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SSRC BUCKINGHAMSHIRE CHILD SURVEY FOLLOW-UP STUDY
REF: HR 4593/1
INSTRUCTIONS ON DATA STORAGE AND D)CUMENTATION
P. Rosa Research Asslstant to Dr. S. Mltchell.
THE TAPE·
The enclosed tape contalns the data for the above proJect, and lncludes both the orlglnal 1961 Chlldhood data (parental and teacher questlonnalres) and the present follow-up data FOR THOSE WHO RESPONDED to the follow-up study. ( Just over 1000 cases).
Tne tape contalns three hIes
1 ) BUCKMALE.DAT,2 169 blocks 28th May 80
data for all male respondents.
2) BUCKFEM.DAT,2 166 blocks 28th May 80
data for all female respondents.
3) SSRC.DAT,10 10 blocks 28th May 80
SPSS control cards lncludlng value labels for the data flIes. The contrml cards are ln common to both male and female data flIes.
Technlcal speClflcatlons of tape
VAX 11/780 ASCII Block Slze Denslty
9 Track
= 2048 = 1600
FlIes copled from Dlsk wlth no Ilne numbers or page marks.
I
UK Data Archive Study Number 1464: Buckinghamshire Child Survey, 1961 and 1978
The DATA
Each Ch1ld surveyed 1n 1961 drawn from the 9 and 1u year old cohorts and who returned a completed quest1onna1re 1n 1978-9 (follow up) 1S 1ncluded 1n the data f1les.
Each person or case cons1sts of ix e1ght cards of 80 columns.
2.
CARD1 Card2 CARD3
Var1ables from the teacher's que~t1onna1re 1961 (Code sheet 1)
2 and 3 cons1st of var1ables from :he parental quest1onna1re f1lled 1n 1n 1961. (See Code sheet 2)
CARDS 4 to 8 Refer to the present follow up study. (Code sheet 3). Var1able names on the SPSS control f1le (SSRC.DAT) are the same as those llsted 1n the code sheet.
Value labels for the most 1mportant varlables are conta1ned 1n the SPSS control f1le. Thelabels however are only a rough gU1de, as there 1S a llm1tat1on of length emposed by SPSS. The code sheet conta1ns the only totally accurate llst1ng of labels.
CODE SHEETS
SHEET 1 SHEET 2 SHEET 3
Teachers 1961 Parents 1961 Follow- up 1978-9 ( w1th appenilces for lengthy var1ables)
3.
Notes on system of grad1ng occupat1ons
In the or1g1nal 1961 parental quest1onna1re the parents were asked to glve deta1ls of the father's occupat,on. The occupat1ons were x then graded accord1ng to the Hall Jones grad1ng of occupat1ons (P app. 1.) Hall Jones
The var1able name for father's Job on card 2 1S IDJSJOB.
In the present follow-up survey the Hall Jones system was preserved.
MiKR Self reported occupat1ons for males were graded accord1ng to th1S system 1n the follow1ng fash10n
a) SCLASI8J b) SCLASLST c) SCLASHG d) SCLASLG
grade at f1rst Job grade of latest or last Job ~XE H1ghest grade obta1ned 1n any Job
Lowest grade obta1ned 1n any Job.
All these var1ables are to be found on CARD 5. The code sheet for grad1ng 1S 1dent1cal to t~at used for the fathers 1n 1961 (P. app. 1)
We felt however, that although the Hall Jones gave us a standard method of grad1ng occupat1ons, 1t was not deta1led enough, and d1d not encompass female occupat,ons. Ne therefore dev1sed our own system based partly on the Hall Jones Wh1Ch 1S far more descr1pt1ve and less or1entated towards grad1ng for soc1al classes. The Ilst1ng of occupat1ons cab be found 1n "Type of Jobs" - P.ppend1x 1.
Each ~XxXR occupat1on occup1es three c 'lumns. T~e f1rst column (0 to * 5) glves the most general d,v1s,on.
0 1 2 3 4 5
= = = = = =
Hlgh status non - manual owners and managers H1gh to medlum grades of profess1onal ~on-manual
Sk1lled serV1ce and manual occupat1ons 2 ront1nued.
Sem1 sk1lled and unsk1lled manual and nOn manual. Serv1ces/Armed forces.
The The
second column 1S subd1v1s1ons of each of the ma1n types Ilsted above. th1rd column 1S a spec1f1c Job type w1tn1n each subd,v,s,on.
11--> 5~..., afp ~ to l.,.".tJ..". ~
Three var1ables use the above cod1ng
1) JOBITYP 2) LATJ'l'YP 3) JOBTYPSP
type of f1rst Job type of latest Or last type of Job of spOuse
Job '} G-/'rIVD!..f (CARD 5) 3
REDUNDANT OR POOR VARIABLES
1) CON ( CARD1 ) 2) POSTDIS (Card 6)
These two uarlables should be totally dlsregarded.
ADDITIO~AL NOTES
TOTAL OFFENCES
TOTOFF end of card 8
4.
Includes all offences commltted by a person, lncludlng drlvlng and mlnor offences. To obtaln only serlOUS lndlcatble offences a new varlable must be created WhlCh subtracts MOTMINOR,MISCMINOR,POLITIC from total offences. Posslbly also MI MOTSER. (card 8)
NOROAD,NOHOME,NOWORK ( card 7) are x deduced number of road,home or work accldents ( sport accldents counted as home). Where an accldent occurred but could not be allocated lnto any of these speclfilc categorles, lt was coded as 9 for all three. To obtaln the true nu~ber of accldents there are two posslble methods
AND 1) IF (NOROAD ~ 9 iQl[ NOHOME ~ 9 AND NO.WRK ~ 9 ) ACC=1
IF (~OROAD NE 9 AND NOHO~ ~E 9 ~ND NOWORK ~ 9)ACC=NOROAD+ NOHOME+NOWORK
or (More :-elalble)
Compute ACC= CFRACT+CBURNS+CPOIS! ( There lS no need to speclfy hospltal fractures, burns
and pOlsonlngs as they KXe usually requlred after care cllnlCS )
Hospltal admlsslons and complalnts lncludes normal Chlldblrth ln women. The number of normal Chlld blrths In hospltal (HNORMCH must be subtracted from TOTCO~ and TOTADM to obtaln admlsslons In hospltal for slckness.
Col. 110.
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c.ucs tJ.otl an-, Code Content
I/fI'- '" ~ Me ~r,-a1 111) , bt d~l": t.
Ser~al Ho. 2nd d:l~:lt.
Se rl:.~.d2.. 3rd '.i)!')-' t~
Ser1al NQ, 4th Lg:l t,
.§.2.:Q;.1 l~o. 'ith dlC,:'..t.
" Cer'l. Ide~hfH'a t c'~'.' -",
Sex of!Ch~ld.
/ Male'.
/ FElDlel<? •
lru:;tl."'Uc'!; j ':ll'. 'll".is t"an ba as{.erta~ned ~J comparJ..lg tt,,, f"~~'tJ.:.:.ce flgurc' of tl.a Senal liD. >/2.th j_ 11S'; "",ov:ld.::d.
o Ir....-adt $c1:0"l)1
1 Junlc,;, Schovl
2 Prhle.ry School
5 clirllcal
6 Co~prehens~ve
8 SpccLsl School (day)
I
S.(: dO I..:F-Y ~
$~
OK
5
~~e3tlol a~J Code Content
o. J fill- ___ ----rJflr'I~ (A1
(S,%) (A2
10 .4.3
11 B2
sell. YJL ,~
'..J I.
_~ llot recorded. o flat mJ.ssed "lO_"'C thdP lr 525S10"1': (Gee .fot • .: 1 belo.I'. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1.
rll.s .... ea 5 - '10 se.:::>31"r~;~.
" 11 - 20 " " 21 - :;0 " " 31 - 40 " " 41 - 50 " " 51 - 60 " " 61 70 " " More thrill 70 seSS1Ons.
3cl-}ool atteIll::'3.PC{~ ..L3 CQ.IC111ated on a basl.E: of tHO p0sGJ.ole atte'1'-1.:l"'lces (se:3.:ao:1s) ~),,::r 11::)' l.e. mOln1.nt; a..'1d 1.fter:::')on, - t.h::..t 15, lP. Ol1~
school \--'eel~ the 1I1aAl """]Url 'ttendance !,osslole lS
~o seSSlons.
2. 30fle c'l1.1dren may r.o+ h ~ve h:ld F.l full term 3."... the 8("11001 ,' .. lere i..'12 fOri'l "Clt> CO~1_)1 .... ted. r\ciJustrrtent ShO'lld be L1:tde 1!1 the3e cases [1.1": scores. tra.. .... ::;formed O>.i.tc ::l. ful1.. tC:'rl b;:J.s' ~~ ThlS, 01 cour~e, .Ln\-oi .. e3 tlle aS2.l....,~J''(.L}n t!1~:'
abse~cc lS albtI1.0~ted eV0nJJ ~~r0~s~olt t.~e
o 1 2
3 4 5
6
7
8
9
terM ,JL11.C' .... 13 ratr,cr UOJbt:ul. -. 1."J.str leTlt ":)hou'.d .2.1::0 be tlade 1.'" C:lses H:::2re t'1c r,c1..==tl posbJ.ble a"(..t"'Ilda'l1("e~ 1 .... 3 ob' l:lu-:>lJ l)e ..... i. 'VO!, ~L..o.
out :c~ ~ lon3er ~erJ.cr than one term.
Hone (a) (b)
(c) ( cl) (e)
(r)
underl~ne~ ~,nd 110 ~l.JsenC9S 10~orde-:.....
Genulr.e lllnes5 0: ctlld. I:i..mess of ~3.l. ant C'''' ot~e!' l-~r bzr of far.nly. ""\'\'-'\'I""~ ""_ .... _-
Pare!1taJ ~Ollr::.<J.J ta'..cen durL ~'; 3c'1oo1 te:::-:: .... L - _'\_1
Pf'rl.od.:.c VJ.S1:3 to 'los)l.t3.1. c::;'l.nlc,,o.L. -'-Trua'ltlIlg (ab-5eL~c,:) ,nthout ::..::.rE.n~.::!.l perrll.C'slor...: • Odd days and half days off ~O~ 110 ~ood
reason but ap=-,?r3"1tly 'l'l"C'1 _-'i.l;_:ort ::I.!.lci
knoHlec1r;e of p3.rent::;. T\.,ro Or 'iOlf-' re3.son c:;, one ('If .. l'cn l6
ch11d's ~lln~ss. Two or more reaso"'s, none of w''1lCn lS
ch11d's 11lness. No reasons w1Qerll~ed tno~Gh &~sences are reco,..ded.
Instruc~. rllh1.s J.S to O~ t-ltcen a:. t.:H~ chJ.ld 1'3 a;;e ~ ol.rthd~y. S.S. If the flee lS ;;lve'!. ao 7 y~~"s 11 nonths J.t "l.11 te ~,hO',r! .3.5 7 year;:,. If, l.n any C"':J.se, t~e ll'lfcr~ ltl.C:r l0 not a~I~~ll2..~l:
on -:1'!.3 :or1:!...t c"!."1::Je O.):'~2._1~' ~rcl u'...l.:!. :!,~~C):-J.3_
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14
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No •
B2
B4
B4
B4
4 9
o 1 2 3
4 9
0 1 2 3 4
9
(a)
0 1 2 3 4
5 6 9
o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
9 yer;.J.s. 11~ years.
Not .'ecorded (c.'ceT,t for c3.~c" covered oy S). Top 25,; 0 f grou?:-1 hcldlc 50;:\ of E;:"ouP. Cojed .!] \ld::"e but I-J'Ge V.:tL'J L1tlon I'll th SUhJcct rcntJ.o:1cd. (cvE>r.::.l1'nch). Bottom 255'5 vf ur o .... p. Teacl::'lng on an 2.ll\.l.lVlc.t..l'J.I bC!.::J..s therefcl~€,
plac1ng 1mposslblc.
No stre.:trn~n.::.
!.")ar8.:Llel scrcd""ll1G. der.J.t stream1ng. Stre:::J.m:ns bas(,:;j 0;' mor:th 01 81.l'th. ~~o .-;trc~ ... mln.s ~n g~11e!'"al uU"L specl.3.1 )-~~t.1ea~a.l
cl-~ss f..Jr r.u ~{erl "1;:;e g.!'oup& No l.r..ior r l8tl.On ~l.VPll.
PL \C~ Of· CY1ILD' ~ CL.SS C: :7 ~7-=J }') :: 'I~~
SC;'CYJL 1:' .. J.. C ')Cla~12..~=.Q;·_~ .:la
!Io 1'181'1 L. st!'eal1l~:;.
Cln::"d :.n to:? b:'rc:r of tuo strE::aGl year-. Cin.Id ~n to~ stre3."'i 0: t:u-~e c: mo .. e st1'e'1.ms. Ch' Id 1.n lO'Jcr of 'C~/0 S~rear.i.3.
Chl.ld In IO",est of three or """'1o!"'.1 str3EtI. .... s (~{~ludl.n3 re~~J1.~l ~la3s). Ch,ld 1n M1ddle strec~(s). Ch~l~ In re~e~l:l l:ass. Ne. ~rl Zorma t1.011.
Not "Jer1.t strea"71:-d. Onc 3t;:'e3.trI only. r_f\Io C"l..-rpams. l'hree streaJT,s. Four streams. F 1." e streans. 3r: b t.reams. 3eve l l streams. ~~ght streams or ~l1ore.
No 1nforrla hon
1
Col. No.
16
18
19
RHrO~e,IL
«. t '" 1) QJ t) 'i
20
I~ues.
No.
B5 (a)
B5 (~)
Qucst~C!1 aad Code Gontc!lt.
o Not ,erarded. 1 Gcr.cral atta~n~ent toove ave~~r~ for asc
and type of school. 2 General att~ln~cn~ averQ~e for age 3nd
type of school. 3 Gcnf"'ral uttalnncnt belo'l aVc!"3."le for age
and t:noe of school.
R'''.DIN3 " EJL ;:TY.
0 Not record"d. 1 Read1.ng abl.ll. ty above avera("'f"' lor a.ze. 2 Readln;;; ablhty :J.v.:::rage f\lr aze. 3 Readl.!lg ablhty belcli aVGrRr''' for age_ 4 Has :lOT, yet learned 1..0 re~d.
IW.l.'SL~IGaICZ TE3T ~~3LiLTS.
raJ-.d avcra~G \ihere more thar> one test result 8ho''11.
o Not teoted 1 Scor~ - 79. 2 80 - 89. 3 90 - 99. 4 100 - 109. 5 110 - 119. 6 120 - 129. 7 130 - ~39. 8 1~O - 149. 9 150 -
Use most rece:-.. t ~est ~t-'sult shQ,m.
0 Not tested ., Score - 79. , 2 " 80 - 89. ~ 9S - 99. -' 4 " 100 - 109. 5 " 110 - 119. 6 " 120 - 129. 7 " 130 - 139. 8 " 140 - 149. 9 " 150 -
BZlL\vIOUR XlD HEALT1I ?ROBL'1 'S.
(a) 'ver" restless, can't slt stlll for a moment.
o 1 2
Not IL'ldGrllned. UndcdJ.nel. ?artlnlly LL'1.ic'!"lJ.r..ea or W1c.erlJncd 'nt:l rc.servatl.ons.
Col. 1'0.
21
22
23
2'
25
2~
27
29
~ues. No.
C1
S"Pcrl ~,ff
'STE f\LS
SU('K5
(b) Crles more them nvS"C ~'n l<'r"n.
o 1 2
Not under hned. Under11ned. Partla11y undel~lned or underll~ed wlch reservat1.011G.
(c) Hns a sta',ner.
o 1 2
Hot underJ1ned. Undprllned. ?art1.ally undcrl1.ned. or unc.erl1.ncd I.<n th reservatl.ons.
(d) !hs other S'leec/\ d1 ~f1cu1ty.
o 1 2
){et underllncd. Unde~hned.
Part~ ally . .mderllned or llnc' erllnerl "~ tl, reservatlO'1s.
(e) Often tells 11e8.
o 1 2
Not unaerl1ned. Under I, ned. Pnrtlallj underllned or underllned nth reservatl.ons.
<f) Jb.s s;"olen thl.l1gs 01"1 011e or more vc' <.:L~ __ Oll~.
o 1 2
Not underl1.ned. Urrderllned. I'artlally under 11ned or ur,aer 11ned ,nth r~servat1.0ns.
(g) Is very ens1ly ... r1,htcned.
o 1 2
Hot underl1ned. Underl1ned. Underl1ned pnrt1ally or unde::-I1ned '11 t'1 reservat1.ons.
o Not underl1ned. 1 2
Underhne rl •
Parhally Wlcerllned or underhned "lth reservatl.ons.
CJ.) SucLs thlH1b or hpger.
o 1 2
Not under 11ned. Under11ned. Undcrhned p=1-1al1y or >l1th reservatlons.
(J) Ver:r 1rnt"bl~easlly becomes c):'o,% or ~noy€d.
o 1 2
Not underl1neJ. Underh~ed.
Part1a1lJ ll..yler11ned or underlor:cd '41i h
Col. No.
31
32
33
. A
,<ues No.
C1
wE T5
,~ucst~on ar:d Code GO!ltcn t
(k) Has h'd onc or ~orc te-,cr t"qtru 13 ~t ~-f(f;-llnp' ~ le ~C 1001 yec..r.
o Not underll.ncd. 1 Ur;.derl1ned. 2 Part1ally underl1ne~ or '-'nderl1ned >11th
rese::-'ia "t~ons.
(1) Is uneo-ooer~t1ve 1r. elo~s.
o 1 2
Not underl1ne,'. Underl1ned. Partl.ally underlH3d or ul!'lcrl1n~d . ..]l.th reser'·:ltlO11.O:;.
(m) Very shY..J.....i1nds .:- t ad T' "'111, to rn' x w1th other eJuloren.
o Not u:lderL1ned. 1 2
Unc:erl1ned. Part1ally Wlderl1ned or un:lerbned .nth re ser\Tc.ltl.::ms.
(n) HaG ... et .)r so .... loQ self Ri Bche,cl d ... rl.nq the 13.~t Yr:..aJ'.
o 1 2
Not 'lllderJ 1ned. Underl1ned. PartJ..c:1lly W1dc.rllHcd or unc.erlJ..ned 'T1.th reservatl.ons.
(0) Has not1eeaol~ t "teh ot f~ce or bodY .
o 1 2
Not underiwecl. Underl "'led. Part1ally unde:-lli1ec'. or un~er:'..l::ed "lth rese:::-vatj.ons.
35 (p) \Iornes "ore than .:>ther sh11dren
37
o Not unde~llned. 1 Underll.ned.
W D 0 fL \ tS 2 Part1211y lmuerll.ned or underll.ned ./1 th reservatl.OIlS.
(q) AggreSS1'le to' '.rds other ch11dnm.
o 1 2
Not underll.ned. Under hned. Part1ally und£~llned C~ undcrl1n~~ w1th reservatl.ons.
(r) Very 1u1et or ',11 thdre.,m.
o 1 2
Not underll.ned. Und(>rhned. Underl.lned ~art1.dlly Cl" 'I] th reservatl.ons.
to
Col. No.
39
41/+2
41
42
4:;,
Que:; No.
C1
fE Pr R.sCI"r
G1
'fDl~~V
C2
M fPrCO (s
(a.) ycry mcody - on '>,,") 0: he '/orlrl one TlIl'1ute, !la In t,,('- l'1'2'\."'C.
o 1 2
Not underllned. Underllned. Part18.lly under=-lnc 1 or tUlderllned ,Ilt'l reservat1.ons.
(t) Not lntorested ~" school \lor'-.
o 1
Not tL'1derllned. Tjnderllned. Partlally underllned or und~.cllned wHh reserv.:..tl0ns.
(u) 'Qo.s on one or rnc~e aCC::::'Slon-:; durl.ng tL~ s s .... hool year sl {~/>"1 fe=,~ o:~ C' '001 - -c.n' t 1 S, tea,re on .::.rrl. .. r:ll or re:'u':1.1 1..0 Cr)'1lG: lnto
the b,nldl'1"j.
o Not underllned. 1 Under1 1 ned. 2 Partlally underllned or lUllerllned ,'1 tn
reservatlons.
TO':'AL I,J. 01 IT::: ~ U-:-j'::J::~"rtTJrT-=J IN C" Count eacrJ lteT'1 lm ....... erllned or \"''1.!'''tle.llv w1C1erl1.ncd as 1. .0.(1. ------
Total ':"core ( tens) ---
0 0 1 1 2 2
Tobl Score (unl t S)
0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9
H:;;;lIC~L :n,3.\3ILI?'1 Oq C-:<CL'I: ILU.~33. ,
(use only for Uh.rS1C'l1 5)7pt0'11S. ")SYCholoS1C3.1 problems If mentl0nea snould be coacd tL,der the "Other COT'1Il'ents" headll1S Cols. ~4 - 47).
o
1 2
3 4 Ii
No physlcal dlsab111ty/chronlc lllnesG mentloned. PhYSlcal conaltlOr. Physlcal condl bon partlclp::ttlon.
affectlns school part1cl~atlOG~ not o..f:ect:'Ij5 sC.1oo1
Teacher ~~~~ sor3 physls~l ?roblem.
Col.
45
46
47
48
~ucs.
No.
D
~uectlcn and Code Con~cn~
(a) Psycnlatr1c urohlcms!oe'1-wlour.
o None mentl0ned. 1
2
Chlld rece~vl.nb tre2\:.p'nnt fo!' psychl2trlc . - ,) probleMs.j I ..... "'I...II....M. ~'-'- ....... ~ L- 'C'<t-'v;"rr~ ,.~\t
?roblems affect~n.=; school pa.r"C1Cl.p3t1on but no treatment.
3 Ml'1vr problems of Deh":l1our 1n school. 4 Prob18ms re?orted by 7~0'1t5 but not
apparent 1n 3chool. 5 6
(b) Juvenl1c dellfi~S!.
o 1
2 3
No l1entl0n. I;cnt_oued (l.e. pol1ce enqU1l'les. court proceedlngs) • Del) nqJ.ent bch .... vl.our l.n school (!l0 (,O!...T't. :':;':1S''Jr.:1.x:( ~
C;'~VYr(·~I~1-... .c,.~".Il""i\·t.{.I\":~\-)V' .. \-- ........ '"Y- L~ \1 ....... ( ..... _:: , ~-"'-.:..:j
o No men.l0n. 1 llarkad l.ntel'ectual ~r0clem3 e,ryerlenc_d
In class-rool, (Gener;"l). -2 Spec 1. f~ "l1arked proolems - r.33.dl.~lg/\lrl. tlns. 3 3';.)eCL:l.C Innrked :)ronlams - otn""r J
4 J llnor "robleO's. 5 Ib..rkcd Varl:l.tl.On l.n perform:JlC"e. 6 "UJldc ... aCf1l.eVe"
7 Gl...tstmc11ngly bood/a.FprOVl.ng .... ~'5!"1.::_ .. ks. 8 9
o No r.tentl.on. 1 Approvlng rem=..rks abou t chlld (HOT fa ~11J")
e.g. l'co-o:?erxllve:1', {'pleasant i''llll1fi'r'', etc. 2 Menclon of adverse c~ar~cterl3tlcs (c.g.
"suJJcy", "CGlceJ.":ec", etc. ) IMm"'ltllre - J..,'=Ick~ oe1: rell"lllce. 4
FAI1ILY 3I'I'U\TION.
o 1 2 ? 4
5 6
7 8
No lnfor:natl0n Or" !'normal" f3. nl1y. 5wgle pd.rent r"'lllly (f3.th~r only). 31ne1e parent flffi~11 (motner only). Ste)J-parent ment;loned "" In hOU5Ch~ld. Chl1d 11vlng ''11th fost€..r ;>arE:TLb \lnclt..dll b relatJ.vt?s) - or had done so untll .ccce!'ltly .. Chl1d 111{111; 'nc!1. 3.do;n,ej :''l.rel1tG. G~11d In re51L2n~1"l1 In3~~Lu.~lO~ (l.e. Chl.ldren 1 s ,'0"3). \1 Ll./lng Hltll r';lr':."f1t. a'1d Cr3....Yl'1pqr~nt.
Col. ~!o.
49
50
51
52
53
'ue'3. No.
fA""y Itnt
o None me!'t~oncd. 1 FatIler deod.\ ,~ ... _(. ........ __ \ 11 ~ .. 'l-~ ..... ~ 2 Bot:1er ,jead. 3 Parcntc Ilvln~ a~art (l.e. dlvorced, 6eparated). 4 TCT'1pornry ab3CI'CC 0: fatner. 5 Temoorclry ab.:;ence of ma tner. 6 Dea.h of s~b11~~. 7 Death of :u."1othJ~ rel:ltlve (o2.g,. ,€;r.:l.o.'1dparent). 8 c" \' ) , k>....(..l >rv- (~....r-t.... r~~ !o:'.........0 '- vc.....
(c) F~ml1y hca~th.
0 1
2
3
4
5
No mcnt~cn. Bother has phy J2cal probllol'l cO' llllleo5 affect1nc 2.ctJVltce~ (e~t,bl~sh€C). ~lothcr thou:;lJ.t by teacter to :ouf ~er ,from some lack of lle3.1t~ (e.~. ,13, Ol.t .::t.n8.CillC ' ..
Mot~9r has psy'n13trlc ~roole~ (~st8hllshe~) b .. c. "11' St. JotL,'s last JCA.r"). Bother tho..lf,ht by teacher to ;"",vc SOf'l(,> 511gh i:, I.,3ych l<ltr.Le ~robl(>" (e .. g. Itvery nn ..... 1.ou~1I or"ne'!..!r")tlc") .. Fattter hos est2~')113:.ed 9rys~ca2. prublcr,j or lll~ess affectlns aC~ltl~~e~~
6 7
Teacher doub\..s 3baut :athe'" s p~ysJ.cal f~ t:,(>--,'.>~
Father establ1S"e:i ::>SjCnl '1~rlC ::>rob1.eI1. 8 9
o 1 2 3 4 '5
Teacher doubt .. abo'u+ f~tl"2!,1 5 ,...,.enJ .... ~l -;i at.e. IIJnes'3/d::!..saulll"'C~1 of sl~ll~; or croPI' Ple;-... .:) ..... r of householi (e.c. ~~andrar~nr) SJ1flCl~nt ~~ aflec~ fa7L~ly 31"'Cu~rlO~.
No ':ientl.on H.:>ntl.oned as le:l.dl.ng to h9.r~l ...... hlp fo:::: c rnlf1 .. Just f'lent l'JneU (1.2. no eV::: Iua tlOTJ.). Seen as Cl boC"i tlnng.
o No ~Qntl.on or Just desc~~~tlon. 1 Father uno-ale: to "ork (slcl{, etc.). 2 Father \1l'18'oployed (otter I eaGons). 3 i'::;', 1-(H c...... I.....l. I'·ISO .....
(r) FaM1ly Inco~e.
o No ment10n. l'f..!1:-1.0n of hlGn level of c3.cerl.:l1 pr("\G~erlJ_y. Prl.ftlary poverty (1. e. not enOU31. Money for farrnly) • iloney not \"ell s:9cnt In teac~1er 1 So VlCrI ..
\~
. •
I
i I
Col. No.
54
55
57
o No f'lent~on.
1 "Good ho:::te " (C;2Y'J.e!" ..:.1.). 2 "?oor home" Csenera'_). 3 '13. ter~al de?rr'", t~on/"cclec t. '1 I' TV._') ~ __ y ".l 1.., '"'-- l. ~._) (h) Home cond~t'ons (erG"~or'l).
