Income Support, Job Seeker's Allowance, Incapacity Benefit or Pension Credit

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_benhou4, a_indresp.a_benhou1, a_indresp.a_benhou2, a_indresp.a_benhou3, a_indresp.a_benhou96

benefits_w1.PrivpenFlag private pension

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

ifBenPen->ismis()computePrivPen=1
elsecomputePrivPen=0

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

benefits_w1.MaintalimFlag maintenance or alimony

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

ifBenFam->ismiss()computeMaintAlim=1
elsecomputeMaintAlim=0

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

benefits_w1.PayfamFlag payments from family members

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

use

ifBenFam->ismiss()computePayFam=1
elsecomputePayFam=0

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

benefits_w1.BenstaIncome: Other sources

type

multichoice

source

LFS tel (adapted)

Scripting notes

code 96 is exclusive

Notes

In the sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009), this question used a forced choice format and showcards were not used. From July 2009, this was changed to a showcard based format.

text

And aside from the types of income we've just been discussing, are you currently receiving any of the types of payments on this card either just yourself or jointly {hhsize > 1 & (livesp = 1 or livewith = 1,3)} ?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
[A private pension or annuity?] {PrivPen = 1}
A private pension or annuity
2
Education Grant other than a Student Loan or Tuition Fee Loan?
Education Grant other than a Student Loan or Tuition Fee Loan?
3
Trade Union or Friendly Society Payment?
Trade Union or Friendly Society Payment?
4
[Maintenance or Alimony?] {MaintAlim = 1}
Maintenance or Alimony
5
[Payments from a family member not living with you?] {PayFam = 1}
Payments from a family member not living with you
6
Rent from Boarders or Lodgers (not family members) living here with you?
Rent from Boarders, Lodgers (not family) living here with you?
7
Rent from any other property even if that only covers that property's mortgage or running costs?
Rent from any other property
8
Or any other regular payment?
Or any other regular payment?
96
None of these
None of these

help

Educational Grants and Scholarships may be provided by Local Authorities, the DfES, Research Councils, charities, prospective employers (e.g. companies or the Armed Forces), educational institutions, family trusts and a number of other bodies such as Trade Unions. Do NOT include Student Loans or Tuition Fee Loans. For Trade Union/ Friendly Society Payments include all payments from such bodies here with the exception of Educational Grants and Sickness or Accident Insurance. Include Strike Pay. Maintenance or Alimony can be received by men or women. In most cases such payments come direct but they may also come via a solicitor, a court or the DWP. If it is paid by the DWP, check it has not been included in any Income Support already mentioned. Payments from a family member not living with the respondent should not include payments for 'keep' from those living there although Rent from Boarders or Lodgers (not family members) living there should be included at code 6. For any other regular payment, in any cases of doubt the respondent should be asked to decide for him/herself whether or not a payment is to be classed as 'regular'.

use

askBenSta

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_bensta96, a_indresp.a_bensta1, a_indresp.a_bensta2, a_indresp.a_bensta3, a_indresp.a_bensta4, a_indresp.a_bensta5, a_indresp.a_bensta6, a_indresp.a_bensta7, a_indresp.a_bensta8

Note

initialising temporary variable, benefit_number, to keep track of number of benefits asked about in the following loop

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Benefit_number

type

number

use

computeBenefit_number=0

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

description

This outer loop goes through each benefit source mentioned at to a maximum of 12 sources, setting the index variable Ficode (Income receipt code) to the next mentioned benefit. As individuals may receive some benefits more than once, there is also an inner loop asking for information about each receipt.

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Benefit_number

type

number

use

computeBenefit_number=benefit_number + 1

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

Note

initialise the benefit sequence number in the temporary variable sequence_number

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Sequence_number

type

number

use

computeSequence_number=1

Note

initialise the temporary variable, continue, used to flag whether or not we should ask about more benefit receipts even if we have not got to the maximum value of 3

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Continue

type

number

use

computeContinue=1

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

Data output to:recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

benefits_w1.FicodeB/UI: Income receipt code

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

text

Income receipt code (computed)

1 NI Retirement/State Retirement (Old Age) Pension
2 A Pension from a previous employer
3 A Pension from a spouse's previous employer
4 A Private Pension/Annuity
5 A Widow's or War Widow's Pension
6 A Widowed Mother's Allowance / Widowed Parent's Allowance / Bereavement Allowance
7 Pension Credit (includes Guarantee Credit & Saving Credit)
8 Severe Disablement Allowance
9 Industrial Injury Disablement Allowance
10 Disability Living Allowance
11 Attendance Allowance
12 Carer's Allowance (formerly Invalid Care Allowance)
13 War Disablement Pension
14 Incapacity Benefit
15 Income Support
16 Job Seeker's Allowance
17 National Insurance Credits
18 Child Benefit (including Lone-Parent Child Benefit payments)
19 Child Tax Credit
20 Working Tax Credit (includes Disabled Person's Tax Credit)
21 Maternity Allowance
22 Housing Benefit
23 Council Tax Benefit
24 Educational Grant (not Student Loan or Tuition Fee Loan
25 Trade Union / Friendly Society Payment
26 Maintenance or Alimony
27 Payments from a family member not living here
28 Rent from Boarders or Lodgers (not family members) living here with you
29 Rent from any other property
30 Foster Allowance / Guardian Allowance
31 Rent rebate
32 Rate rebate
33 Employment and Support Allowance
34 Return to Work Credit
35 Sickness and Accident Insurance
36 In-Work Credit for Lone Parents
98 DON'T KNOW
99 REFUSED

use

computeFicode=next_mentioned_benefit_code

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

universe

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

output to

recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

associated variables

a_income.a_ficode

Note

update the benefit sequence_number - don't want to ask about more than 3 benefit reciepts for any particular benefit

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Sequence_number

type

number

use

computeSequence_number=sequence_number + 1

Note

Set the continue variable to '0' so that no more receipts for this benefit will be collected unless benefits_w1.Fraddl is set to '1' at the end of this loop

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Continue

type

number

use

computeContinue=0

benefits_w1.FiseqIncome receipt sequence number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

use

computeFISEQ=sequence_number

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

universe

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

output to

recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

associated variables

a_income.a_fiseq

benefits_w1.FrvalB/UI: Last amount received

type

number

decimals

0

width

8

range

0..88888889

source

BHPS

text

How much was the last payment of SOURCE you received to nearest £?

Interviewer instruction

IF 'DON'T KNOW/CAN'T REMEMBER' PROBE: 'Can you give me an approximate amount?'
IF THE AMOUNT IS INCLUDED AS PART OF A PAYMENT ALREADY RECORDED THEN CODE '0'

use

askFRVAL

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

universe

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

output to

recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

associated variables

a_income.a_frval

ifFRVAL > 0Amount received stated

benefits_w1.FrwcPeriod covered by last amount received

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What period did that cover?

options

1
One week
One week
2
Two weeks
Two weeks
3
Three weeks
Three weeks
4
Four weeks
Four weeks
5
Calender month
Calender month
6
Two calender months
Two calender months
7
Eight times a year
Eight times a year
8
Nine times a year
Nine times a year
9
Ten times a year
Ten times a year
13
Three months/13 weeks
Three months/13 weeks
26
Six months/26 weeks
Six months/26 weeks
52
One year/12 months/52 weeks
1 year/12 months/52 wks
90
Less than one week
Less than one week
95
One off/lump sum
One off/lump sum
96
None of these
None of these

use

askFRWC

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

universe

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

and ifFRVAL > 0Amount received stated

output to

recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

associated variables

a_income.a_frwc

ifHHGRID.NumAdults > 1More than one adult in the household

benefits_w1.FrjtLast payment: Sole or joint recipient

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you receive that solely in your name or jointly with someone else?

options

1
Sole
Sole
2
Joint
Joint
3
Both (SPONTANEOUS)
Both

use

askFRJT

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

universe

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

and ifHHGRID.NumAdults > 1More than one adult in the household

output to

recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

associated variables

a_income.a_frjt

ifFRJT = 2,3Received income from source either jointly or both sole and jointly

benefits_w1.FrjtpnPNO of joint recipient

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

With whom do you receive SOURCE?

Interviewer instruction

RECORD PERSON NUMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD GRID. IF PERSON NOT IN HOUSEHOLD CODE '0'

options

0
Non-household member
Non-household member
1
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 1
Person number 1
2
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 2
Person number 2
3
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 3
Person number 3
4
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 4
Person number 4
5
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 5
Person number 5
6
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 6
Person number 6
7
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 7
Person number 7
8
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 8
Person number 8
9
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 9
Person number 9
10
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 10
Person number 10
11
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 11
Person number 11
12
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 12
Person number 12
13
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 13
Person number 13
14
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 14
Person number 14
15
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 15
Person number 15
16
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 16
Person number 16

use

askFRJTPN

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

universe

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

and ifHHGRID.NumAdults > 1More than one adult in the household

and ifFRJT = 2,3Received income from source either jointly or both sole and jointly

output to

recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

associated variables

a_income.a_frjtpn

if(FICODE IN 2,3,4,24,25,26,28,29,30) & FISEQ < 12Receives a pension from a previous employer, a pension from a spouse's employer, a private pension/annuity, education grant, trade union/friendly society payment, maintenance or alimony, rent from borders or lodgers, rent from any other property, or foster allowance/guardian allowance and less than 12 sources have been enumerated

benefits_w1.FraddlReceived additional payment from source

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Maximum 3 receipts from any one source

text

Are you currently receiving any other payments of SOURCE?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFRADDL

modules

moduleBenefits_w1Unearned Income and State Benefits module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach benefit_code [mentioned benefit code]Loop through each mentioned benefit

loopwhile ([sequence_number <= 3 and continue = 1])Ask about each receipt of a particular benefit to a maximum of 3

universe

ifbenefit_number <= 12Not yet asked about > 12 mentioned benefits

and if(FICODE IN 2,3,4,24,25,26,28,29,30) & FISEQ < 12Receives a pension from a previous employer, a pension from a spouse's employer, a private pension/annuity, education grant, trade union/friendly society payment, maintenance or alimony, rent from borders or lodgers, rent from any other property, or foster allowance/guardian allowance and less than 12 sources have been enumerated

output to

recno = 125 recname Benefit ids + ficode,fiseq

associated variables

a_income.a_fraddl

ifFRADDL = 1Respondent receiving more payments of current benefit

temporary variablebenefits_w1.Continue

type

number

use

computeContinue=1

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

version

02 (Mon Sep 12 11:58:23 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useHouseholdfinances_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

householdfinances_w1.FiyrdiaAmount received in interest/dividends

type

number

decimals

0

width

7

range

0..9999997

source

BHPS

text

In the past 12 months how much have you personally received in the way of dividends or interest from any saving and investments you may have?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN TO NEAREST £
F9 FOR HELP

help

Probe for an approximate amount. If 'don't know' there will be a series of questions to find out the range of the amount. Those who refuse will be routed past the follow-up questions.

use

askFIYRDIA

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fiyrdia

ifFIYRDIA = DKIf Don't Know how much personally received in dividends or interest from any savings or investments

householdfinances_w1.Fiyrdb1Over 500 in interest/dividends

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would it amount to £ 500 or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFIYRDB1

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifFIYRDIA = DKIf Don't Know how much personally received in dividends or interest from any savings or investments

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fiyrdb1

ifFIYRDB1 = 1If more than 500

householdfinances_w1.Fiyrdb2Over 1000 in interest/dividends

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would it amount to £ 1000 or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFIYRDB2

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifFIYRDIA = DKIf Don't Know how much personally received in dividends or interest from any savings or investments

and ifFIYRDB1 = 1If more than 500

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fiyrdb2

ifFIYRDB2 = 1If more than 1000

householdfinances_w1.Fiyrdb3Over 5000 in interest/dividends

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

to £ 5000 or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFIYRDB3

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifFIYRDIA = DKIf Don't Know how much personally received in dividends or interest from any savings or investments

and ifFIYRDB1 = 1If more than 500

and ifFIYRDB2 = 1If more than 1000

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fiyrdb3

ifFIYRDB3 = 1If more than 5000

householdfinances_w1.Fiyrdb5Over 10000 in interest/dividends

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

to £ 10000 or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFIYRDB5

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifFIYRDIA = DKIf Don't Know how much personally received in dividends or interest from any savings or investments

and ifFIYRDB1 = 1If more than 500

and ifFIYRDB2 = 1If more than 1000

and ifFIYRDB3 = 1If more than 5000

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fiyrdb5

ifFIYRDB3 = 2If NOT more than 5000

householdfinances_w1.Fiyrdb4Over 2500 in interest/dividends

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

to £ 2500 or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFIYRDB4

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifFIYRDIA = DKIf Don't Know how much personally received in dividends or interest from any savings or investments

and ifFIYRDB1 = 1If more than 500

and ifFIYRDB2 = 1If more than 1000

and ifFIYRDB3 = 2If NOT more than 5000

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fiyrdb4

ifFIYRDB1 = 2If NOT more than 500

householdfinances_w1.Fiyrdb6Over 100 in interest/dividends

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would it amount to £ 100 or more?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFIYRDB6

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifFIYRDIA = DKIf Don't Know how much personally received in dividends or interest from any savings or investments

and ifFIYRDB1 = 2If NOT more than 500

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fiyrdb6

householdfinances_w1.FinnowSubjective financial situation - current

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How well would you say you yourself are managing financially these days? Would you say you are...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Living comfortably
Living comfortably
2
Doing alright
Doing alright
3
Just about getting by
Just about getting by
4
Finding it quite difficult
Finding it quite diff
5
or finding it very difficult?
Finding it very diff

use

askFinNow

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_finnow

householdfinances_w1.FinfutSubjective financial situation - future

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Looking ahead, how do you think you will be financially a year from now, will you be...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Better off
Better off
2
Worse off than you are now
Worse of than now
3
or about the same?
or about the same?

use

askFinFut

modules

moduleHouseholdfinances_w1Household Finances module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_finfut

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

version

02 (Mon Sep 12 11:58:23 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

usePolitics_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

politics_w1.Vote1Supports a particular political party

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Now I have a few questions about your views on politics. Generally speaking do you think of yourself as a supporter of any one political party?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askVOTE1

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_vote1

ifVOTE1 = 2Not a supporter of a particular political party

politics_w1.Vote2Closer to one political party than others

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you think of yourself as a little closer to one political party than to the others?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askVOTE2

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifVOTE1 = 2Not a supporter of a particular political party

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_vote2

ifVOTE2 = 2Not closer to one political party

politics_w1.Vote3Party would vote for tomorrow

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

On the showcard for Northern Ireland, we would like the Green Party to be at the bottom of the list, below the political parties specific to Northen Ireland.

text

If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which political party do you think you would be most likely to support?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Conservatives {if region = England/Scotland/Wales}
Conservatives
2
Labour {if region = England/Scotland/Wales}
Labour
3
Liberal Democrat {if region = England/Scotland/Wales}
Liberal Democrat
4
Scottish National Party {if region = Scotland}
Scottish National Party
5
Plaid Cymru {if region = Wales}
Plaid Cymru
6
Green Party
Green Party
7
Ulster Unionist {if region = Northern Ireland}
Ulster Unionist
8
SDLP {if region = Northern Ireland}
SDLP
9
Alliance Party {if region = Northern Ireland}
Alliance Party
10
Democratic Unionist {if region = Northern Ireland}
Democratic Unionist
11
Sinn Fein {if region = Northern Ireland}
Sinn Fein
95
SPONTANEOUS None
None
96
SPONTANEOUS Can't vote
Can't vote
97
SPONTANEOUS Other party
Other party

use

askVOTE3

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifVOTE1 = 2Not a supporter of a particular political party

and ifVOTE2 = 2Not closer to one political party

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_vote3

ifVOTE3 = 97Would vote for other party

politics_w1.Vote3oParty would vote for tomorrow: other

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER PARTY

use

askVOTE3O

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifVOTE1 = 2Not a supporter of a particular political party

and ifVOTE2 = 2Not closer to one political party

and ifVOTE3 = 97Would vote for other party

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifVOTE1 = 1 | VOTE2 = 1Supports a particular political party or closer to one party than the others

politics_w1.Vote4Which political party closest to

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

On the showcard for Northern Ireland, we would like the Green Party to be at the bottom of the list, below the political parties specific to Northen Ireland.

text

Which one?

showcard

TBC

options

1
Conservatives {if region = England/Scotland/Wales}
Conservatives
2
Labour {if region = England/Scotland/Wales}
Labour
3
Liberal Democrat {if region = England/Scotland/Wales}
Liberal Democrat
4
Scottish National Party {if region = Scotland}
Scottish National Party
5
Plaid Cymru {if region = Wales}
Plaid Cymru
6
Green Party
Green Party
7
Ulster Unionist {if region = Northern Ireland}
Ulster Unionist
8
SDLP {if region = Northern Ireland}
SDLP
9
Alliance Party {if region = Northern Ireland}
Alliance Party
10
Democratic Unionist {if region = Northern Ireland}
Democratic Unionist
11
Sinn Fein {if region = Northern Ireland}
Sinn Fein
96
SPONTANEOUS Can't vote
Can't vote
97
SPONTANEOUS Other party
Other party

use

askVOTE4

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifVOTE1 = 1 | VOTE2 = 1Supports a particular political party or closer to one party than the others

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_vote4

ifVOTE4 = 97Supports other party

politics_w1.Vote4oPolitical party closest to: other

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN OTHER PARTY

use

askVOTE4O

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifVOTE1 = 1 | VOTE2 = 1Supports a particular political party or closer to one party than the others

and ifVOTE4 = 97Supports other party

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

if(VOTE3 = 1-11,97) OR (VOTE4 = 1-11,97)Would vote for a particular political party or supports a particular party

politics_w1.Vote5Strength of support for stated party

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would you call yourself a very strong supporter of VOTE 3 / VOTE4, fairly strong or not very strong?

options

1
Very strong
Very strong
2
Fairly strong
Fairly strong
3
Not very strong
Not very strong

use

askVOTE5

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

if(VOTE3 = 1-11,97) OR (VOTE4 = 1-11,97)Would vote for a particular political party or supports a particular party

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_vote5

politics_w1.Vote6Level of interest in politics

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How interested would you say you are in politics? Would you say you are...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Very
Very
2
Fairly
Fairly
3
Not very
Not very
4
Or not at all interested?
Not at all interested

use

askVOTE6

modules

modulePolitics_w1Politics module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_vote6

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:55:35 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useHarassment_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

harassment_w1.HarassmentTime at start of harassment module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeHARASSMENT=from system clock

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_harassment_tm

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

harassment_w1.UnsafeFelt unsafe in public

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

The next few questions are about how safe you feel in different places. In the last 12 months, have you felt unsafe in any of the places listed on the card? If so, which ones?

