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ASSIGNMENT NO.
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PARTNER‘S NAME: MR/MRS/MISS/MS ....0● ......0● ..● . . . . ● ● . . . . . ● . ● ● . . . . ● .
ADDRESS:
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SEX: Qml.fi&_ o AGE: fiOWold ORIGINAL PARTNERRESPONDENT were you last RESPONDENT —
(16) (17) birthday ?(18) (19) Qo) (21)
MALEFEMALE ; ; WRITEIN+m mDATE ORIGINALLY INTERVIEWED “ ANSWER FROM CONTACT SHEET To: GUo(FROM CONTACT SHEET)
~ 1986 ‘“1~ ; (27* 23)
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INTERVIEW LENGTH:
TIME INTERVIEW STARTED:
TIt4EINTERVIEW FINISHED:
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✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ...0 ..0. LENGTH OF INTERVIEW (MINS)
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I CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE RECORD OF AN INTERVIEW FOR THIS SURVEY INTERVIEN NO.
SIGNATURE ..0.0..● ● ..● ..,.,....● ..“...... INTERVIEWER’S NO.(FROM 01, ‘INORDER ~OF INTERVIEWING)
‘ATE~1987 -‘Q m(39) (40)
THIS FORM IS THE PROPERTY OF PUBLIC ATTITUDE SURVEYS RESEARCH LIMITED, PO BOX 91, RYE PARKHOUSE, LONDON ROAD, HIGH WYCoMBE, BUCKS HP11 1EF
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PAS 11700/B
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ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS
Q.3 SHOWCARD2. Which one of the options on this card bestdescribes your situation in the last seven days ? _CODE ONEONLY
I PUNCH CARD 301
(41P42)SELF EMPLOYED 01 s
--------------------------------------------------------------------IN PAID EMPLOYMENT FULL-TIME (30 HOURS/WEEK OR MORE) 02
IN PAID EMPLOYMENT PART-TIME (LESS THAN 30 HOURS/WEEK) 03
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----------------------------------------------------------------IN FULL-TIME PAID EMPLOYMENT, BUT AWAY FROM WORK
IN THE LAST SEVEN DAYS 04 EIN PART-TIME PAID EMPLOYMENT, BUT AWAY FROM WORK
IN THE LAST SEVEN DAYS 05--------c--------------------------------------------*-------ISKIP TOQ.6
: WORKING ON A GOVERNMENT SCHEME 06 J------------------------------------------------------------------- J
WAITING TO START A JOB ALREADY OBTAINED 07VACATION WORK BETWEEN PERIODS OF SCHOOLING/UNIVERSI~ 08
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---------------------------------------------------------------- AsKQ’s 4&5., ... UNEMPLOYED 09-------------------------------------------------------------p~~~NE~TLy $ICK OR DISABLED 10
FULLY RETIRED FROM WORK ~ 11FULL TIME STUDENT/AT SCHOOL 12
FULL TIME HOUSEWORK (NO PAID JOB) 13 “OTHER (RING ’76’ ANO WRITE IN) 76 1
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Q.4 Are you currently receiving unemployment benefit, or supplementalbenefit on grounds of unemployment ? (4/’)
YES 1NO 2
Q.5 Have you been looking for work in the last four weeks ? (44)YES 1NO 2
CODE Q.6 [. FOR ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS (45)
Q.6 IF ‘YES’”AT EITHER Q.4 ~ Q.5 ,,= U (UNEMPLOYED) 1
IF ‘Not AT BOTH &4 : N (NON-EMPLOYED) 2—.
IF CODES 02 - 06 AT Q.3 = E (EMPLOYEE ) 3
IF CODE 01 AT Q.3 = S (SELF-EMPLOYED) 4
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Q. 8
Q. 9
Q.1OQ.11Q.12
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSIncludin!lyourself, how many people, of”m
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ages, usually live(46) (47)
here as part of your household ? WRITE IN~ I I
ASK Q‘s8- 12 FOR EACH PERSON, APART FROM RESPONDENTI’d like to get some details of the other person(s) in your household. Firstly, whatare their names, starting with the eldest and working down to the youngest ?WRITE IN GRIDWhat is the relationship to you of each person you’ve just mentioned ? WRITE INGRID FOR EACH PERSON. ~CODE SEX FOR EACH PERSONHow old was .... (NAME) 1ast birthday ? WRITE INTO BOXES FOR EACH PERSON.SHOW CARD z Which~of the options on this card best describes the situation of
(NAME) in the last seven days ?lilii;ETWO DIGIT CODE NUMBER FROM SHOW CARD INTO BOXES FOR EACH PERSON (DK=77)1 I I I I Q.11 1 1
PERSON Q.8 Q.9 Q.1O
NUMBER NAME RELATIONSHIP TO O.u.o. SEX
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WRITE PERSON-NUl@ER IN GRID BELOW, AND,ASK Q~13aJ:AND Q.j3b).
IF NO-ONE IN HOUSEHOLD GRID CODED 07-76 AT Q.12 AND AGED16 OR OVER SI(IPTOQ.14
IF SINGLE PERSON HOUSEHOLD,ORONLY RESPONDENT AGED 16 OROVER SKIP TO NEXT PAGE-
You said ..... NAME ..... Is currently ..... READ OUTACTIVITY CODED AT Q.12. Can I just check, is he/shecurrently receivinq unemloment benefit or surmlernentarybenefit~n grounds-of uni!mpiojanent?CODE IN GRID.
Has he/she been looking for work in the lastCODE IN GRID
AGAIN CHECK BACK TO HOUSEHOLD GRID, AND CODEGRID FOR EVERY PERSON AGED 16 OR OVER; OTHER
IF ‘YES’AT EITHER Q.13a)-&b) = uIF ‘No’ AT BOTH Q.13a)~b) = NIF CODED “02”, “03”, “04W, “05”, f)~”-,“06” ATQ.12 (SH0WCARD2) = E
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(NON-EMPLOYED)CODE “2”
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(SELF-EMPLOYED)CODE 11411
al “ YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO HAVE AN ANSWER OF “OK” FOR THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’Sic~~~ ‘“‘0. PARTNER- ASK Qs 13a) & b)OF THE.PARTNERTHEMSELVES IF POSSIBLE.
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DO you/does .... NAME .... work inindustry ? RECORD PERSON NO. AND
the oil industry or in an oil-relatedANSWER BELOW -
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PERSON NO. OFEACH H’HOLDMEMBER WHO IS
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(J6)YES 1NO 2OK) 7
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PAS 11?00/6 /A ‘6-‘E HISTORY UPDATE FOR ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
l%ANSFER DETAILS FROtlROWS B,D AND : OF ORIGINAL LIFE HISTORYT!)‘ORIGINAL IilTZRVIEW’ COLUMNS BELOW.
Q. 16B-YOUR HOMESHOW CARD B When YOU were last interviewed the description of your home was......REFER TO ORIGINAL LIFE HISTORY AND READ OUT APPROPRIATE OPTION FROM CARD BFOR LAST CODE ON ROW B. ALSO COOE BELOW. Can I just check, has the descriptionof your home changed at all to one OT the other options on this card since then ?IF YES, PROMPT FOR WHAT CHANGE WAS TO. IF MORE THAN ONE CHANGE CODE MOST RECENT.
ORIGINAL “SITUATIONINTERVIEWI NOW
(72) \13)OWNER-OCCUPIED HOME 1 1’
RENTED FROM COUNCIL, LOCAL AUTHORITY OR DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 2 2R~NT~D”Pl?IVATELY.------------------------ -- 3 3------------- --- -----------------
4 4RENTED FROM EMPLOYER OR FREE WITH JOBHOTEL, HOSTEL, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION OR INSTITUTION 5 5
OTHER 6-------.----------------------------------..-_ -------- ---------
D-MARRIAGE(DON’T KNOM) ; 7
Q.17 SHOW CARD D Thinking back again to when you were last interviewed, at that time youwere...REFER TO ORIGINAL LIFE HISTORY AND READ OUT APPROPRIATE OPTIONFROM CARD D FOR LAST CODE ON ROW D. ALSO CODE BELOW. Has your situation changed to orof the other groups on this card at any time since then? IF YES, PROMPT FOR WHATCHANGE WAS TO. IF MORE THAN ONE CHANGE CODE MOST RECENT.
1 ORIGINAL tSITUATIONI
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SINGLE 1MARRIED 2 ;
SEPARATED 3----------Blillltlb---i–---i--- 4
WIDOWED I 5[51
E-LIVINGARRANGEMENTS(DON’T KNOW) 7 7
C/.l~ SHOW CARD E When you were last incervaewed the category on this card that describedyour living arrangements was....REFZR TO ORIGINAL LIFE HISTORY AND READ OUTAPPROPRIATE OPTION FROM CARD E FOR LAST CODE ON ROW E. ALSO CODE BELOW. Since then,has your situation changed at all to one of the other oDtions on the card ?IF YES, PROMPT FOR WHAT CHANGE WAS TO.
I WAS.LIVING.... ORIGINAL SITUATIONINTERV7TW Ow
(76) (77)
.....WITH A PARTNER\ ...IN PARENT’S OR PARTNER’S PARENT’S HOME 11
L... IN OWN HOUSEHOLD 2 2
ELSEWHERE 3 3-----------------------------2:2------------.....WITHOUT A PARTNER \*-o IN PARENT’S OR PARTNER’S PARENT’S HOME
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... ELSEWHERE 6 6(DON’T KNOW) 7 7
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ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS
GG ‘BIRTHOF OWN CHILDRENQ.1~ Can I just Check, have you had any (further)children of your own
(since you were 1ast interviewed/since NAME .OF LAST CHILD IN ROW G OFORIGINAL LIFE HISTORY.,.was born)? I mean apart from children.adopted or fostered, or for whom you became step-parent or guardian ?
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(DON ‘T KNO:!IF YESINSTRUCTION: PROMPT FOR NAME OF (EACH) CHILD AND flONTflAND YFAR OF
BIRTH. WRIT~N/CODE BELOW. IF MORE THAN ONE CHILD ENTERDETAILS IN ORDER OF BIRTH. ALSO - ASSIGN EACH CHILD A“CHILD NUMBER”, FOLLOWING FROM THE LAST ONE USED IN ROWSG & H OF ORIGINAL LIFE HISTORY. IF NO CHILDREN INORIGINAL G & IiNUMBER HERE FROM 01 ONWARDS.
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IF-YESINSTRUCTION:
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YEAR (CODE) CHILD NO.
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86/87(17/18) m86/87(23/24) m
OF OTHER CHILDRENhave you adopted, fostered or become the guardianany children of any age since you were last
YES-------------.
NOPROMPT FOR NAME OF (EACH) CHILD AND MONTH ANDYEAR OF ARRIVAL. WRITE IN/CODE BELOW. MORE THAN ONECHILD ENTER DETAILS IN ORDER OF ARRIVAL. ALSO - ASSIGNEACH CHILD A “CHILD NUMBER”, FOLLOWING FROM THE LAST ONIUSED ABOVE AT Q.190R (IF NO CHILDREN AT QJ.9) FROM THELAST ONE USED IN ROWS G AND H OF ORIGINAL LIFE HISTORY.IF NO CHILDREN AT Q.19 (~VE) ~IN ORIGINAL G AND HNUMBER HERE FROM OT”OWARDS.
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTQ.21 When you were in your last year at school, did you have
any clear view about the type of job you’d like to havelater on in life - say by the age o-f40 ?
IF ‘YES’ AT Q.21Q.22 What sort of job was that ?
PROMPT: And what sort of work did you see that involving ?PROBE FULLY
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ASK FEMALE ORIGINAL-’,RESPONDENTS,Q.23.
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Q.23 Wheriyou were in your last year at school, did you expect “...to.continue working after you had a child,”or.did,you,,,:,..,.e)(pectto take sonicyears off work ? “-. .. ~ :,’: :..;..,
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ALL CODED 3-6 AT Q.24Q.25 Had you been thinking about changing your situation in this
way for some time, or did the opportunity just come up ?
THINKING ABOUT IT FOR SOME TIMETHE OPPORTUNITY JUST CAME UPOTHER (SPECIFY ANO CODE 6)
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Q.26a What led you to change your situation in this way ?PROBE FULLY
IF RESPONDENT DOES NOT MENTION HOUSEHOLD FACT.ORSAT Q.26a .~,ASK Q.26b. OTHERS SKIP TO Q.27
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IF RESPONDENT CODED 3-6 AT Q.24 ASK PARTNER .Q~Z8. ,,.,,,,:0T,’:.,,.,.’.:...,:=.::.
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Would you please turn to Q.28 on page l“of-”&d self- -..”-,,-
completion questionnaire. Tick the box whichbestdescribes your views about your partner’s change of ,.. .
situation, at the time that it happened. “...~.p!.easetick . “:,:%;<’’:’:-Just one box. .,-.,..:- -“ .........:,..,,,4-,.., .,...- ,...........!,,:‘....
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ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS
Q.29 Can I just check have you ever changed directl+o%:n’employer to ‘another, that is, without a perlo
working between the two jobs ?YES---------
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IF YES AT Q.29 ASK 0.30 OTHERS SKIP TO FILTER ABOVE - Q.31Q.30 Thinking about the l~time that you changed employer,
what were the main factors that led to the change ?PROBE FULLY
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Q.32
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Had you been thinking about changing your situation inthis way for some time, or did the opportunity justcome up ?
, ... . .... . . .THINKING ABOUT IT FOR SOME TIME
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Q.33a What led you to change your situation in this way ?PROBE FULLY
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IF PARTNER DOES NOT MENTION HOUSEHOLD FACTORS AT Q.33a,ASK Q.33b. OTHERS SKIP TO Q.34
Q.33b And was there anything that happened in or to your householdthat led you to change your situation in this way ?PROBE FULLY
IF.PARTNER CODED 3-6 AT Q.31 ASK
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(Q.36 Overall, how much, if at all, do you personally feel thatyour choice about jobs is influenced by each of the factorslisted ? TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-9.)
ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION, AND GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.
CHECK BACK TO PAGE 2. IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS AN EMPLOYEEASK Q.37a.
OTHERS SKIP TO FILTER ABOVE Q.38
Q.37a Do you think there is any chance at all of your losing“ your job and becoming unemployed in the next twelve months ?
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ASK Q.38 ..,
OTHERS, SKIP TO FILTER ABOVE Q.39
Q.38 SHOW CARD 5 : ~From this card, how likely do you thinkyou are to find a job in the next twelve months ?
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0 IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS UNEMPLOYED AND~ LOOKING FORWORK (CODE z AT Q.5) ASK ORIGINAL Respondent Q039 . -
● IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS NON-EMPLOYED AT Q.6 ASK ORIGINALRESPONDENT Q.39CHECK BACK TO Q.13a, bAND 14 (PAGE 4)
o IF PARTNER IS UNEMPLOYED AND~ LOOKING FOR WORK (CODE 2 ATQ.13b)ASK PARTNER Q.39
● IF PARTNER IS,NON-EMPLOYED AT Q.15 ASK PARTNER Q.39
OTHERS, SKIP TO Q.40
Q.39 SHOW CARD 6 : you say that you have notfor a paid job in the last month. Why is
CODE ALL MENTIONEOUNDER CORRECT HEADING
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR OTHER DEPENDANTS
PARTNER DISAPPROVES OF MY GOING OUT TO WORK
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ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS ~ , ‘ “ “.Q.40 Have you thought about what sort of job you want to’be
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ASK ALL PARTNERSQ.42 Have you thought about What sort of job you want to be
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IF ‘YES’ AT Q.42Q.43 Have you discussed it with .... (ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
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0.44 Can I .iustcheck, have you ever had any children ?
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.IF YES; PROMPT: ‘Is the-youngest still be~ow school age ?
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Q.43bIF ‘NO’ AT Q.45a .If it had been possible~”’:wouldyou have preferred to bein paid work when your child(ren) were small ?.,
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(D~’?IF YES (CODES 2 OR 3) AT 0.45a ASK 0.46
Q.46 If it had been possible, would you have preferred to have”””stayed at home and not done paid work when your child(ren)wasjwere small .? ‘-’;‘-”l’~~X’-’
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Q.47 SHOW CARD 8 : How important was each of the followingfactors in influencing your decision about whether or notto have a paid job when your (last) child was below school.age c
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Would you please tick thosethings which were important ininfluencing the point in your life when you and your presentpartner had your first child together.TICK ALL THAT APPLY.)
ASK ALL RESPONDENTS ANO PARTNERSTurn to page 5 and question 52 of the self-com~letionquestionnaire. Weid like to ask you if you a~e hoping tohave any children in the future. Please tick theappropriate box and follow the instructions given.
CHECK INSTRUCTIONS FOR Q.52-Q.56AKuN omsTooo, ANO THAT ;..,,:.;THEY””AREiFOLLOWEOCORRECTllYifi:~N#OT ALLOW ANY COLLAf!ORAT_~Ok;,
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTQ.57a Can I just check, have you ever moved house or flat ?
YES-----.-----
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IF ‘YES’ AT Q.57aQ.57b SHOW CARD 9 : Which of the factors on this card explain
why you moved the last time you did ?
CODE ALL MENTIONED—
1 WANTED A DIFFERENT SIZE OF HOUSE/FLAT
I WANTED A DIFFERENT TYPE OF HOUSE/FLAT
I MOVED BECAUSE OF MY JOB
I WANTED TO BUY A HOUSE/FLAT
IT MADE FINANCIAL SENSE TO BUY A BETTER HOUSE
I WANTED TO MOVE TO A BETTER:j,REA.
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTQ.58 (Can I just check), do you own or rent this house/flat ?
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1 (14)
1 (15)
1 (16)
1 (17)
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1 - ASK9.59.---------- --------“2 - SKIP T09.60,-------------- ----
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Q.59a SHOW CARD 10:,.
Which one of the factors on this card hadthe greatest influence over your decision to buy your ownhome when you first did ? CODE ONE ONLY
Q.59b..-.,...—.
SHOW CARD 10 : And which was the second in importance ?CODE ONE ONLY
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Q.59a Q.59bSECOND
MOST IMPORTANT, MOST IMPORTANT(27,28) (29,30)
IT WAS CHEAPER THAN RENTING 01 01IT WAS A GOOD INVESTMENT 02 02
I LIKED THE IDEA OF OWNING MY OWN PROPERTY 03 03COULD NOT FIND ANYWHERE SUITABLE TO RENT 04 04
IT GAVE ME A GREATER CHOICE OVER WHERETO LIVE 05 05
YOU ARE FREER TO DO WHAT YOU WANT 4WITH IT 06 ; 06 ‘{
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Q.61 Why is that””?PROBE FULLY
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS AND PARTNERS . . .
*Now turn to page 10 of the self completion questionnaire and answerQ.62 and Q.63 byticking.one box for each.
(Q.62 Which of these statements best fits the way you organise your financialaffairs ?TICK ONE BOX.)
(Q.63 Which of these statements best describes the way you feel ?TICK ONE BOX.)
NOW GO TO THE ACTIVITIES SECTION (GREY)
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ACTIVITIES SECTION
*ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ~ PARTNERTurn now to page 11 of the self completion questionnaire and Q.64.
~Q.64 For each,of the activities listed below please tick the one”box that best describeshow frequently you do this activity. Then, in the second grid, please tick allthe boxes that describe who you were with when you last did the activity.) —
GIVE HELP IF NECESSARY, BUT ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION.
CHECK BACK TO PAGE 2: IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT DEFINED AS UNEMPLOYED (CODE 1AT Q.6) ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT Q.65CHECK BACK TO PAGE 4: IF PARTNER OEFINED AS UNEMPLOYFO {CODE 1 AT O.14
Q.65JF ~~EITHERIS Unemployed SKIp TO Q.67a
N.9. IF ASKING Q.65 OF BOTH ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER ASK IT OF EACH INDIVIDUALLY.
?.65 Still thinking about these activities, have you done each of them more frequently,less frequently or about the same amount since you became unemployed ? REAOTHROUGH LIST WITH RESPONDENT ANO COOE ANSWER FOR EACH. (N.B. IF ACTIVITY NEVER00NE NOWADAYS ANO NEVER OONE BEFORE BEING UNEMPLOYED COOE “SAME ~~OUNT”). .
BE CAREFUL.TO COOE ANSWERS IN CORRECT GRID.