• I' .",-\ LU 'C.J..... \
o 1 2
3 4 5 6
No f'lent1ol1. Cn~luren ne~lGct~d or ~11-usc1. T .... ~·., s:-JCC) fle chll:i ':-;1ronl .... ally 2epr1.ved (dncape-Goo;..o.tll, e-+;c.). Teacher pcrccll~~ ChIld ~s In moral d~~ger. IIGaod'1 (.1..P, "af f'ectlc,r.::..:'e ll , II\-larm") house. v~'>..L\'" J'
11\.;..,_l,\.":;><"~ ~l \J.. I . , ( " "v l ."'ll v" r -"--~ ~r-t\.-_ ... ~ ..... ~I rv::.. ... 'j ,
o Not r;1enb0nad. 1 OVer-EU"1. {J ou,:::; or ("'Iver-prot8c~l',e. 2 9UM1'1eelln~/Sl.rlct. 11 __ ,- ~'L '""'\ ,~,=" '-~ 3 Felt tJ bo over·a-b~t~ous f.)r the Cl-Jl '.d
(lIpushlngll the .:hlld). Par,-nts over pe:;''';1'l3S1.'i€' (ch] 2-d "Sf)Ollt", ctc.) ~ Parpnts la:1n .. ng :i..:l.S1.Cnt ln~c c~111d' G :Jroblc11S.
o 1 2 3 4 5
11 .,:,ens1. ble 11 ;>.J1 en t <:...
Parents "1nte.1 c~:>tec.1I 1n Chl) ~'s :: A~0f!ress. P~r8nts su]nort~~e of ~hlld. , "-"'~..(...")"') -!.,'--!~ ....... ..,;::; {'J • .J ......... \..
Parefita] attltude to 3c~ool.
'10 mer.t~on. ParE'nts r'·1::>ful/co-0per"t::.ve. P'1.ren ts UJ.l1.n t eresf;ed. Parents ho~tlle
Nahofi3.1~ty.
o 1 2 3 4
rIot ment1.oned. Father forel~n. llother forel on. Both parents fore1gD C,;el1eral) Fam~ly recently arr~ved ~n U.h.
'tt
f.9..h
PfI/!.f rJ1S 1'1 b ( coo,rJer 51-tEET
--' ---------------.., r
-'- -~-.""- ------------
C ~!.I 1
'2
(lf9 I~::) ti!'d 10 )"1 c-:-a. 31.,'£ on.J.v .,unche 1 :In CD_. 05 - ~ l"'re Al.rd ;J
c.u-i ,r)) 1 nave I B or /9 for ot .... m cc. .. rus)
SPS~ iA«. tI~",~
1
2 j
4 5
6
7
8-43
8 9
10 " 12
'3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
! 11
ID
y y.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9
10
'" 12 1, 1h
'5 16
1 2. ) 4
ro. :Jut. 9
r'.lrk~ n.s'~::."/ 1:..~ 510\" 'ylesnu.!"y ~"'er 1~:tm
5 y,:, 'frnn\~
6 .;,101.lgh
I. ~ton 8 3u2cJ.al 3cro~1 9 Clnld Gu .. dance
3er,1."J le J1.pts:;> an': 3 3chobl lde'1tlflc~t.on
8. ~3ex 3chool) " Card 1 9. xed Sex Sc~ool ) re::o';"'l'Z3::J:!.C b,
III or /9 "~re. O. Irffl!"t Senaol 1 JU'1:!.or 2. Pru".3..rY 3. All-ase 4. 5eco'1c.ary LLodern 5. l'ec'tn~cal
6. ':omp!'ena'1,slve 7. Gra.m.>lB.r/
L
.... gn 8. S:?ec:18_1 Se 1001 (Jay)
9 Spcc .... !.l .3chool (':1es.)
In e&cn ca3e ~lot underll.ned 1 .. mc:.erll."led
1. l~e.<U'~ gla.3!!es ahl9J!! c;.c.."s.s ALW 1. 1.
'. 1 1. , . 1. 1 1. 1. 1 1. 1
1. 1.
Hears glas,es soneh,lIes Go&." ~'.lo M banng eye '"I eatme"lt r£.y€ =a-raclte E ,A-c..Jltc I-f'c !aE.::'1.n; '1:..~f:l.cu1tJ ~IIIf\. 01,.F-.earl.p5 ,ne. t:" ""HP 3:l.o::k "'e~c.a.c"os t-t ,,.,OlllC.ttE'" 'l'ra .. ~l 51-:::'< "Tt.-","SIClo\. Gold8 l sore throat.!! lCl.'S ~ou,;:;h
Ov~r..:e"'6'lt Unde:,,~e1.;~t
Fal.ntl..:l~ ,..l].;"I.1y strun~ -lash ~~ec1.a1 ~l'J~r~
G.b ..,6--t-;!
1'or'AI foofrtl"'/ ,IfI."."rJrr-
1041, i "oJrI" ,;l~H
s f(GSV Pr
Col.
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 53 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43
44
45
46
47
48
.. /ue"JLJ :>'1
roJuffiber
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2j 26 2'1 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
36/40
41
42
1 1 ··1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
0-9
Conte!lL
Brace on teet'l &~I\(i" .3to. r1 ""er .T"'''' "'" I\.. 3:mc dL:iOrde:Huscle c'l.sorjer Heart Eczema Astr.rna TB Bronc:u'tlS St. V~tus Dance llenlnglhs ~he;rD:lne
S",astln ty FltS
Fever
&D .. "tS 1'\ liS t. j) ,s tI,,,LT EU"I"t IH rt1"" "t l~
.t.0" <itS 5T" 1',7"~
"" ~ .. "I.,. T 5" ""6-Il."''''~ sf" ~Ty ;::'"1"$
Of ".e~TfS ~ H i"'" ,. f. .,/ ,
,~",It.CL'
Rheu,pat,lC Harehp Glanrlular ",robl 01'15 (,.~I'I" 0 S Allerpes oA!.l E: rt.60Ic:.
~y other handlcap (l.e. l)~or~ r0"etl~lon) OTHf:rc
NU'l1ber of 1 terns lPlderh'1ed In healtn sect,lon.
Age :It \,!111.ch had fl.rst or VOlce bro~e (boos) Code as (i.ge -5) 1..e.
peno:! ("Hls)
6 11yrs. 8 o 1
o 1 2 3 4 5
13yrs. Not apphcable: No lnformatlon
Not "pphea ~le: No l.nror'11atl.on Worr1.ed Feels slck Palns Ofr school/bea
too young
~oo yOQ~~ or a boy
NB If More t.:l!:l"1 ,:,~e -:o::i n 2!:"Se 1. t.e::1 underllnea, COQe as ~:~~est n~r~er
h.e. If 46/3, 46/4, 46/5, code as 46/: 6 No trouble or worry
o 1
Yo r.ospltal aCullSSl.Ons Yes hospltal ad'l11SS10ns
Total ~o3'01.:al aar;llSSl.OnS Cat an? 95e)
o tlo ac.!TIl,5S1.0ns
1 2 3
1 adm1.S3l0n
2 adrnl sSJ..ons 3 aaJnlSSlOJ:S etc.
Col.
50
51
52
52
53 54 55
56 57 58
59 60 61
~)Uestlon
-":::lulT'b.or
42
42
PI DNO lDu~
42
~~'"'.6' tlD 42 \ . (l()~ 42 If (t£S 42
~D~ fit tIO 42 Ir Ollll 42
If ~~S 42
Pt 0 ..... / ( '" () 4? rr "V fL 42 If flE5 42
o 1 2 3 4 5 6
No ~dp13S1.0n5 l~c :.n:!':>:--:1,tlon To tal < 1, d:1.f s Total 1+-7 days Total 8-14 days Total 15-28 days 'rotal 7" 28 clays
CVt-\i>U flN
;"r In~3~non:"'J :roi bJrth - 1st :::nrtnclaJ
o 1 2
0 1 2 3 1,
5 6
"T1 l
0'1e ~JO
etc"
No ad""llSS10ns
Ifo Infor1atlon Total tl11e In To"'cal tl TTj2 In Total tlme In TOk.l tUle In rrotal t~r-:e In
A()r1 OlrJO
on r1u r .qt1.0l"}
1st ·~lear <.4 ""'-~ ..... -=-.1...., 1 st year 1..._7 days 1st ye:J.r 8_1 L_ G..:l) 3
1st year 15-28 d:J.ys 1st year "728 days
AcionSSlOn lr 1st year (contd.)
Rea son for adi"lsslon
o 1 2 3 4
5 6 7
8 9
~o ad .... :!..sslons (!~.~ .. ' N europ:;:/c'-1:La trlc AllerSl(' Ear, nose, :hro~t
CongenItal talfor~atlOl1S (!'e--{u:!.rl!13 correct21e surgerJ) Gastro-lntestlnal OrthopaeC1C ~c~tel::ne5ses (no 3ur~ery), :ev€r~, pneui'io!1l.a, etc. Other Hult:>.ple causes (together or separatel.fl
AdmlsSlons 1 - 4.99 yrs.
~lUmber of act-a 3S1ona - aee Col. 50 ~ratlo~ of ~jil5s1ons - see Col. ~1 Cause ef aa-lSSlons - sec Col. 52
Ad~lSSlons 5 - 10.99 yrs.
NUr.Ibel' of 3.C~J.;31ons - see Col. 50 Dura~lCr. of aa~lS~lOns - see Co). 51 Cause of a~~J3510ns - sce Col. 52
6dm153~ons 11 or More ye~rs
~{UJ11o:?-r 0: '9.""!~13S10ns - see Col. 50 ~rat'o~ of ~~711S31ons - see Col. ~1 Cal.ls~s 0: T1~' 3310'1'3 - see Col. 52
Col. "u'1b~r ---
62
44
64
84
66 86
86
5EXScB5
68 87
87
~'()'1tl)lt.
o Not ~n~llcablo (~.e. ncver In hospItal or st1.ll there)
1 ~dv~rse effects 2 3
ImprOleneIll, gooa effects General sto.te'TJcnts (1 .. e. "Glad to be J-,OIPC") or those dlfflcult to ~nterprct (e.g. I. hl.ntCJ to beco,1e a nurs~")
4 No chanse noted 5 C'l'J.nJ:c l'ye3 11 out not spcclfled
.?peclal 3cl1001~_11lss
o 11) 1 r"'por ted 1 Ch~~J gl4Jdence cllnlc 2 3pecch thp:c JPY 3 ?I-}YSIO t)-12rany, l'breat~l"1!:llf
11 root cIass 11
4 qe~ealal teacnlng 5 Sp~clal schQol
4 9
;,ex
1 2
9 years old 14 years ola
Boy 0111
number of ul,;)1:I1'jS/c~11dr£n In household T~{clu~ln~ L.h. hone)
o 1 2
8 ')
None One T-,/c e'tc. SIGht or more No InformatIon
3ex of 31blln9i!?.
o No slbllngs 1 All boys 2 Ul b'uls 3 i,lAed 9 No lnfcr~atlon
CI1l1d's father ahve?
o 1 2 3
010 l.nformatl.on Allve Je&.d Nent1.on of sepa.!"3.tlon, e'tc.
A~e d~ c~1'd's blrtn (3uo~r~ct chlld's ase fr0ru f~ther's)
0 No lnformatlon 1 Under 20 2 20-29 yrs. 3 )0-39 yrs. 4 40-'+9 yrs. l'b 5 50-]9 YTS.
Col.
70
71
72
73
74
75
U hit lG'l
·~u··mf!r
83
88
M f16-f S Ht
89
91
94
5tftf'S f5
Chl1d'" !")~Il'=l .. ..,t] 11 .... ll.\lpt")
o 1
-------No lnf:::.'rr~,-...tl'Jn
,-.. j ::1.:Je Dead
"3 vep,1..r.J.ted, etc.
f'ol,.he!"'t s ale t!t ch1.1itc, bJrth (sub1...rac'S Chlld'~ .:!.t';c from mvthe.L ts)
0 1 2 3 if
~
o 1
3 4 5 9
No l!liormat.lon Under 20 20-?9 yr3~ yJ-~9 yr 8 ..
4O- l 9 yrz. 50 0)" over
Only Cn~ld YOlmgec,"l Olaest Ihddle One of t 'lns Chl.ld In lnstltu~loPNo ~nfor'llat~on
husbtn:l' F 20b
o N/!.. or 1-1ot relevEU1t (thlS lnclu':1e3 fat~e:" c.ead and \,here 1{l.st...._~:lC1C.lt
~nfor1"'t~on) 1 3E Gp 1 (:!all-Jones) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
" " " " " "
"
" 2
" 3 " 4
" 5 " 6 ,
7 " 8
<.j Une,n,,10yed, dlSabl<2d, re nred
o 2 3 4
I10t ~.orklng
Empl Oj~J at. "OJ1"l8
Tenpor-3~y /CccaS10i.9.] Jark ?art t:.me 'tJor&
Full tl" e 'Jorl..: tUly ot~er
5 6 8 Mother dead or othc! Jlse no mot'1er
pre~ent
9 No l.nfo!'"na~lon
Separat~on Exnerlences
Elther p3.re21t '3.'/ay from. hOr.:Je for I~ore
than 1 'TIonth (l:1c:ud~nG '1ec.d)
0 Ne~ther p=en"l 1 i'atl-:ter 2 ~fother'
3 Both 4 Yes ~o :t.94 but ne~theI' cate.1ory
u ~~~r).1.!!ed
9 :-Jo ~nf0rmdtl0n f1
uestJ.0n
~
76 85, 37, 95
77 95
i r-J (. fi Il-f
78
o 1 ? j 4
5 6 7
Chld hv~n::; \'~~~ bot"'l. P"lre"lt:; 't,"lther + ch~l(V
" " " Father + I!
Bonbon )f ste~-p!ll ant GrnrdfJ~.ren+-s p .... OVl...I ... ng permanent ,or:le ::or (,nJ.Id Ch~ld l~v~"'S '·I:J.tJ.. o:l-ter rcl:1b.II'es G'1lold hn"ll;' ·,lot'1 ado.,1ted p.J.re"ts Cn~ld h Vl.np; ,~lo th lO"'ls-terr:\ fo-:;tcr ip.1 c'tts
8 Ou ld l:J.nn~ l.n chl.la.ren&' "'looe 9 name com;:-~s:J.tlon unclear
PrevJ.ou'5 .:>enlr'ltlon (e{cluo:ll.r.::: hCl'~;:ll+-al a.l. .... _ .... "'_O'l.o) :~ O~I n~cn,,3 or .};I,re'1i:::;Ubltl.tUtcs
Ca)
o
2
P~rlods soe~t In :J."stl.tutlonnl c~r8 (Incluj ... n~ ooardl.nB scnools)
!.fu.::re c'ulo aaopted 8.1: later a;;e (c g 3 yrs ) perlod of l.netl.tut:J.oral c~re l.6 a~sumed L'11ess further eVldcnc~ of &.lterratl'lc.
No'1.C noted One OCC&Slon ae te~?Olary arrangeoe'1t ...... I::n ch ... l(~ l.<lH.lel :5 years One OccaSIon l.:l'5t:J.'1G :It lC!o..::;t :5 :;,~rth3 ISta1'tlng \ hen chl.ld ...rder ::;; j~ru 5
3 3everal occaSlons start~ne ur0er 5 Jears o~ age
4 Te1porary arrange~ents, c':J.ld 5 Or older, l.ncluoln~ those !l~ tendlllg boardl.n.:; IScl-tools on t~rmly b:asu../ convalesce~t 'o~c
5 One OccaSl.on, nore t"an 0 nO"lt~3, chud 5 or oldE"r
6 Chl.ld l.n ~n5~:J.tut~on on s~verdl occaelons, all over 5 years 01 ~se
7 One occas~o~, t~irorary, ~ge u/~
8 One OccaSl.on. more t'la.D 6 r.iont",s, age u/k
9 3everal O:::CS.Sl.~'1S, startJ.ng age ':.lA
Perl.oda !n Fo~ter ~or.e(e)
tlB alere ch:J.ld "Ooved to pe!"'T\aIl(.,t root~
home, do not code ~ere. 3po~ Ln
col. 80
o None noted
2
3
One OCC3"110n as tempor3I! arra.'l,;ement when Chlld und~r 5 years One Occas~o, last:.!" S Elt le3.st 6 "'or t"'l, ~tarhn; ..... hen C,lld UI'QCr 5 Je:trs 3everal occaSl.O"lS startl.'5 ~nder 5 years of age
4 One OccaSl.cn, te~?orarJt c,lld 5 or 0: 5 One occasl.O, ::lore than 6 '::O..,t~:J, c"'l.l,
5 or oloer 6 C"l.ld ~-. ~ost<::r C<l.! t: on ':;;t:V'='lo!._
occasl.O~S 3.11 over 5 ~ear:J r: ,_ 7 One OCC:::I.!;_O'1, ter'l"Jorar/, :t[e ~/'
8 One OCCc:.5l01, ~'ore ;: 1'::1 6 ''It-;:, ..1.. .. :. \.,
9 '::evera1 OCCa3l.0n.3, L..l.rt:! .. nr; _ ~ u;\
79
80
:,u(' 1t~ ,.UlJib£>T
w J rH R.fLS
(c)
r~B IJhs-re ~hlld M0vcd t:""l perm '."..1'1 en t no'-w \.12th ~e.:i...atlves, do not eod8 her:;!. !:,,!:iol/ .in. (,01. 80 ~
o None noted 1 One occa31on as :empo~arJ arr~n;em£~~ 2 One Ot,caSlon la.s"cl"1£) -:a.t Je'1.st 6 ""iant~.:::,
ste..!"t1.~~ 'her! ("1,lld ll!ider 5 yc:!r,.:, 3 .""Jcve] 21 occaclons startln::; uJ1der 5 ye~r3
of age 4 One occaSlon, te"l~orary, C'nlJ d 5 or
older 5 One ace"'! -;lon "jarS' th3..."'1 6 l"]o~1...hs. erdIe.
5 er 01::'51'
6 C~lld' l~n rel~tlles on SevcrQl oeeaSlC~S all ovel 5 years of ase
7 Cne OCC~':'lon, te"""::;o:::-::::-y, 8.';2 ll/k.
8 Cnp O(:C9.510n, filDre t~a.n 6 months, age L..
9 Spve:-al CCC[lS] on::;, st:,.::-tln5 a::;e u/! .. :.
l~ove to ne\] ne:r"'"lne~ t ho.,...,e
ID E>.clude those ?.do,:n;ed or cared :or by SuL3~lt~te pare~ts (e.g. :oster or relatlves) '3..!1pd.rent\" fo!' 'r'nale 11fe o~ fro~ e~llest ~0~~t~ of ~l~e
o 1 2
3
None noted ,'ent to ~lve "Ient to hve ll'ore ~/ent to 11,e 5 yrs.
'.llLh ,nth
'11th
relc.. tJ .. ·.i03 lo1.::i.l:;'r :> y {' -:..... rela.tJv~s, a:;ed 5 or
foste:- parent.s l.nde:-
4 TT~ent to 11ve wlth :o.ster parcn~s, 3.ged 5 or more
5 Adopted l~ter 6 ?ermpJ1en!.lJ to l.n3"tl tutlon a32d und2r ./ 7 Permanently to ~nstltut1.un a~ed 5 or :O! 8 rteturn to parents .::.fter lo:!.g ?e!'~od \/:!. J~.-~
relat~ves/fo3ter "Oar ents (rlore ""C""Ia..11 2 Tor ch~;e of pe~ental custody
9 No per~enent home
_'l_U _,'_~I~'_' __
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" '-
, -I, , ,
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~U.-.5t:._'?."2 H )" "J~!,
-------------------------_._--1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
I.D.
I.D. ~
45
o ES TR 0"1>
47
48
TrLvTH
3E:fldl 1'0. 1:.-)t :>,r;lt
1\. Jl,.lcks. 2 D..lC>,::l '1"'-:~'l:''''' / .l..r s lO"1
;, 4 5 b
7 8 9
2
o 1
2
(1./] '? 'S :)1J.:':'
,\.Y~er'::l:1e:""
I1j:;~ l ... -co,:"''''' Sl ... ,u~'rt l~t ).1
SpecIal ::.-nool C;':..ld. S..l.LLb .. !lce
Card 3 ~r0t :......1.3 ''=!:'C'':.
.3eldQ"':. 01" ne-fer :;1J.r,:-::-se",-y ... -_st.!"':)'Y·~ thl::!S3 ~b0~t ~s ~e~:r~C:1Je 23 ~ost
c~:l~~e~ of ~'O 3~~O 2?~
3 qe~J ~e3:~~C~:V~
o
2 3
o 1 2 3
o 1 2 3
--:.ot ~lO:!1S,
~ l~tt:e ~:~3~_ of ~o~e 2:'l~3~S ~ot ~t ~~l ~:~~'d of ~~l~&ls
~o: ans',.,~red
Fas no :"'ear 0: -eet:ne; ~Ic:::r~)lf!
t, :lt~:e ~;"'3.}J 0r ,hJ 0: ""!e" =]~c::..o
Ger.8:-~:!.=-y :~3..r:':..r.l of u.~"!i3.:71111ar ::>80]2..l
11lg;-.-C
S8C~~ ~ ll~tle u~easy 11~ls5S a Q2r ll:lt 1S l~:~ O~ r-:.lS '10 ~c-.:. 0:- "Cr.-eo ct:lrk
fliT 2_'15 ,Ie~::-J.
:"'142.J3 ~':.J l~ t- .... \~ truti' .. es.-:ls an \),--C'"l"3:.,:,n~l fIb ~ell'5 QcJl",e~:te '..Jl:!'~" "13 lJltl"' O:~l!'"
Col.
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
/ (
~'u~'"":t 10'1
!.Ut"b,~r
Lr ~5{t'tDL
51
52
53
55
:)
1 2
c~, 1 ~ 'j I L
----------------10C: 'J'1~ ,£'rec.
L1 ~-C S GCb 00 1 v~)ry much Llkcs ,:3rnool 2bout as much as mo~t. d'llLLlcn
3 nlsl~k8s ~OlPG to Lc~col
o 1
3
o 1
2
l~ot ansHered clever takc~ anythlng that belong:- to SOrTJ('one else llas helped ~l~self lo ~o~eonc cl ~£'3 thlnss dt ]e~at once or t'\1C2 (]nclu.(bn~ t.1.~{lnG thlnbG bclon::;lfi;:; to other merlQe,.,,, of t~c ta'lly) nas stolen 1..rl1.ns~ on se" e!~al 0CCd.310!1....>
;!ot ansvlE:red VGry "J..l.!'lt?,olc, e3.s1ly becom2D cro'3~ or anno:red Occ2310nallJ o~corneo C10~S (for lnstance, 1: tlTed or provoked by oth~r Chllc.r en)
3 Very placld rJture, practlcally nev~r ge~5 cross or annoycj
o 1
2
3
o 1
2 3
o 1
2
Not dn<::;lf1ered
::i3.ther fussy about food, ,111] eat only certaln th~ngs Bas falrly ieflnlte fo~d ~rc:er2nce3 but yl111 e~t most fo')ds .., of' ':lJ'i;:::,":r .all eat ~e3.rj y anyt:::l:1g
Uot an sv:ered l!ot at 0.2.1 sry, rnxes free1.y \'~th ot""r chllcren A llttle shy \12th strange c'12:Ldren Very shy, bash:ul, fearful of otrsr c'11.1tll en
:lot an.3/ered Al .. /ays hungry, eat3 a great aeal both at rileal~ and as snacks b"!t\JE:cn meals. San1t sto~ hl~ ea~lng. 2ats about as much as otners 0: 3.:une 3.t;e
3 S~dll appetLte, l~cl~ned ~o P1C~ ~t food
56 0 Not ans~.Jered
1
3
57 0 1
CO"",, Pl..fl/ tJ 2
3
Very carefree, doesn't ,orry aoo~t D...'1ytfung Occas2onally "orrles (for l!1stance, about tests at sc~ool or lllness 1~ t1:.e fal1l11y) O:ften seems 'llorrJ.ed, \vOrrll?S abo1,lt many thlngs
Not "-'1sHered C0nplaln5 a.."10 whlnes a lot, hard to sabsfy Co~pla~ns aoout as much as ~ost cblldren of tbc same a~e :el:.tcrn or never COT'l)ldlnS 0!" VIhl.nes
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Ab~uL ~= ~Ltlve ~~ nro~t Lhll~r~ll 0E l..he s:,JTlP "le p
Lees actlve '(.h~n aver~GCt Ilh3S sltt1nc 3tlll as ~u~h ~s P0331ble
I~ot ans,'t=r8r! T€~as '(.0 be ,er; JeglJ~5 OccA,slon::tJly SIlO '/'3 Je2.1ousJ ueldo~ or neve~ Jealous
saylr~g f l: .. ~e gOlfLg LOl ters 0'1 \13..Y hOlo1E> from 5(''nOO 1 o!' nb .. y ':;0 to ).Jla; '!l1th l_)enls IJ1-.. rJ.O'..l'C t::lllng :;urents \~aT'ld'2r5 off ior lonf u15tances or lent; per.lojc:, W]t'l-tout p:l.!'cI'is knO'..anG: .1'1e1 e
Not ans\'8red Almost dally h['s tlfjeS of belng drawn ln~o sel: ana out of touct w1th other peoule Occas10l1J..lly 5eem3 ] ost l.n a or e-::.'T\ world
3 3elJom or ne'!er aay d!'ea ..... s
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Not anslJere-: Al'/::!.Ys :ioes t'11!J.."';= ,f .... e:1 tol::! ;bout as ob9~lent ~3 ~ost cnllc~en Usually rC3lst3 l',hE'I! e.s_o{ed 0::- te~cl
to do th1'lgS
Not ansJlered Plays tru3.I1 t from sc!"~ool ;nor,; than once or tNlce ~ ~cnth Plays tru~t more tn~ th~ee or four tlmes a year t,ever plays truant
r~o Infor"JJ..tlon Has con3t:p~t10n ~ev~r O~ le~s than once a year (h) F~s CO~3tl~atlon t/O or ttr3e t1IDes a year (6) Has const~~a~lO~ about once In two or three "TIon tns (f) das constlp~tlon about once a ~~n~n (~) Bas ccnst:.::,J.. -:lOr.. a.oou'(. once e-/e-:::i tl10 lieeks Cd) Has constlpa.tlon aoout once a 'vee-k (c) Has CO~3t2~at:on t/O 0r ~nree tImes a \leek (b) ':.fas Con..:;,tlpat~On ever J j3..Y 01' alwost every aay (a)
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9 o l..{as he~t.::.~chcs n:;ver, or le:...: "':.!1[...;'
Once a ];,}1 ~ ... )
-, 2
::> 4
i-id.'j hCS-J9C"f ') two 01 t~Tee ~ J rnt'-"~
a year f:;) ,ias '-:e;;1.':':..c"1C3 :!.':'OLlt 'Jl1ce 1.1'1 ~ 10
or tnrce flontns (f) qas nea~~C1CS ~ooul once ~ M0~~4 (e) ij~3 he~~~c~c3 eQOut o~cc every tvlO .."/ee':; (=.)
