DDI_LAO_2012_STEP-HH_v02_M_WBDevelopment Economics Data Group2014-06-12NADAVersion 01 (June 2014)
Version 02 (March 2016)
Changes in v02 of study documentation compared to v01 published in June 2014
- v01 datasets were replaced with v02
- Study Title, Series Information and Abstract were editedSTEP Skills Measurement Household Survey 2012 (Wave 1)Skills Toward Employment and Productivity (Wave 1)STEP-HH 2012LAO_2012_STEP-HH_v02_MWorld Bank
Educational Testing Services
Alexandria ValerioMaria Laura Sanchez PuertaTania RajadelGaelle PierreValerie EvansSebastian Monroy Taborda(c) STEP 2014, The World BankNADAMulti-Donor Trust Fund Labor Markets, Job Creation and Economic GrowthBank Netherlands Partnership ProgramSTEP Task Team - Education Global PracticeSocial Protection and Labor Global PracticeOther Household SurveyThe STEP project consists of Household Surveys collection and Employer Surveys collection.
These surveys are part of the STEP Household Surveys collection.
So far, two waves have been implemented in 12 countries. The third wave is under preparation.
The first wave started in September 2011 and was completed in December 2013. Wave 1 countries are: Bolivia, Colombia, Sri Lanka, Lao PDR, Vietnam, the Yunnan Province in China, Ghana, and Ukraine.
The second wave started in August 2012 and was completed in June 2014. Wave 2 countries are: Armenia, Georgia, Macedonia, and Kenya.Version 02, edited anonymous datasets for public distribution.
Version 01 was published in June 2014, but now is replaced with v02.
The difference between v02 and v01 datasets:
- Changes made to all STEP countries:
1) The literacy variables had incorrect labelling, which has now been fixed
2) The 'emp' variable has been cleaned
3) The 'write_dif' variable has been corrected
4) All monetary variables (identifiable by '_usd') have been converted to PPP dollarsThe STEP (Skills Toward Employment and Productivity) Measurement program is the first ever initiative to generate internationally comparable data on skills available in developing countries. The program implements standardized surveys to gather information on the supply and distribution of skills and the demand for skills in labor market of low-income countries.
The uniquely-designed Household Survey includes modules that measure the cognitive skills (reading, writing and numeracy), socio-emotional skills (personality, behavior and preferences) and job-specific skills (subset of transversal skills with direct job relevance) of a representative sample of adults aged 15 to 64 living in urban areas, whether they work or not. The cognitive skills module also incorporates a direct assessment of reading literacy based on the Survey of Adults Skills instruments. Modules also gather information about family, health and language.Lao PDRThe STEP target population is the urban population aged 15 to 64 included. Lao PDR sampled both urban and rural areas (with road) of the country.
Areas are classified as rural or urban based on each country's official definition.The units of analysis are the individual respondents and households. A household roster is undertaken at the start of the survey and the individual respondent is randomly selected among all household members aged 15 to 64 included. The random selection process was designed by the STEP team and compliance with the procedure is carefully monitored during fieldwork.The STEP target population is the population aged 15 to 64 included, living in urban areas, as defined by each country's statistical office.
Are excluded from the sample:
- Residents of institutions (prisons, hospitals, etc)
- Residents of senior homes and hospices
- Residents of other group dwellings such as college dormitories, halfway homes, workers' quarters, etc
- Persons living outside the country at the time of data collection
Laos' Target Population Description
The target population comprises all non-institutionalized persons 15 to 64 years of age (inclusive) living in urban and rural areas of the country at the time of data collection. This includes all residents except foreign diplomats and non-nationals working for international organizations. There will be no exclusions for the target population. The survey tool is designed for Lao language only (the sole national language). IRL will make every effort to interview non-Lao speaking persons through the use of local translators. In most such cases, the household and individual modules will be carried out with the assistance of a translator when available. However, Modules 6 and 9 will not be administered to those respondents who do not speak or read Lao as per STEP technical standards.Sample survey data [ssd]The scope of the study includes:
- household demographic characteristics
- dwelling characteristics
- education and training
- health
- employment
- job skill requirements
- personality, behavior and preferences
- language and family background
- reading literacy test assessmentLao PDR Indochina ResearchThe Laos sample design is a 3 stage stratified sample design. The stratification variable is urban-rural indicator.
First Stage Sample
The primary sample unit (PSU) is a village. The sampling objective was to conduct interviews in 134 urban villages and 54 rural villages.
The villages were selected with probability proportional to size (PPS), where the measure of size was the number of households in a village.
Second Stage Sample
The second stage sample unit (SSU) is a household. In the second stage, the number of households selected in each selected PSU was proportional to the size of the selected PSUs. The households were selected from a list of households in each selected PSU by systematic equal probability sampling. At the same time, a reserve sample of the same number of households as the target sample in each PSU was selected for use when needed to ensure that the target sample size is achieved.
Third Stage Sample
The third stage sample unit was an individual aged 15-64 (inclusive). The sampling objective was to select one individual with equal probability from each selected household.Face-to-face [f2f]The STEP survey instruments include:
- a Background Questionnaire developed by the WB STEP team
- a Reading Literacy Assessment developed by Educational Testing Services (ETS).
All countries adapted and translated both instruments following the STEP Technical Standards: 2 independent translators adapted and translated the Background Questionnaire and Reading Literacy Assessment, while reconciliation was carried out by a third translator.
The WB STEP team and ETS collaborated closely with the Lao PDR survey firm during the process and reviewed the adaptation and translation to Lao using a back translation.
The survey instruments were both piloted as part of the survey pre-test.
The adapted Background Questionnaires are provided in English as external resources. The Reading Literacy Assessment is protected by copyright and will not be published.Each component of the STEP Survey was carried out by a personal visit using a Paper-and-Pencil Interview (PAPI) method. Interviews lasted between 120 and 150 minutes, depending on respondents' reading proficiency.
As the STEP program requires all surveys to be implemented in a standardized way, particular attention was provided to implementation processes:
1) Each participating country (survey firm) presented National Survey Design Planning Report (NSDPR) detailing how it intended to implement the STEP survey while complying with the STEP Technical Standards. The NSDPRs were submitted to the WB STEP team for approval.
2) The World Bank (WB) STEP team and Educational Testing Services (ETS) conducted two workshops for all survey firms. The first was a 2-day workshop provided via video conference and aimed at presenting the STEP Technical Standards. The second workshop was organized over two full weeks at the World Bank Headquarters. During this course project managers from each survey firm received training on the survey instruments, implementation of the survey and data management procedures.
3) Based on the STEP Technical Standards, the survey firms adapted and translated the STEP survey instruments, the interviewer manual, and all training materials.
4) Once the instruments had been adapted and translated, survey firms carried out a pre-test, usually including 20-30 interviews. Findings from the pre-test were discussed with the WB STEP team and ETS to finalize the adaptation and translation of the STEP survey instruments. The survey was implemented in Georgian.
5) Each survey firm provided a 2-week training course to its enumerators, using training materials developed by the WB STEP team (after translation and adaptation). The WB STEP team's survey consultant helped organize the training and was present in the country for the first few days of the training. In addition, the WB STEP team in Washington DC provided just-in-time technical assistance, answering questions sent by the survey firm during the training. The training included in-field mock interviews in addition to in-class courses. At the end of the training, survey firms only retained enumerators having demonstrated a good understanding of the instruments.
6) As per STEP Technical Standards, data collection started within a few days of the end of the enumerators' training course. The composition of each country's fieldwork teams, reporting procedures and quality control processes are described in the NSDPR. Weekly reports were sent to the WB STEP team, which provided just-in-time technical assistance during fieldwork to answer questions or concerns. Regular calls or VCs were also held between survey firms and the WB STEP team to discuss progress. Matters discussed usually involved questions on how to deal with specific situations, strategies to reduce non-response, the activation of reserve households, and general pace of progress.Each interviewer team reports to a team supervisor. Interviewers must hand over to their supervisor properly filled questionnaires and reading exercise booklets (for Reading Literacy Assessment), and report all information about the fieldwork conducted.
Team supervisors are responsible for coordinating fieldwork, monitoring interviewers' work, documenting non-response, assigning reading exercise booklets and communicating regularly with a field manager. Also, once the household listing exercise is completed, the team supervisor randomly selects 15 households to be interviewed in the primary sampling unit (PSU), as well as reserve households that may be required to be activated (used) in the case of a non-response by one of the originally selected 15 households.
Field supervision details are outlined in "National Survey Design Planning Report" and "Interviewer's Manual and Team Supervisor's Manual", available in external resources.The Laos three-stage stratified cluster design resulted in differential probabilities of selection for the selected persons. Consequently, each selected person in the survey does not necessarily represent the same number of persons in the target population. To account for differential probabilities of selection due to the nature of the design and to ensure accurate survey estimates, the Laos STEP requires a sampling weight for each person that participated in the survey.
In general, the objectives of the Laos STEP weighting are to construct a set of survey weights to,
1) compensate for unequal probabilities of selection;
2) compensate for household-level non-response and person-level non-response;
3) adjust the weighted sample distribution for key variables of interest (for example, age, gender, education) so that it conforms to a known population distribution for these variables.
The general weighting procedure for the Laos STEP survey required the following tasks.
1) Creation of a data file to input into the weighting process;
2) World Bank (WB) Weight Requirement:
Create survey weights for sampled cases of households and persons that provided sufficient data to be considered a participant in the survey. This requirement does not necessarily include the completion of an assessment General Booklet, nor does it necessarily include the completion of all household and individual questionnaire modules.
a) Calculation of a PSU weight for 188 sampled PSUs (i.e., 154 urban PSUs, 34 rural PSUs);
b) Calculation of a household weight for each sampled household; i) Calculation of a household-level non-response adjustment independently for each PSU.
c) Calculation of a person weight for each selected person (SP); i) Calculation of a non-response adjustment independently for each sampled person.
3) The required output from the weighting process is a final Laos data file with the survey design weights (i.e., for each sampled PSU, household, person) appended to each data record.STEP data management process:
1) Raw data is sent by the survey firm
2) The World Bank (WB) STEP team runs data checks on the background questionnaire data. Educational Testing Services (ETS) runs data checks on the Reading Literacy Assessment data. Comments and questions are sent back to the survey firm.
3) The survey firm reviews comments and questions. When a data entry error is identified, the survey firm corrects the data.
4) The WB STEP team and ETS check if the data files are clean. This might require additional iterations with the survey firm.
5) Once the data has been checked and cleaned, the WB STEP team computes the weights. Weights are computed by the STEP team to ensure consistency across sampling methodologies.
6) ETS scales the Reading Literacy Assessment data.
7) The WB STEP team merges the background questionnaire data with the Reading Literacy Assessment data and computes derived variables.
Detailed information on data processing in STEP surveys is provided in “Guidelines for STEP Data Entry Programs” document, available in external resources. The template do-file used by the STEP team to check raw background questionnaire data is provided as an external resource, too.An overall response rate of 95% was achieved in the Lao PDR STEP Survey.A weighting documentation was prepared for each participating country and provides some information on sampling errors.
All country weighting documentations are provided as an external resource.Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include:
- the Identification of the Primary Investigator
- the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation)
- the survey reference number
- the source and date of download
Example:
World Bank. Lao PDR STEP Skills Measurement Household Survey 2012 (Wave 1). Ref. LAO_2012_STEP-HH_v02_M. Dataset downloaded from [URL] on [date].The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.STEP Laos_HH Roster_s10_finalThe second data file will provide data from Module 1A to Module 11 for all selected individual respondents, including information entered on the Cover Page and Back Cover.14321129STEP Laos_workingThe second data file will provide data from Module 1A to Module 11 for all selected individual respondents, including information entered on the Cover Page and Back Cover.2845119914321LaosPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUs14321101288Household NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold Number143211126Household member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID Code143211234567891011121314151617ID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected person143211234567891013Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?14321No1YesFinal Result CodeFinal Result CodeFinal Result CodeFinal Result CodeFinal Result Code14321101-Refusal-Household202-Unusual circumstance-Household303-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits404-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period505-No competent household member to interview (because of severe illness, mental606-Language problem707-Dwelling could not be found / selected address has no household808-Vacant dwelling909-Dwelling not habitable/dwelling destroyed/dwelling converted to commercial us1010-household moved away2121-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (i.e., begun but not complete)2222-Household module terminated due to unusual circumstance3131-No eligible household member aged 15-643232-Refusal-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-73333-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance3434-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate36SP absent for entire survey period3737-SP deaf or gard of hearing3838-SP learning or mental disability3939-SP speech impairment4040-SP language problem5151-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-75252-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance6161-SP unable to read language of GB6262-SP refusal to begin GB6363-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance6464-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB6565-SP physical disability7171-SP looked through GB-unable to read & write language of GB7272-SP refused to continue GB after starting7373-GB interruption7474-GB terminated due to unusual circumstance7575-SP attempted GB-did not mark any answers7676-SP marked some GB items-did not attempt all items7777-SP marked some GB items & attempted all GB items7878-SP marked all GB items9595-Sample case not activated9696-General non-response; Reason unspecified by survey firm9797-Sample selection error – wrong household selected in the field9898-Sample selection error – incorrect eligble person selected by the interviewer9999-Sample selection error – ineligble person selected by the interviewerFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-Households1432111-Participant HH22-Ineligible HH33-Non-participant Eligible HH44-Non-participant Unknown Eligibility HHBasic PSU WeightBasic PSU WeightBasic PSU WeightBasic PSU WeightBasic PSU Weight143212.094234.176Final Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household Weight1432150.3683012.01Random Number 1Random Number 1Random Number 1Random Number 1Random Number 1Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 2Random Number 2Random Number 2Random Number 2Random Number 2Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 3Random Number 3Random Number 3Random Number 3Random Number 3Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 4Random Number 4Random Number 4Random Number 4Random Number 4Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 5Random Number 5Random Number 5Random Number 5Random Number 5Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 6Random Number 6Random Number 6Random Number 6Random Number 6Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 7Random Number 7Random Number 7Random Number 7Random Number 7Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 8Random Number 8Random Number 8Random Number 8Random Number 8Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 9Random Number 9Random Number 9Random Number 9Random Number 9Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 10Random Number 10Random Number 10Random Number 10Random Number 10Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 11Random Number 11Random Number 11Random Number 11Random Number 11Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 12Random Number 12Random Number 12Random Number 12Random Number 12Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 13Random Number 13Random Number 13Random Number 13Random Number 13Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 14Random Number 14Random Number 14Random Number 14Random Number 14Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number 15Random Number 15Random Number 15Random Number 15Random Number 15Random number sticker14321123456789101112131415Random Number choosingRandom Number choosingRandom Number choosingRandom Number choosingRandom Number choosing1432112345678910SexSexSexSexSexModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
2) Sex143211MALE2FEMALERelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
3) Relationship to head143211HEAD2SPOUSE/PARTNER3SON/DAUGHTER4SON/DAUGHTER-IN-LAW5FATHER/MOTHER6FATHER/MOTHER-IN-LAW7SISTER/BROTHER8GRANDCHILD9GRANDPARENT10NIECE/NEPHEW11OTHER RELATIVE12NOT RELATED (SPECIFY)Age in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
4) How old is [NAME]?If less than 12 months, RECORD "0"In completed years.14321102Date of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? MonthFor unknown month, record "99".143211122334455667788991010111112129999Date of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? YearRecord four digits of the year. Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies1432119102012AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?If "No", END INTERVIEW. FIll in code on back cover.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5a) IS THERE AT LEAST ONE PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO IS BETWEEN 15 AND 64 YEARS OLD?143211YES2NOIs 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?If "No", NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
6) INTERVIEWER: IS [NAME] 6 YEARS OR OLDER?143211YES2NOHas ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
7) Has [NAME] ever attended school?If "No", GO TO Q10For age 6 and over1281015111YES2NO3DON'T KNOWSysmissIs presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
8) Is [NAME] presently attending an educational institution?For age 6 and over1154027811YES2NOSysmissHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
9) What is the highest level of formal education [NAME] has completed?If "99", then GO TO Q10For age 6 and over1154027811None/less than complete primary2Primary3Lower Secondary4Upper Secondary99Don't knowSysmissIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
9a) In addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional education [NAME] has completed?If "5" or "6" or "7" or "8" or "9" or "10" or "11", then GO TO Q12For age 6 and over1140829135Low diploma6Middle diploma7High diploma8Bachelor's degree9Master's degree10Doctoral degree (PhD)11No further education / currently studying12None/no complete primary and no other education99Don't knowSysmissCan read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
10) Can [NAME] read a short simple statement?For age 6 and over2992113291YES, WITHOUT DIFFICULTY2YES, BUT WITH DIFFICULTY3NOSysmissCan write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
11) Can [NAME] write a short simple statement?For age 6 and over2992113291YES, WITHOUT DIFFICULTY2YES, BUT WITH DIFFICULTY3NOSysmissInterviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?If "No", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
12) IS [NAME] 15 YEARS OR OLDER?1281015111YES2NOSysmissMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
13) What is the marital status of [NAME]?For age 15 and over1000243191MARRIED (monogamous union)2MARRIED (polygamous union)3CO-HABITATION4DIVORCED5SEPARATED6WIDOW/ER7NEVER MARRIED8OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissIn past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
14) During the past 7 days, did [NAME} work for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind OR work on his/her own account for profit or family gain OR work in a family business or on a farm?IF "YES", GOTO Q17For age 15 and over1000243191YES2NOSysmissLooked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
15) During the past 4 weeks, did [NAME] actively look for work and was [NAME] available to start a job if he/she found one?IF "YES", GOTO Q18For age 15 and over2370119511YES2NOSysmissPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ?For age 15 and over2291120301HOUSEWORK / HOUSEWIFE2STUDENT3RETIRED/OLD AGE4ILL, DISABLED5NOT WORKING AND NOT LOOKING FOR WORK6OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ? Other specifyFor age 15 and over3143187InsaneSysmissEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
17) For the main work [NAME] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work?For age 15 and over763266891EMPLOYEE2SELF-EMPLOYED, OWNER WITHOUT HIRED LABOR3SELF-EMPLOYED, OWNER WITH HIRED LABOR4UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS5OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
17) For the main work [NAME] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work? Other specifyFor age 15 and over14321SysmissInterviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
18) IS THIS PERSON 15 TO 64 YEARS OLD?1000243191YES2NOSysmissInterviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
19) INTERVIEWER CHECK: IS THIS PERSON MENTALLY CAPABLE TO ANSWER THE INDIVIDUAL MODULES?935449671YES2NOSysmissInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsIf "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
20) NUMBER THE PERSON (SEQUENTIALLY) AS ELIGIBLE FOR INDIVIDUAL SURVEY.92795042123456789101112SysmissNUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER A14321123456789101112NUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER B1432112345678910Kind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this?143211SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE/SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE2PART OF A HOUSE/ PART OF AN APARTMENT3APARTMENT IN A BUILDING WITH LESS THAN 10 DWELLINGS4APARTMENT IN A BUILDING WITH 10 OR MORE DWELLINGS5MAKESHIFT DWELLING/ TEMPORARY DWELLING9OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this? Other specifyMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling?143211BAKED BRICKS3STONE5CONCRETE6MUD/GRASS/BAMBOO/OTHER TRADITIONAL7WOOD/LOGS8TIN9CINDER BLOCK10NONE19OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling? Other specifyMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof?143211SLATE2METAL SHEETING3THATCH/GRASS/LEAVES4CONCRETE SLAB5TILES6WOOD9OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificacionOther SpecificacionOther SpecificacionOther SpecificacionOther SpecificacionModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof? Other spec51431610Concrete TilesSysmissMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor?143211PARQUET2WOOD BOARDS/PLANKS3CONCRETE4TILE5CLAY/SAND/EARTHEN FLOOR6MARBLE7BAMBOO8OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor? Other specifyOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling?143211OWNED2BEING PURCHASED/ PAYING LOAN OR MORTGAGE3EMPLOYER PROVIDES/PAYS RENT4FREE - AUTHORIZED5FREE - NOT AUTHORIZED6RENTED9OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling? Other specifyNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
