Data Dictionary: The Survey on Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) - Estonia
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| SHARE Questionnaires Wave 1 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Variables | Definition | Question |
| DN002_ | MONTH OF BIRTH | In which month and year were you born? |
| DN003_ | YEAR OF BIRTH | In which month and year were you born? |
| DN004_ | COUNTRY OF BIRTH | Were you born in the United Kingdom? |
| DN005_ | OTHER COUNTRY OF BIRTH | In which country were you born? |
| DN006_ | YEAR CAME TO LIVE IN COUNTRY | In which year did you come to live in the United Kingdom? |
| DN007_ | CITIZENSHIP COUNTRY | Do you have British citizenship? |
| DN008_ | OTHER CITIZENSHIP | What is your citizenship? |
| DN009_ | WHERE LIVED ON NOVEMBER 1ST 1989 | Where have you lived on November 1st 1989, that is before the Berlin wall came down ? in the GDR, in the FRG, or elsewhere? |
| DN010_ | HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL DEGREE OBTAINED | What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree that you have obtained? |
| DN011_ | OTHER HIGHEST EDUCATION | What other school leaving certificate or school degree have you obtained? |
| DN012_ | FURTHER EDUCATION | Which degrees of higher education or vocational training do you have? |
| DN013_ | OTHER EDUCATION | Which other degree of higher education or vocational training do you have? |
| DN014_ | MARITAL STATUS | What is your marital status? |
| DN015_ | YEAR OF MARRIAGE, IF LIVING TOGETHER | In which year did you get married? |
| DN016_ | YEAR OF REGISTERED PARTNERSHIP | In which year did you register your partnership? |
| DN017_ | YEAR OF MARRIAGE, IF LIVING SEPARATED | In which year did you get married? |
| DN018_ | SINCE WHEN DIVORCED | In which year did you get divorced? |
| DN019_ | SINCE WHEN WIDOWED | In which year did you become a [widow/widower]? |
| DN020_ | YEAR OF BIRTH OF FORMER PARTNER | In which year was [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife] born? |
| DN021_ | HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL DEGREE OF FORMER PARTNER | What is the highest school certificate or degree that [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife] has obtained? |
| DN022_ | OTHER HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL DEGREE PARTNER OBTAINED | Which other school certificate or degree has [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife] obtained? |
| DN023_ | FURTHER EDUCATION OF FORMER PARTNER | Which degrees of higher education or vocational training does [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife] have? |
| DN024_ | OTHER EDUCATION PARTNER | Which other education or vocational training does [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife] have? |
| DN025_ | LAST JOB OF PARTNER | What is the most recent job [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife/husband] had? |
| DN039_ | INTRODUCTION PARENTS SIBLINGS | Now, I have some questions about your parents and siblings |
| DN026_ | IS NATURAL PARENT STILL ALIVE | Is [your] [natural] [mother/father] still alive? |
| DN027_ | AGE OF DEATH OF PARENT | How old was [your] [mother/father] when [she/he] died? |
| DN028_ | AGE OF NATURAL PARENT | How old is [your] [mother/father] now? |
| DN029_ | LAST JOB OR OCCUPATION OF PARENT | What is or was the last job [your] [mother/father] had? Please give the exact description. |
| DN030_ | WHERE DOES PARENT LIVE | Where does [your] [mother/father] live? |
| DN031_ | WHICH COUNTRY | Which country is it? |
| DN032_ | PERSONAL CONTACT WITH PARENT DURING PAST 12 MONTHS | During the past twelve months, how often did you have contact with [your] [mother/father], either personally, by phone or mail? |
| DN033_ | HEALTH OF PARENT | How would you describe the health of [your] [mother/father]? |
| DN034_ | EVER HAD ANY SIBLINGS | Have you ever had any siblings? |
| DN035_ | OLDEST YOUNGEST CHILD | Were you the oldest child, the youngest child, or somewhere in-between? |
| DN036_ | HOW MANY BROTHERS ALIVE | How many brothers do you have that are still alive? |
| DN037_ | HOW MANY SISTERS ALIVE | And how many sisters do you have that are still alive? |
| PH002_ | HEALTH IN GENERAL QUESTION V 1 | Would you say your health is ... |
| PH004_ | LONG-TERM ILLNESS | Some people suffer from chronic or long-term health problems. By long-term we mean it has troubled you over a period of time or is likely to affect you over a period of time. Do you have any long-term health problems, illness, disability or infirmity? |
| PH005_ | LIMITED ACTIVITIES | For the past six months at least, to what extent have you been limited because of a health problem in activities people usually do? |
| PH006_ | DOCTOR TOLD YOU HAD CONDITIONS | Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? A heart attack including myocardial infarction or coronary thrombosis or any other heart problem including congestive heart
failure |
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? High blood pressure or hypertension | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? High blood cholesterol | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? A stroke or cerebral vascular disease | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Diabetes or high blood sugar | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Chronic lung disease such as chronic bronchitis or emphysema | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Asthma | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Arthritis, including osteoarthritis, or rheumatism | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Osteoporosis | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Cancer or malignant tumour, including leukaemia or lymphoma, but excluding minor skin cancers | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Stomach or duodenal ulcer, peptic ulcer | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Parkinson disease | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Cataracts | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Hip fracture or femoral fracture | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? None | ||
| Has a doctor ever told you that you had any of the conditions on this card? Other conditions, not yet mentioned | ||
| PH007_ | OTHER CONDITIONS | What other conditions have you had? |
| PH008_ | CANCER IN WHICH ORGANS | In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Brain |
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Oral cavity | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Larynx | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Other pharynx | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Thyroid | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Lung | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Breast | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Oesophagus | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Stomach | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Liver | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Pancreas | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Kidney | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Prostate | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Testicle | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Ovary | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Cervix | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Endometrium | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Colon or rectum | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Bladder | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Skin | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Non-Hodgkin lymphoma | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Leukemia | ||
| In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? Other organ | ||
| PH009_ | AGE WHEN CONDITION STARTED | About how old were you when you were first told by a doctor that you had [a heart attack or any other heart problem/high blood pressure/high blood cholesterol/a stroke or cerebral vascular disease/diabetes/chronic lung disease/asthma/arthritis or rheumatism/osteoporosis/cancer/stomach or duodenal ulcer/parkinson disease/cataracts/hip fracture or femoral fracture/[other filled by PH007_ (OTHER CONDITIONS)]? |
| PH010_ | BOTHERED BY SYMPTOMS | For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Pain in your back, knees, hips or any other joint |
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Heart trouble or angina, chest pain during exercise | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Breathlessness, difficulty breathing | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Persistent cough | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Swollen legs | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Sleeping problems | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Falling down | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Fear of falling down | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Dizziness, faints or blackouts | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Stomach or intestine problems, including constipation, air, diarrhoea | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Incontinence or involuntary loss of urine | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? None | ||
| For the past six months at least, have you been bothered by any of the health conditions on this card? Other symptoms, not yet mentioned | ||
| PH011_ | CURRENT DRUGS AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK | Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for high blood cholesterol |
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for high blood pressure | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for coronary or cerebrovascular diseases | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for other heart diseases | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for asthma | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for diabetes | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for joint pain or for joint inflammation | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for other pain (e.g. headache, backpain, etc.) | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for sleep problems | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for anxiety or depression | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for osteoporosis, hormonal | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for osteoporosis, other than hormonal | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for stomach burns | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Drugs for chronic bronchitis | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? None | ||
| Do you currently take drugs at least once a week for problems mentioned on this card? Other drugs, not yet mentioned | ||