5 tI3.S 1.ea ... ~(..'les :::tbout O'1.C2 "1. v/eel- ,c) 6 nJ.5 1.e3.d:;:..c'""'es b'IO or t'l,rce tll"'e.::
a ",eel{ l D) 7 33.'5 he3.J.J.c:l}es e\·ery day or almust
every ds; (a)
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Eas nlE;~ .... ..,.:u-e3 or un~lc:as3.nt 0::frl.fhte:nnr; u..re:l.,1S never, or less tnan O~Ge a y~ar (h) ~a5 nlG~t~~r~s or un?leaS~'1.t or frlchte!11nu- rirea'l3 t'IO 0.1" three tl~es a Je~r Cb) ~as nlsht~~rcs or un?leas&nt or frlz,htenln6 clreans about O'1<....e In two or ~nrec ront:ls (:-) Has nl;ht~arcs or uaple~s~t U~ frls~te~lnG u~~a~s aoout once a month (e)
4 ~35 nlS~~~3re3 Or unr-le~sant or fr13hte~ln~ jre~~8 a~ou~ once every t 10 '/ee'.( 5 (eJ
5 Has ~'S1ti~re5 or ~plea32y.1 aT frlgh~e~lng area~s aoout once a '-leek (c)
6 Has n1s.,t"'1ares or '..l.TIpleasa."'C or frl£nte!11ng d.re3.11S t'JO Or tnree tlm~s a ~ee~ (~)
7 Has ~lgnt~ares or unpleas~~t
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3
or frIghtenIng dr~&~s every daj or almost every Co.y (a)
No In::r:'m:tt1.on Is restless In sleeD etc. never, or les3 t.h9.P.. once a- year Cd Is re3~less In sleep two or tnree tl~es a year (5) Is ~estless In sleep aoou~ once In t':o or tl.r~e "iont'ls ef) Is restless In slee~ aoout once a [;lont!:: (e) -
4 Is restless ln sleeD about o~ce every t~'o IJeeks (d.)-
5 Is restless In sleep about once El.
wee": (c) 6 Is restless ln sleep t.o or tnree
tl~es a leek (0) 7 In restless In sleep every day or
almost every day Ca)
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0 ''-' t G the t,eJ '1cver, or le.3s th m :):iC"" " :iCElr (:, )
1 ,le \~-. 1: }"le beD t'/O or t,~""e(' tl're.s a yeru. C~)
2 Jet., toe bed about once in hiD or
wETS 6ft> three month& (r)
3 :I~t3 the: bed AO'Jllt onre a YilOP th f \ , '3 J
4 I,\fcts toe bed about o!1ce every t.'D 'hccks (G)
5 lets the bea aboclt once a weE'\{ ,cl 6 ,fets the bed "';\'0 or three tlmes a
\veck (b) 7 ;eL~ tne bed ever:! d'lY 01' al("lost
every day ( ,,)
31 73 9 J. 0 lI'~O!~T(atlon
0 Br: S p:::tlY' ~ :.r. 'jtl")rn~.:~ never, 01'
less th3.I1 once " year (h) 1 Has ... ">aln3 :.n st')m:lch t\JO 0;- three
tunes a yeru.- (g) 2 Has paIns In st;orIClch ab"ut once
111 t'lO or three mon-:hs l f) 3 Iras paIns In sto"lach :tbout once
a month (e) 4 Has paIns ln stom:och about O'lce
£7 to M f' ,." vJ every t'IO \Jeeks (d)
5 Has ua1.ns In S:'Ol1ach abcl'Jt onc€" a ,./eek (c)
6 Has paIns In '5tor,J.C "1 blO or tl-!r'?e tlme& 3. week (b)
7 Ha.s pal.ns In ':ita "ac:l eve,::,,:! G!!Y or almost every day (a)
'? /- 74 9 ilo lnforl1at.lon 0 "ornts l"lever 0"- le:3s t ;':;.r once a
year (h) 1 Vor.n ts t'IJO or tnree tImes a fear (,;;)
ITS 2 ~Oml1:S about once In t1'JO or thr~€.
VOM months ( f) 3 VOC12ts about once " mont'1 (e) 4 YO'nlts about. once every t\lO ~vee;..c.s (d)
5 VO"11t3 about onCe a eek Cc) 6 Vornts t 10 or t:'!ree "Cln'es :0 wee\.( (b; 7 VOMIts every d:q or 3,l-os-: eV8::-y J?y (
33 75 9 No lnforrnatJ..on 0 na.3 dlarr1.ea neVer or 1e35 t\..tan
Once a year (h) 1 Has dlar,::"hea tllO or 'thre~ tl.MCS a
(i (Ut, t1 EA year (:;;)
DI 2 Has d~arrhea about once In tdO er 1;hree "1entns ( :)
3 H3.S Cl3.r:-"~.:J. aoout once <:. 'ionth (e) 4 H:!s tll.arrhea aoout once e'fery two
weeks (d)
5 Hu'3 QIilrrhea aboolt once a he'3-k (c) 6 Has dlarrhe2. t'ID or tnree tl-,~s
a Ileek (b) 7 Ha::> dlar,,-hea every day or almost
ever'i d:lJ (a) ~Co
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never, <"r 101S tn3.D ODC.P "1. .fe"'..r (t"!)
floor car.trol of bo\.cls, ':;::)11:... self t\lO or tr,:'ce tInes cl JC['Ir (,3) r'00!" cor.ltrol OJ- br)\/eJ.s~ SOl:!..':; 3'21'
about onC'f> In 71'10 or t'1rec .,on~l-ts (;) ?oor conlrol of bowels, GOl1s self ab"ut 'Once" "Dnth (c) Poor control of bo\,els, 30115 self a.bout once cVi":>ry t\lO 'vJCE'~~S (d) Poor control of bovels, ::Cl] G .sel:~
a~)out once a wE'C'k Cc) 6 Feor control of bO'.els, sOlls ~~l:!.
two or t l1ree t:!liCS a ','eek (0) 7 ?oor con~rol uf bO\lclJ sc~ls self
every d:lY or "llfl"~st cv-::ry d.::ty C:~J
~'o lnforMatlon CrIes ne\rer or 1e55 th::..I"1 O:1ce d y:~r
CrIes tuo or three tImes a year (:;)
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Cr18s about O'1ce ~p two or th.:r Cl8 rron.l- ...
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Cr18s aoout once a Month (e\ Crlcs aaout once e~!ery t '0 lJe~_~s , ,I) Crles about once a \leek (c) Crles t\Jo or three tlmes a "eck (b) Crles evpry d.ay or al'1loc:;t every co.:;
No lnforM:l hon '::UJ..KS :or '-lour.::. on ena l1t::V02l' or .1.2.::..:3
than once a Jeo~ (h) Sulks for hours O!l end t\vO O~ tl.r::e L1M8S a year (g) 3Lllks for r,.0J...:"5 on end aJout once :n t140 or :llree '1::;nth" (0) Sulks for hour3 on end about on-e ~ month (e) Sulks fo,- hour3 on e:l::l :;.8 0'1 't onct. every t,1O \.,leck3 (d) .sulks for ~ours on ena. about o'!c.e d
week (c) 6 3ult.s :or ~Our3 on end tIn O~ t~~ee
tJ~es a rige~ (c) 7 Sul~s ~or ,ours On end evel, dciy 01
alnost eve!:r -laj (3.)
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No lnfor'"'1atlon :1a'3 re8.1 terr"jer t.:L..'1:rJ.r"Ls n-ever or less t~~'1 o~ce a j~~ Ch)
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1 Has real te'l"J2r t3.J.ltr'...l.mS tllO Ot' T ..... ,Lrep tlmes a year (g)
2 Has ~eal ~e~per t~ntru~s ~bout ChC~ In t .. l0 0:' three rT'onths (:)
3 Has real ter.per ta.."1t!"U'lS about once a Clon"h (e)
4
5
~~S real te-~er t~~ru~s every tllO 'lee-<5 (a.) ~9.s real te:-'",-:)er ta~"truLns
a wee'< (c) -6 ~{as re.? .. l terr;,J9r tan tru'ils
three t::..rres a \',ee~: Cb) 7 rtas real tc'1)er tantrl.l'''1E
or alffiosL eve~y daj (a)
aoout onc':!
aoout -:-nre
tHO c,
ehry daJ
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No Infol ~'~ :':011 ~lles ~~lls neVLr nr less t~~~ once a v ...... 2r ('rt)
1 ~ltc~ ~~lls t 10 or tnr0B lImeS n. j·ear (..=-)
2 31-ce.:; nal15 about once) n two 0::-lnr8e Montns (h)
3 u
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32tes ndlls aoout once a mcnt~ (~) BItes I'"' ~.!.l.:; n'Dout orlCe ever! \"'110
lIceks (d) SItes n~llc aoout OlGd a wee~ Cc) Eh :'es :V:11.3 t •. o 0:1:" t"f)r£.e 'tlJlies : ,;ee:{ (0)
7 13It'2:3 r.:!.lls evalY aa .. ' or dl,10:;+ every da] (a)
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'!\jQ l"1~or"'" .... tlon ':::;uc:Ls tnu""b Of' fInger' never or le~& th~~ unce a yoar (n) _uc'.{s t1.U 'b or fInser :110 or tn::--ee tlT,les a ye:ll C:;) Suc~s thu-o or fInger aoout once ln V/a or t'1ree ·'!0'1t~5 (f) ~uchs thu~Q or flncer aOQU~ cnce a month (0) Sucks t'1ur,~ or f::n=-er about occe every tllO ,Je-?ks Cd) 3uc'!{s "G1.u'ib or fInGer aoollt O~lce
a 'J1e8'{ C -:' 6 Sucl.~s t'1.u.-b or fIn8er t"Q or -:n! 08
t1mes a 'lee,; (0) 7 5ucl.:s t'1u ... ,b or ::.r:gEr €ver"i dd{ or
al"lost '2-ler:r '::lay Ca)
9 o
No El :"or"B. tJ.on H9.S bJ.tt€!!' 1.u2.!'rels 141....th ot'r~er Chllj~8~ n~Vd~ or ~e~3 tnan onc~ a year (n)
1 Has bItter quarrE:2.s ..... lth ot1.cr ch1.1dren tlO or t.hreE' tlmes 9. y~:::}r C::)
2 Has bl.tter 8.uarreJ.3 1,llt!1 other
3
chlldren aoo'Ut once l!l tllO or :~ree montns (f) has bl.tter luar~els v.llt", ot'1.:;:r cfuldren abocl1O once -, "']ont" (c)
4 ?as Ol.tt?r auarrels ~ltn other c~llc.ren abol,.l.t O!lce every t'IO (ee~ ...... s (er)
5 Sas ~l.tter ~uar~e13 '11th o~~o~
c:"ul:lren about 0nce 3. '"eel( (c) 6 Eas bl~ter ;uarre13 ' l.th otner
chl.ld~€n tlO or t~ee tl.ffieS a wee~ (b) 7 nas bltt~r -iuarr~ls ,nth ot~er
cl1J..ldren ever, a-3.Y or al'T'ost every Gay
o 1
2
3
Not ans'fered ~3S a very nctIce~ole tJl.tch 0: :~C~ or bOJY, or f""'3.'1ner:,sm, ' .... hl.ch takes plJ..ce most of tpe t"~e ~as Occ~11.onal t,ltc1es or ~~n~rlS~S J~l.ch occur 'l~e:;. "Cl.red, borN:, e-cc. t~ ras no tvltc~e5 or ~3r~e~:s~s
Col.
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43
44
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J. 10 .... :::
66
67
Coun.t t1.13 1 tel~1
to'''3.TC"3 l...eVla"'1."t
scare
ConrC':1t
o 1 ,:o'Jr:-;; vl2:'y ch J."':.,:'''::&'11e, c.~ toy of :~S'
\10:'1...1 :J"':!.e r.l:1 ... l"'l..~, UQ'II!. t"rte n>;?:J" for no '1a.:"1:1c.ll'J.1: re:!sO:l
O~rASlc~al c~~r;e3 of ~00i In re3~on3~ to t~I~~S t~at ~3?nCn
3 .KUTI3::>r vrry ev8a l{eel, 2 ... : '3.]3 the se.''1~ e cept Ul'Ge!' v~ry unusJ.al
o 1 Scer.cc...:..o J";.[tve cllfflculty In
18a~nlr.6 to re~d Le'1rnea -:0 ::-Cr,d 2...6 qUI c~<l: as rn03t chl~(lre!1
3 Gooj rea~er, learne1 to re~d nore QUlc1,ly than other clnloren
IS T ........ , . .., J ...... "\.-, ;\"T'I~I ,'G AB--..'UT ::OU, CE:L:::.:) , .3
B~n \ 'IID'j'!'~ 0., :L--. ,I r3 'T-tICH 'G~~I~; ,._. ! J\.
Dtrr 'nJCq , ~ ".:.. n\V:':: Nor l'-~-;PI PTON::::>"
Ins:'rur-:l.on a L:1S'vCrS \/hlC'1 occur here should. be c'1ecked -'l.::alnst preYIOUS qns','er..3 to ensurB t~at they are ~ot ~erely repllC3.t1ons or ex~.?.nsI0'13. :nere tl1l"'l 15 t~e case, 1 s~oula b3 coded 1~ t~1S colJ.mn ( ). I'h~s "111 re9.n :'}io. t att2ntlO"'l ] 3 d::-a T1l to the Ull~~Ort.q.rl("e
of th& lleo ~n tne M~cnerls Vle'1.
o lI~lot"llngd, "'Io", or Dl:? .. J·."!~ 1 ;e~llc~~lon or e p~nslon of lte~
already sco~ed ~n ;~ct~o~ 3 (p~Jc~l~trIc ~.e. on ues. 4~-66 J~C.)
2 ::te::.llC3.tlO"'1 0::' eXU.;i11S10n oE :.ten al~e9..:':; 3co~"ec. In - 3ec"t10n r. (,.. e .... lcal)
3 511:;'-1+ ;:3YC"11atY1C or ;)e:-~,:::.:.,::)ur
d15o:'.:J.er3 ~~!l..3.Dlll t,,· to concer..-:rat2, untldl'"12S.5, '!ose~''1.e3S, l::.s:?, a.!"SU~2:3tS "nth s1~11.:_O::s, etc.)
4 'ore 3eH e .... e (ap:?3.re!!tlJ) ?s:rch1a"t!'J (" sJr"?to""s - enlL'e""31S ('J.:!yt1 ~e); roc~1~~, onse531o~al aC~lv::':le3;
"bo..l.t 0: :::le!",p.,e311; ['asturo? .. t2.on (?),
sex ~lay Iltn sIollP3S (,) 33..C t,:,}:""...:-c:....T1-2SS ::.n lessons, etc. or 510' T Cleve lO:!)r~en t
6 ~ e:!lcal ...... .:.:;o:'aers; .3peclflc hea:'lr::::; d130rcle:-:J, goes bl:.le 'I :en crles; c1sa:e:.te s::o?.e affectlIlg eY:-5; ~oo:r
posture. 7 ?a,rOL.ra::'le co--ents or genera 1
l.n:f'O:-··':::'1:-10n
8 9 li~sC"el13.n'=0'..lS ll1cl.l::atloDs of
par~~tal an_x1ety
Col.
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47
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° et l€'3.S~ 50"~ 1 tens :n ~E:Ctl on 11"':;iS f::""e::
1 ,t le tst :J -"' _:J,J but less thm 5G,J un,'!n swcrea
2 It lc""t 107.) but less th3.n .?5~~ un,)J13 'e!'ed
3 Le,s t1'2.'1 1O,> "t te.1s u.nans .. cr ed 4 All 1. Ler"13 tlcked
Total uC:,J.<J.11:e ,-,core -----.::-cor n J"'" ~e:l3 ---------° = 3core l"l-laer "" .u
1 -= ':core 10 -2 = SC0re ,::\.) -3 = 3core :;J
3core In unlts
° = ° 1 = 1 2 = 2 etc.
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NO! Zero score shols dS 46/0, 47/u
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ll't. No. Post. Va:r Name
SERIAL Ser~al NUr:!ocr
CARD Nc;. of cru:-d (~)
5
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Pi,J..{..(" Ol
card
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6
------------~GE Age of rcsnonnent 1 n
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2 = 26 yra:r old
3 = 30/51 ye..r old
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SEX Sex of respondent
1 = Male
2 = Fcmalp
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1 In t. e r v ).("',
2 Postal
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SECTION l:L>UCA.TION
V No. Int. No. Post. Vu Name Varl.nblc I.!lbel No. n! ?!ac(' " Cols C9.rd
6 1 2 SCHTYPE What was the last 10 secondary sch~o] you went to?
COl2lprehensl.ve
2 Secondary Modern
3 Grammar
" Technl.cal
5 Approved
5 Specl.al
7 I"nvate
8 HJ.sc.
9 Not answered
7 2 NOSCH How mallY secondary schools 1 11 ha. the respondent attend ea?
0 'ot answered
Onc aeco'ldsrry schoo! oaly
? /1 secondary school same t:l1'e
3 >1 :.econcary Bchoo.l. move to _hlectl.ve ~r 6t~ form
" /' 1 secondary school move from eelectn"e
5 :;>1 secondary school mev· l.n~o
prl.vat.e se.:-tor
6 71 sec::>nde.ry ec, 001 c:ove cut of prl.vat~ sactor
7 "/ 1 s~condl)ry school moVe to specl.al Sl,.llool
8 <1 sec-::ondar!, school move to approved school
'1 No l.Dfo!"matl.OIl
8 1 AGESLEAV How old were you when you 12 left school?
0 Don't know
1 15
2 16
" 3 17
" 18
5 19
9 Not ..n~wer£:d
V No. Int. No. Post. Vu Name
9 2 4 SChQUAL
10 2 4 OLEVEL
11 2
Va.nable Label
D~d you get ~y quali!icat~ons when at school?
1 Yes
2 No
9 Not answered
No of 'Q' levels
o Not rclev~lt/N1l
1-8 Number 01 '0' levele
No. of 'A' levels
o Not relevant)N1l
1-8 Nlunber of 'A' l~vel!;.
No. of Cola
1
1
13
15
----------------------------------------------12 2 4
13 2 4
CSE No. of' C.S E's
o ~ot relevant/hLl
1-8 Nw;::'.Jer of C S.E'e
MIS~UAL Type of other qunlLIl.ca't-::..:ms
o Nl.l
1 S Level (A level)
2 R.S.A.
3 C).ty &. Cu).ld
4 Husl.C
5 College of Precentors
6
7 3 Other
9
qUBSTION 3 Th1nk1ng back to your dars at secondary school, wl.ll you ~ell me whether you agree or d1sagrea '.nth the follo"l..Dg statef"""nh.
14 SCHJOY
15 3b SCHBORE
On the whole I enJoyed be~ng at school
o Don I t k.rl.OW
Agree
2 Disagree
9 Not nnsvered
I fOllne. sCPoo) El. b ... t of a bore
o Don't know
2 Agreu
D1sagree
16
17
18
v. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name Varl.sbld l..J.bcl No. of Plo-ice O~
<...013 carJ.
"
16 }c }c SCliARD I worked pretty hard at !School 20
Agree
2 Disagree
0 Don't know
9 Not answered
17 }d }d SCHUSE The thl.D~3 we lCI:IrD.t::d at 21 school wer~ uB~iul preparat10n for later hfe
" Agree
2 T)isagree
0 Don't kll( .. ~
9 Not nnswerad
18 :le 3e PROBCHID Teachers thought I was a b::,t 1 22 of a prnblpiD chJ.ld.
2 II.gr,!e
1 Dl.sagree
0 Don't knO'tof
9 Not an<;wel-d
19 }! }! SC'C:BRI'I'E I was pretty bnght >:\t sc~ool <'}
Ag:oee
2 Dl.sagre6
0 DOIl1t kno\,
9 Not 9.nswer"d
20 }g }g NOTIlOTHD I got the l.~ress~on that some 24 teachere dl.dn't thJ.nk I .. s ~ortb botherl.n! about
2 Agree
1 Dl.eagree
0 Don't knOll'
9 Not an"lwered
21 }h }h REGATl'OR I wal!l a regular attend er even 25 in my hnal yPru:
1 Agree
2 Djsagree
0 Don'''; know
9 Not a.cswert::d
V No. Int. No. Poet. \Tar Name
22 }i }1 GIGGLE
23 3j 3j SOG:RYSCH
24 4/5 5/6 FURTRAIN
25
26 4/5 5/6
Var~able Lnbel
I used to enJoy a b~t of a g~ ... gle ~n class
2 Agree
Dl.sagl cc
o Don't know
9 Not ana'IIered
I was eorry to leave scnoo~
1 Agree
2 D~~!lgree
o Don't knuw
9 Not ans'Wcred
51-nce you left s~hool have yo_ 1 undertaken any fu~ther tral.nl.ng?
Yeb, part.-tl.Me
? Yea, full-t..l.m::-
3 Yes, apprcntl.ccshl.p 4 Y-s, ~ull-t~~e ~nd part-tl.me 9 Not al3 .... ered
How lo~ ~fter school?
o No cot..rses atteulpted
I~edl.ately - 1s~ ~va_lc~lc tl.me
2 6 mths - 0.9 year
3 - 1.9 ye~s
4 2 - 2.9 year~ 5 3 - 4.9 years
6 5 yeare or more
Place 0'1.
cclrd
26
27
29
9 Not ans ered (wuere COlU"se a~t",nded1
Deta~ls of 1st course or apprentl.ceshl.p on leavl.ng sch~o!
o No courses
Full-tl.me acndeml.c
2 Full-tl.me vocatl.onal
3 Part-tl.me Job re~ateu - technl.cal (hal.r dressl.ng. weldl.ng)
4 Part-tl.,e 100 ~elatcd -profcss~onal (~ursl.ng)
5 Part-tl.~e Job related -clerl.cal (~~cr~tarlal)
6 Part-tl.r.e Job ~cl-lt."d - ,... ... s(.,~!l:L.~eo ....
7 Lel.sJrc l.nterest cowse
8 FulJ-tl.me JOO rc.!a'tec. - apprentl.Ce!J"lp no cnllege attcndabCf'
9 Ho d~ta .... ls gl.ven (collr"le ::l+te:~tJ('d)
v 0 Int '0 I J.r "i ,!!le
27 4/5 5/6 CO~SNU \
28 4/5 5/6 COR3LE;-lT
29 4/5 5/6 CQ'q:SCO~1
4/5 5/6 COTlS~UAL
31 4/5 5/6 iffiASLEAV
hn,\blc ~'lcel
Number oi cour~C3 attc"dcd~ (e:>..cludlnr ap,r('ntlcCSnl.Os .Ht'l no college attendance)
o - 7 8 Don't. 1'00'011'
9 "lot an::. ...... ercd
L>ength of flrst course or apprenl l.c~5hlp?
o No course
ye~r
2 2 years
3 3 year~
4 4 yeaTS or more
9 Not answered
~as tl.e CQUL se/:..pprentl.cec;hl.? completed?
o Ne course
1 Yc.i5
2 ha
9 Not an5we~ed
ih.:J.t ty-:.es 0+ a.!allhc:.a.tlon were g:u."'ed C"l ~ CQ'..l."se?
o No course
Jegree
v ::0
2 PrOre~sl.nral (eg .J..a\~yet', C1Vll ~t:r 'l.ee, t-'.anagerrent, teachlng dl.~ • "u:-slng e~c )
3 :ikl.lled \.~9.de (I"'l.ty ..< ::;u l~ et.c )
4 )ecret~-l.dl/cleil.cal
5 0 Levels & :qulv~lc,t ...6 A leve::!..s
7 Hl.SC "certlf'l. .. ates' 'e1 thea acadC-le n~r vocatl.o~al
;1
)2
33
g Course d.d ~ot lead to q~~11.flcatl.o~51 O~~
9 Not ansuered. course takpn
~eaaons ror leavlng f~rst course or apprent~ceshlp~
o Not appl_canle/No CClrse
Course coru~lete
2 D~5sat~~=act~c~
3 3~tter enploJ ent o~ course
4 I'1::.blllty t~ co':e, =all!.lre, et-:
5 "ot 1 ll.d e'lou:;", ;n-'~::>""''ltlcesl,,- ),3,
6 Ta~tor~ o~t3l~e r~$=0'1Ualt3 co~~ro:
? Othpr rd~~ons
~ Do .... t ~·jO ...
1 'ot ''tI''3 'O! t=-':I (co n se t~1ren)
35
v. No. Int. No. Post. Vax Nalle 1Jar1.oble L"bel No. of
Cols
-----------------------------------------------------------32 4/5 5/6 TO~Ui\L 'hghest c;ual1.hcatlon
obtalned ~f~er leaYlnB school?
o None - No course/course dld not carry qUallflcatlon/coklsC not comple:'"d, falled exa,"s
1
1 Post graduate - ~ese~ca degrees
2 Post graduate - vocatlonal e.g. soclal work, "e'~her tra'n~ng
3 Gradu~te - Unlverslty/Doly. etc.
4 ProfeSSlunal non-praQu~te qUallflcatlchS e.g. Hlgh~r Natlonal Cert. (IINC), teacher traln:-.nSt non-?!:raduate 50c1.a1 work, o~cupatlc.l~l tnerapy, nurswg (SRN)
5 ONC or eqt:1vaILl.t C[..lulled .rades)
6 Ce"tlf,cates for secretax1.al/ offlce sklllb, etc.
7 SUccessfully cc~pl~te~ on the Job tr~'nlng ceaJlng to be~erally recoglll.2'.ed status e.g. f1 ...... illS o..m aFprentlceahl~ scheme
3 0 & A Levels & ~elRUTe
-----------------------------------_. 33 4/5 5/6 HIGHQAT H1.ghest q"allhcatlcn 1
a ttempt.>d after leav1.ng s~hool?
o None
1 POGt graduate - reseaxc~ degrees
2 Post !:raduc.te - "{Ocatlon\'l.l e.g. soc~al wo~~. tea~her tral.n1n~
3 Graduate - Urllv_::,slty!Poly. etc.
4 ProfeSSlonal non-~raduate qual1.hcat1.ons e.g. HNC, teo<cher tral.'ll.ng, non-gradu,8 T e 50c:.£.1 wC"':"'k., occupa banal th:'rapy
5 ONC or equ~valent (skllled t~ades)
6 Cerhhcates for secrete.ITll/ offlce sk1.lls
7 On the Job app.!".ntlcesh1.p lead~nG to "skllled" status
8 0 & A Levels & Le1sure
v. No. Int. No. Post. Var Ncl.lOe
4/5 5/6 RESNTCOlI
'I
Varlable label No. of Cols
Reasons why co~se (nlghest 1 qua11f1cat1on) w~s not completed
0 Not apphcabh/No cOUJ"se
1 Completed
2 Shll dOlng lt
3 Left for better Job, r.:lore money, etc.
4 Left due to dl ~ sat 1 s fa,' t ~ on (w,thout aryt~lllg Dctter Ln V1=W)
5 Health reasc~s/~omest1c reasons
6 Left because ~~sulted t~ cau,sc/ Job( fal.led, f:-.lcked. ~ouldn' t cope)
7 Factors outs2.de :i.nforIJ'l_..)I."ts cor.t.rol (e.g. fl.rm went lnto llq,n dp-t;l.On)
8 Don't know
~ NC", answered
;-8
V. No.
35
37
SECT10N 2' Sl-PLOYl' ,11T (INTERVE"I)
Int. No. Post.
6 9a
7 7
7 7
Var Name
JOBITYF
Varl2ble 1cJ.bel
~~t was your flrst fullhme Job?
SEB APPENDIX I
No. of Cols
3
JOBSTART How soon after leanng school/ 1 colle[:",/unl ver 31 ty cnd you start your hrst full-tlu,e JOo (l.e.