6) How many rooms are there in this dwelling?DO NOT COUNT TOILETS, KITCHENS, VERANDAHS, STOREROOM AND CORRIDORS, OR ROOMS USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR A FAMILY BUSINESS1432112345678910Rooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
7) How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping?1432112345678Source of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household?If "BOTTLED WATER", GOTO Q10143211WATER PIPE INTO DWELLING2WATER PIPE INTO COMPOUND3WATER PIPE OUTSIDE COMPOUND4WELL/BOREHOLE5SPRING6SURFACE WATER (STREAM, LAKE, ETC)7RAIN8TANKER TRUCK9BOTTLED WATER19OTHER (SPECIFY)99DON'T KNOWOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Other specifyDoes household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
9) Does your household treat water in any way such as boiling, filtering or otherwise before drinking?513091911YES2NO3DON'T KNOWSysmissWhere is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done?143211IN SPECIAL ROOM IN THE HOUSE2IN THE HOUSE, NOT IN A SPECIAL ROOM3IN A SEPARATE BUILDING4OUTDOORS, INCLUDING UNDER THE HOUSE5WE DO NOT COOK AT THIS HOUSEHOLD6OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done? Other specifyEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingModule 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking?143211ELECTRICITY2LPG (LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS)4BIOGAS5CHARCOAL6KEROSENE7WOOD8STRAW/SHRUBS/GRASS/SAWDUST19OTHER (SPECIFY)99DON'T KNOWOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? Other specifyEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting?143211ELECTRICITY FROM PUBLIC NETWORK4ELECTRICITY FROM HOUSE GENERATOR5ELECTRICITY FROM SHARED GENERATOR6SOLAR ENERGY8KEROSENE LAMP11WOOD12STRAW/SHRUBS/GRASS13FLASHLIGHT/TORCH14CANDLES15MINI HYDROPOWER (PYCO)16FROM BATTERY19OTHER (SPECIFY)99DON'T KNOWOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? Other specify821423920Torched Materials21DieselSysmissToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use?If "NO FACILITY (BUSH, FIELD, ETC.)", GOTO Q15143212FLUSH/POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED TO SEPTIC TANK3FLUSH/POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED TO PIT LATRINE4FLUSH/POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED ELSEWHERE/ CONNECTION UNKNO5VENTILATED IMPROVED PIT LATRINE (VIP)7OPEN PIT10CLOSET OVER WATER11NO FACILITY (BUSH/FIELD, ETC.)19OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? Other specifyIs toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
14) Is this toilet shared with one or more other households?1251618051YES2NOSysmissa mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phoneModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOBILE PHONE143211YES2NOa fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone lineModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A FIXED TELEPHONE LINE143211YES2NOa radioa radioa radioa radioa radioModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A RADIO143211YES2NOa televisiona televisiona televisiona televisiona televisionModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A TELEVISION143211YES2NOa refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A REFRIGERATOR143211YES2NOan automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machineModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE143211YES2NOan air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditionerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AIR CONDITIONER143211YES2NOa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/ LAPTOP/ IPAD, ETC)143211YES2NOany internet connection/any internet connection/any internet connection/any internet connection/any internet connection/Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? ANY INTERNET CONNECTION/ INTERNET ACCESS143211YES2NOa bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicycleModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BICYCLE143211YES2NOa motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scooterModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOTORCYCLE / SCOOTER143211YES2NOa three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A THREE-WHEELER143211YES2NOa car /trucka car /trucka car /trucka car /trucka car /truckModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A CAR /TRUCK143211YES2NOa water heatera water heatera water heatera water heatera water heaterModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A WATER HEATER143211YES2NOA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTOR143211YES2NOa boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITHOUT MOTOR143211YES2NOa boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITH MOTOR143211YES2NOa sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machineModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A SEWING MACHINE143211YES2NOa vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A VACUUM CLEANER143211YES2NOan electric rice cookeran electric rice cookeran electric rice cookeran electric rice cookeran electric rice cookerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN ELECTRIC RICE COOKER143211YES2NOa camera / video recordera camera / video recordera camera / video recordera camera / video recordera camera / video recorderModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A CAMERA / VDO RECORDER143211YES2NOa two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A TWO-WHEELED TRACTOR143211YES2NOa four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A FOUR-WHEELED TRACTOR143211YES2NOan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN ELECTRIC FAN143211YES2NOa water pumpa water pumpa water pumpa water pumpa water pumpModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A WATER PUMP143211YES2NOa satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cableModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A SATELLITE DISH OR CABLE CONNECTION143211YES2NOa secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homeModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A VACATION HOME / WEEK-END HOME143211YES2NOa bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutionModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTION143211YES2NOlife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insuranceModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LIFE INSURANCE143211YES2NOsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? SMALL GARDEN PLOT143211YES2NOland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES143211YES2NOland used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)143211YES2NOany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALS143211YES2NOHow many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? COWS, OXENS AND BULLS9364495765How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? HORSES, DONKEYS AND MULES93644957123520SysmissHow many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? GOATS9364495750How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? SHEEP9364495738How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CHICKENS, OTHER POULTRY93644957500How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? PIGS93644957100Number of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
18) Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household? (INCLUDING E-BOOKS AND LIBRARY BOOKS)143211NONE21 TO 10311 TO 50451 OR MORE5DON'T KNOW - FEW6DON'T KNOW - MANYHas received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
19) During the past 12 months, has this household received any transfers of money from individuals not currently living in the household?143211YES2NOHas provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
20) During the past 12 months, has this household provided any transfers of money to individuals not currently living in the household?143211YES2NOHas anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- PENSIONS143211YES2NOHas anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS143211YES2NOHas anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- DISABILITY BENEFITS143211YES2NOHas anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- CHILD AND FAMILY BENEFITS143211YES2NOHas anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- SOCIAL ASSISTANCE/ welfare benefits/ cash transfers/CCTS ("poverty"/ income-support benefits)143211YES2NOHas anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- PUBLIC WORKS (FOOD FOR WORK, ETC.)143211YES2NOHas anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- SCHOLARSHIPS143211YES2NOHas anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- HOUSING/ utility allowances (including electricity subsidies, etc.); IN-KIND BENEFITS (School feeding program, Free School Uniforms ), vouchers and coupons for food, fuel, free transport for school children, etc.;143211YES2NODeath benefitsDeath benefitsDeath benefitsDeath benefitsDeath benefitsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- DEATH BENEFITS143211YES2NOHas anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- OTHER BENEFITS/ ALLOWANCES143211YES2NO14321LaosPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUsPSU ID - Sampled PSUs2845101288Household NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold Number28451126Household member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID Code2845131234567891013ID questionnaireID questionnaireID questionnaireID questionnaireID questionnaire284510013849Questionnaire IDQuestionnaire IDQuestionnaire IDQuestionnaire IDQuestionnaire ID284510013849ID provided by the Survey Firm | 4 erroneous casesID provided by the Survey Firm | 4 erroneous casesID provided by the Survey Firm | 4 erroneous casesID provided by the Survey Firm | 4 erroneous casesID provided by the Survey Firm | 4 erroneous cases28452621269101002Bornanguacheck digitcheck digitcheck digitcheck digitcheck digit28459123456789Final Result CodeFinal Result CodeFinal Result CodeFinal Result CodeFinal Result Code284578101-Refusal-Household202-Unusual circumstance-Household303-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits404-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period505-No competent household member to interview (because of severe illness, mental606-Language problem707-Dwelling could not be found / selected address has no household808-Vacant dwelling909-Dwelling not habitable/dwelling destroyed/dwelling converted to commercial us1010-household moved away2121-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (i.e., begun but not complete)2222-Household module terminated due to unusual circumstance3131-No eligible household member aged 15-643232-Refusal-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-73333-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance3434-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate36SP absent for entire survey period3737-SP deaf or gard of hearing3838-SP learning or mental disability3939-SP speech impairment4040-SP language problem5151-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-75252-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance6161-SP unable to read language of GB6262-SP refusal to begin GB6363-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance6464-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB6565-SP physical disability7171-SP looked through GB-unable to read & write language of GB7272-SP refused to continue GB after starting7373-GB interruption7474-GB terminated due to unusual circumstance7575-SP attempted GB-did not mark any answers7676-SP marked some GB items-did not attempt all items7777-SP marked some GB items & attempted all GB items7878-SP marked all GB items9595-Sample case not activated9696-General non-response; Reason unspecified by survey firm9797-Sample selection error – wrong household selected in the field9898-Sample selection error – incorrect eligble person selected by the interviewer9999-Sample selection error – ineligble person selected by the interviewerFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-Households2845111-Participant HH22-Ineligible HH33-Non-participant Eligible HH44-Non-participant Unknown Eligibility HHFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected Person2845111-Participant SP22-Non-participant, Eligible33-Non-participant, InEligible99-Not applicable - 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2) Sex284521MALE2FEMALERelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
3) Relationship to head2845121HEAD2SPOUSE/PARTNER3SON/DAUGHTER4SON/DAUGHTER-IN-LAW5FATHER/MOTHER6FATHER/MOTHER-IN-LAW7SISTER/BROTHER8GRANDCHILD9GRANDPARENT10NIECE/NEPHEW11OTHER RELATIVE12NOT RELATED (SPECIFY)Age in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
4) How old is [NAME]?If less than 12 months, RECORD "0"In completed years.28451564Date of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? MonthFor unknown month, record "99".2845991122334455667788991010111112129999Date of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? YearRecord four digits of the year. Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies284519471997AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?AT LEAST ONE PERSON 15-64?If "No", END INTERVIEW. FIll in code on back cover.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5a) IS THERE AT LEAST ONE PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO IS BETWEEN 15 AND 64 YEARS OLD?284511YES2NOIs 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?If "No", NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
6) INTERVIEWER: IS [NAME] 6 YEARS OR OLDER?284511YES2NOHas ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
7) Has [NAME] ever attended school?If "No", GO TO Q10For age 6 and over284531YES2NO3DON'T KNOWIs presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
8) Is [NAME] presently attending an educational institution?For age 6 and over258925621YES2NOSysmissHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
9) What is the highest level of formal education [NAME] has completed?If "99", then GO TO Q10For age 6 and over2589256991None/less than complete primary2Primary3Lower Secondary4Upper Secondary99Don't knowSysmissIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatIn addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional educatModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
9a) In addition to general education, what is the highest level of additional education [NAME] has completed?If "5" or "6" or "7" or "8" or "9" or "10" or "11", then GO TO Q12For age 6 and over2584261995Low diploma6Middle diploma7High diploma8Bachelor's degree9Master's degree10Doctoral degree (PhD)11No further education / currently studying12None/no complete primary and no other education99Don't knowSysmissCan read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
10) Can [NAME] read a short simple statement?For age 6 and over748209731YES, WITHOUT DIFFICULTY2YES, BUT WITH DIFFICULTY3NOSysmissCan write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
11) Can [NAME] write a short simple statement?For age 6 and over748209731YES, WITHOUT DIFFICULTY2YES, BUT WITH DIFFICULTY3NOSysmissInterviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?If "No", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
12) IS [NAME] 15 YEARS OR OLDER?284511YES2NOMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
13) What is the marital status of [NAME]?For age 15 and over284571MARRIED (monogamous union)2MARRIED (polygamous union)3CO-HABITATION4DIVORCED5SEPARATED6WIDOW/ER7NEVER MARRIED8OTHER (SPECIFY)In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
14) During the past 7 days, did [NAME} work for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind OR work on his/her own account for profit or family gain OR work in a family business or on a farm?IF "YES", GOTO Q17For age 15 and over284521YES2NOLooked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
15) During the past 4 weeks, did [NAME] actively look for work and was [NAME] available to start a job if he/she found one?IF "YES", GOTO Q18For age 15 and over566227921YES2NOSysmissPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ?For age 15 and over549229651HOUSEWORK / HOUSEWIFE2STUDENT3RETIRED/OLD AGE4ILL, DISABLED5NOT WORKING AND NOT LOOKING FOR WORK6OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyPresent situation - other specifyModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ? Other specifyFor age 15 and over28457InsaneSysmissEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
17) For the main work [NAME] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work?For age 15 and over227956641EMPLOYEE2SELF-EMPLOYED, OWNER WITHOUT HIRED LABOR3SELF-EMPLOYED, OWNER WITH HIRED LABOR4UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS5OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyEmployment type - other specifyModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
17) For the main work [NAME] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work? Other specifyFor age 15 and over2845SysmissInterviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
18) IS THIS PERSON 15 TO 64 YEARS OLD?284511YES2NOInterviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
19) IS THIS PERSON 15 TO 64 YEARS OLD?284511YES2NOInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsIf "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
20) NUMBER THE PERSON (SEQUENTIALLY) AS ELIGIBLE FOR INDIVIDUAL SURVEY.28451012345678910Kind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this?284551SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE/SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE2PART OF A HOUSE/ PART OF AN APARTMENT3APARTMENT IN A BUILDING WITH LESS THAN 10 DWELLINGS4APARTMENT IN A BUILDING WITH 10 OR MORE DWELLINGS5MAKESHIFT DWELLING/ TEMPORARY DWELLING9OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this? Other specifyMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling?284591BAKED BRICKS3STONE5CONCRETE6MUD/GRASS/BAMBOO/OTHER TRADITIONAL7WOOD/LOGS8TIN9CINDER BLOCK10NONE19OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling? Other specifyMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof?284591SLATE2METAL SHEETING3THATCH/GRASS/LEAVES4CONCRETE SLAB5TILES6WOOD9OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificacionOther SpecificacionOther SpecificacionOther SpecificacionOther SpecificacionModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof? Other spec128441010Concrete TilesSysmissMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor?284571PARQUET2WOOD BOARDS/PLANKS3CONCRETE4TILE5CLAY/SAND/EARTHEN FLOOR6MARBLE7BAMBOO8OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor? Other specifyOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling?284561OWNED2BEING PURCHASED/ PAYING LOAN OR MORTGAGE3EMPLOYER PROVIDES/PAYS RENT4FREE - AUTHORIZED5FREE - NOT AUTHORIZED6RENTED9OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling? Other specifyNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
6) How many rooms are there in this dwelling?DO NOT COUNT TOILETS, KITCHENS, VERANDAHS, STOREROOM AND CORRIDORS, OR ROOMS USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR A FAMILY BUSINESS28451012345678910Rooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
7) How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping?2845812345678Source of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household?If "BOTTLED WATER", GOTO Q10284591WATER PIPE INTO DWELLING2WATER PIPE INTO COMPOUND3WATER PIPE OUTSIDE COMPOUND4WELL/BOREHOLE5SPRING6SURFACE WATER (STREAM, LAKE, ETC)7RAIN8TANKER TRUCK9BOTTLED WATER19OTHER (SPECIFY)99DON'T KNOWOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Other specifyDoes household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
9) Does your household treat water in any way such as boiling, filtering or otherwise before drinking?964188121YES2NO3DON'T KNOWSysmissWhere is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done?284551IN SPECIAL ROOM IN THE HOUSE2IN THE HOUSE, NOT IN A SPECIAL ROOM3IN A SEPARATE BUILDING4OUTDOORS, INCLUDING UNDER THE HOUSE5WE DO NOT COOK AT THIS HOUSEHOLD6OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done? Other specifyEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingModule 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking?284581ELECTRICITY2LPG (LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS)4BIOGAS5CHARCOAL6KEROSENE7WOOD8STRAW/SHRUBS/GRASS/SAWDUST19OTHER (SPECIFY)99DON'T KNOWOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? Other specifyEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting?2845191ELECTRICITY FROM PUBLIC NETWORK4ELECTRICITY FROM HOUSE GENERATOR5ELECTRICITY FROM SHARED GENERATOR6SOLAR ENERGY8KEROSENE LAMP11WOOD12STRAW/SHRUBS/GRASS13FLASHLIGHT/TORCH14CANDLES15MINI HYDROPOWER (PYCO)16FROM BATTERY19OTHER (SPECIFY)99DON'T KNOWOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? Other specify1728282120Torched Materials21DieselSysmissToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use?If "NO FACILITY (BUSH, FIELD, ETC.)", GOTO Q152845112FLUSH/POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED TO SEPTIC TANK3FLUSH/POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED TO PIT LATRINE4FLUSH/POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED ELSEWHERE/ CONNECTION UNKNO5VENTILATED IMPROVED PIT LATRINE (VIP)7OPEN PIT10CLOSET OVER WATER11NO FACILITY (BUSH/FIELD, ETC.)19OTHER (SPECIFY)Other SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? Other specifyIs toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
14) Is this toilet shared with one or more other households?250933621YES2NOSysmissa mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phoneModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOBILE PHONE284521YES2NOa fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone lineModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A FIXED TELEPHONE LINE284521YES2NOa radioa radioa radioa radioa radioModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A RADIO284521YES2NOa televisiona televisiona televisiona televisiona televisionModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A TELEVISION284521YES2NOa refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A REFRIGERATOR284521YES2NOan automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machineModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE284521YES2NOan air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditionerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AIR CONDITIONER284521YES2NOa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopa computer (desktop/ laptopModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/ LAPTOP/ IPAD, ETC)284521YES2NOany internet connection/any internet connection/any internet connection/any internet connection/any internet connection/Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? ANY INTERNET CONNECTION/ INTERNET ACCESS284521YES2NOa bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicycleModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BICYCLE284521YES2NOa motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scooterModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOTORCYCLE / SCOOTER284521YES2NOa three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A THREE-WHEELER284521YES2NOa car /trucka car /trucka car /trucka car /trucka car /truckModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A CAR /TRUCK284521YES2NOa water heatera water heatera water heatera water heatera water heaterModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A WATER HEATER284521YES2NOA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTOR284521YES2NOa boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITHOUT MOTOR284521YES2NOa boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITH MOTOR284521YES2NOa sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machineModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A SEWING MACHINE284521YES2NOa vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanera vacuum cleanerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A VACUUM CLEANER284521YES2NOan electric rice cookeran electric rice cookeran electric rice cookeran electric rice cookeran electric rice cookerModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN ELECTRIC RICE COOKER284521YES2NOa camera / video recordera camera / video recordera camera / video recordera camera / video recordera camera / video recorderModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A CAMERA / VDO RECORDER284521YES2NOa two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractora two-wheeled tractorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A TWO-WHEELED TRACTOR284521YES2NOa four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractora four-wheeled tractorModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A FOUR-WHEELED TRACTOR284521YES2NOan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN ELECTRIC FAN284521YES2NOa water pumpa water pumpa water pumpa water pumpa water pumpModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A WATER PUMP284521YES2NOa satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cablea satellite dish or cableModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A SATELLITE DISH OR CABLE CONNECTION284521YES2NOa secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homeModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A VACATION HOME / WEEK-END HOME284521YES2NOa bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutionModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTION284521YES2NOlife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insuranceModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LIFE INSURANCE284521YES2NOsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? SMALL GARDEN PLOT284521YES2NOland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES284521YES2NOland used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)284521YES2NOany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALS284521YES2NOHow many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?How many cows, exens and bulls?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? COWS, OXENS AND BULLS1809103665How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? HORSES, DONKEYS AND MULES1809103620123520SysmissHow many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? GOATS1809103650How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? SHEEP1809103638How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CHICKENS, OTHER POULTRY18091036500How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? PIGS18091036100Number of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
18) Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household? (INCLUDING E-BOOKS AND LIBRARY BOOKS)284561NONE21 TO 10311 TO 50451 OR MORE5DON'T KNOW - FEW6DON'T KNOW - MANYHas received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
19) During the past 12 months, has this household received any transfers of money from individuals not currently living in the household?284521YES2NOHas provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
20) During the past 12 months, has this household provided any transfers of money to individuals not currently living in the household?284521YES2NOHas anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Has anyone received... pensions?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- PENSIONS284521YES2NOHas anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Has anyone received... unemployment benefit?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS284521YES2NOHas anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Has anyone received... disability benefits?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- DISABILITY BENEFITS284521YES2NOHas anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Has anyone received... child and family benefits?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- CHILD AND FAMILY BENEFITS284521YES2NOHas anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Has anyone received... social assistance…?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- SOCIAL ASSISTANCE/ welfare benefits/ cash transfers/CCTS ("poverty"/ income-support benefits)284521YES2NOHas anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Has anyone received... public works?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- PUBLIC WORKS (FOOD FOR WORK, ETC.)284521YES2NOHas anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Has anyone received... Scholarships?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- SCHOLARSHIPS284521YES2NOHas anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Has anyone received... housing/ utility allowances…?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- HOUSING/ utility allowances (including electricity subsidies, etc.); IN-KIND BENEFITS (School feeding program, Free School Uniforms ), vouchers and coupons for food, fuel, free transport for school children, etc.;284521YES2NODeath benefitsDeath benefitsDeath benefitsDeath benefitsDeath benefitsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- DEATH BENEFITS284521YES2NOHas anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- OTHER BENEFITS/ ALLOWANCES284521YES2NONUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER A284512123456789101112NUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER B28451012345678910ID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected person2845131234567891013Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Module 2: Education
1) Before age 7, did you attend a kindergarten?284591YES2NO9DON'T KNOWEver attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Module 2: Education
2) Did you attend primary school?284521YES2NOEver attended any other School?Ever attended any other School?Ever attended any other School?Ever attended any other School?Ever attended any other School?Module 2: Education
2a) Have you ever attended any other formal education program?DO NOT COUNT KINDERGARTEN.259258621YES2NOSysmissReason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Module 2: Education
3) What were the reasons you never attended (primary) school? Main ReasonDO NOT READ RESPONSES. RECORD UP TO TWO REASONS.2592586191NO MONEY FOR FEES/UNIFORM/BOOKS2POOR QUALITY OF SCHOOLS/EDUCATION3SCHOOLS UNSAFE4ILLNESS5DISABILITY6PARENTS/ ELDERS DID NOT LET ME7HAD TO WORK OUTSIDE HOME OR FOR HOUSEHOLD BUSINESS8HAD TO HELP IN HOME/LOOK AFTER CHILDREN9SCHOOL TOO FAR FROM HOME10SCHOOL CONFLICTS WITH BELIEFS11NO FEMALE TEACHERS19OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonModule 2: Education
3) What were the reasons you never attended (primary) school? Other specify (Main Reason)1828272320Running away during War Times21Not interesting in study, just don't want to take education22Family always moving around, Parent always have to change th23No Teacher at allSysmissReason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Module 2: Education
3) What were the reasons you never attended (primary) school? Second Reason1512694191NO MONEY FOR FEES/UNIFORM/BOOKS2POOR QUALITY OF SCHOOLS/EDUCATION3SCHOOLS UNSAFE4ILLNESS5DISABILITY6PARENTS/ ELDERS DID NOT LET ME7HAD TO WORK OUTSIDE HOME OR FOR HOUSEHOLD BUSINESS8HAD TO HELP IN HOME/LOOK AFTER CHILDREN9SCHOOL TOO FAR FROM HOME10SCHOOL CONFLICTS WITH BELIEFS11NO FEMALE TEACHERS19OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonModule 2: Education
3) What were the reasons you never attended (primary) school? Other specify (Second Reason)328422320Running away during War Times21Not interesting in study, just don't want to take education22Family always moving around, Parent always have to change th23No Teacher at allSysmissLiteracy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Module 2: Education
4) Have you ever participated in a literacy program or any program that involved learning to read or write?259258621YES2NOSysmissDid you attend any formal schooling/ formal education?Did you attend any formal schooling/ formal education?Did you attend any formal schooling/ formal education?Did you attend any formal schooling/ formal education?Did you attend any formal schooling/ formal education?Module 2: Education
4a) After taking this literacy program, did you attend any formal schooling/ formal education?If "YES", GOTO 8a79276621YES2NOSysmissHas industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Module 2: Education
5) Have you any industry-recognized or government certificate in a particular field?257258821YES2NOSysmissField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateModule 2: Education
6) In what field is this certificate?128444941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. teacher, education administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeModule 2: Education
7) At what age did you start first grade? (AGE IN COMPLETED YEARS)258625920456789101112131415161920SysmissHighest level of formal educationHighest level of formal educationHighest level of formal educationHighest level of formal educationHighest level of formal educationModule 2: Education
8) What is the highest level of general education you have completed?258625941NOT COMPLETE PRIMARY OR NO EDUCATION2COMPLETE PRIMARY3COMPLETE LOWER SECONDARY4COMPLETE UPPER SECONDARYSysmissHighest level of additional education you have completed after your general educHighest level of additional education you have completed after your general educHighest level of additional education you have completed after your general educHighest level of additional education you have completed after your general educHighest level of additional education you have completed after your general educModule 2: Education
8a) What is the highest level of additional education you have completed after your general education?2096749115COMPLETE VOCATIONAL LOW DIPLOMA6COMPLETE MIDDLE DIPLOMA7COMPLETE HIGH DIPLOMA8COMPLETE BACHELOR DEGREE9COMPLETE MASTERS DEGREE10COMPLETE DOCTORAL DEGREE11NO HIGHER LEVEL COMPLETED/ STILL STUDYINGSysmissHow many years was required for completion of the course of studies - total yearHow many years was required for completion of the course of studies - total yearHow many years was required for completion of the course of studies - total yearHow many years was required for completion of the course of studies - total yearHow many years was required for completion of the course of studies - total yearModule 2: Education
8b) How many years was required for completion of the course of studies? Write number of completed years4302415199IF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSModule 2: Education
8b) How many years was required for completion of the course of studies? If less than one year write number of months4302415299what year did you graduate?what year did you graduate?what year did you graduate?what year did you graduate?what year did you graduate?Module 2: Education
8c) What is the name of institution you attended [FOR LEVEL REPORTED IN 8a] and what year did you graduate?430241519659999Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Module 2: Education
9) In which field or subject is your highest qualification? (1)IF RECEIVED SEVERAL DIPLOMAS OR DEGREES AT THE SAME LEVEL REFER TO TWO MAIN ONES13727082911EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)12BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTANCY, COMMERCE, RETAIL SHOP13PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING14LAW AND LEGAL SERVICES15MEDICAL, HEALTH SERVICES, NURSING, ETC.16SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTING, ETC.17OTHER TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING, INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE, INDUS18AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY19SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES, MEDIA, CULTURE, SPORT AND LEI20ART OR HUMANITIES - LANGUAGES, CLASSICS, HISTORY, THEOLOGY,21PERSONAL CARE SERVICES - CATERING, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, HAIRDRE22PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY - POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, ETC.23GENERAL OR NO SPECIFIC FIELD29OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
9) In which field or subject is your highest qualification? Other specify (1)328423130Community Development, Rural Area31Environment Planning, Location DesigningSysmissField of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Module 2: Education
9) In which field or subject is your highest qualification? (2)428412011EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)12BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTANCY, COMMERCE, RETAIL SHOP13PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING14LAW AND LEGAL SERVICES15MEDICAL, HEALTH SERVICES, NURSING, ETC.16SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTING, ETC.17OTHER TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING, INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE, INDUS18AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY19SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES, MEDIA, CULTURE, SPORT AND LEI20ART OR HUMANITIES - LANGUAGES, CLASSICS, HISTORY, THEOLOGY,21PERSONAL CARE SERVICES - CATERING, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, HAIRDRE22PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY - POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, ETC.23GENERAL OR NO SPECIFIC FIELD29OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
9) In which field or subject is your highest qualification? Other specify (2)What motivated you to choose university education instead of enrolling into techWhat motivated you to choose university education instead of enrolling into techWhat motivated you to choose university education instead of enrolling into techWhat motivated you to choose university education instead of enrolling into techWhat motivated you to choose university education instead of enrolling into techModule 2: Education
9a) What motivated you to choose university education instead of enrolling into technical or vocational training?137270851EXPECTATIONS OF HIGHER PAY / HIGHER AVAILABILITY OF JOBS2FAMILY, EXTERNAL AND SOCIAL PRESSURES3EMPLOYERS' GREATER DEMAND FOR UNIVERSITY GRADUATES4LIKE THE FIELDS OF STUDY OFFERED5OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
9a) What motivated you to choose university education instead of enrolling into technical or vocational training? Other specify3284266Government has sent him to study Bachelor Degree (sent by WoSysmissHas participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Module 2: Education
10) Have you ever participated in a literacy program or any program that involved learning to read or write, excluding primary school?492235321YES2NOSysmissField of highest certificate (1)Field of highest certificate (1)Field of highest certificate (1)Field of highest certificate (1)Field of highest certificate (1)Module 2: Education
11) In what field(s) is this highest certificate or qualification? (1)IF RECEIVED SEVERAL DIPLOMAS AT SAME LEVEL REFER TO TWO MAIN ONES43024155941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. teacher, education administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
11) In what field(s) is this highest certificate or qualification? Other specify (1)2028257660Learn about the newspaper writing61on performance art, the cultural dancing62Musical Art63the typing (typer)64General English66Veterinary67Carpenter68Social Study, culture69Polytical Administration70Consumtion (management), the supply of consumption products71Trading fileds72Irrigation73Transportation74Garment75Communication76painting, drawingSysmissField of highest certificate (2)Field of highest certificate (2)Field of highest certificate (2)Field of highest certificate (2)Field of highest certificate (2)Module 2: Education
11) In what field(s) is this highest certificate or qualification? (2)728385941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. teacher, education administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
11) In what field(s) is this highest certificate or qualification? Other specify (2)228436964general English69Political Adminsitration TheorySysmissWhy did you choose technical/vocational training?Why did you choose technical/vocational training?Why did you choose technical/vocational training?Why did you choose technical/vocational training?Why did you choose technical/vocational training?Module 2: Education
11a) Why did you choose technical/vocational training instead of unversity?430241571COULD NOT GET INTO UNIVERSITY2COULD NOT AFFORD GOING TO UNIVERSITY3EXPECTATIONS OF HIGHER PAY / HIGHER AVAILABILITY OF JOBS4UNIVERSITY TOO FAR AWAY5PROVIDED OPPORTUNITY TO GET WORK FASTER6LIKE THE FIELDS OF STUDY OFFERED7OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
11a) Why did you choose technical/vocational training instead of unversity? Other specify372808128Family sent to learn thos field and this professinal level9the Government, the working place sent to continue the study10Because they came to select the Army Forces, so have to stud11Because when studying, there is only the First and Middle St12Received the scholarship from Parent's Working Place, they rSysmissAfter or during technical/vocational training do you intend to pursue or are youAfter or during technical/vocational training do you intend to pursue or are youAfter or during technical/vocational training do you intend to pursue or are youAfter or during technical/vocational training do you intend to pursue or are youAfter or during technical/vocational training do you intend to pursue or are youModule 2: Education
11b) After or during technical/vocational training do you intend to pursue or are you pursuing a bachelors’ degree?4302415991YES2NO99DON'T KNOW / NOT SURESysmissType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolModule 2: Education
12) What type of school or institution did you attend when you completed your highest education level?If "HOME-SCHOOLING/ STUDY FROM HOME", GOTO Q12209674951PUBLIC2PRIVATE- SECULAR3PRIVATE- RELIGIOUS4PUBLIC/ PRIVATE MIX5HOME-SCHOOLING/STUDY FROM HOME9OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
12) What type of school or institution did you attend when you completed your highest education level? Other specifyLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionModule 2: Education
13) In which location was this school or institution?2095750101THE CITY OR PROVINCE YOU NOW LIVE IN2IN ANOTHER PROVINCE3IN VIETNAM4IN THAILAND5IN OTHER ASEAN6IN CHINA7IN AUSTRALIA8IN THE SOVIET UNION9IN OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES OR THE UNITED STATES10Another country (specify)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
13) In which location was this school or institution? Other specify528401311Check Republic (Checkoslovakia)12Germany13RussiaSysmissHas additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Module 2: Education
14) Do you have an additional general or technical/vocational or professional certificate, diploma, or degree in another field, from a formal educational institution?If "No", GOTO Q18209674921YES2NOSysmissEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeModule 2: Education
15) At what educational level is this additional certificate, diploma or degree?If "COMPLETE VOCATIONAL LOW DIPLOMA" or "COMPLETE MIDDLE DIPLOMA" or "COMPLETE HIGH DIPLOMA ", GOTO Q17912754915COMPLETE VOCATIONAL LOW DIPLOMA6COMPLETE MIDDLE DIPLOMA7COMPLETE HIGH DIPLOMA8COMPLETE BACHELOR DEGREE9COMPLETE MASTERS DEGREE10COMPLETE DOCTORAL DEGREESysmissField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeModule 2: Education
16) In what field was this additional certificate, diploma or degree ?INTERVIEWER: USE CODES 11-29 FROM QUESTION 221028352911EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)12BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTANCY, COMMERCE, RETAIL SHOP13PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING14LAW AND LEGAL SERVICES15MEDICAL, HEALTH SERVICES, NURSING, ETC.16SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTING, ETC.17OTHER TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING, INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE, INDUS18AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY19SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES, MEDIA, CULTURE, SPORT AND LEI20ART OR HUMANITIES - LANGUAGES, CLASSICS, HISTORY, THEOLOGY,21PERSONAL CARE SERVICES - CATERING, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, HAIRDRE22PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY - POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, ETC.23GENERAL OR NO SPECIFIC FIELD29OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateModule 2: Education
17) In which field was this certificate or diploma?INTERVIEWER: USE CODES 11-29 FROM QUESTION 228027655941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. teacher, education administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissAny industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Module 2: Education
18) In what field is this industry-recognized or government certificate?258825721YES2NOSysmissField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateModule 2: Education
19) In what field is this industry-recognized or government certificate?INTERVIEWER: USE CODES 41-59 FROM QUESTION 2312227235941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. teacher, education administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programModule 2: Education
20) Are you currently attending a formal education program (formal education)?If "No", GOTO Q24258825721YES2NOSysmissLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingModule 2: Education
21) What level are you currently attending?If "PRIMARY" or "LOWER SECONDARY" or "UPPER SECONDARY", GOTO Q37
If "BACHELOR DEGREE" or "MASTERS DEGREE" or "DOCTORAL DEGREE", GOTO Q22385246092PRIMARY3LOWER SECONDARY4UPPER SECONDARY5COMPLETE VOCATIONAL LOW DIPLOMA6COMPLETE MIDDLE DIPLOMA7COMPLETE HIGH DIPLOMA8BACHELOR DEGREE (eg. 11+5 TEACHERS, DOCTORS, ENGINEERS, ARCH9MASTERS DEGREE10DOCTORAL DEGREESysmissHow many years is required for the completion the course of studies-TOTAL YEARSHow many years is required for the completion the course of studies-TOTAL YEARSHow many years is required for the completion the course of studies-TOTAL YEARSHow many years is required for the completion the course of studies-TOTAL YEARSHow many years is required for the completion the course of studies-TOTAL YEARSModule 2: Education
21b) How many years is required for the completion the course of studies [FOR LEVEL REPORTED IN Q.21]382807199IF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSIF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHSModule 2: Education
21b) How many years is required for the completion the course of studies [FOR LEVEL REPORTED IN Q.21] IF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHS382807699Field of this studyField of this studyField of this studyField of this studyField of this study9127542911EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)12BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTANCY, COMMERCE, RETAIL SHOP13PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING14LAW AND LEGAL SERVICES15MEDICAL, HEALTH SERVICES, NURSING, ETC.16SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTING, ETC.17OTHER TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING, INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE, INDUS18AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY19SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES, MEDIA, CULTURE, SPORT AND LEI20ART OR HUMANITIES - LANGUAGES, CLASSICS, HISTORY, THEOLOGY,21PERSONAL CARE SERVICES - CATERING, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, HAIRDRE22PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY - POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, ETC.23GENERAL OR NO SPECIFIC FIELD29OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
22) In what field is this study? Other specify228433130Environment31Community Development Strategy, Writing of Helping Rural AreSysmissField of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyModule 2: Education
23) In what field is this vocational study?3928065941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
23) In what field is this vocational study? Other specify428416260Carpenter61General Chinese62Poilitical AdministrationSysmissDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationModule 2: Education
24) Did you drop out of formal education without completing the highest educational level that you started?DO NOT READ RESPONSES. RECORD UP TO TWO REASONS.220464121YES2NOSysmissReason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Module 2: Education
25) What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? (1)DO NOT READ RESPONSES. RECORD UP TO TWO REASONS.7722073191NO MONEY FOR FEES / UNIFORM / BOOKS2POOR QUALITY OF SCHOOLS/ EDUCATION3SCHOOLS UNSAFE4ILLNESS5DISABILITY6PARENTS/ ELDERS DID NOT LET ME7HAD TO WORK OUTSIDE HOME8HAD TO HELP IN HOME9SCHOOL TOO FAR FROM HOME10SCHOOL CONFLICTS WITH BELIEFS11NO FEMALE TEACHERS12PREGNANCY13MARRIAGE14SCHOOLWORK TOO DIFFICULT/ POOR GRADES15ADDITIONAL SCHOOLING WASN'T WORTH IT16LACK OF INTEREST IN SCHOOL19OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherModule 2: Education
25) What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? Other specify (1)3428113020Having family without marriage21Been selected to be army force22Must moving from living places very often (parent's moving)23Because of the War so don't have the place for studying24Don't have the Teachers25Out off school following the trent, friends leaving and so f26Don't like the Teachers, hate the Teachers27The government request to leave, and to be the 1st year scho28Been selected to be the Medical Student29Been selected to be the government official30Want to learn about Buddism, so quit and became the MonkSysmissReason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Module 2: Education
25) What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? (2)3472498191NO MONEY FOR FEES / UNIFORM / BOOKS2POOR QUALITY OF SCHOOLS/ EDUCATION3SCHOOLS UNSAFE4ILLNESS5DISABILITY6PARENTS/ ELDERS DID NOT LET ME7HAD TO WORK OUTSIDE HOME8HAD TO HELP IN HOME9SCHOOL TOO FAR FROM HOME10SCHOOL CONFLICTS WITH BELIEFS11NO FEMALE TEACHERS12PREGNANCY13MARRIAGE14SCHOOLWORK TOO DIFFICULT/ POOR GRADES15ADDITIONAL SCHOOLING WASN'T WORTH IT16LACK OF INTEREST IN SCHOOL19OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherModule 2: Education
25) What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? Other specify (2)1128342521Been selected as Army Force22Have to move around very often (follow parent's moving)23Because of the War so don't have the place for studying24Don't have Teacher25Quit following with the trent, friends also quit so did theSysmissHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outModule 2: Education