[ORIGINAL REspoNoENT~r
MORE LESSFREQUENT- ‘REQUENT- SAME
LY LY AMOUNT (OK)
a) go to a library 1 I 2 3 7 (40)1 a
b) go swimming 1 121317 i (41)
c) play a sport 1 II 2 I 3 I 7 (42)
d) watch live sport 1 1213 i7 i (43)
e) go to a theatre or concert 1~2 II 3~7 (44;
I tf) go to a cinema 1 1213 i7 I (45)
g) g; to a pub or club 1 I 2 I 3 17 I (46)I I
h) attend a religious service 1 12 I 3 7 (47)
i) pay a visit to someone’s house 1 I 2 1317 k18)
j) have someone round for a social visit I1 12 3 i7 i (49~
to your housek) work in the garden 1 1.2 ~ 3 \ 7 ! (50)
I I1) watch T.V. 1 121317 1(51,
I t I (52jm) read a book or magazine 1 I 2 3 7
n) go walking 1 !213 i7 I (53)o) attend leisure activity groups, such as 1!2 I
3 !7
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yoga, art, dance etcp) attend eveninq classes to-study 1 1213!7 I 65)q) attend meetings for local grou?s, “1 2~3\”7
political parties etc. I~ f56)
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r) do unpaid voluntary work 1 2 3 7 i67~I ! I i
s) do other unpaid help for people outside 1 ! 2 i 3 ~. 7 “168;your household ,. I -1~~~
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a) go to a library
D)’ go swimming
c) play a sport
d) watch live sport
e) go to a theatre or concert
f) go to a cinema
g) go to a pub or club
h) attend a religious service
i) pay a visit to someone’s housej) -have someone round for a social visit
to your housek) work in the garden
1) watch T.V.
m) read a book or magazine
n) go walking
o)attend a leisure activity group, e.g.yoga, art, dance etc
p) attend evening classes to study
q) attend meetings for local groups,political parties etc.
r) do unpaid voluntary work.
s) do other unpaid help for people outsideyour household
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1 12!317 I (67)
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1 t2!317 I (69)
1/2 1! 3 I 7 (70)
1 ]2]3t7 I (71)
1 II 2 I 3 I 7. (72)
1 12]3]7 I (73)
1 I 2 I 3 1 7,I (74)
1 \ 2 ~ 3 ! 7 1(75)1
1 12/3]7 I (76)
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ASK INDIVIDUALLY OF EACH UNEMPLOYED PERSON ASKED 0.65Q. 66 And did becoming unemployed affect how often you
saw friends and leisure companions from outside yourhousehold ? Did you see them .... READ OUT ....
. . . . . a lot morea bit more
the same as beforea bit less
or a lot less ?(DON’T KNOW)
m~I RESPONDENT
(78) (79)1
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER Q.67a AND b INDIVIDUALLY ISTART CARD 309~
SHOW CARD 11 : Of the people outside your household thatyou spend your leisure time with, approximately how manyare employed ?
CODE IN GRID CAREFULLY ISHOW CARD 11 : And how many would you say are unemployed ? ICODE IN GRID CAREFULLY
ALLALMOST ALL
ABOUT THREE QUARTERSABOUT HALF
ABOUT A QUARTERA FEWNONE
(DON’T KNOW)
If ORIGINAL RESPONDENT I PART ERN
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b) a) b)UNEMPLOYED EMPLOYED UNEMPLOYED,
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNERNow turn to page 12 of the self-completionquestionnaireand Q.68
We are interested in who usually does the household tasks inyour household. Can you please tick the box below thatdescribes how the following tasks are divided up or sharedbetween you and your partner. TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH ITEM)ENSURE THERE 1S NO COLLABORATION.
Now turn to the next page (13), and Q.69
Does anyone else, inside or outside your household, usuallyhelp you with these tasks ? TICK ALL THAT APPLY).
$HECK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’S LAST CHANGE SHEET,IF NO CHANGE (CODE 1) SKIP TO FILTER ABOVE Q.71.
OTHERS (THOSE CODED 2-6) ASK Q.700F ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSHOW CARD 17 : Since you became ... (unemployed/stopped/started work/chanaed to full/Dart-timeREAD OUT APPROPRIATECHANGE ...) has t~e way in wh~ch you organise yourhousehold tasks chanqed ? Please select the description fromthis card which best-fits the situation;
FEMALE PARTNER DOES A LITTLE MORE OF THE HOUSEWORKMALE PARTNER DOES A LOT MORE OF THE HOUSEWORK
MALE PARTNER DOES A LITTLE MORE OF THE HOUSEWORK(DK)
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CHECK PARTNFR’s LAST CHANGE SHEET. IF NO CHANGE (CODE 1)SKIP TO Q.7L.OTHERS (THOSE COOED 2-6)ASK PARTNER Q.71
Q.71
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(Q.74
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(Q.75
SHOW CARD 12 : Since you became ... (unemployed/stopped/started work/changed to full/part-time ... READ OUT APPROPRIATECHANGE) ... has the way in which you organise your householdtasks changed at all ? Please select the description fromthis card which best describes the situation.
FEMALE PARTNER DOES A LITTLE MORE OF THE HOUSEWORKMALE PARTNER DOES A LOT MORE OF THE HOUSEWORK
MALE PARTNER DOES A LITTLE MORE OF THE HOUSEWORK(DK)
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
Now turn to Q.72 on page 14 of the self-completionquestionnaire.
Please tick the box which best describes the way in whichyou arrived at your present arrangements for dividing upor sharing the work around the house.TICK ONE BOX)DO NOT ALLOW COLLABORATION, AND GIVE HELP IF NECESSARY.
Now turn over to Q.73 on page 15 of the self-completionquestionnaire ......A---- ...-.;4,- “.”.:’ -Thinking of your situation now, please tick the box ’whichbest describes who in your household has ultimateresponsibility for each of the following.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-4.)
Still on page 15 of the self-completion, look now at Q.74.
And please tick the box which best describes who shouldhave ultimate responsibility for each of the fol=.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-4.)
Now turn over to Q.75 on page 16.
Thinking back to your parents’home when you were aged about12-14, please tick the box that describes how the followingtasks were divided up or shared between your parents.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-9.)
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
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Q.76a SHOW CARD 13 : People organise their household financesin different ways. Which of the methods on this card comesclosest to the way that you organise yours ? It doesn’thave to fit exactly - you should choose the nearest one.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
I LOOK AFTER ALL THE HOUSEHOLD’S MONEY EXCEPT MYPARTNER’S PERSONAL SPENDING MONEY
MY PARTNER LOOKS AFTER ALL THE HOUSEHOLD’S MONEYEXCEPT MY PERSONAL SPENDING MONEY
I AMGIVEN A HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE. MY PARTNERLOOKS AFTER THE REST OF THE MONEY
MY PARTNER IS GIVEN A HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE. ILOOK AFTER THE REST OF THE MONEY
WE SHARE AND MANAGE OUR HOUSEHOLD FINANCES JOINTLY
WE KEEP OUR FINANCES COMPLETELY SEPARATE
OTHER (WRITE IN AND CODE 76) ...*.0● .● ● ...0....,● .....●
● ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ● ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ● ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ● ✎ ● ● ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ .*O ...... ● ... .0 . ● ● . . ●
(DK)
Q.76b So who has the final say in big financial decisions ?
MALE PARTNERFEMALE PARTNERBOTH EQUALLY
NEITHER(DK)
PUNCH CARD 3091
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77
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Q.77a
Q.77b
Q.78
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CHECK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’S LAST CHANGE SHEET. IF “NO CHANGE”(CODE 1) SKIP TOQ.78OTHERS (CODED 2-6) ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
Has the way you organise your finances changed in any way sinceyou ... (became unemployed/stopped/started work/changed tofull/part-time ... READ OUT APPROPRIATE DESCRIPTION)
YES-----------
(D!!
IF YES AT Q.77a ASK Q.77b. OTHERS SKIP TO Q.78SHOW CARD 14 : And which of the methods on this card comesclosest to the way you organised your finances before you... (LAST CHANGE) ?
1. I LOOKED AFTER ALL THE HOUSEHOLD’S MONEY EXCEPT MY PARTNER’$PERSONAL SPENDING MONEY
2. MY PARTNER LOOKED AFTER ALL THE HOUSEHOLD’S MONEY EXCEPTMY PERSONAL SPENDING MONEY
3. I WAS GIVEN A HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE. MY PARTNER LOOKEDAFTER THE REST OF THE MONEY
4. MY PARTNER WAS GIVEN A HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE. I LOOKEDAFTER THE REST OF THE MONEY
5. WE SHARED AND MANAGED OUR HOUSEHOLD FINANCES JOINTLY
6. WE KEPT OUR FINANCES COMPLETELY SEPARATE
7. OTHER(WRITE IN AND CODE 76) ..........0....● ..,● .......
...........● ● .● ● ..● ● ● ,.............● ● ● .0● ..● ...● ....● .● .
(OK)ASKORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLYSHOW CARD 15 : Thinking back to when you were aged about12 to 14, which of these situations is closest to how yourparent’s organised their finances at that time ?CODE IN GRID UNDERCORRECT HEADING
MOTHER LOOKED AFTER ALL THE HOUSEHOLD’S MONEYEXCEPT MY FATHER’S PERSONAL SPENDING MONEY
FATHER LOOKED AFTER ALL THE HOUSEHOLD’S MONEYEXCEPT MOTHER’S PERSONAL SPENDING MONEY
MOTHER WAS GIVEN A HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE,FATHER LOOKED AFTER THE REST OF THE MONEY
FATHER WAS GIVEN A HOUSEKEEPING ALLOWANCE,MOTHER LOOKED AFTER THE REST OF THE MONEY
MY PARENTS SHARED AND MANAGED THEIR HOUSE-HOLD FINANCES JOINTLY
MY PARENTS KEPT THEIR FINANCES COMPLETELYSEPARATE
OTHER SITUATION (WRITE IN AND CODE 76)
. . . . . . . . ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ✎
● ● ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ...00 . ● . . . . .
(DONIT KNOW
NOT APPLICABLE (E.G. PARENTS DEAD, WASLIVING IN INSTITUTION, ONE-PARENT FAMILY ETC.
ORIGINALRESPONDENT(21,22)
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04
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77
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(18)1 - ASK Q.77b------ ---------
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER, ENSURING THERE IS NOCOLLABORATION
Now turn to page 17 of the self-completion questionnaire andanswer Q.79
Please tick the box which best describes how the currentfinancial situation of your household compares with whatit was one year ago.TICK ONE BOX)
Still on page 17, now answer Q.80
Thinking about your current financial situation in general,please tick the box that best describes how easy ordifficult you find it to make ends meet.TICK ONE BOX)
Now turn over to page 18 and Q.81
Please tick any of the following that you yourself have hadto do over the last two years to make ends meet when yourhousehold was short of money.TICK ALL THAT APPLY)
*Now turn over to Q.82 on page 19 of the self-completionquestionnaire
(Q.82 Who in your household would you say has
a) the most time for their own leisure ?b) most personal spending money ?
TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF a) AND b))
* Now answer Q.83, on the same page.
(0.83 Please tick the statement which comes closest to how themost important decisions are made in your household.TICK ONE BOX).
~NO PUNCHING1
248
PAS
Q.84
1700/B -30-
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSDo you have any of the following in your household ?READ OUT EACH ITEM BELOW AND CODE YES OR NO FOR EACH.
I HAVE ITEM
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PUNCH CARD3
I YES I NO I (DKTkautomatic washing machine I 1 1217 [
(25)
electric mixer 1 1217 (26)
microwave oven 1 1217 (27)
a car 1 1217 (28)
second car 1 1217 (29)
dishwasher 1 121”7 (30)
sewing machine 1 1217 (31)
home comouter 1 1217 (32)
I workbench I 1 I 2 I 7 1(33)
gardening equipment 1 1217 (34)
electric drill 1 12.17 (35)
I video recorder I 1 121
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTCHECK BACK TO PAGE 2
Q.85 O IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYED OR SELF-EMPLOYED
If you were to get enough money to live as comfortablyas you would like for the rest of your life, would you continueto work, not necessarily in your present job, or would youstop working ?
CONTINUE TOldORKSTOP WORKING
(DK)
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IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS UNEMPLOYED OR NON-EMPLOYED
you were to get enough money to live as comfortablyyou would like for the rest of your life, would you wantwork somewhere, or would You want to remain without a
job ?
WORK SOMEWHEREREMAIN WITHOUT A JOB
(DK)
Q.86 How sure were you of your choice when you said that ?Were you .... READOUT ....
.... very surefairly sure
or not very sure(DK)
(37)
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ASK ALL PARTNERS
CHECK BACK TO PAGE 4
Q.87 O IF PARTNER IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED
If you were to get enough money to live as comfortably asyou would like for the rest of your life, would you continueto work, not necessarily in your present job, or would youstop working ?
CONTINUE TO WORKSTOP WORKING
(DK)
O IF PARTNER IS UNEMPLOYED OR NON-EMPLOYED
If you were to get enough money to live as comfortably asyou would like for the rest of your life, would you wantto work somewhere or would you want to remain without ajob ?
WORK SOMEWt!ERSREMAIN WITHOUT A JOB
(OK)
Q.88 How sure were you of your choice when you said that ?Were you .... READOUT ....
.... very surefairly sure
or not very su?e(OK)
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
Q.89 Suppose at some time in the future you had a job and youwere able to choose either to have more pay for the samehours or to have more time cff f~r the same pay, whichwould you chnGse ?
CODE IN GRIO UNOERCORRECT HEADING
OTHER - ORIGINAL !?ES7~JN2E:yT
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Q.90a
700/p/A 1 7-1
ASK Q.90a, b OF EACH PERSON ANSWERING “MORE TIME OFF” AT CJ.83 [PUNCH CARD 3091IF NEITHER ANSWERED “MORE TIME OFF’’,SKIP TO AQ.2 (BELOW)
SHOW CARD 16 : Which one of the things ~n this card would Iyou~ like to do with the extra time off ?.CODE ME ONLY, UNDER CORRECT HEADING
Q.90b) SHOW CARD 16: And which one would be your second choice ?
CODE ONE ONLY UNDER CORRECT HEADING
HOUSEWORK
ODD JOBS/SEWING/GARDENING/BREWING
CINEMA/THEATRE/WATCHING LIVE SPORT/EATING OR DRINKING OUT---- ____ ____ - - - ———_ _
GOING TO GROUPS OR MEETINGS/COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
PLAYING SPORT
SPENDING TIME WITH THE CHILDREN---- ____GAMES oR il0181ZSlT-H6ME-
EDUCATION, TRAINING OR FURTHERSTUDIES
RELAXING/WATCHING TV AT HOME—--(NONE oF YHF’sF~N-tIRYIZuiA1r”
(DK)
ORIGINAL RESPONOEha)
MOST LIKTO DO(45,46)
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TO DO CHOICE(49,50) (51,52)
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTMD PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY I
YES, DO ....
AQ.2 N CARD Al: Do you do any of these things with any ofyour relatives ? IF YES, ASK: Which ? CODE ALL MENTIONEDIN APPROPRIATE GRID ,
ORIGINALRESPONDENT PARTNER
NO, DON’T DO ANY SOCIALIZING WITH RELATIVES o 1(27) o I (36)--- --.--------------------.--.----------------
[
MEET IN SOMEONE’S HOME 1 1(28) 1 I (37)
SHARE LEISURE/RECREATION ACTIVITIES 1 1(29) 1 I (38)
~Y HELP ME_WITH GENERAL H’HOLD I
OR WORK TASKS 1’ 1’(30) 1 ( (391
~HELP THEM WITH GENERAL H’HOLD I IOR WORK TASKS 1 ,(31) 1 I (40)
,WE GO SHOPPING TOGETHER 1 ,(32) 1 , (41)
IFORMAL FAMILY GATHERINGS 1 ,(33) 1 , (42)
OTHER THINGS 1 ,(34) 1 , (43)
(DK) 7 ,(35) 7 , (44)
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
AQ.3 SHOW CARD A2: Do you do any of these things with any ofyour neighbors ? IF YES, ASK: Which ? CODE ~MENTIONED INAPPROPRIATE GRID
YES. DO ....
ORIGINALRESPONDENT PARTNER
N02 DON’T DO ANY SOCIALIZINGWITH NEIGHBORS - 0 ~(45) o I(53)--- -------------------.--------------.-----.--
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MEET IN SOMEONE’S HOME 1 I(46) 1 1(54)
SHARE LEISURE/RECREATIONACTIVITIES 1 j(47) 1 1(55)
THEY HELP ~ WITH GENERAL H’HOLD I IOR WORK TASKS 1 I(48) 1 1(56)
h I HELP THEM WITH GENERAL H’HOLD I J
OR WORK TASKS 1 I ( 49) 1 1(57)
WE GO SHOPPING TOGETHER 1 j(50) 1 1(58)
OTHER THINGS 1 !(51) 1 !(59)
l(52)i 7 1(60) I
IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED, ASK AQ.4IF PARTNER IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED.ASK A(I4IF NEITHER IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED SKIP TO*Q.91 (NEXT PAGE
AQ.4 STILL SHOWING CARD A2: And do you do any of these things’with any of your current wrk-rrtates? IF YES, ASK: Idhich?CODE ALL MENTIONED IN APPROPRIATE GRID
ORIGI!ALRESPONDENT PARTNER
NO, DON’T DO ANY SOCIALIZING WITH ANY OF WORK-MATES/ I INOT APPLICABLE AS WORK ON OWN o I(61) o 1(69)---------------.--.------------------------------.---..
{, -
MEET IN SOMEONE’S HOME 1 i(62) 1 (70)
SHARE LEISURE/RECREATIONACTIVITIES 1 ~(63) 1 (71)
THEY HELP~E WITH GENERAL H’HOLDI
I IYES, DO .... OR WORK TASKS 1 I(64) 1 1(72)
I HELP THEM WITH GENERAL H’HOLD OR I—
WORK TASKS 1 1(65) 1 ~(73), WE GO SHOPPING TOGETHER 1 (66) 1 (74)
OTHER THINGS 1 (67) 1 (75)
(DK) 7 (68) 7 (76)
PAS ;1700/P/A - 32C - ,-..
CARD *I5&K AQ.5a) OF EACH PERSON WHO IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED (AQ.5a) Do any of the people living in your household often give you help with
your job, however slight ? CODEANSWER IN APPROPRIATE GRIDORIGINALRESPONDENT PARTNER
YES 1 12 2
(D!! 7 7
FOR FACH PFRSON ANSWERING “YES” AT AO.5a), ASK AQ,5b) (79)-(80) BLANKN ANSWERED “YES” SKIP TOO.91 (BELOW)
AQ.5b) ~ gives you help, and what kind of help do they give ? LIST RELATIONSHIP TOORIGINAL RESPONDENT/PARTNER OF—U HELPING (UP TO MAX. OF 3) AND WRITE IN WHATHELP IS, IN APPROPRIATE GRID
[ORIGINAL RESPONDENT I
1. .................... (9 /10)
2. .................... (13/14)
3. I.................... (17/18)
IPARTNER I
START CARD 316REPEAT COLS. 1-8
DESCRIPTION OF HELP (WRITE IN) O.u.o.(11) (12)
I 1
(lb) (16)
1 1
rWHO GIVES HELP: I 1RELATIONSHIP TO~ DESCRIPTION OF HELP (WRITE IN)
O.uooo
1.● *********.***..***. (21/22)
(23) (24)’
2. .................... (25/26)(27) (28)
3. .................... (29/30)(31) (32)
&
*
(Q.91-
*
(Q.92
(33)-(80) BLANK-...-—.—.. ..... ......,
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
Now turn to page 20 of the self-completion questionnaireand answer Q.91
Please tick the boxes which best describe how often thestatements apply to you.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-5.)
Turn over to page 21 and answer Q.92
Thinking about how you spent your days last week,strongly would you agree or disagree with each offollowing statements ?TICI( (INF R(IY FIT? 68ru m I .C I
howthe ‘ 253
,-7S 11700/p/A”. -33-IUELFARE SECTIONI
mCARD 309
ASK ORIGINAL’ RESPONDENT AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLYQ.93 Now I’d like to a~ Firstly, how often have you
done each of the following, either for yourself or accompanying a child inyour family ? REAO OUT EACH ITEM BELOW IN TURN ANO WRITE NO. OF TIMESIN APPROPRIATE GRID. “NEVER”= 00 ANO DON’T KNOW = 77. FOR EACH DONE, ASK:Has this on the National Health Service or as a private patient or both ?COOE IN APPROPRIATE GRIO.
o ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
NO. OF TIMESPROVISION
(WRITE IN)NHS PRIVATE
I ONLY ONLY BOTH (DK)
a) Visited a doctor or G.P. in (53) (54) I Ithe last twelve months ? — 1 12 13 I 7 1(55
b) Visited hospital as an out- (56) (57)patient in the last three
I I I1 12 13 I 7 1(58
v~ar? 7 I I I
Q PARTNERL
i PROVISIONNO. OF TIMES NHS PRIVATE(WRITE IN) ONLY CNLY BOTH (OK)
a) Visited a doctor or G.P. 1A (59) (60) I I Ithe last twelve months ? 1 12 ]3 I 7 1(61
Ib) Visited hospital as an out- (62) (63) I I I I
patient in the last thrse 1 12 13 I 7 I(64ye= ? $
FOR q PERSON CODED 1 (NHS) o~3 (MTH) UNDER IIPROV:S13NII AT n.23b).44sKn.94IF NEITHER PERSON CODED 1 OR 3 AT Q.93b
Q.94 Now llke to ask you about your experiences with the National Health Service.Thinking about the last time you had to have an appointment made to visit hospitalas an NHS out-patie~for a new problem, either for yourself or accompanying acnlld dla you have co wait between your request for an appointinentandyour ;ir~f v;~?t to the hospital ? N.B. IF UNSURE OF DEFINITION OF A “NEW”PROBLEM, EXPLAIN THAT IT REFERS TO A PROBLEM THAT THEY HADN’T PREVIOUSLY BEENTO HOSPITAL OUT-PATIENTS FOR.