Interviewer instruction

EXCLUDE INCIDENTS OUTSIDE THE UK
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

askUnsafe

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_unsafe1, a_indresp.a_unsafe2, a_indresp.a_unsafe3, a_indresp.a_unsafe4, a_indresp.a_unsafe5, a_indresp.a_unsafe6, a_indresp.a_unsafe7, a_indresp.a_unsafe96, a_indresp.a_unsafe97

ifunsafe = 1-8Felt unsafe in public

Development note

Selection condition needs clarification. There is no code 8 at harassment_w1.Unsafe, but there is a '97' other places. Data seems to have come back with all possible values expanded, i.e. unsafe1 ... unsafe7, unsafe96, unsafe97.

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Unsafe]

Development note

Set of values mentioned will have to be refined in light of clarification of parent selection condition (which might be redundant in consequence)

Data output to:recname RESUNSAFE recno 126 ids + Unsafe

harassment_w1.UnsafenoUnsafe in public - place mentioned

type

choice

variable name for output data

unsafe

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

computeUnsafeno=mentioned

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Unsafe]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifunsafe = 1-8Felt unsafe in public

output to

recname RESUNSAFE recno 126 ids + Unsafe

harassment_w1.ResunsafeReason for feeling unsafe

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Did you feel unsafe UNSAFE for any of the reasons listed on this card? If so, which ones?

Interviewer instruction

CODE THE STATEMENT "BECAUSE OF THE WAY I LOOK" AS CODE 9
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Your sex
Sex
2
Your age
Age
3
Your ethnicity
Ethnicity
4
Your sexual orientation
Sexual orientation
5
Your health or disability
Health or disability
6
Your nationality
Nationality
7
Your religion
Religion
8
Your language or accent
Language or accent
9
Your dress or appearance
Dress or appearance
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askResUnsafe

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Unsafe]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifunsafe = 1-8Felt unsafe in public

output to

recname RESUNSAFE recno 126 ids + Unsafe

associated variables

a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_1_97, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_2_97, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_3_97, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_4_97, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_5_97, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_6_97, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_7_97, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_1, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_2, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_3, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_4, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_5, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_6, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_7, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_8, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_9, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_96, a_indresp.a_resunsafe_97_97

harassment_w1.AvoidanceAvoided public place

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

In the last 12 months, have you avoided going to or being in any of the places listed on the card? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

EXCLUDE INCIDENTS OUTSIDE THE UK
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

askAvoidance

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_avoidance1, a_indresp.a_avoidance2, a_indresp.a_avoidance3, a_indresp.a_avoidance4, a_indresp.a_avoidance5, a_indresp.a_avoidance6, a_indresp.a_avoidance7, a_indresp.a_avoidance96, a_indresp.a_avoidance97

ifavoidance = 1-8Avoided public place

Development note

Selection condition needs clarification. There is no code 8 at harassment_w1.Avoidance, but there is a '97' other places. Data seems to have come back with all possible values expanded.

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Avoidance]

Development note

Set of values mentioned will have to be refined in light of clarification of parent selection condition (which might be redundant in consequence)

Data output to:recname RESAVOID recno 127 ids + Avoidance

harassment_w1.AvoidnoAvoided public place - place mentioned

type

choice

variable name for output data

avoidance

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

computeAvoidno=mention

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Avoidance]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifavoidance = 1-8Avoided public place

output to

recname RESAVOID recno 127 ids + Avoidance

harassment_w1.ResavoidReason for avoiding public place

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Did you avoid AVOIDANCE for any of the reasons listed on this card? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE THE STATEMENT "BECAUSE OF THE WAY I LOOK" AS CODE 9
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Your sex
Sex
2
Your age
Age
3
Your ethnicity
Ethnicity
4
Your sexual orientation
Sexual orientation
5
Your health or disability
Health or disability
6
Your nationality
Nationality
7
Your religion
Religion
8
Your language or accent
Language or accent
9
Your dress or appearance
Dress or appearance
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askResAvoid

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Avoidance]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifavoidance = 1-8Avoided public place

output to

recname RESAVOID recno 127 ids + Avoidance

associated variables

a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_1_97, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_2_97, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_3_97, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_4_97, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_5_97, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_6_97, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_7_97, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_1, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_2, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_3, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_4, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_5, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_6, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_7, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_8, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_9, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_96, a_indresp.a_resavoid_97_97

harassment_w1.InsultedInsulted or threatened in public

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

In the last 12 months, have you been insulted, called names, threatened or shouted at, in any of the places listed on this card? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

EXCLUDE INCIDENTS OUTSIDE THE UK
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

askInsulted

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_insulted1, a_indresp.a_insulted2, a_indresp.a_insulted3, a_indresp.a_insulted4, a_indresp.a_insulted5, a_indresp.a_insulted6, a_indresp.a_insulted7, a_indresp.a_insulted96, a_indresp.a_insulted97

ifinsulted = 1-8Insulted or threatened in public

Development note

Selection condition needs clarification. There is no code 8 at harassment_w1.Insulted, but there is a '97' other places. Data seems to have come back with all possible values expanded.

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Insulted]

Development note

Set of values mentioned will have to be refined in light of clarification of parent selection condition (which might be redundant in consequence)

Data output to:recname RESINSULTED recno 128 ids + Insulted

harassment_w1.InsultnoInsulted in public - place mentioned

type

choice

variable name for output data

insulted

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

computeInsultno=mention

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Insulted]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifinsulted = 1-8Insulted or threatened in public

output to

recname RESINSULTED recno 128 ids + Insulted

harassment_w1.ResinsultedReason insulted or threatened

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Were you insulted, called names, threatened or shouted at INSULTED for any of the reasons listed on this card? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE THE STATEMENT "BECAUSE OF THE WAY I LOOK" AS CODE 9
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Your sex
Sex
2
Your age
Age
3
Your ethnicity
Ethnicity
4
Your sexual orientation
Sexual orientation
5
Your health or disability
Health or disability
6
Your nationality
Nationality
7
Your religion
Religion
8
Your language or accent
Language or accent
9
Your dress or appearance
Dress or appearance
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askResInsulted

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Insulted]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifinsulted = 1-8Insulted or threatened in public

output to

recname RESINSULTED recno 128 ids + Insulted

associated variables

a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_1_97, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_2_97, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_3_97, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_4_97, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_5_97, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_6_97, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_7_97, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_1, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_2, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_3, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_4, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_5, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_6, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_7, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_8, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_9, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_96, a_indresp.a_resinsulted_97_97

harassment_w1.AttackedPhysically attacked in public

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

In the last 12 months, have you been physically attacked in any of the places listed on the card? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

EXCLUDE INCIDENTS OUTSIDE THE UK
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

askAttacked

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_attacked1, a_indresp.a_attacked2, a_indresp.a_attacked3, a_indresp.a_attacked4, a_indresp.a_attacked5, a_indresp.a_attacked6, a_indresp.a_attacked7, a_indresp.a_attacked96, a_indresp.a_attacked97

ifattacked = 1-8Physically attacked in public

Development note

Selection condition needs clarification. There is no code 8 at harassment_w1.Insulted, but there is a '97' other places. Data seems to have come back with all possible values expanded.

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Attacked]

Development note

Set of values mentioned will have to be refined in light of clarification of parent selection condition (which might be redundant in consequence)

Data output to:recname ATTACKED recno 129 ids + Attacked

harassment_w1.AttacknoAttacked in public - place mentioned

type

choice

variable name for output data

attacked

options

1
At school, college or work
School, college, work
2
On public transport
On public transport
3
At or around a bus or train station
At/near Bus/train stn
4
In a taxi
In a taxi
5
Public buildings such as shopping centres, shops or pubs
Public buildings
6
Outside: on the street, in parks or other public places
Outside, public place
7
At home
At home
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other places
Other places

use

computeAttackno=mention

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Attacked]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifattacked = 1-8Physically attacked in public

output to

recname ATTACKED recno 129 ids + Attacked

harassment_w1.ResattackedReason attacked

type

multichoice

source

UKHLS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

Were you physically attacked ATTACKED for any of the reasons listed on this card? (If so, which ones?)

Interviewer instruction

CODE THE STATEMENT "BECAUSE OF THE WAY I LOOK" AS CODE 9
CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Your sex
Sex
2
Your age
Age
3
Your ethnicity
Ethnicity
4
Your sexual orientation
Sexual orientation
5
Your health or disability
Health or disability
6
Your nationality
Nationality
7
Your religion
Religion
8
Your language or accent
Language or accent
9
Your dress or appearance
Dress or appearance
96
None of the above (SPONTANEOUS)
None of the above
97
Other reason
Other reason

use

askResAttacked

modules

moduleHarassment_w1Harassment module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach mention [value mentioned at Attacked]

universe

ifHHGRID.EMBoost = 1 | HHGRID.GPCompare = 1 | (HHGRID.LDA = 1 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL > 4 & ETHNICITYANDNATIONALIDENTITY.RACEL < 98)Ethnic Minority Boost or General population comparison sample or LDA and any non-white background

and ifattacked = 1-8Physically attacked in public

output to

recname ATTACKED recno 129 ids + Attacked

associated variables

a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_1_97, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_2_97, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_3_97, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_4_97, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_5_97, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_6_97, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_7_97, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_1, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_2, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_3, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_4, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_5, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_6, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_7, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_8, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_9, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_96, a_indresp.a_resattacked_97_97

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

version

04 (Thu Oct 27 10:55:11 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

environmentalbehaviour_w1.EnvironTime at start of environmental behaviour module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeENVIRON=from system clock

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_environ_tm

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit1Environmental habits: TV

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Now a few questions about the environment. Please look at this card and tell me how often you personally do each of the following things.

Leave your TV on standby for the night

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit1

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit1

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit2Environmental habits: lights

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Switch off lights in rooms that aren't being used

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit2

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit2

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit3Environmental habits: water

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Keep the tap running while you brush your teeth

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit3

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit3

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit4Environmental habits: heating

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Put more clothes on when you feel cold rather than putting the heating on or turning it up

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit4

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit4

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit5Environmental habits: packaging

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Decide not to buy something because you feel it has too much packaging

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit5

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit5

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit6Environmental habits: recycled paper

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Buy recycled paper products such as toilet paper or tissues

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit6

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit6

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit7Environmental habits: shopping bags

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Take your own shopping bag when shopping

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit7

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit7

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit8Environmental habit: public transport

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Use public transport (e.g. bus, train) rather than travel by car

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit8

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit8

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit9Environmental habit: short journeys

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Walk or cycle for short journeys less than 2 or 3 miles

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit9

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit9

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit10Environmental habit: car share

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Car share with others who need to make a similar journey

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit10

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit10

environmentalbehaviour_w1.Envhabit11Environmental habit: fewer flights

type

choice

source

DEFRA adapted

text

Take fewer flights when possible

showcard

TBC

options

1
Always
Always
2
Very often
Very often
3
Quite often
Quite often
4
Not very often
Not very often
5
Never
Never
6
Not applicable, cannot do this
N/A, can't do this

use

askEnvHabit11

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_envhabit11

environmentalbehaviour_w1.DriveRespondent has driving license

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Do you have a full UK driving license?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askDRIVE

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_drive

ifDRIVE=1Has a full UK driving licence

environmentalbehaviour_w1.CarmilesMiles driven last 12 months

type

number

decimals

0

width

7

range

0..9999997

source

UKHLS

text

About how many miles would you say you personally have driven in the last twelve months? If you drive more than one car owned by or available to your household please give the milage for the car you drive most often.

Interviewer instruction

IF DON'T KNOW/CAN'T REMEMBER PROBE FOR ESTIMATE
ENTER NUMBER OF MILES

use

askCarMiles

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDRIVE=1Has a full UK driving licence

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_carmiles

environmentalbehaviour_w1.MobuseHas mobile phone

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you personally have a mobile phone?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMOBUSE

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mobuse

environmentalbehaviour_w1.NetuseFrequency of using the internet

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

How often do you use the internet for your personal use?

showcard

TBC

options

1
No access at home, at work or elsewhere
No access at home, at work or elsewhere
2
Never use
Never use
3
Less than once a month
Less than once a month
4
Once a month
Once a month
5
Several times a month
Several times a month
6
Several times a week
Several times a week
7
Every day
Every day

use

askNETUSE

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_netuse

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

environmentalbehaviour_w1.HowlngHours spent on housework per week

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

source

BHPS

Notes

This question was only asked during sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009)

text

About how many hours do you spend on housework in an average week, such as time spent cooking, cleaning and doing the laundry?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS
IF NONE ENTER 0

use

askHowLng

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_howlng

soft checkHowLng > 30 hoursMore than 30 hours housework a week

environmentalbehaviour_w1.ImpeventsFinal verbatim

type

text

source

BHPS

Notes

This question was only asked during sample months JA1 to JU1 (January to June 2009)

text

We've asked you a lot of questions but we also want to know what has happened in your own life that has been especially important to you. Can you please tell me anything that has happened to you, or your family, over the past year that has stood out as important?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE: THIS MIGHT BE THINGS YOU'VE DONE, OR THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN OF INTEREST OR CONCERN, JUST WHATEVER COMES TO MIND AS IMPORTANT TO YOU

WRITE IN VERBATIM

IF INTERVIEW DONE IN TRANSLATION, TRANSLATE RESPONDENTS ANSWER INTO ENGLISH AND RECORD

use

askImpEvents

modules

moduleEnvironmentalbehaviour_w1Environmental Behaviour module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifmonth = 1,2,3,4,5,6Sample month is January 2009 to June 2009

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_event1, a_indresp.a_event1s, a_indresp.a_event2, a_indresp.a_event2s, a_indresp.a_event3, a_indresp.a_event3s, a_indresp.a_event4, a_indresp.a_event4s

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

version

03 (Fri Nov 4 11:45:20 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useConsents_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

consents_w1.ConsentTime at start of consents module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeConsent=from system clock

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_consent_tm

Information only

Finally, we would like to add some information from administrative health records to the answers you have given. This leaflet gives you information about what we would like to do. Please read it, ask me any questions and sign the form if you are happy for us to do this.

PROCEED TO NEXT FIELD FOR INSTRUCTIONS OF HOW TO COMPLETE.

PLEASE HAND LEAFLET INFORMATION ON ADDING ADMINISTRATIVE HEALTH RECORDS AND BLUE CONSENT FORM A: ADDING INFORMATION FROM ADMINISTRATIVE HEALTH RECORDS ADULTS (16+) TO RESPONDENT. MAKE SURE RESPONDENT TICKS BOXES WHERE APPROPRIATE. TRANSFER SERIAL NUMBER ONTO THE FORM.

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE OUTCOME FOR CONSENT TO HEALTH DATA GIVEN

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHEALTHLINK

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_healthlink

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE OUTCOME FOR CONSENT TO LINK TO FLAG ON NHSCR GIVEN

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFLAGLINK

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_flaglink

ifHHGRID.NCHRESP > 0Responsible adult for a child under the age of 16

Information only

We would also like to add further information on your child's health and use of health services. Could you read through this form and sign it if you wish to give permission.

PROCEED TO NEXT FIELD FOR INSTRUCTIONS OF HOW TO COMPLETE.

PLEASE HAND YELLOW FORM B: ADDING INFORMATION FROM ADMINISTRATIVE HEALTH RECORDS - CHILDREN (0 - 15 YRS) TO RESPONDENT AND WRITE ON: NAME/PNO/DOB/SERIAL NUMBER.