REASLTST
not lncludlng p~rt-'lme or hohday Jobs)1
o Not appllcable: still ln full-tlme edUGatl0n (where no break 1.e. not where r~s worked and retu;ned to fullt::.n.e ;,duc8tlon)
, Almost lmmedlately
2 Wlthlll 3 months
3 More th&n 3 months
4 HaE' never hacl full-tlme employment tllough E"lucatl0n completed
8 Don't know
9 Not answered
If you dld ~ot b.arT work lmmedlately was th15 because:-
1
o Not anpllca~le - dld start wOL'k lmmec.la .ely
'I You wanted to have a hollday/ travel brst
2 There were no sUltable Jobs Er~ral.lable
3 You were walt:..ng for a parhcular Job
PlD..c~ en carJ
39/41
42
4
5 6
7
You were sl.ck ( or looklng after slck
9
Unemployed
Took temporary Job
Full-tlme educatl0n
Don't know
Not answered
relatlVe)
v. Ho. Int. No. Post. Var Name Var~able Label No. of Cols
?l.lC~ rn c.L"d
~UE5TION 8/both questlonna~res: People h3.ve d~fferent !,~ason" for choos~ng J005 -When you chose your f~rst Job, wh~ch of these re,sons do you tn~nk appl~ed to you?
Ba 8a JOBCHOIS
39 8b 8b ISTOFTI:R
8c 8c GOODFI?i'i
41 8d 8d FRIENDS
42 8e 8e GOODPAY
It was the k~nd of work I wanted to do?
o Not apphcai)le - no .Job yet
1 Yeti
2 No
8 Don't knO>1
9 Not answered
It '.I3.S the f~rst ~ob I .. as offered?
o Not e,pl~cable - no JO~
1 Yes
2 No
i! Do.>. 't know
9 Net enswered
I'd heard ~t was a goo~ i~rm to wor:< '-or?
o Not a~plccBble - no )ob
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don't know
9 Not answered
My f~~ends workpd tnere?
o Not appl~cable - no Job
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don't kno ...
9 Not answered
The starhng pay "':15 good?
o Not appl~cable - no Job
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don't know
9 Not answered
1
1
1 46
1 47
1 48
V. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name '1arlabJe Label I'Io. of PJo.cc on cols (' .lr 1.
47 9 SAMJOB If wlth the SdMe flrll after 1 5~ flrst Job are y.:m:-
0 llot a?phcable: not ln same flr~ or never employeJ
1 Stlll lr. '38.'Ilf' Job
2 Promoted
3 CompJeted apprent.lceshlp 4 RetuI':led to :lrst Job after br~ef lnrei~vGlJ
9 Ne In:Ol'"'TI::ltl0n
48 10 9 JOBIL:.vE Reason for leav1ng brst 2 54/55 Job?
SEE ~pp:::NDrr II
-.--------49 11 9 JOBTOTAL Number of palo Jobs 2 56/57
re~pondent ha3 nad (lncludlng 1st)
o - 50
99 Not ans\'ier~d
88 Don 't kno <
------- -".
50 11 9 LATJTYP 'Nnat kwd 0: job 15 3 53;';0 your latest Job?
.slOE APPENDIX II
----51 11 9 LA'l'JDU ~ What lS the duratlon of 1 61
your present state of t::mployrrlen:'" ? (1nclucleb house'nfF)
0 Not appllcable - no Job
1 Less than 3 mor-ths
2 3 - 5.9 months
3 6 - 11.9 months
4 1 - 1.99 years
5 2 - 2.99 years
6 3 4.99 years
7 5 - 6.99 -:Jeaxs
8 7 or mOre years
9 Not answered ,mot kno~rn
V. No. bt. No. ~ost.
52 11 9
53 11/9 9
54 11/9 9
Var. Name 'Jdrlaole CE.bel p~ H'E:
On cc. ... ..l
-------DUilLO"G
DUR?UD
DlB.'lOU5
Duratlon of lo~gest "P'lJ d" 1 Job lncludlng 1st
0 Not appllcable - no Job
1 less than 3 mO'1ths
2 3 - 5.9 months
3 6 - 11.9 mOn tl- s
4 1 - 1.99 years
5 2 - 2.99 yea:cs
6 3 - 4.99 years
7 5 - 6.99 years
8 7 or more yen.rs
9 Nut ans.ere':
~ota] duratl.on of "pald ll
employment lnc.ludl!Us 1 st Job
, I
o t-<one
1 Less t~an 1 year
2 1 - 2.9 years
3 3 - 4.9 yea:cs
u 7 - 8.9 years
5 9 -. 11.9 year"
6 12- 16 years
7 5 - 7.9 year& ~ougnly
8 8 or more ;ears roughly
9 ilot ans'.ered
If marrled ,/O'1an, total 1 duratlon of tlme employed as a house\llfe or fulc.-tule homema'<er.
--0
1
2
3 4
5
6
None
Less than
1 - 1.99
2 - 2.99
3 - 3.99
4 - 4.99
5 - 6.°9
1 year
years
;fears
years
yeaJ's
years
7 7 Or More years
8 Not appJlcable; ,ale or slngle rloman
9 Not ans,Jered 3 '<ct speclf1ed
62
Iv)
64
V. No.
55
Int. No. Post. Var Name
11/9 9 TRAVEL
Van.able Label No. of Cols
Travel and work abroad:
Has the responaent
o Never been abroad Or moved from !lOU1e to\'ll (at startlne: work)
1 Z~~grated for good
2 Sm1g1ated and retu~n~d
3 Travelled abroad ~efore settll.ng dOh'll
4 \Iorked abroad
5 Accompan1ed spollse/fallll.ly abroa.l
1
6 }:oved w1th1n U.K. (1.e. lOvolvwg real change of area)
7 Moved w1til1n approx. 50 ~1le radJuc C~.s. to worl-: 1n London)
9 No ~nfornat10n
Pl~ce on card
65
---------------------------------------------------. 11 9 S'fABSCOR st~.b] ll. ty of Jobs
o Not appl1cable - no Job
1 All Jobs at l~ast a yea:::
1
2 Im t1al tnal & error follo\fcd by long ter~ JOo\s)
3 Long term employment (1.e.
66
1 year) ,at"- snorter "f1llers" or per1nds of unemployment
5
Long term employr.l€" t plus J 22rt-t1~e or te~orary employment (domest1c reascns)
~~ jobs of short durat10n (some trade and 1ndustry)
6 ~~y jobs of short durat,on (d1fferent trades er 1ndustnes)
7 Long term Jobs + '/ 3 mOD-ths unemployment/s1ck
8 Short term Jobs + ';7 3 months unemployment/s1ck
9 No 1nformat10n
o lu..Ll ...... C t.J .... 1::.1-
a :lJ.ll-t~"'e
ho~·.;:: ... Il:o
'I. No. Int. No ?Ol>t. VDI' Name
57 11 9 JOBPATIlli
11 9 N03ACIC:;1)
59 11 9 NOARG
60 11 9 NODI3L
Has tne reRponacn t shO'o.m an) conslstcnt pattern In the jobs he has hela?
o No Jobs
Conslstent pattern -same Job lr samf' !lrrn
2 Ccnsl6tent pattern -same job tJ~o but ~as
No. of cols
moved arowH.l dlfferent fl.lma to bptter h1S Dos1tlon
3 ConOl.stent p~tteln after early false starts
4 C'JDSl.ett-nt pattern apart from temJ.>ora..~J VEll latlons 1n Job tJpe (or "tl.me Of'fll
e.g. for tra\pl)
5 Change to full-~lme (~p~ld) housekeepl.'lg/ch1ld ml.nJl.Pe,! or eareel heav1l:-- affl eted bJ dom&etl.c dutl.cS e g. partt1me work only pO~~lble
6 Other maJor ch9.nge earlJ 1.n career bu~ conSl.ste~t aftenlards
7 HaJor chent;cs l:l.t-er 1n career
S Very l.nconSl.~ten~ _ DO real pattern
9 Relevant questlons not ar..swered
Number o! t1mes respondent hae been 6acked~
o No Jobs/never
- 7+
~ No reaeODS spee1!led for leavl.ng Jobs
Number of hmes respondent has had to leave due to argument w1th employer or superv150r?
o - 7+
9 No reasonB specl.f~ed rOI lea'TlDg Jobe
rJacf' on c.,trd
6;
6d
Nurnoer c: tl~ee 70 responden~ has left JOo because ~e d.l"lblred ) t (or worl'r,atos) (l.nclud:Lns u."l.SOCl..:l.L nO.Irs ,1'lCO~ cnll' lee"" 1.1..,0:;'~ and not iJa-".:l.) :lJ J ',"'
o - 7+
9 lio rp3.sor~s $pEl:::J..i1e<l fur leavll1b Jor;~
v. No. Int. No. Post. Vu Nam8
61 11 9 NODIFF
62 11 9 NOOORED
9 NOBANK
64 11 9 NOTDIP
9 NOPROSP
;: SPA.RE COLUMNS
65. 12
12
VarUlb1e kbcl
"lumber of tJ.!lIes rC6pondent he~ left job due to J.ncornpetence or because J.t yaa too dJ.ffJ.cult
o - 7+
Ho. ot Cols
?lace 0., card
71
9 No reasons specJ.fJ.ed for le8vJ.ng Jobs
Number of tJ.mcs responient hao left Job due to boredo~ and because he felt J.::.kt} 8
chango
o - 7+
72
9 No reS)iODR specJ.fJ.ed for lcavlfig Jobs
~umber of tJ.mes respondent 1 has had to 2eave job due to ba..,k!-\1ptcy of !um/rcdun:l.a:lCY/ llquJ.datJ.on of fJ.Tm etc.
o - 7+
13
9 ha reasons >::'pPcihed for :"'eall Ll'g JOP,,:!
~umber of tJ.~es resDordent had had to leave j~b ~ue to the completJ.oD of JO~ J..e. temporary Jobs, tralDLcg f'J.aJ.shed
o - 7+
9 No reaSOIl!5 sp:,-cJ.fJ.ed for lenvl.cg Jcts
1 15 Number of tJmea respondent has left Job due La bette: prospects, bett~r money, to gaJ.n experlence Ln new job or 1.n old Job
~oor prospects/pa
o - 7+
9 No reasons speclfl.ed for lpa~J.ng JOD~
Do you also have a part-tl.~e
Job?
o No
Yes (only code 1 )f;o ;as a full tl.r.te Job md a 'Oart-hr.l2 Job
8 'ot a.:5k~d - ;"Os'Cul .:mcst ... O'"1.T':ure
jurnber of ~alt-~_ ~ obs r-e,5S'c>nc.a..'1t 'l .. " na": IJ. !":l'lS
hl.5 tJ fe"
o - 7 ... 8 "lot a5~ed - 00sbl queS'Clor..nelre
76-80
16
11
V. No. Int. No. Poet. Var Name Variable Label No. of Pl,ce OD
Cole cnr-l.
CARD 5
66 SER 5 Ser~al Number 5 1-5
67 CARD 5 Card number 5 6
68 11 9 NOSniP Number or t~me~ res:V>Tlden .. 7 has left Jcb to go ~nto scl! emplo.t'1DCnl
0 - 7+
9 No rea80na speclf~ed for leav~ng jobs
69 11 9 NOPROI·IT Number of tlmeb re5po~dent 1 8 has been p-~moted
o - 7+
9 No reaz:.ns speo-::l fled fv .... leavlng Jobs
70 11 9 NOLEAV Nwmbe~ uf t~m~~ responde~t 9 has hall to l/?,avt.. J.?b due to lI'ov~ng area, go ab~o'iJ, e::,,~grahng
0 - 7>
9 No reaJ'l'Olie 8pe(.~f~ed fnr lc.l'·~~g Jobs
71 11 9 NOPROBL Number of t~mes res~~ndent 10 has hao. to laave l'pa~d emp) oyment altogether" dLe to ~evere pTo~lema 1.e. prlsoo, death of spouse, look arte::" 81L . .1.g reL...t~ve ete (Not e::!cknee:e:)
o - 7+
9 No reasons apeelf~ed for le~vlng JObR
72 11 9 NOPRID Number or tll!lCS fcma~e " re8pondcnt has had t~,leave job due to pregn~ncy or marrlage? or ot~er ao~estlc reas.,n:5
0 - 7+
8 Not appllcable _ male
9 No reasO~s apPclfled for .1ea\10g Jobs
73 11/9 9 - ,~t.mb~r of -:llsccll:tf'eous er 1 12 ",."",Se.. uns'OP(.:J..:led reasons"
0 - 7+
9 ID.5ufflClent de tall
V. No. Int. No. Post. Vu Name Vanable Label No. of Place: on
Cols card
74 11 9 NOSlCK Number of tlmes 5uuJect 13 has had to leave Job due to 81ckncSB
0 - 7+
9 Ine:ufflclent det:n.ls
75 SCLASlSJ Socl.o/econol:l.l.c status er 14 first Job
0 No job, st::.ll at college
SE:!: APPENDIX El
76 SGLA8L3T 80C1a1 class from th- 15 eV1dence of currcnt state of "Pa1d" e"Dl)loyrnent
0 Not P"Opl1cable no Job, unl:lrnplo~ed
SE:!: APP::::NDIX III
77 SCLASHG H~~hest ~oc.al status 16 attD1ne~ 1n any ~ob
0 No job, not apph-::abl~ unemploy''''d. house .... fe
SEO ,U>?:::NDU HI
----------78 SCLAaLG Lowest 60Cl.~1 stdtu6 (Pa1d 17
employment) atta 1 ned 1n anJ JO~
0 1.0 job
SE""l!. AP?::NDIX III
79 11 9 SOCHOB SOCHl1 rJobl.h l.y 18
0 No Job, sbll at eol1e~e
No varlat~on 1n 50els1 stal:t..';
2 SlJ.ght up ... ard Dlob,llty (e.g. skJ.IIE'1 tra ... e to superv1sor In SOl"" trade)
3 Harked up~ard moblllty l.e. by ~ore than o~e g~oup
4 Sllght aownw~rd ~Jb~llty (adJaeellt group)
5 V.a.rkec. do\-tnward Cloblll ty
6 VarlatlOh lIt d..l.reetlon (up then dO\ .. n after)
7 Var1at~c~ cD d1rect1on (down tnLr up)
8 Changes due to domestlC reasons (women 0111y)
-----2
V. No. Int. No.
80 12
81 12
1}
8} 1}
84 1}
85 1}
lNSrf 'K - PID:SJOB
Post. Vo.r Namo
PARTJOB
Pl'HOURS
Varloablo Label
Do you ~v~ a pert-tlome Job?
o No
1 Ye~, durlong the day
2 Yes, even long
3 Yes, nloghts
4 Yes, weeke.lds 5 Ye!! unspeclofloed 8 Don I t 'mow 9 Not answered
How many hou~s do ~~U work per week?
No. of Cols
o Un par .. t'l.'ne JC .. Cl"tcrv!.ew .schedule ~. 1?1
1 Occasloonal
2 Lee.s tnan tel!
~ 10 - .20 hours
4 20 - 30 honrs 5 30+ hOurs 8 No Inforr.~tl.or \u~~tal:)
Q ','iorkl.ug pcOrt "l.me but "l.ours
Pl",rc on ("arJ
19
nut speC'l.fl.ed L~ntervl.e .... e. & Postal)
46
HOW 00 YOU ~ ABO!JT-
WKCOh'DS
WKIIOURS
PIIT5T)n1
How do you ieel when JOu !l.Ll.sh 'tIOl k at the e,ld o-{ the daJ?
SCALE A
The workl.ng cODdl.tloon~ {i.e. the kl.nd of place .fOU
work(ed} l.nl'
sCAl.E A
The hours you lork'ad)?
SCALE A
The physl.cal dern~~d6 the job makes (li19.dc) ",_.JO'1 JOu'"
seAl'::: A
1
1
If ~oJ..'jc""l.i'e or UlHtll1ploycd cod" 0 _ ,lot IIp'Ol~(..AO' e
21
22
2}
24
Varl.able Label No. of Plo::,- 0" v. Ho. Int. No. Post. VBI' Name Cole c.u-d
86 13 46 MENTDtJi What about the mental demanas? 1 ?5
SCA.LE A
87 13 46 WKHATES Your workmate~ (the people 20 you see most often at work)?
$I::ALE A
88 13 Lt(; WKBOSS Your J.mmed~e. te bc,se? 1 27
seAlS A
89 13 46 !.Ii(p/lY YC'.lr pay? 1 28
SCALE
90 13 4" WKf'RCS .... "rk prospect!:,'" 2')
SCALE A
91 13 ·6 PRESJO~ Pow do JOu reel about 1 30 ~our prese~t Job?
SCA.L:; A
92 13 Lt(; LA.STJOB How dl.d you feel whe-n you 1 31 lEo!'t you 'ust Job?
SCALE A
93 13 Lt(; PrtESSIT How do you feel about 32 your present Sl.tuat~on7
SCALE A
94 14 46 WKHOUSE Do~g the housework 1 33 (cleam.ng, poll.sh:tng, etc.)?
SCALE A
95 14 Lt(; OqnvOOh 1ve~Jd.l.v (ordl.~U'Y' 1 ;4 ccokl.ng for tne faml.ly?
SC,!lr:~ "
Int. No. Post. Vax Name Vax1ablc label No. of PL" c on V. No. Cols card
._-- -96 14 46 SPES COOK Cook1ng for spec1al 1 35
occaS10ns
SCALE A
97 14 46 HOUSFIN Organ1slng the 1 36 household f1nances?
SCALE A
98 14 46 FOODSHOP ShopP1hg for food and 1 37 neC",SSaI'1es?
SCALF A
99 14 46 ATHOME Be1ne at pome most of the 1 38 t~me?
St..ALE A
-----100 14 46 LCOKBAB l"c""k1.ng a ,. .. ter Yol.r ch1ldren 1 39
when ohey are bal::1('s?
SCALE 6.
---. 101 14 46 IOOKTOD Lo~k1ng alter toddle:s? 1 40
SCP-.LE f.
102 14 46 GENHOUS In general, how would YOll 1 '11 say you felt about be1ng a housew1fe?
SCALE A
I "
v. No.
103
104
105
106
Int. No.
15
16 maybe
19
19/20
20
SECTION 3(C)
Post. Var Name
10 MARSTAT
10 IlARAGE
10 HARBROK
,0 HARBROK1
FAMILY -\ND MARRIAGE
Varl.sble l.3.bel
Harl.tal Status
1 Harrl.ed & Durmally 11.V1ng ',11 th spouse
2 Stable 11.&500 common law marrl.ag1". Ll.vl.ng
No. of Cola
in Q 8tab'~ rel~~l.QD~~P
wl.th so~eore (as 10 postal)
3 Separaterl
4 Duorced
5 \oj'l.a.owed
Pla""", 011
ca> d
6 S...ngle 7 Separated but mal come tog~th~r agaln 50~n 9 Not QI1 c;wered
How ol~ were you at let marrl.:'..ge?
o liot arpll.cElbl,",~l't mart'J.":!d
1 1..&98 than 20 ~ ee.r.5
~ 20 - 25.9 year~
} 26 or morc years 8 N .... .1.nfor::'latl.on
9 Not answered
Ha:s your !l.::-et marr ... age broKen up or lJ.-"we yo \ oee;.! vl.dowed?
1
1 Not appll.ccl.bj e Marrl.age l."'tact
2 Yeo - ~Y~rced
3 Yes - v1dowed
4 Yes - separated
5 Yee - not ~pecl.lied or cannot be deduced
9 Not answered
What age were you .hen thl.s happened"
o Not appll.~ab~e/NeY~r n&rr1ed
1 Not applicable MarrHI.,ge J.I1tact
2 Less thnn 20 years
3 20 - 25.9 years
4 26 or ~ore years
8 Age WlknC.m
9 Not ans ... ered
45
48
v. No. lnt No Post. '1a:- flame
107 />.ARAGE2
108 16 10
Can be dedJ.cec. on postal quest10nna1re by eubtractl'lg current age from age at marr1ahc
If 1t ld second ~arr1age dctalle should be lncluded
109 20 10 HAR1DUR
Poetal oueetl0n'lalrC
Th1.5 must be deduced from -J. 10 1f detal1s are provlded le age at 1st marnage - age at brea1nng
If deta11s arc lnsuf!lClcnt "can't
be deduced" must be entered
110 15 LIKHA.":?
Janahle l.:lbel
}rO'.l old \~ere you .. t 2nd iJ,arr:..age?
No. of col~
o Not apollcahle/neye~ m~rrled
Not QPpllcable/marr~ed only on=e
2 Less than ~O yeare
3 20 - 25 9 years
4 26 or 1'101 e years
8 Age not 61Y';)n
9 Not ttnswe"ed
How lClg nave you been m~rr1ed/ 11v~ng together (rurrent marr1age)?
o Not apphcable/not marr1ca or s1.bblc 11o.lson
~ess than 1 year
2 - 1 ? years
::; 2 - 2 9 years
4 3 , 9 year/:l
5 5 6 9 Yf'arl!J
6 7 - 9.9 Jcar::. -7 10 ),ellT.5 or ~ore
9 1"0 1r !"orcat.lon
, .
I')lacp ,I
Cclrd
50
-----------------Lengt1j of flr.;>t rna .. rlage?
o Not ap?llC~ble/not marrlcd
r,E'se tnan 1 Jear
2
3 4
5 b 7
9 ypc.rq
c:.. - 2 9 yeare
!; - :::; I:l YHar~
5 - 6 9 years
7 Yl1ars or more Never ~rrled currentlY IlV1Le wl;~ someone
8 Can't be deduccd/ln6U!rl~_ent lnformatlon
9 !lot an~wel ed
If slngle, ~ould you llke to Bet marTled some day?
0 'iot apnllca.ble, already
lea
2 Ho - 1 easor m'!.>peclfled
married
3 No - due to SlCyneSS, dl~abll1ty
4 '10 due 00 -S,I C"l' atrlc cause",
5 '0 - d.o"'3'l't _11 c tr, 1';i(>3-
6 0 POI ns{'vJ.al 7 'ID 11k. <:: rde:'l"'ndanc'::> b ,h '3s_rg on pO!Jtal
9 hot dIlS.IC:-.. d
51
52
V. No. Int. No. Poet. Var Name
111 17 15 SPOUSJOB
112 17 15 JOBT'iPSP
18 sroUSHRS
114 18 SPCONmK
115 18 sroUSEaN'
21 16 INCOME
Varuble Label No. of
Col!j
Does your hUDband/w1fe have a Job?
o Not appll.cable/Not marrHd
Yea _ work1ng. full t1!:1e
2 No - unemploy&d
3 NO-SJck
4 No - rE bred
5 No - f~ll t1me student
6 Ho - full t1me bome~ker
7 No - unS:'C(..1 f1ed 8 Ye"", \lorrung part-tl.me 9 Not answercd
If YES Wh4~ k1nd of Job noes spoue\" do -
SEE ~PP~'1n:: I
666 "lot R.t'plicable< - not orrl.tlc!
1-:10\0/ ro YOU FEEl. .... :aoU ...
'i:l"e h"urs 'le/ dl.le wc:ks'l
SCALE AI
9 Not ansJered/»ot aaked (Postal Q)
The cO"ld1t10n'5 he/she works und.::r7
o - Net app11cable/not rnarrl.EO
SCALE AI
1
9 Not ans"lend/not asked (rofltal Q)
The amount be/she earns? 1
SCALE AI
9 Not answered/not asked (Postal Q)
Weekly ~cc~e (a~ per L3Xd e)?
o Not rclovant
1 Under r.Go per weet~ 11. & 3
2 £60 - £80 per "eck C
3 £80 - ~100 ner ~eek J
4 £,100 _ '1:.1;0 pe. re' ~ ~
5 hore lhan £150 p~:- \~epl G
9 NI) u .. rnrm"l.tl.C'~
Place '--' C(ll cl
53
54-56
57
5?
60
------------------------ ---
v. No. Int. No. Poot. Vu Name
117 21 TOTmc
118 21 TYPINC
VarJ.able Label No. of Calf:!
Total J.ncoClle?
See Cord B
APPENDIX IV
Does tot~l J.ncome r~late to 1
o Not relevant (J.D J.DBt~tutJ.cn)
1 Nat i~comc far famlly - 3espondent
2
3
or spous~ only earner
Het J.ncamc fer raD~ly -bot, spo~ees employed
Net J.Dco~e for ~e6Dondent (Spouses 6arnJ.nB~ ~xcluded)
Gross J.ncerne for tamlly -r"~.5po!ldent ')n2) ea.:l'!)r
5 Gr~SB J.ncome for famlly -botb ~ouGeG ~mplo1ed
6 Gross J.nc~mc for resuo~dent (srOU6~S earn1ng= excl~ded)
7 hlLo~anc~ froe h~sb~nd 8 I'hsslng O~ Uostal ~, ____________________________________________ ~ Ne 1pfpcrat1Q
119 22 17 IoiELIDFF
120 23 18 EXTRACSH
.~th your l.nc~,me do you feel that .(ou are -
o 1 Very well of!
2 About normal
} Very badl; oif
4 Relat)vely well oft
5 Rather baQLY off
6 Doc.' t kr.ow
9 Not answered
How mucb px~ra mOD~V (J.! an;) 1 ~ould you say that you needed each week 60 that yru could Ilve free of money worrJ.es?
o None
1 £1 _ £10
2 £11 - £20
3 ~21 - £50
4 £.51 - £100
5 £101 - 1.200
6 I~ore than £2.00
7 Fu:l"!ere~::. answers (l.C. 21,000,000)
9 jjot :::s/ ... reo/Don' t b'o I
Place on card
61
62
63
v. No. Int. No. Post.
121 23 21
122 24 22
123 25 20
SECTION 4(D): HOUSPIG
Vur Name
HOUSTY?
Var1able Label No o of cols
What k1nd of a0co~modat10n are you l1v~~g 1n at present?
o Shll hnng ',1th parents
1 Detacr.ed house or bungalow
2 Sem1-detacl,ed rO,lse
3 Terraced nruse
4 Flat 1n ~lock
5 Flatted huUb~
1
6 R00m or roo~s (self cater1ng)
7 Lodg1ng~ hotE~. etc.
8 Other
Pln(.·~ c"';.
care
66
-------_. HOUSDUR
HOUSO',m
Ho\/ j.ung have yo ..... ll.vec. 111
th1 s house/f:!.at/.-oC'lD?
o St1ll l:.v~ng w1th parents
1 Less th~ 6 Lonths
2 6 ~ths. - 1~.9 months
3 "year - 1.9 y:ars
4
5 6
7
a 9
2 years 2.3 :rears
3 yea.rs - 3.9 years
4 yeaT""-
6 yearb
- 5.9 ~·ears
7.9 :r~ars 8 or more years
Not o.llb"WereCl
If you no longer l1vP WJth parents, 1S your present
-accommonat1on:-
1
1
o Not a,>ph-.:able - hve "l.th Farents
1 Owned by you
2 Rented from counCl.l
3 RenteCl fro~ pr1,ate landlord
4 Rented from/ll.ve relat1ves
5 Ren"ed from employer
6 Other
8 Don't know
9 Not 911swered
67
68
S/e,
v. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name Variable Label No. of Place co. Cols cu.r':i
--124 26 23 HOUSFEEL How do you feel a~out 11v1ng 1 69
10. th1s house/flat? ,'ould you say on the whole that you were:-
1 Ve::y sat1sf1ed
2 Sahsfled
3 Dl.ssahshed
4 Very dl.ssatl.sf~ed
8 Don't know
Cl Not answered
125 2" 24 DISTFEEL How do you feel "bou1, ll.v' ng 1 70 , l.n the dl.ctrl.ct~ Iloul" you say on the whole that you weT e:-
1 Very satl.shed
2 Sah ":Cl.ed
3 Dl.ssahshed
4 Very dl.ssatl.sfl.ed
8 Don't know
9 Not answered
126 28 25 LIV'.IITH Who else ll.ves here? 1 71
0 Ll.ves alone
1 Spouse (l.nd. unoffl.c~3.1)
2 Spouse and c!ll.!dren
3 Spouse & cluldren & other rela1.l.ve
4 Chl.ldren only
5 P~e~ts/sl.bll.Dgs
6 Flat mates/frl.ends
7 Spouse and step chl.ldren
8 Spouse, chl.ldren and step chl.ldren
9 ;10 l.nformahon
5{
v. No.