| PH012_ | WEIGHT OF RESPONDENT | Approximately how much do you weigh? |
| PH013_ | HOW TALL ARE YOU? | How tall are you? |
| PH041_ | USE GLASSES | Do you usually wear glasses or contact lenses? |
| PH042_ | EYESIGHT | Is your eyesight [using glasses or contact lenses as usual]... |
| PH043_ | EYESIGHT DISTANCE | How good is your eyesight for seeing things at a distance, like recognising a friend across the street [using glasses or contact lenses as usual]? |
| PH044_ | EYESIGHT READING | usual]? |
| PH045_ | USE HEARING AID | Are you usually wearing a hearing aid? |
| PH046_ | HEARING | Is your hearing [using a hearing aid as usual]... |
| PH047_ | HEARING WITH BACKGROUND NOISE | Do you find it difficult to follow a conversation if there is background noise, such as a TV, a radio or children playing [using a hearing aid as usual]? |
| PH055_ | HEARING WITH SEVERAL PEOPLE | Can you hear clearly what is said in a conversation with several people [using a hearing aid as usual]? |
| PH056_ | HEARING WITH ONE PERSON | Can you hear clearly what is said in a conversation with one person [using a hearing aid as usual]? |
| PH024_ | USE DENTURES | Do you use dentures? |
| PH025_ | BITE ON HARD FOODS | [Using your dentures,] [can you/Can you] bite and chew on hard foods such as a firm apple without difficulty? |
| PH048_ | HEALTH AND ACTIVITIES | Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Walking 100 metres |
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Sitting for about two hours | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Getting up from a chair after sitting for long periods | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Climbing several flights of stairs without resting | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Climbing one flight of stairs without resting | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Stooping, kneeling, or crouching | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Reaching or extending your arms above shoulder level | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Pulling or pushing large objects like a living room chair | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Lifting or carrying weights over 10 pounds/5 kilos, like a heavy bag of groceries | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? Picking up a small coin from a table | ||
| Because of a health problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on this card? None of these | ||
| PH049_ | MORE HEALTH AND ACTIVITIES | Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Dressing, including putting on shoes and socks |
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Walking across a room | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Bathing or showering | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Eating, such as cutting up your food | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Getting in or out of bed | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Using the toilet, including getting up or down | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Using a map to figure out how to get around in a strange place | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Preparing a hot meal | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Shopping for groceries | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Making telephone calls | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Taking medications | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Doing work around the house or garden | ||
| Because of a health or memory problem, do you have difficulty doing any of the activities on card 10? Managing money, such as paying bills and keeping track of expenses | ||
| PH050_ | HELP ACTIVITIES | Thinking about the activities that you have problems with, does anyone ever help you with these activities? |
| PH051_ | HELP MEETS NEEDS | Would you say that the help you receive meets your needs? |
| PH052_ | HEALTH IN GENERAL QUESTION V 2 | Would you say your health is ... |
| BR001_ | EVER SMOKED DAILY | Have you ever smoked cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos or a pipe daily for a period of at least one year? |
| BR002_ | SMOKE AT THE PRESENT TIME | Do you smoke at the present time? |
| BR003_ | HOW MANY YEARS SMOKED | For how many years [do/did] [you] [smoke] altogether? |
| BR004_ | AGE STOPPED SMOKING | How old were you when you stopped smoking? |
| BR005_ | WHAT DO OR DID YOU SMOKE | What [do/did] [you] [smoke/smoke before you stopped]? |
| BR006_ | AVERAGE AMOUNT OF CIGARETTES PER DAY | How many cigarettes [do/did] [you] [smoke] on average per day? |
| BR007_ | AVERAGE AMOUNT OF PIPES PER DAY | How many pipes [do/did] [you] [smoke] on average per day? |
| BR008_ | AVERAGE AMOUNT OF CIGARS PER DAY | How many cigars or ciga rillos [do/did] [you] [smoke] on average per day? |
| BR010_ | BEVERAGES CONSUMED LAST 6 MONTHS | During the last six months, how often have you drunk any alcoholic beverages, like beer, cider, wine, spirits or cocktails? |
| BR011_ | FREQ MORE THAN 2 GLASSES BEER IN A DAY | During the last six months, how often have you had more than two glasses or cans of beer or cider in a single day? |
| BR012_ | FREQ MORE THAN 2 GLASSES WINE IN A DAY | During the last six months, how often have you had more than two glasses of wine in a single day? |
| BR013_ | FREQ MORE THAN 2 HARD LIQUOR IN A DAY | During the last six months, how often have you had more than two cocktails or drinks of hard liquor in a single day? |
| BR015_ | SPORTS OR ACTIVITIES THAT ARE VIGOROUS | How often do you engage in vigorous physical activity, such as sports, heavy housework, or a job that involves physical labour? |
| BR016_ | ACTIVITIES REQUIRING A MODERATE LEVEL OF ENERGY | How often do you engage in activities that require a low or moderate level of energy such as gardening, cleaning the car, or doing a walk? |
| CF001_ | SELF-RATED READING SKILLS | How would you rate your reading skills needed in your daily life? |
| CF002_ | SELF-RATED WRITING SKILLS | How would you rate your writing skills needed in your daily life? |
| CF003_ | DATE-DAY OF MONTH | Part of this study is concerned with people's memory and ability to think about things. First, I am going to ask about today's date. Which day of the month is it? |
| CF004_ | DATE-MONTH | Which month is it? |
| CF005_ | DATE-YEAR | Which year is it? |
| CF006_ | DAY OF THE WEEK | Can you tell me what day of the week it is? |
| CF007_ | INTRODUCTION TEN WORDS LIST LEARNING | Please listen carefully, as the set of words cannot be repeated. When I have finished, I will ask you to recall aloud as many of the words as you can, in any order. Is this clear? |
| CF008_ | TEN WORDS LIST LEARNING FIRST TRIAL | Now please tell me all the words you can recall |
| CF009_ | VERBAL FLUENCY INTRO | Now I would like you to name as many different animals as you can think of. You have one minute to do this. Ready, go. |
| CF010_ | VERBAL FLUENCY SCORE | IWER: THE SCORE IS THE SUM OF ACCEPTABLE ANIMALS |
| CF011_ | INTRODUCTION NUMERACY | Next I would like to ask you some questions which assess how people use numbers in everyday life |
| CF012_ | NUMERACY-CHANCE DISEASE 10 PERC. OF 1000 | If the chance of getting a disease is 10 per cent, how many people out of 1,000 (one thousand) would be expected to get the disease? |
| CF013_ | NUMERACY-HALF PRICE | In a sale, a shop is selling all items at half price. Before the sale, a sofa costs 300 [{local currency}]. How much will it cost in the sale? |
| CF014_ | NUMERACY-6000 IS TWO-THIRDS WHAT IS TOTAL PRICE | A second hand car dealer is selling a car for 6,000 [{local currency}]. This is two-thirds of what it costs new. How much did the car cost new? |
| CF015_ | NUMERACY-AMOUNT IN THE SAVINGS ACCOUNT | Let's say you have 2000 [{local currency}] in a savings account. The account earns ten per cent interest each year. How much would you have in the account at the end of two years? |
| CF016_ | TEN WORDS LIST LEARNING DELAYED RECALL | A little while ago, I read you a list of words and you repeated the ones you could remember. Please tell me any of the words that you can remember now? |
| CF017_ | CONTEXTUAL FACTORS DURING THE COGNITIVE FUNCTION TEST | IWER: WERE THERE ANY FACTORS THAT MAY HAVE IMPAIRED THE RESPONDENT'S PERFORMANCE ON THE TESTS? |
| CF018_ | WHO WAS PRESENT DURING CF | IWER CHECK: WHO WAS PRESENT DURING THIS SECTION? IWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY |
| MH002_ | SAD OR DEPRESSED LAST MONTH | In the last month, have you been sad or depressed? |
| MH003_ | HOPES FOR THE FUTURE | What are your hopes for the future? |
| MH004_ | FELT WOULD RATHER BE DEAD | In the last month, have you felt that you would rather be dead? |
| MH005_ | FEELS GUILTY | Do you tend to blame yourself or feel guilty about anything? |
| MH006_ | BLAME FOR WHAT | So, for what do you blame yourself? |
| MH007_ | TROUBLE SLEEPING | Have you had trouble sleeping recently? |
| MH008_ | LESS OR SAME INTEREST IN THINGS | In the last month, what is your interest in things? |
| MH009_ | KEEPS UP INTEREST | So, do you keep up your interests? |
| MH010_ | IRRITABILITY | Have you been irritable recently? |
| MH011_ | APPETITE | What has your appetite been like? |
| MH012_ | EATING MORE OR LESS | So, have you been eating more or less than usual? |
| MH013_ | FATIGUE | In the last month, have you had too little energy to do the things you wanted to do? |
| MH014_ | CONCENTRATION ON ENTERTAINMENT | How is your concentration? For example, can you concentrate on a television programme, film or radio programme? |
| MH015_ | CONCENTRATION ON READING !! Can you concentrate on something you read? | |
| MH016_ | ENJOYMENT | What have you enjoyed doing recently? |
| MH017_ | TEARFULNESS | In the last month, have you cried at all? |
| MH018_ | DEPRESSION EVER | Has there been a time or times in your life when you suffered from symptoms of depression which lasted at least two weeks? |
| MH019_ | AGE DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS FIRST TIME | How old were you when the symptoms occurred for the first time? |
| MH020_ | EVER TREATED FOR DEPRESSION BY DOCTOR OR PSYCHIATRIST | Were you ever treated for depression by a family doctor or a psychiatrist? |
| MH021_ | EVER ADMITTED TO MENTAL HOSPITAL OR PSYCHIATRIC WARD | Were you ever admitted to a mental hospital or psychiatric ward? |
| HC002_ | HOW OFTEN SEEN OR TALKED TO MEDICAL DOCTOR LAST 12 MONTHS | Now we have some questions about your health care. Please think about
your care during the last twelve months. Since [january/february/march/april/may/june/july/august/september/october/november/december] [{last year}], about how many times in total have you seen or talked to a medical doctor about your health? Please exclude dentist visits and hospital stays, but include emergency room or outpatient clinic visits. |