MAKE SURE RESPONDENT TICKS BOXES WHERE APPROPRIATE.

loopforeach [child aged < 16]Health consents for children under 16

Development note

Is there an implied selection, i.e. each child under 16 for whom the respondent is responsible adult?

Data output to:recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

consents_w1.ChildpnoChild person number

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..16

use

computeChildpno=child's person number

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged < 16]Health consents for children under 16

universe

ifHHGRID.NCHRESP > 0Responsible adult for a child under the age of 16

output to

recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

associated variables

a_childcare.a_childpno

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE OUTCOME FOR CONSENT TO LINK TO NHS HEALTH RECORDS FOR CHILD NAMES.

options

1
Consent to link to health records given
Consent to link to health records given
2
Consent to link to health records NOT given
Consent to link to health records not given

use

askCHHLTHLINK

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged < 16]Health consents for children under 16

universe

ifHHGRID.NCHRESP > 0Responsible adult for a child under the age of 16

output to

recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

associated variables

a_child.a_chhlthlink

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE OUTCOME FOR CONSENT TO LINK TO FLAG ON NHSCR FOR CHILD NAMES.

options

1
Consent to flag on NHSCR given
Consent to flag on NHSCR given
2
Consent to flag on NHSCR NOT given
Consent to flag on NHSCR not given

use

askCHFLLINK

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged < 16]Health consents for children under 16

universe

ifHHGRID.NCHRESP > 0Responsible adult for a child under the age of 16

output to

recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

associated variables

a_child.a_chfllink

ifHHGRID.NCH415RESP > 0Responsible adult for a child aged 4 to 15

Information only

We would also like to add further information on your child's education. Here is a permission form and information leaflet. Please read this, ask me any questions, and sign the form if you wish to give permission.

PROCEED TO NEXT FIELD FOR INSTRUCTIONS OF HOW TO COMPLETE.

PLEASE HAND LEAFLET INFORMATION ON ADDING EDUCATION RECORDS AND GREEN FORM D: ADDING INFORMATION FROM ADMINISTRATIVE EDUCATION RECORDS - CHILDREN (4-15 YRS) TO RESPONDENT. MAKE SURE RESPONDENT TICKS BOXES WHERE APPROPRIATE.

NAME/PNO/DOB/SERIAL NUMBER

loopforeach [child aged 4-15]

Development note

Is there an implied selection, i.e. each child 4-15 for whom the respondent is responsible adult?

Data output to:continue CCONSENT

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE EDUCATION DATA LINK OUTCOME FOR CHILD NAMES.

options

1
Consent to link to education data given
Consent to link to education data given
2
Consent to link to education data NOT given
Consent to link to education data not given
3
Child not at school
Child not at school

use

askCHEDLINK

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

in loops

loopforeach [child aged 4-15]

universe

ifHHGRID.NCH415RESP > 0Responsible adult for a child aged 4 to 15

output to

continue CCONSENT

associated variables

a_child.a_chedlink

ifINITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 3 | INITIALCONDITIONS.SchLoc < 5 & HHGRID.DVAGE > 15 & HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Still at school or attended a school in UK and born after 1981

Information only

We would also like to add information from your education records. Here is a permission form and information leaflet. Please read this, ask me any questions and sign the form if you are happy for us to do this.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR HANDING OVER ARE AT NEXT QUESTION.

consents_w1.EdlinkbAdult education consent CAPI

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE HAND LEAFLET INFORMATION ON ADDING EDUCATION RECORDS AND PINK CONSENT FORM C: ADDING INFORMATION FROM ADMINISTRATIVE EDUCATION RECORDS - ADULTS (16-24) TO RESPONDENT. MAKE SURE RESPONDENT TICKS BOXES WHERE APPROPRIATE. TRANSFER THE FOLLOWING ONTO THE FORM

SERIAL NUMBER

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEDLINKB

modules

moduleConsents_w1Consents module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifINITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 3 | INITIALCONDITIONS.SchLoc < 5 & HHGRID.DVAGE > 15 & HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Still at school or attended a school in UK and born after 1981

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_edlinkb

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

version

02 (Tue Oct 25 17:00:55 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useContactdetails_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

Information only

Thank you very much for your time and patience. You have been a great help. One of the things we are most interested in is how things might change and so we would like to contact you again in about a year's time.

Data output to:recname CONTACT recno 113

contactdetails_w1.RhlandHome landline phone number

type

string

length

15

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Allow DK/REF

text

Could I please have your home landline number?

Interviewer instruction

USE ONLY NUMBERS, SPACES AND '-'. ENTER '0' IF DOES NOT HAVE A LANDLINE NUMBER

use

askRHLand

modules

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname CONTACT recno 113

soft checkphone number format incorrect

ifDEMOGRAPHICS_W1.MOBUSE = 1Has a personal mobile phone

contactdetails_w1.RphmobMobile phone number

type

string

length

15

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Allow DK/REF

text

And can I please have your personal mobile phone number?

Interviewer instruction

USE ONLY NUMBERS, SPACES AND '-'.

use

askRPHMOB

modules

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifDEMOGRAPHICS_W1.MOBUSE = 1Has a personal mobile phone

output to

recname CONTACT recno 113

soft checkphone number format incorrect

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBHAS = 1 | CURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBOFF = 1Has a job

contactdetails_w1.RphwrkWork phone number

type

string

length

15

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Allow DK/REF

text

Can I have a work phone number?

Interviewer instruction

USE ONLY NUMBERS, SPACES AND '-'. ENTER '0' IF DOES NOT HAVE A WORK NUMBER

use

askRPHWRK

modules

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBHAS = 1 | CURRENTEMPLOYMENT_W1.JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname CONTACT recno 113

soft checkphone number format incorrect

contactdetails_w1.HasemailHas e-mail

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Do you have an e-mail address?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHasEMAIL

modules

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname CONTACT recno 113

ifHasEmail = 1Has an e-mail address

contactdetails_w1.RemailE-mail address

type

text

source

UKHLS

text

Can you give me an e-mail address we can use to contact you if we need to?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER E-MAIL ADDRESS

use

askREMAIL

modules

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifHasEmail = 1Has an e-mail address

output to

recname CONTACT recno 113

soft checkemail format incorrect

contactdetails_w1.OthcontOther contact details provided

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Do you have any other contact details you can give me?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askOthCont

modules

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname CONTACT recno 113

ifOthCont = 1Has other contact details to give

contactdetails_w1.RcotherdOther contact details

type

text

source

BHPS

text

What are the details for this other type of contact?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE IN

use

askRCOtherD

modules

moduleContactdetails_w1Contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifOthCont = 1Has other contact details to give

output to

recname CONTACT recno 113

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:59:41 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useStablecontact_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

stablecontact_w1.StableTime at start of stable contact module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeStable=from system clock

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_stable_tm

Data output to:recname SCONTACT recno 114

stablecontact_w1.CtconsIs there a stable contact

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

If you happen to move and we were not able to find you next year, is there anybody who would know where you are?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
95
DO NOT READ OUT: (Stable contact details refused)
Contact details refused
94
DO NOT READ OUT: (Stable contact details refused and spontaneously refuses to be informed about future interview)
Refused/no future cont

use

askCTCONS

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

stablecontact_w1.CtnameStable contact name

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

text

Can you please give me their details?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER DETAILS STARTING WITH CONTACT TITLE AND NAME

use

askCTNAME

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

stablecontact_w1.Ctadd1Stable contact address line 1

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ADDRESS LINE 1 (NUMBER AND STREET)

use

askCTADD1

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

stablecontact_w1.Ctadd2Stable contact address line 2

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ADDRESS LINE 2 (ADDITIONAL NUMBER AND STREET IF ANY)

use

askCTADD2

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

stablecontact_w1.CttownStable contact town

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

TOWN

use

askCTTOWN

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

stablecontact_w1.CtcntyStable contact county

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

COUNTY

use

askCTCNTY

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

stablecontact_w1.CtpcodeStable contact post code

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

POST CODE

use

askCTPCODE

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

soft checkpostcode not in valid format

stablecontact_w1.Cttel1Stable contact telephone 1

type

string

length

15

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER

IF NO NUMBER ENTER CTRL K

use

askCTTEL1

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

soft checktelephone number not in valid format

stablecontact_w1.Cttel2Stable contact telephone 2

type

string

length

15

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ALTERNATIVE TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR THE CONTACT

IF NO NUMBER ENTER CTRL K

use

askCTTEL2

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

soft checktelephone number not in valid format

stablecontact_w1.CtemailStable contact e-mail

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CONTACT EMAIL

IF NO EMAIL ENTER 'NONE' AND SUPPRESS ERROR MESSAGE

use

askCTEMAIL

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

soft checkemail address not in valid format

ifCTNAME <> DK|REF AND CTTEL <> DK|REFName and telephone number of stable contact not dont know or refused

stablecontact_w1.CtrelStable contact relation to R

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What is that person's relationship to you?

options

1
Mother / Father
Mother / Father
2
Son / Daughter
Son / Daughter
3
Brother / Sister
Brother / Sister
4
Aunt / Uncle
Aunt / Uncle
5
Grandparent
Grandparent
6
Other Relative
Other Relative
7
Friend / Work Colleague
Friend / Work Colleague
8
Someone else
Someone else

use

askCTREL

modules

moduleStablecontact_w1Stable contact details module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifCTCONS = 1Stable contact exists

and ifCTNAME <> DK|REF AND CTTEL <> DK|REFName and telephone number of stable contact not dont know or refused

output to

recname SCONTACT recno 114

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

version

02 (Thu Oct 27 10:57:20 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useInterviewerobs_w1

sections

section1Individual interview

interviewerobs_w1.ObserveTime at start of interviewer observation module

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeObserve=from system clock

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_observe_tm

Information only

THE NEXT QUESTIONS ARE FOR YOU TO MAKE YOUR OBSERVATIONS ABOUT THE INTERVIEW, SO MAKE SURE THAT THE RESPONDENT CANNOT SEE YOUR SCREEN.

Data output to:recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

interviewerobs_w1.IvprsntAnyone present during interview

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WERE ANY OTHER PEOPLE PRESENT DURING THE INTERVIEW?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askIvPrsnt

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ivprsnt

ifIvPrsnt = 1Others present during interview

interviewerobs_w1.IvinfnceOthers influenced the interview

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

DID ANY OF THESE PEOPLE SEEM TO INFLUENCE ANY OF THE ANSWERS GIVEN BY THE RESPONDENT?

options

1
A great deal
A great deal
2
A fair amount
A fair amount
3
A little
A little
4
Not at all
Not at all

use

askIvInfnce

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifIvPrsnt = 1Others present during interview

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ivinfnce

ifIvInfnce = 1|2|3Interview was affected a great deal, a fair amount or a little

interviewerobs_w1.IvaffctHow interview was affected

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

IN WHAT WAY WAS RESPONDENT INFLUENCED?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

options

11
Other answered directly for respondent (butted in, prompted respondent)
Other answered directly for respondent (butted in, prompted respondent)
12
Other changed/altered respondent's answers
Other changed/altered respondent's answers
13
Other augmented/added to respondent's answer
Other augmented/added to respondent's answer
14
Other disapproved of answers/stopped respondent answering
Other disapproved of answers/stopped respondent answering
15
Respondent sought help from/conferred with other(s)
Respondent sought help from/conferred with other(s)
17
Other negative effect, influence, disturbance
Other negative effect, influence, disturbance
21
Other confirmed respondent's answers
Other confirmed respondent's answers
22
Other helped in translation, reading showcards, other survey tasks
Other helped in translation, reading showcards, other survey tasks
23
Other helped recall of dates, amounts etc but did not answer directly for respondent
Other helped recall dates, amounts etc, but not answered for R
27
Other positive effect, influence, disturbance
Other positive effect, influence, disturbance
30
Children/family/other being disruptive
Children/family/other being disruptive
97
Any other effect
Any other effect

use

askIvAffct

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifIvPrsnt = 1Others present during interview

and ifIvInfnce = 1|2|3Interview was affected a great deal, a fair amount or a little

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ivaffct11, a_indresp.a_ivaffct12, a_indresp.a_ivaffct13, a_indresp.a_ivaffct14, a_indresp.a_ivaffct15, a_indresp.a_ivaffct21, a_indresp.a_ivaffct22, a_indresp.a_ivaffct23, a_indresp.a_ivaffct27, a_indresp.a_ivaffct30, a_indresp.a_ivaffct97

interviewerobs_w1.IvcoopRespondent cooperation

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

IN GENERAL, THE RESPONDENT'S COOPERATION DURING THE INTERVIEW WAS...

options

1
Very good
Very good
2
Good
Good
3
Fair
Fair
4
Poor
Poor
5
Very poor
Very poor

use

askIvCoop

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ivcoop

interviewerobs_w1.SuspRespondent suspicion

type

choice

source

HILDA

Interviewer Instruction

WAS THE RESPONDENT SUSPICIOUS ABOUT THE STUDY AFTER THE INTERVIEW WAS COMPLETED?

options

1
No, not at all suspicious
No, not suspicious
2
Yes, somewhat suspicious
Yes, somewhat suspicious
3
Yes, very suspicious
Yes, very suspicious

use

askSusp

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_susp

interviewerobs_w1.UndqusRespondent's understanding

type

choice

source

HILDA

Interviewer Instruction

IN GENERAL, HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE RESPONDENT'S UNDERSTANDING OF THE QUESTION?

options

1
Excellent
Excellent
2
Good
Good
3
Fair
Fair
4
Poor
Poor
5
Very poor
Very poor

use

askUndQus

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_undqus

interviewerobs_w1.IvtransTranslator used

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

DID ANOTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER TRANSLATE THE QUESTIONS BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT DID NOT SPEAK ADEQUATE ENGLISH?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askIvTrans

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ivtrans

ifIvTrans = 1Interview was translated

interviewerobs_w1.IvlangLanguage of translation

type

string

length

256

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

WHICH LANGUAGE WERE THE QUESTIONS TRANSLATED INTO?

use

askIvLang

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifIvTrans = 1Interview was translated

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ivintlang

Information only

END OF INTERVIEWER OBSERVATION MODULE.

interviewerobs_w1.IndendtimeTime at end of individual interview

type

time

Development notes

This was returned in individual file rather than in timings file. Still assume that the value was assigned from the system clock

use

computeIndEndTime=from system clock

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname OBSERVATIONS recno 116

Data output to:recname ADMINP recno 111

Development note

Where's the rest of the data on ADMINP come from?

interviewerobs_w1.IvintlangLanguage Individual Questionnaire completed in

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

RECORD LANGUAGE INDIVIDUAL QUESTIONNAIRE CONDUCTED IN

options

0
English
English
1
Arabic
Arabic
2
Bengali
Bengali
3
Cantonese
Cantonese
4
Gujarati
Gujarati
5
Punjabi: Gurmukhi
Punjabi: Gurmukhi
6
Punjabi: Urdu
Punjabi: Urdu
7
Somali
Somali
8
Urdu
Urdu
9
Welsh
Welsh

use

askIvIntLang

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

output to

recname ADMINP recno 111

associated variables

a_indall.a_ivintlang, a_indresp.a_ivintlang

ifIvIntLang <> 0Interview conducted in a language other than English

interviewerobs_w1.IvwhointWho conducted individual interview

type

choice

source

UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction

DID YOU CONDUCT THE INTERVIEW IN THIS LANGUAGE OR WERE YOU ACCOMPANIED BY ANOTHER PERSON ACTING AS INTERPRETER?

options

1
Accompanied by another person acting as interpreter
An interpreter
2
Interviewer (yourself) conducted interview in required language
Self in required language

use

askIvWhoInt

modules

moduleInterviewerobs_w1Interviewer Observations module

sections

section1Individual interview

universe

ifIvIntLang <> 0Interview conducted in a language other than English

output to

recname ADMINP recno 111

associated variables

a_indall.a_ivwhoint, a_indresp.a_ivwhoint

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

Development note

under what conditions do we find a self completion interview? Anything in the individual interview? CY points out that new variable SCRECD was added to ADMINP post field, to give indication as to when we might find a self-completion. However, not sure where (the rest of) ADMINP data is.

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

version

03 (Mon Oct 3 11:28:11 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useSelfcompletionadult_w1

Development note

should have description about how this is administered and that this documentation is reverse-engineered after the fact. A link to a PDF copy of the original paper instrument should be included.

Data output to:recname SELFCOMP recno 134

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScdobdDate of birth: day

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..31

text

Please write your date of birth.

use

askSCDOBD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScdobmDate of birth: month

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..12

text

Please write your date of birth.

use

askSCDOBM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scdobm

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scdoby4Date of birth: year

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

text

Please write your date of birth.

use

askSCDOBY4

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scdoby4

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScsexGender

type

choice

text

Are you male of female?

options

1
Male
Male
2
Female
Female

use

askSCSEX

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scsex

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqaGHQ: concentration

type

choice

text

The first questions are about how you have been feeling recently.