127
128
129
6
1~
8
131
8
132
SECTION 5 (c) CHILDREN
Int. No. Post. Vu Name
29 11 NOCdILD
LIKFA...l
WYFAHNO
Vague reasons - Just don't want chl.ldren
31 11 NUMroYS
Not appll.clJ.ble/ not marr~ed
31 11 NUMGIRI..C
Not apphcabl~/ -not marr~ed
31 '11 AGiICH
Vario.ble Label
Number of ch~ldren
o - 7+
No. of Cola
1
B Not app11cable - not rnarr~ed
9 Not answered
Place on c.:.rd
72
If NO, do you at some stage 73 ~ope to have a !am~ly~
o Not applJ.caolc/"I.lready have chll1rcn 1 Yea
2 No
Don't kno.., Yes an~ pre~~ont or ~~fe ~regnant Postal~. ("10 su~h qu!..shon) (.,....l.~
Q Not answered
1! NO I Ih!' l.e that?
ONo:' 8opll_cable (l..e. auswered 'yeo' to sbo e or alreadJ has ch11dren )
DOD't ll.~e chl.ldren/no maternal/paterr~l feel1ng~
2 Worry about respoDslbl.ll.t? l.nvolVed
3 Want:lO hf'S / No hie
4 Can't afford them
5 Can't have 01 unWl.se tc hcyf' them du~ to ~hlvnl.C lllne~s/l.~?ot~ncJ ;tc
? Othcr~ cnd too old'
8 H:u:ei.L.g on postal. v.- .. r -\ ,; Q Not aD.8WertJJ (where "noll to Q.;o)
Number of ooys? 1 7';
_0 - 7+
9 Not anewered
NULlber of gule? 76
0 - 7+
9 Not answered
Age or 10ungeet ch~ld? 77
0 No ch~ldren 10 !o!iDllly I not apphc. - smgle
0 - 6 I!!onth~
2 6 oths. - 11 9 r.lonths
3 1 - 2·9 years
4 3 - " 9 years
5 5 - 8.9 years
6 ~ - '''.9 7 12 0)"" o'O'er 8 0"i.1y Chlld 9 f'otot "Ul.SWC1 2d, no lufoTl1'~tJ..O!l
VUl.able label No. of Place on
V. No. Int. No. Post. Vu Name Col. card
133 31 11 AG!XlDCH Age of oldest ehl.Id1 78
0 No ehl.ldren in faml.ly
1 0 - 6 lIIonth8 old
2 6 IIoths. - 11.9 month8
3 - 2.9 yesr8
4 3 - 4.9 years
5 5 - 8.9 ,.ears
6 9 - 11.9 years 7 12 years er over 8 More than ~~e ~hl.Id 1n faml.Iy 9 No l.nforcatl.on
134 31 11 AGIIONCH Ag. of onl,. ehl.ld? 79
0 No chl.ldren 1.n family
1 0 - 6 months old
2 6 mths. - 11.9 months
3 1 - 2.9 :rear8
4 3 - 4.9 years
5 5 - r..9 year~
6 9 - 11.9 ,.eus 7 12 years or O"<lr 8 More than one ch1.ld 1.n ram_Iy 9 No l.ntormatl.on
135 31 12 FAMCOH Do you teel your f.:un1.l,- 1.15 &' cOl1'oplete?
0 Not apphcable
1 Yes
2 No 8 Don't know 9 No l.nformatl.on
138 31 12 IDEALFAM Hov ~y ehl.laren would you 1 7 like to have?
..,..>r/ 'c"; o - 6+
~ ;k' Sak \)10 7 FamJ.ly compleh
G,<-II- 8 Don I t know
9 No l.nfonaation
139 13 KIDSLIKJ;. If you have chl.ldren, do you 8 feel ~hat they take after you l.D
behavl.our and peraonall.ty?
0 No chl.ldren
Yes
2 No
3 l-hxed
5 Chl.ld(ren} too young to tell
6 Ll.ttle COI'tact Ii'.l.tr ch.l.ltHre!l} (e·G· ~"e Wl.th spouse)
8 Don't lmow Q Nn ~I'1"'nT""""'tlon
v. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name
140 32 13 HOl1LIKE
141 33 14 KIDPROB
142 33 14 '..'HTPROBS
Van able Label
In what ways? answered?
o No chlldren
Ilas 1 t
1 Yes, slmllar
2 Yes, dlfferent
No. of Cols
1
3 One chlld part llke, part unllke
4 Mlxed, one Chlld ~ke others unllke
5 Chlld too young to tell
6 1,1 ttle cont-.lct o,oIl. tu chllci~en
8 Don't know
9 No lnfo~matlou
H~vc you met any partlcular problems ln brlnglng up your chlldren s~ far?
ONo chlldren
1 Yes
2 ito
9 No lufurmatloc
Speclfy what proble~s
1 ,
1
Place ou card
9
10
11
I)
1
2
No problems speclfled & not relev~nt
C.uJ<l. dled (l.l.~lude st~ 1.1 hlrth)
4
5 6
1 8
9
~erlous -llnecs (or coueenltal Jefect)
MLnor lllness (or congenltal defect e.g. mole)
Edu:at~ona) problems
Mental defect
?sychlatrlc (treated)
Behav20ur problems (serlous)
B&:~Vlour problems (m.lld)
Problem speclfled (no lnformatlon about lts nature)
v. No. Int. No.
143 34
144 34
145 35
SECTION 6: PAR~TS' 0 'N CHILDhOOD
Post. Va:r Name
26 LIVPARS
26 WHYNOT
27 RELMOTH
Vanable l.3.bel No. of Cols
Place on card
D1d you 11ve wlth your parents unt11 you left school?
o Yes both (~nclua1ng adopted or long term fo~ter)
1 Father only
2 Mother only
1
3 S1ngle pe rent plus step-pa:r~nt
4 S1ngle rarent plus a1ult re ·_a~i"e (e.g. gr~~d~arent)
5 L~ved w1th relat1ves
6 L1ved 10 fostp, home
7 L1ve~ 1n 1nst1t~t10nal sect1ng (ch1lJren's hc~e, Ptc)
8 Other
9 No 1nformat1?n
If NO, w'ey? 1
o Not apFh('able: Ini!d l11th parer.t&
1
2
3 4
5 6
7
P2.~.:·ent8 ~l. vorced
In chlldren'3 ~cme/1n ca:re
At apprc7ed senool
At b~rstE.l
Pa:rents aoroac or .;ery ,,1ck Pareut(e) deceaned r lookp1 after Ly r~lat1ve
Left to llve wlth others throug~ o.~ free w1l::'
8 ooardJ.ng sc),oo' 9 No lnfcr~~t~Jn
-Was your ralat10n wlth lOur 1 mother (or mother substltur.e If appllcable) whe" you .. eJ'e y"'mg:-
o Not app11cable, no "mothc!""
1 Excellent
2 Good on t!:le wl:'Jle
3 A b1t MlXed
4 Rather poor
5 Ternble
8 Don't know
9 Not answered
12
1~
b(
v No. Int. No. Post. Vor Name Varuule Label No of ?l3.ce or Cols card
,,6 j5 27 aESSTEP Spec). fLed that had - 15 0 Llved wlth bot:h parents
Foster parents
2 Adopt~d ?arents
3 Step-mother
4 Step-father
5 Boa.. dl.ng School
6 One parent.
7 Other rel.::.tJ.ve
9 No 1nformatJ.on If parent(s) l.e!are dead
147 35 27 RELFATH \~as your reJ"lhOns'hlp Wl.th your 16 f'atner (or father s ... 1>stltute If aop11cabl~) when you were youn~ -
0 N:lt applJ.('.<\ble, no lather
ExC'ellent
2 GDod (,1 the \ 101e
3 A bl t mly~d
4 RAther poor
5 Tern hle
9 No 1,forlI'.:ltl.on
148 35 28 p""aCLOSE ihl.ch parent dld you fee! close!' 17 to when at sel-ool"
0 Nr>t apphctlble, no"parert.e '1
Mo the:"
2 Father
3 Both o:.'qua'ly good
4 Nel.ther
5 Onc par~nt arly
8 Don I t know
9 Not answered
149 LSV"rlOM: At what age d1d you leave home? 18 0 Not apphcable ~lot yet left
14 or less
2 15
3 16 4 17
5 18 6 19
7 20 - 25 8 "fter 25
9 !:lan I t .... no, .... hot :lrs~ ... ercd
Int. No. Post. Var Name Variable Label No. of Place 0" V. No. Cols card
150 IIl!YLEVH \lhy wa. thAt? 1 19
0 Not apphca:'le Not yet left
To get marrl.ed
2 To Btart work or go to college
3 To college or work/came back/le!t e.gau. to get n:arrl.ed deal
4 Dum't get on wl.th parentsl~n care, oaronl:'S
5 To travel
6 For o!I. change of Bcene or better BOCl.al hfe elsewhere
7 Unspecl.fl.ed reason/or ml.scella".et..lS
8 Ml.sSl.n5 o~ postal
9 N<Jt answ~red
----151 37 29 PARA-LIVE Are :four p~ents stl.ll al~ve~ 20
Y ••
2 No, father only
3 No, mother only
4 No both dead
9 Not ansItoered
152 29 SEEFATIl I:r al~.,et when ~d yo~ last 21 see your father (or father Bubetl.tute)']
0 Father c!~ad - no subshtute
Less than 1 week "1;0
2 1 week - 0.9 month
3 - 2.9 months
4 3 - 5.9 months
5 6 - 0.9 yeu
6 - 2.9 years
7 3 or more yeBI'S
8 Respondent abroad
9 hot answered/don't know
153 38 29 SEE2-IO'm If al~vet when dl.d you last 1 22 see your mother (or mother subshtnte)?
0 Mother dead - no substl tute
Less than 1 loIeek ago
2 weel{ - 0 9 month
3 - 2 9 'il0"lt~e
4 3 - 5 9 months
5 6 - 0.9 year
6 - 2.9 years
7 3 Jeaz's or more
8 Respondent abroad
g Hot ans .. /cred/Don It l.no\oj'
Int. No. Post. Var Name Var1able Label No. of Pldce on V. No. Cols card
154 39 30 CONTPARV How oftcn do you have contact 1 23 w1th parents now7 VISITS
C liead
1 Da11y
2 Several t1mes a week
3 Once a week
4 At least once a month
5 5 - 6 hmes a Yf>ar
6 At least once a year
7 Less often
8 Responuent <:.broad
9 Not answered
155 39 30 CONTPART flow oft<:n do you have contact 1 24 W1 th p:lI'en ts noW'? TF.l.'~PliONE
0 Dead
1 Da11y
2 Sever::.l t1mes a week
3 Once a week
4 At least onc~ " month
5 5 - 6 hmes a year
6 At least once a year
7 Less often
8 RespondE:nt abroad
9 Not al.lswered
156 39 30 CONTPARL How often do you have contact 1 25 w1th parents now? LETri:R
0 Dead
1 D~uly
2 Several t1mes a week
3 Once a week
4 At least once a month
5 5 - 6 hmes a year
6 At least once a year .., Less often , 8 Respondent abroad
9 Not answered
"t -- ----- - ----
v. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name Varlable Label No. of Place on Cols card
157 40 31 PRES REUlO How would you descrlbe the 1 26 present relatlonshlP wlth your mother?
0 Dead
1 Lxcellent
2 Good on the whole
3 A blt mlxed
, 4 Rather poor
5 Terrlble
6 110 illother or 6ubstltutO 7 ,;0 r ~l"tlonshlp 9 Not ans ered
158 40 31 PRESRELF How would you descrlbe the 1 27 p~esent relatlonshlP wlth your father?
0 De.:.d
1 Excell.:mt
2 Good on 'Ctte wnol"
3 A blt mlxed
4 Rather poor
5 Terrlble
5 liIo father - or Substl tute ? No ::-elatlonshlp 9 Not ansVlered
SEC~lION 7(n :li:AL'ru
Int. No. Post. Var Name Var1able Label No. of Pl...cc on V. No. Cols card
159 41 32 mHOSP Have you had to go 1nto 1 hosp1tal as an 1n-pat1ent (1.e. staY1ng overn1ght) for any reason?
1 Yes
2 No
9 Not answered/don't know
160 41 ,~
.Co HPARASIT lllfect1ve & paras1t1c 1 31 dl.sea"es (R.C.G.P. No.1)
o - 9+
161 41 32 '!NEOPLASM Neoplasms (R.C.G.P. No.2) 1 .;2
') - 9+
162 41 32 HALIERl.Y Aller;,1c cond~t10ns (R.C.G.P. 1 33 }lo.3)
o - 9+
163 41 32 i!MET,~BOL Endocr1ne, Nutr1t10nal 1 34 & Metabo11c d1SP~S~S (R.C.G.P. No.3)
o - 9+
164 41 32 HBLOOD D1scases of the blood and 1 35 Qlood form1ng organ~ (R.C.G.P. No.4)
C - 9+
165 41 32 HMENTDIS Hen tal d1sorders (R.C.G.P. 1 36 f'0.5)
o - 9-,
166 41 32 HNERVES D1seases of nervous system 1 37 l<-~d sense organs
D1seases of nervous system (R.C.G.P. 6a,b,e)
o - 9+
167 41 32 HEYEDIS D1seases of the eye 1 38 R.C.G.P. No.6c)
o - 9+
v. No Int. No. Poet. Var Name VUlablc I...a.bel No. ot Place on Cols card
168 41 32 HEA..'WIS Dlseases of the ear 39 (R C G P No.6d)
o - 9+
169 41 32 HCIRCDIS Dlseasee of the clrculatory system (R C G P No.7)
o - 9+
170 ., 32 }QESPDIS D~eeases of the 41 resp~ratory system (R.C G P. No.8)
0-9,
17, 41 32 HDIGEST Dl~ea5es of the ',2 dl~e~hve syste::ll (R.C G P No.9)
o - 9+
172 41 32 9'OENlTO D~sease~ of the gen~to- 1 43 W"l.Dllry SYSt~1II (R C G ? No.10)
o - 9-+
173 41 32 HCHILDBT Compllcatlone of yregnancy. "4 ch~ldb~rth & pUp.rperlUM (r C G P. No.11) 0 - 7+ 8 Not apphcable - Male
174 41 32 ~ ~ormal Chlldb~rth, strught 45 HOI,(-(It forwaro. del~l1erlee
0 - 7+ 8 Not apphcable - 1-'ale
175 41 32 HSKIN Dlseases of ~~1n or '6 subculaneous tlssue (R C.G P. No.12)
o - 9+
176 41 32 PSKEL Du;eases of the mu~culo 47 skeletal system & co~ectlve tlBsue (R C G P No.13)
o - 9+
177 41 32 HCONO Congenltal w,o~alles 48 (malforlllahons)
o - 9+
Var Name Varuble label No. of Place OD V No. Int. No. Post.
cols card
178 41 32 HFRACT ACCldont~ lnvolvlng 49 !racturlne;, laceratlons and eurge .. y (R C G P. No.17)
0-9+
179 41 32 HBURNS Acc1dentl!! (Burns & 1 50 electrlL. shocks - R C G P. No.17)
o - 9+
180 41 32 HPOISN Accident15 (Fo130D1nb - 51 R.C G.ro. No.17)
o - 9+
181 41 32 HPROPHY ProphJlactlc r!"ocP,:l.rrc-> 1 52 (In ho~pltal lnclud~g for observatlon - R C G.P No.18)
o - 9+
182 41 32 muse Symptoms &: ... 11 deflned ';3 ;;:;ondlLlons (R G G P No.c6)
o - 91-
183 41 32 POSTDIS le 1t llk~ly tnat any dlaordel 1 54 or dlsease hsted 1n 41/32 ",I ,~ht have &dverse pnY61c~1, mental or eoc1al effects after reco/ery? (SubJe~tlvc Tarlable)
0 Not apphc3.ble, '0 dlsordar~ menlJODL.d
Yes, physl.cal
2 Yes, me:.tal
3 Yes, l5oc1al
4 Yee, phY61Cal & other
5 Yes, Inents.l & euclal
6 Yes, llkely to rause eocl~l emoarrasement (e.g. cau~e~ so~llDg)
8 Perhap,; but can't be very speclflc
9 Don't know
184 41 32 TOTCOMP Total numb(: .. 4 (.If ~osin tc.l 55 CO!llpllllnts
o - 9+
185 41 32 TOTAD}! Total n1.L.llber of hOsp1tal 56 admlSSlO!'S
o - 9+
V No. Int. No. Post. Vu Name Varuble Label No. of Place on
col.s card
186 41 32 HOSPDUR Total length of t~me spent 57 ~n hosp1tnl ~1nce 1961 -1. e. the oum of duratlon of all admHISl.OnS
0 None
Lees than t",o d~YB
2 2 days - 0 9 week
} week - 0 9 mO""1,.h
4 month - 2.9 months
5 3 months - 5 9 months
6 6 months - 0.9 year
7 year - 1.9 years
8 2 years or more
9 Don't knOW/Dot answere~
187 41 j2 HOSPIDNG Length of longest admJ.e:!!I1I>D 1 58 to hospl.tcl 5l.Dce 1961
0 Noae
Le •• than two days
2 2 d..,.. - 0.9 week } week 0.9 mo.~th 4 mont~ - 2.9 months
5 3 mont.hs - 5.9 Illonths
6 6 'Ilonths - 0.9 ,ear
7 ye9I - 9 years B 2 or more J e.u-s
9 Don't know/not answered
188 41 32 HOSPAD1 Total numb~r ut '"Iobp1tal 59 adm1.661.0ns less than 1 \ eek durahon
o - 9 ~
189 41 32 HOSFAD2 Total number of hospl.tal SO adml.ssl.ons from 1 week up to 1 month dura ho-
0-9
190 41 32 HOSPAD3 Total number of hosp1tal 61 adm15S1.0nS from 1 month up to 6 Clonths durat~on
0-9
191 41 32 PO'sP,..')4 ':'otal l"ur',':ler o~ '1o:;i'::J~ tal 52 adlnl.S!:ac.n.s !'rO::l 6 months or over durutl.on
0-9
V. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name
192 41 32 AGECAT1
193 41 32 AGECAT2
41 32 AGECAT3
195 41 AG2CAT4
Var~abIe Label
Number and type and length of admlsslons between the ages of post. 1961 (9) to 13.9 years
APP~IX V
No. of cols
2
Place on ca.d
99 Not appl~cable - 14 year olds lD 1961
Number, type and length of admlss~one betwe~n the ages of 14 - 17.9 years
APPENDIX V
Number, type and length of edrn~sa~ons between the ages .S - 26.9 yea:rs
APPENDIX V
Numoer, type and lensth of admlsslons 27 years C'=' over
APPENDIX V
2 6]/6G
2
------2 69/70
99 Not apphcabIe 9 "ear aIds 1..D 1951
----------------------196 41 32 OP[,YF':
'97 41 32 NOOP
198 42/33 33 NUHVIS
Type o~ operat~~ns 2
APPENDIX VI
To be formulated a.s cases are lOei. \111 th
Number of operatlons performed on respondent s~nce 1961
0-9
Number of V~S~t6 to attend a hosp1taI or other cl1..D1c as an out-patlent (1nclude casualty dept )
o - 8+
9 Hot know/1nsufhnent data
NB. V1S1ts for d15ease prevent10"l or rout1ne check ups ~ g. VaCC1"1at1o~s, mass X-raY3, ant1 "latal - are not ~o be 1DC ludcd.
71/72
73
/4
V. No. Int. No. Post.
199 42 33
200 42 33
201 42 33
202 42 33
203 42 33
204
205
206 33
207 42 33
208 42 33
209 42 33
Varl.nble Label No. of Place on cols card
NOVIS1
NOVI:J2
NOVIS3
';;ERIAL?
CAro7
Number of compla~ntB
o - B+ 9 Not known/~nsuff~cl.ent data
Number of VHIl. ts 9 - 13.9 years
0-8 9 Not appll.cable 14 year olds
Number of YiSl.ts 14 - 17.9 years
o - 9.,.
N~mber of v~s~te 18 - 26.9 years
o - 9+
Number of V16~ts 27+
o - 8+ 9 Not appllCab!e 9 yeur olds
Serlal number cara ?
Card number 7
75
76
77
78
1 79
5 1-5
6
CPARASIT Type~ of dl.sorders necesBltatl.r~ ~ Vl~lt ~o a cllnlc and the numbar of sucn d1.60rder~ l!Iuffered by :-espolldent, not nUlIlbel. CIf V1.51. ~G
CPARVD
Infectl.ve & paraSl.tlc dlseases not ~cludl.Dg VD (R C G P. No.1)
o - 9+
Infectlve & parasl.tl.c dlseases - VD only (R.C.G P. No.1)
o - 9+
CNEOPLAS Neoplasms (R C G P No.2)
o - 9+
C~LLS~Y Allerul.c com~ldl.~ts (,rt C G P 110 j)
o - 9+
7
1 &
9
10
No. Int. No. Post. Var Name
42 33 CCHILDJ3T
'21 42 33 CSKIN
42 33 CSKEL
223 42 33 CCONG
224 42 33 CFRACT
225 42 33 CBU",'1S
226 42 33 CPOISN
,27 33 CPROPHY
42 33 CMISC
Vox Label
Del1ver1es & CO~pl1cdt1ons of pregnancy, c'uldb1rtlJ. & puerper1um (R.C.G.? No.11)
o - 7+ 8 Not apphcable - !.ale
Dlseases of skln or subcutaneous t1ssue (R.C.G.? No.12)
o - 9+
D1seases of the musculo-skeletal system and
No. of cols
1
1
1
connect1ve Lssue (R.C.G.P. No.13)
o - 9 ...
Congenltal anomal1es 1 (malformat~ons) (R.C.G.P. 110.14)
o - 9+
Accldents 1nvolvlng fractures, 1 lacerat10ns (R.C.G.P. No.17)
o - 9+
B\L.'ns and electr1c shccks (R.C.G.P. No.17)
o - 9 +
P01son~ng (lncludes swallow1ng cbJects) (R.C.G.P. No.17)
o - 9+
1
1
Prophylact1c procedures 1 (~.C.G.P. No.18) (vacc1natlons, non speclflc X-rays etc)
o - 9+
Symptoms and 111 deflned condlt1ons (R.C.G.P.No.16)
o - 9+
1
Place on c.ard
21
22
23
24
25
?6
?7
2c
29
13
Further cater,or1es
V. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name Var Label No. of Place on cols ca,d
229 41 32 NOriOAD Number of road acc1dents 1 50 42 33
° - 8+ 9 Don't kno ..
230 41 32 NOHOHE Number of 9f~ acc1dents 1 31 42 33 ° _ 8+ e13ur~
9 Don't know -----
231 41 32 NO>,OrlK Number of acc1dents at work 1 ;2 42 33
° - 8+ 'J Don't know
232 41 32 STER Is there "- m~nt1cn of 1 3::; 42 33 vaseccomy or ster1l1sat10n?
() No menhon
1 Vasectomy (males)
2 Ster111sahon ( females)
3 C1rcumC1S10n
233 41 ,2 MISCAR Is there a mentl.on 0 L 1 34 42 33 Wl.SCarrl3.ges, shll-bcrths,
abort10ns?
° No ment10n (fema] ,,~)
1 l-hscarr1age
2 Ab:lrhon
3 Shll-buth (~heck sect10n Ol! ch1lare:: problems)
9 No~ apl'hcable - male
234 41 32 DISABTY Is there a ~ent10n of 1 3~ d1sab1l1ty e1ther on quest10nna1re or cards?
° No ment10n
1 Parhal bhndness
2 Permanent bl1Ddness
3 Hear1ng d1ff1cult1es
4 Permanent deafness
5 Spec1al defects 'i 6 Phys1cal hand1cap - hmbs
7 Other phyS1Cal
8 Comb1nat10n of these 1tems 9 Cannot read o~ dyalex1c
71f-
V. No. Int. No. Post.
235 43 33
236 42 33
237 35
Va:r Name
GFPROBS
Van.able Label
Have you had pers~stant, Ber~ous or worry~ng health problems wh~ch have been treated by your G.P.?
o Noth1ng reported
1 D~Gab111t1es - chroncc
2 Psych1atnc/aru<1ety, etc.
3 Gastro-1ntest~nal
4 Allerg1es
3 Muscle pa1ns, backs, etc.
6 Headaches
7 Other m~d~cal
8 Y~s, no ~nfOlmat10n
No. of cols
1
Place on card
36
L1 the rare cases when more the.=. >one 1S :1sted (none observed 1D sample C50) coae ~ost 1mpOl'tant
NOGPPROB Number of pers1stant, 1 ser10US or worry1D5 health problems treated by your G.P.
o - 8+
9 Not answered
NERVOREK H~ve you ever felt that you mlght suffer from some form er ner70US bre&kdo«n?
o No
1 YE'S, once early adolesce"ce
2 Yes, once late adolescence
1
3 Yes, more than once adolescenc~
4 Yes, once adult
-5 Yes, more than once adult
6 Yes, more than once ~ bot~ per10ds of l~fe (e.g. once 1n adolescence & once 1n adulthood)
7 Yes, not spec1f1ed when
9 Not answered
37
IS
AILMENTS IN U.5T FE>/ 'o'EEhS
V. No. Int. No. Post. Vu Name Vanable Label No. of Place on cols card
238 45 36 COLDFLU Colds or nu 39
0 No
A ll.ttle
2 A lot
9 Not answerpd
239 45 36 nIZZIN Dl.!.Zl.neS8 40
0 Nn
A httle
2 • lot
9 Not '-'lswered
240 45 36 ACHE3PN AcheD and pal.ne , 41
0 No
A ll.'t.tle
2 A lot
9 Net ane;w"red
24' 45 36 I!EDKES HC3daches 42
0 No , • little
2 • lot
9 Not answered
242 45 36 N"VES NerVOUMeas or ter.",eness 43
0 No -, • httle
2 • 10'
, 9 Not answered I
I 243 45 36 44
I HRTB!:T Rapl.d hea=t beat ,
0 No
• ll.ttle
2 • lot
r 9 Not answered
244 45 36 B:rt.L""'TSCT Shortage of breath "5
0 No
A httle
2 A lot
9 not anewered
v. No. Int. No. Post. VSI' Name VSI'~able Label No 0' Place 0' cols card
2'5 '5 36 SKINSH Skl.n rash ,6 0 No
A httle
2 A lot
9 Not answereil
246 45 36 UPS3TO&% rrp~et I!!ItolM.cb 47
0 No
1 A ~ttle
2 A lot
9 Not anl!!lwered
247 45 36 EACKPN BackpH~n 48
0 No
A h.ttie
? A lot
9 Not ansW'crcd
2,8 45 36 INSOH 11~ffJ.culty in 3ettms: to 49 sleep
0 No
A httle
2 A lot
9 Not ans''Ie:-eo
249 45 36 WAKEAaLY Nak~n8 early and unaule to get back to sl~e~
0 No
-1 A llttlt:
2 A lot
9 Not ansW'ered
250 45 36 RUNOOWN Feell.ng generally run doWh 51
0 No
A little
2 A lot
9 Not answered
251 45 36 PS~IOe Perl.od nal.ns 52
0 No
A 11 ttle
2 , lot
8 'ot appll.cable - male
9 Not anS'Jcred
V. No. Int. No. Post. Va:r N",me Var Label No. of Place on cols card
257 45 37 PAINREL To relleve paln 1 58
0 No meU1Cl.nC3 taken
1 Yes prescrlbed by G.P.
2 Yes self .,rescrlbed
3 Yes prescrloed by otner (e.~. Ghemlst)
9 Not answerer!
258 45 37 OTllRES For any other reason -I 59
0 No ~edlclnes taken
1 Yes pres:rlbed ~y G.P.
2 Yes self prescrl'ved
3 Yes prescrlbed ty ""t.her 4 Yes, unspecli"led 9 No~ answered
259 45 37 TOTMED Total number ('If p'edlC.lneS 1 f-O taken c!ur1 ng last fel< weeks
0 None
1 - 8+
260 46 SMOKE Do :~ou smOK.e? 1 61
0 No, never
1 No, b-.. t I used .0 smoke
2 Yes, oc~a5:LO~ally
3 Yes, frequently
9 Not d.Oswer~d
261 47 39 DRDlK Do you drlnk alcobol? 1 62
er No
1 QUlte nften
2 Only occaslonally
3 Prachcally never
4 Never
9 Not answered
, ,
v. No.