| HC003_ | HOW MANY OF THESE CONTACTS WITH GENERAL PRACTITIONER | How many of these contacts were with a general practitioner or with a doctor at your health care center? |
| HC004_ | CONTACTS WITH SPECIALISTS | During the last twelve months, have you consulted any of the specialists mentioned on card 12? |
| HC005_ | LAST CONSULTATION TO SPECIALIST | Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Specialist for heart disease, pulmonary, gastroenterology, diabetes or endocrine diseases |
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Dermatologist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Neurologist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Opthalmologist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Ear, nose and throat specialist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Rheumatologist or physiatrist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Orthopaedist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Surgeon | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Psychiatrist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Gynaecologist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Urologist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Oncologist | ||
| Still looking at card 12, which of these specialists did you consult most recently? Geriatrician | ||
| HC006_ | TYPE OF LAST CONSULTATION TO SPECIALIST | Was your last consultation with a specialist for an emergency, for a new health problem which was not an emergency, or for a regular, scheduled visit, including a check-up? |
| HC007_ | DAYS WAITING FOR EMERGENCY CONSULTATION TO SPECIALIST | How many days did you have to wait before you could get this consultation with this specialist? |
| HC008_ | WEEKS WAITING FOR NON-EMERGENCY CONSULTATION | How many weeks did you have to wait to get this consultation? |
| HC009_ | WISH LAST SPECIALIST CONTACT EARLIER | Would you have liked to get this consultation earlier? |
| HC010_ | SEEN A DENTIST/DENTAL HYGIENIST | During the last twelve months, have you seen a dentist or a dental hygienist? |
| HC011_ | CONTACT DENTIST FOR ROUTINE CONTROL/PREVENTION OR TREATMENT | Was that for routine control or prevention, for treatment, or for both? |
| HC012_ | IN HOSPITAL LAST 12 MONTHS | During the last twelve months, have you been in a hospital overnight? |
| HC013_ | TIMES BEING PATIENT IN HOSPITAL | How often have you been a patient in a hospital overnight during the last twelve months? |
| HC014_ | TOTAL NIGHTS STAYED IN HOSPITAL | How many nights altogether have you spent in hospitals during the last twelve months? |
| HC015_ | REASONS FOR HAVING STAYED IN HOSPITAL | Please look at card 13.For which of these reasons have you stayed overnight in hospitals during the last twelve months: inpatient surgery, medical tests or non-surgical treatments, or mental health problems? |
| HC016_ | TIMES OVERNIGHT IN HOSPITAL FOR SURGERY | How often have you stayed overnight in a hospital for a surgery during the last twelve months? |
| HC017_ | HAD INPATIENT SURGERY LAST 12 MONTHS | Please look at card 14. During the last twelve months, have you had any of these surgeries as an inpatient? |
| HC018_ | WHICH INPATIENT SURGERY | Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Cardiac catheterization, including removal of obstruction, stent |
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Coronary artery bypass graft | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Insertion, replacement or removal of pacemaker | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Any ear, nose and throat surgery | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Any biopsy | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Hip replacement | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Knee replacement | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Surgical treatment of fracture or ortopaedic trauma | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Hernia repair | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Cholecystectomy | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Prostatectomy | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Hysterectomy | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Cataract surgery | ||
| Please look at card 14. Which surgery was that? Any other inpatient surgery | ||
| HC019_ | PLANNED OR EMERGENCY INPATIENT SURGERY | Was this a planned surgery or an emergency surgery? |
| HC020_ | MONTHS WAITING FOR LAST INPATIENT SURGERY | How many months did you have to wait to get this surgery? |
| HC021_ | WISH LAST INPATIENT SURGERY EARLIER | Would you have liked to get this surgery earlier? |
| HC022_ | TIMES OVERNIGHT IN HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS | How often have you stayed overnight in a hospital for mental health |
| HC023_ | HAD OUTPATIENT SURGERY LAST 12 MONTHS | During the last twelve months, have you had outpatient surgery? |
| HC024_ | TIMES HAD OUTPATIENT SURGERY LAST 12 MONTHS | How often have you had outpatient surgery during the last twelve months? |
| HC025_ | ANY OF THESE OUTPATIENT SURGERIES LAST 12 MONTHS | Please look at card 15.During the last twelve months, have you had any of these surgeries as an outpatient? |
| HC026_ | WHICH OUTPATIENT SURGERY | Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Knee arthroscopy |
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Cataract surge ry | ||
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Hernia repair | ||
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Biopsy or cyst removal | ||
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Hand surgery | ||
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Vein stripping | ||
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Anal surgery | ||
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Arteriography or angiography using contrast | ||
| Still looking at card 15, which outpatient surgery was that? Any other outpatient surgery performed in an operating room | ||
| HC027_ | MONTHS WAITING FOR LAST OUTPATIENT SURGERY | How many months did you have to wait to get this surgery? |
| HC028_ | WISH LAST OUTPATIENT SURGERY EARLIER | Would you have liked to get this surgery earlier? |
| HC029_ | IN A NURSING HOME | During the last twelve months, have you been in a nursing home overnight? |
| HC030_ | TIMES STAYED IN A NURSING HOME OVERNIGHT | How often have you been in a nursing home overnight during the last twelve months? |
| HC031_ | WEEKS STAYED IN A NURSING HOME | During the last 12 months, how many weeks altogether did you stay in a nursing home? |
| HC032_ | RECEIVED HOME CARE IN OWN HOME | Please look at card 16. During the last twelve months, did you receive in your own home any of the kinds of care mentioned on this card? Professional or paid nursing or personal care |
| Please look at card 16. During the last twelve months, did you receive in your own home any of the kinds of care mentioned on this card? Professional or paid home help, for domestic tasks that you could not perform yourself due to health problems | ||
| Please look at card 16. During the last twelve months, did you receive in your own home any of the kinds of care mentioned on this card? Meals-on-wheels | ||
| Please look at card 16. During the last twelve months, did you receive in your own home any of the kinds of care mentioned on this card? None of these | ||
| HC033_ | WEEKS RECEIVED PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE | During the last twelve months, how many weeks did you receive professional or paid nursing care in your own home? |
| HC034_ | HOURS RECEIVED PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE | On average, how many hours per week did you receive professional or paid nursing care at home? |
| HC035_ | WEEKS RECEIVED PAID DOMESTIC HELP | During the last twelve months, how many weeks did you receive professional or paid help for domestic tasks at home because you could not perform them yourself due to health problems? |
| HC036_ | HOURS RECEIVED PAID DOMESTIC HELP | On average, how many hours per week did you receive such professional or paid help? |
| HC037_ | WEEKS RECEIVED MEALS-ON-WHEELS | During the last twelve months, how many weeks did you receive meals-on-wheels, because you could not prepare meals due to health problems? |
| HC038_ | RECEIVED CARE FROM PRIVATE PROVIDERS | Please look at card 17.During the last twelve months, did you receive any of these types of care from private providers that you paid yourself or through a private insurance because you would have waited too long, or you could not get them as much as you needed, in the National Health System? |
| HC039_ | TYPE OF RECEIVED CARE FROM PRIVATE PROVIDERS | Which types of care did you receive? Surgery |
| Which types of care did you receive? Care from a general practitioner | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Care from a specialist physician | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Drugs | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Dental care | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Hospital (inpatient) rehabilitation | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Ambulatory (outpatient) rehabilitation | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Aids and appliances | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Care in a nursing home | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Home care | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Paid home help | ||
| Which types of care did you receive? Any other care not mentioned on this list | ||
| HC040_ | FORGO ANY TYPES OF CARE BECAUSE OF COSTS | Please look at card 17.During the last twelve months, did you forgo any types of care because of the costs you would have to pay? |
| HC041_ | TYPES OF CARE FORGO BECAUSE OF COSTS | Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Surgery |
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Care from a general practitioner | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Care from a specialist physician | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Drugs | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Dental care | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Hospital (inpatient) rehabilitation | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Ambulatory (outpatient) rehabilitation | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Aids and appliances | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Care in a nursing home | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Home care | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Paid home help | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because of the costs you would have to pay? Any other care not mentioned on this list | ||
| HC042_ | FOREGO ANY TYPES OF CARE BECAUSE UNAVAILABLE | Please look at card 17.During the last twelve months, did you forgo any types of care because they were not available or not easily accessible? |