Have you recently...

been able to concentrate on whatever you're doing?

options

1
Better than usual
Better than usual
2
Same as usual
Same as usual
3
Less than usual
Less than usual
4
Much less than usual
Much less than usual

use

askSCGHQA

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqa

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqbGHQ: loss of sleep

type

choice

text

lost much sleep over worry?

options

1
Not at all
Not at all
2
No more than usual
No more than usual
3
Rather more than usual
Rather more than usual
4
Much more than usual
Much more than usual

use

askSCGHQB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqb

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqcGHQ: playing a useful role

type

choice

text

felt that you were playing a useful part in things?

options

1
More than usual
More than usual
2
Same as usual
Same as usual
3
Less so that usual
Less so that usual
4
Much less than usual
Much less than usual

use

askSCGHQC

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqc

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqdGHQ: capable of making decisions

type

choice

text

felt capable of making decisions about things?

options

1
More so than usual
More so than usual
2
Same as usual
Same as usual
3
Less so than usual
Less so than usual
4
Much less capable
Much less capable

use

askSCGHQD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqd

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqeGHQ: constantly under strain

type

choice

text

felt constantly under strain?

options

1
Not at all
Not at all
2
No more than usual
No more than usual
3
Rather more than usual
Rather more than usual
4
Much more than usual
Much more than usual

use

askSCGHQE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqe

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqfGHQ: problem overcoming difficulties

type

choice

text

felt you couldn't overcome your difficulties?

options

1
Not at all
Not at all
2
No more than usual
No more than usual
3
Rather more than usual
Rather more than usual
4
Much more than usual
Much more than usual

use

askSCGHQF

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqf

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqgGHQ: enjoy day-to-day activities

type

choice

text

been able to enjoy your normal day-to-day activities?

options

1
More than usual
More than usual
2
Same as usual
Same as usual
3
Less so that usual
Less so that usual
4
Much less than usual
Much less than usual

use

askSCGHQG

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqg

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqhGHQ: ability to face problems

type

choice

text

been able to face up to problems?

options

1
More so than usual
More so than usual
2
Same as usual
Same as usual
3
Less able than usual
Less able than usual
4
Much less able
Much less able

use

askSCGHQH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqh

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqiGHQ: unhappy or depressed

type

choice

text

been feeling unhappy or depressed?

options

1
Not at all
Not at all
2
No more than usual
No more than usual
3
Rather more than usual
Rather more than usual
4
Much more than usual
Much more than usual

use

askSCGHQI

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqi

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqjGHQ: losing confidence

type

choice

text

been losing confidence in yourself?

options

1
Not at all
Not at all
2
No more than usual
No more than usual
3
Rather more than usual
Rather more than usual
4
Much more than usual
Much more than usual

use

askSCGHQJ

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqj

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqkGHQ: believe in self-worth

type

choice

text

been thinking of yourself as a worthless person?

options

1
Not at all
Not at all
2
No more than usual
No more than usual
3
Rather more than usual
Rather more than usual
4
Much more than usual
Much more than usual

use

askSCGHQK

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghqk

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScghqlGHQ: general happiness

type

choice

text

been feeling reasonably happy, all things considered?

options

1
More so than usual
More so than usual
2
About the same as usual
About the same as usual
3
Less so than usual
Less so than usual
4
Much less than usual
Much less than usual

use

askSCGHQL

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scghql

selfcompletionadult_w1.Schrs_slphHours of actual sleep (hrs)

type

number

decimals

0

width

3

text

The following questions relate to your usual sleep habits during the last month. Please indicate the most accurate reply for the majority of days and nights in the past month.

How many hours of actual sleep did you usually get at night during the last month? This may be different than the actual number of hours you spent in bed.

Enter hours

use

askSCHRS_SLPH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_schrs_slph

selfcompletionadult_w1.Schrs_slpmHours of actual sleep (mins)

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..59

text

Enter minutes

use

askSCHRS_SLPM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_schrs_slpm

selfcompletionadult_w1.Sctslp_30mCannot get to sleep within 30 mins

type

choice

text

During the past month, how often have you had trouble sleeping because you...

cannot get to sleep within 30 minutes?

options

1
Not during the past month
Not in past month
2
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
3
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
4
Three or more times a week
3+ times per week
5
More than once most nights
1+ most nights

use

askSCTSLP_30M

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sctslp_30m

selfcompletionadult_w1.Sctslp_wakWake up in the night

type

choice

text

wake up in the middle of the night or early in the morning?

options

1
Not during the past month
Not in past month
2
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
3
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
4
Three or more times a week
3+ times per week
5
More than once most nights
1+ most nights

use

askSCTSLP_WAK

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sctslp_wak

selfcompletionadult_w1.Sctslp_cghCough or snore loudly

type

choice

text

cough or snore loudly?

options

1
Not during the past month
Not in past month
2
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
3
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
4
Three or more times a week
3+ times per week
5
More than once most nights
1+ most nights

use

askSCTSLP_CGH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sctslp_cgh

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scmed_slpTaken medicine to help sleep

type

choice

text

During the past month, how often have you taken medicine (prescribed or "over the counter") to help you sleep?

options

1
Not during the past month
Not in past month
2
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
3
Once or twice a week
1 or 2 times per week
4
Three or more times a week
3+ per week

use

askSCMED_SLP

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scmed_slp

selfcompletionadult_w1.Sctsta_awkTrouble staying awake during the day

type

choice

text

During the past month, how often have you had trouble staying awake while driving, eating meals, or engaging in social activity?

options

1
Not during the past month
Not in past month
2
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
3
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
4
Three or more times a week
3+ per week

use

askSCTSTA_AWK

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sctsta_awk

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scslp_qualQuality of sleep overall

type

choice

text

During the past month, how would you rate your sleep quality overall?

options

1
Very good
Very good
2
Fairly good
Fairly good
3
Fairly bad
Fairly bad
4
Very bad
Very bad

use

askSCSLP_QUAL

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scslp_qual

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_ftstHow feel about current lifestyle and the environment

type

choice

text

The next questions are about your opinions on the environment. For each of the following statements please tick the answer than is closest to your view.

Which of these best describes how you feel about your current lifestyle and the environment?

options

1
I'm happy with what I do at the moment
Happy with what I do
2
I'd like to do a bit more to help the environment
Like to do bit more
3
I'd like to do a lot more to help the environment
Like to do lots more

use

askSCENV_FTST

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_ftst

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_crlfCurrent lifestyle environmentally friendly

type

choice

text

And which of these would you say best describes your current lifestyle?

options

1
I don't really do anything that is environmentally-friendly
Do nothing env friendly
2
I do one or two things that are environmentally-friendly
1/2 things env friendly
3
I do quite a few things that are environmentally-friendly
Few things env friendly
4
I'm environmentally-friendly in most things I do
Mostly environ friendly
5
I'm environmentally-friendly in everything I do
Everything env friendly

use

askSCENV_CRLF

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_crlf

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_grnBeing green is an alternative lifestyle

type

choice

text

Do you agree or disagree that being green is an alternative lifestyle, it's not for the majority?

options

1
Agree strongly
Agree strongly
2
Agree
Agree
3
Disagree
Disagree
4
Disagree strongly
Disagree strongly

use

askSCENV_GRN

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_grn

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_cclsBehaviour contributes to climate change

type

choice

text

Please tick whether, on the whole, you personally believe or do not believe each of the following statements.

I don't believe my behaviour and everyday lifestyle contribute to climate change.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_CCLS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_ccls

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_pmrePay more for environmentally friendly products

type

choice

text

I would be prepared to pay more for environmentally-friendly products.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_PMRE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_pmre

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_dstrSoon experience major environmental disaster

type

choice

text

If things continue on their current course, we will soon experience a major environmental disaster.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_DSTR

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_dstr

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_exagEnvironmental crisis has been exaggerated

type

choice

text

The so-called 'environmental crisis' facing humanity has been greatly exaggerated.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_EXAG

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_exag

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_bconClimate change is beyond control

type

choice

text

Climate change is beyond control - it's too late to do anything about it.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_BCON

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_bcon

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_futrClimate change too far in future to worry

type

choice

text

Please tick whether, on the whole, you personally believe or do not believe each of the following statements.

The effects of climate change are too far in the future to really worry me.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_FUTR

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_futr

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_cfitChanges to help environment need to fit with lifestyle

type

choice

text

Any changes I make to help the environment need to fit in with my lifestyle.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_CFIT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_cfit

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_chwoNot worth making changes if others dont

type

choice

text

It's not worth me doing things to help the environment if others don't do the same.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_CHWO

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_chwo

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scenv_britNot worth Britain making changes

type

choice

text

It's not worth Britain trying to combat climate change, because other countries will just cancel out what we do.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCENV_BRIT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scenv_brit

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scopecl30Affected by climate change next 30 years

type

choice

text

People in the UK will be affected by climate change in the next 30 years

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCOPECL30

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopecl30

selfcompletionadult_w1.Scopecl200Affected by climate change next 200 years

type

choice

text

People in the UK will be affected by climate change in the next 200 years.

options

1
Yes, I do believe this
Yes, believe this
2
No, I do not believe this
No, don't believe this

use

askSCOPECL200

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopecl200

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbhaBelong to neighbourhood

type

choice

text

Next, here are some statements about neighbourhoods.

Please tick the box that indicates how strongly you agree or disagree with each statement.

I feel like I belong to this neighbourhood.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHA

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbha

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbhbLocal friends mean a lot

type

choice

text

The friendships and associations I have with other people in my neighbourhood mean a lot to me.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbhb

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbhcAdvice obtainable locally

type

choice

text

If I needed advice about something I could go to someone in my neighbourhood.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHC

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbhc

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbhdCan borrow things from neighbours

type

choice

text

I borrow things and exchange favours with my neighbours.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbhd

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbheWilling to improve neighbourhood

type

choice

text

I would be willing to work together with others on something to improve my neighbourhood.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbhe

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbhfPlan to stay in neighbourhood

type

choice

text

I plan to remain a resident of this neighbourhood for a number of years.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHF

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbhf

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbhgAm similar to others in neighbourhood

type

choice

text

I like to think of myself as similar to the people that live in this neighbourhood.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHG

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbhg

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScopngbhhTalk regularly to neighbours

type

choice

text

I regularly stop and talk with people in my neighbourhood.

options

1
Strongly agree
Strongly agree
2
Agree
Agree
3
Neither agree nor disagree
Neither agree/disagree
4
Disagree
Disagree
5
Strongly disagree
Strongly disagree

use

askSCOPNGBHH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scopngbhh

selfcompletionadult_w1.SctrustTrustworthiness of others

type

choice

text

Generally speaking would you say that most people can be trusted, or that you can't be too careful in dealing with people?

options

1
Most people can be trusted
Most ppl can be trusted
2
Can't be too careful
Can't be too careful
3
Depends
Depends

use

askSCTRUST

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sctrust

selfcompletionadult_w1.Sclfsat1Satisfaction with health

type

choice

text

Here are some questions about how you feel about your life.

Please tick the number which you feel best describes how dissatisfied or satisfied you are with the following aspects of your current situation.

Your health.

options

1
Completely dissatisfied
Completely dissatisfied
2
Mostly dissatisfied
Mostly dissatisfied
3
Somewhat dissatisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
4
Neither satisfied or dissatisfied
Neither Sat nor Dissat
5
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
6
Mostly satisfied
Mostly satisfied
7
Completely satisfied
Completely satisfied

use

askSCLFSAT1

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sclfsat1

selfcompletionadult_w1.Sclfsat2Satisfaction with income

type

choice

text

The income of your household

options

1
Completely dissatisfied
Completely dissatisfied
2
Mostly dissatisfied
Mostly dissatisfied
3
Somewhat dissatisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
4
Neither satisfied or dissatisfied
Neither Sat nor Dissat
5
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
6
Mostly satisfied
Mostly satisfied
7
Completely satisfied
Completely satisfied

use

askSCLFSAT2

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sclfsat2

selfcompletionadult_w1.Sclfsat7Satisfaction with amount of leisure time

type

choice

text

The amount of leisure time you have.

options

1
Completely dissatisfied
Completely dissatisfied
2
Mostly dissatisfied
Mostly dissatisfied
3
Somewhat dissatisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
4
Neither satisfied or dissatisfied
Neither Sat nor Dissat
5
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
6
Mostly satisfied
Mostly satisfied
7
Completely satisfied
Completely satisfied

use

askSCLFSAT7

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sclfsat7

selfcompletionadult_w1.SclfsatoSatisfaction with life overall

type

choice

text

Your life overall.

options

1
Completely dissatisfied
Completely dissatisfied
2
Mostly dissatisfied
Mostly dissatisfied
3
Somewhat dissatisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
4
Neither satisfied or dissatisfied
Neither Sat nor Dissat
5
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
6
Mostly satisfied
Mostly satisfied
7
Completely satisfied
Completely satisfied

use

askSCLFSATO

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sclfsato

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScwemwbaFeeling optimistic about the future

type

choice

text

Below are some statements about feelings and thoughts. Please tick the box that best describes your experience of each over the last 2 weeks.

I've been feeling optimistic about the future.

options

1
None of the time
None of the time
2
Rarely
Rarely
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
Often
Often
5
All of the time
All of the time

use

askSCWEMWBA

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scwemwba

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScwemwbbFeeling useful

type

choice

text

I've been feeling useful.

options

1
None of the time
None of the time
2
Rarely
Rarely
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
Often
Often
5
All of the time
All of the time

use

askSCWEMWBB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scwemwbb

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScwemwbcFeeling relaxed

type

choice

text

I've been feeling relaxed.

options

1
None of the time
None of the time
2
Rarely
Rarely
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
Often
Often
5
All of the time
All of the time

use

askSCWEMWBC

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scwemwbc

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScwemwbdDealing with problems well

type

choice

text

I've been dealing with problems well.

options

1
None of the time
None of the time
2
Rarely
Rarely
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
Often
Often
5
All of the time
All of the time

use

askSCWEMWBD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scwemwbd

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScwemwbeThinking clearly

type

choice

text

I've been thinking clearly.

options

1
None of the time
None of the time
2
Rarely
Rarely
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
Often
Often
5
All of the time
All of the time

use

askSCWEMWBE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scwemwbe

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScwemwbfFeeling close to others

type

choice

text

I've been feeling close to other people.

options

1
None of the time
None of the time
2
Rarely
Rarely
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
Often
Often
5
All of the time
All of the time

use

askSCWEMWBF

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scwemwbf

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScwemwbgAble to make up own mind

type

choice

text

I've been able to make up my own mind about things.

options

1
None of the time
None of the time
2
Rarely
Rarely
3
Some of the time
Some of the time
4
Often
Often
5
All of the time
All of the time

use

askSCWEMWBG

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scwemwbg

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScriskaPrepared to take risks

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..10

text

Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks or do you try to avoid taking risks?

use

askSCRISKA

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scriska

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScriskbPrepared to risk trusting strangers

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

0..10

text

Are you generally a person who is fully prepared to take risks in trusting strangers or do you try to avoid taking such risks?

use

askSCRISKB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scriskb

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScmolwpMarried or living with partner

type

choice

text

Are you married or living with a partner?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askSCMOLWP

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scmolwp

ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelpareiRel with partner: Stimulating exchange of ideas

type

choice

text

Please indicate on each question the box which best describes your relationship with your partner at the moment. Please tick one box only for each question.

Have a stimulating exchange of ideas.

options

1
Never
Never
2
Less than once a month
Less than once a month
3
Once or twice a month
Once or twice a month
4
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
5
Once a day
Once a day
6
More often
More often

use

askSCRELPAREI

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlparei

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelparcdRel with partner: Calmly discuss something

type

choice

text

Calmly discuss something.

options

1
Never
Never
2
Less than once a month
Less than once a month
3
Once or twice a month
Once or twice a month
4
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
5
Once a day
Once a day
6
More often
More often

use

askSCRELPARCD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlparcd

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelparwtRel with partner: Work together on a project

type

choice

text

Work together on a project.

options

1
Never
Never
2
Less than once a month
Less than once a month
3
Once or twice a month
Once or twice a month
4
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
5
Once a day
Once a day
6
More often
More often

use

askSCRELPARWT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlparwt

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelpardsRel with partner: Consider divorce

type

choice

text

Please indicate on each question the box which best describes your relationship with your partner at the moment. Please tick one box only for each question.

How often do you discuss or have you considered divorce, separation or terminating your relationship?

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
More often than not
More often than not
4
Occasionally
Occasionally
5
Rarely
Rarely
6
Never
Never

use

askSCRELPARDS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlpards

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelparrgRel with partner: Regret getting married

type

choice

text

Do you ever regret that you married or lived together?

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
More often than not
More often than not
4
Occasionally
Occasionally
5
Rarely
Rarely
6
Never
Never

use

askSCRELPARRG

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlparrg

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelpararRel with partner: Quarrel

type

choice

text

How often do you and your partner quarrel?

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
More often than not
More often than not
4
Occasionally
Occasionally
5
Rarely
Rarely
6
Never
Never

use

askSCRELPARAR

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlparar

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelparirRel with partner: Get on each others nerves

type

choice

text

How often do you and your partner "get on each other's nerves"?