26) What is the highest level of formal education you were attending before dropping out?7722073992PRIMARY3LOWER SECONDARY4UPPER SECONDARY5LOW DIPLOMA6MIDDLE DIPLOMA7HIGH DIPLOMA8BACHELOR DEGREE9MASTERS DEGREE10DOCTORAL DEGREE99DON'T KNOWSysmissHow many years was the course of studiesHow many years was the course of studiesHow many years was the course of studiesHow many years was the course of studiesHow many years was the course of studiesModule 2: Education
26) How many years was the course of studies [FOR LEVEL REPORTED IN Q.26]16282919759999Field or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outModule 2: Education
27) In which field or subject were you studying before dropping out?328421911EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)12BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTANCY, COMMERCE, RETAIL SHOP13PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING14LAW AND LEGAL SERVICES15MEDICAL, HEALTH SERVICES, NURSING, ETC.16SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTING, ETC.17OTHER TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING, INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE, INDUS18AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY19SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES, MEDIA, CULTURE, SPORT AND LEI20ART OR HUMANITIES - LANGUAGES, CLASSICS, HISTORY, THEOLOGY,21PERSONAL CARE SERVICES - CATERING, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, HAIRDRE22PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY - POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, ETC.23GENERAL OR NO SPECIFIC FIELD29OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissField before dropping outField before dropping outField before dropping outField before dropping outField before dropping outModule 2: Education
28) In what field were you studying before dropping out?INTERVIEWER: USE CODES 41-59 FROM QUESTION 231628295941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationModule 2: Education
29) At what age did you leave formal education?2204641657Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Module 2: Education
30) Since completing your highest level of education, have you had work that lasted at least 6 months?If "YES", GOTO Q32220464121YES2NOSysmissHave tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Module 2: Education
31) Since completing your highest level of education, have you tried to find work?If "YES" or "NO", GOTO Q3784276121YES2NOSysmissTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobModule 2: Education
32) Think about the first work that lasted at least 6 months since you completed your highest level of education. How long did it take you to find this work?WRITE "0" IF LESS THAN ONE MONTH OR IF FOUND JOB WHILE STUDYING2120725132Type of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workModule 2: Education
33) What type of employment was this work?READ OUT ALL RESPONSES212072541Employee/ salaried worker2Self employed, owner with or without hired labor3Unpaid worker in family business4Other (Specify)SysmissOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentModule 2: Education
33) What type of employment was this work? Other specify3284265Helping the Village's Office without receiving money (Head o6Helping the Villages' Health Center withour receiving moneySysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeModule 2: Education
34) What kind of work did you do, that is what was your occupation (or job title)?212072596211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissDescription of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)Module 2: Education
35) Briefly describe what were/ are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissDescription of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)Module 2: Education
35) Briefly describe what were/ are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (2)2845SysmissDescription of main tasks (3)Description of main tasks (3)Description of main tasks (3)Description of main tasks (3)Description of main tasks (3)Module 2: Education
35) Briefly describe what were/ are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (3)2845SysmissDescription of main tasks (4)Description of main tasks (4)Description of main tasks (4)Description of main tasks (4)Description of main tasks (4)Module 2: Education
35) Briefly describe what were/ are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (4)2845SysmissDescription of main tasks (5)Description of main tasks (5)Description of main tasks (5)Description of main tasks (5)Description of main tasks (5)Module 2: Education
35) Briefly describe what were/ are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (5)2845SysmissMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activityModule 2: Education
36) What was the main economic activity of the enterprise/ own account enterprise where you were working in this job?212072599011Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas mining99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles132Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizer and nitrogen comp202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherap267Manufacture of optical instruments and equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television broadcasting and subscription programming611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals632Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and other financial vehicles649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of nonfinancial intangible assets781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Human resources provision and management of human resources791Travel agency and tour operator activities792Other reservation service activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support services861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities n.e.c.881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreModule 2: Education
37) Did you ever interrupt your studies for one academic year or more?If "No", GOTO Q39258825721YES2NOSysmissWhy did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Module 2: Education
38) Why did you interrupt your studies? (1)DO NOT READ OUT RESPONSES2382607991COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE2EMPLOYMENT3UNPAID FAMILY WORK4LOOK FOR WORK5START OWN BUSINESS6TRAVEL/LEISURE7FAMILY CAREGIVING8NEEDED TO EARN MONEY TO CONTINUE EDUCATION9WAITING TO GET INTO CHOSEN EDUCATION PROGRAM10ILLNESS11PREGNANCY99OTHER (Specify)SysmissOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesModule 2: Education
38) Why did you interrupt your studies? Other specify (1)232822108101Family has to move out urgently102Because of the War in the village103Being Monk during school vacation, but when the school strat104absent from school, addited to playing around, lazy to study105The road to school is very dificult, new road construction106The classroom were not enough, there are soo many students107Don't have the Teachers108The village's office requested for working with themSysmissWhy did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Module 2: Education
38) Why did you interrupt your studies? (2)DO NOT READ OUT RESPONSES402805991COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE2EMPLOYMENT3UNPAID FAMILY WORK4LOOK FOR WORK5START OWN BUSINESS6TRAVEL/LEISURE7FAMILY CAREGIVING8NEEDED TO EARN MONEY TO CONTINUE EDUCATION9WAITING TO GET INTO CHOSEN EDUCATION PROGRAM10ILLNESS11PREGNANCY99OTHER (Specify)SysmissOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesModule 2: Education
38) Why did you interrupt your studies? Other specify (2)42841100100Don't have enough money for continue the studySysmissParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesModule 2: Education
39) In the past 12 months (i.e. since [MONTH]), have you participated in any training courses, such as work-related training or private skills training, that lasted at least 5 days/30 hours (not part of the formal educational system)?If "No", GOTO Q39284521YES2NODomains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Module 2: Education
40) In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? (1)RECORD UP TO TWO COURSE FIELDS13827075941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
40) In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? Other specify (1)2128247460Public Communication62About Carpenter (how to work on the wood, the way to learn a63Environment64The Advancement of Women is the improvement of Lao women's r65Technique for selling the Air Tickets, monitor the flights66Psycology (human relation)67The creation of budget plan for the Ministry of Planning and68The Political Administration Theory69The assitance toward the disaster70Making gold and silver (at Morning Market)71(Cloths Cutting) Amphon Teaching the Cloths Sewing72(CSO) The Social Organization (About the Leadership Status)73The adminstration work within the Office74Musical ArtSysmissDomains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Module 2: Education
40) In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? (2)328425941AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. MECHANIC, SKILLED OPERATOR)45INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (E.G. COMPUTER SOFTWARE, DATABASE, PR46OTHER ENGINEERING, SCIENCE OR ARCHITECTURE47BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, ETC.48HEALTH SERVICES (E.G. NURSE, PHARMACY, PARAMEDIC, TECHNICIAN49EDUCATION (e.g. Teacher, Education Administration)50LEGAL SERVICES (E.G. LEGAL ASSISTANT, PARALEGAL)51SECRETARIAL, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFFICE52HAIR DRESSING, COSMETOLOGY53RESTAURANT, CULINARY ARTS, HOTEL, TOURISM54PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY (E.G. POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, E59OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
40) In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? Other specify (2)128446161Checking the Bomb (UXO Project)SysmissCompleted apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Module 2: Education
41) Have you ever completed an apprenticeship - that is training for a period of at least several months for a trade in a work setting under the guidance of someone who is experienced in this kind of work during which you gained mastery of the trade?If "No", GOTO Q43284521YES2NOCode of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Module 2: Education
42) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip? CODE 1222823161Training on Chroloform Skiils (in Chieng Mai)2The working on prevention of the breaking of Intelectual Pro3Public Communication, Advertisement, Creating the Movies4Car, Motocycle repairing5Lao Skirt Cutting, Cloths Cutting, Lao Skirt sewing (Sewing)6Doing the Japanese, Thai, France Restaurants (food processin7The analysis of or checking of excrement, blood, urine8Army Secret Coding9Training about the Teaching Methods from Experts10Training on carving the wood11The transfering skills of the Medicine production12Planting plants' body14News cover technique at Border area15Nursery Technique16Redeem the UXOSysmissMonths of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Module 2: Education
42) How many months did they last? (1)222823184Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Module 2: Education
42) Was this a certified (formal) apprenticeship or an informal apprenticeship? (1)22282321A CERTIFIED (FORMAL) APPRENTICESHIP2AN INFORMAL APPRENTICESHIPSysmissCode of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Module 2: Education
42) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip? CODE 2128441313Doing PCR (Science Environemnt, Vietnam)SysmissMonths of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Module 2: Education
42) How many months did they last? (2)1284422SysmissFormal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Module 2: Education
42) Was this a certified (formal) apprenticeship or an informal apprenticeship? (2)1284421A CERTIFIED (FORMAL) APPRENTICESHIP2AN INFORMAL APPRENTICESHIPSysmissHas respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?If "DID NOT ATTEND SCHOOL (NO TO Q2)", GOTO Q2 (Module)Module 2: Education
43) INTERVIEWER : HAS RESPONDENT ATTENDED SCHOOL?284521ATTENDED SCHOOL (YES TO Q2)2DID NOT ATTEND SCHOOL (NO TO Q2)Time to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolModule 2: Education
44) When you were in Grade 1, how long did it take you to get to your primary school, by the usual method of transport you used?258526091LESS THAN HALF AN HOUR2BETWEEN HALF AN HOUR AND ONE HOUR3MORE THAN ONE HOUR9DON'T KNOWSysmissHow did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?Module 2: Education
45) From what you remember, how did you compare academically to your classmates in the highest grade you attended in primary or secondary school?DO NOT READ RESPONSES258526091EXCELLENT / AMONG THE BEST IN CLASS2ABOVE AVERAGE3AVERAGE4BELOW AVERAGE9DON'T KNOWSysmissDid parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Module 2: Education
46) When you were attending primary school, did either of your parents/guardians actively keep themselves informed of your exam/test results or grades?258526091YES, ALWAYS OR ALMOST ALWAYS2YES, SOMETIMES3NO, NEVER OR ALMOST NEVER8NOT APPLICABLE9DON'T KNOWSysmissLevel satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Module 3: Health
1) How satisfied are you at present with your life, all things considered? Respond on a scale from 1 (completely dissatisfied) to 10 (completely satisfied)28451012345678910Height in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersModule 3: Health
2) How tall are you?284410.81.87Weight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsModule 3: Health
3) How much do you weigh?2843230103Days unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesModule 3: Health
4) How many days during the last 4 weeks have you been unable to carry out your usual daily activities because of sudden illness, accident, chronic illness, or any other health problem?IF HEALTH PROBLEMS DID NOT PREVENT THE RESPONDENT FROM CARRYING OUT ALL USUAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE LAST 4 WEEKS, WRITE 02844128Chronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessModule 3: Health
5) Do you suffer from a chronic illness? (For example, diabetes, asthma, cancer, heart disease, high blood pressure, hepatitis….)IF "No", GOTO Q72844121YES2NOSysmissDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessModule 3: Health
6) During the last 4 weeks, because of this chronic illness, how many days were you unable to carry out your usual activities?IF THE CHRONIC ILLNESS DID NOT PREVENT THE RESPONDENT FROM CARRYING OUT ALL USUAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE LAST 4 WEEKS, WRITE 0330251528Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Module 3: Health
7) Are you covered by health insurance?2844161YES, THROUGH MY WORK2YES, THROUGH A HOUSEHOLD MEMBER'S WORK3YES, THROUGH GOVERNMENT PROGRAM4YES, THROUGH BUYING PRIVATE INSURANCE5YES, OTHER (SPECIFY)6NOSysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 3: Health
7) Are you covered by health insurance? Other specify8283777Community Health InsurranceSysmissWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
1) During the past 7 days, have you worked for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind for someone who is not a member of your household, for example, a public or private enterprise or company, an NGO or any other individual?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B2844121YES2NOSysmissWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
2) During the past 7 days have you worked for at least an hour on a farm owned or rented by you or a member of your household, whether in cultivating crops or in other farm maintenance tasks, or have you cared for livestock belonging to you or a member of your household?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B217666921YES2NOSysmissWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
3) During the past 7 days have you worked for profit or family gain, in cash or in kind for at least an hour on your own account or in a business belonging to you or someone in your household, for example, as a trader, shop-keeper, barber, dressmaker, carpenter, taxi driver, car wash, etc.?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B1399144621YES2NOSysmissWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
4) Although you reported no work in the past 7 days have you done any occasional job for profit or family gain, in cash or in kind; such as sold goods in the street, helped someone for their business, sold some homemade products, washed cars, repaired cars, etc. during the past 7 days?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B710213521YES2NOSysmissTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
5) Even though you did not work in the last 7 days, do you have a permanent/long term job or work from which you were temporarily absent, or your own account work in which you were termporarily not working?If "NO", GOTO Q7684216121YES2NOSysmissAre going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
6) Are you going back to the same business/work/employer after this absence?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B273257291YES2NO9DON'T KNOWSysmissTried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
7) During the past 4 weeks have you tried in any way to find a salaried or wage job?If "YES", GOTO Q10420242521YES2NOSysmissTried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
8) During the past 4 weeks have you tried to start your own business/ economic activity?If "YES", GOTO Q11400244521YES2NOSysmissMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
9) What is the main reason you did not look for work in the past 4 weeks? (MOST IMPORTANT REASON)If "STUDENT/PUPIL" or "HOUSEWIFE" or "IN RETIREMENT" or "OLD AGE" or "ILL/HANDICAPPED" or "IN COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE" or "DO NOT WANT TO WORK", GOTO Q16
If "AWAITING RECALL BY EMPLOYER" or "WAITING FOR BUSY SEASON" or "BELIEVE I DO NOT HAVE ANY CHANCE TO GET A JOB" or "THERE ARE NO JOBS" or "OTHER (SPECIFY)", GOTO Q133962449141STUDENT/ PUPIL2HOUSEWIFE/ CARING FOR CHILDREN3IN RETIREMENT4OLD AGE5ILL/ HANDICAPPED7DO NOT WANT TO WORK8HAVE ALREADY FOUND A JOB WHICH WILL START LATER9AWAITING RESPONSE FROM EMPLOYER10AWAITING RECALL BY EMPLOYER11WAITING FOR BUSY SEASON12BELIEVE I DO NOT HAVE ANY CHANCE TO GET A JOB13THERE ARE NO JOBS14OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
9) What is the main reason you did not look for work in the past 4 weeks? (MOST IMPORTANT REASON) Other specify428411715Taking care of brothers/sisters, parent did not allow to go16waiting to go to technical school17pregnantSysmissMethod: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- MINISTRY OF EMPLOYMENT21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- THROUGH PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- THROUGH UNIVERSITY/SCHOOL CAREERS' OFFICE21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORK (FRIENDS/RELATIVES/OTHER)21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- RESPONDED TO MEDIA AD/ PUT AD IN PAPER21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- SEARCHED ON INTERNET/ POSTED ON INTERNET21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- CONTACTED EMPLOYERS DIRECTLY (VISITED/SENT LETTERS)21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- TOOK TEST FOR A JOB21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethod: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- OTHER (SPECIFY)21282421Yes2NoSysmissMethods... OTHERMethods... OTHERMethods... OTHERMethods... OTHERMethods... OTHERModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- OTHERNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
11) How many months have you/ did you actively looked for work?25282036Available to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
12) Are you available to start work within the next two weeks (if you find work)?25282021YES2NOSysmissLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
13) What is the lowest monthly net (take-home) wage that you would be willing to accept for a full-time job with social security benefits, in this locality or area?3628092000003000000USD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept36280979.0981186.465Would accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
14) Would you accept a job that did not offer social security benefits (i.e. retirement pension, sickness and maternity benefits)?36280921YES2NOSysmissMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
15) What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social security benefits?23282261SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS ARE NOT IMPORTANT TO ME2I CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY THE CONTRIBUTIONS3I WOULD ACCEPT BUT CONTINUE LOOKING FOR A JOB WITH BENEFITS4I CAN RECEIVE MORE MONEY5MY FAMILY WILL SUPPORT ME IF NEEDED6I HAVE NO CHOICE/ THE ONLY JOBS AVAILABLE FOR ME ARE WITHOUT7OTHER (SPECIFY )SysmissMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
15) What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social security benefits? Other specifySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for payModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
16) Since the age of 15 years old, have you worked for wage or salary or for profit or family gain in cash or in kind?If "Yes", GOTO Q19420242521YES2NOSysmissSince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for payModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
17) Although you reported no paid work since the age of 15, have you done any occasional job for wage, salary, profit or family gain, such as sold goods in the street, helped someone for their business, sold some homemade products, washed cars, repaired bicycles ,did sewing for others from your home, etc. ?If "Yes", GOTO Q19179266621YES2NOSysmissAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
18) Are there any kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?If "Yes", GOTO Q30
If "No" or "Don't know", GOTO Module 5A170267591YES2NO9DON'T KNOWSysmissWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
19) What month did your most recent work end?IF DO NOT KNOW MONTH, WRITE '99' FOR MONTH2502595199When did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
19) What year did your most recent work end?250259519699999Occupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
20) What did you do in this work, that is what was your occupation?250259596211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissTask description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
21) Briefly describe what were your usual tasks at this job. (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissTask description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
21) Briefly describe what were your usual tasks at this job. (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (2)2845SysmissTask description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
21) Briefly describe what were your usual tasks at this job. (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (3)2845SysmissMonths in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
22) How many years did you work in total in [OCCUPATION IN Q 20]? IF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHS2502595199Years in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
22) How many years did you work in total in [OCCUPATION IN Q 20]?2502595199Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
23) Did you start actively looking for another work after this work ended?250259521YES2NOSysmissWhy did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?2502595111YOU WERE FIRED2ENTERPRISE YOU WORKED FOR CLOSED3YOUR OWN BUSINESS/ ECONOMIC ACTVITY FAILED4LOW WAGE/ BAD WORKING CONDITIONS5YOU MOVED TO ANOTHER AREA6END OF CONTRACT/ BUSINESS SLOWDOWN7FAMILY, HEALTH, PERSONAL REASONS8EMPLOYER REDUCED YOUR WORK HOURS9TO CONTINUE EDUCATION10RETIRED/ TOO OLD11OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
24) What was the main reason you stopped working? Other specify228431312the distance from the working place is far from home13would like to start own businessSysmissType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
25) What type of employment was this work?READ OUT ALL RESPONSES250259531EMPLOYEE/ SALARY JOB2SELF-EMPLOYED, OWNER WITH OR WITHOUT HIRED LABOR3UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS4OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
25) What type of employment was this work? Other specifyIf "EMPLOYEE / SALARY JOB" or "UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS" or "OTHER (SPECIFY)", GOTO Q29Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
26) Before this self-employment work, did you work in a wage job?If "NO", GOTO Q2988275721YES2NOSysmissHad social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
27) Did you have social security benefits in this wage job?27281821YES2NOSysmissWhy did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
28) What was the main reason you stopped this wage job?DO NOT READ RESPONSES27281881YOU WERE FIRED2ENTERPRISE YOU WORKED FOR CLOSED3WANTED TO START OWN BUSINESS/ OWN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY4LOW WAGE/BAD WORKING CONDITIONS5RETIRED/ TOO OLD6YOU MOVED TO ANOTHER AREA7END OF CONTRACT8FAMILY, HEALTH, PERSONAL REASONS9EMPLOYER REDUCED WORK HOURS10TO CONTINUE EDUCATION11OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
28) What was the main reason you stopped this wage job? Other specifyAny other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
29) In addition to the work you just described as [READ THE WORK FROM Q20] are there any other kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?If "NO", GOTO Module 5A250259521YES2NOSysmissKind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
30) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))?