| HC043_ | TYPES OF CARE FORGO BECAUSE UNAVAILABLE | Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Surgery |
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Care from a general practitioner | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Care from a specialist physician | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Drugs | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Dental care | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Hospital (inpatient) rehabilitation | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Ambulatory (outpatient) rehabilitation | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Aids and appliances | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Care in a nursing home | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Home care | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Paid home help | ||
| Which types of care did you forgo because they were not available or not easily accessible? Any other care not mentioned on this list | ||
| HC045_ | PAID OUT-OF-POCKET FOR INPATIENT CARE | Not counting health insurance premiums or reimbursements from employers, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your hospital inpatient care in the last twelve months? |
| HC045M | PAID OUT-OF-POCKET FOR INPATIENT CARE | Not counting health insurance premiums or reimbursements from employers, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your hospital inpatient care in the last twelve months? |
| HC047_ | PAID OUT-OF-POCKET FOR OUTPATIENT CARE | Not counting health insurance premiums or reimbursements from employers, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your outpatient care, in the last twelve months? |
| HC047M | PAID OUT-OF-POCKET FOR OUTPATIENT CARE | Not counting health insurance premiums or reimbursements from employers, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your outpatient care, in the last twelve months? |
| HC049_ | PAID-OUT-OF-POCKET FOR PRESCRIBED DRUGS | Not counting health insurance premiums or reimbursements from employers, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your prescribed drugs, in the last twelve months? |
| HC049M | PAID OUT-OF-POCKET FOR PRESCRIBED DRUGS | Not counting health insurance premiums or reimbursements from employers, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your prescribed drugs, in the last twelve months? |
| HC051_ | PAID OUT-OF-POCKET FOR DAY CARE, NURSING HOME AND HOME-BASED CARE | Not counting health insurance premiums, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your care in nursing homes, in day-care centers, and for all home care services in the last twelve months? |
| HC051M | PAID OUT-OF-POCKET FOR DAY CARE, NURSING HOME AND HOME-BASED CARE | Not counting health insurance premiums, about how much did you pay out-of-pocket for all your care in nursing homes, in day-care centers, and for all home care services in the last twelve months? |
| HC053_ | BASIC HEALTH INSURANCE CATEGORY | Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Social security institute (private sector employees) |
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Organization for agricultural insurance (rural sector) | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Self employed persons funds (merchants, craftsmen, etc) | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Civil servants fund, employees of municipalities | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Public utilities: telecoms, electricity, trains, metro | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Health professions, engineers, lawyers | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Hotel employees | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Seamen | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Various bank employees funds | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? Any other social health insurance fund | ||
| Please look at card 18. What is your health insurance category in the National Health Insurance System? No social health insurance fund | ||
| HC054_ | BASIC HEALTH INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLE | What is the deduction for your basic health insurance? |
| HC054M | BASIC HEALTH INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLE | What is the deduction for your basic health insurance? |
| HC055_ | BASIC HEALTH INSURANCE GATEKEEPING | Does your basic health insurance contract specify that you must ask your general practitioner before consulting a specialist doctor? |
| HC056_ | BASIC HEALTH INSURANCE LIMIT CHOICE | Does your basic health insurance contract limit your choice of doctors? |
| HC057_ | BASIC HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE | Are you covered by the National Health Insurance System? |
| HC058_ | BASIC HEALTH INSURANCE STATUS | Is your coverage by the National Health Insurance System statutory or is it your own choice? |
| HC059_ | CONTRACT VOLUNTARY HEALTH INSURANCE | Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Medical care with direct access to specialists |
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Medical care with access to specialists through a general practitioner | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Medical care with unrestricted choice of doctors | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Medical care with limited choice of doctors | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Dental care | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Full coverage of drugs expenses | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Partial coverage of drugs expenses | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Hospital care with unrestricted choice of hospitals and clinics | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Hospital care with limited choice of hospitals and clinics | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Long term care in nursing home | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Nursing care at home in case of chronic disease or disability | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Home help | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. No voluntary health insurance at all | ||
| Do you have any voluntary health insurance contract for at least one of the following types of care? If yes, please say what is covered. Any other type of voluntary health insurance | ||
| HC060_ | CONTRACT VOLUNTARY, SUPPLEMENTARY HEALTH INSURANCE | Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. Medical care with direct access to specialists |
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. Medical care with an extended choice of doctors | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. Dental care | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. A larger choice of drugs and/or full drugs expenses (no participation) | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. An extended choice of hospitals and clinics for hospital care | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. (Extended) Long term care in a nursing home | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. (Extended) Nursing care at home in case of chronic disease or disability | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. (Extended) Home help for activities of daily living (household, etc.) | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. Full coverage of costs for doctor visits (no participation) | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. Full coverage of costs for hospital care (no participation) | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. No voluntary health insurance at all | ||
| Do you have any voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance for at least one of the following types of care in order to complement the coverage offered by the National Health System? If yes, please say what is covered. Any other type of voluntary health insurance | ||
| HC061_ | PAY FOR ALL VOLUNTARY HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACTS | How much do you pay each year for all your voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance contracts? |
| HC061M | PAY FOR ALL VOLUNTARY HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACTS | How much do you pay each year for all your voluntary, supplementary or private health insurance contracts? |
| EP005_ | CURRENT JOB SITUATION | Please look at card 21. In general, how would you describe your current situation? |
| EP200_ | OTHER CURRENT JOB SITUATION | What other current job situation do you mean? |
| EP002_ | DID NEVERTHELESS ANY PAID WORK LAST FOUR WEEKS | Did you do nevertheless any paid work during the last four weeks, either as an employee or self-employed, even if this was only for a few hours? |
| EP003_ | TEMPORARILY AWAY FROM WORK | Are you temporarily away from any work, including seasonal work? |
| EP006_ | EVER DONE PAID WORK | Have you ever done any paid work? |
| EP007_ | CURRENTLY MORE THAN ONE JOB | Do you currently have more than one job? |
| EP008_ | INTRODUCTION CURRENT JOB | The following questions are about your [main/secondary] job in the last month in which you worked |
| EP009_ | EMPLOYEE OR A SELF-EMPLOYED | In your [main/secondary] job are you an employee, a civil servant, or a self-employed? |
| EP010_ | START OF CURRENT JOB (YEAR) | In which year did you start your [main/secondary] job? |
| EP011_ | TERM OF JOB | In this job, do you have a short-term or a permanent contract? |
| EP012_ | TOTAL CONTRACTED HOURS PER WEEK IN THIS JOB | What are your total basic or contracted hours each week in this job, excluding meal breaks and any paid or unpaid overtime? |
| EP013_ | TOTAL HOURS WORKED PER WEEK | [Regardless of your basic contracted hours] [how many/How many] hours a week do you usually work in this job, excluding meal breaks [but including any paid or unpaid overtime]? |
| EP014_ | MONTHS WORKED IN THE JOB (NUMBER) | How many months a year are you normally working in this job (including paid holidays)? |
| EP016_ | NAME OR TITLE OF JOB | What is your [main/secondary] job called? Please give the exact name or title. |
| EP017_ | TRAINING OR QUALIFICATIONS NEEDED FOR JOB | What training or qualifications are needed for this job? |
| EP018_ | WHICH INDUSTRY ACTIVE | What kind of business, industry or services do you work in (that is, what do they make or do at the place where you work)? |
| EP019_ | FIRM BELONGS TO THE PUBLIC SECTOR | In this job are you employed in the public sector? |
| EP020_ | NUMBER OF PEOPLE EMPLOYED AT FIRM | About how many people (including yourself) are employed at the place where you usually work? |
| EP021_ | RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUPERVISING OTHER EMPLOYEES | In your [main/secondary] job, do you have any responsibility for supervising the work of other employees? |