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
More often than not
More often than not
4
Occasionally
Occasionally
5
Rarely
Rarely
6
Never
Never

use

askSCRELPARIR

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlparir

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelparksRel with partner: Kiss partner

type

choice

text

Do you kiss your partner?

options

1
All of the time
All of the time
2
Most of the time
Most of the time
3
More often than not
More often than not
4
Occasionally
Occasionally
5
Rarely
Rarely
6
Never
Never

use

askSCRELPARKS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlparks

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScparoutintRel with partner: Engage in outside interests

type

choice

text

Do you and your partner engage in outside interests together?

options

1
All of them
All of them
2
Most of them
Most of them
3
Some of them
Some of them
4
Very few of them
Very few of them
5
None of them
None of them

use

askSCPAROUTINT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scparoutint

selfcompletionadult_w1.ScrelhappyDegree of happiness with relationship

type

choice

text

The boxes on the following line represent different degrees of happiness in your relationship. The middle point, "happy", represents the degree of happiness of most relationships. Please tick the box which best describes the degree of happiness, all things considered, of your relationship.

options

1
Extremely unhappy
Extremely unhappy
2
Fairly unhappy
Fairly unhappy
3
A little unhappy
A little unhappy
4
Happy
Happy
5
Very happy
Very happy
6
Extremely happy
Extremely happy
7
Perfect
Perfect

use

askSCRELHAPPY

modules

moduleSelfcompletionadult_w1Self Completion Adult Wave 1 module

universe

ifdoing a self completionAdult self completion

and ifSCMOLWP = 1If married or living with a partner

output to

recname SELFCOMP recno 134

associated variables

a_indresp.a_screlhappy

Development note

are post field calculations relevant only to the individual interview or to the proxy as well - what's the universe?

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

version

02 (Mon Oct 10 16:39:34 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

usePostfield_w1

Development note

If, as is suggested by the name of the module, all questions in this module have calculated values, they should be specified as being computed in some way. What are the computation (specifications) to use? Or, at least, is there some general statement that can be made about all questions in this module that indicates how the data were collected/assigned?

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 OR CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1Has a job

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBBGDAT = DKFull date started current job is not known

postfield_w1.JbbgdateCurrent job start date

type

date

use

askJBBGDATE

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 OR CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1Has a job

and ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBBGDAT = DKFull date started current job is not known

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgd, a_indresp.a_jbbgm, a_indresp.a_jbbgy

postfield_w1.TjobtitleCurrent job title tidied

type

string

length

256

use

askTJOBTITLE

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 OR CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

postfield_w1.SiccodeCurrent job SIC2007

type

number

decimals

3

width

8

use

askSICCODE

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 OR CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsic07

postfield_w1.Xsoc2000Current job SOC2000

type

number

decimals

3

width

7

use

askXSOC2000

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 OR CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsoc00

postfield_w1.NssecCurrent job NS-SEC

type

number

decimals

1

width

3

use

askNSSEC

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 OR CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

postfield_w1.Soc90Current job SOC90

type

number

decimals

3

width

6

use

askSOC90

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 1 OR CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 1Has a job

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2 AND NONEMPLOYMENT.JBHAD = 1Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job but has had a job in the past

postfield_w1.Siccode_jlLast job SIC2007

type

number

decimals

3

width

8

use

askSICCODE_jl

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2 AND NONEMPLOYMENT.JBHAD = 1Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job but has had a job in the past

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsic07

postfield_w1.Xsoc2000_jlLast job SOC2000

type

number

decimals

3

width

7

use

askXSOC2000_jl

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2 AND NONEMPLOYMENT.JBHAD = 1Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job but has had a job in the past

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsoc00

postfield_w1.Nssec_jlLast job NS-SEC

type

number

decimals

1

width

3

use

askNSSEC_jl

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2 AND NONEMPLOYMENT.JBHAD = 1Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job but has had a job in the past

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

postfield_w1.Soc90_jlLast job SOC90

type

number

decimals

3

width

6

use

askSOC90_jl

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifCURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBHAS = 2 AND CURRENTEMPLOYMENT.JBOFF = 2 AND NONEMPLOYMENT.JBHAD = 1Did no paid work in last week and does not have a job but has had a job in the past

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jlsoc90

postfield_w1.HlthlnkAdult consent health paper form

type

choice

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askHLTHLNK

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

postfield_w1.FlaglnkAdult consent flag on NHSCR paper form

type

choice

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askFLAGLNK

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

ifINITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 3 | INITIALCONDITIONS.SchLoc < 5 & HHGRID.DVAGE > 15 & HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Still at school or attended school in UK and born after 1981

type

choice

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askEDLINK

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifINITIALCONDITIONS.SCHOOL = 3 | INITIALCONDITIONS.SchLoc < 5 & HHGRID.DVAGE > 15 & HHGRID.BIRTHY > 1981Still at school or attended school in UK and born after 1981

output to

recname PERSON recno 112 ids + PNO

Development note

There should be a loop here but not sure what it is - loop for each child for who respondent is responsible?

Data output to:recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

ifHHGRID.DVAGE = 0 thru 15Child aged under 16

postfield_w1.HlthdataChild consent health paper form

type

choice

options

1
Consent to link to health records given
Consent given
2
Consent to link to health records not given
Consent not given

use

askHLTHDATA

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifHHGRID.DVAGE = 0 thru 15Child aged under 16

output to

recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

postfield_w1.HlthregChild consent flag on NHSCR paper form

type

choice

options

1
Consent to link to flag on NHCSR given
Consent given
2
Consent to link to flag on NHCSR not given
Consent not given

use

askHLTHREG

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifHHGRID.DVAGE = 0 thru 15Child aged under 16

output to

recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

ifHHGRID.DVAGE = 4 thru 15Child aged 4 to 15

postfield_w1.EdrecdChild consent education paper form

type

choice

options

1
Consent to link to education data given
Consent given
2
Consent to link to education data not given
Consent not given
3
Child not at school
Child not at school

use

askEDRECD

modules

modulePostfield_w1Post-field derived variables module

universe

ifHHGRID.DVAGE = 4 thru 15Child aged 4 to 15

output to

recname CCONSENT recno 133 ids + childpno

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

version

05 (Thu Oct 27 10:58:55 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useProxy_w1

proxy_w1.ProxyTime at start of proxy interview

type

time

Development notes

Most timestamps were returned in a separate TIMINGS file, but have been inserted into the specification at the point at which they were desiged to be recorded. The assumption in all cases is that the timestamp value was assigned on the basis of the system clock.

use

computeProxy=from system clock

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

associated variables

a_indresp.a_proxy_tm

Development note

should have some sort of description as to who is eligble for a proxy interview, how proxy respondents are chosen.

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

Development note

where is IFirstQ specified/asked? It was not returned from NatCen.

Development note

IPROXY was not returned from NatCen? Was it returned as something else?

proxy_w1.IproxyAble to do a proxy

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ARE YOU ABLE TO DO A PROXY INTERVIEW ABOUT NAME NOW?

IF YOU DON'T YET KNOW IF IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO DO A PROXY INTERVIEW WITH NAME THEN USE CTRL + ENTER TO RETURN TO PARALLEL BLOCK MENU

options

1
Do proxy interview for NAME now
proxy
2
No interview and no proxy interview - unproductive
unproductive

use

askIProxy

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

output to

recname HHOLD recno 106 ids hid

ifIProxy = 1

Development note

PROXY record now begins here - confirmation required.

Data output to:recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

proxy_w1.IstrtdatInterview start date

type

date

use

computeIstrtdat=take from system clock

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

Information only

I would first like to confirm some details about NAME already given in the opening part of the interview.

proxy_w1.PrsexProxy sex

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

ASK IF NECESSARY

text

Proxy respondent's sex

options

1
Male
Male
2
Female
Female

use

askPrSex

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prsex

proxy_w1.PrelRel between proxy and proxy informant

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What is your relationship to NAME?

options

1
Husband/Wife
Husband/Wife
2
Partner/Cohabitee
Partner/Cohabitee
3
Civil Partner
Civil Partner
4
Natural son/daughter
Natural son/daughter
5
Adopted son/daughter
Adopted son/daughter
6
Foster child
Foster child
7
Stepson/stepdaughter
Stepson/stepdaughter
8
Son-in-law/daughter-in-law
Son/Daughter-in-law
9
Natural parent
Natural parent
10
Adoptive parent
Adoptive parent
11
Foster parent
Foster parent
12
Step-parent
Step-parent
13
Parent-in-law
Parent-in-law
14
Natural brother/sister
Natural brother/sister
15
Half-brother/sister
Half-brother/sister
16
Step-brother/sister
Step-brother/sister
17
Adopted brother/sister
Adopted brother/sister
18
Foster brother/sister
Foster brother/sister
19
Brother/Sister-in-law
Brother/Sister-in-law
20
Grand-child
Grand-child
21
Grand-parent
Grand-parent
22
Cousin
Cousin
23
Aunt/Uncle
Aunt/Uncle
24
Niece/Nephew
Niece/Nephew
25
Other relative
Other relative
26
Employee
Employee
27
Employer
Employer
28
Lodger/Boarder/Tenant
Lodger/Boarder/Tenant
29
Landlord/Landlady
Landlord/Landlady
30
Other non-relative
Other non-relative

use

askPRel

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prel

proxy_w1.PreasonReason for proxy

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Please can we have the heading 'Temporary Absence' above response option 1 and the heading 'Communication problems' above response option 7

Interviewer Instruction

ASK IF NECESSARY

text

What is the reason NAME is being proxied?

options

1
In institution (e.g. hospital, OPH)
In institution/hospital
2
Studying away from home
Studying away from home
3
On holiday
On holiday
4
Away on business or work
Away on business or work
5
Temporarily away from home for other reasons
Temp away - other
6
Unable to contact
Unable to contact
7
Permanently too unwell or disabled
Perm unwell/disabled
8
Temporarily unwell
Temporarily unwell
9
Old age
Old age
10
Deafness or speech problems
Deaf/speech problems
11
Language problems
Language problems
12
Individual refused but allows proxy
Indv ref but ok w proxy
97
Any other reason
Any other reason

use

askPReason

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_preason

proxy_w1.PripnPNO of proxy informant

type

choice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Restrict list to household members over the age of 16. Proxy informant must be 16 or over

Interviewer Instruction

CODE FROM HHGRID PNO OF PROXY INFORMANT. CODE '0' IF NOT IN HOUSEHOLD

options

0
Non-household member
Non-household member
1
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 1
Person number 1
2
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 2
Person number 2
3
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 3
Person number 3
4
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 4
Person number 4
5
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 5
Person number 5
6
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 6
Person number 6
7
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 7
Person number 7
8
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 8
Person number 8
9
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 9
Person number 9
10
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 10
Person number 10
11
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 11
Person number 11
12
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 12
Person number 12
13
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 13
Person number 13
14
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 14
Person number 14
15
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 15
Person number 15
16
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 16
Person number 16

use

askPRIPN

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pripn

proxy_w1.MveverHas lived at address whole life

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Has NAME personally lived at this address her/his whole life?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMvEver

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mvever

ifMvEver = 2Not lived at this address her/his whole life

proxy_w1.MvmnthMonth moved to current address

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

When did NAME personally move to this address?

Interviewer instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE MONTH THIS RESPONDENT MOVED TO THE CURRENT ADDRESS

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askMvMnth

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifMvEver = 2Not lived at this address her/his whole life

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mvmnth

proxy_w1.MvyrYear moved to current address

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

UKHLS

text

When did NAME personally move to this address?

Interviewer instruction

PLEASE ENTER THE YEAR THIS RESPONDENT MOVED TO THE CURRENT ADDRESS

use

askMvYr

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifMvEver = 2Not lived at this address her/his whole life

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mvyr

proxy_w1.UkbornBorn in the UK

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Was NAME born in the UK, that is in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland?

options

1
Yes, England
Yes, England
2
Yes, Scotland
Yes, Scotland
3
Yes, Wales
Yes, Wales
4
Yes, Northern Ireland
Yes, Northern Ireland
5
Not born in the UK
Not born in the UK

use

askUKBorn

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ukborn

ifUKBorn = 5Not born in the UK

proxy_w1.PlborncCountry of birth

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In which country was NAME born?

options

5
Republic of Ireland
Republic of Ireland
6
France
France
7
Germany
Germany
8
Italy
Italy
9
Spain
Spain
10
Poland
Poland
11
Cyprus
Cyprus
12
Turkey
Turkey
13
Australia
Australia
14
New Zealand
New Zealand
15
Canada
Canada
16
U.S.A
U.S.A
17
China/Hong Kong
China/Hong Kong
18
India
India
19
Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
21
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
22
Kenya
Kenya
23
Ghana
Ghana
24
Nigeria
Nigeria
25
Uganda
Uganda
26
South Africa
South Africa
27
Jamaica
Jamaica
97
Other country
Other country

use

askPLBORNC

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifUKBorn = 5Not born in the UK

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_plbornc, a_indresp.a_plbornc_all

ifPLBORNC = 97'Other' country of birth

proxy_w1.PlbothOther country of birth

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

PLEASE WRITE IN COUNTRY

use

askPLBOTH

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifUKBorn = 5Not born in the UK

and ifPLBORNC = 97'Other' country of birth

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

proxy_w1.Yr2uk4Year came to Britain

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

In what year did NAME first come to this country to live, even if she/he has spent time abroad since?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER YEAR
F9 FOR HELP

help

Definition of 'living in UK' is 3 months or more or a stay with an indefinite period of duration e.g. someone may have arrived in last week with an intention to settle indefinitely.

use

askYR2UK4

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifUKBorn = 5Not born in the UK

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_yr2uk4

proxy_w1.JbstatCurrent economic activity

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Please look at this card and tell me what best describes NAME's current employment situation?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE FULLY
CODE ONE ONLY
IF RESPONDENT SAYS MORE THAN ONE APPLIES ASK THEM TO CHOOSE WHICH BEST APPLIES

showcard

TBC

options

1
Self employed
Self employed
2
In paid employment (full or part-time)
Paid employment(ft/pt)
3
Unemployed
Unemployed
4
Retired
Retired
5
On maternity leave
On maternity leave
6
Looking after family or home
Family care or home
7
Full-time student
Full-time student
8
Long-term sick or disabled
LT sick or disabled
9
On a government training scheme
Govt training scheme
10
Unpaid worker in family business
Unpaid, family business
97
Doing something else
Doing something else

use

askJBSTAT

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbstat

proxy_w1.LprntNatural parent of children

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does NAME have, or has NAME ever had/fathered any children?

Interviewer instruction

BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN ONLY: INCLUDE STILLBIRTHS EXCLUDE ADOPTED, FOSTERED OR STEP CHILDREN

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askLPRNT

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lprnt

ifLPRNT = 1Ever had/fathered any children

proxy_w1.LnprntNo. of children natural parent to

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

Can I just check, how many children has NAME had/fathered in all?

Interviewer instruction

INCLUDE STILLBIRTHS
WRITE IN NUMBER

use

askLNPRNT

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifLPRNT = 1Ever had/fathered any children

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_lnprnt

proxy_w1.Ch1bmMonth first child born

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can you please tell me the date of birth of NAME's eldest (first born) child? Month and year is fine if you know them.

Interviewer instruction

ENTER MONTH

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askCH1BM

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifLPRNT = 1Ever had/fathered any children

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ch1bm

proxy_w1.Ch1byYear first child born

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

Can you please tell me the date of birth of NAME's eldest (first born) child? Month and year is fine if you know them.

Interviewer instruction

ENTER YEAR

use

askCH1BY

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifLPRNT = 1Ever had/fathered any children

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_ch1by

proxy_w1.SchoolNever went to/still at school

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How old was NAME when he/she left school?

Interviewer instruction

DO NOT INCLUDE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Write in age
Write in age
2
Never went to school
Never went to school
3
Still at school
Still at school

help

If respondent tells you that Proxy left school before reaching the minimum school leaving age - currently 16 - because his or her birthday was in the holiday period between school years or terms, record Proxy as having left at the then minimum age.

use

askSCHOOL

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_school

ifSCHOOL = 1Has left school

proxy_w1.ScendSchool leaving age

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

10..20

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN AGE NAME LEFT SCHOOL

use

askSCEND

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifSCHOOL = 1Has left school

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_scend

proxy_w1.FenowStill in Further Education

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And how old was NAME when he/she left college or university, or when he/she finished or stopped his/her course?

Interviewer instruction

WRITE AGE IN FEEND, ELSE CODE FENOW

options

1
Write in age
Write in age
2
Never went to college or university
Never at College/Uni
3
Still at college or university
Still at College/Uni

use

askFENOW

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifSCHOOL = 1Has left school

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_fenow

ifFENOW = 1Has left college/university

proxy_w1.FeendFurther Education leaving age

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

10..97

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

WRITE IN AGE NAME LEFT COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY

use

askFEEND

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifSCHOOL = 1Has left school

and ifFENOW = 1Has left college/university

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_feend

proxy_w1.QfhighHighest qualification

type

choice

source

BHPS/LFS

text

Please look at this card and tell me whether NAME has any of the educational or school qualifications listed. Start at the top of the list and tell me the first one you come to that NAME has.