Q.95
ORIGiNALRESPONDENT PARTNER
WRITE IN NO. OF WEEKS~ ‘(65) (66J (67) (68) (69) (70)(DK = 777)
O IF EMERGENCY/CASUALTY OUT-PATIENT WITH NJ APPOINT;4ENT COCIE0000 IF STILL WAITING FOR APPOINTMENT COOE NO. OF WEE!(SWAITED SO FAR, AND ALSO
COOE:
NO APPOINTMENT YET
“-FOR EACH PERSON WHO~IF BOTH PEOPLE COOELI “O - NO APPOINTMENT YET”, SKIP TO Q.96
And how long did you, or they, have to wait to see the doctor once You were at
the hospital ? b
ORIGINALRESPONDENT PARTNER
WR{& ~N7;;i OF MINUTES-} (73) (74) (75) (76) (77) (78)
*o IF TAKEN IN STRAIGHT AWAY WITHOUT WAITING CODE 000
2540 IF..NO.TBEEN TO HOSPITAI. tlllT-PATIFNT< YFT /aITumIcu aODnTMTMCMIT UIICrIcrN afincl
PAS 11700/P -34-
Q.96 IS SELF-COMPLETION. GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION.ASK-ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER
+
(Q.96
Q.97
Q.98
Q.99
Q.1OO
Please turn to Q.96 on page 22 of the self-completionquestionnaire
For each of the items in the list please tick the numberwhich best describes how satisfied or dissatisfied you arewith each, on the basis of your own experience of livingin this area over the last three years. If you have hadno experience of a particular Item tick the “not applicable”box).”
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSCan I just check,.are there any children in your household forwhom you have direct responsibility who are in full-timeeducation, not counting nursery schools, play groups,Polytechnics or Universities ?(N.B. IF QUERIED, COLLEGES ARE COUNTED).
YES------- ----
DO any of these children attend a(private)*school as a fee-paying pupil ? *N.B. DO NOT REAO WORD “PRIVATE”IN SCOTLAND YES
(Dl!!
And can I just check again, do you have directresponsibilityfor any pre-school age childrenin your household ? YES
(D!!
IF “YES” TO EITHER Q.97 AND/OR Q.99, ASK Q.1OOREST (“NO” AT BOTH Q.97 AND Q.99) SKIP TO Q.101
SHOW CARD 17 : Do you use any of the child-care facilitieson this card to look after (any of) your child(ren) forany part of the day or evening, while you work ?IF YES, ASK: Which ? CODE ~L MENTIONED
YES, USE ...
NO DON’T USE ANY CHILD-CARE FACILITIES------~----------.------------------ .--q------RELATIVES
FRIENDS/NEIGHBOURS
CHILDMINDER (IN CHILDMINDER’S HOME)
PLAY GROUP
SOCIAL SERVICES DAY NURSERY OR CRECHE
STATE NURSERY SCHOOL
PRIVATE NURSERY SCHOOL
OTHER (SPECIFY~ CODE 1) ...............● ...
..............*...............................
(OK)
CARD 309
(7P)- AsKg.98,--------- -----.--.
;]- SKIP TOQ.99
(8Y)
27
START CARD 310
127
I o (lo)
11 (11)
l+++-1 (14)
1 (15)
1 (16)
t 1 (17)
I 1 (18)
P,4Sl?700/P -35-CARD 31()
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTQ.101
w PARTNER INDIVIDUALLYSHOW CARD 8 : During the last three years, have you personally claimed,or tried to claim, either of the benefits on this card ?~YES, ASK:Which ? CODE ~L MENTIONED IN APPROPRIATE GRID. FOR EACH MENTIONED ASK: Was yourclaim successful ? “ CODE ANSWER IN APPROPRIATE GRID. —
O ORIGINAL RESPONDENT <CLAIMED ... SUCCESSFUL ?
N02 CLAIMED NONE OF THESE (22) ~ () YES NO (DK)-------- ------------------------
{
UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT (23) ! I 1 2 7 (26
YES, CLAIMED .. SUPPLEMENTARY BENEFIT (24) 1 11217 (27
(DK) (25) 7
! SUPPLEMENTARY BENEFIT I (30) I H4M 1 i 2 i 7 I(3
Q’S 102 AND 103 ARE SELF-COMPLETION. GIVE HELP IF NEEDEO.ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION.
*
(Q.102
*
(Q.103
Please turn to page 23 of the self-completion questionnaire and answer Q.102,about your claim for Unemployment Benefit.
Thinking of the most recent time you registered a claim for Unemployment Benefit,how satisfied or dissatisfied were you with each of the items listed at Q.102.Tick one box for each. If an item does not apply to you, tick the last boxfor “not applicable”.)
FOR EACH PERSON WHO MEiNTIONED $~?OLEMENT,4R~ ~E~j~FIT AT ~.lg~ p,CKgo103IF NEITHER PERSON MENTIONED SUPPLEMENTARY BENEFIT, S!(IPTO INST. A30VE Q.104
Please turn to page 24 of the self-completion questionnaire and answer Q.103,about your claim for Supplementary Benefit.
Thinking of the most recent time you registered a claim for Supplementary Benefit,how satisfied or dissatisfied were you with each of the items listed at Q.103.Tick one box for each. If an item does not apply to you, tick the last boxfor “not applicable”.)
rtu 1IluuiG.-36-
CARD 310 -
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSQ.104 SHOldCARD 19 : Using the words on this card, how would you say the quality of
each of the following services in the area you live in has changed, if at all,over the last five years (since you’ve lived here) ?, READ OUT a)-d) BELOW ANDCODE ANSWER FOR EACH.
GOT A GOT A REMAINED GOT A GOT A7
LOT LITTLE ABOUT LITTLEBETTER
LOTBETTER THE SAME WORSE WORSE (DK)
a) the National HealthService 1 2 3 4 5 7 , (34
b) State schoolsI
1I
2 3I
4 7 (35c) council housing 1 1213 4 1;17 , (36
I I I I Id) local bus services 1 2 3 4 5 7 ; (37
Q.105 Opinions differ about the leveltwo statements comes closest to
a) benefits for the unemployedhardship
or b) benefits for the unemployedpeople from finding jobs.
of benefits for the Unemployed. Which of theseyour own opinion. READ’OU~
are too low and cause
are too high and discourage
BOTH OPTIONS ....
r
(38)
1
7
OTHER (SPECIFY AND CODE 6) ..................● ........,.....
(DK) I 6
7Q.106
IIf you had any of the following problems, is there anyone you could relyonto help you, from outsidg your own household ? READ OUT a) TO d) BELOW ANDCODE YES OR NO FOR EACH. FOR EACH “YES”, SHOW CARD 20 AND ASK: Whichof the people on this card would you turn to ? CODE ALL MENTIONED.N.B. IF “LOCALLY” IS QUERIED, SAY IS “WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE”
a)
b)
c)
d)
If you were feelingdepressed ?
If you needed someone tokeep an eye on your houseor flat while you wereaway ?
If you needed to borrow moneyto pay an urgent bill likeelectricity, gas, rent ormortgage ?
Help finding a job for
#ourself or someone in youramily ?
IF YES: WHO RELY ON ?
FRIEN2S(:ETi
&&J!S RELATIVES.---------- ------------. .. ..... Cmml )LIViffi
RELY.ON MyPNYw ?t (.39)(40)
YES 1 1NO 2
:DK) 7(48)(49)
YES 1 -1NO 2
:DK) 7:NA) .0
m
---1-NO 2
:OK) 7:NA) oYES (76)(6/)
IN02-DK) 7
J4-1-=-.IVIffiLIVIffiLIVINGUTSIDE L(X- ~ICE~ /lJ.LyL~
(4:) (4?) (4?) (4$) I (4~)(lx)
A-mI I
50 511’ 1
(5?) (6:)
(6P) (q9)
I
-rm-1
(61)1
mn-1
. . . . . . . . . . . . . ● 11/
*(54)(55)
(62) (65).............0. 7
(6!3)(64)
(/1) 1 (74J● ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ☛ 7
(7’2)257 (73)
9AS l170~/B -37-
Q.107
Q.108
Q.109
Q.110
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSSHOW CARD 21 : Which of the types of family on this card wouldyou say gets the greatest advantage from the system of taxes,services and benefits that is commonly known as the WelfareState ? CODE ~ONLY
THOSE WITH HIGH INCOMESTHOSE WITH MIDDLE INCOMES
THOSE WITH LOW INCOMESEVERYONE GETS EQUAL ADVANTAGE
(DK)
SHOW CARD 22: And which of these types of familydo you think”should get the greatest advantage from theWelfare State ? CODE O~E ONLY
THOSE WITH HIGH INCOMESTHOSE WITH MIDDLE INCOMES
THOSE WITH LOW INCOMESEVERYONE SHO!JLDGET EQUAL ADVANTAGE
(DK)
SHOW CARD 23 : And who should pay most towards the cost ofproviding the Welfare State ?
THOSE WITH HIGH INCOMESTHOSE WITH MIDDLE INCOMES
THOSE WITH LOW INCOMESEVERYONE SHOULD PAY THE SAME AMOUNT
(OK)
SHOW CARD 24 : Which of these comes closest to your viewson how much the government should sDend on each of thefollowing servic;s ? READ OUT a) TO h) BELOW AND CODEANSWER FOR EACH.
CARD 310
(75)
;347
(76)1
;47
(77)
;347
78-80 BLANKSTART CARD 311REPEAT COLS 1-8
IAGKATIQJITEI A I A IQ E AGWT -m i LOT LIITLE H LIITLEA LOT mm m m w LEss LEss LESS (CK)
a) State education o 1 2 3 4 5,6 7 ( 9)
b) Council house building oj 1 i 21 31 41 5 i 6 t 7 1(10)
c) Unemployment Benefit O! 1 ~ 2! 3 ~ 4 ~ 5 ~61 7 j(n)1
d) The National Health Service 01 1 I 2 I 3 14 I 5 [ 6 I 7 ((12)
e) Services for the elderly O! 1 ~ 2! 3~4 ~ 5 ~ 6! 7 1(13)1 f
f) Retirement pensions 01 1 I 2 I 31 41 5 161 7 1(14)
g) Defence o~l I 2 ~ 314 ~ 5 ~ 6 ! 7 ~(15)
h) Law and Order and the police oi I i 2j 3j 4i 5 j 6 j 7 i(w
IF CODED 0,1, 2FOR ANY ITEM(S) AT Q.11O, ASK Q.111REST, SKIP TO Q.113
Q.Ill 3HOW CARD 25 : Which of these would be your highest priorityfor extra spending ? CODE ~ONLY
STATE EDUCATIONCOUNCIL HOUSE BUILDING
UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITTHE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLYRETIREMENT PENSIONS
DEFENCELAW AND ORDER/THE POLICE
(DK)
(17{~8)
02030405060708-77 258
PAS 117G0/B -38- CARO 311 .-
IF CODED 0,1, 2 FOR ANY ITEM(S) AT Q.11O, ASK Q.112\
Q.112 SHOW CARD 26 : From the options on the card, which would be your first choiceas a way of paying for this ? CODE ONE ONLY IN GRID BELOW. And which wouldbe your second choice ? CODE ONE ON~IN GRID BELOW. N.B. SECOND CHOICEMUST BE DIFFERENT TO FIRST. —
,FIRST SECOND
7
CHOICE CHOICE(19)
INCREASE TAXES FOR i40STPEOPLE(20)
1 1INCREASE TAXES FOR RICHER PEOPLE
REDUCE DEFENCE SPENDING : :REDUCE SOME OTHER AREA OF GOVT SPENDING 4 4
OTHER ANSWER 6 6(DK) 7
NO SECOND CHOICE oJ
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSQ.113 SHOW CARD 27 : In general, which one of the items on this card would you regard
as the most important factor in ex~ining how well a child does at school ?CODE ONE ONLY IN GRID BELOW. And which do you think is second most important ?CODE ~ ONLY IN GRID BELOW. And which is third most important ? _CODE ONEONLY mGRID BELOW. N.B. EACH CHOICE lUSTBE DIFFERENT.
FIRST SECOND THIRDCHOICE CHOICE CHOICE(21) (22) (23)
THE ABILITIES HE/SHE IS BORN WITHTHE QUALITY OF THE SCHOOL.HE/SHE IS AT
HIS/HER FAMILY BACKGROUNDHIS/HER PERSONAL EFFORT
LUCK
NO SECOND CHOICENO THIRD CHOICE
(DK)
1 1
; 2$ 3 34 4 45 5 5
.-----------0 // / / /
/ o///// o
7 7 7
Q.114 SHOW CARD 28 : How much do you agree or disagree with each of the followingstatements ? READ OUT a)-d) BELOW AND CODE ANSWER FOR EACH
NoSTROMPGREE FEELmis DIS4J?EEDISPL3U
sTmmY SU@4-lATEITKR KAYSSM344ATsTRmLY (OK)
a) The government should actively I I ‘1 I IIencourage private health care by 1 1213 14 ~ 5 ~ 7 1(24)providing financial incentives II I
I I
b) The government should actively II I I Iencourage private education by 1 1213 ~4 ~ ~ ~ 7 ~(25)providing financial incentives I
I I I I II I [ 1 I I
II I I I Ic) Rich people should pay a greater
1 121 3 14 I 5 ~ 7 ~(26:share of taxes than they do now I I I
I I I Id) The government should give addition- 1 I “1 I I
al financial help to increase the 1 121 3 14 I 5 I 7 !(27opportunities for ethnic minorities II I Ito get jobs, housing and education.
PP~ l1700/P -39-
lCLASSIFICATIONSECTION]
* )
(Q.115
*
(Q.116
Q’s 115 TO 119 ARE SELF-COMPLETION. GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION
NO PUNCHING
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
Now turn to page 25 of the self-completionquestionnaire (the first pink page)and answer Q.115, about how you’ve been feeling in general over the last fewweeks.
Please tick which one of the five boxes best describes howyou’ve been feelingfor each of the two statements.
Have you
.... been feeling
.... been able to
Just tick one box
reasonably happy, all things considered ?enjoy your normal day to day activities ?
for each statement.)
Now answer Q.116 in the same way, but note that these boxes have different headings.
Have you recently
. . . . been feeling unhappy and depressed ?
.... been losing confidence in yourself ?)
+ Look now at Q.117 over the page. 2
(Q.117
+
(Q.118
*
(Q.119
For each item in the list, please tick the number which best describes howsatisfied or dissatisfied you are with that item. Tick one box for each.)
Can you turn now to page 27, and answer Q.118.
Tick a number from O to 10 to indicate how you rate your general PhYsical healthat this moment.)
Now answer Q.119
Do you have any longstanding illness, disability or infirmity ? By long-standing I mean anything that has troubled you over a period of time, or thatis likely to affect you over a period of time ?)
.
260
PAS 11700/P -40- 1 -.
Q.120
Q.121
+
(Q.122
+(Q.123
+
(Q.124
Q.125
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS “Are you (or is anyone in your household) covered by a privatehealth insurance scheme that allows you to get privatemedical treatment ? .
YES
(D!;
Have you or ... PARTNER’S NAME .... ever attended a (private)*school in the U.K. as a fee-paying pupil for one term ormore ? THIS SHOULD EXCLUDE NURSERY SCHOOLS, PLAY GROUPS ETC.AND VOLUNTARY AIDED SCHOOLS. CODE ONE ONLY .“
*N.B. DO NOT READ WORD“PRIVATE” IN SCOTLAND
YES, MYSELFYES, MY PARTNER
BOTHNO, NEITHER
(DK)
CARD 311
(28)127
(29)12347
Q’s 122 TO 124ARE SELF-COMPLETION. GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
Now turn to page 28 of the self-completion questionnaire and answer Q.122
If there was a general election tomorrow, would you vote ? Tick one box foryour answer.)
If you answered “yes” to Q.122 now answer Q.123.
Which political party would you vote for ? Tick one box only.)
Can you turn now to page 29, and answer Q.124.
Do you remember which party your father usually voted for when’you were growingup, say when you were aged between 12 and 14 ? And what about your mother ?Tick one box for your father and one for your mother.)
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSSHOW CARD29 : Using the scale on this card, please selectthe number which indicates the general state of repair ofyour house/flat .
WRITE IN NUMBER CHOSEN(DK= 77) ~m-
IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEE, ASK Q.126REST, SKIP TO Q.128
Q.126 What was your qross waqe or salary the last time YOU” werepaid, tha~ is,‘before deductions ~or tax, nationai insuranceor superannuation ? . ~..
CARO311
I
WRITE IN (32) (33) (34) (35”T
(OK = 7777)~
Q.127 How long a period did your last pay cover ?WEEK
FORTNIGHTFOUR WEEKS
CALENOAR MONTHOTHER PERIOD (WRITE IN~ COOE 76)
. ● ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ● ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ● ● ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎
(OK)
-
0102030476
77
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSQ.128 I’d now like to know (your net income from work in the last month/the net income
from work in the last month of everyone in your household aged 6 or above,including yourself). By net I mean after deductions for tax, national insuranceand supe~annuation. (I-realise that you may not be able to provide exactinformation for other people, only approximations, but don’t worry about that.)
(Starting with yourself), how much net income did you receive from all paid work,after deductions for tax, national insurance and superannuation, la~month.Please include any income from homeworking or selling from catalogues. WRITEIN AMOUNT ON FIRST LINE OF GRID, USING LEAOING ZERO(S) AS APPROPRIATE. (OK =7777, NOTHING = 0000).
And what about .... (NEXT RELEVANT PERSON FROM H‘HOLD GRID). CONTINUE IN THISMANNER, COOING AMOUNT FOR EACH RELEVANT PERSON IN H’HOLD - REMEMBER TO WRITE]T IN BESIOE SAME PERSON NO. AS IN H’HOLD GRID. (DK = 7777, NOTHING = 0000).
FOR E PERSON WITH AN INCOME COOED AT Q.128, ASK Q.129N NCOME CODEO FOR ANYONE AT 0.128. KIP TO 0.130
Q.129 Would you tell me the usual hours per week you/PERSON’S NAME would normallywork for this amount ? WRITE NO. OF H~S INAPPROPRIATE LINE OF GRID, USINGLEAOING ZERO(S) ,4SNECESSARY. (DK = 777). REPEAT FOR EACH RELEVANT PERSON.
PAS 11700/8 -42”
Q.130
Q.131
Q.132
Q.133
Q.134
Q.135
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSSHOW CARD30 : Which, if any, of these State Benefits do you(or anyone else in your household) receive at present ? ‘CODE ALL MENTIONED CHILD BENEFIT
FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENTRELP-fiTTR-RFNT-oR-RR7c$-FR6n-7HE-couNcT[--”-----------.------.---..-- . ----
SUPPLEM~N~ARY ~~~~~~~---UNEMPLOYMENT-BENEFIT
------S7CRRESS BEREF17--”INVALIDITY BENEFIT----------- ------------.
ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCESTATE PENSION-------.----------------.
(NONE OF THESE)(DK)
IF ANY OF ITEMS ON CARD 30 RECEIVED, ASK 0.131(Taking all these different items together) how much net incomecomes into your household each month in total from this/thesesource(s),after paying any income tax ?