| EP022_ | NUMBER OF PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR | About how many people are you responsible for in this job? |
| EP023_ | WHICH INDUSTRY ACTIVE | What kind of business or industry are you in (that is, what do you make or do at the place where you work)? |
| EP024_ | NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES | How many employees, if any, do you have in your [main/secondary] job? |
| EP026_ | SATISFIED WITH JOB | All things considered I am satisfied with my job. Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? |
| EP027_ | JOB PHYSICALLY DEMANDING | My job is physically demanding. Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? |
| EP028_ | TIME PRESSURE DUE TO A HEAVY WORKLOAD | I am under constant time pressure due to a heavy workload. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP029_ | LITTLE FREEDOM TO DECIDE HOW I DO MY WORK | I have very little freedom to decide how I do my work. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP030_ | I HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP NEW SKILLS | I have an opportunity to develop new skills. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP031_ | SUPPORT IN DIFFICULT SITUATIONS | I receive adequate support in difficult situations. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP032_ | RECEIVE THE RECOGNITION DESERVING FOR MY WORK | I receive the recognition I deserve for my work. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP033_ | SALARY OR EARNINGS ARE ADEQUATE | Considering all my efforts and achievements, my [salary is/earnings are] adequate. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP034_ | PROSPECTS FOR JOB ADVANCEMENT ARE POOR | My [job promotion prospects/prospects for job advancement] are poor. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP035_ | JOB SECURITY IS POOR | My job security is poor. (Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?) |
| EP036_ | LOOK FOR EARLY RETIREMENT | Now we will not use card 22 any longer. Thinking about your present [main/secondary] job, would you like to retire as early as you can from this job? |
| EP037_ | AFRAID HEALTH LIMITS ABILITY TO WORK BEFORE REGULAR RETIREMENT | Are you afraid that your health will limit your ability to work in this job before regular retirement? |
| EP038_ | FREQUENCY OF PAYMENT | Now I'd like to ask some questions about your income from your [main/secondary] job. How often do you get paid? |
| EP039_ | OTHER FREQUENCY OF PAYMENT | IWER: CODE OTHER FREQUENCY |
| EP041_ | TAKEN HOME FROM WORK BEFORE TAX | Before any deductions for tax, national insurance or pension and health contributions, union dues and so on, about how much was the last payment? |
| EP214_ | AMOUNT INCLUDE ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS | Did this amount include any additional payments or bonus? |
| EP201_ | TAKEN HOME FROM WORK AFTER TAX | And about how much was your last payment after all deductions for tax, national insurance or pension and health contributions, union dues and so on? |
| EP201M | TAKEN HOME FROM WORK AFTER TAX | And about how much was your last payment after all deductions for tax, national insurance or pension and health contributions, union dues and so on? |
| EP045_ | TOTAL AMOUNT OF PROFITS AT THE END OF THE YEAR | On average what was your monthly income before taxes from your business over the last twelve months? |
| EP050_ | YEAR LAST JOB END | In which year did your last job end? |
| EP049_ | YEARS WORKING IN LAST JOB | How many years have you been working in your last job? |
| EP051_ | EMPLOYEE OR A SELF EMPLOYED IN LAST JOB | In this last job were you an employee or self-employed? |
| EP052_ | NAME OR TITLE OF JOB | What was your job called? Please give the exact name or title |
| EP053_ | TRAINING OR QUALIFICATIONS NEEDED FOR JOB | What training or qualifications were needed for this job? |
| EP054_ | WHICH INDUSTRY ACTIVE | What kind of business, industry or services did you work in (that is, what did they make or do at the place where you worked)? |
| EP055_ | FIRM BELONGED TO THE PUBLIC SECTOR | In this job were you employed in the public sector? |
| EP056_ | NUMBER OF PEOPLE EMPLOYED AT FIRM | About how many people, including yourself, were employed at the place where you usually worked? |
| EP057_ | RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUPERVISING THE WORK | In your last job, did you have any responsibility for supervising the work of other employees? |
| EP058_ | NUMBER OF PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR | About how many people were you responsible for? |
| EP060_ | WHICH INDUSTRY ACTIVE | What kind of business or industry were you in (that is, what did you make or do at the place where you worked)? |
| EP061_ | NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES | How many employees, if any, did you have? |
| EP064_ | REASON FOR RETIREMENT | For which reasons did you retire? Became eligible for public pension |
| For which reasons did you retire? Became eligible for private occupational pension | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? Became eligible for a private pension | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? Was offered an early retirement option/window (with special incentives or bonus) | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? Made redundant (for example pre-retirement) | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? Own ill health | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? Ill health of relative or friend | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? To retire at same time as spouse or partner | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? To spend more time with family | ||
| For which reasons did you retire? To enjoy life | ||
| EP065_ | RETIREMENT BEEN A RELIEF OR A CONCERN | Since you stopped working, has retirement mainly been a relief or a concern for you? |
| EP059_ | OPPORTUNITIES TO WORK AFTER THE OFFICIAL RETIREMENT AGE | In your last job, were there opportunities to work, either full time or part-time, after the official retirement age? |
| EP067_ | HOW BECAME UNEMPLOYED | Would you tell us how you became unemployed? Was it Because your place of work or office closed |
| Would you tell us how you became unemployed? Was it Because you resigned | ||
| Would you tell us how you became unemployed? Was it Because you were laid off | ||
| Would you tell us how you became unemployed? Was it By mutual agreement between you and your employer | ||
| Would you tell us how you became unemployed? Was it Because a temporary job had been completed | ||
| Would you tell us how you became unemployed? Was it Other reason | ||
| EP068_ | DISABILITY CAUSED BY WORK | You said that you are permanently sick or disabled. Was this caused by your working activities before you stopped? |
| EP069_ | REASON STOP WORKING | Why did you decide to stop working? Because of health problems |
| Why did you decide to stop working? It was too tiring | ||
| Why did you decide to stop working? It was too expensive to hire someone to look after home or family | ||
| Why did you decide to stop working? Because you wanted to take care of children or grandchildren | ||
| Why did you decide to stop working? Other | ||
| EP070_ | OTHER REASON STOP WORKING | Please specify the other reason for you to stop working. |
| EP203_ | INTRO INDIVIDUAL INCOME | We would now like to know more about your earnings and income during the last year, that is in 2003. |
| EP204_ | ANY EARNINGS FROM EMPLOYMENT 2003 | Have you had any earnings at all from employment in 2003? |
| EP205_ | EARNINGS EMPLOYMENT PER YEAR BEFORE TAXES | Before any tax and contributions, what was your approximate income from employment in the year 2003? |
| EP206_ | INCOME FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT 2003 | Have you had any income at all from self-employment or work for a family business in 2003? |
| EP207_ | EARNINGS PER YEAR BEFORE TAXES FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT | approximate income from self-employment in the year 2003? |
| EP071_ | INCOME SOURCES IN LAST YEAR | Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Public old age pension |
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Public early retirement or pre-retirement pension | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Public disability insurance | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Public unemployment benefit or insurance | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Public survivor pension from your spouse or partner | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Public invalidity or incapacity pension | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? War pension | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Private (occupational) old age pension | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Private (occupational) early retirement pension | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Private (occupational) disability or invalidity insurance | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? Private (occupational) survivor pension from your spouse or partner's job | ||
| Have you received income from any of these sources in the year 2003? None of these | ||
| EP213_ | YEAR RECEIVED INCOME SOURCE | In which year did you first receive your [public old age pension/public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/public disability insurance/public unemployment benefit or insurance/public survivor pension from your spouse or partner/public invalidity or incapacity pension/war pension/private (occupational) old age pension/private (occupational) early retirement pension/private (occupational) disability or invalidity insurance/private (occupational) survivor pension from your spouse or partner's job]? |
| EP208_ | HOW MANY MONTHS RECEIVED INCOME SOURCE | For how many months altogether did you receive [the public old age pension/the public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/the public disability insurance/the public unemployment benefit or insurance/the public survivor pension from your spouse or partner/the public invalidity or incapacity pension/the war pension/the private (occupational) old age pension/the private (occupational) early retirement pension/the private (occupational) disability or invalidity insurance/the private (occupational) survivor pension from your spouse or partner's job] in 2003? |
| EP078_ | AVERAGE PAYMENT OF PENSION IN 2003 | Before taxes, about how large was the average payment of [your public old age pension/your public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/your public disability insurance/your public unemployment benefit or insurance/your public survivor pension from your spouse or partner/your public invalidity or incapacity pension/your war pension/your private (occupational) old age pension/your private (occupational) early retirement pension/your private (occupational) disability or invalidity insurance/your private (occupational) survivor pension from your spouse or partner's job] in 2003? |