Interviewer instruction

CODE ONE ONLY
F9 FOR HELP

showcard

TBC

options

1
University Higher Degree (e.g. MSc, PhD)
Higher Degree
2
First degree level qualification including foundation degrees, graduate membership of a professional Institute, PGCE
1st degree or equiv
3
Diploma in higher education
Diploma in HE
4
Teaching qualification (excluding PGCE)
Teaching qual not PGCE
5
Nursing or other medical qualification not yet mentioned
Nursing/other med qual
6
A Level
A Level
7
Welsh Baccalaureate
Welsh Baccalaureate
8
International Baccalaureate
I'nationl Baccalaureate
9
AS Level
AS Level
10
Higher Grade/Advanced Higher (Scotland)
Highers (Scot)
11
Certificate of sixth year studies
Cert 6th year studies
12
GCSE/O Level
GCSE/O Level
13
CSE
CSE
14
Standard/Ordinary (O) Grade / Lower (Scotland)
Standard/O/lower
15
Other school (inc. school leaving exam certificate or matriculation)
Other school cert
96
None of the above
None of the above

help

Do not count first aid certificates as nursing qualifications. If teaching qualification is a degree then code as degree. Count degrees obtained overseas as first or higher degrees as appropriate

use

askQFHIGH

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_qfhigh

ifQFHIGH = 1|2|3|4|5|8|15Has a University First Degree, University Higher Degree, other higher academic qualification, IB, other school qualification

proxy_w1.QualocUK or non-UK qualification

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Can I just check, did NAME gain this qualification in the UK?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askQUALOC

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifQFHIGH = 1|2|3|4|5|8|15Has a University First Degree, University Higher Degree, other higher academic qualification, IB, other school qualification

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_qualoc

proxy_w1.QfvocVocational qualifications

type

multichoice

source

BHPS (adapted)

text

And which of the following vocational or other qualifications does NAME have, if any?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
Youth training certificate
Youth training cert.
2
Key Skills
Key Skills
3
Basic skills
Basic skills
4
Entry level qualifications (Wales)
Entry lvl qual (Wales)
5
Modern apprenticeship/trade apprenticeship
Modern/trade apprentice
6
RSA/OCR/Clerical and commercial qualifications (e.g. typing/shorthand/book-keeping/commerce)
RSA/OCR/Cleri/comm qual
7
City and Guilds Certificate
City and Guilds Cert
8
GNVQ/GSVQ
GNVQ/GSVQ
9
NVQ/SVQ - Level 1 - 2
NVQ/SVQ - Level 1 - 2
10
NVQ/SVQ - Level 3 - 5
NVQ/SVQ - Level 3 - 5
11
HNC/HND
HNC/HND
12
ONC/OND
ONC/OND
13
BTEC/BEC/TEC/EdExcel/LQL
BTEC/BEC/TEC/EdExcel/LQL
14
SCOTVEC, SCOTEC or SCOTBEC
SCOTVEC/SCOTEC/SCOTBEC
15
Other vocational, technical or professional qualification
Other voc/tech/prof qual
96
None of the above
None of the above

use

askQFVOC

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_qfvoc1, a_indresp.a_qfvoc10, a_indresp.a_qfvoc11, a_indresp.a_qfvoc12, a_indresp.a_qfvoc13, a_indresp.a_qfvoc14, a_indresp.a_qfvoc15, a_indresp.a_qfvoc2, a_indresp.a_qfvoc3, a_indresp.a_qfvoc4, a_indresp.a_qfvoc5, a_indresp.a_qfvoc6, a_indresp.a_qfvoc7, a_indresp.a_qfvoc8, a_indresp.a_qfvoc9, a_indresp.a_qfvoc96

proxy_w1.Sf1General health

type

choice

source

SF12

text

In general, would you say NAME's health is...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT
CODE ONE ONLY

options

1
Excellent
Excellent
2
Very good
Very good
3
Good
Good
4
Fair
Fair
5
or Poor?
or Poor?

use

askSF1

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_sf1

proxy_w1.HealthLong-standing illness or disability

type

choice

source

FRS (adapted)

text

Does NAME have any long-standing physical or mental impairment, illness or disability? By 'long-standing' I mean anything that has troubled NAME over a period of at least 12 months or that is likely to trouble NAME over a period of at least 12 months.

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

This is the respondent's definition of the Proxy's disability status

use

askHEALTH

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_health

ifHHSIZE > = 2Household size greater than 1

proxy_w1.AidhhCares for handicapped/other in household

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Is there anyone living with NAME who is sick, disabled or elderly whom NAME looks after or gives special help to (for example, a sick, disabled or elderly relative/husband/wife/friend etc)?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Occasionally a person may not think of the care they provide as special because they either may have been looking after this person for a long time or because they view it as a natural obligation to look after a close relative, or because they think it normal to povide special care for the elderly. In some cases you may already know of someone in the household who is infirm or disabled. If you have reason to believe that someone within the household is receiving regular care because of age, infirmity or disability but this is not reported by the respondent you should ask 'And what about (NAME OF PERSON)? Does NAME OF PROXY look after them at all?' If the respondent does not agree, code answer given.

use

askAIDHH

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifHHSIZE > = 2Household size greater than 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidhh

ifAIDHH = 1Looks after someone sick, disabled or elderly

proxy_w1.AidhuaPerson cared for

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Who does NAME look after?

Interviewer instruction

ENTER PERSON NUMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD GRID

options

1
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 1
Person number 1
2
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 2
Person number 2
3
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 3
Person number 3
4
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 4
Person number 4
5
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 5
Person number 5
6
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 6
Person number 6
7
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 7
Person number 7
8
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 8
Person number 8
9
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 9
Person number 9
10
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 10
Person number 10
11
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 11
Person number 11
12
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 12
Person number 12
13
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 13
Person number 13
14
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 14
Person number 14
15
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 15
Person number 15
16
hhgrid.hhgrid.name where hhgrid.hhgrid.pno = 16
Person number 16

use

askAIDHUA

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifHHSIZE > = 2Household size greater than 1

and ifAIDHH = 1Looks after someone sick, disabled or elderly

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_aidhua1, a_indresp.a_aidhua10, a_indresp.a_aidhua11, a_indresp.a_aidhua12, a_indresp.a_aidhua13, a_indresp.a_aidhua14, a_indresp.a_aidhua15, a_indresp.a_aidhua16, a_indresp.a_aidhua2, a_indresp.a_aidhua3, a_indresp.a_aidhua4, a_indresp.a_aidhua5, a_indresp.a_aidhua6, a_indresp.a_aidhua7, a_indresp.a_aidhua8, a_indresp.a_aidhua9

proxy_w1.JbhasDid paid work last week

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Did NAME do any paid work last week - that is in the seven days ending last Sunday - either as an employee or self-employed?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include: - employment for any number of hours, including Saturday jobs, and casual work, e.g. baby sitting, running mail-order clubs etc. NB Since some informants may not consider casual work to be serious work, please be prepared to probe those (e.g. housewives with dependent children, full-time students) to whom you feel this may apply.
- anyone who was paid a wage or salary by an employer while attending an educational establishment.
- a wife working for any number of hours in her husband's business as long as she was paid, i.e. received (or will receive) an amount of money in remuneration or a share of the profits.
- a wife, working unpaid, in her husband's business provided she works 15 hours or more per week.
- anyone else working in a friend's or relative's business, as long as he or she received (or will receive) an amount of money in remuneration or a share of the profits.
Students on 'sandwich courses' currently with an employer or those on employer placements should be coded as employed only if they receive regular payment from the employer.

Student nurses: Nurses being trained under the PROJECT 2000 scheme which is mainly based in colleges outside hospitals should be regarded as full-time students. Unless they have other employment outside their PROJECT 2000 course they should be coded 2 at E1 and E2. For student nurses always check if the nursing training course is part of PROJECT 2000 and proceed accordingly. If the respondent is unsure treat as employed.

Government Training Schemes: If a respondent was on such a scheme last week, they should be coded as employed if they are 'employer based'. This is defined as 1) Last week they were with an employer or on a project providing work experience or practical training or 2) If they are normally 'employer based' but were away last week because of illness or for some other reason (including attending a college based course). If respondents are not normally 'employer based', that is they usually attend a college or other training centre, they should be coded 2 at E1 and E2 with the following exceptions 1) those who have employment outside the training scheme. Code here as employed and take details of this secondary employment. 2) those sent on training schemes by employers who continue to pay their wages or salaries. Treat as employed and code 4 at E3. Record details of their job with the employer who has seconded them to the training scheme.

use

askJBHAS

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbhas

ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

proxy_w1.JboffNo work last week but has paid job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Even though NAME wasn't working did she/he have a job that she/he was away from last week?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Waiting to take up job
Waiting to take up job

help

Include any persons who were absent because of holiday, strike, sickness, maternity leave, lay-off, or a similar reason, provided they have a job to return to with the same employer. Do not include those receiving redundancy payments who have no job to return to. Do not include people who have a job arranged but have not yet started work in it: such people should be coded 3 at E1. A job exists if there is a definite arrangement for work on a regular basis (i.e. every week or every month) whether this work is full-time or part-time

use

askJBOFF

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jboff

ifJBHAS = 2 & JBOFF = 1Did not do any paid work last week but has a job

proxy_w1.JboffyReason off work last week

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

What was the main reason NAME was away from work last week?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Maternity leave
Maternity leave
2
Other leave/holiday
Other leave/holiday
3
Sick/injured
Sick/injured
4
Attending training course
On training course
5
Laid off/on short time
Laid off/on short time
6
On strike
On strike
7
Other personal/family reasons
Other personal/family
97
Other reasons
Other reasons

help

Code one only: if more than one reason ask respondent 'And which of these would you say was the main reason?' Maternity leave: only women who are on the special period of maternity leave allowed either by law or their contract should be included here. Any other leave taken for reasons of child bearing or child rearing should be coded 7. Any leave taken for pregnancy related sickness not covered by maternity leave should be coded 3. Count women on maternity leave from a job as employed even if they say it is their intention not to return to their jobs at the end of the statutory or contractual period of leave.

use

askJBOFFY

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 2 & JBOFF = 1Did not do any paid work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jboffy

ifJBHAS = 2& JBOFF = 2Did not do any paid work last week and does not have a job

proxy_w1.Pjulk4wkLooked for work in last 4 weeks

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Has NAME looked for any kind of paid work or government training scheme in the last four weeks?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

Include as looking for work: being registered at any government or private employment agency, approaching employers, checking newspaper advertisements, making inquiries of friends etc.

use

askPJULK4WK

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 2& JBOFF = 2Did not do any paid work last week and does not have a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_julk4wk, a_indresp.a_pjulk4wk

ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

proxy_w1.Jbterm1Current job: permanent or temporary

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Leaving aside NAME's own personal intentions and circumstances, is NAME's job...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
A permanent job
A permanent job
2
Or is there some way that it is not permanent?
Not permanent

help

A permanent job is one which has no specific time limit even if a period of notice is required for dismissal.

use

askJBTERM1

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbterm1

ifJBTERM1 = 2Job is not permanent

proxy_w1.Jbterm2Type of non-permanent job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

In what way is the job not permanent, is it...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT

options

1
Seasonal work
Seasonal work
2
Done under contract for a fixed period or a fixed task
Contract/fixed period
3
Agency temping
Agency temping
4
Casual type of work
Casual type of work
97
Or is there some other way that it is not permanent?
Other non-permanent

use

askJBTERM2

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and ifJBTERM1 = 2Job is not permanent

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbterm2

proxy_w1.Jbsic07Industry (SIC07) of employer: current job

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

text

What does the firm/organisation NAME works for mainly make or do (at the place where she/he works)?

Interviewer instruction

PROBE MANUFACTURING OR PROCESSING OR DISTRIBUTION ETC. AND MAIN GOODS PRODUCED, MATERIALS USED, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL ETC. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT INFORMATION ON INDUSTRY IS NECESSARY TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN SOME OCCUPATIONS AT THE DETAILED LEVEL. DESCRIBE FULLY.
F9 FOR HELP

help

This should be the firm or company that issued the contract of employment for the respondent

use

askJBSIC07

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsic07

proxy_w1.Jbsoc00Occupation (SOC2000): current job

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

text

What was NAME's (main) job last week?

Interviewer instruction

IF MORE THAN ONE JOB, MAIN JOB IS THE JOB WITH MOST HOURS. IF EQUAL HOURS THEN MAIN JOB IS JOB THAT IS HIGHEST PAID.
ENTER JOB TITLE
F9 FOR HELP

help

Please remember your general training as an interviewer that asks you always to probe for as detailed job description as you can get including title, qualifications or apprenticeships, responsibilities etc.

use

askJBSOC00

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsoc00

proxy_w1.Jbsoc00bDuties of current main job

type

string

length

256

source

BHPS

text

What does NAME mainly do in her/his job?

Interviewer instruction

CHECK SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING NEEDED TO DO THE JOB.
DESCRIBE FULLY WORK DONE

use

askJBSOC00B

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsoc00

proxy_w1.JbsempEmployed or self-employed: current job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Is NAME an employee or self-employed?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Employee
Employee
2
Self-employed
Self-employed

help

Where there is doubt, try to find out how they are described for tax and National Insurance purposes. For self-employed, tax is not normally deducted at source but paid directly to the Inland Revenue. People working as child minders or odd-jobbing etc are usually classified as self-employed. If someone is self employed and works under contract to an employer, he or she may be treated as an employee for tax purposes (e.g. in the construction industry). Treat such people as self-employed. For all directors and managers who say that they are self-employed, check whether they work for a limited company. If they do, code them as employees for tax and NI purposes. An employee working through an agency (e.g. secretary, nurse etc) may either be an employee of that agency (i.e. the agency pays part of their NI contributions) or an employee with each different employer they go to.

use

askJBSEMP

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbsemp

proxy_w1.JbbgdDay started current job

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..31

source

BHPS

text

And on what date did NAME start working in her/his present job? (If she/he has been promoted or changed grades, please give me the date of that change if it is known. Otherwise please give me the date when NAME started doing the job she/he is doing now for her/his present employer).

Interviewer instruction

ENTER DAY

use

askJBBGD

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgd

proxy_w1.JbbgmMonth started current job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

And on what date did NAME start working in her/his present job? (If she/he has been promoted or changed grades, please give me the date of that change if it is known. Otherwise please give me the date when NAME started doing the job she/he is doing now for her/his present employer).

Interviewer instruction

ENTER MONTH

options

1
January
January
2
February
February
3
March
March
4
April
April
5
May
May
6
June
June
7
July
July
8
August
August
9
September
September
10
October
October
11
November
November
12
December
December

use

askJBBGM

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgm

proxy_w1.JbbgyYear started current job

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

range

1900..2010

source

BHPS

text

And on what date did NAME start working in her/his present job? (If she/he has been promoted or changed grades, please give me the date of that change if it is known. Otherwise please give me the date when NAME started doing the job she/he is doing now for her/his present employer).

Interviewer instruction

ENTER YEAR

use

askJBBGY

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbbgy

if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is an employee

proxy_w1.JbmngrManagerial duties: current job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does NAME have any managerial duties or does NAME supervise any other employees?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Manager
Manager
2
Foreman/supervisor
Foreman/supervisor
3
NOT manager or supervisor
Not manager/supervisor

help

A manager may manage other employees through supervisors or directly, and may have a more general responsibility for policy or long term planning. Foremen and supervisors have day-to-day control over a group of workers whom they supervise directly, sometimes themselves doing some of the work they supervise. Job titles can be misleading (e.g. a 'playground supervisor' supervises children, not employees and so should be coded not a supervisor). A stores manager may be a store-keeper and not a manager or supervisor of employees.

use

askJBMNGR

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is an employee

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbmngr

proxy_w1.JbhrsNo. of hours normally worked per week

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

Thinking about NAME's (main) job, how many hours, excluding overtime and meal breaks, is he/she expected to work in a normal week?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO NORMAL HOURS ASK FOR AVERAGE HOURS
IF NOT APPLICABLE CODE 97
F9 FOR HELP

help

In the case of people permanently on call, probe for the total hours usually worked when on call (excluding overtime). If the hours vary or the work is intermittent (e.g. casual workers), try to obtain the weekly average over the past few months.

use

askJBHRS

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is an employee

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbhrs

if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 1 & JBHRS = DKDid paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is an employee and job hours not known

proxy_w1.PjbptftPart-time or full-time: current job

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would you say that NAME's current job is part-time or full-time?

options

1
Part-time
Part-time
2
Full-time
Full-time

use

askPJBPTFT

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is an employee

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 1 & JBHRS = DKDid paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is an employee and job hours not known

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pjbptft

proxy_w1.JbplWork location

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does NAME work mainly...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT
CODE ONE ONLY
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
At home
At home
2
At her/his employer's premises
At employers premises
3
Driving or travelling around
Driving or travelling
4
Or at one or more other places?
At 1 or more places
97
SPONTANEOUS Other
Other

help

Code one only. If more than one applies code one which applies to greatest part of working time

use

askJBPL

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is an employee

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jbpl

if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed

proxy_w1.JsbossHires employees

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does NAME have any employees?

