World Health Survey 2003

Greece, 2003

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GRC_2003_WHS_v01_M

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unusual circumstances (q9013)

Data file: WHS-Greece_F4

Overview

Valid: 87

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Start: 1271

End: 1350

Width: 80

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Any unusual circumstances or happenings during the interview:

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Value	Category
Because of the old age, I asked the questions several times.
During the interview, her wife didn't leave him answer in household's expen
During the interview, the husband showed up and he interfered in the interv
During the interview, the respondent got bored and became very negative.
He cried, he was very desparate after the stroke he had 3 years ago.
He drunk.
He took part in the answers with no cautiousness.
He wanted me to finish as fast as I could.
He was constantly in a hurry for the interview to finish.
He was negative, he didn't want to answer.
He was proud of his good health at this age.
He was tired because he had just come back from a trip and he had difficult
He was tired from his work.
Her children were present and they creaated some noise.
Her husband disagreed every short while.
Her mother-in-law interfered who was opposite to the survey. As the respond
Her sister who was present was mentally handicapped, and this made the inte
His landlady became a burden.
His wife was present too and during the interview she said her opinion.
I didn't have any problem.
I had no problem with the respondent, her husband was negative.
In the end, when I asked about income, he said that we were making fun of h
Mrs. Maria's son tried to help her in answering.
No problem at all.
No problem happened.
No problem.
No problem. He answered with great attention in all the questions.
No special problem.
No unusual condition.
Not unusual conditions, he was hot and he made air with a paper (a nervous
Nothing at all happened.
Nothing happened.
Nothing negative happened from the respondent's part.
Nothing negative happened.
Nothing negative prevailed.
Nothing unusual happened, he had patience in answering.
Nothing unusual happened, he was cooperative.
Nothing unusual happened.
Nothing unusual.
Nothing, he was willing to talk about this subject, but he didn't want to g
Nothing, she only was in a hurry.
She found the questionnaire very interesting.
She was holding the baby that cried on and off and the respondent looked af
She was very depressed.
She was very friendly and she replied to questions with interest.
The husband interfered sometimes.
The interview flew smoothly.
The interview was complete without any problem.
The interview was conducted smoothly.
The interview was conducted without any problem.
The interview was developed without any problem
The interview was interrupted twice by phone-ringings.
The other health problem Mr. Dimitris had was that he was handicapped. His
The respondent replied rather unconsciously.
The respondent was listening with great attention.
The respondent was negative during the interview and in the end he had doub
The respondent was very friendly.
The respondent was very negative as time passed and had doubts in the goal
The respondent's parents were present and sometimes they said their opinion
The respondent's wife was present and she was negative with this interview
The telephone rang.
The whole conversation was developed positively.
The wife constantly interrupted the interview skilfully in order to cancel
There was no problem.
There were craftsmen in the house and they repaired something.
Two women, his mother and another one, maybe a visitor, started telling me
Very polite and very willing to answer.
Vision problem.
We talked without any problem.
When I asked q.2009, the respondent wept, her eyes filled with tears.
While he was trying to understand the questions, a relative interfered and

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

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