262
263
lilt. No. Post. Va:r Name
48 40 DAYSOFF
48 40 BEDDAYS
Va:r Label No. of Pl~ce on cols Cill J
Dur~nf, the last s~x months 1 63 how many days ha,·e you had to take off wor-k or from carry~ng out your usual a.ct~v~t~es beceuse of ~llnes" or ~nJury?
0 None
1 1 - 2 days
2 3 aays - 0.9 week
3 1 I<eek - 1.9 weeks
4 2 I<eeks - 2.9 \\'eeks
5 3 weeks - 0.9 month
6 1 month - 2.9 ,""nths
7 3 monLhs - 6 months 8 :>ome- our not spe~'hed 9 Nf't anf:;Wereo
For 110'1 mdIlY of th~se days 1 64 d~d you pave to to to bed?
0 t/one
1 1 - 2 days
2 3 da..vs - 0.9 week
3 1 we(::{ - 1.9 weeks
4 2 I<eeks - 2.9 weeks
" 3 \.Ieeks - 0.9 month ./
6 1 month - 3 months
8 Not appl~ca~le/no days off work 7 Some but !lot speclfled 9 Not answp~ed
V. No. Int. No. Post.
264 49 41
265 49 41
266 49 41
g-,CTION 8( G): CRnlSjr:lOBI:,:H3
Var Name
CRIMECOM
VIOLSNCE
SZXUAL
Vanahle Label
Durlng the course of thelr llves people flnd that they havp broken a 1,W and have to appear ln court. H~s thls ever happened to you?
o No
1 Yes
9 Not answ"red
No. of cols
1
Number of offences mentloned 1 (offences of vlol~r~e agalnst the person, murder, l'1aIlslaughter, assault, etc.)
o None
1 One such off~nce under age 18
Place on card
67
6,<)
2 Tw" or more s'.lCh off'ences Wlner "ee 18
3 One offence &lnCe 13th bllthd~y
4 Two or !!lore Slnce 18th blrt'lday
5 Two to flve offences (adult & Juvenlle)
6 More .han flve ~ffences (adult & Juvenlle)
7 One offer.ce age U/~
8 Two er- mer-a o:f~nces age t'IK 9 Not answerCld
Sexuai offences mentlc~ed 1 69
o Non"
1 One such off~nce under age 18
2 'rwo or more such offences under age 18
3 One offence S1!1ce 18tn blrthday
4 Two or ~ore Slnce 16th blrthJay
5 1\;0 b flve offences (~dult " Juven~i.e)
6 More than flve offences (Ddult & Juvenlle)
7 One offence age u/K
8 Two or mor~ off'ances age U/K
9 Not answered
~\
v. No. Int. No. Post. Var llame Var1dble Label No. of Place on cols card
267 49 41 THEFT Steal1n6 (burglary, robbery. 1 70 theft of/from veh1cle. shop-ll.fhng, handl1rg stolen goods, etc. )
0 None
1 One such offence under age 13
2 Two or mOre such offences unc!er age 18
3 One offence Slllce 18tn buthday
4 Two or more Sl.!lce 18th buthday
5 Two to hve offences (adult & Juven11e)
6 Hore than hve offences (ad <11 t & J uven11e ~
7 One offel'ce age U/K
8 Two or more o.l'fences age U/K
9 Not answered
268 0.9 lJ-1 FRAUD Freua. & forgery 1 71
0 None
1 O:le such offence under age 18
2 TI-'o or more st.ch offences unc.:::r 2-3e 18
3 One offence Sl.nce 18th but:,day
4 Two or more Slncc 18Th b1rt"day
5 Two to f1ve offence~ (adult & Juvenl~e) 6 Hore than f1ve ofi~nces (adult & J~ven1le)
7 One offence age UjJ(
8 Two or mOre offences age U/K
9 Not answered
269 49 41 CRDIDAH Cr1m1nal damage, arson 1 72
0 None
1 One such offence under age 18
2 Two or more such offences under age 18
3 One offence Slnce 18th buthday
4 Two or more 51.nee 18tn buthday
5 T-.,o to hve offences (adult & Juven1le)
6 More than f1ve offences (adult & Juven11e)
7 One offence age U/K ,
\ 8 1\.10 or wore offences age ulK
9 Not ans'"ered
V. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name
270 49 41 DRUGS
271 49 41 HOTSER
272 49 41 MINJ.!OT
Varlable Label
Drug related offences
o None
No. of cols
1
1 One such olfence under age 18
PJ.dCC on card
73
2 TvlO or more such offences undo:- age 18
3 One offence Slnce 18th olrthday
4 Tv/o or more nnce 18th olrtnday
5 Two to flve offenceb (adult & Juvpnlle)
6 Hore than hve offences (adult & JUV~n1_J cl 7 One offence age u/K 8 Two or more offences age v/K 9 Net anS'..:ered
not or offences (reckless or dangerous drlvlng, causIng death by d~,gerous drlvlng, Whll~ unf~t, d~squallfled/ wlthout llcence, etc.) Not speedlng etc.
o None
1
1 One such offence under age 18
74
? Tvo or !Lore such offences under ,,-,~~ 18
3 One offence s~nce 18th blrthda~'
4 Two or more Slnc~ 18th blrthcay
5 Two to h ve offences (adult s, Juve~'_le)
6 Mc-re than !lVe offence3 (adult:;. Ju-;snll-o)
7 One offcnce Age u/K
8 Two or more offences age U/K
9 Not answered
Mlnor drlvl~g offences (speedlng, llghts, etc.
-1ncludlng offences related to blcycles)
o None
1
1 One such offence under age 18
2 Two or more such offences under age '8
3 One offence Slnce 18th blrthday
4 Two or more s~nce 18th bIrthday
5 Two to flve offences (adult & Juvenl:e)
6 More than fIve offences (adult & Juvenlle)
7 One offence age U/K 8 Two or mOle offences age U/K
9 Not answered
V. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name Var1able label No. of Pl"ce on cols C"3.rd
273 49 41 DI"ORD Drunkenness & d1sorderly 1 76 behav10ur
0 None
1 One such offence under age 18
2 Two or more such offences l.L'lcier age 18
3 One offence Slnse 18th bJ.rthday
4 Two or more Sl'1ce 1Str, bJ.rlhday
5 1\;0 to hve of:ences (adult & Juven1'e)
G More than f1ve offences (adult & Juvenl~e)
7 One offence age UjK
8 Two or mure offences age UjK
9 Not ans'W'e'!"ed
----274 49 41 POLITIC Poht1cal (1.e. related to 1 77
protests)
0 None
1 OJ1e such offence under age ~8
2 Two or more s~ch offences under age 18
3 One offence 5l.DCe 18th bJ.rthday
4 Two or more Sl...!:CI3 18.h b1rtJl"~Y
5 1\,0 to hve offences (adult ~ Juven1)2)
6 More than f1ve offences (adult & Ju\'~n11d
7 One offence age U/i
8 Two or more oi"fences age U/i
9 Not answered
275 4~ "1 I1ISCSER M1scellaneoua (ser10us) 1 78
0 None
1 One such offence under age 18
2 Two or more such offences under age 18
3 One offence Slnce 18th bJ.rthda.y
4 Two or more SIDce 18th but],day
5 Two to f1ve offences (adult & Juven11e)
6 More than f1ve offences (adult & Juven11e'
7 One offence age ujK
\ 8 Two or more offences age UjK , I 9 Not answered "
V. No. Int. No. Post. Vax Name
276 49 41 HIStlINOR
,
271 SERIALS
278 CARD8
279 49 41 TJUVOIT
280 49 41 TA::JULTOF
Var1able Label No. of cols
Ihbcellaneous (m1nor 1 offences) • (e.g. fa1lure to d1splay road-tax l1cence, no T.V. l1cence, local bye-laws, etc.)
0 None
1 One such offence under age 18
2 Two or more such offences under
3 One offence S1nce 18th blrthday
4 Two or more s~nt;.e 18th buthday
PL{Ce on card
79
age 18
5 Two to flve ofiences (adult & Juven1l€)
6 gore than h ve of [cnc€-', (adult e. JuvenlleJ
7 One ofIence age u/K
8 Two or more offences abe a/K
~ Not answered
SPARE 80
5 1-5
1 6
Tot?l number of offrnces 1 7 IJefore age 18
0 - 8+
9 No lnformatJ.on
'l'otal number of offences 1 8 -Slnce agP 18
0 - 8+
9 No ~nrormat~on
v. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name
281 49 41 AGONLYOF
282 49 41 TYPONOIT
Vanable L:ibel
One offence only
Age at only offence
o No offence
1 More than 1 offence 2 Under 10
3 10 - 12
:. 13 - 15
5 16 - 17
6 18 - 20
7 21 nr over
9 No ~nf0~mat~cn
~ature of only offence
o No offeLlce
1 More than 1 offence
2 VLoleD~e agalnst person
3 Sexual offence
4 Steah .. "lg
5 Fraud/forcery
6 Hotor offences
7 Drugs, dr~nk relate~
8 Other
9 No infor~at~on
No. of cols
1
Place Oil
ca:-'i
9
10
-----------------------------------------------------------------283 49 41 OUTt:OHON Outcome of only offence
o No offence
1 Nore t!:lan one offence
? Acqu~tted
o \;arni"lg, ~us"ended sentence, ez:Jorsement
4 F~e
5 Probahon
6 Institut~onal senoence
7 Any comb~nat~on of 3, 4, 5.
8 Inst~tut1onal and other
9 No 1nformat~on
1 11
V. No. Int. No. Post. Var Name Van able Label No. of Pb.ce on cols card
284 49 41 AGZIST Age dt 1st offence 1 12
0 No offence
1 1 off~nce only
2 U!1der 10
3 10 - 12
4 13 15
5 16 - 17
6 18 - 20
7 21 or over
9 No J.IlformdtJ.on
285 49 «1 TYPIST Nal,ure of 1 et offcnC'e 1 13
0 No o+'+'ence
1 1 offence O!!::'y
2 V101ence aga1nst pers .... 4
:, tielCUal offence
4 Steallng
5 Fraud/forGery
6 l,otor offences
7 Druge, drlnk rplated
8 Other
9 No 1nformat1(m
286 49 4i OUTIST Outcome of 1st offenc;;) 1 "","
0 No offencE:
1 1 cfrence only
2 Acqu1tted
3 IIarn1nl>, suspended sentence, endorsement
-4 F1ne
5 Probptl.on
6 Insh tuhonal sentence
7 Any comblnatlon of 3, I 5-c, 8 Instltutlonal ~d otner
9 No 1nforllldtlon
87
V. No. Int. No. Post.
287 49 41
288 49 41
289 49 41
,
Var Name Varl.able Label
Most recent offence
(Hore thdll 1 offence)
No. of cols
AGERE~ ~ge at most recent offence or 1 most serl.OUS l.f there are many~
TYPREC
OUTREC
o No offence
1 1 offence only
2 Under 10
3 10 - 12
4 13 - 15
5 16 - 17 6 18 - 2()
7 21 or over
9 No l.nformatl.on
~Iatur::, of most recent offence or MO&~ Serl.OUS If there are man,,? o No ofie:\ce
1 1 offence only
2 Vl.olence agal.nst person
3 Sexual offence
4 Steall.1l[;
5 Fraud/forgery
6 Motor offences
7 Drugs, ~~l.nk related
8 Other
9 No l.nforMatl.on
Outcome o! most recent off~nce Oi most serl.OUS l.f there are many}
-D No o~fence
1 1 offence only
2 Acqul.tted
3 v/arnl.ng, suspeLded sentence, endorsement
4 Fl.ne
5 Probahon
6 Instl.tutl.onal sentence
7 Any combl.natl.on of 3, 4, 5. 8 Insh tuhonal and other
9 No l.nforr;atl.on
1
1
PIde!; on Cd.rd
15
17
V. No. Int.~o. Post. Var.Hame Varuble "abel ilO. of l'J .:tee 0 11
Cols. L:lra.
290 50 ~2 VICTlll Have you ev~r been a 1 18 v~ct~m of an ~lleG~l act by SOPleonc else')
0 No
1 Yes, theft
2 Yes, assault
3 Yes, sexual offence
4 Yes, other
5 Yes, 1 and 2
6 Yes, 1 and 3 n YdS, 2 and 3 (
291 51 43 HS:::DlFF Ser~ous h0~slnE Glfflcultles? ~ 19 ,
0 No
1 Yes
9 Not answered
292 51 43 FlNDIFF Ser~oJ.s f~nahc~al 1 20 dl.fhcul'i.~es?
0 No
1 Yes
9 Not answered
293 51 4~ ./ CHLD,IOR Ser~ous worr~es 1 21
:;..wolvl.ng your I'hlldren?
0 No
1 Yes
8 Not apphcable - No chl.ldren
9 Not a.nswe' cd
294 51 43 SPOUSiOR Ser~ous 'tworrl.es 1nvolvlng: 1 22 YOllr spouse's health or welfare?
-0 '10
1 Yes
8 Not apphoable - I'ot marrl.ed
I 9 Not DJlswered
I \
I 295 51 43 PARNT.IOR Serl0US worrles lnvolvlng 1 23 , your parent· G health Or '.elfare? , , 0 No I 1 Yes
8 Not apP)l.cable - No p3.rents
9 Kat ans\lered
~O!
v. No. Int. No. Post.
296 51
297 51 43
298 52 44
299 53 46
53 46
301 53 46
Va:r Name
MARITI/OR
OTHJERPBS
ElmLIFZ
Van able Label
Serlous man tal problems, broken enl3aGcments, etc.
o No
1 Yes
9 Not answered
No. of colG
1
Any other serlOUS problems "hlCh have affected your llfe
1
o No
1 tes
9 Not answered
Have thlngs been so bad tha~ ynu have felt Ilfe was not worth Ilvlng?
o No
1
Place (,:1
card
24
25
26
1 Yes, I ha\~ thought of endlng Ilf~
2 Yes, not only (1) but also ha.-e thought ef ways of dOlng lt
3 Yes, not onl y (1) & (2) but also have trle:l 4 les, but not speclfled 5 Yes, I have "tnoug~t l~fe was nnt worth 11.V 1I!'
8 Don I t know/ 'iaybe
HOW DO -{OU FEEL ABOUT?
"CCOHP
FAl-'LIFE
JNCOMSAT
Your=-elf - wrat you a:re accompllbhlng and thp Hay you handle problems
SCALE I
Ynur 0;'Il famlly Ilfe -your wlfe,lhust-wd, YOclX marrlage, your chlldren
'>GALE I
The income you (and your famlly) have
SCALE I
1 27
1 28
1 29
V No. Int. No. Post. V"r !lame 'larl.able Label Ijo. or Plne£' on cols C'1l" 1
HO I ilO YOU r I~--;L \!30UT1
}!)2 53 46 F1JNSAT The amount of fun and ?D enjoyment.. you have
SC<\.LE I
}!)3 53 46 HOUSl'L~T {OUI' house/flat 31
c;.CU.E I
}!)4 53 4f, THINGSDO The thl.ng~ you and 1 32 your faml!y do
SC\L." I
305 53 46 TnCFm~ ~c &J:lourt of bme you 33 have for dOlns ,he thl.llgs you wan+ to do
SCAlE I
---------306 53 46 ~D1SF:N!.l The WaJ you snend your 34
spar6 tlme, your non-~orkl.ng actl..l.tl.ee
SCALE I
}!)7 53 46 GOVE-, __ ',:/hat our Government 1B 35 dOl.ng
SCAlE I
}!)8 53 46 BUlPOTEN The goods and servJ.ces you can buy III thlS area - thl.~gs ll.ke ioad, clothes, apphances
SCALE I
309 53 46 ri~L'I:'lITL Your own healtr and 37 physl.cal condl.tJ.on
~Cr',LC I
310 53 46 J03""'::::r.. i.=\lr Job .<
SCJoLE !
V. No. Int. No.
311
312
313
Post. Var Name Varwble Label No. of col.G
Pl.l~C 0,
CG.rd
FSELING3 ABOUT p=';n'>OllAL C,I' t.\CT'::ll,C'J:::S
46a HETP'::OP
46b
4f)c I?.rtI'IAB
1 I enJoy meetlng new people
1
2 I am a httle shy w~th people I haven't ~et before
39
3 I dlsl~ke hav~ng to meet strrulgers
o Not answered
1 I ofte!! feel lIo:-r~ed 1
2 I occaslcnally feel worrled (J.e. ~~er ch3.'1ges at \forI<" C","
fam~ly problems)
3 I a'n very carefree and seldom worry about an;th~ng
o No>; Mswered
1 I 0ccas~onally 1 beco~~ 1rr1~~ble
(e.g. ~f I am t~red)
2 I 3m very ~rr~table and eas~ly beco,-e annoyed
3 I am v~ry even tempered
o Kot ans\ie.'ed
40
41
------------------------------- -------314 46d
315 54e HAP?Y
1 I cM't bear to be do~ng noth~ng
2 I l,ke to keep act~ve bll t don' t m1nd 51 t tl.ng dv,m to relax for an hour or t'.iO
3 I am qu~te hap~y to s' t o...ld tal{e th1ngs easy for as lonG as I can
o Not answered
1 I am a very happy person
2 I often feel very depressed
3 I am as happy as most people
o Not ans~/ered
1 4c
1 43
V. No. Int. No. Post. Vo.r Name
316 46f FRIShJS
317 54g 46g MOODS
318 54h SOClA3LE
319 CON'mOL
320 DAYDRZAH
, I
321 46k
Vanable L:lOCl
I h~ve a few clo:::;c frl.ends
110. of <..01:::;
2 I h3.ve lots of frl.ends
3 I have no real frl.en~s
o Not answered
Place or caru
I have vel Y 45 ch.:ml$eable J',cod... -sometl.mts un, sometl.mcs dO\ffl for no partlcular reason
2 Hy moods chan£;e l.n
response to th~ngs th .. t rap'Oen
] I have a very even ter.:tperament - ah,rays much t~e same excppt under very unusual Cl.rcucstar~es
o Not ans~ered
I hke to So to partl.es w~e~e there are lots of ceople
2 I pr~fer my o~n ~oml)an~ or just :h .. t of toe faml.ly
3 I ll.ke small .ntl~ate socl.al gather~ngs
o Not answered
1 I never lose c0ntrol 1 of myself when I am c~f,ry
2 I con usually control my anger
3 I easl.ly lose control wheJ"l I am angry
o Not answered
I occasl.o~ally daydream
2 I oftee get lost l.n a world of my own
3 I am a very down-toearth person
o Not answered
I am 7e-J contertcd "ll.tn my llfe
2 I ~n a3 cor tent as most p~o~le
3 I of ton fr"r"l ., .. rv d~sconte'1tcd.
47
48
49
f, • . .
~r1~ l~!"s+
I'"r2 th~rd
t\..) c{' 1',r ~'15 CLl2.'J.';'1 .1.5 E\
rafer to rr~Jor ,,J ')dJ"" 1 S~O!: :>f
dl vl.:aonE:.;' t~roC5. :.le '1:1:...n J:!.. Vl.':'l.,:)'1S.
---- -----------01~ 3 rn:;'.oyerc: 'J.u"i \YJ:;"3f;a::-s "!.;} ::c'1l:.rul d!'l:i ~jJ<"d,l ':;,')VIJr n "ent, :T-: ... t;,t:i~Yt 8o\"r[=r~e,
('te. - .!.o:.l.r0'e (".3l:r:.ol1.3'1"';12nts (exc..!...udl.'15 acrlcul'ul"' ....... L .... 1U.l"""''=''1"t3)
1')11 :..::['''3071''3 !la en-'L-"J 01:~~:'~ In il~_l t:; .... ~lCU. tdr t: 1;;;:!1teY' ... ::rl.[,e., p r,:,l,:~ u:s 2.3 ("jf' "'or2 pcr.:o"s
018
019
l':Fla[;el' '1'ho ::...lmer9.11" ~!en J.,r·""! SU?f"'rv:r";.? 171 110]1 3.::rJc.lltu!'c....l enter _"'-;'T9.3
c""lploy lng 25 or lic-re _-' ::':i"oSOl1S
0;: .'~Jrl,:l 0', ,;rs 'J.Jl':.. "'d.ll~.ge:::"s In C(:ntla~ a..nd :,ocal Gov(:r~-.Ic .... t, I..-dLlSt.~:" ':OP1.. .... 12 .... ~e 1
etc. - 5~~11 es~doll&r.-=~tS.
0-, -' , ?"':~l::;Jers 1""1 ncn ,!!I.~j'·l.clll t1.ll-'a.l er ternrl..:3es T 'llO e .... ).:)loy .re 1'3-:'· :.r,E'd1 25 !Jer"30'1S
o..::~ . LB....~-C"rrs III ro:! a~rl.cL.:tural en'G8J. ... -.:-:': '"5E'S \Jhc eLl )10! 0)' _ 1~erV~3e less tr~n 25 persons
0.")..3 ~11:71oy'lJ. ~ _. nor ag!"lcl1-:'lr3.1 ez:tcr?r.l.se:: '!10SC nU'I1oer of :,mrloyec5 18 nat St2-:2d
0.34 .JJ.]'"'o;C' ," "CP ,,:;:-~oul1;~ral G_,t"!rp'1.328 "'\,,038 n'~ lb'2i' of 8'n:;>10jC '5
15 !~~t .3t ...... ted
,.135
------------
05: Agr~culture,
and mmers -forestry, f,.3lJerles and "Ill ed types - em:)loyers, manasers large estaol13hMent3.
051 Estate o',mer~:o;rlculture ".ho OIm more than 500 acres or .;ho em:c1oy more t~ep 25 persons
052 l-IanaGcrs or tpn,nts llho mana:;e or rent mo!'e then 5':;0 ,cres or who employ or superv~se ~ore th~ 25 persons
054 ~~agprs 0f large flshlng vessels (l.C. sklppers)
055
056
0'57
07: AgrlCulGure, forpstry, fl,herl~s and alllei types - em~loyers, m.nagers and Q't!nelS - small and rrled~um e-at::.bll.3h'"T1entd.
071 0.If.er5 of farns bebde~n 50 - 500 acres
073 3call holders
07~ ~~agers or tenents of medlU~ farms
075 lIanascrs or tenants <'c' scc.l:!. i"ar"ls "ad srlo1ll hol::.:!.pss (50 acr-=s or less)
076 Own~rs of snall flshlng 7essels
077 Hanagcrs/Ca:ptalns of small fls:nnz vessels
076 r:anabers/::Jymers of amall l~ vestock venture3 eg Kennf::ls
079
11: Proiessl.onal uor:{ers - ::.elf emplcyed. 3e1f er.tployeCl persons eng3.;l2"d l.n work normally requlrlng "U~llflc~t) ons of 'mlier~lty degree sta.'ldarli
111 Legal (Jarrlste=s, Sollcltor~, etc.)
112 ),edlcal (Doctor", ;)ent13ts. 'lets, ?harc'aceutlsts)
113 Archltects
114 Accoun L.ant.3 t l.T.u:mrance oru'-\:ersetc., L ~l.na'1c13.1) Computer consultants
115 Chartered ~urveyors etc.,
116
117
118
119
1): Profeso~onal workers: Employees - qUd.l1flcat~ons :If degree ::;b.ndard
131 Central and local goverllr.1ant: 'lgh level ad.-:lnlstrat~on, town planners , SClentlflC offlcers
1)2 Acade~lc: Research, Q'~Verslty and polytecrilllc teac~lnf" teachers wlth degr"es
133 1',eJlcal: Doctor:;, d"r..tJ sts, vets, soclal workers, Che'llJ.sts
134 LeJ'll (sollc~tors, barrls~ers, etc.)
135 3nglneers, !>eo~vglsts ana other hl';:lly quahf~ed tech.'lle"l e)'perts
136 Journ<,llsts (top grar1e), broadcastlng research, prlntl:lg and publlshl!lg
1:'7 Clergy
138 ;;'lnaOClal and bUSlne'5S - ,ccountants, brokers, cO-'jOuter pro:;;!arllller:::, Company ~ecret~~les, per30n~el offlcers, executlves
139 DesIgn: Archltects, surveJors, etc.
15: Interr'led .... ::ote noo-rt.J.nuql 1dork a rs· :::'m:plo.:{eeG e.!158,3ed 1n 'l'!O:1-lIlanu?l occu;at:!.o!ls .:mclllv...ry to thE. pro:csslons and not. norwally r~'lul.rl.ng qU"'~lflc"'tIons of Cle[;re .. standard. (! 01' 31..perVlsory)
i 50 as beJ 0",' but .dot Bnouc'l 1.1.foru.atJ..on to type prt;cl.sely
151 j:edlcal au~-,l,arles. 7ralnec! nurses, soclal workers, thera}nsts, 'llasseurs, etc.
152 1eachors, non degree
153 ~lVll SerVIce and lo~ql gcvernment ~xecutlve off,cers
154 Legal: ArtlcleJ clerks
1:;5 F .Ln-lnclal: 33Jl1{ clerKS, '5enlur etc.
156 I'echn~c12.nS, laooratory a3s~stdIlts, pl:'ltogrz.phprs.
157 .'lark st..lay, progre:::s en.g~n~ers
"58 2ntertalners: ',Irlters, c..rtlSts, sJ.ngers, ,,-ctors, plofesslon3.l Spolt!::men
159 RddIO/I' 'f. gcne~al .,ork, JOu.rnallsts, nondegree
17: I!1ter'iedl.3. ~e non-manLlal , ... ol."kers· Em,?lovees other t"lo.n rI:u:.ase~s en,saged In occupatIon.::; (.;~llte collar 'Il1d servlce) '"ho supervloe others
171 Pollce and flre offlcers
172 Clerlcal superv~sors
173 SeCllr~"y offlcers
174 3ales,en "roo supervJ.se others
175 Shop 6upervlsors~ead of d~part~ent
176 SupervJ.3o:;"s In co",-"mlcatJ.orl lndustrles' head trafflc controller, telephone operators
177
178
179
Headmaster, head of department, educa~n
.5upcrv~sorSt ~ead3 of de?artments, m1.3cell,.l!1eOU5
101
°19 : ,,:u J le\l r 0'1- ;, '1-1a1 1-10l 'le,- tn~n S\!re~lVl"ors an<;l (Ulc11111I'Y /proi'essloncl oCCU,t)a. ... 10llS - nOTna j rC~!Ulrl.nG 1'1...11 tlr.te tr ~1!11ng.
191 Clerks (ot~er t ~'1 artlcled cler~s 1n Sollcltors offlces)
192 Ofhce ach1ne operators (plillch card o.,erdtors, du;>ll catl on , cumputers, telepr1nters, etc.)
193 '!'JP1sts, shortnand Hr1 ters, 3ecretar1es
194 Product1on m~agers, buyers - med1um
1'95 Ass1stants to sh1lled nrofess1ons \ tech;'llcal :ir3.>l1ng assu.tants, drcbltects as&lstants et~.