Occupation 1PERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS100274594111Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissKind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
30) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))?
Occupation 219282693211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissKind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
30) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))?
Occupation 34284193211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
31) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify
Occupation 1 task2845SysmissUsual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
31) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify
Occupation 2 task2845SysmissUsual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
31) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify
Occupation 3 task2845SysmissLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Line number 12424421101101SysmissKind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
1) What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)?
Occupation code 1LIST ONE JOB/WORK ACTIVITY PER LINE
REPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE WORK FROM WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ABSENT AND REFER TO THE 7 DAYS BEFORE THE ABSENCE FOR ALL TIMING QUESTIONS.242442196211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (2)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (3)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (4)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (5)2845SysmissIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
3) Line number 1) In this work, were you working for:242442131WORK FOR NON-HOUSEHOLD MEMBER/ FIRM/ COMPANY2NON-FARM ON MY OWN ACCOUNT/HOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISE3FARM OWNED OR RENTED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
4) What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity?242442199011Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas mining99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles132Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizer and nitrogen comp202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherap267Manufacture of optical instruments and equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television broadcasting and subscription programming611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals632Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and other financial vehicles649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of nonfinancial intangible assets781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Human resources provision and management of human resources791Travel agency and tour operator activities792Other reservation service activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support services861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities n.e.c.881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
5) For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days?242442171234567SysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
6) On average , on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work?REPORT IN DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST 1/2 HOUR2424421124This variable is the quotient of m4b_q07 and m4b_q05. It is not asked in the survey.Total hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
7) TOTAL HOURS IN LAST 7 DAYSINTERVIEWER: MULTIPLY COL 5 BY COL 6 TO GET HOURS WORKED AT THIS WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS24244211126Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
8) How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity?2424421152Line NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Line number 26722173102102SysmissKind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
1) What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)?
Occupation code 2LIST ONE JOB/WORK ACTIVITY PER LINE
REPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE WORK FROM WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ABSENT AND REFER TO THE 7 DAYS BEFORE THE ABSENCE FOR ALL TIMING QUESTIONS.673217296211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
3) Line number 2) In this work, were you working for:672217331WORK FOR NON-HOUSEHOLD MEMBER/ FIRM/ COMPANY2NON-FARM ON MY OWN ACCOUNT/HOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISE3FARM OWNED OR RENTED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
4) What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity?672217397011Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas mining99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles132Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizer and nitrogen comp202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherap267Manufacture of optical instruments and equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television broadcasting and subscription programming611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals632Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and other financial vehicles649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of nonfinancial intangible assets781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Human resources provision and management of human resources791Travel agency and tour operator activities792Other reservation service activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support services861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities n.e.c.881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
5) For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days?672217371234567SysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
6) On average , on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work?REPORT IN DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST 1/2 HOUR6722173117.5This variable is the quotient of m4b_q07 and m4b_q05. It is not asked in the survey.Total hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
7) TOTAL HOURS IN LAST 7 DAYSINTERVIEWER: MULTIPLY COL 5 BY COL 6 TO GET HOURS WORKED AT THIS WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS67221731105Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
8) How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity?6722173152Line NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine number 3462799103103SysmissKind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
1) What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)?
Occupation code 3LIST ONE JOB/WORK ACTIVITY PER LINE
REPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE WORK FROM WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ABSENT AND REFER TO THE 7 DAYS BEFORE THE ABSENCE FOR ALL TIMING QUESTIONS.46279993311Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2845SysmissIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
3) Line number 3) In this work, were you working for:46279931WORK FOR NON-HOUSEHOLD MEMBER/ FIRM/ COMPANY2NON-FARM ON MY OWN ACCOUNT/HOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISE3FARM OWNED OR RENTED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
4) What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity?46279997011Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas mining99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles132Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizer and nitrogen comp202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherap267Manufacture of optical instruments and equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television broadcasting and subscription programming611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals632Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and other financial vehicles649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of nonfinancial intangible assets781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Human resources provision and management of human resources791Travel agency and tour operator activities792Other reservation service activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support services861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities n.e.c.881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
5) For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days?4627997123457SysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
6) On average , on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work?REPORT IN DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST 1/2 HOUR462799112This variable is the quotient of m4b_q07 and m4b_q05. It is not asked in the survey.Total hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
7) TOTAL HOURS IN LAST 7 DAYSINTERVIEWER: MULTIPLY COL 5 BY COL 6 TO GET HOURS WORKED AT THIS WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS462799184Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
8) How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity?462799152Line NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberLine NumberModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Line number 422843104104SysmissKind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
1) What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)?
Occupation code 4LIST ONE JOB/WORK ACTIVITY PER LINE
REPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE WORK FROM WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ABSENT AND REFER TO THE 7 DAYS BEFORE THE ABSENCE FOR ALL TIMING QUESTIONS.2284381611Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Usual main tasks (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Usual main tasks (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Usual main tasks (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Usual main tasks (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissUsual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Usual main tasks (5)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks)2845SysmissIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
3) Line number 4) In this work, were you working for:2284321WORK FOR NON-HOUSEHOLD MEMBER/ FIRM/ COMPANY2NON-FARM ON MY OWN ACCOUNT/HOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISE3FARM OWNED OR RENTED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
4) What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity?2284311011Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas mining99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles132Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizer and nitrogen comp202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherap267Manufacture of optical instruments and equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television broadcasting and subscription programming611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals632Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and other financial vehicles649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of nonfinancial intangible assets781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Human resources provision and management of human resources791Travel agency and tour operator activities792Other reservation service activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support services861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities n.e.c.881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
5) For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days?2284377SysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
6) On average , on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work?REPORT IN DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST 1/2 HOUR2284310310SysmissThis variable is the quotient of m4b_q07 and m4b_q05. It is not asked in the survey.Total hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
7) TOTAL HOURS IN LAST 7 DAYSINTERVIEWER: MULTIPLY COL 5 BY COL 6 TO GET HOURS WORKED AT THIS WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS228432170Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
8) How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity?228432424SysmissWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
9) Would you like to work more hours per week than you do now, at the same hourly earnings as now?INTERVIEWER: ASK IF THERE IS ANOTHER JOB/ WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS BEFORE GOING TO QUESTION 9242442121YES2NOSysmissOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
10) In addition to the occupations you just described, are there any other kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?242442121YES2NOSysmissOccupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
11) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))?
- Occupation 1PERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS687215896211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissOccupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
11) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))?
- Occupation 2PERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS79276694111Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissOccupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
11) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))?
- Occupation 3PERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS4284175311Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissOccupation 1: Tasks (1)Occupation 1: Tasks (1)Occupation 1: Tasks (1)Occupation 1: Tasks (1)Occupation 1: Tasks (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
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12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 1: Tasks (2)2845SysmissOccupation 1: Tasks (3)Occupation 1: Tasks (3)Occupation 1: Tasks (3)Occupation 1: Tasks (3)Occupation 1: Tasks (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 1: Tasks (3)2845SysmissOccupation 1: Tasks (4)Occupation 1: Tasks (4)Occupation 1: Tasks (4)Occupation 1: Tasks (4)Occupation 1: Tasks (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 1: Tasks (4)2845SysmissOccupation 1: Tasks (5)Occupation 1: Tasks (5)Occupation 1: Tasks (5)Occupation 1: Tasks (5)Occupation 1: Tasks (5)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 1: Tasks (5)2845SysmissOccupation 2: Tasks (1)Occupation 2: Tasks (1)Occupation 2: Tasks (1)Occupation 2: Tasks (1)Occupation 2: Tasks (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 2: Tasks (1)2845SysmissOccupation 2: Tasks (2)Occupation 2: Tasks (2)Occupation 2: Tasks (2)Occupation 2: Tasks (2)Occupation 2: Tasks (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 2: Tasks (2)2845SysmissOccupation 2: Tasks (3)Occupation 2: Tasks (3)Occupation 2: Tasks (3)Occupation 2: Tasks (3)Occupation 2: Tasks (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 2: Tasks (3)2845SysmissOccupation 2: Tasks (4)Occupation 2: Tasks (4)Occupation 2: Tasks (4)Occupation 2: Tasks (4)Occupation 2: Tasks (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 2: Tasks (4)2845SysmissOccupation 2: Tasks (5)Occupation 2: Tasks (5)Occupation 2: Tasks (5)Occupation 2: Tasks (5)Occupation 2: Tasks (5)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 2: Tasks (5)2845SysmissOccupation 3: Tasks (1)Occupation 3: Tasks (1)Occupation 3: Tasks (1)Occupation 3: Tasks (1)Occupation 3: Tasks (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 3: Tasks (1)2845SysmissOccupation 3: Tasks (2)Occupation 3: Tasks (2)Occupation 3: Tasks (2)Occupation 3: Tasks (2)Occupation 3: Tasks (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 3: Tasks (2)2845SysmissOccupation 3: Tasks (3)Occupation 3: Tasks (3)Occupation 3: Tasks (3)Occupation 3: Tasks (3)Occupation 3: Tasks (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 3: Tasks (3)2845SysmissOccupation 3: Tasks (4)Occupation 3: Tasks (4)Occupation 3: Tasks (4)Occupation 3: Tasks (4)Occupation 3: Tasks (4)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 3: Tasks (4)2845SysmissOccupation 3: Tasks (5)Occupation 3: Tasks (5)Occupation 3: Tasks (5)Occupation 3: Tasks (5)Occupation 3: Tasks (5)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
Occupation 3: Tasks (5)2845SysmissMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
1) Write main occupation belowINTERVIEWER: LOOK AT QUESTION 1 IN MODULE 4(B), page 27 . ASK RESPONDENT WHICH WORK HE/SHE CONSIDERS AS HIS/HER MAIN OCCUPATION . IF THIS IS NOT THE OCCUPATION WITH THE MOST HOURS IN THE PAST 7 DAYS, VERIFY WITH RESPONDENT WHETHER HE/SHE IS REPORTING THEIR MAIN OCCUPATION. IF RESPONDENT CANNOT DECIDE ON THE MAIN OCCUPATION, CHOOSE THE ONE WITH THE MOST HOURS242442196211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissHow did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
2) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?2424421101THROUGH PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY2THROUGH PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY3THROUGH UNIVERSITY/SCHOOL CAREER OFFICE4THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORK (FRIENDS/RELATIVE/OTHER)5THROUGH MEDIA/INTERNET6EMPLOYER CONTACTED YOU7CONTACTED EMPLOYER DIRECTLY8STARTED OWN BUSINESS9JOB OBTAINED AFTER TRAINING/APPRENTICESHIP WITH EMPLOYER10OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissHow did you find this job? - OtherHow did you find this job? - OtherHow did you find this job? - OtherHow did you find this job? - OtherHow did you find this job? - OtherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
2) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]? Other specify228431211The villagers made the selection12Luxumburg Project (provide the seeds and the land)SysmissTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
3) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?How long ago did you begin this work? MonthIF LESS THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE MONTHS ( IF LESS THAN ONE MONTH WRITE '0')480236524Time doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
3) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?How long ago did you begin this work? YearIF MORE THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE COMPLETED YEARS1944901353What were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
4) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?2424421101WORKING AS AN EMPLOYEE2SELF-EMPLOYED/ OWN ACCOUNT ENTERPRISE3ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR WORK4STUDENT5HOUSEWIFE/ HOUSEWORK6AT HOME FOR PREGNANCY / MATERNITY7ILL8NOT WORKING AND NOT LOOKING FOR WORK9UNPAID FAMILY WORKER10OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissWhat were doing before... - otherWhat were doing before... - otherWhat were doing before... - otherWhat were doing before... - otherWhat were doing before... - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
4) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]? Other specify928361211enter the priesthood12helping at the Village Health CenterSysmissHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
5) How long was the period you were [READ RESPONSE FROM QUESTION 4] before beginning this (present) work? MonthsIF LESS THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE MONTHS ( IF LESS THAN ONE MONTH WRITE '0')424242199How long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
5) How long was the period you were [READ RESPONSE FROM QUESTION 4] before beginning this (present) work? YearsIF MORE THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE COMPLETED YEARS2008837299Type of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
6) What is your type of employment (in MAIN OCCUPATION FROM Q1)?If "EMPLOYEE" or "OTHER (specify)", GOTO Q18; If "UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS", GOTO Module 4DREAD OUT ALL RESPONSES242442131EMPLOYEE2SELF-EMPLOYED, OWN ACCOUNT WORKER, AN OWNER WITH OR WITHOUT3UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS9OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissType of employment - otherType of employment - otherType of employment - otherType of employment - otherType of employment - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
6) What is your type of employment (in MAIN OCCUPATION FROM Q1)? Other specifyBest source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
7) To the best of your knowledge, when you set up or took over the business/ own account enterprise, what was its main source of funds?13841461101HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS OR SALES OF ASSETS2LOANS OR GRANTS FROM RELATIVES IN COUNTRY3REMITTANCES FROM RELATIVES ABROAD4MONEY FROM INHERITANCE5BUSINESS PARTNERS6BANK LOAN7INFORMAL LOAN (TRADER, LANDLORD, MONEYLENDER)8PROFITS FROM OTHER HOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISES9DID NOT NEED FUNDS TO START IT: INHERITED BUSINESS10OTHER (SPECIFY)99DON'T KNOWSysmissTo the best of your knowledge - OtherTo the best of your knowledge - OtherTo the best of your knowledge - OtherTo the best of your knowledge - OtherTo the best of your knowledge - OtherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