WRITE IN~m
CARD31Z “
1 (44)11 (4b)1
(48)1 (49)1 (50)1 (51)i
,(52)
() (53) ) SKIP TO7 )- Q.132
m(DK = 7777) LL+-J-J
SHOW CARD31 : Which, if any, of these have you (or anyone elsein your household) received in the last year ? IOCCUPATIONAL RETIREMENT PENSION (INCLUDING WIDOW’S PENSION) 1 (58)
DISABILITY PENSION---------------------------------------SINGLE PAYMENTS FROM DHSS (::)1
INCOME FROM SAVINGS OR INVESTMENTS 1t4AINTENANCEPAYM~NT~ FRO~AN ~X-PARTtj~R 1 (:i)-------------- -- ---- ---- ------ ----
STUDENT GRANT 1 (63)FINANCIAL HELP FROM FAMILY OR FRIENDS 1------- -------- ------- - ------- ------- --
1 NCOME FRO14 RENT 1 (65)WINNINGS, GIFTS ETC 1 (66)
(NONE OF THESE) O (67) )- SKIP T(DK) 7 ) Q.134.!
IF ANY OF ITEMS ON CARD 31 RECEIVED, ASK Q.133Very approximately, if you were to average this/these outover the last year, how much extra income did it/they bringinto your hous~hold in.total each month, after paying anytax ?
I(68) (69) (/0) (/1)
WRITE IN AMOUNT-*(DK = 7777) L
IDo you (or anyone else in your household) make any of thefollowing payments to other people~ in your household ?READ OUT EACH IN TURN AND CODE ANSWER
●
YES I (DK)maintenance payments for children ? 1 I ‘: 7 (72)
maintenance payments to an ex-partner ? 1 I 2 7 (/3)parental contribution to a student grant ? 112 7 (74)
1IF CODED “YES” FOR ONE OR MORE OF ITEMSAT Q.134, ASK Q.135REST, SKIP TO INST. ABOVE Q 136Very approximately, if you ~ere to average this/these out, howmuch are you/is your household paying out in total each monthan this/these item(s), after taking account of tax “reliefs ?
WRITE IN AMOUNT-> (75) (76) (77) (78)
(DK = 7777)-? 263 1(79) - (80) BLANK
?AS 11700/B -43- I ...:.-.CHECK BACK TO 0.58
● IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS OWNER-OCCUPIER, ASK Q.136o IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS TENANT, SKIP TO Q.137● REST, SKIP TO Q.140OWNER-OCCUPIERS
Q.136 How much do you pay on your mortgage each month ?(IF OWNED OUTRIGHT CODE 0000)●
CARD313
1
WRITE IN MORTGAGE (9) (10) (11) (12) - NOW SKIP(DK = 7777) ~ TO Q.138
TENANTSQ.137 =h do you pay on rent each month, excluding rates ?
(IF RENT-FREE, CODE 0000)
WRITE IN RENT(13) (14) (15) (16) - NOW GO
(DK= 7777)~ TO Q.138
I
N.B. IF CAN ONLY GIVE RENT AND RATES COMBINED WRITE IN TOTAL IAMOUNT BELOW
WRITE IN RENT(DK = 7777)
OWNER-OCCUPIERS AND TENANTS
I
(17) (18) (19) (2!)& RATES~
- NOW SKIPTO Q.140
1
I
●
Q.138 How much do you pay on rates, including water rates ? I .
WRITE IN RATES ‘—I(DK = 7777) e
Q.139 How long a period does this cover ?WEEK
FORTNIGHTFOUR WEEKS
CALENDAR MONTHSIX MONTHS
TEN MONTHS/YEARLY
OTHER PERIOD (WRITE IN @4QCODE 76)..............oo.....
(DK)I
(25/26)010203040506
76
77
PPS ll?oo/P - 44
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSQ.140 Have you had a (family) holiday
CARD 313 ‘“. .
in the last 12 months ? (27)YES 1 -ASKg 141-----.---. ---..----.- s.---.-.-NO 2) SKIP
(DK) I 7)- TO Q.142
Q.141 How much did your last main (family) holiday cost, includingspending money ?
WRITE IN AMOUNT(DK = 1111)~
mQ.142 Do you save regularly ? (32)
YES 12
(D!; 7
Q.143 In the last year have you ever had to fall behind in yourpayment of .... READ OUT EACH IN TURN AND CODE ANSWER
I {ES NO (DK) (NA)
your mortgage/rent ? 1 \ “2 \ 7 ~ o 1(33)
your gas bills ? 1 I 2 1 7’ I o 1(34)
your electricity bills ? 1 ~ 2 17 lo ~ (35)
hire purchase payments ? 1 ] 2 I 7 I O 1(36)
IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEE, ASK Q.144IF PARTNER IS EMPLOYEE, ASK PARTNER Q.144IF NEITHER PERSON IS EMPLOYEE, SKIP TO 0.145
Q.144 Does your employer provide you with any of the following benefits ? READ OUTa)-e) IN TURN AND CODE ANSWERS FOR RESPONDENT AND/OR PARTNER IN APPROPRIATE GRID(S)
A pe,~sionscheme beyond thebasic government scheme
RESPONDENT k. PARTNER?
YES NO (DK) I YES NO (OK)I I
112171 (37) 11217 I (421
A company car provided free
Employer-paid private medicalinsurance
Time off work for any domesticproblems on part or full pay
Time off work for domesticproblems, unpaid
1 i2i7 i (38) 1 1217 I (43;
1I I I II 21 7 I (39) 11217 ~ (44;
1 12i7 I (4o) 1 1217 I (45:
1 (41) 112171 ~2171 I II ~b6~
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PAS 11?00/6 -45-
L ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSCARD 313
ASK ALq.145 Do you have any plans for yourself and your household at the
present time ? IF RESPONDENTASKS WHAT KIND OF PLANS AREMEANT REPLY: Whatever you like. (47)
YES 1 - ASK CJ.146-------------------------- --------.2)- SKIP TO
(0[! 7) INST. BELOW
Q.146 Could you tell me about them ? PROBE FULLY I ’48)I ’49
t-t
(50) (51)
(32) (53)
_
INST.+ NOW TAKE BACK SELF-COMPLETIONS, CHECK THEY HAVE BEEN FILLED IN CORRECTLY,AND THEN INTRODUCE OIARY - I
WRITE IN TIME:-
.........● .0..● ...● .....● .......● .
: INTRODUCTIONANO PLACING
You’ll have realised by now that we’re interested in the way people live theirlives. In the very last part of the survey we’d like to find out about howyou spend your time.
This is a sort of diary, as you see . . . . SHOW EXAMPLE DIARY, AND EXPLAIN HOWTO FILL IT IN.
We’d like each person in the household over the age of 14 to fill in a diary forone week. That means .... (CALCULATE NUMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD GRID) diaries,doesn’t it ?
o ON THE FRONT OF EACH DIARY WRITE IN THE PERSON’S NAME AND THEIR~. FROM THE H’HOLDGRID, THE Q‘AIRE NO. (FROM THE CONTACT SHEET) AND T~ SUGGESTED START OATE.
Could I ask you to give these to .... (NAME ABSENT HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS) ? Ifyou could also show them how to fill in the diaries that would be very helpful.
LEAVE THE NECESSARY NUMBER OF FREEPOST ENVELOPES TO RETURNDIARIES. NO STAMPS ARE REQUIREO
~COOE WHETHER OIARIES ACCEPTED: OIARIES ACCEPTED - FOR ALL
SOME
NONE
l)a WRITE IN NO.2) LEFT BELOW-------.-------------3 - SKIP TO
Q.147
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(~9)
2
r
(60)-(80)
3 BLA1’lK
WRITE IN NUMBER LEFT~m
tNOW COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR IIOIARY PRoGREss CHASER ON LAST PAGEI
IF DIARIES REFUSED, ASK Q.147Q.147 It is possible that the University team responsible for the
project in”... AREA ... may.wish ~o get i.ntouch with some ofthe eople who have been interviewedto discuss some aspects
Kof t e research a bit more. In the event of your name YESbeing chosen; would you be willing to take part ?NO
ITHANK REsPoNoENT!s) ANO CLOSE INTERVIEW1 MAYBE
phs 11700”/B -46-
1 DETAILS FOR DIARY PROGRESS CHASER I
ON COMPLETING THE INTERVIEW, FILL IN~HE FOLLOWING DETAILS THEN TEAR OFF THIS SHEET ANDSEND IT (IN ONE OF THE FREEPOST ENVELOPES SUPPLIED) TO THE PERSON WHO HAS BEEN ALLOCATED“DIARY PROGRESS CHASER” IN YOUR AREA.
N.B. AT THE END OF EACH DAY’S WORK SEND ~ COMPLETED SHEETS TO THE PROGRESSCHASER, EVEN IF THIS IS ONLY ONE SHEET. THE PROGRESS CHASER NEEDS THISINFORMATION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
o ADDRESS..............................● ........*.●
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎
8 PHONE NO ...............................OR: NO ‘PHONEREFUSED :
a SCELI QUESTIONNAIRE NO.I
@ START DATE YOU SUGGESTED FOR DAIRY COMPLETION.................● ........1987
$ NO. OF DAIRIES GIVEN TO HOUSEHOLD................0● ● .● .................
0 EXPLAIN TO RESPONDENT(S) THAT A PERSON EMPLOYED BY THE UNIVERSITY TO CO-ORDINATETHE DIARY STAGE OF THE PROJECT WILL PERHAPS BE CONTACTING THEM IN A FEW DAYS‘ TIMETO SEE HOW DIARY COMPLETION IS PROGRESSING AND TO ANSWER ANY QUERIES THEY MIGHTHAVE. FILL IN:
a) THE MOST CONVENIENT DAY AND TIME FOR THEM TO CALL.
DAY......● ● ..........● .● .......................TIME.........................ORALTERNAT-IVELY
DAY.......● ..● ....● .● ● ...................0● .● ..TIME.........................
b) THE NAME OF PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO WILL BE “IN CHARGE” OF DIARYCOMPLETION (GENERALLY THE ORIGINAL RESPONDENT).
NAME OF CONTACT: MR/MRS/MISS/MS.● .......● .......● ..............● ........● ● .
I THANK RESPONDENT(S) AND CLOSE INTERVIEW I
THIS FORM IS THE PROPERTY OF PUBLIC ATTITUDE SURVEYS RESEARCH LIMITED, PO BOX 91, RYEPARK HOUSE, LONDON ROAD, HIGH WYCOMBE, BUCKS HP1l lEF.
. 267
GENERAL CONVENTIONS
MISSING DATA:
7,77,777,77778,88,888,88889,99,999,9999
CARDS 315-316323-327320-322317-319328-336314
DKRefused/Data not recordedSkip
AberdeenCoventryKirkcaldyNorthamptonRochdaleSwindon
P
INTERVIEWERCOMPLETE
0
@
o
●
●
o
ASSIGNMENT NO.
‘k! -
(SCELI)QUESTIONNAIRENO”
CARD NO.
Iqlllq
ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’S NAME: MR/MRS/MISS/k .QM...............~Ku~PARTNER’S NAME: MR/MRS/MISS/MS ......................................
ADDRESS:
. . . . . . . . . ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
POSTCODE~uz=l
(9- 15)BLANK
MALEFEMALE
(16)12
SEX: Q&LQl!& PARTNER o AGE: i+ow old oR?GINAL PARTNERRESPONDENT were you last RESPONDENT
(17)birthday ?
(18) (19) (?0)(21)12 “RITElN+m m
iDATE 0RIGI;ir7LLYINTERVIEWED ~(FROMCQNTACT SHEET)
~ 1’8’INTERVIEW LENGTH:
TIME INTERVIEN STARTED:
TIHE INTERVIEbJFINISHED:
. . . . . . . . . . . . ..-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . LENG”
(Z:)WANSWER FROM CONTACT SHEET TO:
t-i OF IN ERVIEW (MINS)I(29) (3cl-t31)
1I CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE RECORD OF AN INTERVIEW FOR THIS SURVEY INTERVIEWNO.
(FRONO1, IN ORDERSIGNATURE ............................... INTERVIEWER’S NO. OF INTERVIEWING)
oATE~19f37 ‘Q m(32)(33 (34(39 ..
(39) (qj)THIS FORM IS THE PROPERTY oF puBLIc ATTITIJDEsljRVEysREsEARCH LIMITED, PO Sox 91, RYE PARHOUSE,LONDON ROAD, HIGH”UYCOMBE, BUCKS HP1l lEF
—.
PAS 11700/B/A -4B-
Fiim=l!
ASK A(2.1 OF EACH H’tiOLDMEMBER WHO IS AN EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED
1
(INCLUDING ORIGINAL RESPONDENT. IF APPLIC~IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT/NO-ONE IN H’HOLD IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED,SKIP TO NEXT PAGE
AQ.1 DO you/does .... NAME .... work in the oil industry or in an oil-relatedindustry ? RECORD PERSON NO. AND ANSWER BELOW
c1REMEMBER,
PERSON NO. OFN.B.THE ORIGINAL
EACH H’HOLD
Respondent”IS’”*’’”-~-=~- [email protected] —.,.
PERSON NO. 01EMPLOYEE/SELF-EMPLOYED
( 9) (lo)
-S No Q.15 AND NO PAGE 5 1I J
. . .’ : -., -+~1-=.- -. . . ...- .,
ANSWER.-.-do-I ~~+m+
-%kTiNo ; AiFFYES
(OK) 7
PAS 11700/p/A- 32A-
,
Q.90a)
Q.90b)
ASK Q .90a, b OF EACH PERSON ANSWERING “MORE TIME OFF” AT 0.89IF NEITHER ANSWERED “MORE TIME OFF” SKIP TO AQ.2 (8ELOW)
SHOW CARD 16 : Which one of the things on this card wouldyou most like to do with the extra time off ?CODE~ ONLY, UNDER CORRECT HEADING
SHOW CARD 16: And which one would be your second choice ?
CODE ONE ONLY UNDER CORRECT HEADING
:1ORIGINAL RESPONDEN
-1 Ia) ~ b)MOST LIKE SECOND
....4~~,~,-~-...C”0~CE
-. , .: , I “~;6)I‘4i:8)HOUSEWORK
ODD JOBS/SENiNG/GARDENING/BREi41NG I 02 j 02
CINEMA/THiAT~NG LIVE SPORT t “ !/EATING OR DRINKING OUT
11
03 03. . .- . . - - - - -- - - ----- - - - -- -— —-GOING TO GROUPS OR MEETINGS/
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 04 04
PLAYING SPORT I 05 I 05
SPENDING TIME WITH THE CHILDREN
It
06 06---- ___ --- ——— .—GAMES O&#OE!OJ&&JIT HONE... ~.~7 - ‘o; -
EDUCATION, TRAINING OR FURTHERSTUDIES 08 08
RELAX ING/WATCHI NG TV AT HOME I 09 I 09
11
FoiE-oFfi-w-~~~-,=”’ --wir’”‘-vro-(DK) 77 77
—
I PUNCH CARD~09J
~PARTNER
a)MOST LIKE‘“TO DO(49,50)0102 ,...
03.-—— -
04
05
06..>i – -
08
09
-’06-
77
b)SECONDCHOICE”(51,52)
01
02
03——- -
04
05
06——— .07. ,...,,.,b.*
08
09
.A-.
+.lJh -——
CARD 315,Y I
.——— ......—
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT&D PARTNER INDIVIDUAL
AQ.2 SOW CARD Al: Do you do any of these things with any ofyour relatives ? CODE ALL MENTIONEDIF YES, ASK: which ? _IN APPROPRIATE GRID -
ORIGINAL 1
Azu~ A2FIA
RESPONDENT PARTNER
NO DON’T DO ANY SOCIALIZING WITH RELATIVES o 1 (27) o I (36)1-- -- ------------- .---- ------------ ------ ---
~ :~~ :
‘z~~ A~p~ --- MEET IN SOMEONE‘S HOME 1 (28) 1 (37)
A2RC ~2PC SHARE LEISURE/RECREATION
A2~~ A2p QACTIVITIES 1 (29) 1 (38)
KY HELP ME WITH GENERAL H’HOLD—YES, DO ....
~z PEOR WORK TASKS 1 ](30) 1 f (39)
~HELP THEM WITH GENERAL H’HOLD I IOR WORK TASKS
hz~~ A2PF -
1 (31) 1 (40)
WE GO SHOPPING TOGETHER
AZWA2QG. ..
1 (32) 1 (41)
FORMAL FAMILY GATHERINGS 1 (33) 1 (42)
OTHER THINGS .1...3 3r.”’ ..-
ZRI-::2. ...-’””. .:- ~(OK 7 ,(5
n -“ h~fi~~c n a~ : b.< -z 7 WIc .~
D~S 1]700/p/A. 32B -
,.” CARD 315ASK ORIGINAL RIS?ONOENT AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
AQ.3 S90W CAR3 A2: Oo you do any of these things with any cfyour neiqnbours ? IF YES, ASK: Uhich ? COOE ALLMENTIONED IN APPROPRIATEGRID
—
NOt OON’T DO ANY SOCIALIZINGWITH NEIGHBORS--. -..----.----..--..---.--.--------...-.--.-.
r HEET IN SOMEONE’S HOME
I SHARE LEISURE/RECREATION ACTIVITIES
THEY HELP M& HITH GENERAL H’HOLOOR WORK TASKS
I ~HELP THEHHITH GENERAL H’HOLDOR WORK TASKS
I ME GO SHOPPING TOGETHER\
OTHER THINGS
I ORIGINALRESPONDENT I PARTNER I
“H-MR-M1
t
1 j47)l 1 1(55)
mI+3RH A3PH (OK) [ 7
IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED, ASK AQ.4IF PARTNER IS EMPLOYEEOR SELF-EMPLOYED,ASK Afj4IF NEITHER IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED SKIP TO”Q.91 (NEXT PAGE
AQ.4 STILL SHOWING CARD A2: And do you do any of these thingswith any of your current work-mates ? IF YES, ASK: Hhich ?CODE A&L MENTIONED INAPPROPRIATE GRTO
1-ORIGRESPOI
A+&4 A+PA Not DON‘ T 00 ANY SOCIALIZING WITH ANY OF ~oRK-~TEs/ oNOT APPLICABLEAS MORK ON OUN--------.--.--.-....-.-.-.-------.--......--.
IMEET IN SOMEONE’S HOME 1
SHARE LEISURE/RECREATIONACTIVITIES ~ 1
~HELP~E WITH GENERAL H’HOLD
1.-OR MORK TASKS 1
JHELP THEM WITH GENERAL H’HOLD ORWORK TASKS
E
1
WE GO SHOPPING TOGETHER 1
. OTHER THINGS 1
(DK) 7
I(52)I 7 !(60) I
&_laI!d
=b4I
(61) O I(69)
(62) 1 (70)
(63) 1 (71)
4+-4
=
(65) 1 +73)
(66) 1 (74)
(67) 1 (75)
(68) 7 (76)
..
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PAS 11700/P/A - 32C -
ASK AQ.5a) OF EACH PERSON WHO IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED CARG J15AQ.5a) Do any of the people living in your household often ive you he
your job, however slight ? 7CODE ANSUER IN APPROF’RIA E GRIOA5 <PAO!?iGiNAL I
;: mFOR FACH PERSON ANSWERING “YES” AT AO.5a). (l,5bASK A (79)-(80)BLANKIF NEITHER PERSON ANSUERFD “YES” SKIP TOQ.91 (8ELOU; “
AQ.5b) &o gives you help, and what kcof help do they give ? LIST RELATIONSHIPTOORIGINAL RESPONDENT/PARTNEROF~ HELPING (UP TO MAX. OF 3) AND-HATHELP 1S, IN APPROPRIATE GRID
[ORIGINAL RESPONDENT START CARD 316REPEAT COLS. 1-8
WHO GIVES HELP:RELATIONSHIP TO
.. .,L
ORIGINAL RESP(JNDENT DESCRIPTION OF HELP (ldRITE IN) O.u.o.
.JwmA. . . . . . (9 /10) ‘sa~~b(11) (12)
1.ati~
(15) (16)’2. @K~.2.& .. .... (13/14) AS~Gz6
I
.&5.1Lb.3ti. . . . . . . . (17/18) AS R%3(5 “(19) (20)
3,
i_!wEJ
‘UHO GIVES HELP:RELATIONSHIP TOPARTNER DESCRIPTION OF HELP (WRITE IN)
O.u.o.f
.A5. R.bZA . . . . . . . (21/22) A5~B46 (23) (24;i 1,
\ 2. .&sJ?.6.2A ....... (25/26) /4s P62b(27) (28)
—
.A5.P.63 A..,.... (29/30) As f63t%(31) (32)
3.
(33)-(80) BLANK.. —. —.
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER
*Now turn to page 20 of the self-completion questionnaireand answer Q.91
(Q.91’ Please tick the boxes which best describe how often thestatements apply to you.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-5.)