| EP074_ | PERIOD OF INCOME SOURCE | What period did that payment cover? |
| EP081_ | LUMP SUM PAYMENT INCOME SOURCE | Did you receive any additional or lump sum (one off) payment from [your public old age pension/your public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/your public disability insurance/your public unemployment benefit or insurance/your public survivor pension from your spouse or partner/your public invalidity or incapacity pension/your war pension/your private (occupational) old age pension/your private (occupational) early retirement pension/your private (occupational) disability or invalidity insurance/your private (occupational) survivor pension from your spouse or partner's job] during the year 2003? |
| EP082_ | TOTAL AMOUNT OF LUMP SUM PAYMENT FROM INCOME SOURCE | Before taxes, about how much did you receive as additional or lump sum payments from [this public old age pension/this public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/this public disability insurance/this public unemployment benefit or insurance/this public survivor pension from your spouse or partner/this public invalidity or incapacity pension/this war pension/this private (occupational) old age pension/this private (occupational) early retirement pension/this private (occupational) disability or invalidity insurance/this private (occupational) survivor pension from your spouse or partner's job]? |
| EP085_ | RECEIVE CARE INSURANCE PAYMENTS | Did you receive regular payments from a long-term care insurance in 2003? |
| EP086_ | AMOUNT OF CARE INSURANCE | How much do you get each month from long-term care insurance? |
| EP087_ | APPLY FOR CARE INSURANCE | Did you ever apply for payments from long-term care insurance? |
| EP088_ | APPLICATION REJECTED OR PENDING | Was your application rejected or is it still pending? |
| EP089_ | ANY REGULAR PAYMENTS RECEIVED | Did you receive any of the following regular payments or transfers during the year 2003? Life insurance payment |
| Did you receive any of the following regular payments or transfers during the year 2003? Private annuity/private personal pension | ||
| Did you receive any of the following regular payments or transfers during the year 2003? Private health insurance payment | ||
| Did you receive any of the following regular payments or transfers during the year 2003? Alimony | ||
| Did you receive any of the following regular payments or transfers during the year 2003? Regular payments from charities | ||
| Did you receive any of the following regular payments or transfers during the year 2003? None of these | ||
| EP096_ | MONTHS RECEIVED REGULAR PAYMENTS | For how many months altogether did you receive [a life insurance payment/a private annuity or private personal pension/a private health insurance payment/alimony/regular payments from charities] in 2003? |
| EP094_ | TOTAL AMOUNT IN THE LAST PAYMENT | Before any taxes and contributions, about how large was the average payment of [your life insurance payment/your private annuity or private personal pension/your private health insurance payment/your alimony/your regular payments from charities] in 2003? |
| EP090_ | Period RECEIVED REGULAR PAYMENTS | Which period did that payment cover? |
| EP092_ | ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS FOR THIS BENEFIT IN 2003 | For [your life insurance payment/your private annuity or private personal pension/your private health insurance payment/your alimony/your regular payments from charities], did you get additional or lump sum payments in 2003? |
| EP209_ | ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS BEFORE TAXES | Before taxes and contributions, about how much did you get in additional payments? |
| EP097_ | PENSION CLAIMS | Are you entitled to at least one pension listed on this card which you do not receive currently? |
| EP098_ | TYPE OF PENSION YOU ARE ENTITLED TO | Which type or types of pension are you entitled to? Public old age pension |
| Which type or types of pension are you entitled to? Public early retirement or pre-retirement pension | ||
| Which type or types of pension are you entitled to? Public disability insurance; sickness/invalidity/incapacity pension | ||
| Which type or types of pension are you entitled to? Private (occupational) old age pension | ||
| Which type or types of pension are you entitled to? Private (occupational) early retirement pension | ||
| Which type or types of pension are you entitled to? None of these | ||
| EP099_ | PENSION WITH/WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE | Does [the public old age pension/the public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/the public disability insurance; sickness/invalidity/incapacity pension/the private (occupational) old age pension/the private (occupational) early retirement pension] include also health insurance? |
| EP100_ | PERCENTAGE OF SALARY TO PENSION | In total, what percentage of your current gross earnings goes towards [your public old age pension/your public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/your public disability insurance; sickness/invalidity/incapacity pension/your private (occupational) old age pension/your private (occupational) early retirement pension]? |
| EP101_ | NAME OF PLAN OR FUND | What is the name of the institution (pension plan) which will provide [your public old age pension/your public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/your public disability insurance; sickness/invalidity/incapacity pension/your private (occupational) old age pension/your private (occupational) early retirement pension]? |
| EP102_ | COMPULSORY OF VOLUNTARY PLAN OR FUND | Is participation in [this public old age pension/this public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/this public disability insurance; sickness/invalidity/incapacity pension/this private (occupational) old age pension/this private (occupational) early retirement pension] compulsory or voluntary? |
| EP103_ | YEARS CONTRIBUTING TO PLAN | How many years have you been contributing to [your public old age pension/your public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/your public disability insurance; sickness/invalidity/incapacity pension/your private (occupational) old age pension/your private (occupational) early retirement pension] ? |
| EP104_ | RETIREMENT AGE IN PENSION | In this pension, what is the regular age at which you start receiving payments? |
| EP105_ | EARLY RETIREMENT POSSIBILITY | Does this pension offer the possibility to receive payments before the regular age? |
| EP106_ | EXPECTED AGE TO COLLECT THIS PENSION | At what age do you expect to collect this pension? |
| EP107_ | EXPECT LUMP SUM PAYMENT WITH THIS PENSION | Do you expect to receive a lump sum (one off) payment with this pension? |
| EP108_ | AMOUNT LUMP SUM PAYMENT AT RETIREMENT | How much do you expect to receive as a lump sum payment when you collect this pension? |
| EP109_ | PERCENTAGE OF SALARY RECEIVED AS PENSION | Thinking about the year when you will collect this pension, approximately, what percentage of your earnings will [your public old age pension/your public early retirement or pre-retirement pension/your public disability insurance; sickness/invalidity/incapacity pension/your private (occupational) old age pension/your private (occupational) early retirement pension] amount to? |
| GS001_ | WILLING TO HAVE HANDGRIP MEASURED | Now I would like to assess the strength of your hand in a gripping exercise. I will ask you to squeeze this handle as hard as you can, just for a couple of seconds and then let go. I will take two alternate measurements from your right and your left hand. Would you be willing to have your handgrip measured? |
| GS004_ | DOMINANT HAND | Which is your dominant hand? |
| GS007_ | SECOND MEASUREMENT, LEFT HAND | IWER: ENTER THE RESULTS TO THE NEAREST INTEGER VALUE |
| GS008_ | FIRST MEASUREMENT, RIGHT HAND | IWER: ENTER THE RESULTS TO THE NEAREST INTEGER VALUE |
| GS009_ | SECOND MEASUREMENT, RIGHT HAND | IWER: ENTER THE RESULTS TO THE NEAREST INTEGER VALUE |
| WS008_ | EXPLAIN WALKING COURSE | IWER: TAKE INTERVIEWER BOOKLET, SET UP THE WALKING COURSE AND DEMONSTRATE THE WALK FOR THE RESPONDENT. |
| WS010_ | RESULT OF FIRST TRIAL | IWER: RECORD RESULT OF THE FIRST TRIAL |
| WS011_ | TIME OF FIRST WALKING SPEED TEST | IWER: RECORD TIME IN SECONDS TO TWO DECIMAL PLACES |
| WS012_ | RESULT OF SECOND TRIAL | IWER: REPEAT WALKING SPEED TEST; RECORD RESULT OF THE SECOND TRIAL |
| WS013_ | TIME OF SECOND WALKING SPEED TEST | IWER: RECORD TIME IN SECONDS TO TWO DECIMAL PLACES |
| WS014_ | DID THE RESPONDENT HAVE COMMENT ON PAIN IWER: CODE IF RESPONDENT HAS COMMENTED ON PAIN, OTHERWISE | Did you have pain while you were performing the walking test? |
| WS015_ | RECORD TYPE OF FLOOR SURFACE | IWER: RECORD TYPE OF FLOOR SURFACE |
| WS017_ | TYPE OF AID USED DURING TEST | IWER: RECORD TYPE OF AID |
| WS019_ | DETAILS ON WHY TEST WAS NOT COMPLETED | IWER: PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT WHY THE WALKING TEST WAS NOT COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY. I.E WHY IT WAS STOPPED FOR SAFETY REASONS, REFUSED, OR NOT COMPLETED |
| CH001_ | NUMBER OF CHILDREN | Now I will ask some questions about your children. How many children do you have that are still alive? Please count all natural children, fostered, adopted and stepchildren[, including those of] [your husband/your wife/your partner]. |
| CH002_ | NATURAL CHILD(REN) | [Is this child a natural child/Are all these children natural children ] of your own [and your current spouse or partner]? |
| CH004_ | FIRST NAME OF CHILD N | What is the first name of your [1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th/11th/12th/13th/14th/15th/16th/17th/18th/19th/20th /21th/22th/23th/24th/25th/26th/27th/28th/29th/30th] child? |
| CH005_ | SEX OF CHILD N | Is [{child name}] male or female? |
| CH006_ | YEAR OF BIRTH CHILD N | In which year was [{child name}] born? |
| CH007_ | WHERE DOES CHILD N LIVE | Please look at card 5.Where does [{child name}] live? |
| CH008_ | WHICH COUNTRY | Which country do you mean? |
| CH009_ | INTRODUCTION2 TEXT ON QUESTIONS ABOUT CHILDREN | Now we want to know more about some of these children. Please let us begin with [{child name}]. |
| CH010_ | STEP ADOPTIVE OR FOSTER (SELECTED) CHILD | Is [{child name}] A child of your own |
| Is [{child name}] A step child | ||
| Is [{child name}] An adopted child | ||
| Is [{child name}] A foster child | ||
| CH011_ | OWN (SELECTED) CHILD | Is [{child name}] A child of your own and your current partner |
| Is [{child name}] A child of your own from a previous relationship | ||
