World Health Survey 2003
Malawi, 2003
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MWI_2003_WHS_v01_M
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World Health Organization (WHO)
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unusual circumstances (q9013)
Data file: WHS-Malawi_F5
Overview
Valid:
4421
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
3213
End:
3292
Width:
80
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Any unusual circumstances or happenings during the interview:
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | |
| 1 INTERRUPTION | |
| 2 | |
| 3 | |
| 3 OTHER PEOPLE AROUND | |
| A TWO YEAR OLD BOY WAS DISTURBING | |
| A VISTOR INTRUDING FREQUENTRY | |
| ACHILD WAS INTERRUPTING US | |
| AFRIEND WAS ALIENATING THE INTERVIEW | |
| ALOT OF DISTURBANCES | |
| ALOT OF VISITORS | |
| AN INTERRUPION FROM A FRIEND TO THE RESPONDENT | |
| AN INTERRUPTION FROM RESPONDENT'S FRIEND | |
| ANA AMABVUTITSA KWAMBIRI | |
| ANSWERS DUE TO HER ILLNESS | |
| BABY CRYING | |
| BABY WAS CRYING | |
| BABY'S CRY | |
| CARING FOR CHILDREN (EKINA) | |
| CHILD CRYING | |
| CHILD INTRRUPTION(CRYING) | |
| CHILD TROUBLING | |
| CHILD WAS CRYING NOW AND THEN | |
| CHILDREN CRYING | |
| CHILDREN FIGHTING FIVE METRES AWAY | |
| CHILDREN KEPT INTERRUPTING BY MAKING NOISE, HENCE IT TOOK TOO LONG | |
| CHILDREN MAKING NOISE | |
| CHILDREN WAS INTERLUPTING THE INTERVIEW | |
| CHILDREN WERE NOISY | |
| CHILDREN'S CRY | |
| COULD COMMUNICATE IN YAO ONLY | |
| COULD NOT COMMUNICATE FLUENTLY IN CHICHEWA | |
| CUSTOMERS INTERRUPTED US | |
| CUSTOMERS WERE INTERRUPTING US, DURING THE INTERVIEW | |
| DIGRESSION BY RESPONDENT | |
| DISTURBANCE CAUSE BY RAIN | |
| DISTURBANCE CAUSED BY RAINFALL | |
| DISTURBANCES (FRIENDS INTERRUPTED) | |
| DISTURBANCES BY CHILDREN | |
| DISTURBANCES BY NEIGHBOURS | |
| DISTURBANCES DURING INTERVIEW | |
| DISTURBANCES FRIENDS INTERUPTED | |
| DISTURBANCES(FRIENDS CALLED) | |
| DISTURBED BY AN UNDER FIVE YEAR- CHILD | |
| DISTURBED BY THE RAIN | |
| DISTURBED FOR A WHILE BY RESPONDENTS CHILDREN | |
| DISTURBUNCES BY CHILDREN | |
| DONE | |
| DRUNKEDS WERE DISTURBING | |
| FEW INTERRUPTIONS FROM NEIGHBOURS | |
| FRIEND PRESENT | |
| FRIENDS INTERROGATIONS | |
| HE IS A MEDICAL OFFICER SO HE HAD TO ATTEND PATIENTS | |
| HE REFUSED TO ANSER SEX QUESTIONS | |
| HE WAS SMOKING | |
| HER CHILDREN TROUBLING HER | |
| HER CHILDREN WERE TROUBLING HER | |
| HER MOTHER KEPT CALING HER | |
| HER NEGHBOUR WAS MAKING NOISE | |
| HIS CHILD DISTURBING HIM | |
| HUSBAND WAS PRESENT | |
| I WAITED FOR SO LONG FOR THE INFORMANT | |
| INRERRUTION BY VISTORS | |
| INTEROGETED BY THE ACTING VILLAGE HEADMAN | |
| INTERRUOTED BY NEIGHBOUR | |
| INTERRUPTD BY SOME WOMEN WHO CALLED THE RESPONDENT FOR LUNCH | |
| INTERRUPTED BY VISTORS | |
| INTERRUPTED BY A CERTAIN MAN WHO NEEDED HER HUSBAND | |
| INTERRUPTED BY ACHILD | |
| INTERRUPTED BY CHILDREN | |
| INTERRUPTED BY CHILDREN FROM OUTSIDE THE HOSEHOLD | |