196
197 DeS1<;l1/draughtsmen ete
1qB
199
21' Sk111ed s~rV1ce occupat1ons
211 Flremen, !,ollCcm211, am.Julan:::e men, prl.snr.J1 '1Iarders, securl tyrr~n, custcw; ~fflcers.
212 Funeral \;orkers, e";lbalmers
213 Cl ~i's, cra10led cooks, housekeepers, etc.,
21" "~lP and alrcraft ste\>Iards apd !1ostesses
215 Person.?l serV1CeE,° l{al.rdre8sers, r.J.anacurl.sts, cOf'"ClercJ.al rrlasseuse, bedu'\,.~C..Lans
216 l'led1cal. 'Iard 0r'\er:1es, part tlme nurses
217 Gas and elee ,r1C1 ty bc=-.t --Iolkers (sk1lled)
2~B Counc1l ·,Iorl:ers sk1lled, eg :ir1ves dustcart
;'19
2;; .::;,kl.lled i. '1ollstrJ.3.1 canual
231 l!W:lI g .J.Yldustry (underground 'Iorkers)
2;2 Heavy Industry - forge, founaary "orkers, s. u ths, c'1ern1cal projuc;:.~on ,JOrkers, etc.
233 InQ"stn.al eng1neers and techn1cal Horkers - sub degree level -sheet l'i1et3.1 Y/()r'-<.ers, \"elders, tool";lakers, fl.tters, etco
~34 Tex"tl1e '/orkers - bleachers, '/eavers, dJers, s=-,l!"lners
235 Ceram1C 3J\d 31ass - furnace'1cn, fln~shers, gl"ss former", br1ck furnacemen, etc.
236 ~lectr1cal lorke"s' - rad1o, cable J01nters. etc.
237 Dr1vers of stat10nary veh1cles: cranes, etc.
233 Ur1vers of plant veh1cles: fork 11ft trucks, etc.
25: Skilled wor'{ers - light 1ndustry, Craftsmen, Food InJustry.
251 ',/oocw)rkers: C lb1net ma\.;ers, boat bU11ders, etc.
252 Jeweliry ru~{er~. watch repa1rers, een cutters, art1sdllS, etc.
253 TextIle and cloth1ng: dres~ makers, u~~olsterers, embroderers, etc.
254 Leatherlwrker,,: 3noe repaIrer>;, tanners.
25;' ~·1scelb.neous s"1all 1:JCL.strles
256 Food and dr1nk 'l1ne tasters, butchers, bakers, con fectloncrs, brewers, fo~c :roces~ors
257 PrInt~rs "nd CO '),OS1 tors
25!l ?ackers
259
27 J 1nlled \,'orkers - CoruoHllucatl"n::; Iniustry.
27 I A1rcraft p110ts, 1, ;vlgc.tors, controllers
272 nL.:·craft m:u .. nten3.nce en;J..n:-ers
273 1<:nl./::y 'IOrb'rs: drlV·:."S "l.<arls, footplatemen, Sl/;:l:>' ler5
274 ShlP offlcers ana englneer~
275 Lorry dr1vers, n.:;.". "-1ce.lse
2?6 SI<111ed P.O. ·,vorkers. Teleynone e!1go;.:leers, 'll1d o:;oerato.s.
277 Car ~aIntenance s),eclalists' echanIcs, electrlclc.ns, "~lders
278 vuhllC transpo~t - road: 3U3 drIvers, etc.
279
29 SkIlled wor~.ers - constructlon l!1du::;tr j a..'ld road ':>ul.ldlng
291 DrIvers of ~lan" r~chlr-~rj
292 Bnc'~layera
293 JOIners liC_d c3r:enters
294 ?lastererb, ::-a."ters and dec~rators
295 ~oof specI~11sts
296 House \'lrlng, gas l'r..st:Sl.ll:;.ll;.lOn, pl'1-ners, e:.~c.
297 l-~?..sons:md stotJo l%rkel S
2g8 3teepleJa~ks and demolItIon lorkers
299 ConstructIon enS1:leerS (r-0:l aegree)
31: :lanual 110rkers - SU',erVl ,ors (~uch as foremen)
311 In m:ullng l.n:i'J3try
.312 In heavy ~ndustry
:;13 In hght ~ndustry
314 In Berv~ce 1i.11ustI"J
315 In transport and com~unl.CatJ.on3
316 In constructlon ~ndt.stry
317 A"ncul tural cngu:eer~ng ~nQustry
318 ::'har6ehand~
319 In food wdustry
3.3: Skl.lled aGr::.cultur:~l 1tJorkers, fore8~ers, :lc"'ernen
3)1 Sk~lled a.,grlcultural \,ror--:ers: speCl.;:1~J.Bt r!1ac.hlne o:';crator'1 r equlr~no tral.nl.ng, tra2::'1ed far ...... '/orkc!' l'lJ.th a,sr2cl41tur3.J Cl U.rss 11~alJ·fl.cat2ons
332 Sk~lled hortlcultur~llot
333 31alled forestry ',/Or-kers
334 Skl.iled :l.s'r.erPlen, 3!1l.p off1.cers, net rdke!"s, eLe
~35 ~;·lorl.st
336 337 "38
3.39
35: .5eUJ.-skllled - UJ,-sk:i.lled _,'hlte collar Jorl~e:-s C:'r3.Lllnr;, If a-"'1Y, C'.~ tlJ.e Jut,)
351 GlerksU;tore clerk" general offl.:e "crk)
352 I'y:",- s ts, secretarles, re~e"tlonlstE'
353 Gash~ers, meter readers, COln oox emptlers, etc.
354 LOtl grade Jhl. te collar l.n ~overn, 'ant pJ3'vlo,f"e: ... t, Cl. vJ.] serV9.J.""1 ts Offl.ce 't'orkers.
355 356
357 358
359
37: 33.1es workers: Skl11ed. owner3 and ~nager3
Zmployees In trade otn~r than 3upervlzors.
371 3kl11ed salesmen - W2 th full hme tralnwg
372 Auctl0neers and valuers
375 Speclallst sale8 occu:pat1ons w1th ,,'nlls' Ant1.ue". art5. rare books, etc.
374 Agents: Advcrt1slnb' th~atrlcal. ~state
375
376
377
378
379
38: Self ern:ployed - at l'lost one nelper
38'1
382
:;£'3
384
305
387 388
:;89
Slulled trade: e.g. p::'.lmoer
0""1 van, ::a!, lorry
:'clf emuloyec s&.2..ec;"1eJl
E.nployed :;':1 fathers buslne"s or famlly buslne3s
In serV1ce tra~e e.~. halrdresslng
39' Seml-s1ulled an~ lUls1{111ed salps em:>loyees. <;m:oloyees 1n '·!holesale a'ld reta1l trac;,' othe!' tnan ma;1ae;ers and ",,';oer Vlsors
391 Shop sale.:;men/ aSslsta.'1t cashl.ers
392 Ro~,dsmen. bread, mllk, laundry, etc.
393 Hawkers ~d otreet lendor~_
394 Attendqnts. ClC'aYJ'ool'l, C'3.r :oarlang, petrol :)\':'Ilp, usnerette
395 Salesnen: In3urance, car, etc.
396 'fan drlvers, removClls "len
397 Store"len - unsk1lled
393
399
41: SerV1ce occupatlons - seM1-sk111~d, unsk111ed
411 Catcrlns: ca~tcen staff, cooks \untr31ned) etc.
412 Restaurants, hotel staff: walters, bar "~aff, ma1os, bell-boys
413 Home -Ielp: Vr,lets, butlers, l'1a1ds, Chlld innders
414 Careta\t~ng: Offlce cleaners, "Jatch..,er~, ~ tft op~rators, C1}ars.
415 House serVl.ces: Srll.mney S'Ilee:p, 'andO\'l cleaneJ. S, co~l dellyery J 1cn
416 Councl.l \vorkers dustmen, sb.:·eet s\'l4:~e,ers
41r Trafflc 'ard~ns
418 '/o]unteer Commclnlty 3er'l1ce: 'I 3.0. etc.
419 Others
---------------------------------------------------------------43. :Ianu31 - se rn .. -..3l<111cd, lJ.nS~{l..L~e~, f3.C"tory
431 Unolffere'ltlated fac~ory ',"rk
4)2 lhnPlg ~ndustry
433 Heavy .,anu~3.ctu.r1ng
4)4 Cerd.Ml~S and [;b.'3s, br1ck '"arks
4)5 ~extlle and clothes
436 ?nrrtl;::g
457 -:1scellaneous hght ::..ndustl'Y
J. 38 Food Industry
439 '~l.scel1aneous maC~lne o;;erators
4-5: r~anual - ll!1skl.lled- se l.-skl.lled, otner non-aor~::ultural
431 Co~~unlcatlons: ?ost cfflce and telephones
452 Corr.nL.~' cat) ons' ?:nlways
453 Coru:;unlcahons: :load: van drl vers, removals (no :;. S. 'i. 11 Ce!!be)
454 Comnun1cat1ons: Alr 3agsage ~andlers, ~tc.
455 Const~uctlon 1niust~y: 5e~eral labourers
456 Unllfterentlated labourlng Jobs
457 Communlcatlons sea, r1vers and \laterways, deck hands, etc.
4:;3
459
i'7: Unskllled - seml-sklll,:,d J:!3.TIudl - a:;rlcul turc, forestry a!ld fJ.sherles
471 Farm lIorkers - no quah flcatlons
472 Forcstry 'Iorkcrs
473 Hortlcultural wor~er6
474 Fl ,her'lcn
475
476
477
i78
4"9
49: ',lsce: laneou~ uns!<J 11crl
1,91 House,llfe
49:e i:1Scc'-1,,-~eous UnSklllE'd
+93
497
498
499
• 50: .~.!1. Forces: 0ff~cers
51:
501 haJor or equ1Valent
502 C~pta~n or equ~valent
503 L~euten~,t or equ~valent
50·'+ NCO or equlv9~.ent (uns:,?eCl.fl.ell)
505 Offlcer assoc~ated '11th aulled occupa.ho'l - J'ed~cal
505 Off~cer as-;oc~ated In th slulled occu:,abo,: - En:;~neer, !hd~o, et~.
507 Offlc"r a.3"oc~ated "1th sk111ed OCcupd.t1on - Other (e.e;. mus1c)
503 CO~~S31oned offlcer unspeclfled
N'":Os assoc1ated '"lth ,,'nlled occupatl0ns
511 '!edlcal curp.
512 11JS~C corp.
)1;' :!::::J..c;l.n.:erlng, veh~c:e 13.lntenence, etc.
:'14 ElectroldCS. rad1o, radar, eLC.
515 Ge.leral a<1mlnlstratl0a
51 6
517
518 519
52' Prlv~tes or equ1valent
521 Nedlcal corp.
5?2 lus~c corp.
523 ~glneerlng, vph1cle malntcnance, etc.
524 Electron1cs, rad1o, radar, etc.
525 R.A.? unspe~lfled
525 Jlavy ur.speClf1ed
5~7 Army ~nspeclf~ed
528
529
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000 3t~11 ~n colleJe
001 Intens~ve late cO'.lrse Pl conJ .. mct~on >11 th ex~st~r.g Job
802 3t1ll not f~nlshed full hme tralm,.,g ~.e. doctors, l)enr~sts etc.
003 IntenslVe late course to change career - lilt'! ex~stlng Job
004 Intenslve late cour~e to ch~~ge c~cer - no job
,)05
006
007 003
009
66 ~pou=e Job Only
666 .ot a,;?l' ~able - tlot m"rn eel.
17: :JnE'O'::::lcJ eEl or", c'{ 87:
777 877
Curren~lJ unem?l~yed Cu~rently s~ck - tenpo~ar~ly
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888 :,) ckness or other severe :>roblems nave perP1a;,ently prevente" em"l'JY-le'lt
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Q99 '.0 ~!lfOLmah"u, Job not apeclfled
\\0
'.
• Analytlc~l Cnemlst :\rchl tect ~riY: 1· dJ 0:" ::l.nd uO' .... ' 'lras A.uj~~or
Ban'< 1''lIia~er 3.3.rr~"3ter
C1.vl1 :er-;lce· 8.~.O·s, Ins~ector of Scnools. -t.df'"lln13tratlve, ChIef Inspcc'Gor of Taxes.
ColllBry ~~n~6er ~on~'l+-·t( ~~~~nn~~ ~~~+o- "tc) .... .... ............. ~ \-".0 ... 1 "'~-I, -''-'" ...... , -' • C:Orlt.:-El.cto..c (::hlll_41!"C:;, r:J.ll~Ja..y t etc.) uer. tal .:'lI.lr.:;eOl1.
Dentlst (.!uoIllheCl) Deslcnsr, ~l.rcr~ft
Dl.!)j OrJi1. t DJ.rGctor of ~Qucatl.on Doc'Lor Edltor Englnecr (qU.llflBU)
, -_ '"
l:mdo mer l(arlne -=urve~ or
p. Af ~. I
Vedlcal O::lCcr' of ::ealth
:-Iavy: Lt. Cidr. up .. l:'1rds ?l~_nts>r
?ollce: C/~LJ')JJi~. l\/('i:!.~. t Cdr .• AsSt/GOr:1.r. I C .... 1C'f Con3~"":)le
Procur~~o~ ?1~C21
.U::....'"1'[.lty 3 ...... !"ve ... ·or P::tce HO~5e :'1, "1er ]e3eQrC~ SC::~tlst
'?oJal ;":i::' ?c..rc.-...: ".J.ng/CCtr. &: ...L:;J Illt4;:)
~her1ff'~ ~ubstltJte
3h~po\mer
SOllcltor StOC'..(lL 01{er
.3'-.t.:--ar )2flIl_r ~urveyor (~UJllfled) 110' I!l ~lerl~
I'reasl1!'er, l...,OC2.1 nUl . ..' IO~.i tJ UnOer/!'l~~!', ~lo~j3
'Jeolo;l.jT; L.inlver3l.t~/ l.'2("tl:,,~r
rieaa.f.J...:.t .... r (sec. ,:;c.:1001 0:' :?rep. school vall...a:'Jon Of-:lcS!r I.,sur3....'1c~ ",ctu::a.r:J 'letln:rr:,r ";vr,;eon (:j.1Jallfl ceJ La.."'ld or ?c...rrn sert or 7}te''Iard
GLASS 2
1iana,='€.Tlal :""'1'1 =<cr:ut1ve (Ilt:t 30 'e ~:S"'i0"13~'!:n'1.:Y :OT' d~r~ct~~~ ~nJ It~1~13t_~- ~OllCV)
l'll.r .r)llClt
Ar=y. Capial~: belo~ (com~l.S3)Onej) ~Y'tlc:'ed Clerr.: 33.!".K :;::"'crl{ (':;~nlor) C:-ll~ C ,J()r'll =;t Cl.vJ..l ,,'e!.""Vlce:
5.~.O'S, r~3p~~tor of tdyeS (nl ?;her gro.de), In'-)peetor of t.._:x.~J.3.
COi-'tJrc.. __ 11 .... r:.l3'C.
~e~tl~t (u~~k~11.f18j) 91V1S:!.OtL">1 ::::J.ucatlon Offl.:::cr '-!~adJlR..3 t ~r (=aer1. 3C1,oo1) ~ea~,~ster ~Incust. 7}chool) He:ld .?o.3t"aaster Hn.lSp. -"'~onpT'tv ~ . .,n., '-pr
Hi!n.ste:r (l!o~-,,""orl:or~l_st'1
avy. ::"ll!Ut • .::. oelo' I..C:U.:'1I1 :::;:.10 n .:> ..... J Cpt~Cl2!1 (rll~ll:1.~--!)
?atent Ase'1~ ?erson~el r'~..::e...:;e!"
?'1:Lr""J.c l.:3 t. ?oll.ce: C~:~f I~~_'ec~o~, ~UJ~d.
?5ycrl.a'L!'~c _,ocl:!l IO:"l:Er
?cstatl.!"en tc:-.lr _,ojal Alr ~·:lre~.
b:lc I ~(;")'I l3~.l') l"'(,.,'
~-c1te..rj ~nS'~~3r
3anl tar', ... ~U::" re,..ror .... ettle'i€'Z'l t ,':trasn ~e3.cner (Gee. scn.. 0:'" -,ubll.c SC:r'l00J)
l0terlnd..r.:f ... rs,C:'lO:::O::- ~ U'1 t....3.1:. :':.=:-)
,1\
CL.~ ,3 3
Insuect1on~1, 5uuerv1sory and other non-manual
Advert151ng agent liental nurse (quahhed) Arr-r ',.0. l\J3.vy: /.0. ~" .. clerk (J un10r' Overrl?Jl, Col11ery Bo<l.!'c.ln,; out of:lcer Perr'l3..."1ent ''/9...:/ l.nS2ector Branch M~~a3er Photo3~~pher
Cat~rlnb O:flCer Physl.othera?lst Canal ~oa~ yrop~l.etor Poll.ce: Ins?ector ClvJ..l.::::erVlce· ':.0'5, ~ech. Of:lcer, PostTTJaster
Exptl. Offl.cer, Collector, TaA. Of:1cer, (h1cher ciraae)
Church 'or~er Probat1on Off1cer Cle:-'~ o!' '/o::ks Club j-:"s"Cer (! 'arJen) Colllery e"131neer Co-~errlal tr~ve~ler
CO""'l~tee cler-< 8on~_~s.c :0:-J1,:?onS1..,:; cnernst (em"loycJ) Do:; b::-ze~er D!,3.1!:'1~511a..v:l (,-:ualJ.:led) Jru; :. E'DOa. l.n3')ec-:o~ (L.G.) .r:;."te=-~aln ~'en t or ;-::!:1zer :ar7J 03:11ff or GTleve For l::tr..iln; "sent Gooe.s 3.:;en t (rall'.'ay) Head cleric rtor.3e breeder ~otel k~e~er or ~~aGer Iniu~trlal cnew15~
Inspector (lnSUr3.IlCe, enSlfleerlne) Jocl..~ey
Jo~rnallst or reporter L10:arlan (asst. - ~ua11f1ed) il3.r: l .e -:n:;l!1eer ':ental ~ealth 0ff1cer
~ :':0 .... nt2... ..... t IS cler-t.c {~·'~~t13!~: COPY~~lt~r
~~~:rtlse-2n~ ~ra\cr
' .. ;-,1/ ~.:;t. ~ 3./;,:;t. ~: ::ectls d-nrentlce
r:L"1.'::: c.etectl ve =00~~ ~ee~~r
.;u.tl'3'r C~ef or ~otcl cook C~~Jlcal 3~r~ler
Clv~l Se~vlcc: H.C.E's, Ass. Offlcer (;lub 1 cri:! pr
Radl0graphg,r Joyal "lr ?orce. :.0. :late h, er rtatlng of:lcer ~oyal "1arlnes: 3et. liaJor, ~.C. 3€t. Salesnan Sanl ta!'7 ~napector Shortnand Ir1 ter StatlO!1 l:I.ster 3tockoro~er's Glerh Teacher (elE'"1. sch., Jnr. tec.'l., etc.) TCC~1Cl~'l )3.J.~.) Una.erJ ... ater Youth : .. r-;ploY.llent Offlcer Youth or~anlzer
CO:l.st '311:JI'G. Cost) ...... ~ c:!.~rtC
Crlc~eter (?rO~e3s1onal) CustO;"''::; offIcer Je.J..I.:", Cv::rtla.n )rJU~hi;.s"',::u1 (~3),:Jrcnt.lce) ~3tl~~~lnG clerk :""11-: cutter Fcctb~llcr (~ro~e3~lonal) Furrlcl I"sura"ce ~;ent (ln~u.strlal) L1b~~~ldn (un~uul~flea) :1ccn~e~ vlctuallc~ l\1,..
CL.\,;S 4
(Contl"lUecl)
Harket ~ordener :~asseur (employed) Herchant Navy: o"dlO operator,
C3.det, }hd ... Jl.:f.l;}ffi1
Navy: P.O. & C.P.O. Po11ce: 3ergeant PubllC~ (lnnkecper) Rad) 0 offlcer (Cl n1 alr "ys) Hoyal .\lr ?orce. 'u3t. e: 3/..)gt. Road safety o:flcer Rellev~ns offlcer
CLlSS 5
Rellglous brother SaT-pler ~n brel<ery 5cnool nttenu2nce off~cer .shop supervlsor 3hoF uulJ..:.cr Slgnal lnspector 5tatloner SUb-?Ost~2ster
3urveyor's aSslstant Toy DeslG'1er
Routl.nc f)rades of non-"1J.nu.:tl \ or~:
BookJ..n~ Clerl.c Caretar-el CaS~lQ~: ~ox o:;lce, Shop, undeflned. Clv~l Serv~ce' C.O's & ~.C's,
hsst. collector, ~ax offl.cer.
Clerk (rouhne) CO'lr"]lsSlO!la.Lr~
Dance Y.Jld lIuslClan 1:lraughtsnan (i'rJ.cer - un1uallfled) HalrJresser Head :)orter L~brorl~~, Asst. (un1uallfled) POI1C€.: Cons:'.:!..) le t ..3peclal cO:1atable 1
Cadet.
CL~5S 6
Post Off~~e clerk Pnson Of:lcer (' la~der) Provldcnt collector ::al.lyl3.Y c'e"C-ectl.".re Jate collector Rent collec:'or Sherr~ff's ,sst. 3hop Asst.: Cheru.3t, :0:il'ccLloneI,
Draper, i"lorl.'3t, Srocer, Iro!'l rare, ::- urnl tu.:-e t Slalloller, ~dllor.
Storekee:;;er Tcle5rapnlst l'elep1.c'1e operator ',Ia~ter
~iJ.n:lo·.J dresser
5k111ei ':mual
AMbula!lce man Jlnne3.1er ~?p~entlce (skllled trade) A~'ly: Cpl. & L/Cpl.
Blac~3r}l.th
BOlleI' maker 30llerSITlth Boo'-=. bl -:c.e!" 30ot.:mdkpr 300t r ,~,er Boot re~1al!'er Drass oulder 3rCJ.36 :lTI13her BrlC"',-l3.jer 3u~lcer (e~ploY2d craft3~"-~) 3u:: c.~.l vc:" Butcher
Cab drlver Cablnet mal{er Carpe!lter Carpet l<e'3.Ver Cap rJaker Capsta!1 setter Ca.ster ( ..... 1.85)
Chaln naker :ha:'se h:ln:l Chpuffeur Chec1.::er ChlrrL."ley S Jeep Cll.c1...:er Cloth hpper Coach bu~ller Coac:JT'laII Coll~e=y electrl.Cl~ ColoUl" 'l1'{er Clf s;ullpd)
. , , )7-~, ~ ~ , ., , ..
ConOosltor Concrete fencer Cook Cooper Co:!per 5';11 th Cord \!Ulner
Cot ton .,eover COl/mM Crane drl ver Cc1rrlcr Cutler Decorato:Dent.:!l ii3C~ClIl1.C
ConkeY"la'l (sea) Dock saterlan :he-sett8r
(Con t l'lucd)
ZlectrlCl'U1 ter::!loycCl craftsman) £ng1.ne dr1.\oer t:nci1.ne sto',.er ~n~lneer (e~ployed cr~fLsnan) ;':'nJr::;.ver :; .... cavaT;or .... rlver Farm 'dorker (skllled) t'l.tter lorrf>s~er Frel1C"l :)OllSner Fur flnlsher FurnaCC"1'J. tl Gal':".Illzer
( Con1'" ..... ...,1 .... ) '" ................ .....
G:H110k-2e~er
3':1...nGer Gardener G~s:1.tte:r
31a33 hIm'ler Gla~:..cr
Gr2...2...n\'i02..,-11.:;r
Groom GQ,!3r.11 th '1arness ' 'e3,ver Head ':3.r '(')'!er iD!' se Q( ':> let'
':ors8''''3....'"1 rio31.e!'y trl-rer I11.3Fec:,02~ (J~c; ':;0., trJ.f'3Fort etc.) In3trurr.2~t ~3~er
Iro1'v1:Jul c. 2:-Iron 0~ :~eel (re)ser I:-on ..!rlller ~odel Cl3t ~~~er
JOl!'l9r L3.bo:--?torj~ ... sst. La.nu.:3c:;;,: e u3.r .~e'1'~r Lat!1~ sp":.ter
Le3.:'h?: ~~"""e.;")ser
Le'1tr.e!~ S Jll1:tE..r
:Woc~:. ":3.te~~~!1
:cJ~ e '..~ ~: .?'2!"
:orr: orl-r~~ \lo~S '11s: r nce) I :tcn:'1'2 r(!-1':;'2rer
~'3..1ntC'11.'1ce 11 ttCl'"
!' 3.1 t ::tCl" H:lr!:lle ~"ol"L ~her
Jbsen HechanJ.c (skllled) }J~l~~(..a1 [;l'J.ss en6raver l1crc,.ant Navy: A.pprent1.ce Hlllcr Lll1Y'rl{~ht
Hole cOltchcr llotorMo.n Pot er en=:lnecr :'}otor "'Jecp -~nlC houlder rl'lJ.slc.11 l:lstrU'7cnt renalrer 1-!'s.vy~ LdS. -..leaT'1an !leuo1..se'1t ;'lurseryrna.YJ. O:,ero.tHe (s'nlled) Palnter Palnt I 1.xer ?a:nt spreycr ?:tnel 2cat~r ?avlour ?::lttGrr: Il~ker
Pl.t !"8palrer ?l:>.sterer Plater (J:-on : steel) ?llfllber Portnanteau ma1,er ?otter PrlPter's cutter P::'J.!!t:;r
?udalcr (~et~l~) ),u5.rryrlio.J1 gadlo ~eC~O~lC (s~lllcd) :<3.11 1 /'l..1 Cl OS31~; keE':!8!"
;lall'J3Y ;U:lrc1 ?'-ill1/ny slS'13.11'l'Ja..'"l ]:m:e fl-:te!' ]ecord na!..:.er 7e:ort bUllder ~lvetter
:lopcr~:er
~o~e sp1!'L'1er ~oJ~l ..... lr Po!"ce. Cpl. ~ r...;.C. 3"11. ~~lE!.ker ~ceJsT"'1....T)
..)~epher(l
J1lp I s ?l::-~tcr
3~lP'S C3r~9nter
J':l"') IS Ilre,1J.Tl
J'blplS rJ. -';3cr S'llp:::!r1zht Sl.::;n'/rl tcr '.:I:!. 1 '..: I~av~:,
31.1v2r,:'-":.th (3·'~11a(. c:'.:l:tSr"8.n) 21:l.-:2r Slj.u:::;nterer .... 1.l '1 ;~!'
~pL,ncr
~t:'Jc hand. Jtcel CU1:tc!" ~tceple- JD..C~~
3t~11filan
, I , ,':~i,~ 1
5tudcroom S>leep ra11ey~ (chec~er) Tallor TUJlner Te3zer (:;1"-55) Telegr':9.,)h l~nesm'lll
Thatci-Jer T~le.,n-<er
T~n5nti-J
Tool'TI3.kcr Too15etter Toyrn .er (sb11cc:.l Tr3ctor Jr~ver
(ContJnued)
CL. .. SS 7
Turn COCK
Turner Upho1ste!'er Valve tester Vu1can1zer Ila',Sgon e Glraner ,laG~on =,a~nter
'/atchra;:.pr .: re:)al.rer 'iaterploof coat l"l"ker \lJcaver '.Ie1der 'lhee1lnsr t '.vQodm.:Ul /001/ }or~t~Q S~1.nne!'
l1anu:ll, se"'rll-s1.~211ed
-\grlcul,(;l.l.!"al "lOr'"cr , farm .servant -G.rP1a ture IJlncler ArMY' ?r1vaiOe Artli.lc2.al :loI"/9rl'rl.?1{.er
Asse-ooler B3.!{.pr t s \ gst.