| Is [{child name}] A child of your current partner from a previous relationship | ||
| Is [{child name}] An adopted child | ||
| Is [{child name}] A foster child | ||
| CH012_ | MARITAL STATUS OF (SELECTED) CHILD | What is the marital status of [{child name}]? Married and living together with spouse |
| What is the marital status of [{child name}]? Registered partnership | ||
| What is the marital status of [{child name}]? Married, living separated from spouse | ||
| What is the marital status of [{child name}]? Never married | ||
| What is the marital status of [{child name}]? Divorced | ||
| What is the marital status of [{child name}]? Widowed | ||
| CH013_ | DOES (SELECTED) CHILD HAVE PARTNER | Does [{child name}] have a partner who lives with [him/her]? |
| CH014_ | CONTACT WITH (SELECTED) CHILD | During the past twelve months, how often did you [or your] [husband/wife/partner] have contact with [{child name}], either personally, by phone or mail? |
| CH015_ | YEAR (SELECTED) CHILD MOVED FROM HOUSEHOLD | In which year did [{child name}] move from the parental household? |
| CH016_ | (SELECTED) CHILD OCCUPATION | What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Full-time employed |
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Part-time employed | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Self-employed or working for own family business | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Unemployed | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? In vocational training/retraining/education | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Parental leave | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? In retirement or early retirement | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Permanent sick or disabled | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Looking after home or family | ||
| What is [{child name}]'s employment status? Other | ||
| CH017_ | (SELECTED) CHILD EDUCATION | What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Comprehensive school |
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Grammar school (not fee-paying) | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Fee-paying grammar school | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Sixth form College/Tertiary College | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Public or other private school | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Elementary school | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Secondary modern/secondary school | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Technical school (not college) | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? No degree yet/still in school | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? None | ||
| What is the highest school leaving certificate or school degree [{child name}] has obtained? Other type (also abroad) | ||
| CH018_ | (SELECTED) FURTHER EDUCATION OR VOCATIONAL TRAINING | Which degrees of higher education or vocational training does [{child name}] have? |
| CH019_ | NUMBER OF CHILDREN OF (SELECTED) CHILD | How many children - if any - does [{child name}] have? |
| CH020_ | YEAR OF BIRTH YOUNGEST CHILD OF (SELECTED) CHILD | In which year was the [youngest] child of [{child name}] born? |
| CH021_ | NUMBER OF GRANDCHILDREN | How many grandchildren do you [and your] [husband/wife/partner] have altogether? |
| CH022_ | HAS GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN | Do you [or your] [husband/wife/partner] have any great-grandchildren? |
| SP002_ | RECEIVED HELP FROM OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD | Now please think of the last twelve months. Has any family member from outside the household, any friend or neighbor given you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] any kind of help listed on card 28? |
| SP003_ | WHO GAVE YOU HELP | Which [other] family member from outside the household, friend or neighbor has helped you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] [most often] in the last twelve months? |
| SP004_ | WHICH TYPES OF HELP | Which types of help has this person provided in the last twelve months? |
| SP005_ | HOW OFTEN RECEIVED HELP FROM THIS PERSON | In the last twelve months, how often altogether have you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] received such help from this person? |
| SP006_ | HOURS RECEIVED HOUSEHOLD HELP | About how many hours did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive such help altogether [on a typical day/in a typical week/in a typical month/in the last twelve months] from this person? |
| SP007_ | ANY OTHER HELPER FROM OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD | Is there any other family member from outside the household, friend, neighbor who has helped you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] with the tasks listed on card 28 in the last twelve months? |
| SP008_ | DID YOU GIVE HELP TO OTHERS OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD | Now I would like to ask you about the help you have given to others. In the last twelve months, have you personally given any kind of help listed on card 28 to a family member from outside the household, a friend or neighbor? |
| SP009_ | TO WHOM DID YOU GIVE HELP | Which [other] family member from outside the household, friend or neighbor have you helped [most often] in the last twelve months? |
| SP010_ | TYPES OF HELP GIVEN | Which types of help have you given to this person in the last twelve months? |
| SP011_ | HOW OFTEN GIVE HELP | In the last twelve months, how often altogether have you given such help to this person? |
| SP012_ | HOURS GIVEN HELP | About how many hours altogether did you give such help [on a typical day/in a typical week/in a typical month/in the last twelve months]? |
| SP013_ | HAVE YOU GIVEN HELP TO OTHERS | Is there any other family member from outside the household, friend, or neighbor whom you have helped with the tasks listed on card 28 in the last twelve months? |
| SP014_ | LOOK AFTER GRANDCHILDREN | During the last twelve months, have you regularly or occasionally looked after [your grandchild/your grandchildren] without the presence of the parents? |
| SP015_ | PARENTS FROM GRANDCHILDREN | From which of your children [is/are] [the grandchild/the grandchildren] you have looked after? |
| SP016_ | HOW OFTEN DO YOU LOOK AFTER GRANDCHILDREN | On average, how often did you look after the child(ren) of [{child name}] in the last twelve months? |
| SP017_ | HOURS LOOKING AFTER GRANDCHILDREN | About how many hours did you look after the child(ren) of [{child name}] [on a typical day/in a typical week/in a typical month/in the last twelve months]? |
| SP018_ | GIVEN HELP TO SOMEONE IN THE HOUSEHOLD | Let us now talk about help within your household. Is there someone living in this household whom you have helped regularly during the last twelve months with personal care, such as washing, getting out of bed, or dressing? |
| SP019_ | TO WHOM GIVEN HELP IN THIS HOUSEHOLD | Who is that? |
| SP020_ | SOMEONE IN THIS HOUSEHOLD HELPED YOU REGULARLY WITH PERSONAL CARE | And is there someone living in this household who has helped you regularly during the last twelve months with personal care, such as washing, getting out of bed, or dressing? |
| SP021_ | WHO HELPED YOU WITH PERSONAL CARE IN THE HOUSEHOLD | Who is that? |
| FT002_ | GIVEN FINANCIAL GIFT 250 EURO OR MORE | Now please think of the last twelve months. Not counting any shared housing or shared food, have you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] given any financial or material gift or support to any person inside or outside this household amounting to 250 euro (in local currency) or more? |
| FT003_ | TO WHOM DID YOU PROVIDE FINANCIAL GIFT 250 EURO OR MORE | To whom [else] did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] provide such financial assistance or gift in the last twelve months? |
| FT004_ | AMOUNT FINANCIAL GIFT GIVEN 250 EURO OR MORE | About how much did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] give to this person altogether in the last twelve months? |
| FT006_ | REASON FINANCIAL GIFT GIVEN 250 EURO OR MORE | What was the main reason for this assistance or gift? |
| FT007_ | OTHER PERSONS GIVEN FINANCIAL GIFT 250 EURO OR MORE | Still thinking about the last twelve months: Is there anyone else inside or outside this household whom you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have given any financial or material gift or support amounting to 250 euro (in local currency) or more? |
| FT009_ | RECEIVED FINANCIAL GIFT OF 250 EURO OR MORE | Please think of the last twelve months. Not counting any shared housing or shared food, have you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] received any financial or material gift from anyone inside or outside this household amounting to 250 euro (in local currency) or more? |
| FT010_ | FROM WHOM RECEIVED FINANCIAL GIFT 250 EURO OR MORE | Who [else] has given you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] a gift or assistance in the past twelve months? [Please name the person that has given or helped you most.] |
| FT011_ | AMOUNT FINANCIAL GIFT RECEIVED 250 EURO OR MORE | About how much did this person give you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] altogether in the last twelve months? |
| FT013_ | REASON FINANCIAL GIFT RECEIVED 250 EURO OR MORE | What was the main reason for this assistance or gift? |
| FT014_ | FROM OTHER PERSONS RECEIVED FINANCIAL GIFT 250 EURO OR MORE | Still thinking about the last twelve months: Is there anyone else inside or outside this household who has given you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] any financial or material gift or support amounting to 250 euro (in local currency) or more? |
| FT015_ | EVER RECEIVED GIFT OR INHERITED MONEY 5000 EURO OR MORE | Not counting any large gift we have already talked about, have you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] ever received a gift or inherited money, goods, or property worth more than 5000 euro (in local currency)? |
| FT016_ | IN WHICH YEAR GIFT OR INHERITANCE RECEIVED | [Think of the largest gift or inheritance you received.] In which year did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive it? (1890..2004) |
| FT017_ | FROM WHOM INHERITED 5000 EURO OR MORE | From whom did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive this gift or inheritance? |
| FT018_ | VALUE INHERITANCE | What was the value of this gift or inheritance at the time you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] received it? |
| FT020_ | ANY FURTHER GIFT OR INHERITANCE | Did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive any further gift or inheritance worth more than 5000 euro (in local currency)? |
| HO001_ | INTERVIEW IN HOUSE OF RESPONDENT | IWER: DOES THE INTERVIEW TAKE PLACE IN THE RESPONDENT'S HOUSE OR FLAT? |