7) To the best of your knowledge, when you set up or took over the business/ own account enterprise, what was its main source of funds? Other specify52840102100Funded by Luxumburg Projects101Borrowed money from the Village's Fund102The Chiness Project Provided Money firstSysmissTotal number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
8) What was the total number of workers in the business/ own account enterprise when you set it up or took it over? INCLUDE PAID AND UNPAID WORKERS13841461611 (YOURSELF ONLY)22-536-15416-25526-50651-2007MORE THAN 200SysmissNet profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
9) What was the net profit (sales minus expenses) generated by your business/ own account enterprise in the last week or in the last month?13841461160000000Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)1384146163278.125Net profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
9) Time period993185221WEEK2MONTHSysmissWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
10) Would you like to expand your business?If "NO", GOTO Q131384146121YES2NOSysmissFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
11) Do you face any constraint or problem in expanding your business/ enterprise?If "NO", GOTO Q13930191521YES2NOSysmissMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
12) What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise?861198491NOT ENOUGH CAPITAL2TOO MUCH COMPETITION FROM SIMILAR BUSINESSES/ NOT ENOUGH DEM3BURDEN OF ADDITIONAL TAXES OR REGULATIONS4DIFFICULT TO RECRUIT ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEES5ENERGY SUPPLY CONSTRAINTS9OTHER (Specify)SysmissMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
12) What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise? Other specify1428311510No more land for the extansion11dificulty in communication with neignbouring countries12After delivered the goods then very dificult to get the paym13Do not have the good seeds (bad rice seed, bad quality ferti14dificulty for buying the raw materials input to the producti15busying with other works, don't have enough timesSysmissHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
13) Before this self-employment work, did you ever have a wage job (work as an employee)?If "NO", GOTO Q161384146121YES2NOSysmissHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
14) Did you have social security benefits at this wage job?475237021YES2NOSysmissWhy did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
15) Why did you stop this wage job?DO NOT READ RESPONSES4752370111YOU WERE FIRED2ENTERPRISE YOU WORKED FOR CLOSED3WANTED TO START OWN BUSINESS/ OWN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY4LOW WAGE/BAD WORKING CONDITIONS5RETIRED/ TOO OLD6YOU MOVED TO ANOTHER AREA7END OF CONTRACT8FAMILY, HEALTH, PERSONAL REASONS9EMPLOYER REDUCED WORK HOURS10TO CONTINUE EDUCATION11OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissWhy did stop this wage job? - OtherWhy did stop this wage job? - OtherWhy did stop this wage job? - OtherWhy did stop this wage job? - OtherWhy did stop this wage job? - OtherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
15) Why did you stop this wage job? Other specify528401512He is the current employee, he did not stop being employee a13the working place is far from the accomodation place, becaus14the current duty is so tough/heavy15because of the WarSysmissDo you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
16) (You have told me that you are self-employed), do you have unpaid workers or unpaid family members working with you in this business?1384146121YES2NOSysmissDo you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
17) Do you have paid workers?If "YES", GOTO Q21; If "NO", GOTO Q221384146121YES2NOSysmissHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
18) Have you signed a contract, or do you have a written employment agreement with your employer?667217831YES, A CONTRACT2YES, A WRITTEN AGREEMENT/ APPOINTMENT LETTER3NOSysmissWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
19) Who is your employer?667217881STATE ADMINISTRATION (INCLUDING MILITARY)2STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISE OR JOINT STATE/PRIVATE ENTERPRISE3PAID PUBLIC WORKS4AN INDIVIDUAL5DOMESTIC PRIVATE FIRM, INCLUDING AGRICULTURAL FIRM6FOREIGN FIRM7COOPERATIVE FIRM8NGO, OR INTERNATIONAL, POLITICAL, HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATION9OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
19) Who is your employer? Other specifyHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
21) Approximately how many paid workers are currently employed in the place where you work? (include yourself)9071938711 (MYSELF ONLY)22-536-15416-25526-50651-2007MORE THAN 200SysmissAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
22) Are you affiliated with social security in this job?205179421YES2NOSysmissIs this job?Is this job?Is this job?Is this job?Is this job?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
23) Is this job…?READ OUT ALL RESPONSES205179451SEASONAL2OCCASIONAL3TEMPORARY4PERMANENT / LONG TERM5FIXED TERMSysmissReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
24) Do you usually receive wages, salary or other monetary payments from this employer, or do you usually personally receive earnings in money from this business?If "YES, I PERSONALLY EARN MONEY FROM MY OWN ACCOUNT ACTIVITY", GOTO Q27; If "NO", GOTO Q29205179431YES, I RECEIVE MONETARY PAYMENT FROM MY EMPLOYER2YES, I PERSONALLY EARN MONEY FROM MY OWN ACCOUNT ACTIVITY3NOSysmissNet payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
25) How much was your net payment (after payroll taxes and social security deductions) for the last pay period?IF RESPONDENT HAS NOT YET BEEN PAID, ASK: How much do you expect to be paid, after payroll taxes?66621791000035000000USD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay period66621793.95513842.09Pay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
26) What pay period was this amount for?666217941MONTH2FORTNIGHT (2 WEEKS)3WEEK4DAY5OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissPeriod - otherPeriod - otherPeriod - otherPeriod - otherPeriod - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
26) What pay period was this amount for? Other specifyLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
27) What was the latest amount of money that you personally got from profits from this business for personal use or savings?IF RESPONDENT HAS NOT GOTTEN ANY EARNINGS, ASK: How much money do you expect to get for the most recent work period?1062178350000000USD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from business1062178319774.414Period of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
28) What is the work period that this amount corresponded to?986185941MONTH2FORTNIGHT (2 WEEKS)3WEEK4DAY5OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissPeriod of payment - otherPeriod of payment - otherPeriod of payment - otherPeriod of payment - otherPeriod of payment - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
28) What is the work period that this amount corresponded to? Other specifyReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
29) Do you receive payments in kind for this work? [E.G. CLOTHES, FOOD, TRANSPORT, FREE ACCOMMODATION, ETC]205179421YES2NOSysmissHave you ever looked for a job that would require you to move?Have you ever looked for a job that would require you to move?Have you ever looked for a job that would require you to move?Have you ever looked for a job that would require you to move?Have you ever looked for a job that would require you to move?Module 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
1) Have you ever looked for a job that would require you to move?If "NO", GOTO Q3271612921Yes2NoSysmissWhere have you looked for a job?-WITHIN THE SAME PROVINCEWhere have you looked for a job?-WITHIN THE SAME PROVINCEWhere have you looked for a job?-WITHIN THE SAME PROVINCEWhere have you looked for a job?-WITHIN THE SAME PROVINCEWhere have you looked for a job?-WITHIN THE SAME PROVINCEModule 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
2) Where have you looked for a job? Within the same provinceINTERVIEWER READ EACH RESPONSE283256221YES2NOSysmissWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER PROVINCE WITHIN THE COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER PROVINCE WITHIN THE COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER PROVINCE WITHIN THE COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER PROVINCE WITHIN THE COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER PROVINCE WITHIN THE COUNTRYModule 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
2) Where have you looked for a job? In another province within the countryINTERVIEWER READ EACH RESPONSE283256221YES2NOSysmissWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER COUNTRYWhere have you looked for a job?-IN ANOTHER COUNTRYModule 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
2) Where have you looked for a job? In another countryINTERVIEWER READ EACH RESPONSE283256221YES2NOSysmissWould you accept a job that would require you to move?Would you accept a job that would require you to move?Would you accept a job that would require you to move?Would you accept a job that would require you to move?Would you accept a job that would require you to move?Module 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
3) Would you accept a job that would require you to move?If "YES", GOTO Q5243341221Yes2NoSysmissWhy would you not accept a job that would require you to move?Why would you not accept a job that would require you to move?Why would you not accept a job that would require you to move?Why would you not accept a job that would require you to move?Why would you not accept a job that would require you to move?Module 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
4) Why would you not accept a job that would require you to move?1820102561Family reasons2Too costly3Cultural / language barriers4Have work here; no need to look elsewhere5Do not want to work6Other (specify)SysmissWhy would you not accept a job that would require you to move? - otherWhy would you not accept a job that would require you to move? - otherWhy would you not accept a job that would require you to move? - otherWhy would you not accept a job that would require you to move? - otherWhy would you not accept a job that would require you to move? - otherModule 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
4) Why would you not accept a job that would require you to move? Other speci100274597Too old, weak health condition8because of disable, cannot walk9because of still studyingSysmissDuring your working life, have you ever moved to another province for work?During your working life, have you ever moved to another province for work?During your working life, have you ever moved to another province for work?During your working life, have you ever moved to another province for work?During your working life, have you ever moved to another province for work?Module 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
5) During your working life, have you ever moved to another province for work?271612921Yes2NoSysmissDuring your working life, have you ever gone abroad for work?During your working life, have you ever gone abroad for work?During your working life, have you ever gone abroad for work?During your working life, have you ever gone abroad for work?During your working life, have you ever gone abroad for work?Module 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
6) During your working life, have you ever gone abroad for work?If "NO", GOTO Module 5A271612921Yes2NoSysmissTo which country/countries? (1)To which country/countries? (1)To which country/countries? (1)To which country/countries? (1)To which country/countries? (1)Module 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
7) To which country/countries? Country 1IF MORE THAN ONE, LIST THE MOST RECENT COUNTRY FIRST62278381Malaysia3China4Thailand5America6Vietnam7Japan8SingaporeSysmissTo which country/countries? (2)To which country/countries? (2)To which country/countries? (2)To which country/countries? (2)To which country/countries? (2)Module 4: Employment, Part D: Migration History
7) To which country/countries? Country 2IF MORE THAN ONE, LIST THE MOST RECENT COUNTRY FIRST5284091(Malaysia)2Cambodia4Thailand8Singapore9IndonasiaSysmissRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
1) INTERVIEWER: DID THE RESPONDENT ANSWER MODULE (4)C? (WORKED IN THE PAST 7 DAYS)2844121YES2NOSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
1) Write the main occupation reported in Q1 Module (4)C242442196211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
2) INTERVIEWER: DID THE RESPONDENT WORK IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS? CHECK THE DATE IN MODULE 4A, Q 19 (page 24) TO SEE IF LAST WORK DATE IS WITHIN 12 MONTHS420242521YES2NOSysmissOccupation CodeOccupation CodeOccupation CodeOccupation CodeOccupation CodeModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
2) Write the occupaion reported in Q20 Module (4)A46279996211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissReading at workReading at workReading at workReading at workReading at workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
4) Do you (did you) read anything at this work, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?247037521YES2NOSysmissForms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Forms1253159221YES2NOSysmissBills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Bills or financial statements1253159221YES2NOSysmissInstruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Instruction manuals/ operating manuals1253159221YES2NOSysmissReports?Reports?Reports?Reports?Reports?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Reports1253159221YES2NOSysmissNewspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Newspapers, magazines, or books1253159221YES2NOSysmissOther?Other?Other?Other?Other?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Other1253159221YES2NOSysmissOther-specifyOther-specifyOther-specifyOther-specifyOther-specifyModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Other specify762769177News from internet8Read the name of product on the product package9Office Regulation10Product Items11Read the message in the mobile12Daily Working Record Book13Read the Sign along the main roads14Read the Tour Program15Read the money paper (read the number)16read the working order received17Read the Housing Designing PlanSysmissSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
6) Among the things that you normally read at this work, what is the size of the longest document that you read?1253159291ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6NEVER READS AT WORK9DON'T KNOWSysmissSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
7) What about the documents/reading material that you normally read outside of this work? Over the past 12 months, what is the longest document that you have read?1253159291ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6DOES NOT READ OUTSIDE OF WORK9DON'T KNOWSysmissDo you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
8) Do you read anything in your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2] , including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q111217162821YES2NOSysmissE-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: E-mails967187821YES2NOSysmissForms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Forms967187821YES2NOSysmissBills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Bills or financial statements967187821YES2NOSysmissInstruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Instruction manuals/ operating manuals967187821YES2NOSysmissNewspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Newspapers, magazines, or books967187821YES2NOSysmissOther outside work?Other outside work?Other outside work?Other outside work?Other outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Other967187821YES2NOSysmissOther-specificationOther-specificationOther-specificationOther-specificationOther-specificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Other specify422803157Read the Advertisement Signs8Read messages from mobile9Traditional Event Informing Paper, Invitation Paper10Traditional Event Informing Paper, Invitation Paper11Product items from the shop12read news from internet13read news from television14read all noticing from village15calendarSysmissSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
10) Thinking about the things you normally read outside of this work as [OCCUPATION], what is the longest document that you have read over the past 12 months?967187891ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6DOES NOT READ OUTSIDE OF WORK9DON'T KNOWSysmissOn this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
11) As part of this work, do you (did you) fill out bills or forms?247037521YES2NOSysmissHave you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
12) Do you (did you) ever have to write anything (else) at work, including very short notes, lists, or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q15247037521YES2NOSysmissWhats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
13) Thinking about all the things you normally write (wrote) at work, what is the longest document that you write (wrote) ?1176166991ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6NEVER WRITES AT WORK9DON'T KNOWSysmissWhats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
14) Thinking about all the things you normally write outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], what is the longest document that you wrote in the past 12 months?1176166991ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6DOES NOT WRITE9DON'T KNOWSysmissHave you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
15) Over the past 12 months outside of work as [OCCUPATION ] have you filled out bills or forms (such as government forms, application forms, etc)?1294155121YES2NOSysmissDo you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
16) Thinking of your life outside of this work, do you write anything, including very short notes, lists, or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q181294155121YES2NOSysmissWhats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
17) Over the past 12 months, what is the longest document that you have written outside of this work?943190291ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6DOES NOT WRITE9DON'T KNOWSysmissMeasure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc247037521YES2NOSysmissCalculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Calculate prices or costs247037521YES2NOSysmissUse or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Use or calculate fractions, decemials or percentages247037521YES2NOSysmissPerform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Perform any other multiplication or division247037521YES2NOSysmissAdvanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Use more advanced Math, such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.247037521YES2NOSysmissUse (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Other247037521YES2NOSysmissOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Other specify1284477Using GPSSysmissMeasure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc247037521YES2NOSysmissCalculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Calculate prices or costs247037521YES2NOSysmissUse or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages247037521YES2NOSysmissPerform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Perform any other multiplication or division247037521YES2NOSysmissUse advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Use more advanced Math, such algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.247037521YES2NOSysmissUse (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Other247037521YES2NOSysmissOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Other specifyDid lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
20) Has a lack of reading and writing skills in GEORGIAN ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay rise, or held you back from advancing your business/ your own account activity?247037591YES2NO9DON'T KNOWSysmissDo you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
21) These questions are general questions about daily activities over the past 12 months. Not all the questions will apply to you, but I have to ask them all. When I speak of reading and writing that can be on paper or on computers.