Interviewer instruction

F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

help

'Employees' covers anyone directly employed by the respondent (other than the respondent him or herself) where they pay wages and are responsible for Tax or NI deductions etc. Exclude those employed by firms as consultants etc. Exclude fellow partners in professional practice or business. These are all separately self-employed.

use

askJSBOSS

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jsboss

if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2 & JSBOSS = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed and hires employees

proxy_w1.JssizeNumber of employees

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

How many people does NAME employ?

options

1
1 - 2
1 - 2
2
3 - 9
3 - 9
3
10 - 24
10 - 24
4
25 - 49
25 - 49
5
50 - 99
50 - 99
6
100 - 199
100 - 199
7
200 - 499
200 - 499
8
500 - 999
500 - 999
9
1000 or more
1000 or more
10
Dont know but fewer than 25
D/K less than 25
11
Dont know but 25 or more
D/K more than 25

use

askJSSIZE

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2 & JSBOSS = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed and hires employees

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jssize

proxy_w1.JstypebS/emp: nature of employment

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Which of these best describes NAME's employment situation...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
Running a business or a professional practice
Own business/practice
2
Partner in a business or a professional practice
Partner business/prac
3
Working for themselves
Works for self
4
A sub-contractor
A sub-contractor
5
Doing freelance work
Doing freelance work
6
Or self-employed in some other way?
Other self-employed

help

Those who are paid for labour only, may keep accounts for presentation to the Inland Revenue and have an accountant, but they should only be coded '1' if they regard themselves as having a specific small business.

use

askJSTYPEB

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jstypeb

proxy_w1.JshrsS/emp: hours normally worked per week

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..97

source

BHPS

text

How many hours in total does NAME usually work a week in her/his job?

Interviewer instruction

IF NO USUAL GIVE AVERAGE
WRITE IN HOURS

use

askJSHRS

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jshrs

if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2 & JSHRS = DKDid paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed and work hours not known

proxy_w1.PjsptftS/emp: part-time or full-time

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would you say that NAME's current job is part-time or full-time?

options

1
Part-time
Part-time
2
Full-time
Full-time

use

askPJSPTFT

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2 & JSHRS = DKDid paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed and work hours not known

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pjsptft

proxy_w1.JsplS/emp: work location

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Where does NAME mainly work? Is it...

Interviewer instruction

READ OUT
F9 FOR HELP

options

1
At home
At home
2
From their own home
From their own home
3
From separate business premises
Business premises
4
From a van or stall
From a van or stall
5
From client's or customer's premises
At client/customer's
97
Or from some other place?
Some other place

help

Code one only. Someone who works at home does the major part of their work there (e.g. someone running a home typing service). Someone who works from home has the home as their base (e.g. for telephone calls) and travels to customers homes or businesses to work e.g. a plumber.

use

askJSPL

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & JBSEMP = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and is self-employed

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_jspl

proxy_w1.PrearnTotal earnings

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would you please look at this card and give me the number for the group in which you would place NAME's total earnings from this job before tax and other deductions?

Interviewer instruction

CODE WHETHER ANSWER GIVEN AS WEEKLY OR ANNUAL THEN CODE AMOUNT AT NEXT QUESTION

showcard

TBC

options

1
Answer in weekly amount
Answer in weekly amount
2
Answer in annual amount
Answer in annual amount

use

askPREARN

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prearn

if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & PREARN = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and earnings reported weekly

proxy_w1.PrearnwTotal earnings weekly

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE WEEKLY INCOME BEFORE TAX

options

0
NO INCOME AT ALL
NO INCOME AT ALL
1
LESS THAN 25
LESS THAN 25
2
25 - 39
25 - 39
3
40 - 59
40 - 59
4
60 - 79
60 - 79
5
80 - 99
80 - 99
6
100 - 124
100 - 124
7
125 - 149
125 - 149
8
150 - 179
150 - 179
9
180 - 209
180 - 209
10
210 - 259
210 - 259
11
260 - 299
260 - 299
12
300 - 379
300 - 379
13
380 - 479
380 - 479
14
480 OR MORE
480 OR MORE

use

askPREARNW

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & PREARN = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and earnings reported weekly

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prearnw

if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & PREARN = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and earnings reported annually

proxy_w1.PrearnaTotal earnings annually

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE ANNUAL INCOME BEFORE TAX

options

0
NO INCOME AT ALL
NO INCOME AT ALL
1
LESS THAN 1299
LESS THAN 1299
2
1300 - 2099
1300 - 2099
3
2100 - 3099
2100 - 3099
4
3100 - 4199
3100 - 4199
5
4200 - 5199
4200 - 5199
6
5200 - 6499
5200 - 6499
7
6500 - 7799
6500 - 7799
8
7800 - 9299
7800 - 9299
9
9300 - 10999
9300 - 10999
10
11000 - 13499
11000 - 13499
11
13500 - 15999
13500 - 15999
12
16000 - 19999
16000 - 19999
13
20000 - 24999
20000 - 24999
14
25000 OR MORE
25000 OR MORE

use

askPREARNA

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifJBHAS = 2Did not do any paid work last week

and ifJBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job

and if(JBHAS = 1|JBOFF = 1) & PREARN = 2Did paid work last week or no work last week but has a job and earnings reported annually

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prearna

proxy_w1.PbnftIncome types received

type

multichoice

source

BHPS

Scripting notes

Code 96 is exclusive

text

We have found that in order to help our research we need to ask a couple of general questions about the income that NAME receives. I would like to remind you that anything you tell me is completely confidential.

Please look at this card and tell me which if any of the types of income listed NAME currently receives?

Interviewer instruction

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

showcard

TBC

options

1
NI Retirement/State Retirement (old age) Pension
NI Retirement/State Retirement (old age) Pension
2
Pension from previous employer(s)
Pension from previous employer(s)
3
Disability Living Allowance
Disability Living Allowance
4
Job Seekers Allowance (Unemployment) and/or Income Support
Job Seekers Allowance (Unemployment) and/or Income Support
5
Employment and Support Allowance
Employment and Support Allowance
6
Child Benefit
Child Benefit
7
Working Tax Credit (formerly Working Family Tax Credit and Disabled Person's Tax Credit)
Working Tax Credit
8
Housing Benefit/Rent Rebate
Housing Benefit/Rent Rebate
9
Incapacity Benefit (Replaces Invalidity and NI Sickness Benefit)
Incapacity Benefit (Replaces Invalidity and NI Sickness Benefit)
10
Any other state benefit
Any other state benefit
11
Child Tax Credit
Child Tax Credit
12
Pension Credit
Pension Credit
96
None of these
None of these

use

askPBNFT

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_pbnft1, a_indresp.a_pbnft10, a_indresp.a_pbnft11, a_indresp.a_pbnft12, a_indresp.a_pbnft2, a_indresp.a_pbnft3, a_indresp.a_pbnft4, a_indresp.a_pbnft5, a_indresp.a_pbnft6, a_indresp.a_pbnft7, a_indresp.a_pbnft8, a_indresp.a_pbnft9, a_indresp.a_pbnft96

proxy_w1.DriveDriving licence

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Does NAME have a driving licence?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askDRIVE

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_drive

ifDRIVE = 1Has a driving licence

proxy_w1.CaruseHas use of a car or van

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does NAME normally have access to a car or van that she/he can use whenever she/he wants to?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askCARUSE

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifDRIVE = 1Has a driving licence

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_caruse

proxy_w1.MobuseHas a mobile phone

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Does NAME personally have a mobile phone?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askMOBUSE

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_mobuse

proxy_w1.NetuseRegularly uses internet

type

choice

source

UKHLS

text

Does NAME regularly use the internet?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askNETUSE

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_netuse

proxy_w1.PrfitbTotal personal income

type

choice

source

BHPS

text

Would you please look at this card and give me the number for the group in which you would place NAME's total personal income from all sources before tax and other deductions?

Interviewer instruction

CODE WHETHER ANSWER GIVEN AS WEEKLY OR ANNUAL THEN CODE AMOUNT AT NEXT QUESTION

showcard

TBC

options

1
Answer in weekly amount
Answer in weekly amount
2
Answer in annual amount
Answer in annual amount

use

askPRFITB

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prfitb

ifPRFITB = 1Personal income reported weekly

proxy_w1.PrfitbwTotal personal income weekly

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE WEEKLY TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME BEFORE TAX

options

0
NO INCOME AT ALL
NO INCOME AT ALL
1
LESS THAN 25
LESS THAN 25
2
25 - 39
25 - 39
3
40 - 59
40 - 59
4
60 - 79
60 - 79
5
80 - 99
80 - 99
6
100 - 124
100 - 124
7
125 - 149
125 - 149
8
150 - 179
150 - 179
9
180 - 209
180 - 209
10
210 - 259
210 - 259
11
260 - 299
260 - 299
12
300 - 379
300 - 379
13
380 - 479
380 - 479
14
480 OR MORE
480 OR MORE

use

askPRFITBW

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifPRFITB = 1Personal income reported weekly

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prfitbw

ifPRFITB = 2Personal income reported annually

proxy_w1.PrfitbaTotal personal income annually

type

choice

source

BHPS

Interviewer Instruction

CODE ANNUAL TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME BEFORE TAX

options

0
NO INCOME AT ALL
NO INCOME AT ALL
1
LESS THAN 1299
LESS THAN 1299
2
1300 - 2099
1300 - 2099
3
2100 - 3099
2100 - 3099
4
3100 - 4199
3100 - 4199
5
4200 - 5199
4200 - 5199
6
5200 - 6499
5200 - 6499
7
6500 - 7799
6500 - 7799
8
7800 - 9299
7800 - 9299
9
9300 - 10999
9300 - 10999
10
11000 - 13499
11000 - 13499
11
13500 - 15999
13500 - 15999
12
16000 - 19999
16000 - 19999
13
20000 - 24999
20000 - 24999
14
25000 OR MORE
25000 OR MORE

use

askPRFITBA

modules

moduleProxy_w1Proxy Questionnaire

universe

ifIFirstQ = 2Not able to interview respondent face-to-face

and ifIProxy = 1

and ifPRFITB = 2Personal income reported annually

output to

recname PROXY recno 115Able to do a proxy interview for respondent

associated variables

a_indresp.a_prfitba

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

version

04 (Mon Oct 3 11:28:35 2011) produced Fri Nov 4 11:48:28 2011

use

useSelfcompletionyouth_w1

Development note

should have description about how this is administered and that this documentation is reverse-engineered after the fact. A link to a PDF copy of the original paper instrument should be included.

Data output to:recname YOUTH recno 134

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpdobdDate of birth:day

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..31

text

Please write your date of birth.

use

askYPDOBD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpdobmDate of birth:Month

type

number

decimals

0

width

2

range

1..12

text

Please write your date of birth.

use

askYPDOBM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypdobm

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpdobyDate of birth:Year

type

number

decimals

0

width

4

text

Please write your date of birth.

use

askYPDOBY

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypdoby

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsexGender of youth

type

choice

text

Please tick whether you are male or female.

options

1
Male
Male
2
Female
Female

use

askYPSEX

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsex

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpcompDo you ever use a computer at home?

type

choice

text

Do you ever use a computer at home? This includes computers for playing games but not games consoles.

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Don't have a computer at home
No PC at home

use

askYPCOMP

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypcomp

ifYPCOMP = 1If uses computer at home

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YppchwHow often use PC for home/course work

type

choice

text

How often do you use a computer at home for doing schoolwork or course work?

options

1
Every day
Every day
2
At least once a week
At least once a week
3
At least once a month
At least once a month
4
Less often than once a month
Less than once/month
5
Never
Never

use

askYPPCHW

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPCOMP = 1If uses computer at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yppchw

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpcpgsComputer use at home for games on a school day

type

choice

text

How many hours do you spend using the computer at home for playing games on a normal school day?

options

1
None
None
2
Less than an hour
Less than an hour
3
1-3 hours
1-3 hours
4
4-6 hours
4-6 hours
5
7 or more hours
7 or more hours

use

askYPCPGS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPCOMP = 1If uses computer at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypcpgs

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpcintntComputer use at home connecting to internet

type

choice

text

How often do you use the computer at home for connecting to the internet, including for playing games?

options

1
Every day
Every day
2
At least once a week
At least once a week
3
At least once a month
At least once a month
4
Less often than once a month
Less than once/month
5
Never
Never

use

askYPCINTNT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPCOMP = 1If uses computer at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypcintnt

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsocwebBelong to Social website such as: Bebo, Facebook or MySpace

type

choice

text

Do you belong to a social web-site such as Bebo, Facebook or Myspace?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPSOCWEB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPCOMP = 1If uses computer at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsocweb

ifYPSOCWEB = 1If belongs to social network site

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpnetchtHours spent chatting through a social website: school day

type

choice

text

How many hours do you spend chatting or interacting with friends through a social web-site like that on a normal school day?

options

1
None
None
2
Less than an hour
Less than an hour
3
1-3 hours
1-3 hours
4
4-6 hours
4-6 hours
5
7 or more hours
7 or more hours

use

askYPNETCHT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPCOMP = 1If uses computer at home

and ifYPSOCWEB = 1If belongs to social network site

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypnetcht

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpconsolGames console (such as Playstation, X-Box or Wii) in home

type

choice

text

Do you or anyone else in your house have a games console such as Playstation, X-Box, Wii or something like that?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPCONSOL

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypconsol

ifYPCONSOL = 1If games console in home

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpconstmHours spent playing on a games console: school day

type

choice

text

How many hours do you spend playing games on a games console on a normal school day?

options

1
None
None
2
Less than an hour
Less than an hour
3
1-3 hours
1-3 hours
4
4-6 hours
4-6 hours
5
7 or more hours
7 or more hours

use

askYPCONSTM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPCONSOL = 1If games console in home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypconstm

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YptvvidhrsHours spent watching tv: school day

type

choice

text

How many hours do you spend watching TV, including video and DVD's, on a normal school day?

options

1
None
None
2
Less than an hour
Less than an hour
3
1-3 hours
1-3 hours
4
4-6 hours
4-6 hours
5
7 or more hours
7 or more hours

use

askYPTVVIDHRS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yptvvidhrs

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpmobuHave own mobile phone?

type

choice

text

Do you have your own personal mobile phone?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPMOBU

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypmobu

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpnpalHow many close friends do you have?

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

How many close friends do you have - friends you could talk to if you were in some kind of trouble?

Write in number

use

askYPNPAL

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypnpal

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpeatlivuHow many times in last 7 days has eaten evening meal with family

type

choice

text

The next few questions are about you and your family.

In the past 7 days how many times have you eaten an evening meal together with the rest of your family who live with you?

options

1
None
None
2
1 - 2 times
1 - 2 times
3
3 - 5 times
3 - 5 times
4
6 - 7 times
6 - 7 times

use

askYPEATLIVU

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypeatlivu

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfamsupFeel suported by family - that is those that live with you

type

choice

text

Do you feel supported by your family, that is the people who live with you?

options

1
I feel supported by my family in most or all of the things I do
Mostly supported
2
I feel supported by my family in some of the things I do
Sometimes supported
3
I do not feel supported by my family in the things I do
Not supported

use

askYPFAMSUP

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypfamsup

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpupsetSuppose felt upset or worried - who would you turn to first

type

choice

text

Suppose you felt upset or worried about something and you wanted to talk about it. Who would you turn to first within your family? Please tick one box only.

options

1
Mum or stepmum
Mum or stepmum
2
Dad or stepdad
Dad or stepdad
3
A brother or sister (or step-brother/sister)
Brother or sister
4
Another relative living with you
Other relative at home
5
Another relative not living with you
Other relative elsewhere
6
No-one within my family
No-one within my family

use

askYPUPSET

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypupset

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YplatePast month: times out after 9.00 pm?

type

choice

text

In the past month, how many times have you stayed out after 9.00pm at night without your parents knowing where you were?

options

1
Never
Never
2
1 - 2 times
1 - 2 times
3
3 - 9 times
3 - 9 times
4
10 or more times
10 or more times

use

askYPLATE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yplate

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsiblingWhether have brothers or sisters living at home

type

choice

text

Do you have any brothers or sisters living with you at home?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPSIBLING

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsibling

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsibhitWhether brothers or sisters hit kick or push

type

choice

text

How often do any of your brothers or sisters do any of the following to you at home?

Hit, kick or push you?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPSIBHIT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsibhit

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsibstealWhether brothers or sisters take belongings

type

choice

text

Take your belongings?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPSIBSTEAL

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsibsteal

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsibverabWhether brothers or sisters call you nasty names

type

choice

text

Call you nasty names?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPSIBVERAB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsibverab

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsibteaseWhether brothers or sisters make fun of you

type

choice

text

Make fun of you?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPSIBTEASE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsibtease

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YphitsibWhether hit, kick or push brothers or sisters

type

choice

text

How often do you do any of the following to your brothers or sisters at home?