| HO002_ | OWNER, TENANT OR RENT FREE | Now I have a few questions about your residence. Do you live as an owner, a main tenant, a subtenant, or do you live rent free? |
| HO003_ | RENT PAYMENT PERIOD | Thinking about your last rent payment, what period did this cover? Was that |
| HO004_ | OTHER PERIOD | What other period do you mean? |
| HO005_ | AMOUNT LAST RENT PAYMENT | How much was your last payment? |
| HO007_ | LAST RENT PAYMENT INCLUDES ALL CHARGES AND SERVICES | Did your last payment include all charges and services, such as water charges, garbage removal, upkeep of common space, electricity, gas, or heating? |
| HO008_ | AMOUNT CHARGES AND SERVICES | About how much did you pay for charges and services that were not included in your rent during the last [week/month/three months/six months/period of payment]? |
| HO010_ | BEHIND WITH RENT | In the last twelve months, have you ever found yourself more than two months behind with your rent? |
| HO011_ | HOW PROPERTY ACQUIRED | How did you acquire this property? |
| HO012_ | YEAR ACQUIRED PROPERTY | In which year was that? (1900..2004) |
| HO013_ | MORTGAGES OR LOANS ON PROPERTY | Do you have mortgages or loans on this property? |
| HO014_ | YEARS LEFT OF MORTGAGE OR LOAN | How many years do your mortgages or loans on this property have left to run? |
| HO015_ | AMOUNT STILL TO PAY ON MORTGAGE OR LOAN | How much do you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] still have to pay on your mortgages or loans, excluding interest? |
| HO017_ | REGULARLY REPAY MORTGAGE OR LOANS | Do you regularly repay your mortgages or loans? |
| HO018_ | PERIOD REPAY MORTGAGE OR LOAN | Thinking about your last repayment, what period did this cover? |
| HO019_ | OTHER PERIOD REPAY MORTGAGE OR LOAN | What other period do you mean? |
| HO020_ | AMOUNT REGULAR REPAY MORTGAGE OR LOAN | How much are the regular repayments for all mortgages and loans outstanding on this property? |
| HO022_ | BEHIND WITH REPAY MORTGAGE OR LOAN | In the last twelve months, have you ever found yourself more than two months behind with these repayments? |
| HO023_ | SUBLET OR LET PARTS OF ACCOMMODATION | Do you [let/sublet] parts of this accommodation? |
| HO024_ | VALUE OF PROPERTY | In your opinion, how much would you receive if you sold your property today? |
| HO026_ | OWN OTHER REAL ESTATE | Not including special time-sharing arrangements, do you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] own secondary homes, holiday homes, other real estate, land or forestry? |
| HO027_ | VALUE OF OTHER REAL ESTATE | In your opinion, how much would this property be worth now if you sold it? |
| HO029_ | RECEIVED INCOME OR RENT OF OTHER REAL ESTATE | Did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive any income or rent from these properties in 2003? |
| HO030_ | AMOUNT INCOME OR RENT OF OTHER REAL ESTATE LAST YEAR | How much income or rent did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive from these properties during 2003, before taxes? |
| HO032_ | NUMBER OF ROOMS IN ACCOMMODATION | Now a few questions about your household's accommodation. How many rooms do you have for your household members' personal use, including bedrooms but excluding kitchen, bathrooms, and hallways [and any rooms you may let or sublet]? |
| HO033_ | SPECIAL FEATURES IN ACCOMMODATION | Does your home have special features that assist persons who have physical impairments or health problems? |
| HO034_ | YEARS IN ACCOMMODATION | How many years have you been living in your present accommodation? |
| HO035_ | YEARS IN COMMUNITY | And approximately how many years have you been living in your present town? |
| HO036_ | TYPE OF BUILDING | What type of building does your household live in? |
| HO042_ | NUMBER OF FLOORS OF BUILDING | Including the ground floor, how many floors does the building your household lives in have? |
| HO043_ | NUMBER OF STEPS TO ENTRANCE | How many steps have to be climbed (up or down) to get to the main entrance of your flat? |
| HO037_ | AREA WHERE YOU LIVE | Please look at card 30.How would you describe the area where you live? |
| HO038_ | SPEND REGULARLY TIME IN OTHER RESIDENCE | Apart from vacations or brief visits, do you regularly spend part of the year in another residence? |
| HO039_ | LOCATION OF OTHER RESIDENCE | Where is this residence located? |
| HO040_ | COUNTRY OF ACCOMMODATION | In which country is the residence located? |
| HH001_ | OTHER CONTRIBUTOR TO HOUSEHOLD INCOME | Although we may have asked you [or other members of your household] some of the details earlier, it is important for us to understand your household's situation correctly. In the last year, that is in 2003, was there any household member who contributed to your household income and who is not part of this interview? |
| HH002_ | TOTAL INCOME OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS | Can you give us the approximate total amount of income received in 2003 by other household members before any taxes or contributions? |
| HH010_ | INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES | Some households receive payments such as housing allowances, child benefits, poverty relief etc. Has your household or anyone in your household received any such payments in 2003? |
| HH011_ | ADDITIONAL INCOME RECEIVED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS IN LAST YEAR | Please give us the approximate total amount of income from these benefits that you received as a household in 2003, before any taxes and contributions. |
| CO002_ | AMOUNT SPENT ON FOOD AT HOME | Thinking about the last 12 months: about how much did your household spend in a typical month on food to be consumed at home? |
| CO003_ | AMOUNT SPENT ON FOOD OUTSIDE THE HOME | Please look at card 31.Still thinking about the last 12 months: about how much did your household spend in a typical month on food to be consumed outside home? |
| CO004_ | AMOUNT SPENT ON TELEPHONES IN LAST MONTH | Again, in the last 12 months: about how much was your household's expenditure on telephone calls and charges in a typical month? |
| CO005_ | AMOUNT SPENT ON ALL GOODS AND SERVICES IN LAST MONTH | Thinking about the last 12 months: about how much did your household spend in a typical month on all goods and services, including groceries, eating out, telephone and everything else? |
| CO007_ | IS HOUSEHOLD ABLE TO MAKE ENDS MEET | Thinking of your household's total monthly income, how wasily your household is able to make ends meet |
| CO008_ | SITUATION IMPROVEMENT THINKING BACK ONE YEAR | Thinking back to one year ago, how much has your household's financial situation improved today |
| AS002_ | HAS ANY SAVINGS OR INVESTMENTS | which, if any, of these savings and investments do you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have? |
| AS003_ | AMOUNT BANK ACCOUN | About how much did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have in bank accounts, transaction accounts or saving accounts at the end of 2003? |
| AS005_ | INTEREST FROM BANK ACCOUNTS | About how much interest income did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive from such accounts in 2003? |
| AS007_ | AMOUNT IN GOVERNMENT BONDS | About how much did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have in government or corporate bonds? |
| AS009_ | INTEREST FROM GOVERNMENT BONDS | About how much interest income did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive from the se bonds in 2003? |
| AS011_ | AMOUNT IN STOCKS | About how much did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have in stocks or shares (listed or unlisted on stock market) at the end of 2003? |
| AS015_ | DIVIDEND FROM STOCKS | About how much dividend income did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] receive from these stocks in 2003? |
| AS017_ | AMOUNT IN MUTUAL FUNDS | About how much did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have in mutual funds or managed investment accounts at the end of 2003? |
| AS019_ | MUTUAL FUNDS MOSTLY STOCKS OR BONDS | Are these mutual funds and managed investment accounts mostly stocks or mostly bonds? |
| AS058_ | INTEREST OR DIVIDEND ON MUTUAL FUNDS | About how much interest or dividend income did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] earn with mutual funds or managed investment accounts in 2003? |
| AS020_ | WHO HAS INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS | Who has individual retirements accounts? You[, your] [husband/wife/partner] [or] [both]? |
| AS021_ | AMOUNT INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS | How much did you have in individual retirement accounts at the end of 2003? |
| AS023_ | INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS MOSTLY IN STOCKS OR BONDS | Are these individual retirement accounts mostly in stocks or mostly in bonds? |
| AS024_ | PARTNER AMOUNT INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS | How much did [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have in individual retirement accounts at the end of 2003? |
| AS026_ | PARTNER INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS MOSTLY IN STOCKS OR BONDS | Are these individual retirement accounts mostly in stocks or mostly in bonds? |
| AS027_ | AMOUNT CONTRACTUAL SAVING | Apart from anything you have already told me, about how much did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] have in contractual saving for housing at the end of 2003? |
| AS029_ | LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES TERM OR WHOLE LIFE | Are your life insurance policies term policies, whole life policies, or both of these? |
| AS030_ | FACE VALUE LIFE POLICIES | What is the face value of the whole life policies owned by you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner]? |
| AS032_ | AMOUNT DEPENDENTS GET FROM LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES | About how much will your dependents or other beneficiaries get from [your term policies/your whole life policies] when you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] die? |
| AS034_ | PAID ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES | About how much did you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] pay on [your term policies/your whole life policies] in 2003? |
| AS040_ | HOW OFTEN SPEND TIME ON MANAGING SAVINGS | Managing your savings requires some time. Please look at card 33. How often do you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] spend some time finding out how your financial assets are performing and looking for possible new investment opportunities? |
| AS041_ | OWN FIRM COMPANY BUSINESS | Do you [or] [your] [husband/wife/partner] own a firm, company, or business? |
| AS042_ | AMOUNT SELLING FIRM | If you sold this firm, company or business and then paid off any debts on it, about how much money would be left? |