Do you read anything, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q24379246621YES2NOSysmissE-mails?E-mails?E-mails?E-mails?E-mails?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- E-mails330251521YES2NOSysmissForms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Forms330251521YES2NOSysmissBills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Bills or financial statements330251521YES2NOSysmissInstruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Instruction manuals/ operating mauals330251521YES2NOSysmissNewspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Newspapers, magazines, or books330251521YES2NOSysmissOther?Other?Other?Other?Other?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Other330251521YES2NOSysmissOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Other specify112834117Read from the traditional event informing letter and Invitia8Read news from internet9message through mobile10general advertisment signs11Name of all messages through televisionSysmissSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
23) Thinking about all the things you have read over the past 12 months, what is the size of the longest document that you have read?330251561ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6DOES NOT READ9DON'T KNOWSysmissHave you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
24) Over the past 12 months, have you filled out bills or forms (such as government forms, application forms, etc)?379246621YES2NOSysmissHave you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
25) Thinking of the past 12 months, have you written anything (else) including very short lists, notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q27379246621YES2NOSysmissWhats the size of the longest document you wrote?Whats the size of the longest document you wrote?Whats the size of the longest document you wrote?Whats the size of the longest document you wrote?Whats the size of the longest document you wrote?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
26) Thinking about all the things you normally write, what is the size of the longest document that you wrote in the past 12 months?283256261ONE PAGE OR LESS22 TO 5 PAGES36 TO 10 PAGES411 TO 25 PAGES5MORE THAN 25 PAGES6DOES NOT WRITE9DON'T KNOWSysmissMeasured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc379246621YES2NOSysmissCalculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Calculate prices or costs379246621YES2NOSysmissUse or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages379246621YES2NOSysmissPerformed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Perform any other multiplication or division379246621YES2NOSysmissUsed more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Use more advanced Math, such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.379246621YES2NOSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Other379246621YES2NOSysmissOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Other specify1284477Usage the Map (calculate, analyse)SysmissHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
28) Has a lack of reading and writing skills in GEORGIAN ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay rise, or held you back from advancing your business/ own account activity?379246691YES2NO3NEVER APPLIED FOR A JOB9DON'T KNOWSysmissRespondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?If "NO", GOTO Q25Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
1) INTERVIEWER: DID THIS RESPONDENT HAVE WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS OR PAST 12 MONTHS (CHECK Q1 and Q2, MODULE (5)A, page 34)2844121YES2NOSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
1) Write the occupation from Module 5A, Q1 or Q2247037596211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers (streets and public place952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissLifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
2) This section asks some general questions about your work. Some questions may not apply to everyone, but we have to ask them in order to be able to compare answers across countries. For the first question, I’d like you to think about the kinds of physical activity you have to do as a regular part of your work (or in your last work) as [OCCUPATION]
As part of this work, do you regularly have to lift or pull anything weighing at least 25 kilos?247037521YES2NOSysmissRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
3) Using any number from 1 to 10 where 1 is not at all physically demanding (such as sitting at a desk answering a telephone) and 10 is extremely physically demanding (such as carrying heavy loads, construction worker, etc), what number would you use to rate how physically demanding your work is?SHOW CARD #224703751012345678910SysmissContact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
4) As part of this work, do you (did you) have any contact with people other than co-workers, for example with customers, clients, students, or the public?If "NO", GOTO Q6247037521YES2NOSysmissTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
5) Using any number from 1 to 10, where 1 is little involvement or short routine involvements, and 10 means much of the work involves meeting or interacting for at least 10-15 minutes at a time with a customer, client, student or the public, what number would you use to rate this work?SHOW CARD #3158612591012345678910SysmissDrive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
6) As part of this work, do you drive a car, truck or three-wheeler?247037521YES2NOSysmissRepair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
7) As part of this work, do you (did you) repair/maintain electronic equipment? (cell phones, computers, printers, other electronic equipment...)247037521YES2NOSysmissOperate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
8) As part of this work, do you (did you) operate or work with any heavy machines or industrial equipment ? For example, machines/equipment in factories, construction sites, warehouses, repair shops or machine shops, industrial kitchens, some farming ( tractors, harvesters, milking machine).247037521YES2NOSysmissTasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
9) Some tasks are pretty easy and can be done right away or after getting a little help from others. Other tasks require more thinking to figure out how they should be done. As part of this work as [OCCUPATION], how often do you have to undertake tasks that require at least 30 minutes of thinking (examples: mechanic figuring out a car problem, budgeting for a business, teacher making a lesson plan, restaurant owner creating a new menu/dish for restaurant, dress maker designing a new dress)247037551NEVER2LESS THAN ONCE A MONTH3LESS THAN ONCE A WEEK BUT AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH4AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK BUT NOT EVERY DAY5EVERY DAYSysmissMake formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
10) As part of this work, do you (did you) have to make formal presentations to clients or colleagues to provide information or persuade them of your point of view?247037521YES2NOSysmissDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
11) As a normal part of this work do you direct and check the work of other workers (supervise)?247037521YES2NOSysmissFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
12) Still thinking of your work as [OCCUPATION] how much freedom do you (did you) have to decide how to do your work in your own way, rather than following a fixed procedure or a supervisor's instructions? Use any number from 1 to 10 where 1 is no freedom and 10 is complete freedom.SHOW CARD #424703751012345678910SysmissDid you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
13) As part of this work do you (did you) regularly use....a telephone, mobile phone, or other communication device?247037521YES2NOSysmissDid you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
13) As part of this work do you (did you) regularly use....a bar code reader?247037521YES2NOSysmissHow often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
14) How often does (did) this work involve carrying out short, repetitive tasks (such as making papaya salad, sawing wood, weaving)?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."247037541ALMOST ALL THE TIME2MORE THAN HALF THE TIME3LESS THAN HALF THE TIME4ALMOST NEVERSysmissHow often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
15) How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."247037591EVERY DAY2AT LAST ONCE A WEEK3AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH4AT LEAST EVERY 2-3 MONTHS5RARELY OR NEVER9DON'T KNOWSysmissDo you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
16) As a part of your work do you (did you) use aIf "NO", GOTO Q21INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."247037521YES2NOSysmissHow often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
17) How often do you (did you) use a computer at work?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260041EVERY DAY2THREE TIMES OR MORE PER WEEK3LESS THAN THREE TIMES PER WEEK4ALMOST NEVERSysmissDid your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
18) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- E-mailINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260021YES2NOSysmissDid your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
18) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Searching for information on the internetINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260021YES2NOSysmissDid your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
18) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Data entryINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260021YES2NOSysmissDid your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
18) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Word processing (such as WORD)INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260021YES2NOSysmissDid your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
18) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Spreadsheets (such as EXCEL)INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260021YES2NOSysmissDid your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
18) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Databases (such as ACCESS)INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260021YES2NOSysmissDoes your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
19) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of other software packages, OR designing websites, OR doing programming or managing networks?If "NO", GOTO Q21INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."245260021YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Advanced functions in spreadsheets such as macros and complex equationsINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Book-keeping, accounting or financial softwareINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Presentation, graphics software (such as POWERPOINT)INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Designing websitesINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Cad software (computer aided design)INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Statistical analysis or other analysisINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Software programmingINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Managing computer networksINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissDoes your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? OtherINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."18282721YES2NOSysmissOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Other specifyINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."128441010Photo-shop ProgramSysmissHow useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
21) The next questions are about education, work experience and training. Please continue to think only about [OCCUPATION ]
How useful were your studies during your formal education for this work?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."247037551NOT USEFUL AT ALL2SOMEWHAT USEFUL3MODERATELY USEFUL4VERY USEFUL5RESPONDENT HAD NO FORMAL SCHOOLINGSysmissThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) What minimum level of formal education do you think would be required before someone would be able to carry out this work?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2470375991NONE OR LESS THAN COMPLETE PRIMARY2PRIMARY3LOWER SECONDARY4UPPER SECONDARY5VOCATIONAL LOW DIPLOMA6MIDDLE DIPLOMA7HIGH DIPLOMA8BACHELOR DEGREE9MASTERS DEGREE10DOCTORAL DEGREE99DON'T KNOWSysmissYears of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
23) How many years of work experience in other related work do you think would be required before someone with [FILL Q22] would be able to carry out this work?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."247037591None2Less than 1 year31-2 years43-5 years56-10 years6More than 10 years9SysmissTime to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
24) About how long would it take someone to learn to do this work well if they had [FILL Q22/"NECESSARY EDUCATION"] education and [FILL Q23/"NECESSARY EXPERIENCE"] years of related work experience?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."247037591LESS THAN ONE WEEK2ONE WEEK TO ONE MONTH3BETWEEN ONE AND SIX MONTHS47-12 MONTHS5MORE THAN A YEAR6MORE THAN 10 YEARS9DON'T KNOWSysmissOn a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
25) On a normal day in your life, (outside of work as [OCCUPATION]) do you use a telephone, mobile phone, or other communication device?If "NO", GOTO Q27INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissDo you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
26) Do you send text messages?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."252631921YES2NOSysmissDo you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
27) In your life [outside of work as (OCCUPATION)], do you regularly.... drive a car or truck or three-wheeler?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissDo you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
27) In your life [outside of work as (OCCUPATION)], do you regularly.... perform routine maintenace on vehicles yourself, such as changing the oil, changing tires, or lubricating parts?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissDo you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
27) In your life [outside of work as (OCCUPATION)], do you regularly.... use a sewing machine?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissHave you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
28) As a part of your life (outside of work as [OCCUPATION]) have you used a computer in the past 3 months?If "NO", GOTO Q30INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissHow often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
29) Thinking of the last three months, how often have you used a computer (outside of work as [OCCUPATION])?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."403244241EVERY DAY2THREE TIMES OR MORE PER WEEK3LESS THAN THREE TIMES A WEEK4RARELY OR ALMOST NEVERSysmissHas a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
30) Has a lack of computer skills ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay raise, or from advancing your own business/ own account activity?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840591YES2NO9DON'T KNOWSysmissWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....the means to find out about job vacancies (access to newspapers, internet, etc)?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....ability to prepare your resume?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....ability to fill out job applications?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....good references?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....ability to perform adequately in an interview?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....adequate education and qualifications?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....the necessary work experience?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....a way to certify or demonstrate your education or qualifications?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....the means to start your own business?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....other?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....other specify?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Applied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
32) Have you applied for a job in the past 5 years?If "NO", GOTO Module 6INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2840521YES2NOSysmissWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) When applying for a job, has any employer ever asked you to certify/prove, or demonstrate your education qualifications, or work experience?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."347249831YES2NO3NO RESPONSE FROM EMPLOYERSysmissProof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Asked for proof of official degree from educational instituteINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."158268721YES2NOSysmissProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Asked for proof of certificate of studies from training instituteINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."158268721YES2NOSysmissPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Asked for personal references or references from previous workINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."158268721YES2NOSysmissGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Gave you a test/ examINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."158268721YES2NOSysmissother (specify)other (specify)other (specify)other (specify)other (specify)Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- OtherINTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."158268721YES2NOSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Other (specify) 1INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."292816136Penalty Certificate7Addres Certificate8Biography Paper9Driving Licence for Moto-cycle and Car12Health Certificate13Family BookSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Other (specify) 2INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."152830146Penalty Certificate7Addres Certificate8Biography Paper10Passport12Health Certificate13Family Book14Guarantee CertificateSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Other (specify) 3INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."82837147Addres Certificate8Biography Paper11Identity Card12Health Certificate14Guarantee CertificateSysmissIf the respondent doesn't understand the language, Is there a version of the modIf the respondent doesn't understand the language, Is there a version of the modIf the respondent doesn't understand the language, Is there a version of the modIf the respondent doesn't understand the language, Is there a version of the modIf the respondent doesn't understand the language, Is there a version of the modIf "NO", GOTO Module 6BModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1A) INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."2844121YES2NOSysmissAre you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-1) How do you see yourself?
- Are you talkative?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27925341Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissWhen doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-2) How do you see yourself?
- When doing a task, are you very careful?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27786741Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-3) How do you see yourself?
- Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27578841Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-4) How do you see yourself?
- Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself? Do you prefer to keep quiet when you have a opinion?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27658041Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissAre you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-5) How do you see yourself?
- Are you relaxed during stressful situations?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27489741Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-6) How do you see yourself?
- Do you finish whatever you begin?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27875841Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-7) How do you see yourself?
- Do people take advantage of you?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27885741Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-8) How do you see yourself?
- Do you work very hard? For example, do you keep working when others stop to take a break?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27816441Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-9) How do you see yourself?
- Do you forgive other people easily?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27856041Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-10) How do you see yourself?
- Do you tend to worry?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27826341Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissAre you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-11) How do you see yourself?
- Are you very interested in learning new things?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27747141Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-12) How do you see yourself?
- Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27638241Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-13) How do you see yourself?
- Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time (at least several months) to complete?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27766941Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-14) How do you see yourself?
- Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27905541Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-15) How do you see yourself?
- Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27737241Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissAre you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-16) How do you see yourself?
- Are you very polite to other people?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27865941Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-17) How do you see yourself?
- Do you work very well and quickly?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27846141Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-18) How do you see yourself?
- Do you get nervous easily?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27885741Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissAre you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-19) How do you see yourself?
- Are you generous to other people with your time or money?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27786741Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissAre you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-20) How do you see yourself?
- Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27816441Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-21) How do you see yourself?
- Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27776841Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissAre people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-22) How do you see yourself?
- Are people mean/not nice to you?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27885741Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-23) How do you see yourself?
- Do you ask for help when you don’t understand something?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27816441Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissDo you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-24) How do you see yourself?
- Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."27786741Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never5Don't knowSysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
1) Imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive 500,000 KIP for sure, or
Option 2 – Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tails or 1,500,000 KIP if it's heads.
Which option would you take?If "Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)", GOTO Q32844121Option 1 (TAKE THE SURE MONEY)2Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)SysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
2) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Receive 500,000 KIP for sure, or
Option 2 - Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tails or 2,000,000 KIP if it's heads.
Which option would you take?If "Option 1 (TAKE THE SURE MONEY)" or "Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)", GOTO Q4225758821Option 1 (TAKE THE SURE MONEY)2Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)SysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
3) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Receive 500,000 KIP for sure, or
Option 2 - Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tails or1,000,000 KIP if it's heads.
Which option would you take?587225821Option 1 (TAKE THE SURE MONEY)2Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)SysmissReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
4) Now I am going to propose to you two different options. Imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Receive 5,000,000 KIP for sure, or
Option 2 - Receive 7,500,000 KIP for sure one year from now.
Which option would you take?If "Option 2 (MONEY IN 1 YEAR)", GOTO Q72844121Option 1 (TAKE THE SURE MONEY)2Option 2 (MONEY IN 1 YEAR)SysmissReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
5) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Receive 5,000,000 KIP for sure, or
Option 2 - Receive 10,000,000 KIP for sure one year from now.
Which option would you take?If "Option 2 (MONEY IN 1 YEAR)", GOTO Module 7212072521Option 1 (TAKE THE SURE MONEY)2Option 2 (MONEY IN 1 YEAR)SysmissAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
6) What amount would you accept to receive in one year's time instead of receiving 5,000,000 KIP today. [WRITE AMOUNT]GOTO Module 793119141000000010000000000USD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
6) What amount would you accept to receive in one year's time instead of receiving 5,000,000 KIP today. In USD93119143954.8833954882.75Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
7) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Receive 5,000,000 KIP for sure, or
Option 2 - Receive 6,000,000 KIP for sure one year from now.
Which option would you take?724212121Option 1 (TAKE THE SURE MONEY)2Option 2 (MONEY IN 1 YEAR)SysmissWhat is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?Module 7: Language and Family
1) What is your mother tongue? RECORD UP TO TWO 'MOTHER TONGUES' (1)2844171LAO2HMONG3KHMOU4VIETNAMESE5CHINESE6THAI7OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyModule 7: Language and Family
1) What is your mother tongue? RECORD UP TO TWO 'MOTHER TONGUES' Other specify (1)12027253710Luue language11Red-thai language12Phou-noi13black-thai14Yao16Eiw-myan17Ta-lieng language18Yea ethnic19Syiua langauge20Ravea21Ah-ka/Gor22Ramed23Lao-prai24Ga-tuue25Raven29Lao-phorng30Hor language31Ah-lak language32Ma-gorng33Ah-gor34Cha-lii language35La-vii language36Ga-luum language37Meiu languageSysmissSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageModule 7: Language and Family
1) What is your mother tongue? RECORD UP TO TWO 'MOTHER TONGUES' (2)466237971LAO2HMONG3KHMOU4VIETNAMESE5CHINESE6THAI7OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyModule 7: Language and Family
1) What is your mother tongue? RECORD UP TO TWO 'MOTHER TONGUES' Other specify (2)312814318Phou-thai language9France10Luue language11red-thai language12phou-noi15Russian19Syuia20Ravea25Raven26Oiy language27Jeng language28Dok-gang ethnic language29Lao-phorng31Ah-lak languageSysmissWhat language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?Module 7: Language and Family
2) What language is mainly spoken in your home?2844171LAO2HMONG3KHMOU4VIETNAMESE5CHINESE6THAI7OTHER (SPECIFY)SysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyModule 7: Language and Family
2) What language is mainly spoken in your home? Other specify892756348Phou-thai language10Luue11Red-thai language12Phou-noi13black-thai14Yao16Eiw-myan17Ta-lieng language18Yea language19Syuia language20Ravea21Akha22Ramed language23Lao-prai24Ka-tuue29Lao-porng30Hor language31Ah-lak language32Ma-gorng33Ah-gor34Cha-lii languageSysmissIs the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?If "YES", GOTO Q5Module 7: Language and Family
3) INTERVIEWER: IS THE LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME LAO?2844121YES2NOSysmissHow many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?Module 7: Language and Family
4) How many people in your household speak LAO?37424711312345678910111213SysmissDo you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Module 7: Language and Family
5) Do you speak another language (OTHER THAN LAO) well enough to work in a job that requires that language?If "NO", GOTO Q72844121YES2NOSysmissEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishEnglishModule 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- English620222521YES2NOSysmissChineseChineseChineseChineseChineseModule 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- Chinese620222521YES2NOSysmissVietnameseVietnameseVietnameseVietnameseVietnameseModule 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- Vietnamese620222521YES2NOSysmissFrenchFrenchFrenchFrenchFrenchModule 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- French620222521YES2NOSysmissThaiThaiThaiThaiThaiModule 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- Thai620222521YES2NOSysmissOther 1Other 1Other 1Other 1Other 1Module 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- Other (1)620222521Yes2NoSysmissOther 1 - SpecificationOther 1 - SpecificationOther 1 - SpecificationOther 1 - SpecificationOther 1 - SpecificationModule 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- Other specify (2)25525902810Hmong's language12Khamu language13black-thai ethnic14Yao ethnic19Raven ethnic20Hor ethnic language21Ramed ethnic23Hnae ethnic language24Lao-porng ethnic25Phou-noi ethnic28Phoo-thai ethnicSysmissOther 2Other 2Other 2Other 2Other 2Module 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- Other (2)620222521Yes2NoSysmissOther 2 - SpecificationOther 2 - SpecificationOther 2 - SpecificationOther 2 - SpecificationOther 2 - SpecificationModule 7: Language and Family
6) Which language(s)?