* Turn over to page 21 and answer Q.92
(Q.92 Thinking about how you spent fiur’~sys last-iieek,h&*’~------ - .
stron91y would you agree or ~~$qgr~p-~t~ sash of t~ .G;$+-%.,W,+.. . .}following-statements ?TVry nhlc anv mm chru nc 1 -c \
OmDt+csMain SurveyMar. -Apr.’87
CODEFRAME
AQ5bRELATIONSHIP
A05b) : Who (living in your household) gives you help (with your job)
and what kind of help do they give ?
I WHO GIVES HELP - RELATIONSHIP I
CODE EACH PERSON’S ANSWERS SEPARATELY
o ORIGINAL RESPONDENT-
0 PARTNER
01 SPOUSE/PARTNER
02 SON
03 DAUGHTER
76 OTHER
77 DON’T KNOW
88 NOT STATED/RZWSED
UP TO 3 SEPARATE RE’LATIONSSIPSCODED ON COB. 9-10~ 13-14 AND 17-18
UP TO 3 SEPARATE RELATIONSHIPS CODEDON COL$. 21-22t 25-26 AND 29-30
. 275
Gwvt
FRAMEAQ-5b
A05b ) : \./ho (living in your household) gives you help (with your job) and what
kind of help do they give ?
KIND OF HELP GIVEN I
\
ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
RELATIONSHIp HELP GIVEN
FOR EACH RELATIONSHIP CODED IN THEFIRSmRT OF THE GRID CODE THE KINDOF H5LP T!31SPSRSON GIV5S TO Tl?SORIGINU FSSPOl~31~lPMtTt?3?.IN TIUADJAC5NT COZS. l;~THS SECO1~DPART
OF THE GRID
I COLS 9-1o ------ COLS ~1-lzCON 13-14 ------ CON 15-16
COI.S 17-18- ------ CON 19-20
.?
PARTNER
RELATIONSHIp HELP GIVEN
JCOE 21-22 ------ COLS 23-2fI
COB 25-26 ------ COG 27-28
COL.S 29-30 ------ CON 31-32
01
02
03
04—
05
06
07
76
77
BOOK-KEEPING
OTHER CLERICAL WORK (inc. answering ‘phones)
MANUALWORK. (e.g. drivin~, farm work)
DOMESTIC WORK
PARTNER IN BUSINESS/JOB SHARING/WORK SHARING
~vIcE/pRf)BL~ SOLVING
MORAL SUPPORT/LISTENING
OT?KR
DoN’T KNOW
—o
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iwHCSAREA -5PEC(FIt
I~i~,Main Survey
Coventry
COOE600K‘March-April’87
P
INTERVIEWER COMPLETE
*
o
0
ASS!GNNENT NC.[ I
(SCEL:) QuESTIO~~NA!RENO”
q@=
OR!GINAL RE-&NDENT’S NAME: MR/MRS/MISS/MS................ . .
CARD NO.
m
““”””””c~8 PARTNER’S ?;X4E: MR/MRS/MISS/14S ........0.............................
@ AOORESS:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
POSTCOOEU333m
(9 - 15)BLANK
@ SEX:
MALEFEMALE
QRLmiAL PARTNERRESPONDENT
(16) (17)12 ;
o AGE: liOW old ORIGINAL PART?iERwere you last RESPONDENTbirthday ?
(18) (19) (20)(21)
WRITEI~+m M
OATE ORIG;,J..’,LI’I’INTERVIEWED ANSWER FROM CONTACT SHEET TO: (xl(ii?Or.1CONTACT SHEET)
~ 1’8’
(~~”j
‘“’~ ;. (27* 23)
.
INTERVIEU LENGTH:
TIME INTERVIEW STARTED: .............
TiH& INTERVIEWFINISHED: ............. LENGTH OF IRTERVIE!d(MINS)I
(29 (3O bl)
I CERTIFYTHATTHIS IS A TRUE RECORD OF AN INTERVIEMFOR THIS
I SIGNATURE ....................*......... INTERVIEWER’SNO.
I THIS FORM IS THE pROpERTY Of pUBLIC ATTITUDE SURVEYS RESEARCHi HOUSE, LONDON ROAD, HIGH UYCOMBE, BUCKS HP1l lEF
SURVEY INTERVIEH NO.(FROHO1, IN ORDEROF INTERVIEWING)
I I(39) (40)
LIHITED, PO BOX 91, RYE PARK
. 277
. . . .
.
]ASKRfSPONOENT ANO PAAUhen was the last tlmeyou took tl~ off”’”’” 1‘TMT CARD 323 1
CQ.1 SliOUCARDClwrk because a child was Ill or needed to be looked after.’ ‘.”:’’’.:.
CQ.2
,,
CQ.3
. . .at home ?
.’... . . :L
.. ‘:.,,
. .,.;.,’ . .. .. . ‘.,,. \,...:. % ,>., .’ .
- HiTHINtHE LAST 140NTHHITHIN THE LAST 6HONTJiS
.. NITHIN ONE YEARHORE THAN ONE YEAR AGO
NEVER(OK)
‘3457
3“4s7
SHOW CARO c1 When did you last take a child to thedoctor or dentist ? I
Have youhours ?
. . ..
. . .:.-.. .f.
‘~ifiIN,THE””~s~”~’N~H
WITHIN THE LAST’6 MONTHSMITHIN ONE YEAR
“NORE.lHAJtbNEYf~ AGO.; ..,..:.“,.,....-:: NEVER“..:..””
(OK),.”.
.“-+y : ,;y,.,...ti,.. ..-. ,“
.!...f.i.1”3’.,.,>.,....:.“:
7.“ .: ..<’.’.,,’ “..-,, . .,, ,”
ever taken a child to work with you during working. Iedjt3 ‘<Q~3,,ORIGINAL
<
RESPONDENT PARTNER.,. . ~.(14).,,,..,
,. ‘: YES, ONCE “-”: ; “~-:‘ 1YES SEVERAL TI14ES 2. ‘“2------------------- “-;q-----------------~--------------
—
WCQ.4 Hhywas that ? PROBE
ORIGINAL RESPONDENT:
.-.
..- ...,.
3 3(OH 7 7 I
CQIWA(15) (16)
FULLY
Cq U4~ (17) (18)
C.mq c(19) (20)
c.m4r) (21) (22) —..
PARTNER:.“,
.. . . . . “Cw 44’. (23)““‘(24)..,..
CM46(25) (26)
Cseed~die~~O%+CQ ~+~ (27) (28J -
— hiiiiiv
PAS 11700/B/C-21a -
CHECK BACK TO LIFE HISTORY. If ORIGINAL RiSPi3NDENTl+3VEDINTO COVENTRY AFTER AGE 14, CHECK FIRST MOVE INTO MEA, ANDASK CQ.5 (OTHERS SKIP TO CQ.61 —
[ PUNCH CARD 3231
CQ.5 SHOW CARD CA Which one of these reasons comes closest to
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your~ reason for~ing Intothe Coventry area in 19....(YEAR FROM LIFE HISTORY). CODE ONE ONLY INGR1O 6ELOU,
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INICER PLACE TO LIVE Iosl
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CQ.8 SHOW CARD C2: Uhlch ~ of these ,reasonsccmes closest toyour ~ reason for moving 1nto the Coventry area ?..CODEOtlJONLY IN GRID 8ELOU
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- NICER PLACE TO ~IVE”’.‘~, ‘;- 05 1
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‘“ ~TO BE wEAR fiELATIVES/FRIENOS .. 07 {. . . . . . ..-
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OTHER (WRITE IN ANOCODE76)
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76. . . . . . . . .
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTAND PARTNER INOIVIDUALLYCQ.9 SHOW CARD C3 . Hhere were your parents born ?
CQR9
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OUTSIDE BRITISH ISLES
ELSEWHERE IN ENGLAND
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c UCL* c (ICL? aIF ANY CHILDREN LIV OUTSIDE C VENIw-f-””!YAREA ASK CQ.12
EACH.OTHERS SKIP TO CQ.13 ICQ. 12 SHOUCARO C 4 Mhich one of these reasons best describes why ...
(NA14EOF CHILO) leI
CHILD OUTSIDE THE
MRITE IN NO->
TO GO TO COLLEGE OR TRAINTO GO TO A JOB
TO LOOK FOR A JOB8ECAUSE THEIR PARTNER
CHANGED EMPLOYMENTBECAUSE THERE UERC NO
JOBS HEREOTHER (lfRITEIN)
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the Coventry area ? CODE ONE FOR EACHtVENTRYAREA. I(66,67):Qncut
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IAre there any (other) membersof your farsilywho havemoved out of the Coventry area for reasons related toemployment ?
cQR@ C4P f4 ,,ORIGINALRESPONDENT PARTNER
(2;) (2$)YES
2 2“(D& :-, 7 7 4
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Do you have any close friendswho have%bv~’”wthe..:
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Coventry area for reasons related to-eql~pnt ? ~.,.
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(2;) (2;) ‘:,:“.~. YES “:....
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CQ. 18 SHOW CARD C6 How often do you see ..... ? FRIENO AT CQ.17a
DAILY
UEEKLY
FORTNIGHTLY
MONTHLY
LESS OFTEN
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ASK ORIG:NAL RESPONDENTCij.19 Do any members of this householdbelongto any of the
follcwingorganisations? READ OUT 1-8. URITE IN FOR EACHORGANISATION THE MEMBERS, USING THE NUM8ERS FROM HOUSEHOLD
‘R]’” ‘F ‘oNE’ coo’~ NO, NONE
atq (OK)
FOR EACH ORGAN!SATION WITH MEMBERS: SHOU CARD C7How often does .... take part in activities related to theorganisation ? COOE FOR EACH MEM8ER.
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[PUNCH CARD324 1
(65)o7
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WRITE IN PERSON—>(7(3’71)(72/73) (74/75)(76177) (78 - 80) BLARK
NUM8ERS OF MEMBERS wA~I *1:3 ‘A;:A% ca~~~ C41MAS CQ::444 START CARD 325
A MORE THAN ONCE A WEEK(12) q)
1ONCE A WEEK ; ;
ONCE IN 2WEEKS : 3 : 3MONTHLY 4 4 4
LESS OFTEN : 5 5NEVER : 6 6 6
(OK) 7 7 7 7CQ~ AM ~HA6~@I~$~ cQ144ak 4w48sc*ti4&
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NUMBERS OF MEMBERS ‘ lcelwAlICQN4AIIUW431C fMwkH4Ad-~- I
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MONTHLYLES; OFTEN
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ONCE IN 2HEEKS140NTHLY
LESS OFTENNEVER(DK)
~ Political OrganisationURITE INPERSONNUMBERS OF MEM8ERS
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ONCE IN 2HEEKSHONTHLY
LESS OFTENNEVER(OK)
6. OraanisationConcernedwithhobbies/culturalactivities
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FMORE THAN ONCE AUEEK
ONCE AHEEKONCE IN 2HEEKS
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ONCE IN 2UEEKSHONTHLY
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C~iCK LIFE HISTORY[F UA5 E\/ER H,40CH[LfjRE~ ASK ORIGINAL RISPONOINT
-.L4.2C. SH@W CARO 17 Can you tell me whether you have ever usedany (any ctner) cnildcare arrangements in the past, to enable*fQIJ ~~tn to work ? IF YES, Uhich ? COO[ ALL~ENTIONEO
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CQM 6 RELATIVES
GQ&C FRIENOS/NE!GHaOURS
CQ&~ CHILOMINOER (lNCHILOHINOER’S HOME)
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quFPLAY GROUP
Uuq SOCIAL SERVICES NURSERY OR CRECHE
Cqti H STATE NURSERY SCHOOL
Cqax PRIVATE NURSERY
cqtiJ OTHER (SPECIFY ANO COOE 1)
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BLANKI
SEX: uu!m!ilum!f3 o AGE: HOW old ORIGINAL PARTNERRESPONOE~ were you last RESPONDENT
(16) (17) birthday ? I(18) (19) Qo) (21) ‘
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7i:;~INTERVIEU FINISHED:
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ErrH(2cJ(3~ (31)
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[ 1 CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE RECORD OF AN INTERVIEM FOR THIS SURVEY lNTERVIEldNO. iI
~ SIGNATURE ...,..........● ....● O.,,,,..,O INTERVIEWER’SNO.(FROM 01, IN ORDEROF INTERVIEWING) II
~ DATEgJtJJ987 =MiI THIS FORM IS THE PROPERTY OF PUBLIC ATTITUDE SURVEYS RESEARCH LIMITED, PO BOX 51, RYE PARK
1
HOUSE, LONOON ROAD, HIGH WYCOU8t, BUCKS HP1l lEF I1 I—. .-
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PAS 11700/P/K - 148 -. .
IF ARE ClIILO(REN)AGED 150R UNDER IN H’HOIO GRID, GO TOINST. BELOMREST, SKIP TOIN5T. ABOVE Q.37a)(NEXT PAGE)
INSTRUCTION: O
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IF ORIGINALRESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYEO,ASK KQ.1
IF PARTNER IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED,ASK KQ.I
IF NEITHER PERSON EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED,SKIP TO INST.ABOVE Q.38 (NEXT PAGE)
KQ.1 Can I just check, do you have dtrect responsibilityfor(any of) the child(ren) in your household who are aged15 or under ? KG.>.
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START CARD 320REPEAT COLS 1-8
ORIGINAL
(9) (101
YES 1 12 2
(0[; 7 7
FOR FACH7 ERSON ANSWERING “YES” AT KQ.1, ASK KQ.2 !
IF NEITHER PERSONANSWERED ‘YES”, SKIP TO INST. ABOVEQ.37al (NEXT PAGE)
KQ.2 How many times in the last six months have you taken timeoff work because of your child(ren)aged 15 or under ?
a.. -,‘.~w -,.,. KUZ K?z
ORIGINAL-.,.,-. * ..* “~”+-” * - “ ‘ ““’-““ RESPONDENT< . . .._-u--- PARTNER ---
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,-G! ASK ALL FEMLES WHO HAVE HAD CHILDRENQ.47. OTHERSSKIP
PuNCHCARD 307 1TOKC.: (BELOW)
Q.47 S~OU-CAI?D-8 :’ How Importantwas eachof the followingfactorsin influencingyour declslon aboutWhetheror notto have a paid job when your (last) child was below school I
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)’
f)
g)
h)
age ?
READOUT EACH OF a) -h).
81yhousehold’s need’ for 4;come...-.
My views about what was bestfor mychild(ren)
llypartner’s VIews about whatI should do
The availability of satisfactor~child-care facilities
The amount I liked/dlsllked theJob I had before having mychiId
The availability ofa part-tiujob .. .,
Lack of jobs in the area..- --.:+
Possible loss of welfarebenefits
1DECISION HAS INFLUENCED “
~
K(3.3IS SELF-COMPLETION. GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
*Please turn to page 2B of the self-completionquest’KQ.3
onna
{71)
(72)
(73)
(74)
(75)
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re and answer
(KQ.3 Please tick which of the items in the grid is the nwst important partof your life - your work, your home and family or both equall ?) .
kR3 PKP3 &e df-k~ *4)ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
Q.48 I would now like to ask you a few questions about events Inyour past life.
Firstly, can you tell me when you first got married or setup home together ?
293
PLEASE ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION ON THESE SELFCOMPLETION QUESTIONS
+’ Turn now to page 340f the self-completion questionnaire andanswer Q.49
(Q.49 Me are interested In whyyw.and your partner got marriedOr Set Up home when you did. Uould you please tick thosethinijswhich were important in influencing the point in yourlife w%n you first set up home together.TICK ALL THAT APPLY.) -.
*Now answer KQ.4on page 3%of the self-completion.
(KQ.4 When you first set up honw together, how much of an idea did you have ofhow you were going to fit togetheryour working lives and your familylife in terms of having children ? Please tick which o~ of optionsA to Dcomes closest to how you felt t~.)
KIL4 4 KP4 (;== self”c~h~%+d)+ If you ticked description Aor 8can you now answer KQ.5. If you t~clced
description C can you now answer KQ.6. If you ticked description O thereis no following question.
(KQ.5 Have thtngs worked out as you planned ?)
K~~+~~~ ($ec +U=+J+or (KQ.6,tlave.things worlwd,~ut as you expected ?) -
Q.50
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(Q.51
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTCan I just check, have youstarted livinq touether ?
had any children ~ince You
YES----------.
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNERNow turn to page 4 of the self-completionquestionnaireand Q.51
Uould You please tick thosethings which were jmDortant ininfluencing the point iriyour llie when you and your presentpartner had your first child together.TICK ALL THAT APPLY.)
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PAS 11700/P/K -20-
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS
KQ,7 How many rooms do you have In your household’s accomdatlon,Including the kitchen but apart from the hallway, bathroomand toilet ?
I CARD 320 ,.
.
Q.57a Can I just check, have you ever”moved house or flat ?
YES........---
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IF ‘YES’ AT Q.57aQ.57b SHOW CARO : Uhich of the factors on this card explain
why you moved the last time you did ?
CODE ALL MENTIONEO
I UANTEO A DIFFERENT SIZE OFHOUSE/FLAT
.. ..&p. .- ..+9-. :..i& I WANTED AOIFFERENT TYPE OFHOUSE/FLAT
I HOVED BECAUSE OF MY JOB,.-.qti:me*. ,--“~”-’ ‘“--- “~”--’--’”-’-’”’ ‘ “’”-
i WANTED TO BUY AHOUSE/FLAT
ITNADE FINANCIAL SENSE TO BUY A BETTER HOUSE
I UANTEO TO HOVE TO ABETTER AREA
I HANTED TO BE NEARER RELATIVES
MY MARRIAGE WAS BREAKING UP
I UASGETTING MARRIED/REMARRIED
OTHER (URITE IN ANO CODE 1
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTQ.58 (Can I just check), do you
(OK)
own or rent this houselflat ?
OUN/BUYING-------- ....RENT..-----.-
OTHER (eq BOARD 8 LODGING ETC)
PUNCH CARO 308 [
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1 - ASK 9.57b--------.- --------.2)- SKIP TO7) Q.58
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1 (14)
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‘AS 11700/P/K - 21A -
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IF OWNER-OCCUPIERS, ASK KQ.8ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT&Ul PARTNER ~- ALLOUDISCUSSION AND RECORD ANSWER DECIDED ON
KQ.8 Were you renting this house/flat before you bought it ?
%38(17)
1 - ASK Kg 9------------ :--.--.
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PAGE)
KQ.9 Who did you buy it from ? COOE~ONLY
KIRKCALOYOISTRICT COUNCIL F
WIGLENROTHES DEVELOPMENTCORPORATION
SSHANCB
OTHER EMPLOYER
02030405
OTHER (WRITE IN ~ COOE 76) ...................● .. I 76
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ASK OR!GINAL Respondent A~PARTNER iNO!VIDUALLYKQ. 10 SHOW CARD Kl: When you were born, what sort of home
did your parents live in ? Please choose one of the options CARD 320
on the card. N.B. IF RESPONDENTSAYS PAREN~ WERE LIVINGW]TH THEIR PARENTS/RELATIVES ASK UtilCH DESCRIPTION APPLIEO TOTHEIR~NTS/RELATIVES HOME AND COOE IT. I
OUNED OR WERE BUYING THEIR OWN HOMERENTEO FROMA PRIVATE LANDLORD
HAD A HOME-RENTED FROM OR SUPPLIEDBY AN EMPLOYERRENTEOACOUNCI1 HOUSE/FLAT
RENTEO A DEVELOPMENTCORPORATION PROPERTYRENTED A HOUSING ASSOCIATION PROPERTY
K(UOORIGINALlESPONDENlT
0203040506
OTHER (SPECIFY~CODE 76) ........................76
““u..●............................,..KQ. 11 How many rooms did it have, including the kitchen but apart
from the hallway, bathroom and toilet ?+% NAL
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RESPONDENT PARTNER. C*S .. (24 ) (25 ) :26 ) (27 ) ,“ -+
WRITE IN NUMBER ‘“(OK = 77)
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KQ. 12 Did it have an inside toilet ? P 1~L
RESPONDENT PARTNER
(2P) (;9)YES
2(Dt! 7 “;
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0203040506
KQ.13 Did it have a garden ? 3RESPONDENT PARTNER
(30) (;1)YES 1
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27 7 I
KQ.14 In what town or city, and which country, was it ?IF IS UITHIN KIRKCALDY DISTRICT, PROMPT FOR EXACT AREA (USEMAP ON FRONTOF SHOU CARDS). I
ORIGINAL RESPONDENT I PARTNERI
WRITEIN TOtdN/CITY —+(EXACT LOCATION IF NITHIN ~kl~......... ~p,l.~..... ............. ....... ............KIRKCALDY DISTRICT
WRITE IN COUNTRY—F ...........● .● ............... ............................