| INTERRUPTED BY CHILDREN{WERE FIGHTING} | |
| INTERRUPTED BY CUSTOMERS | |
| INTERRUPTED BY KIDS | |
| INTERRUPTED BY NEIGHBOURS | |
| INTERRUPTED BY RAIN | |
| INTERRUPTED BY RESPONDENTS GRAND CHILDREN | |
| INTERRUPTED BY THE VILLAGE HEAD | |
| INTERRUPTED BY VISITORS | |
| INTERRUPTION BY KIDS | |
| INTERRUPTION BY A CHILD | |
| INTERRUPTION BY CHILD | |
| INTERRUPTION BY CHILDREN | |
| INTERRUPTIONS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY NEIGHBOURS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY A YOUNG BOY | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY A YOUNG CHILD | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY CHILD | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY CHILD AND NEIGHBOURS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY CHILDREN | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY CUSTOMERS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY FRIENDS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY FRIENDS AND KIDS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY HUSBAND | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY KIDS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY KIDS & NEIGHBOURS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY NEIGHBOUR | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY NEIGHBOURS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY NEIGHBOURS. | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY PASSERS BY | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY TOBACCO BUYERS | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY VGE HEAD | |
| INTERRUPTIONS BY YOUNG CHILD | |
| INTERRUPTIONS FROM AFRIEND | |
| INTERRUTION BY KIDS' | |
| INTERUTION BY KIDS | |
| INTERVIEW CONDUCTED IN A GROCERY | |
| INTEVIEW INTERRUPTED BY VISITORS. | |
| INTURRUPTIONS BY KIDS | |
| INTURRUPTIONS TO RESPONDENT BY HER SICK CHILD | |
| IT STARTED RAINING DURING INTERVIEW | |
| KID WAS MAKING NOISE | |
| KIDS INTERRUPTING | |
| LOTS OF INTERRUPTIONS | |
| MOCKERY FROM RELATIVES | |
| MOVING UP AND DOWN OF RESPONDENT | |
| NEIGHBOUR INTERRUPTED | |
| NEIGHBOURS WANTED TO ATTEND THE INTERVIEW | |
| NICE | |
| NITERRUPTED BY KIDS | |
| NO | |
| NO DISTURBED OFTEN BY HER CHILD DURING THE INTERVIEW | |
| NO INTERRAPTION | |
| NO INTERRUPTION | |
| NO INTERRUPTIONS | |
| NO INTERRUPTUON | |
| NO INTERRUTIONS | |
| NO INTERUPTION | |
| NO INTRERRUTION | |
| NO PROBLEM, RESPONDENT WELL- EDUCATED | |
| NOHTING | |
| NOISE | |
| NOISY CHILD NEARBY | |
| NOME | |
| NON E | |
| NONE | |
| NONE INTERRUPTIONS | |
| NONE] | |
| NOT ABLE TO KNOW AGES | |
| NOTHING | |
| O | |
| ONE INTERRUPTIN | |
| ONE INTERRUPTION | |
| OTHER PEOPLE INTERRUPTED | |
| OTHER PEOPLE'S INTERFERENCES | |
| PARENTS QUESTION TOO MUCH ABOUT THE STUDY | |
| PEOPLE CAME AROUND | |
| PEOPLE INTERVINING | |
| POOR MEMORY BECOUSE OF OLD AGE | |
| POOR UNDERSTANDING CHICHIWA LANGUAGE | |
| RAIN DISTURBED THE INTERVIEW | |