- Other specify (2)232822278Spain9Soviet11Russia15Slovakia16Germany17Cambodia language18Japanese22Checcko26English27KoreanSysmissDoes your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?If "YES", GOTO Q10Module 7: Language and Family
7) CHECK THE ROSTER (MODULE 1 A). IN QUESTION 13 , IS THE PERSON CODED AS A WIDOW/ER OR NEVER MARRIED?2844121YES2NOSysmissSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdModule 7: Language and Family
8) Does your spouse/ partner live in this household now?If "NO", GOTO Q10205279321YES2NOSysmissId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerModule 7: Language and Family
9) Id code of the spouse/ partner 1COPY THE ID CODE OF THE SPOUSE/PARTNER.18719741412345678910121314SysmissId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerModule 7: Language and Family
9) Id code of the spouse/ partner 2COPY THE ID CODE OF THE SPOUSE/PARTNER.3284233SysmissId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerModule 7: Language and Family
9) Id code of the spouse/ partner 3COPY THE ID CODE OF THE SPOUSE/PARTNER.2845SysmissAre you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Module 7: Language and Family
10) Are you the parent or guardian of any children who live in the household now?If "NO", GOTO Q122844121YES2NOSysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #11943902161234567891012141516SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #21358148711234567891011SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #3649219612134567891112SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #42702575124567891012SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #51012744136789101113SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #6492796147891114SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #712283310910SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #8328421010SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #92845SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
11) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #102845SysmissDoes your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Module 7: Language and Family
12) Does your mother live in this household now?If "NO", GOTO Q142844121YES2NOSysmissMother idMother idMother idMother idMother idModule 7: Language and Family
13) Could you please tell me the name of your mother?COPY THE ID CODE OF THE MOTHER82720189123456789SysmissHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedModule 7: Language and Family
14) What is the highest education level your mother obtained?2012833991NONE OR LESS THAN COMPLETE PRIMARY2PRIMARY3LOWER SECONDARY4UPPER SECONDARY5LOW DIPLOMA6MIDDLE DIPLOMA7HIGH DIPLOMA8BACHELOR'S OR HIGHER DEGREE99DON'T KNOWSysmissDoes your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Module 7: Language and Family
15) Does your father live in this household now?If "NO", GOTO Q172844121YES2NOSysmissFather idFather idFather idFather idFather idModule 7: Language and Family
16) Could you please tell me the name of your father?COPY THE ID CODE OF THE FATHER605224071234567SysmissHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedModule 7: Language and Family
17) What is the highest education level your father obtained?USE CODES FROM Q 142241604991NONE OR LESS THAN COMPLETE PRIMARY2PRIMARY3LOWER SECONDARY4UPPER SECONDARY5LOW DIPLOMA6MIDDLE DIPLOMA7HIGH DIPLOMA8BACHELOR'S OR HIGHER DEGREE99DON'T KNOWSysmissNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
18) How many older brothers did you have when you were 12 years old?INCLUDE HALF-BROTHERS AND ADOPTED BROTHERS IF THEY LIVED IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD284411012345678910SysmissNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
19) How many older sisters did you have when you were 12 years old?INCLUDE HALF-BROTHERS AND ADOPTED BROTHERS IF THEY LIVED IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD28441812345678SysmissNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
20) How many younger brothers did you have when you were 12 years old?INCLUDE HALF-BROTHERS AND ADOPTED BROTHERS IF THEY LIVED IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD28441101234567810SysmissNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) How many younger sisters did you have when you were 12 years old?INCLUDE HALF-BROTHERS AND ADOPTED BROTHERS IF THEY LIVED IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD284419123456789SysmissFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? FATHER2844121YES2NOSysmissMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? MOTHER2844121YES2NOSysmissStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? STEP-FATHER2844121YES2NOSysmissStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? STEP-MOTHER2844121YES2NOSysmissGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? GRANDFATHER(S)2844121YES2NOSysmissGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? GRANDMOTHER(S)2844121YES2NOSysmissBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? BROTHERS & SISTERS2844121YES2NOSysmissSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? SISTERS-IN-LAW2844121YES2NOSysmissBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? BROTHERS-IN-LAW2844121YES2NOSysmissUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? UNCLE(S)2844121YES2NOSysmissAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? AUNT(S)2844121YES2NOSysmissWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? WIFE(WIVES) OF UNCLE(S)2844121YES2NOSysmissHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? HUSBAND(S) OF AUNT(S)2844121YES2NOSysmissOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? Other2844121YES2NOSysmissOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationOther SpecificationModule 7: Language and Family
22) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? Other specify6627792115Uncle's child (father's nephew), aunt's child (mother's niec16nephew, Sister's child17other people who came to stay with, but not a relatives18father's step child19Brother-in-law's mother20father's step brother21husban's relativesSysmissFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
23) Imagine a 10-step stairs where on the bottom, the FIRST step, stand the poorest people, and on the highest step, the TENTH, stand the richest. On which step do you think your family was when you were 15 years old?SHOW CARD #6284411012345678910SysmissEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... death of a household member?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... illness / serious accident of a household member?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... family breakup/ separation/ divorce?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... alcohol problem/ alcoholism or drug problem of household member?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... loss of employment for household member?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... bankruptcy or loss of family business?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... loss of crops?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... fire, drought, flood or other natural catastrophe?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... violence, theft?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... forced displacement?2844121YES2NOSysmissEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... other?2844111YES2NOSysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... other specify?2428211412Because of the War13Unable to feed all children because too many children14Addicted to the gambling of family member, his mother playinSysmissEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyModule 7: Language and Family
25) Before you reached the age of 15, did you ever work outside the home, for money or in-kind?If "NO", GOTO Module 82844121YES2NOSysmissAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeModule 7: Language and Family
26) At what age did you first work outside the home?2592586187891011121314151618SysmissWas there any other...?Was there any other...?Was there any other...?Was there any other...?Was there any other...?Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
1) Was there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during the interview for Modules 2-7?If "NO, RESPONDENT WAS ALONE", GOTO Q3284521YES2NO, RESPONDENT WAS ALONESpouseSpouseSpouseSpouseSpouseModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- The spouse of the respondent1645120051FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENT/ NOT APPLICABLESysmissChild 6 yrs or lessChild 6 yrs or lessChild 6 yrs or lessChild 6 yrs or lessChild 6 yrs or lessModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- A child or children 6 years or less1645120051FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENT/ NOT APPLICABLESysmissChild 7-14 yrsChild 7-14 yrsChild 7-14 yrsChild 7-14 yrsChild 7-14 yrsModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- A child or children 7-14 years1645120051FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENT/ NOT APPLICABLESysmissAdult hh memberAdult hh memberAdult hh memberAdult hh memberAdult hh memberModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- Adult household members1645120051FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENT/ NOT APPLICABLESysmissAdults from outside hhAdults from outside hhAdults from outside hhAdults from outside hhAdults from outside hhModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- Adults from outside the household1645120051FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENT/ NOT APPLICABLESysmissImpression if respondent understoodImpression if respondent understoodImpression if respondent understoodImpression if respondent understoodImpression if respondent understoodModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
3) What is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions being asked?284551VERY WELL2QUITE WELL3NOT SO WELL4POORLY5A LOT OF DIFFICULTY UNDERSTANDINGImpression on serious was...Impression on serious was...Impression on serious was...Impression on serious was...Impression on serious was...Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
4) What is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answering questions?284531VERY SERIOUS2SERIOUS3NOT VERY SERIOUS4NOT SERIOUS AT ALLImpression on how much distructionImpression on how much distructionImpression on how much distructionImpression on how much distructionImpression on how much distructionModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
5) There can be many distractions during an interview: noise, children needing attention, people interrupting, phone calls, respondent feeling pressed for time, etc. What is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent when answering the questionnaire?284541VERY LITTLE OR NO DISTRACTION2SOME DISTRACTION, NOT SERIOUS3SOME DISTRACTION, BOTHERING TO THE RESPONDENT4A GREAT DEAL OF DISTRACTIONHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
6) How often did the respondent ask you (the interviewer) for assistance, clarification or examples?284541VERY OFTEN - IN MANY QUESTIONS2FAIRLY OFTEN3SOMETIMES4RARELYHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceHow often asked for assistanceModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
7) Comments28451612345678910111213141516ID questionnaireID questionnaireID questionnaireID questionnaireID questionnaireModule 9: Reading Exercises
General booklet ID251632910013849Print Vocabulary Time minutesPrint Vocabulary Time minutesPrint Vocabulary Time minutesPrint Vocabulary Time minutesPrint Vocabulary Time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 1 - Print Vocabulary, Minutes251632999Part 1 time secondsPart 1 time secondsPart 1 time secondsPart 1 time secondsPart 1 time secondsModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 1 - Print Vocabulary, Seconds251632999Sentence Processing time minutesSentence Processing time minutesSentence Processing time minutesSentence Processing time minutesSentence Processing time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 2 - Sentence Processing, Minutes251632999Sentence Processing time secondsSentence Processing time secondsSentence Processing time secondsSentence Processing time secondsSentence Processing time secondsModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 2 - Sentence Processing, Seconds251632999Passage Comprehension Article1 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article1 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article1 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article1 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article1 time hoursModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 1, Hours251632999Passage Comprehension Article 1 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 1 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 1 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 1 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 1 time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 1, Minutes251632999Passage Comprehension Article 2 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article 2 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article 2 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article 2 time hoursPassage Comprehension Article 2 time hoursModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 2, Hours251632999Passage Comprehension Article 2 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 2 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 2 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 2 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 2 time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 2, Minutes251632999Passage Comprehension Artible 3 time hoursPassage Comprehension Artible 3 time hoursPassage Comprehension Artible 3 time hoursPassage Comprehension Artible 3 time hoursPassage Comprehension Artible 3 time hoursModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 3, Hours251632999Passage Comprehension Article 3 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 3 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 3 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 3 time minutesPassage Comprehension Article 3 time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
Reading Components Timing: Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 3, Minutes251632999Place where respondent did reading excercisePlace where respondent did reading excercisePlace where respondent did reading excercisePlace where respondent did reading excercisePlace where respondent did reading excerciseModule 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
1) Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9)?251632921HOME2SPECIFIC LOCATION FOR EXERCISES (SPECIFY)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
1) Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9)? Other1092736103Shop in the Market4hut for watching rice filed5At Primary School6At the Shop7Relative's house8Office, the working places9At the Village's Office10Neighbour's houseSysmissWas there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
1) Was there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during the reading exercises (Module 9)?If "NO, RESPONDENT WAS ALONE", GOTO Q4251632921YES2NOSysmissWas the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- The spouse of the respondent1062178351FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENTSysmissWas a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?Was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?Was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?Was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?Was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- A child or children 6 years or less1062178351FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENTSysmissWas a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?Was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?Was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?Was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?Was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- A child or children 7-14 years1062178351FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENTSysmissWas an adult household present during readin exercise?Was an adult household present during readin exercise?Was an adult household present during readin exercise?Was an adult household present during readin exercise?Was an adult household present during readin exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- Adult household members1062178351FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENTSysmissWas an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- Adults from outside the household1062178351FOR ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME2APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE TIME3ABOUT 1/4 OF THE TIME4FOR A SMALL TIME5NOT PRESENTSysmissDid these persons assist the responder?Did these persons assist the responder?Did these persons assist the responder?Did these persons assist the responder?Did these persons assist the responder?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
3) Did any person assist the respondent in answering the reading exercises?1062178331YES2NO3SysmissHow serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
4) What is your impression of how serious the respondent was when working on the reading exercises?251632941VERY SERIOUS2SERIOUS3NOT VERY SERIOUS4NOT SERIOUS AT ALLSysmissHow much distraction were during the interview?How much distraction were during the interview?How much distraction were during the interview?How much distraction were during the interview?How much distraction were during the interview?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
5) There can be many distractions during an interview: noise, children needing attention, people interrupting, phone calls, respondent feeling pressed for time, etc. What is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent when working on the reading exercises?251632941VERY LITTLE OR NO DISTRACTION2SOME DISTRACTION, NOT SERIOUS3SOME DISTRACTION, BOTHERING TO THE RESPONDENT4A GREAT DEAL OF DISTRACTIONSysmissResponder asked for assistance during reading exercisesResponder asked for assistance during reading exercisesResponder asked for assistance during reading exercisesResponder asked for assistance during reading exercisesResponder asked for assistance during reading exercisesModule 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
6) How often did the respondent ask you (the interviewer) for assistance, clarification or examples during the reading exercises?251632941VERY OFTEN - IN MANY QUESTIONS2FAIRLY OFTEN3SOMETIMES4RARELY OR NOT AT ALLSysmissComments 1Comments 1Comments 1Comments 1Comments 1Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
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4) What language were the individual modules (2-7) conducted in?2845AKHAAKHA AND LAOHORKHA MOUKHA MOU AND LAOLA MEDLAOLAO PHONGLAO THERNGMA KONGMONGMONG AND LAOWas a translator used?Was a translator used?Was a translator used?Was a translator used?Was a translator used?Module 11: Result
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IDExercise booklet ID2845SysmissPV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)23255207No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissCore Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response9Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)28459No response1Correct response7Incorrect response9Number of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal232552025Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G2325520201234567891011121314151617181920SysmissNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section A2325520364 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary23255203123Sysmiss4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence232552041234Sysmiss4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of ETS_passage232552041234SysmissETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP119548910.532ETS_sentence/TIMEP2ETS_sentence/TIMEP2ETS_sentence/TIMEP2ETS_sentence/TIMEP2ETS_sentence/TIMEP218699760.19ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1195489140068ETS_sentence*TIMEP2ETS_sentence*TIMEP2ETS_sentence*TIMEP2ETS_sentence*TIMEP2ETS_sentence*TIMEP2186997632385# correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension232552018123456789101112131415161718Sysmiss# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension23255201012345678910Sysmiss# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension2325520812345678Sysmisspc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3176410810.298pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4171611290.333pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5171011350.25ETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_total176410810.167pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP31764108132384pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP41716112916080pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP51710113515575ETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_total17641081132240Scored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S2325520812345678SysmissWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga23255201No1YesSysmissLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work score24613843skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work score2826193skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall score283873skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work score24623833skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work score2832133skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall score283873skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work score24703753skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work score284413skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall score284413skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work score24703753skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at work24703751no1yesSysmissSupervises others at workSupervises others at workSupervises others at workSupervises others at workSupervises others at work24703751no1yesSysmissFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work score24703753skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work score284053skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency 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scoresAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scoresAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scores22895563Frequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things score22895563never1less than once a month2at least once a week or month3every daySysmissAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work score24703753skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work score247037531almost all the time2more than half the time3less than half the time4almost neverSysmissAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores24703753Autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work score24703753skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work score24703753skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work score24613843123SysmissDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score24703753123SysmissDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work score24703753123SysmissDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at work24703751no1yesSysmissDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of work284051no1yesSysmissDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overall284411no1yesSysmissDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at work24703751no1yesSysmissDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of work284411no1yesSysmissDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at work24703751no1yesSysmissDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of work284411no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at work24703751no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of work284411no1yesSysmissDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overall284411no1yesSysmissDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overall284411no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overall284411no1yesSysmissExtraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)27935214Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)27925314Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)27945114Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)27935214Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)27935214Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)27935214Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)27915414Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)27935214Risk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversion2844141234SysmissTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preference2844141234SysmissMother's educationMother's educationMother's educationMother's educationMother's education28454<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFFather's educationFather's educationFather's educationFather's educationFather's education28454<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' education28454<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years old2845412341: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh2845111: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh2845112: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh284522respondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hh284411no1yesSysmissHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relatives2845171234567891011121314151617# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size28451GenderGenderGenderGenderGender28451Male1FemaleAgeAgeAgeAgeAge28451564Age squaredAge squaredAge squaredAge squaredAge squared28452254096Has a spouseHas a spouseHas a spouseHas a spouseHas a spouse28451no1yesLife satisfactionLife satisfactionLife satisfactionLife satisfactionLife satisfaction28451012345678910Chronic diseaseChronic diseaseChronic diseaseChronic diseaseChronic disease284411Doesn't have a chronic disease1Has a chronic diseaseSysmissNumber of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12284411012345678910SysmissNumber of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 1228441812345678SysmissNumber of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 1228441101234567810SysmissNumber of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12284419123456789SysmissLived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 1228452Didn't live with father & mother12Lived with father & mother3DK/RFNumber of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 1528441812345678SysmissIndex for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15284412No shocks1One shock2Two or more shocksSysmissDummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15284411No shocks1At least one shockSysmissBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass Index2843211.470.3"A BMI under 16 is extremely emaciated; a BMI of 15 signals starvation. BMI's over 40 signal morbid obesity."BMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classification27955041Underweight2Normal3Overweight4ObeseSysmissParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in education258526091yes, always or almost always2yes, sometimes3no, never or almost never8not applicable9don't knowSysmissSocioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 152844131Low SES2Middle SES3High SESSysmissMother tongueMother tongueMother tongueMother tongueMother tongue2844111Lao only2Lao & other3OtherSysmissLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market status2844131Employed2Unemployed3InactiveSysmissDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor market284411Inactive1ActiveSysmissEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment status242442131Employee2Self-employed3Unpaid family worker/otherSysmissSelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummy24244211Employee/Unpaid family worker/other1Self-employedSysmissCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 months284411no1yesSysmissWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education22046411no1yesSysmissThose currently attending formal ed (or w/o formal ed) do not answer this question.1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed244440111SysmissPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workers24244211Self-employed or family worker1Wage-workerSysmissTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive population400244581Housework2Retired/old age3Student4Unfit5Discouraged6In transition7Other8Looking for work, not available in next 2 weeksSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation code247037511962OccupationOccupationOccupationOccupationOccupation24703759Armed forces occupations1Managers2Professionals3Technicians and associate professionals4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupationsSysmissOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation type236348221Type A2Type BSysmissType A occupationType A occupationType A occupationType A occupationType A occupation236348211SysmissType B occupationType B occupationType B occupationType B occupationType B occupation236348211SysmissOccupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)24703755Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissLast occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)25025955Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissMost recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)25025955Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissFirst additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)10027455Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissFirst additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)68721585Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissRefers to first additional occupation the person could work as.First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)10027455Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissRefers to first additional occupation the person could work as.Permanent positionPermanent positionPermanent positionPermanent positionPermanent position20517941no1yesSysmissCorresponds to main job.Public or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employee66721781private sector1public sectorSysmiss1 = govt employee, 0=private employee
Corresponds to main job.Category for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishment205179431One22 to 15316 and moreSysmissCorresponds to main job.Has written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contract66721781no1yesSysmissCorresponds to main job.Receives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at work20517941no1yesSysmissInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummy24244211Formal1InformalSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job"Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)66721781Formal wage worker1Informal wage workerSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job/unpaid family worker/other"Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)138414611Formal self-employed1Informal self-employedSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job/unpaid family worker/other"Number of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current job2424421636Tenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squared2424421404496Years of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the job243740861None2Less than 1 year31-2 years43-5 years56-10 years6More than 10 yearsSysmissCorresponds to main job.Time to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed243740861Less than 1 week21 week to 1 month31-6 months47-12 months5More than 1 year6More than 10 yearsSysmissCorresponds to main job.Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as r2424421613456SysmissDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job well239145431Has less tenure than needed2Has same tenure as needed3Has more tenure than neededSysmissDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studies220464154Economic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sector242142441Agriculture, fishery, mining2Manufacturing & construction3Commerce4Other servicesSysmissDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraints1384146131No2Yes, but constraint3Yes, no constraintSysmissNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from business9931852160000000USD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from business993185263278.125Number of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupation24214241126Average number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupation2421424124Hourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earnings1649119654.735718390.813earnings for wage earners is net of taxes and benefits. earnings for self-employed is gross.
Corresponds to main occupation.USD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earnings164911960.0216284.115Log of hourly earningsLog of hourly earningsLog of hourly earningsLog of hourly earningsLog of hourly earnings164911964.00213.485USD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earnings16491196-3.8335.649Total hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobs2845215UnderemployedUnderemployedUnderemployedUnderemployedUnderemployed24244211Not underemployed1UnderemployedSysmissRefers to working under 35 hours/week and wanting to work more hours for the same pay.Source of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting business138414611Did not use family money1Used family moneySysmissSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at start138414611More than 1 person1One personSysmissAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschool284321No1YesSysmissAn industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?28451No1YesCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending school28451No1YesDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level started25882571No1YesSysmissInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or more25882571No1YesSysmissParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 months28451No1YesHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeship28451No1YesStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or older25862591No1YesSysmissType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attended209674931Public2Private3OtherSysmissAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first grade258625920456789101112131415161920SysmissHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction28459None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 Voc3ISCED 2 Gen4ISCED 3 Voc5ISCED 3 Gen6ISCED 4 Voc7ISCED 4 Gen8ISCED 5 Voc9ISCED 5 Gen & 6RECODE of m2_q15 (At what educ level is this additional...?)RECODE of m2_q15 (At what educ level is this additional...?)RECODE of m2_q15 (At what educ level is this additional...?)RECODE of m2_q15 (At what educ level is this additional...?)RECODE of m2_q15 (At what educ level is this additional...?)90275594689SysmissHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completed28455None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3 & 4A4ISCED 4B5ISCED 5 & 6Highest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/general284531Vocational degree2General & Vocational degree3General degree or noneHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAAC28458None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3A-B4ISCED 4A-B5ISCED 5B6ISCED 5A, bachelor7ISCED 5A, master8ISCED 69DK10RFField of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)57722685911EDUCATION12BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING, FINANCE13PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING14LAW AND LEGAL SERVICES15HEALTH SERVICES16MATHEMATICS, SCIENCES17OTHER TECHNICAL Y ENGINEERING, INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE, INDUSTRY, CRAFT, BUILDING TRADES, ETC.18AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY19SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES, MEDIA, CULTURE, SPORT AND LEISURE STUDIES, TOURISM, ETC.20ART OR HUMANITIES21PERSONAL CARE SERVICES/CATERING, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, HAIRDRESSING, ETC.22PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY - POLICE, ARMY, FIRE SERVICES, ETC.23GENERAL OR NO SPECIFIC FIELD29OTHER (SPECIFY)41AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FISHING, ETC.42AUTO OR HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR43BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADE44MANUFACTURING (E.G. 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