Hit, kick or push them?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPHITSIB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yphitsib

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpstealsibWhether take belongings from brothers or sisters

type

choice

text

Take their belongings?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPSTEALSIB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypstealsib

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpverabsibWhether call brothers or sisters nasty names

type

choice

text

Call them nasty names?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPVERABSIB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypverabsib

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpteasesibWhether make fun of brothers or sisters

type

choice

text

Make fun of them?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPTEASESIB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPSIBLING = 1If has brothers or sisters living at home

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypteasesib

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpargmHow often quarrel with your mother?

type

choice

text

Most children have occasional quarrels with their parents. How often do you quarrel with your mother?

options

1
Most days
Most days
2
More than once a week
More than once a week
3
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
4
Hardly ever
Hardly ever
5
Don't have a mother
Don't have a mother

use

askYPARGM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypargm

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpargfHow often quarrel with your father?

type

choice

text

How often do you quarrel with your father?

options

1
Most days
Most days
2
More than once a week
More than once a week
3
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
4
Hardly ever
Hardly ever
5
Don't have a father
Don't have a father

use

askYPARGF

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypargf

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YptlkmTalk to mum: things that matter?

type

choice

text

How often do you talk to your mother, about things that matter to you?

options

1
Most days
Most days
2
More than once a week
More than once a week
3
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
4
Hardly ever
Hardly ever
5
Don't have a mother
Don't have a mother

use

askYPTLKM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yptlkm

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YptlkfTalk to dad: things that matter?

type

choice

text

How often do you talk to your father, about things that matter to you?

options

1
Most days
Most days
2
More than once a week
More than once a week
3
Less than once a week
Less than once a week
4
Hardly ever
Hardly ever
5
Don't have a father
Don't have a father

use

askYPTLKF

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yptlkf

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpbeniceTries to be nice/cares about others feelings

type

choice

text

Now for some questions about how you see yourself as a person. For each item, please tick the box for Not True, Somewhat True or Certainly True. It would help us if you answered all items as best you can even if you aren't absolutely certain. Please give your answers on the basis of how things have been for you over the last six months.

I try to be nice to other people. I care about their feelings.

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPBENICE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqa

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YprestlessRestless and cannot stay still for long

type

choice

text

I am restless, I cannot stay still for long

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPRESTLESS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqb

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpunwellGets headaches, stomach aches or sickness

type

choice

text

I get a lot of headaches, stomach-aches or sickness

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPUNWELL

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqc

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsharothUsually shares with others

type

choice

text

I usually share with others (food, games, pens etc.)

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPSHAROTH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqd

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpisangryGets very angry and often loses temper

type

choice

text

I get very angry and often lose my temper

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPISANGRY

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqe

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpalonerUsually on own. Generally plays alone or keeps to themselves

type

choice

text

I am usually on my own. I generally play alone or keep to myself

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPALONER

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqf

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpobeysUsually does as told

type

choice

text

I usually do as I am told

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPOBEYS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqg

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpworriesWorries a lot

type

choice

text

I worry a lot

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPWORRIES

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqh

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpothhelpHelpful if someone is hurt, upset or feeling ill

type

choice

text

I am helpful if someone is hurt, upset or feeling ill

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPOTHHELP

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqi

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Ypfidgetconstantly figets or squirms

type

choice

text

I am constantly fidgeting or squirming

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPFIDGET

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqj

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpgdfrendHas one good friend or more

type

choice

text

I have one good friend or more

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPGDFREND

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqk

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfightlotFights a lot. Can make people do what wants

type

choice

text

I fight a lot. I can make other people do what I want

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPFIGHTLOT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdql

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpunhappyIs often unhappy, downhearted or tearful

type

choice

text

I am often unhappy, down-hearted or tearful

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPUNHAPPY

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqm

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YppeerlikeGenerally liked by others own age

type

choice

text

Other people my age generally like me

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPPEERLIKE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqn

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpdstrctedIs easily distracted. Is difficult to concentrate

type

choice

text

I am easily distracted. I find it difficult to concentrate

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPDSTRCTED

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqo

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpnervousIs nervous in new situations. Easily loses confidence

type

choice

text

I am nervous in new situations. I easily lose confidence

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPNERVOUS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqp

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Ypkind2kdsIs kind to young children

type

choice

text

I am kind to young children

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPKIND2KDS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqq

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpliecheatOften accused of lying or cheating

type

choice

text

I am often accused of lying or cheating

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPLIECHEAT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqr

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpisbulliedOther children or young people pick on or bully

type

choice

text

Other children or young people pick on me or bully me

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPISBULLIED

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqs

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpofrhelpOften volunteers to help (parents, teachers, children)

type

choice

text

I often volunteer to help others (parents, teachers, children)

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPOFRHELP

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqt

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Ypthnksb4Thinks before doing things

type

choice

text

I think before I do things

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPTHNKSB4

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqu

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpstealsTakes things that are not theirs

type

choice

text

I take things that are not mine from home, school or elsewhere

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPSTEALS

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqv

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpreladultGets on better with adults

type

choice

text

I get on better with adults than with people my own age

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPRELADULT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqw

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpafraidHas many fears, is easily scared

type

choice

text

I have many fears, I am easily scared

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPAFRAID

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqx

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Ypcompwrkfinishes work

type

choice

text

I finish the work I'm doing

options

1
Not true
Not true
2
Somewhat true
Somewhat true
3
Certainly true
Certainly true

use

askYPCOMPWRK

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsdqy

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YphswFeel about your school work?

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..7

text

The next few questions are about how you feel about different aspects of your life. The faces express various types of feelings. Below each face is a number where '1' is completely happy and '7' is not at all happy. Please tick the box which comes closest to expressing how you feel about each of the following things....

Your school work?

use

askYPHSW

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yphsw

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YphapFeel about your appearance?

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..7

text

Your appearance?

use

askYPHAP

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yphap

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YphfmFeel about your family?

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..7

text

Your family?

use

askYPHFM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yphfm

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YphfrFeel about your friends?

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..7

text

Your friends?

use

askYPHFR

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yphfr

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YphscFeel about your school?

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..7

text

The school you go to?

use

askYPHSC

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yphsc

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YphlfFeel about your life as a whole?

type

number

decimals

0

width

1

range

1..7

text

Which best describes how you feel about your life as a whole?

use

askYPHLF

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yphlf

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpacvwellImportance of doing well in GCSE's or Standard Grades

type

choice

text

How important do you think it is for you to do well in your GCSE exams or Standard Grades (if you live in Scotland)?

options

1
Very important
Very important
2
Important
Important
3
Not very important
Not very important
4
Not at all important
Not at all important

use

askYPACVWELL

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypacvwell

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Yplvsc2doWhat would most like to do at 16

type

choice

text

At the moment, young people can leave school at 16. What would you most like to do when you are 16?

options

1
Get a full time job
Get a full time job
2
Study full time
Study full time
3
Get a job and study
Get a job and study
4
Do something else
Do something else
5
Don't know
Don't know

use

askYPLVSC2DO

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yplvsc2do

ifYPLVSC2DO = 2 | 3 | 4 | 5If at 16 wants to study full time, get job and study, do something else or doesn't know

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Yp2uniWould like to go to college/university

type

choice

text

Would you like to go on to do further full-time education at a college or University after you finish school?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
3
Don't know
Don't know

use

askYP2UNI

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPLVSC2DO = 2 | 3 | 4 | 5If at 16 wants to study full time, get job and study, do something else or doesn't know

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yp2uni

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpparschWhether parents are interested in how does at school

type

choice

text

My parents are interested in how I do at school

options

1
Always or nearly always
Always or nearly always
2
Sometimes
Sometimes
3
Hardly ever
Hardly ever
4
Never
Never
5
Not sure
Not sure

use

askYPPARSCH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypparsch

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YppareveWhether parents attend parent's evenings at school

type

choice

text

My parents come to school parent evenings

options

1
Always or nearly always
Always or nearly always
2
Sometimes
Sometimes
3
Hardly ever
Hardly ever
4
Never
Never
5
Not sure
Not sure

use

askYPPAREVE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yppareve

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YptruantWhether has ever played truant

type

choice

text

In the last 12 months, have you ever played truant, that is missed school without permission, even if it was only for a half day or single lesson?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPTRUANT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yptruant

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpotrmisbHow often others misbehave or cause trouble in class

type

choice

text

How often do other pupils at your school misbehave or cause trouble in your classes

options

1
In most or all of your classes
In most/all classes
2
Less often but in more than half of your classes
More than half classes
3
In about half your classes
Half of the classes
4
Now and then
Now and then
5
This is not a problem at all
Not a problem at all

use

askYPOTRMISB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypotrmisb

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpmisbschHow often misbehave at school

type

choice

text

And how often would you say you yourself misbehave or cause trouble in your class?

options

1
In most or all of your classes
In most/all classes
2
Less often but in more than half of your classes
More than half classes
3
In about half of your classes
Half of the classes
4
Now and then
Now and then
5
Never
Never

use

askYPMISBSCH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypmisbsch

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfrpbulliHow often physically bullied at school

type

choice

text

Now some questions about bullying at school.

How often do you get physically bullied at school, for example getting pushed around, hit or threatened, or having belongings stolen?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPFRPBULLI

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypfrpbulli

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfrobulliHow often bullied in other ways at school

type

choice

text

How often do you get bullied in other ways at school such as getting called names, getting left out of games or having nasty stories spread about you on purpose?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPFROBULLI

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypfrobulli

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfrpbullyHow often physically bully others at school

type

choice

text

Do you physically bully other children at school by hitting or pushing them around, threatening or stealing their things?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPFRPBULLY

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypfrpbully

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfrobullyHow often bully others in other ways

type

choice

text

Do you physically bully other children in other ways at school such as calling them names, leaving them out of games or spreading nasty stories about them on purpose?

options

1
Never
Never
2
Not much (1-3 times in last 6 months)
Not much
3
Quite a lot (more than 4 times in the last 6 months)
Quite a lot
4
A lot (a few times every week)
A lot

use

askYPFROBULLY

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypfrobully

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfrutppdNumber of portions of fresh fruit and vegetables per day

type

choice

text

Here are a few questions about health and nutrition.

How many portions of fresh fruit or vegetables do you eat on a typical day? One portion is one piece of fruit or one serving of a vegetable or salad item.

options

1
5 or more portions
5 or more portions
2
3 - 4 portions
3 - 4 portions
3
1 - 2 portions
1 - 2 portions
4
None
None

use

askYPFRUTPPD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypfrutppd

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpffdwkHow often eat fast food

type

choice

text

And how many days in a usual week do you eat fast food such as McDonalds, Burger King, KFC or other take-aways like that?

options

1
Every day, or nearly every day
Every(nearly) day
2
About once a week
About once a week
3
Every now and then
Every now and then
4
Never or hardly ever
Never or hardly ever

use

askYPFFDWK

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypffdwk

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpjfdHow often eat crisps fizzy drinks sweets

type

choice

text

How many days in a usual week do you eat crisps or sweets or have fizzy drinks such as Coke or lemonade?

options

1
Every day, or nearly every day
Every(nearly) day
2
About once a week
About once a week
3
Every now and then
Every now and then
4
Never or hardly ever
Never or hardly ever

use

askYPJFD

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypjfd

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YppsprtHow often play sport, areobics, keep fit

type

choice

text

How many days in a usual week do you play sports, do aerobics or do some other keep fit activity?

options

1
Every day
Every day
2
5 - 6 days
5 - 6 days
3
3 - 4 days
3 - 4 days
4
1 - 2 days
1 - 2 days
5
Less often than once a week
Less than once a week
6
Never or hardly ever
Never or hardly ever

use

askYPPSPRT

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yppsprt

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Yptrvl2schMain means of travel to school

type

choice

text

What is the main way you usually travel to school?

options

1
Walk all the way
Walk all the way
2
Ride a bike
Ride a bike
3
By bus or tube
By bus or tube
4
By car
By car
5
By train
By train
6
Some other way/combination
Some other way/combo

use

askYPTRVL2SCH

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yptrvl2sch

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpevrsmoEver smoke cigarettes at all

type

choice

text

Do you ever smoke cigarettes at all?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPEVRSMO

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypevrsmo

ifYPEVRSMO = 1If ever smokes cigarettes at all

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpsmofrqFrequency of smoking

type

choice

text

Please read the statements below and tick the box beside the statement that describes you best.

options

1
I have smoked only once or twice
Only smoked 1/2 times
2
I used to smoke but I don't now
Used to smoke, not now
3
I sometimes smoke, but not every week
Smoke sometimes
4
I usually smoke between one and six cigarettes a week
Smoke 1-6 a week
5
I usually smoke more than six cigarettes a week
Smoke more than 6/week

use

askYPSMOFRQ

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifYPEVRSMO = 1If ever smokes cigarettes at all

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypsmofrq

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpevralcEver had an alcoholic drink

type

choice

text

Have you ever had an alcoholic drink? That is a whole drink, not just a sip.

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPEVRALC

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypevralc

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpfralcoWhether has any friends who drink alcohol regularly

type

choice

text

Do you have any friends who drink alcohol regularly, that is at least once a week?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPFRALCO

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypfralco

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpregalcoWhether drinks alcohol regularly

type

choice

text

And would you say that you drink regularly, that is at least once a week?

options

1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No

use

askYPREGALCO

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypregalco

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpdklmPast month: how many alcoholic drinks?

type

choice

text

How many times in the last four weeks have you had an alcoholic drink?

options

1
Most days
Most days
2
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a week
3
2 or 3 times
2 or 3 times
4
Once only
Once only
5
Never
Never

use

askYPDKLM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypdklm

ifHHGRID.region = 1|2|3Lives in England, Wales or Scotland

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpreliggbReligion GB

type

choice

text

What is your religion? If you have no religion tick "No religion".

options

1
No religion
No religion
2
Church of England/Anglican
C of E/Anglican
3
Roman Catholic
Roman Catholic
4
Church of Scotland
Church of Scotland
5
Other Christian
Other Christian
6
Muslim/Islam
Muslim/Islam
7
Hindu
Hindu
8
Jewish
Jewish
9
Sikh
Sikh
10
Other
Other
11
I don't know
I don't know

use

askYPRELIGGB

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 1|2|3Lives in England, Wales or Scotland

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypreliggb

ifHHGRID.region = 4Lives in Northern Ireland

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpreligniReligion NI

type

choice

text

What is your religion? If you have no religion tick "No religion".

options

1
No religion
No religion
2
Church of England/Anglican
C of E/Anglican
3
Roman Catholic
Roman Catholic
4
Presbyterian
Presbyterian
5
Church of Ireland
Church of Ireland
6
Methodist
Methodist
7
Baptist
Baptist
8
Free Presbyterian
Free Presbyterian
9
Brethren
Brethren
10
Protestant - not specified
Protestant (NOS)
11
Church of Scotland
Church of Scotland
12
Other Christian
Other Christian
13
Muslim/Islam
Muslim/Islam
14
Hindu
Hindu
15
Jewish
Jewish
16
Sikh
Sikh
17
Other
Other
18
I don't know
I don't know

use

askYPRELIGNI

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

universe

ifHHGRID.region = 4Lives in Northern Ireland

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_ypreligni

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YpraceWhich group belongs to

type

choice

Scripting notes

Response options grouped into sections on the page as follows...1-8 under the heading 'White', 9-12 under the heading 'Mixed', 13-17 under the heading 'Asian or Asian British', 18-20 under the heading 'Black/African/Caribbean/Black British' and 21-22 under the heading 'Other'.

text

And which of the following groups do you think you belong to? Please choose one section and tick the box that applies to you.

options

1
British
British
2
English
English
3
Scottish
Scottish
4
Welsh
Welsh
5
Northern Irish
Northern Irish
6
Irish
Irish
7
Gypsy or Irish Traveller
Gypsy/Traveller
8
Any other white background
Other white
9
White and Black Caribbean
White/Black Caribbean
10
White and Black African
White and Black African
11
White and Asian
White and Asian
12
Any other mixed background
Other mixed
13
Indian
Indian
14
Pakistani
Pakistani
15
Bangladeshi
Bangladeshi
16
Chinese
Chinese
17
Any other Asian background
Other Asian
18
Caribbean
Caribbean
19
African
African
20
Any other Black background
Other Black
21
Arab
Arab
22
Any other ethnic group
Any other ethnic group

use

askYPRACE

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yprace

selfcompletionyouth_w1.YplvhmAge you think when you leave home?

type

number

decimals

0

width

5

text

The final two questions are about what you want to do in the future.

At what age would you like to leave home?

Please write in age:

use

askYPLVHM

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134

associated variables

a_youth.a_yplvhm

selfcompletionyouth_w1.Ypsoc00Office code (SOC2000): job like when left

type

string

length

256

text

What job would you like to do once you leave school or finish full-time education?

use

askYPSOC00

modules

moduleSelfcompletionyouth_w1Self Completion Youth Wave 1 module

output to

recname YOUTH recno 134