(32) (33) (34) (3JJ ~ - (36] La, (39)=.*~wb 1>*@&~ 9r-.*.x-. - ... *.-+ .-’O.u.o. O.u.o
b~ .Uu ... . -------- >. X.S.*..(see b- ~~~ ~’+du~ti~ b’
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297
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K(J.15
1=2=
0=
7=
KQ. 16
-KQ. 17
K(7
KC.18
ACTIVITIES SECTION]
ASK KQ.15 TO KQ.17 OF~~ PARTNERTOGETHER - ALLOW DISCUSSION ANO RECORD ANSUERS OECIOED ON
SHOW CARD K2: Other people have told us that relatives andfriends outside their household have helped them out invarious ways. From the card, could you tell me which ofthe kinds of help listed, if any, you have had from friendsand relatives over the last three years. CODE A~ MENTIONED.
Y Es tirA REGULAR FINANCIAL HELP
NOT mlse~~K15B OCCASIONALFINANCIAL HELP
~Ofd15GFtiE$EKl~L GIFTS OF FURNITUREOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS -
KISD *LP UITH LOOKINGAFTERCHILDREN.—
OK las = (NONE OF THESE)
(OK)
Have you been given any other kinds of help from friendsor relatives over the last three years ? IF YES, ASK:Mhat help were you given ? HRITE IN DETAILS
NO1 HAVE BEEN GIVEN NO OTHER HELP
Klb-.------...-..----.---.----..-----.-.-
YES, HAVE BEEN GIVEN OTHER HELP
CARO 320
1 (40)
1 (41)
1 (42)
1 (43)
o (44)
7
(4s) GO TO INST.o- ABOVE K9.17------------- ------1 - URITE IN
DETAILS.------...----.-...-7 - GO TO INST.
ABOVE KO.17
(46) I (47)K144
FF(50) (51)
ke da~d &
K16C
) ~(g~ ’52) (,,,JF MENTIONED ANY HELP GIVEN AT KQ.15 ANO/OR KQ.16, ASK KQ.17REST, SKIP TO KQ.18 rSo who outside your household would you say has helped youout most over the last three years ?
RELATIONSHIP .............................. I I
ASK ORIGIWL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER N VT LSHOU CARD K3: (Apart f~household)about how many of your relatives live in this area, saywithin ten miles ? (Imean~relatives, not In;lawsor .... PARTNER’S .... relatives:)
m\8 (CP 11$ORIGINALRESPONDENT I PARTNER I
(56) (57)NONE o 0
6!; ; ;11-20 3
MORE THA~D2y—“ ; 4-1
. 298
PAS 11700/P/K . 2~0 .
ASK OR!GI?IAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER INDIVIDUALLYsti(3!dCARD K4: Do you belcng to any clubs or organ~sationsor anythingthat ? On the card are examples of the type of thing I mean -_these arexamples. IF YES, ASK: Which ? WRITE IN Up T- --APPROPRIATEGR:D BELOU
TO F:RST FOUR MENT104ED
FOR ~ CLUB/ORGANISATION MENTIONED AT KQ.19, ASK KO.2QIF ~~ ~ (NEXT PAGE)
KQ.20 Are you just an ordinary member of the .... CLWORWISATION .... or have youheld any particular position in it ? IF HOLDS/HELtl PARTICULAR POSITION, ASK
MHAT f T lS/WAS. COOEANSWER IN APPROPRIATE GRID BELOW.
FOR EACH CLUB/ORGANISATIONMENTIONED AT KQ.19. ASK KO.21KQ.21 About how often do you take part in the activities of the ... CLUB/ORGANISATION ?
(IF QUERIED, SAY IS HOU OFTEN ON AVERAGE OVER THE YEAR.) CODE ANSUER INAPPROPRIATE GRID BELOU.
rORIGINAL RESPONDENT CARD 320
NAMES OF CLUBS/ORGANISATIONS(WRITE IN)KQ.19: MEMBF9 NO CLUBS/
IT) !T 2).6
J(63)(64j
E ORGANISATIONS(;:)&RJt KKlqNL KAl~ ~ 2 KRqN2
1- PMC - L.:.::: (i#$- ?MMyYL6i: JAW!?*- 0:.:.,:::::.:::KQ.~~ MEM8ERs~~p TypE !71j7iT (73/74:
ORDINARY MEMBER 01 01POSITION (CODE 02 ANO Wb & ~Rzs & KRZSN3
SPECIFY) .............02 ‘KK2sN+
......0........... ....6....,.. . ee.. fd’k@&&iO:..c4& &AA)
,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 02 I(DK)
KQ.21: HOW OFTEN GOMORE THAN ONCE A WEEK
ABOUT ONCE A MEEKABOUT ONCE A FORTNIGHT
ABOUT ONCE A MONTHLESS THAN ONCE A,MONTH
(DK)
KQ.lS: MEMBER NO CLUBS/M ORGANISATIONS
(79) KP$9
77 77 77 77..-.-..------- .---.-.---------.-----.---------.,---------------- !(7;) (76) (77) (7a! ‘
1 l;
KKI(NI ;; /
~Rtlv% 3 KRZI N3: KRZI W* : I
4 4 4 45 5 5 i7 7 ; 7’
(do) BLAMKSTART CARD 321.
NAMES 0; CLU&/ORGAN;SATIONS (WRITE IN)EPEA COLS 1 8
1
(11)(12) (15)(16:”
KP191d9- KP\quz l’@lf N3 ‘ ‘KPl~hJ~ :
“’-T08roobJ8” ~
KQ.zc,: M FRSH!P TYPI
ORDINARY MEMBERPOSITION (COOE 02 AND
KIWa@LO’ KPMdO1 mota”’ ~w~qo~ 1SPECIFY) .............02
..............*..............02 1
........,..............*.....................02 I
(DK)KQ.zi: HOW OFTEN GO
MORE THAN ONCE A WEEKABOUT ONCE A WEEK
ABOUT ONCE A FORTNIGHTABOUT ONCE A MONTH
LESS THAN ONCE A MO;ti;.,
(2;) I (2f)
. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ 02 !77
t
77,...--..------- ------------.....(2;) (2.9) ;
1
299
F.!5 117C(jt?,’K - 23C -
K().2Z IS s~L?-cOblf’~~?ION, GiVE HELp iF NEEDED.ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION.
ASK OR:G:YAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER
*
—NOW answer KQ.22on pagelOBof the self-co~o~etion c!ues~ionnaire.
(KQ.22 Do you hold a current full driving licence ?)
, ~~>k~~z (S~e @Y~~ ~~->
* Turn ncw to page II Of the self completion questionnaire and ().54.
“Q.S4 Foreach,of the activities listed below please tick the one box that best describeshow frequently you do this activity, Then, in the second grid, please tick allthe boxesthat describe who you were with when you last did the activity.) —
GIVE HELP IF NECESSARY,BUT ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION.
CHECK BACK TO PAGE 2: IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT DEFINEO AS UNEMPLOYED (CODE 1AT 0.6) ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT Q.65ZHECK BACK TO PAGE 4: IF pARTNER I)EFINEOAS UNEMPIOYFO (conr 1 AT !-).It
JF NEIT~ER IS”UiEMPLOYEO SKIP TO Q.67aN.B. IF ASKING Q.65 OF~ ORIGINAL RESPON~NT AND PARTNER ASK IT OF EACH INDIVIDUALLY.
Q. 65 Still thinkingabout these activities, have you done each of them more frequently,less frsqusntlyor aboutthe same amount since you became unemployed ? READTHROUGH LIST HITH RESPONDENTANO COOE ANSWER FOR EACH. (N.B. IF ACTIVITY NEVERDONE NOWADAYS ANO NEVER DONE 6ZFORE BEING Unemployed COOE “SW ~40UNT”)0 .
6E CAREFUL.TOCODE ANSWERS IN CORRECT GRID.
[ORIGINAL RESPONOENT[
a) go to a library
b) go swimning
c) play a sport
d] watch live sDort.—e) go to a theatre or concerr
f) go to a cinema
g) g6 to apub or club
h) attend a reliaious service
i) pay a visit to someone’s housej) have someone round for a social visit
to your housek) work in the garden
1) watch T.V. .
m) read a book or magazine
n) go walkingo) attend leisure activity groups, such as
yoga, art, dance etcPI attend eveninq classes to studyq) attend Imeetin$sfor local groups, .
political parties ●tc.
r) do unpaid voluntary work_- .s) do other unpaid help for people outside
Vcu? lwus?i?olc!
MORE LESSFREQUENT- ‘REQUENT- SAME
LY LY AMOUNT (OK)
l~2!3!7 ~ (40j1 , 1
l! 2 I 3 1 7 I (41)
l~2~3i7 ! (42)
1 i2i317 i (43)
l!2~3!7 ! (44;t
112 i3i7 i (45)
11213!7 1 (46)
1 i2i3i7 i (471
l~2!3!7 I (48)
li,
2 3 i 7 i (49_
1 I.* !317! (50)
1 i2i3i7 i-w,1 I 2 3!7 ! 62;I
1 121317 I 63)
1!2 317 jG41I
1121317 1155~
I I1 z~3~”7 ~ (56)
300
PAS 11700/PIK -26-
CHECK PLRTNFR’S LAST CHANGE SHEET. IF NO CHANGE (CODE 1)CV’-I7A n 79v LO~HERi’’(TH& CODED 2-6) ASK PARTNER9
Q.71
Q.71
*
(Q.72
-k(Q.73
*
(Q.74
*
(’:.75
+
(KQ.23
SHOW CARD 12 : Since you became ... (unemployed/stopped/started work/changed to full/part-time ... READ OUT APPROPRIATECHANGE) ... has the way in which you organise your householdtasks changed at all ? Please select the description fromthis card which best describes the situation.
WE DO THINGS IN THE SAHE WAY AS BEFORE-----.------ ----...-------..-----..----.--- - ---.FEMALE PARTNER DOES A LOT MORE OF THE HOUSE~OhK
FEMALE PARTNER OOES A LITTLEHALE PARTNER OOES A LOT
MALE PARTNER 00ES A LITTLE
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
MORE OF THE HOUSEWORKHORE OF THE HOUSEUORKMORE OF THE HOUSEWORK
(OK)
Now turn to Q.72 on page 14 of the self-completionquestionnaire.
Please tick the box which best describes the way in whichyou arrived at your present arrangements for dividing upor sharing the work around the house.TICK ONE BOX)DO NOT ALLOW COLLABORATION, ANO GIVE HELP IF NECESSARY.
-.
Now turn over to Q.73 on page 15 of the self-completionquestionnaire
Thinking of your situation now, please tick the box whichbest describes who in your household has ultimateresponsibility for each of the following.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-4.)
Still on page 15 of the self-completion, look now at Q.74.
And please tick the box which best describes who shouldhave ultimate responsibility for each of the following.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-4.)
NOW turn over to Q.75 on page 16A.
Thinking back to your parents’home when you were aged about12-14, please tick the box that describes how the followingtasks were divided up or shared between your parents.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-9.)
Now turn over to KQ.23 on page 166.
Still thinking about your parent’s home when you were aged about12 to 14, did you or your brothers or sisters usually help withthese tasks. Tick all the boxes beside each item that showwho helped. If you had no brothers or no sisters at home atthat time tick the box or boxes at the bottom of the grid.)
~~+k?z> (s&e q~L6k+ d)
lpUNCH CARO 3091
(lf)---
2-----------.----
3“457
PAS l17@3/P/K - 28B -~
IASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT Aj!UlPARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
KQ. 24 When you were aged about 14,did your mother do~ kind of~
paid work or odd jobs. I mean anything from re$u!ar paidI
employment to occasional odd jobs for money like cleaning,taking in washing, or anything at all like that ?
,
IF YES, ASK: What did she do ? RECORD DETAILS IN AFPROPR!ATC ~!2?139ELO!J. P!WMPT: Did she do any other kind of paid work ~et the same time as this ? RECORD DETAILS !tiAPPROFR:ATi IGRID BELOW. N.B. ARE ONLY INTERESTED IN TH’tIGSDONE AT TH[SA}lETII+E (\{~ENRESPONDENT AGE 14) _ NOT CONSECUT~VELY.
.—-.,_O~lGINAL RESPONDENT I!
1
YES, MOTHER DID PAIO WORKNO, MOTHER DIO N~ DO ANY PAIO UORK
NOT APPLICABLE (MOTHER DEAO/NOT LIVING IN FAMILY ETC.)(OK)
RECORD DETAILS:
PAID WORK WAS ... (WRITE IN DESCRIPTION)
1. .O.........l!izwcc.i ...................,...........
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(@A~~b~ COOES) ~30)~31)~32)~3:
2. .........KSZ21+. G.CCZ ....,.........0 . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1(35)1(36)](37)1(38
3. ........KRZ*OP.CC.3 .......,...............0........
. . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Iwww
-1(29)1
:7
I
TYPE OF JOB
K~+~~ L (34) 1FULL-TIME 1PART-TIME 2
ODD JOB 3(DK) 7
Wkzh -r.)~ (39)FULL-TIME 1 1PART-TIME 2
ODD JOB 3(DK) 71
~R2QTJS {4;) ‘FULL-TIME IPART TIME 2 ~
ODD JOB 31(OK) 7 :
ImIKl—YES, MOTHER 010 PAIO WORK
NO, MOTHER 010 ~ 00 ANY PAIO UORKNOT APPLICABLE (MOTHER DEAD/NOT LIVING IN FAMILY ETC.)
(OK)RECORD DETAILS:
, .—PAID WORK WAS ... (WRITE IN DESCRIPTION)
(45)1
7
TYPE OF JOB I
W. W.. CKC.L: 1. ..........wP4TJ3- (50) I
I...............................
FULL-TIME! PART-TIME1 ;!........................7...............................0. ODD JOBi
( 46)(47)i(48)!49) (OK) j !—-.
7 . . . . . . . . .. W?M+6CC. Z~pLbTJz (55) ~
-. .............................FULL-TIME IPART-TIME 2 I
.......,,,..,..,...,.,....................,.,.....,.,....000 JOB 3 :
(OK)I● ---.——-——. ~,
I~.i
..........Kv.Lk.?.Gc3 ............................I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I—
~F$Z4~43 (6f)FULL-TIMEPART-TIMF
000 ~:Iy :7
I
302
/
11700/p/SC/K 2B tfz a
STARTCARD 62 PREPEAT COIS 1-8
KQ.3 PLEASE TICK WHICH OF THE FOLLOUING IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF YOURLIFE.
YOUR WORK
YOUR HOME ANO FAMILY
BOTH YOUR ldORKANO YOURHOME ANO FAMILY EQUALLY
. .
TICK ~80X
2
● ✌✎✎✎✍ ✎ ✎
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3.22 DOyou hold a current full driving Iicence ?
YES
NO
( 13)
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.
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,6, ”U, ,,JLA “1013 tIL &
CARD 62 p
.Q.23 Still thinking about ~our parent’s home when you were aged about 12 to14, did you or your brotherS Or SiSterS usually help with these tasks?T[CK~THE BOX[5 8[$]0[ [ACH ITEM THAT SHOU WHO HILPEO. IF YOU HADNO 13ROTIiERSiSISTERSAT HOME AT THAT TIME TICK THE BOX(ES) AT THE BOTTOMOF THE GRIO.
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2~
:
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<7
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TICK IF WEREfjQBROTHERS AT HOME THEN (42)
TICK IF WEREt@
n
%-SISTERS AT HOME THEN ,~> (43)
,-(44)-(80) BLANK
—
1
306
HCS KIRKCALDY N?EA SPECIFIC
CODEFRRME FOR KQ19/20
123456
1112131415212223242531
3233343s3637383941424344454676
.
~CILITIC%k PARTY NMSLAE(CIUR PARTYCKIN~ERVATIVE PARTYLIRERALiSDPSNPOTHER PCILITICRL CIRGSOCIAL CLUB NMSLOCAL SOCIAL CLUEEMP SOCIAL CLUBBINGO CLUBE% SERVICEMENSPORTS CLUB NMSBOWLING@3LF CLUESNOOKER CLUBCITHER SPCIFITSTENANTS/l?ESIDENTS
PTAMOTHER/TODD ETCPERFORMANCEVOLUNTARYWCIMENSKEEPFIT/SLIMMING ETCHCIBBIESEDUCATIONALCHURCHTU ETCROTARY ETCORANGE 13RDERMASCINSTAOTHER
____ —---- —--- . ..__ . ..- . . ..__ ----
307
.+.,.,,......
.,. ”.,.L, “----- -,. , . ..4..:‘ ‘!:+--.”“,..
HC~ ~lRKCYll_DY AFIEA-SF’ECIFIC
CCU?EFRAME FOR KCL27
MCITHER EXTRA WCIFIKFATHER E:<TRA WCWiKHELP FROM FAMILYOTHER !3TRATEGIESCHILDREN HELPEDHCIRf3ulWE~\C2iE131TE,l~,WITH~lJTCCII=lNGCITHER
.-—
—
,~)v’-l;:” ~urveybJ; L&b1’ March-April ’87.Northampton—
-
P
INTERVIEWER COMPLETE
ASSIGNMENT NO.
~~
(SCELI) QUESTIONNAIRE NO
CARD NO.
3 0 1
(6) (7) (
ORIGINAL RESPONDENT‘S NAME: MR/MRS/MISS/MS ..........● ...● ● ...● ......● ........● ●
I
PARTNER’S NAME
ADDRESS:
..............
..............
..............
POSTCODE
: MR/MRS/MISS/MS .● .....● ...● ● .● .*.● ● ● ● *● ● ● ● **● ● ● ● .● ● ● ●
I
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...*.. . ..*.... .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..’.... . ..0.... ● . . ...*. . . . . . . . . . .. .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SEX: ~-RESPONDENT
(16) (17)MALE 1 1FEMALE 2 2
0 AGE: ttOW oldwere you lastbirthday ?
WRITE
ORIGINAL PARTNERRESPONDENT
(18) (19) Qo) (21)
IN-m mDATE ORIGINALLY INTERVIEWED ANSWER FROM CONTACT SHEET TO:(Fi70r4CONTACT SHEET)
(jLyJ
ml 1986
-(26)
Q“l ~ ;. (27 23-d,...,....M.S..,. --+:. ... 9
INTERVIEW LENGTH::-:.:.~w~., ...,-..,;,.-&.?*&’&*+:,<*.....-->{~*W&#-;: ; -“ “:~: ::,.<,: “ “ “,
TIME INTERVIEW STARTED:.
*.. ● .*....● ● . . . ......=-.’“.,. , ,?.+:e-w,$ . . . ,.. .,
,: ,,.s. ,-43, s. ,--- ,
- .<++... .-:
LENGTH OF INTERVIEW (MIN5 )~
,.
TItiEINTERVIEW FINISHED: ...*.*● *..● ..
I CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE RECORO OF AN INTERVIEW FOR THIS—.. .
SIG~ATtiRE ......● ● .● ● ........● ...*“.*..*. lNTkRVIEWER ‘S NO.
OATE~1987 ~~
THIS FORM IS THE PROPERTY OF PUBLIC ATTITUDE SURVEYS RESEARCH!,m,,?FInkmml Dnhn UTCM WVrrlfdRF. RIICKS ttPlllEF
SURVEY INTERVIEW NO.(FROM 01, IN ORDER
... OF--1NTERVIEW1NG)-- -
CJJ309LIMITEO, P! BOX 1 RYE PARF
.-
PAS 11700/8-2-
,f-.
~~x :,L~ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS
Q.3 sHOW CARD 2 Which one Of the oPtions on this c~rd ~
describes your situation in the last seven days .CODE ONE
ONLY Id[ .
(41t42)s=IF EMPLOYED 0~
s
--------------------------------------2=----------------------------
\\
IN PAID EMPLOYMENT FULL-~IME (30 HOURS/wEEK OR MIRE) 02-$-- ----
;.:*.*+,,*
IN PAID EMPLOYMENT PART-TIME (LESS THAN 30 HOURS/WEEK) 03-------------------------------------.------,--------------------
IN FULL-TIME PAID EMPLOYMENT, BUT AUAY.FROM .MORK E-,.’.g..~; ,~:KIP TO
IN THE LAST SEVEN OAYS 04Q.6
IN PART-TIME PAID EMPLOYMENT, BUT AWAY FROM MORKIN THE LAST SEVEN DAYS 05------------------------------------------------------------ -
WORKING ON A GOVERNMENT SCHEME 06------- ------- -.------------ ------- ------- ------- ------- --‘-------- ,~A*T~NG To sTART A JOB ALREADY oBTA1~Eo ::
‘Y PF?IODS OF SCHOOL~NG/UNIVERSITY~JLC.4TiONkJORK 3EI?4EL!-’:-----------------
1
----:’---------------:------------------------ Asi(Q’s4 & 5UNEMPLOYED 09
------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ----PS3MANENTLY SICK OR O~SABLED ~~
FULLY RETIRED FROM WORKFULL TIME STUOENT/AT SCWOL 12.