| RAIN INTERRUPTED THE INTERVIEW | |
| RAINFALL DISTURBED THE INTERVIEWS | |
| RES GOOD | |
| RES WAS ABIT BUSY | |
| RESPONDENT BROTHER INTERRUPT DUE TO DRUNKENESS | |
| RESPONDENT CALLED FROM FARM. TOOK TOO LONG TO RETURN | |
| RESPONDENT COULD HALT INTERVIEW TO ETTEND TO CUSTOMERS | |
| RESPONDENT DRUNK | |
| RESPONDENT GOOD | |
| RESPONDENT RESTLESS | |
| RESPONDENT VERY SLOW | |
| RESPONDENT WAS A BIT DRUNK | |
| RESPONDENT WAS AT TRADITIONAL HEALER | |
| RESPONDENT WAS BUSY | |
| RESPONDENT WAS BUSY SELLING WHICH KEPT THE INTERVIEW VERY SLOIW | |
| RESPONDENT WAS GOOD | |
| RESPONDENT WAS MAD | |
| RESPONDENT WAS SICK | |
| RESPONDENT WAS SUFFERING FROM A HEART DISEASE AND THEREFORE SHE WAS UNSTABLE | |
| RESPONDENT'S MOTHER WAS DRUNK, SHE TWICE DISTURBED THE INTERVIEW | |
| SEVERAL INTERRUPTIONS | |
| SHE COMPLAINED THAT WE ARE JUST TROUBLING HER | |
| SHE HAD HER CHILDERN MAKING NOISE | |
| SHE WAS PREPAIRING FOOD FOR HER KIDS | |
| SHYNESS | |
| SISTER PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEW | |
| SMOKING OF OTHER TYPE OF TOBACCO | |
| SO MANY CHILDREN AROUND | |
| SOME INTERRUPTIONS | |
| SOMEHOW DISTURBED BY HER CHILDREN | |
| SOMEONE PRODUCED FOUL LANGUAGE | |
| SORROUNDED BY CHILDREN | |
| THE GRAND MOTHER MOURNING A DECEASED GRAND-CHILD WHO DIED IN THE PAST TWOO WEEKS | |
| THE HUSBAND WAS AVAILABLE/ DISTURBED TWICE | |
| THE INTERVIEW TOOK TIME BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT HAD TO BE FOLLOWED TO THIER GARDE | |
| THE INTERVIEW WAS INTERRUPTED SEVERAL TIMES | |
| THE LADY WAS COOKING | |
| THE RESPONCE WAS TOO MOBILE DURING INTERVIEW | |
| THE RESPONDENT HAD NO INFORMATION ABOUT MARY MAKANDA | |
| THE RESPONDENT WAS FRIENDRLY | |
| THE RESPONDENT WAS REFUSING TO ANSWER ALOT OF QUASTIONS | |
| THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CHAMING | |
| THERE WAS A BOY LISTENING AT SOMETIME | |
| TOO MANY DISTURBANCES | |
| TOO MANY INTERRUPTIONS | |
| TOO MANY INTERRUPTIONS BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS | |
| TOO MANY INTERRUPTIONS BY PASSERS - BY | |
| TOO TALKATIVE ON IRRELEVANT ISSUES | |
| TWO INTERRUPTIONS | |
| TWO INTERRUPTIONS | |
| TWO INTERRUPTIONS BY NEIGHBOURS | |
| TWO LADIES WERE WILLING TO ATTEND | |
| TWO PEOPLE INTERRUPTED | |
| VERY BUSY WITH HIS BUSINESS | |
| VISITORS | |
| VISITORS COMING | |
| VISITORS COMING NOW AND THEN | |
| VISITORS INTERRUPTING INTERVIEWS | |
| VISITORS INTURRUPTED | |
| VISITORS WHO VISITED THE RESPONDENT INTERRUPTED THE INTERVIEW | |
| VISTORS COMING FREQUENTLY | |
| VISTORS COMING NOW AND THE RESPONDENT SLOW IN GIVING ANSWERS | |
| VISTORS INTERRUPTED | |
| VISTORS INTERRUPTIONS | |
| WIFE ARROUND | |
| WIFE PRESENT THROUHGOUT THE INTERVIEW | |
| YES | |
| YES GRANDDAUGHTER WAS INTERRUPTING | |
| YOUNG ONES INTERLAPTION |
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.
Interviewer instructions
To be filled in by the interviewer at the end of the interview