FULL TIME HOUS2AORK (No PAID JOB) ;; “ ..:OTHER (RING ’76’ AND_WRITE IN)
------- ------- ------- --------e ------- ------- ------- -’---
Q.4 Are you currently recsiving unemployment benefit,or supplementary
benefit on grounds of unemplo~ent ?,. ,..::..{!:) -.~
“- YESNO z
looking for work in the last four wesks ?(44 )
Q.5 Have you been YES ~..-----NO 2
.
IF ‘NO’ .AT BOTH Q.4 ~Q.5; N (NON-EMPLOYEO) 2
= E (EMPLOYEE )3
IF CODES 02 - 06 AT Q.3.— -:9.~>~#..#+i*###3@y yi~!.w~-;+f+j ‘y,“..-----.-.<,*.I..;., .’.’. !,..4,,,r.,,,
IF COOE 01 AT Q.3= S (SEW-EMPLOYED) ~“’ 4
.-. .,
‘“- l17co/’?/’N - 15a -
IF CHILDREN AGED 15 CR UNDER IN H’HOLD GRID, GO TO INST. BELOWOTHERS SKIP TO Q.373
INSTRUCTION: O :Y WA ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ~ PARTNER AREEXFLOYEES OR SELF EMPLOYED ASK ORIGINALRE5PONDEiiT NQ.1
,,. ..-“.,.......
0 OTHERS SKIP TO Q.37a -’.. . .
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTCan I just check, are you the parent or guardian of any childrenin the houseilold aged 15 or under ?
- YES------ ----!
= .:+>&J$...,... .- :.(o[y .
,,_IF ‘YES,’.i&.~.Q.l,A%e - ‘ ~~~~ -,... .. .;.,..-.’-“
NQ. 2- ~~“Who-usudl’l”y”lcmksa ter your.c 11’””ren”-.I.-.=R ... ‘,a) - c) AND CODE ALL M
a) in school holi,days,?,,,~b) after’”:ic~~~l?c) when thev are ill ?
J .
~sTART CARO 3171
(9)- ASK NQ.2-----,_JJ:_rp:,lG
‘.“’%7,)..”:Q?$75j
I HOLIDAYS I SCHOOL I ARE ILL. I
RESPONDENT 1 (lo) 1 (11) 1 (12)
PARTNER” 1 (~3) 1 (14 ) 1 (15)-------------------------
Ci!1L2RE?iTHEMSELVES 1 (16) 1 (17) 1 (18)
OLDER BROTHER/SISTER 1 (19) 1 (20) 1 (m. , ~..--.,,------------------------- ,:...GRANDPARENT 1 (22) 1 (23) \ 1 (24) .~::,,,,-...
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ----- ----- ––..,..,.,
. .- . — _. . - — , — — — ——..—-. — — —
~ Lsf!!!!..;’’:”~’-;;gt%;mm:w~,. -.,..........
I IORIGINAL RESPONDENT-} ’49) ~50J ;:“;;:’,;,::... ....
.,
,,,
,...!,.r;
PAS l1700/Pfl -15-,.
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTS AND PARTNERS Q.36
+
Now turn to page 2 of the self-completion questionnaire,and answer Q.36 ..
(Q.36 Overall, how much, if at all,your choice about jobs is influenced by each of the factorslisted ? TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-9.)
ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION, AND GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.
“NO PIJiICHING I
,:k. -.
,:,,,>-,~,,:......
PAS l1700/P/11 - 18a - I
. .ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT
1
[email protected] Are”there any elderly, handicapped or long-term sick people
in your household who you or ..’. (PARTNER) spend any (5;)~j~:~ looking after ! YES - ASK N~ 5------ --- ------ -----: -----.
NQ,5IF ‘YES’ AT NQ.4-Who are they ? “
.,.. NO I 2)- SKIP TO,’(OK) 7) NQ.7
-,,\m(54) (55 )
A.WRITE IN PERSON NO(S) FROMHOUSEHOLD GRID
., rORIGINALRESPONDENT, PARTNER 4
‘ONEM’“F‘i!LESS THAN ONE HOUR1-5 HOURS
PAS l1700/P/N - 18b -
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
:IQ.10 SHOW CARD N? If the government were to spend more money onlooking after old people, on which= of the followingshould the money mainly be spent ?, ,,,,.-
lpUNCH CARD 317 T
T1RESPONDEN PARTNER
I‘1*
.,,,-. :
.,.-,::;,:.; ! - ....
FAS 11700/P/N -21-~
IIPUNCH CARD308 1
IF “OWN” (CODE 1 AT Q“58) ASK Q.59a IQ.59a SHOW CARD 10 : Which one of the factors on this card had
the greatest influence over your decision to buy your ownhome when you first did ? CODE ONE ONLY
C).59b : And which was the second in importance ?~...,,->:.-,:,,.~,’~.
SHOW CARD “1O“.,.-,...:w’-:#..,.. ....$
CODE ONE ONLYI 0.59a I 9.59b I.
iECOND+
MOST IMPORTANT MOST IMPORTANT
(27, 28) (29,30) “
“rlT WAS CHEAPER.THAN RENTING 01 ::1’: “,~,~>;; “,,. ,
........ ‘W:‘ -,$ o~ .y;~:,{,,. ..+$*;;@&&. . . ,.!
,,
YOU ARE FREER TO 00 WHAT YOU WANTWITH IT 06 06
OTHER REASON 76 76
(OK) 77 77
(NOT APPLICABLE) I 00 I 00I NOW SKIP TO NQ.11]
II “:‘f”‘>””“’
I “1
(32) ,,: (33)Q.61 Why is that ? ,,., ‘..:..’.-..”, f,
PROBE FULLY ,....... +.v...... .... ,*!..,/. ...
PAS 11700/P/N - 21a .
CHECK MAP OF NORTHAMPTON AND CODE WHETHER RESPONDENT LIVES
1
pLJNCH CARD317IN EASTERN AREA OF NORTHAMPTON, I.E. THE SHADED AREA, ANDCODE (74)
LIVES IN SHADED AREA 1 - SKIP TONQ.IZ----------.--.---.--------,....... ------- .-------- --.DOES NOT LIVE IN SHADED AREA 2 - ASKNQ;l 1
IF LIVES OUTSIDE EASTERN DISTRICT ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTI
NQ.11 Have you ever lived in the eastern district of Northampton,in the new housing development areas ? (El)
YES 1,,.,..1 ,:,g;;:;;p,,~,;=~l%,’. ,,,- ..-,,Lt:.,->:;,-
(D!; I 2..,,,7
ORIGINAL’RESPONDENT: I
(80)- STPRTC.JfKl318I .
.. . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .,
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?.L%,-“.,..1. ~, c..,. ‘;- .,:,... ,.:, ...., ,. .”’- ... .. . :,.,-..-.-, ‘-,.”-.,.: ,....”,. 11 2
l1700/F’/N -22- 1ASK ORIGINAL RESPONGE?4T AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
NQ. 14 Apart from those living in this household, how many of your lpUNCH CARD 318relatives live ,in this area, say within ten miles ? .(1 mean
I
~r relatives, not in-laws or .... (PARTNER’S) relatives)IF EITHER INDICATE THERE ARE TOO MANY TO BE ACCURATE, ACCEPTAPPROXIMATE NUM6ER. . IF NONE, CODE 00 2-s::? %%%g$tkf$+~- ‘- ,.;<,:,,. . .....
ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’S RELATIVES:.~&T~7~N+” ‘23)- ’24)9
=
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,, PARTNER’S RELATIVES: 144[T;7;N=
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+Now turn to page 10 of the self completion questionnaire and answerQ.62 and Q.63 by ticking one box for each.
(Q.62 Which of these statements best fits the way you organise your financialaffairs ?TICK ONE BOX.)
..
(Q.63 Which of these statements best describes the way you feel ?
c....
.
.
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NQ.17
NQ.18
.—
ISK ORIGI?IAL RES?ONCENT PUNCHCARD 318 \:dll i j~~t check, do you give to or receive frcfi your partner~ reqular amount of money to pay for things for thehousehold ? (27)
YES ~ 1 - ASK NQ.16------ ----- ------ ----- -------
(0[!.1 2)- SKIP TO7) NQ.18
]F ‘YES’ AT NQ.15:CW much do you .....
. . . . . give? WRITE IN AMOUNT d(28) (29) (30)
OR receive? WRITE IN AMOUNT lFFPlHow long a period does this cover ? ~-
CODE IN GRID UNDER CORRECT HEADINGWEEK
FORTNIGHTFOU2 iJEEKS
C,4LENDAR M!3NTH
OTHER PERIC)D (CODE 75 AND WRITE IN)............
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(DK)
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSHOW CARO N 3 I’d now like you to tell me, from the optionson this card, where the money usually comes from to buy orpay for the following items. READ OUT EACH OF a-g, ANO COOEALL SOURCES MENTIONEO FOR EACH
MONEY HANAGED 8?’ >,’i5ELF
MONEY ilANAGED BY MY PAR---., ,, -r .... . .
01 0102 02!)304 ::
76 76
77 77
a) b) c) d) e) f.)REAO OUT.—> ree;l food going out furn- car - child-
For meals iture runing ren’sgage cinema/ and costs clothes
i pub carpets
1 (38) 1 (39 1 (40) 1 (41) 1 (42) 1 (431
NER , [47.)J ->(48)...;:J;,::.(491,j::,1~+.+i+’x:+,.\.. .....,,.<-....... .... his%m? W%i@E!& ,-1..,.3,... ‘ ,,.,. 7JC+.::;..,.b:..I
MONEY ALLOCATEO FOR HOUSEKEEPING 1 (50) 1 (51: 1 (52) 1 (53) 1 (54) 1 (55)
iOI?iT:’!ONEYNOT SPECIALLY 1 (56) 1 (57} 1 (58) 1 (59) 1 (60) 1 (61)ALLOCATZD FOR HOUSEKEEPING
—OTHER 1 (62) 1 (63: 1 (64) 1 (65) 1 (66) 1 (67)
NOT APPLICABLE 0 (68) O (69; o (70) 0(71) o (72) o (73)
(DK) 7 7 717 7: 7“
F’#Asl17Go/P -29-
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER, ENSURING THERE IS !,;coL~JBo~,J,T;oN
*
(?.79
*
(Q.80
*
(Q.81
*
(Q.82..—
*
(Q.93
:,1owturn to page 17 of the self-completion questionnaire andanswer Q.79
Please tick the box which best describes how the currentfinancial situation of your household compares with what -it was cne year ago.TICK G?;E 50X)
Still on page 17, now answer Q.80
Thinking about your current financial situation in general,please tick the box that best describes how easy ordifficult you find.it to make ends meet.TICK ONE BOX) . ..,. .,
Now turn over to.page 18 and Q.81
Please tick any of the following that you yourself have tiadto do over the last two years to make ends meet when yourhousehold was short of money.TICK ALL THAT APPLY)
Now turn over to Q.82 on page 19 of the self-completionquestionnaire
Who in your household would you say has
a) the most time for their own leisure ?b) most personal spending money ?
TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF a) ANO b))
Now answer 0.83, on the.same page.
Please tick the statement which comes closest to how themost im~ortant decisions are made in your household.
—,..’
..
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. 319
l/’~o/~ -30-
A$K ,\LLoR:GI;;Al_RESPONDENTS
Do you hd’Je dny of the following in your household ?READ OLIT EACiI ::EM BZLO!4 Ai’IDCODE YES OR NO FOR EACH.
II
YES NO (OK)
automatic washing machine 1 1217
electric mixer 1 12=i7
~iicrowave oven 1 i2;:J
a car 1 12171
second car 1 1217
dishwasher 1 12i7
sewing machine 1 12 \ 7
home computer 1 1217
workbench 1 1217
gardening equipment 1 1217
electric drill 1!2;7
video recorder 1 1217
ASK o~:G~[IAL RESPONDENT ICHECK EWCK TO PAGE 2
9.35 c ]F ORIGINAL 9ESpONDENT IS EMpLOYED OR SELF-EMPLOYED
if you were to get enough money to live as comfortablyas you would like for the rest of your life, would you continueto work, not necessarily in your present job, Or would You
stop working ?
CONTINUE TO h’ORKSTOP WORKING
..— (13io
0 IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS UNEMPLOYED OR NON-EMPLOYED
If you were to get enough money to live as comfortablyas YOU would like for the rest of Your life> would yo” ‘antto work somewhere, or would you want to remain without ajob ?
WORK SOMEWHEREREMAIN WITHOUT A JOB
(DK)
Q.36 He!:,sure were you of your choice when YOU said that ?:dereyou .... READ OUT ....
. . . . very surefairly sure
., or not very sure(DK)
25)
26)
27)
28)
29)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)
(37)
127
(38)
1“27
(39)
1
:
7
. 320
1
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PAS l170(l/?/N -31-
ASK ALL PA9TNE25
CHECK BACK TO P.4GE 4
Q.si O IF PARTNER ‘IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED
If you were to get enough money to live as comfortably asYOU would like for the rest of your life, WOUld You continue.to work, not necessarily in your present job, or would youstop working ?
CONTINUE TO WC?<STOP WORKI?~G
(DK)
o IF pARTNER IS IJNEMPLOYED OR NON-EMPLOYED
(Lo)
127
If you were to get enough money to live as comfortably asyou would like for the rest of your life, would you wantto work somewhere or would you want to remain without a
?jorl
WORK SOME’AHE?E :REMAIN WITHOUT A JOB 1:
(DIK) ! 7
IQ~~ ~oi,vsure were you of your choice when you said that ? I
($2)I‘dersyou .... ?EAD OUT ....
. . . . very sure 1fairly sure 2
or not very sure !3(DK)
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A:_~fK BACK To PAGE 20 IF ORIGIP!AL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEEASK NQ.19
I PUNCH CARD 318]
C!iECK BACK TO PAGE 4. IF PARTNER IS EMPLOYEE, ASK PARTNERNO.19OTHERS, SKIP TO Q.89
NQ. 19 if you were thinking of changing your job, would YOU beprepared to consider jobs which involved the following ?READ OUT EACH ITEM AND CODE YES OR NO IN GRID
a! periods spent away fromhome
b) regular overtime
c) taking work home
d) working late whennecessary
RESPONDENT PAF!;3ER
YES NO (DK) I YES !;0 (DK)
7 / (74) 1, 12 I 7‘Izl
12 I 7‘ I 2 1“7 I ’75) ‘1
12 I 7‘ I 2 I 7 1(76) ‘
121-7‘ I 2 I 7 1(77) ‘1
(78)
(79)
:].:$~] ~lJop13Le at some time in the future you had a job and yc.were able to choose either to have more pay for the samehours or to have more time off for the same pay, whichwould you choose ?
CODE IN GRID UNDERCORRECT HEADING.
W
(43j
MORE PAYMORE TIME OFF
073ER - OR;GINAL RESPONDE:IT (SPECIFY AND CODE 6)
1
26
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OTHER - PARTNER (SPECIFY AND CODE 6)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(DK) I 7
Iilllm.>
IPUNCH cARD 3091
(~q)
1
2
6
7
ASK Q.90a, b OF EACH PERSON ANSWERING “MORE TIME CFF” .!7 Q.89 tif NEITHER ANSWERED “MORE TIME OFF” SKIP TO 0.91
Q.90a) SHOW CA2D 16 : !4hich one of the things on this card wcc;dI
you most like to do with the extra time off ?CODE~ ONLY, UNDER CORRECT HEADING
Q.90b) StiO14CARD 16: And which one would be your second choice ? ~
CODE ONE ONLY UNDER CORRECT HEADINGI
iII
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ORIGINAL RESPONDEN1
HOiJSiE’AORK
ODD J09S/’SE!JING/GARDENING/BREWING
CINEi’4A/THEATRE/WATCHING LIVE SPORT/E,4TiNG OR DRINKING OUT
----- ---- ---- ---- --- ___ ---GOING 70 GROUPS OR MEET:NGS/
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
PL,4Yi~JGSPORT
5?E:IJ::!G7:YE WITH T;tiECHILDREN--- — -----.—-— --- ----- -—- -
CA:,IESGiiHOBSiES AT HOME
EDUCATION, TRAINING OR FURTHERSTUDIES
RELAXING/h’ATCHING TV AT HOME——- —-~F1O~E-O~~~~si ~N-PartiCular )
(DK)
a)MOST LIKI
TO DO
(45,46)01
02
03---- -
04
05
06-—- ——
07
08
09
’06 -
77
5)SECONDCHOICE
(47,45)01
02
03---- -
04
05
06-—- —--
07
08
09,—- -—00
77
I?ARTNER
a;N@ST LIKE
To ~;
(49,50)01
02
03--- —-
04
G5
66,-. ——-
~j
08
09-.— _.00
77
3)SECONDCHOICE(51,52)
01
02
03---- -,
04.-L5e..2-—- ---’7b
08
09
‘To---
77I
A
PAS 11700/P/N - 32a -
ASK ORiGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
*Now turn to page 19a of the self-completion questionnaireand answer NQ.20
(N.20 If your partner could provide you with a good standard of
*
(@.21
*
(Q.92
N:!.2
—
liv~ng without you having to work, how important would it De-fer you to work ? TICK CINEBOX)
Now turn to page 20 of the self-completion questionnaireand answer Q.91
Please tick the boxes which best describe how often thestatements apply to you.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-5.)
Turn over to page 21 and answer Q.92
Thinking about how you spent your days last week, howstrongly would you agree or disagree with each of thefollowing statements ?TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-5.)
~PUNCH CARD 31S[I
LASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT ANO PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
SHOW CAF?DN4 From this card, about how often do you usual?ygo into the town centre of Northampton ?
RESPONDENT PARTNER
(lo) ( ~1)ONCE A DAY 1
TWO OR THREE TIMES A WEEK 2 2ONCE A WEEK 3 3
TWO OR THREE TIMES A MONTH “4 4ONCE A MONTH 5
LESS THAN ONCE A MONTH 6 :(DK) 7 7
I
3Z3
PAS 11700/P/N -39-
+
(Q.115
*
(Q.116
*
(NQ.22
+ .—
(Q.117
*
(NQ. 23
*
(NQ.24
+
(NQ.. 25
[Classification sEcT1oNl
-1.—,-.
~ PUNCHING
Q’s 115-NQ.25 ARE SELF-COMPLETION. GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION
ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
Now turn to page 25 of the self-completion questionnaire (the first pink page)and answer Q.115, about how you’ve been feeling in general over the last fewweeks. .
Please tick which one of the five boxes best describes how you’ve been feelingfor each of the two statements.
Have you
. . . . been feeling reasonably happy, all things considered ?
.... been able to enjoy your normal day to day activities ?
Just tick o~box for each statement.)
NOW answer Q.116 in the same way, but note that these boxes have”different headings
Have you recently
.... been feeling unhappy and depressed ?
..,. been losing confidence in yourself ?)
Turn now to page 25a, and NQJZ
For each of the items below please tick the number which best describes howsatisfied or dissatisfied you are with the following features of the Northamptonarea.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-6.)
Look now at Q.117 over the page.
For each item in the list, please tick the number which best describes howsatisfied or dissatisfied you are with that item. Tick one box for each.)
Turn over to page 26a, and NQ.23
For”each of the items 1.-5. tick the number that comes closest to what is truefor you. The number “l” means that something is never or almost never true toyou.
—
“7” means that something is always or almost always true of you).
Still on page 26a, now answer NQ.24.
In each of 1.-4. tick the one box which seems to you the best answer.TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH ITEM.)
—
Turn to page 26b and NQ.25
For each of the following statements please put a circle around the number thatwould be most nearly true for you.)
PAS 11700 /P/?l -fia -
AS!( ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY
NQ. 26a)
NQ.26b)
—
+
(Q.118
*
(Q.119
+
(NQ.27
Is there anything at the moment that makes it difficultfor you to make and carry out your plans ?
1
ORIGINALRESPONDENT -: PARTNER
(12) (13)YES
; ;(D!; 7 7
I&
IF ‘YES’ AT NQ. ,2Ga) ASK NQ.26 b) OF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND/OR PARTNER AS APPROPRIATEOTHERS SKIP TO Q.118
What is that ? PROBE FULLY
ORIGINAL RESPONDENT:
PARTNER:
(14) (15)
(16) (17)
(18) (19)
(20) (21)
L
(22 ) (23)
(24 ) (25)
(26) (27)
(28) (29)
Can you turn now to page 27, and answer Q.118.
Tick a number from O to 10 to indicate how you rate your generalat this moment. )
.-Now answer Q.119
Ilo you have any longstanding illness, disability or infirmity ?
physical health
By long-standing I mean anything that has troubled you over a period-of time, or thatis likely to affect you over a period of time ?)
Turn over to page 27a and NQ.27
About how many cigarettes have you smoked in the last 24 hours ? If youdon’t smoke at all, just write in ‘O’.WRITE NUMBER IN BOX.) .
[’.120
:.;21
+
(().122
ASK ALL ORIGINAL 2ESiQ?~DENTSAre you {or is any~ne in your household) covered by a privatehealth insurance sck,eme th~t allows you to get privatemedical treatment ?
YES
(0!!
Have you Gr . . . ;;,2T;iZR’S NA;JIE . . . . ever attended a (private)*
CARD 311
(28)127
!
school in the U.K. as a fee-paying pupil for one term ormore ? THIS S20ULD EXCLUDE NURSERY SCHOOLS, PLAY GROUPS ETC. IA~D-VOLU.iiTARYAIOED SCH00L5. CODE ONE ONLY
“1 (29)YES, MYSELF
L
1YES, MY PARTNER 2
BOTH 3NO, NEITHER 4
(DK) 7
~’s 122 TO 124 J.2E SE!.F-COMPLETION. GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.EtiSL9E TEE2C ;S ;,0COLLA9ORATION
ASK ORIGIi’iALRES?ONOENT AND PARTNER
Now turn to page 28 of the self-completi~n questionnaire and answer Q.122
if there was a general election tomorrow, would you vote ? Tick one box for
your answer. )
+If you answered “yes”
(Q.123 !4hich political party
to Q.122 now answer Q.123. -
would you vote for ? Tick one box
*Can you turn now to page 29, and answer Q.124.
(Q.124 Do you remember which party ycur father usually voted forup, say when you were aged between 12 and 14 ? And whatTick one box for your father and one for your mother. )
only. )
when you were growingabout your mother ?
ASK ALL ORIGINAL RESPONDENTSQ.125 SHOW CARD79 : Using the scale on this card, please select
the number which indicates the general state of repair ofyour house/flat .
I,,.
‘F00) (31) .
W~TE ;JNUMBER CHOSEN ,=
. 326
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,AS l1700/P/’N-41: I
:.126
(,,.127
IF G2151NAL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEE, ASK Q.126REST, SKIP TO FILTL~ . I cARD 31i
What was your cjross wage or salary the last time you werebefore deductions for tax, national insurance
Ipaid, that is,or superannuation ? .
WRITE IN(DK= 7777)- ,
(32) (33) (34) (35) ‘
How long a period did your last pay cover ?
FORTNIGHT— FOUR WEEKS
CALENDAR MONTH
oTHER PERIOD (WRITE INN CODE 7.6)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(OK)
IF PARTNER IS EMPLOYEE AT PAGE 4“ASK NQ.% OF PARTNEROTHERS SKIP TO Q.128
HQ.28 What was your gross wage or salary the last time y!u werepaid, that is, before deduct~ons for tax, national Insurance
or superannuation ?
I{30/51J
0102
I0304
77
ACM)315’ -
wRITE IN(DK) = 7777
(30 -T
~~o.29 How long a period did your last pay cover “? WEEKFORTNIGHT
FOUR wEEKSCALEND~ MONTH
OTHER PERIOD (CODE 76 A~D WRITE IN)
. . . . . ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ☛✎ ✎ ✎ ✎✎☛✎✎☛✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ✎ ● ● ● ● ● ●
. , ● ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ✎ ● ..00. . . . . . ● 0 . . . . . ● ● . . . . ● . . . .
(DK)
I !
33)
34,35)
0102030476
77
m
327
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CARD 319IF ANY OTHER MEMBER OF HOUSEHOLD IS AN EMPLOYEE (PAGE 4)ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT NQ.3!IOTHERS SKIP TO Q.145
NQ.30
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
Does an employer provide anyone else in your household withany of the following benefits ?
READ OUT EACH OF a)-h) ANDCODE IN GRID
A pension scheme beyond the basicgovernment scheme
A company car provided free
Employer - paid private medicalinsurance
Time off work for any domesticproblems on part or full pay
Time off work for domesticproblems, unpaid
Finance or loans, e.g. for housepurchase
Goods or services at a discountor preferential rate
Recreational sports facilities
ANYONE ELSE IN HOUSEHOLD
YES I NO I (DK) I
I 1 I I I12171(42) II 1 I
1I I I12171(43)
1I I I12171 (44)
I..
I I I1 12171 (45) I
I 1I I I12171 (46) I
1I I II 2 I 7 I (47)
1I I I12171 (48)
1I I I12171 (49)
. .. m
328
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Ph.> i I/uU/a :43:I CARO 313
AS{ ALL ORIG~Y4L RESPONDENTS 4Q.145 Coyou have a~y plans for yourself and your household at the
prasent time ? IF RESPCXDENT ASKS !4HA7KINO OF pLA:iSARE:JE,WTREPLY: Whatever you like. (47)
YES 1 - P.SKg.lds-----.-------------------- ------ --
k
2)- SKIP TO ‘(1% 7) INST. BELOW
Could you tell me about them ?(48) (49)
Q.146 PR08E FULLY
FF(50) (51)
(32) (53)
“IzlzIi~ST.+ ?iCYTAKE BACK SELF-COMPLETIONS, CHECK THEY HAVE BEEN FILLED IN CORRECTLY,
ANO THEN INTRODUCE DIARY
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A.a17 Ei
(
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)
‘ XRITE IN TiME: ..................● .............● .~ln~! <
‘ D!ARY: INTRODUCTION AND PLACING -.
You’ll have realised by now that we’re interested in the way people live theirlives. In the very last part of the survey we’d like to find out about howyou spend your time.
This is a sort of diary, as you see .... SHOW EXAi~!PLEDIARY, AND EXPLAIN HOWTO FILL IT IN.
‘Ae’dlike each person in the household over the age of 14 to fill in a diary forone week. That means .... (CALCULATE NUMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD GRID) diaries,doesn’t it ?
o ON THE FRONT OF EACH DIARY WRITE IN THE PERSON’S NAME AND TtlZi2~. FROM THE H’HOLDGRID, THE Q’AIRE NO. (FROM THE CONTACT SHEET) ANO TH~ SUGGESTED START DATE. .
Could I ask you to give these to .... (NAME ABSENT’ HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS) ? Ifyou could also show them how to fill in the diaries that would be very helpful.
LEAVE THE NECESSARY NUMBER OF FREEPOST ENVELOPES TO RETURNDIARIES. NO STAMPS ARE REQUIRED ~CODE WHETHER DIARIES ACCEPTED: DIARIES ACCEPTED - FOR ALL
I1)- WRITE IN NO.
SOME 2) LEFT BELOW--------------------q--------------------NONE 3- SKIP TO
Q.147
WRITE IN NUMBER LEFT~U
[NOW COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR I IIDIARY PROGRESS CHASER ON LAST PAGEI
IF DIARIES REFUSED, ASK Q.147Q.147 —It is possible that the University team responsible for the . 329project in ... AREA ... may:wish to get ii touch with some of
t~e eople WhO have been interviewed to discuss some aspects[OT,~ e research a bit more.
( 59)In the event of your nqrne
being chos~n, YES 1would you be willina to take Dart ? ? -@*n
2’s 11700/?/:4, ,- 19a CARD 463
lQ.20Ifyour partner could provide you with a good standard of living without
you having to work, how important would it be for you to work ?
“TIC!(ONE BOX
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CORNER SttOPS/LOCALSHOPSRQ 1
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CITY CENTRE SUPCR14ARKET
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+Now turn to page.10 of the self completion questionnaire and answerQ.62 and’Q.63>b~~icking””o&3’or e%l%+ “-~.-?~~~- .+F.
(0.62 Which of these statements best ‘“ff~~w’~’”affairs ?
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k?ITE IN RELATIONSHIP, ANO SEX WHERE NOT INDICATED BY @4A2 d49)(50)
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And do you keep in touch with any of them ?%%
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~~ 6A~wRITE NAME ANO RELATIONSHIP IN GRID AND CODE FOR EACH HOW
THEY KEEP IN TOUCH
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~Q.6b! SHOW CARD R8 : Which of these things do you do when you see
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I =7E5~ ~dti.NJ, DcN’T oo ANY sOCIALIZING UITH NEIGHBORS
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t ------- LJUST MEET IN SOMEONE’S HOME
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T&Y liELP~UITHtiNERAL H’HOLO ORHORK TASKS
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!?2.10 STILL SHOWING CAROR9 DO you do any of these things withyour current work-mates ? IF YES, ASK: Which ? COOE u
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I HELP THEM WITH GENERAL l-i’HOLOOR— Wi3RK TASKS
L HE GO SHOPPING TOGETHER
OTHER THINGS
(DON’T KNOW)
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RQ.11 SHOW CARD R9 DO you do any of these things with your twoor tnree closest friends ? (I mean friends who are notalso relatives, work-mates or neighbors.) IF YES, ASK:Uhich ? COOE ALL MENTIONED
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THEY HELP ME WITH GENERAL H’tlOLD OR1
~ES, ”DO ...’.... ‘- ‘I HELP THEM ITH GENERAL H’HOL$%’” s
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(Q.91
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(Q.92
WORK TASKS
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How turn to page 20 of the self-completion questionnaireand answer Q.91
Please tick the boxes which best describe how often thestatements apply to you.TICK ONE EOX FOR EACH OF 1.-5.)
Turn over to page 21 and answer Q.92
Thiriking about how you spent your days last week, howstrongly would you agree or disagree with each of thefollowing statements ?TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-5.)
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. 345
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ASK ORIGINAL DESPONDENT~<. 12 Gms anyone in your household own a car ?—---—
I PUNCH CARD 336 ‘
1(41)YES 1- ASK 2:.13.------.- ----- --------------
;F ‘“’/5s8’;::QIJ.12, ASK RCj.13 OF RESPONDENT AND PARTNER;I;q.,!‘DUALLY.,(G.,*
RQ. 13 SHOW CARD R.10 From this card, can you tell nk hcnt’dften - ““””- “ ‘“-you have use of the car during .... READ OUT 1) - 4) ANDCODE FOR RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
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IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT 1S EMPLOYEE, ASK Q.144IF FA~TN&R ~EMPLOYEE, ASK PARTNER Q,144l~--~iEI~+R PERSON IS EMPLOYEE, SKIP TO Q.145.— —— -—
,-11, ,-,L.J?S your employer provide you with any of the following benefits ? READ OU-.,*-a ‘-i) IN TURN AhD CODE ANSWERS FOR RESPONDENT AND/OR PARTNER IN APPROPRIATE 6210(51.
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;, pensiun scheme bey~nd the basicgovernment scheme
A companj’ car provided free
Einployer-paidprivate medicalinssrznceTime off work for any domesticzmoblenis on part or full pay“-.lm,eoff work for domestic .problems, unpaid A
Childcare facilities Flkk6kc~~~
Free transport or other helpwith transport costs Fl&~qR
Sports facilities F144$3R
Social facilities @4%qR
RESPONDENT PARTNER - ‘
YES NO I(DK) i YES I NO I(DK)
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IF AVY ‘YES’ AT Q.144 ASK RQ.14 INDIVIDUALLY FOR EACH YES—— -OTtiERS, SKIP TO Q.145
~~. i4 ‘-.Can I.U tell me which you yourself have had or have made use cfin the past year ? READ OUT EACH PROVIDED AT Q.144
A pensi~n scheme beyond tbasic government scheme
n company car provided fr
Employer-paid private medinsuranceTime off work for any domproblems on part or fullTime off work for domestiproblems, unpaid
Childcare facilities
Free transport or other hwith transport costs
:pcrts facilities
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ORIGINAL RESPONDENT’S NAME: MR/MRS/MISS/MS ~ ~ 0cm ()
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@ SEX: QUiI.Ml PARTNER ● AGE: HOW old ORIGINAL PARTNERRESPONDENT were you last RESPONDENT
(16) (17) birthday ?(18) (19) (20)(21)
iMALE 1 1FEMALE 2 2 WRITEIN+m m
DATE ORIGIiWLLY INTERVIEWED ANSWER FROM CONTACT SHEET TO: Ouo(FF!OrlCONTACT SHEET)
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lNTERVIE~ LENGTH:
TINE INTERVIEW STARTED: .............
TIf;E INTERVIEW FINISHED: ......;...... LENGTH OF INTERVIEW (MiNS)
(29) (3~(31)
1 CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE RECORD OF AN INTERVIEU FOR THIS SURVEY INTERVIEW NO.(FROM 01, IN ORDER
SIGNATURE .............................. ?NTERVIEHEi?’SNO. OF INTERVIEWING)
DAT~~1987 -q m(32)(2j (34)(39 (39) (40)
THIS FORM IS THE PROPERTY OF PUBLIC ATTITUDE SURVEYS RESEARCH LIMITED, PO BOX 91, RYE PARKHOUSE, LONDON ROAD, HIGH WYCOMBE, BUCKS HP1l lEF-“
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Now turn to page 2 of the self-completionquestionnaire,
and answer Q.36
Overall, how much, if at all, do you personallyfeel thatyour choice about jobs is influenced by each of the factorslisted ? TICK ONE BOX FOR EACH OF 1.-9.)
ENSURE THERE IS NO COLLABORATION, ANO GIVE HELP IF NEEDED.
CHECK BACK TO PAGE 2.ASK Q.37a.
OTHERS SKIP-TO FILTER
00 you think there isyour job and becoming
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IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS AN EMPLOYEE
ABOVE SQ.1
any chance at all of your loslngunemployed in the next twelve mnths ?
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~F ‘YES’ AT Q.37aSHOU CARD 5 : From this card, how would you rate thelikelihood of this happening ?
VERY LIKELYQUITE LIKELY
EVENSQUITE UNLIKELYVERY UNLIKELY
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CHECK BACK TO PAGES 2 AND 4
IF ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IS EMPLOYEE OR SELF-EMPLOYED ASK PARTNERSQ. 1IF PARTNERIS EMPLOYEEOR SELF-EMPLOYEDASK 9RIGINAL RESPONDENTSQ: 1. OTHERS SKIP TO FILTER ABOVE Q.38(IF”BOTH EMpLOYED/SELF-EMPLOYED ASK BOTH, INDIVIDUALLY)I’d like to ask about the demands made on your partnerby the work he/she is doing.
PUNCHCAR03071
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(;) (if)always reasonable
generally reasonable 2 2
‘DK) L1-uJsometimestoo much
often too much
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[PUNCIICAJ?D 314 1
S<.2 Some parents encourage their children to develop definite aims
about their future at an early age, and try to guide theirchoices. Other parents believe it is impossible to guidechildren successfully in this way. There are still otherparents who believe it is wrong to even try to do this.Which of these comes closest to your own views .... READ OUTAND CODE FOR RESPONDENT AND PARTNER
Parents shou d encourage
t is imposs
(URITE IN)
their children to developaims/guide their aims
ble to do so successfullyIt is wrong to try
.........................Other
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .(DK)
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ASK ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLYSQ.3a) Is there any one person whose approach to the problems
of family life you particularly admire ?.W3AR 1m 4P<RESPONDENT PARTNER
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IF BUT~ CODED ‘NO’ SQ3 6 R> ‘;5)~ (16) :
SQ.3b Who is that ?PROMPT FOR RELATIONSHIP (E.G. FRIEND, RELATIVE) 8) \
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(30) :
family problems ? S(J3C?2 ‘3’) (32) ;WRITE IN FOR RESPONDENT AND/OR PARTNER AS APPROPRIATE
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5Q.4 Was your family already living in Swindon when youwere born ? (37)
YESi ALREADY LIVING IN SWINDON 1 - SKIP TO SQ.6------ ------------..--..-..---..-- ---------------- ..----.
W@ N04 NOT ALREADY LIVING IN SUINDON
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IIF ‘NO’ AT SQ.4
5Q.5 SHOW CARD S1: Which one of these reasons comes closest toyour main reason for~ing into Swindon area ? COOEONE O~IN GRID BELOW
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MAINREASON(38f19 )
$Qfp - HAD A JOB FIXED UP HERE 01.------- -
PARENTS MOVED TO SUINOONAREA 02 I, -------- -
CAME LOOKING FOR A JOB I 03 I1 ------- --
BETTER HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES 04 I- - - - - --- -
NICER PLACE TO LIVE 05 I1 -.------ -
PARTNER MOVED TO JOB HERE I 06
TO BE NEAR RELATIVES/FRIENDS 07----.----
TO ~LK ~tUHERE 08------- --OTHER (WRITE IN AND CODE 76)
. , . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76---------DON’T KNOW 77
A~SQ.6 The level of services provided by the local council partly I
depends on the level o+ rates charged. Do you think that ....READ OUT. CODE ~ONLY 6P
Im PARTNtR \
a)
b)
or c)
b
(40) (41)rates should be cut, even if this meanssome reduction in local services ? 1 1
things should be left as they are ? 2 2
local services should be increased, evenif this means some increase in the rates ? 3 3
(DK) 7 7
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LPUNCH CARD 31~
,.., ,DK)expansion has gone far enoughor expansion should continue
Compared with the country as a whole, do you thinkthat unions in !Mindon are .... READ OUT I
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(4:) (45).... more militant.... less militant 2 ;or about the same 3 3
(OK) 7 7I
Mow cARD S2: From this’card, how likely do you thinkit is that you will be living in the Swindon area ....
● ✎ ✎ ✎ in five years time ?
. . . . in ten years time ?
CODE IN GRID
VERY LIKELY
QUITE LIKELY
EVENS
QUITE UNLIKELY
VERY UNLIKELY
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3 3
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+Now turn to page 10 of the self completion questionnaire and answerQ.62 and Q.63 by ticking one box for each.
(Q.62 which of these statements best fits the way YOU orga~ise your financialaffairs ?TICKOMI BOX.)
(Q.63 Which of these statements best describes the way you feel ?TICK ONE BOX.)
* Now turn to SQ.1O on page 10a of the self-completion questionnaire.
(SQ. 10 How far do you agree with each of these statements ? Please answerby ticking one box for each statement. )
$~(~~ ~C [ NOW GO TO THE ACTIVITIES SECTION (GREY) 1
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SQ. 12
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automatic washing machine : 1 ! z I 7
electric mixer 1:217 I
microwave even 1 ‘ 2 1-’7 [
a car 111217
second car II 1217
dishwasher I 1 12 !7
sewing machine il 1217
home computer 1 1 2 [7
workbench 111217
gardening equipment ~11217
electric drill il 12.17
video recor~~r 1 11217,-, . _l
~: HAS HGNE C@MPUTER A: O.84 ASK ORIGINAL R:SPONCIENT Stl.11You say you have a home computer. Is it used for
purposes other than games, such as keeping accounts
any?
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s!j.13&K ORIGINAL RESPONDENT AND PARTNER INDIVIDUALLY[s there anything you enjoy doing, which living here (inthis neighborhood) ffldkeS it hard or impractical to do ?
~\3K‘ PUFiCi+ CARD 314
J’Q r3~lRESPOND~N7i PaR~Nct?
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IF EITHER RESPONDENT OR PARTNER CODED ‘YES’ AT SQ.13 AS!(SQ.14 AND 15. OTHERS SKIP TO NEX SECTION
SQ. 14 What is that ? WRITE IN FOR RESP~NDENT AND/OR PARTNER ASAPPROPRIATE SG)14R(
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this be in deciding where you moved to ? Would it be ....READ OUT ANO CODE FOR RESPONDENT AND/OR PARTNER, ASAPPROPRIATE.
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(63) (64)
(65) (66)
(67) (68)
(69) (70)
(71) (72)
(73) (74)
(75) (76)
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unimportant
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PAS 11700/ p/s 10a
SQ.1O 20W far do you agree wicn each of these statements ?
Please answer by ticking one box for each statement.
TICK HER
NO STRONFEELING!
AGREE AGREE
ISTRONGLY SOMEWHAT
EITHERHAY
1. UNPAID UORK IN THE HOME ISJUST AS WORTHWHILE AS PAIDWORK
ISG 10aA/s~WA I I2. THE AVERAGE PERSON IN SWINDON
IS MORE IN TOUCH WITH THETiMESTHAN SIMILARPEOPLE INMOST OTHER 8RITISH TOWNS
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(M Oflals G)10Q133. THE CURRENT TENOENCY TO
CRITICISE TRADITIONAL SORTSOF FOOO EATEN IN THISCOUNTRY HAS GONE TOO FAR
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