Bar3eman D.:t.rM:Lll
'33.B\:ct 1n1ker 31111",,:1 m9.r'<er Blacks~lth'3 3t~1~er
30~ler-'3n
Boot m:;'C!lln~st
Brass 'are ."or~Cl' Brlc':..:I~Cl.ker
Brushdravler BUllder's scaffolder 3ut~or.ho1e cUcter 3us cO'1ductor 3utJ'-'er's '{3St.
Canva:;ser C:l-';>.3taI:! operator Car~c~:er'~ nate Ce.r pur....: D.tte'1~~dnt
Car;>et f-LnlS'l,er Cc.rtcr Caterl!l[; A.S3t. Closer Cloth :lnlsher Coe.l C2J ...... ,eyor Cou.l ne fer Co;].l 't.!"lTL1er
Sorer::n...:er '::-::':l~ ~:!p (cr::..'1 '2 c:.:-:. ;er) J3.T!1:.r
Dell.vcr;"1an Jcntnl nec~3~lc'Q ~sst. Jray'7lo...'"1 Jr1l1er (brush f~ctory) Jyer
Zlectrl.Clan'S ate Snglneman Farnl.1o!,,~f'or (farm labourer) Flle sctcC'r F1n1sher (laundry) F13!ler .. ~11. F1tter's mate Furnl ture rel,Over (efTI:11oyee) G~a.:;e ~'lnd
Gasr:t3.ntle rnaJ::er Gmmpre93er Graln storel"'J:Lll G"lnder Ddll !,Ol ter Hamne!,,[TIan !~and se'ver Ho1a:er-on HurJle "1gJ..er Ironer Or clot~es Dresser Ir:l, th',JO!"~({H"'
L1Sh te:'r;qn Letter s"C3.f'lper Lorrj d"Jvcr (sno~t d2st~~ce) llach2ne c:oer:ltor Imcnlnl3t .. aker ("Ioaden-bo d l"eter re.J.der ~,f J..lk:na.'1 } us11n darn er Navy' n.3. O:':lce 30y Cperatlve (senl-skllled) Ostler ?.:lcker ?ac~J..r.G ca3e ~~~er ?eo..rl stl _Tlcer P~t he8.d"19.u ?l.rn ''':1n ",:r.r P1astv, 1E']ner ?latelaJer ?o"ter (Tmm Hall)
liS
I 0 ~ tr3-'1 IJ ol13her 'o-:;t Cf:lce ,orter
Presser (tallor's) ~rlntcr'3 feeder -?:1l1~JaJ en':;lnc cleaner
"").111',I:--Y 11n,J;:i:-l.:ll1
~ ... lll-/3.Y iorter .~c'Cc 511c~r
-:O::lC. '5 -3,.n ,
Cl., ~s 7
(Con tln.!cd)
"0 .. '0.1 .. ~r ; orce: ..;.c::-r.:.t0::'
A.C.2 ?c A.C.1
;3. '.l er
:::.,"" <ton ~~et ~~tal L orkzr ~~_? ~1&:cr1s help2r l~8? hand. 3r~en3rocer, 3utcner,
Flshmon,:;er
:-:1: se .... cr ~~tt1 atten-1:l1lt :3.utt.ler 30:':le ,oIashe!" :'O:l~-...:!.1l (can.J.l)
C \ "-:;-J '?::' (c:J...r-:..boEC."'a.) -=::01 t se!",;' 2'r
:; ::>0, :ol~er
3~11ier's laoourar ...: ..... --:11e -::i!cer
Cl.. r.een "1.3St.
':::!. l..' (s .. '..l .... ter) ':"Jr:-,.:.t C~~'3..Y},:!,
:>_!"''"'''?t ::'c :'0:' J .Io!"ker C::tlc :i:-o/'2r :> :1:1:'-::. :1'"-'J...i0I"
Co~l ~o!"':cr
Co,:cr-')n::r Cow,t'] .... ";...'1d J~ll ?o::.':'e:-le"':' ,''It.::-. 1 • .JQJrcr )~~tll:c~J ,c:,~er
)OC ·.~r
1)rJ..:"'fl2!"
J:"l."'!- .... :;::~C 1- J']!'
::-:= .... l. ... d, CO .. :
£nctory ~~~ (routlne) Factor.{ ,'or!,.-er Folder
CEoS 8
Stevedore Stoker Storenm Surfaceman (raLb,ay or road) :lvll t c nrrlB11 Telesraph bo:' TLcket collector rfobacco s:;n "1ner Tlmocr cut.ter ffln prlc~cr TO'.m porter rractlon en3lne ~~lver T'ra,\llcrman TrLnmer (coal, upholstery, etc.) V:tn drl'ler ',larehou:;e"'1'=l.D ',tdrehol.lse dort~8r
Il.'lecl t:lpper ~Jooi il3.C~lnlst
/001 30rtcr lcr~er ~ne~lc~l, leather~ starch, ~~~e~,
rope, rubbcr, etc.)
Ha ... lker (dealer) Houseboy h-..bourer La,p"':)clea...'1er LanpllL"hter Lavato::.'y a:."teIlJ9.r ..... LBath<2r C3.rrler Ll ft "t1; 2nC!a!l t Loader Lor!"J".::..I1 : achlne m..Lr~der (routlne) Jiesser..ser ~lavy
Paper seller ?orter Pre3sfldnd PuOllC~'l'S asst. ,- uay l::lOourer 'laaln t seller ?Eu.l' J3Y .taro"1:u1
Refuse col~ectoT ROJ.dmn ?o2ds\ICC?er .3C3.V8:l;l"r
3ho 'caTa mo~~ter 30rtcr (not 2.0.) 3tacr.~!'
:tr Jet tr::d.8r ?o.I sp!"'n.yer V3..nrlan l,fatchm3.....YJ
OCCU?3tlons whose alloc3tlo~ dc~cnd3 upon crltcrla aidlllonal to the n~ture of th.c cC~"1l,}1.tlon ltsel~, e.c;. number of persons employed or supervlsed, SlZC" of rnTr"J, ~tc.
Actor 1/4 Artlst 1/2 4.uthor 1/2 DDokle 4/5 (a) Busl.ness o~mert Dlrector, lecretary
Dr llanager 3uyer:
100 + 10-99 3-9
h3.Ilds honds hands
1 or 2 r'an buslness. slnlled
1 2 5
trdde •••••..••...••..••••••• 4 1 Dr 2 ~~~ OUSlness. Dt~er •• 5 (a)
ClerC;YIT9.1l 1/2 Clerk (Loc3.l AUt~Dl'lty) 1.,/5 (a) Fa .. rmer:
Forem:m:
250 + 100-249
10-99 Up tD 9
acres ••...•..•••••• 1 acres ••••••.••••••• 2 acres •••••••••.•••• 3
acres ...........•.•• 4
20 + hanas ••••••••••••••••• 3 j-19 h~~ds ••••••••••••••••• 4 1 or 2 nands ••••••••.•.•••• 5 (b)
Haulage C'J 1 J~r<lc~or 2/3 l-ios,n tal 0ecre\.3.TY 1/2 Llbr3.rl?_~ (0 e:ld) 1/2 ,'3..l!1te'1:lnce =nSlr:ee!' 3/4 lIaster I,orner 1/3 Eerc~a!lt. (:-'101e8a1e). Jr3.dl.n:; one hl.:;ncr
than Juslnes3 O/~ar t~rou~1out. t1erch3nt f3.vy: C3.ptl.l.n 1/3
3hl?'S ~'glneer j/4 P1.yslcal _J.~3.l.nl it; Ieac~er 3/4 Poultry ::':t::-~er ;/4 Pr1vate ru~or, Coach, 2/3 PrDfe,s10nal Jrlter 1/3 ~ua.rry !1asL2r 1/2 ~eader, ?ubllS'1er I S 1/2 Re;;lstr3.r 2/3 ScaffolJer 5(b)/6 3ecret3.ry of JolJ.ntar J Or.:;:tnlzatlon 1/3 3hopl..r;:ecper 1/5 (3.) \. .)ee 3USl.ne3S OI/TIer) 3tatlstlcll~ 1/2 fext11e J~31sner 2/3 ~r~de UnIon Of:lclal 3/4 'Jel:3.re Of~lcer 1/3
CODE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 10
11
12
13
14
1)
16
17
18
'9 20
<:1
22
23 2 J,.
25
26
27
28
29 )0
31
32
00
88
'1 99
SbH got l.t
Sacked, dl.sml.ssed
Argument w1th boss
APPE ~JI'< II
Dl.sll.ked employer/dl.sll.ked Job
Unsocl.al hours
Booed
Job too dl.ffl.cult
Redundent
Fu" went banhr<lpt
Completed tral.n~ng/temporary Job
Sl.ckness (due to Job)
Other types of sl.ckness
No prospects
Better pro~pects
V.ore pay
Galn €Xperlence l.n same Job
To self employnent
i'romoted
Left area
Eml.grated
Returned home after eml.g.atl.ng
Left to work abroad
Illegal l.n Job
Had to r,o to pr1son
Domestl.~ problems
Pregne..'1cy
1'0 get ma~r1ecl
Not specl.l1ed
~l.ssl.lluS1oned w1th Job
I:-:cor:,,'en1ence c(\used by Job -ego sh1ft "ark, too far to travel
!o ~ommence full t1me tra1n1ng or to further education
Psycholog1cal anx1etl.eS eg HOT'le s1ckness, too ~,uch pressure
Not answered
Don't know
Not appl1cable - no Job
01
02
03 04
05 06 07 08 09 10
11
12
13
15
16
17 18
19
20
21
22
23 24
25 26
27
28 29
30 31
32
33
34 35 36
37 88
1
2
3 1
2
3 1
2
2
3
3
3 1
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
Short w~thout operat10n
Short w~thout operat10n
Short w~thout operat10n
Long w1thout operat1on
Long w1thout operat10n
Long w1thout operat10n
Short \011 th 1 opera hon
Short w~th 1 operat10n
Short w~th 2 operat~ons
Short w~th , operat~on ~
Short w1th 2 operat~ons
Short w~th 3 operat10ns
Long w~th 1 operat~on
Long w1th 1 operat10n
1o~g wlth 2 oper~t10ns
Long w1th 1 operat~on
LOl.g w~th 2 oI'erahons
Long '11th 3 operahor;,s
Sho~t & long no operat10n
Short & long 1 operat~on
2 Short & long 2 operat1ons
3 2 Short & long no 0F~ra_lon
3 2 Short & long 1 operat~on
3 2 Short and :Long 2 operaho.:s
3 2 Short & long 3 operatlons
2 2 Long & short no operat~ons
2 2 Long ~ short 1 operat~on
2 2 Long & short 2 operat10ns
3 2 Long & short no operat~ons
3 2 Long & short 1 operahon
3 2 Long & short 2 operat~ons
3 2 Leng & short 3 operatlons
~ore than 3 long w1th at least 1 operat10n
i.ore than 3 short wlth at least 1 operatlon
Hore than 3 m~xed length w1th at least 1 operdhon
Hore than 3 m1xed length wlth no operat10n
l~o,.e than 3 short w~th no operat~on
Several - but duratlon and type not spec1f1ed
APP;:;'~DIX VI
Types of Ouerntlon
Code most 3erlous or any other than Tons1ls or Appcnd1x, 1f more than one lS llsted.
01 NeoplasM, ~lnor
02 Neoplasm. ~'aJor
03 MetabollC system; eg on glands
04 Blood and Blood proiuclng organs eg Heart
05 Nervous system
06 Eye' Hlnor
07 Eye MaJor
08 Ear. 11lnor
OC; Ear. }·taJ or
10 Clrculatory System
11 Resplratory' Tonslls and or Pdeno1ds
12 Resplratory' Nose (except for Rccldents)
13 Respuatory: Others
14 Dlgestlve System. Teeth
15 D1sestlve System' Ulcer
16 Dlgestlve System: Hernla
17 Dlgestlve System' Appendlx
18 Dlgestlve Syste~: Other
'19 Genl to-Urlnary lhnor
20 Genlto-Urlnary' t'aJor
21 Genlto-Urlnary D & C
22 Genlto-Urlnary ~ldneys
23 Gen1to-Urlnary VasectoMY or Ster~llsatlon
24 ChlldbJ.r1:h - Co :;>llcatlons
25 Ch,ldb1rth - Plscarrlages
26 3kln 'hnor eg Removal of toe nall
27 Skln !'aJor eg '1aJor skln graft follo'.,ng serlOUS burn
28 29 30
31
~usculo-Skeleton ~'l.nor eg Cartlldge Removal
l1usculo-Skeleton. HaJor eg Back surge ... ~y
Mlnor Fractures or Laceratlons followlng an
1·~aJor Fractures or Laceratlons followlng an
N.3. IN COLUt-", 80
1 Tonslls operatlon performed
2 Appendlx operatlon ?erformed
3 Tonslls and Appendlx ?erformed
ac,-~dent
accldent
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l.:AIW II
MY (lE::KLY ':'\k~-HOHE PAY
1 A. Less than £,'10 a we"k
2 B. £40 - £59
3 C. £60 - £79
4 D. £80 - £99
5 E. £100 - £119
6 F. £120 - £139 , 7 G. I!ore than £1 110
8 H~ss~ng on postal
9 Not a."'la\olerca
0 Not appl~ca"'le - ;:" Job
MY '{E:;KLY T"I(E-H01{E p,\y
1 A. Less than £4D a week
2 B. £40 - .c')9
3 c. £60 - £79
4 D. £80 - £99
5 I.;. £100 - £119
6 F. £120 - £139
7 G. lIore than £140
8 H~ss~ng on postal
9 Not 'll1swered
0 Not a?pl~cable " no Job
CIU'J) B
11Y \;3EKJ Y ~V..s-nOl1E FAY
1 A. Less than £40 a week
2 B. £40 - £59
3 c. £60 - £79
4 D. £80 - £99
5 E. £100 - £119
6 F. £120 - £139
7 G. I-<ore than £14D
8 J<~ss~ng on pO:;1:al
9 Not answered
" ~Jh{ --'-n ...... 1 ... ..... ~ .... ,',..,. _ ........... ., , .... 1\
IS:
IS.
IS:
(HOfITHT,Y L,)UI'l,\ T,":'lT) ,
(Less than £173 p~r montn)
(£173 - £259)
(£260 - £.345)
(£3116 - £432)
(£433 - £519)
(£;;20 - £606) , (I!ore th3.D. £607)
(~'ON'l'HLY ;;;:;U:!:'!A t:oJI'I) .0;...;'-=':'='::'-=' ____ _
(Less than £173 per ~onth)
(£173 - £259)
(£260 - f,3~:')
(£31,6 - £Lt 3<)
(~433 - f,;;19)
(i:5iO - .c606)
(¥oore than £607)
(HONTHLY ~Ulv~EI1T) ,
(Less than ;L 173 per month)
(£173 - £259)
(£260 - £345)
(£346 - .c432)
(£433 - £519)
(£520 - £606)
(Hore than t.607)
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SCALE A SCALE I
1 DelIghted 2 Pleased 3 Mostly sat1sf1ed 4 M1xed(about equally sat1sf1ed and d1ssat1sf1ed) 5 Mostly d1ssat1sf1ed 6 unhappy 7 Terr1ble
8 Neutral(ne1ther sat1sf1ed or d1ssat1sf1ed) 9 I have never thought about 1t
o Not app11cable
Serial N 0 ............ ........................... _ ..... _._ .... _ .... _ .... _ ... _ ......... _
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE CHILD SURVEY
A Belo" are some descriptions of illnesses and health problems which can affect children. If any item is true of your child,
will you please put a line under Yes. If the item does not apply to your cbild then please put the line under No.
This child Has a tloctor ever said that this child suffered from
1. Wears glasses always ...... __ ............. _.......... Yes No 19. Any disease or disorder of the bones (Not 2. Wears glasses sometimes.. Yes No a broken bone).. .. ... _ .............. _ .. _ ................... Yes No
3. Is having treatment for eyes at clini~ or 20. Any disease or disorder affecting muscles Yes No
hospital ... _ ..... _ ... _ ... __ ..... __ ..... _._ ... _ .......... . Yes
4. Has had persistent ear-ache or running ear
during the last twelve montbs ... _..... Yes
S. Seems to have difficulty in hearing sometimes Yes
6. Has a hearing aid ........ __ ....... ... .............. _ .. _ ._......... Yes
7. Suffers from sick headaches Yes
8. Gets travel sick in car, bus or train. . Yes
9. Has frequent colds or sore throats ... _ ....... __ ... Yes
10. Has a persistent and troublesome cough ........ _ Yes 11. Is overweight.._ .. __ .. __ ...................... _ ....... _ .. ..
12. Is underweight ._ .... _ ......... . Yes
Yes 13. Has fainted more than twice in life .. __ .. Yes
14. Is highly strung .. _................ . ................... _ ... _...... .. Yes
IS. Has suffered from a rash or other son trouble
which lasted for two weeks or longer ............ Yes
16. Has to wear special support for bone or
muscle disorder (for instance, iron on leg,
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
built up shoe, etc.) .................. Yes No
17. Has to wear brace on teeth . .. .. Yes No 18. Has a stammer.._ ... _ ...................... .. .. ........... Yes No
For Girls OIIIy:
36. Have periods Started yet 7 ....
21. Heart trouble ....................... __ ...... Yes 22. Eczema. . ............................. Yes 23. Asthma .......... _ ........... _......... Yes 24. Tuberculosis Yes 25. Any chronic lung trouble (such as chronic
Bronchitis) ................. _ ........ _ ... _ ... _ .............. . 26. St. Vitus Dance ......................... __ ........ .
........ Yes ..... Yes
27. 28. 29. 30. 31.
32. 33. 34.
35.
Meningitis (Brain Fever)... .. Yes Migraine ......................... _ ... _ ..... _._ .......................... Yes
Cerebral Palsy ("Spastic") .............. Yes Fits or Convulsions ............. _ ... _................. . Yes Diabetes .... . ...... _ ........ __ Yes
Rheumatic Fever .... _........................ Yes Hare-lip or cleft palate ......... _ ... _. ......... Yes Any disorder of the glands (nol just swollen
neck glands) .... _ ........ ____ ... __ . ____________ .... __ . ___ .... __ ................. Yes
Any other physical handicap or dlnNUc iUness Yes If so, what is it? Please write it below.
.. ... Yes No
37. At what age was first period (write in number) ...
38. If periods have started, does she (a) Worry about it. (b) Feel sick. (c) Complain of pains. (d) Have to stay away from school or go to bed. (e) Usually have no trouble or worry at all.
For Boys oDly:
39. Has his voice broken yet 1 ............................... .Yes No
40. If so, at what age did this happen 1 ..................... _ .......... ..
Please underline any of these ilems ... hieh ),ou thillk apply 10 tit is girl
41. Has this child ever had any illness or operation which made it necessary to stay in hospital for more than one night?.... .. ......... yes No. Ifso, please fill in the details below.
No No No No
No No No No No No No No No
No No
Age when went 10 hospilal Ho ... 10llg stayed there Name of illness, accidelll or operation
42.
43. If tbe child has been in hospital, did you find that behaviour had changed in any way immediately after return home?
44. Has this child ever attended a special school or class because of a health problem (hearing, sisht, speech, etc.)? If so, please tell US about it.
Om 10 .ul pap
Below 11ft _ slat_IS wIIidI -.:ribe tile way dlat clIU4re8 beUfe. III eadI IfOIIP 01 dine, pIase "rllM tile ~ dlat ~ nits ~ cIIIId at tile ...-t u.e.
4S. Seldom or never purposely destroys things. About as destructive as most children of tbe same aae. Very destructive.
46. Very much afraid of onc or more animals (that is ordinary British animals, not lions, tigers, etc.). A little afraid of some animals. Not at all afraid of animals.
47. Has no fear of mcctina new people. A Iitde afraid or shy of new people. Generally fearful of unfamiliar people.
48. Afraid of the dark when in bed at night. Seems a little uneasy unless a dim light is left on. Has no fear of the dark.
49. Always tells the truth. Tells an occasional fib. Tells deliberate untruths quite often.
50. Likes school very much. Likes school about as much as most children. Dislikes going to scbool.
SI. Never takes anything that belongs to someone else. Has helped himself to someone else's tbinp at least once or twice (including taking things belonging
to other members of the family). Has stolen things on several occasions.
52. Very irritable, easily becomes cross or annoyed. Occasionally becomes cross (for instance, if tired or provoked by other children). Very placid nature, practically never gets cross or annoyed.
53. Rather fussy about food, will cat only certain things. Has fairly definite food preferences but will cat most foods if hungry. Will eat nearly anything.
54. Not at all shy, mixes freely with other cbildren. A little shy with strange children. Very shy, bashful, fearful of other children.
55. Always hungry, eats a great deal both at meals and as snacks between meals. Can't stop him eating. Eats about as much as others of the same age. Small appetite, inclined to pick at food.
56. Very carefree, doesn't worry about anything. Occasionally worries (for instance, about tests at school or illness in the family). Often seems worried, worries about many things.
57. Complains and whines a lot, hard to satisfy. Complains about as much as most children of the same age. Seldom or never complains or whines.
58. Very restless and fidgety. cannot sit still for a minute. About as active as most children of the same age. Less active than average, likes silting still as much as possible.
59. Tends to be very jealous. Occasionally shows jealousy. Seldom or never jealous.
60. Never wanders off from home without saying where going. Loiters on way home from school or may go to play with friends without telling parents. Wanders olf for long distances or long periods without parents knowing where.
61. Almost daily has times of being drawn into self and out of touch with other people. Occasionally seems lost in a dream world. Seldom or never day dreams.
62. Always does things when told. About as obedient as most children. Usually resists when asked or told to do things.
63. Plays truant from school more than once or twice a month. Plays truant more than three to four times a year. Never plays truant.
Go to next pa&
Below is a list or minor health problems wbicb most children have 8t some time. Please tell us how often each or these happens 10 your child by pUlting u tick (V) in the appropriate column.
ExUIfIe. Ir your child complains or headacbes about once a month you would put the tick hI) in column (e) where it says "About once a month". lr your child has only had a headache once or twice in his or her whole lire, tben you would put the tick (\I') in column (h) where it says "Never or less tban once 8 year".
(a) (b) (d (d) (I!') (j) (g) (h) e,uyday Two or About oncI!' Abol/t oncI!' Abol/tollcl!' About oncI!' Two or NI!"l!'r, or or almost thrl!'e time .. awuk. ~.,~ry IWO amolllh. in Iwo or three limes Il!'ss thall I!'wry day, a wel!'k. ",~~ks. Ihrl!'e mo"'hs. a Yl!'ar. once Q )'~Qr.
68. Has constipation ... ... ... .. . 1 1 1
69. Has headacbes ... ... ... .. . 1 I I
70. Has niahtmares or unpleasant or rrightenina F dreams ... ... ... ... .. .
71. Is restless in sleep, tosses and turns, kicks off bedclothes, or walks in sleep, etc . ...
12- Wets the bed ... ... ... .. . ... I~ 1
73- Has pains in stomach ... ... ...
74. Vomits ... ... ... ... .., .. .
7S. Has diarrhea ... ... ... ... .. . --
76. Poor control or bowels, soils selr ... .. .
77. Cries .. , ... .. , ... ... .. . I' 78. Sullc:s ror hours on end ... ... .. . I 79. Has real temper tantrums (that is complete
I loss or temper with shouting, angry movements, etc.) ... ... ...
SO. Bites nails ... ... .. , .. . .. . I I I
.. -81. Suclc:s thumb or finger ... ... .. . 82. Has bitter quarrels with other children ... I
Tu .. to III!xt .. IC
64. Has a very noticeable twitcb of face or body, or mannerism, which takes place most of the time. Has occasional twitcbes or mannerisms whicb occur whell tired, bored, etc. Has no twitches or mannerisms.
65. Moods very cbangeable, on top of the world one minute, down the next for no particular reason. Occasional cbanges of mood in response to things tbat happen. RUDS on very even keel, always the same except under very unusual circumstances.
66. Seemed to bave difficulty in learning to read. Learned to read as quickly as most children. Good reader, learned to read more quickly tban otber children.
67. Is there anything about your child's behaviour or habits which worries you but which we have not mentioned?
If so, please tell us about it here ......................... _ .. _ .......... _ .. __ .. ___ . __ . __ .... _ ... ___ _
c Thank you for telling us about your child. Now, to finish, could you please give us some information about the child'~
background as this will help us a great deal when we come to compare tbe answers of all our parents.
83. What was this cbild's age lut birthday? ...... __ ... ___ . ___ ._ ... _
84. Is this child a boy or a girl?
8S. Is the person answering these questions the child's mother? ............................. _ Yes No If not, please explain who it is.
86. How many oilier children arc there in the family? .... __ .. _ ..... _ ... ______ . __ ... _.Boys
87. Is tbe child's father alive? .. _ ................. _ ........... ..
88. Is the child's motber alive 7
89. Is this child (a) The only one. (b) The youngest. (cl The oldest. (d) In the middle.
.......... Oirls.
If so, what is his age? ..... _ .............. __
If so, what is her age? ..... ____ _
Please und~rlin~ lire d~seriplion Ilral applies.
90. What is the name of your husband's job 7 .................... _ ....... _ ....................... _._ ............... _._ ................... _ ... _ .. __ ... _ ..... __ .................. _ ....... _ .. _ ..... _. __ _
Please describe what he does ......
91. Besides being a mother, do you have a job? (a) Full-time? (b) Part-time? le) Not at aU?
92. How long have you lived in the district in which you live now?
93. Where did you live before that? (Just give th~ nQm~ of Ihe lown or l'i1IQg~ not your a:ldress)
94. Has either parent been away from home (for instance. in hospital) for more than a month since this child's birth? Yes No If so, waS it FatherlMother'~ (Please umll'rlille right Iford.)
95. Apart from any ,isits to hospital (which you have already described) has the child lived away from home (for instance, with relatives) for more Ihan a month 3( at anyone time? If so, please tell us about it.
THANK YOU VERY ~1t.:CH.
PLEASE DO "'OT SIGN YOUR ~A~IE.
i9'i f~i.......n q~
CONFIDEN11AL Suial No .................. .
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE CHILD SURVEY
Name of child ............................................................................................................. .
Address ..................................................................................................................... .
School .............................................................................. Clus
A. ATIlIHDAIOCE
I. Number of allenlianccs credited during lut complete tenD ............................................ .
2. Total number of possible attendances duriq that term .................................................. .
3. Please underliM any of Ibe following reasons for absence which you believe apply to Ibis child:
(a) Genuine illness of child
(b) Dlness of parent or olber member of family
(c) Parental holiday taken durin. school term
(d) Periodic visits 10 hospital, clinic, elc.
(e) Truanting (absence without parental permission)
(0 Odd days and half days off for no good reason but apparently with support and knowledge of parents
(g) Any other reason (please specify) ...................................................................... .
B. ATTAINMENT
I. Age range in child's class ........................................ .. 2. Child's age ................ .
3.
4.
Is this child's place in class or teaching group usually in (a) Top 25%
(please underline) (b) Middle 50% (c) Bonom 25%
If there is more than one stream for this ale group, is streamlDS
(a) Parallel
(b) Based on merit
(c) Based on month of birth?
If merit streaming is used, how does tbis child's class compare with others in the same year
(e.g. middle of three, second of five, etc.) ....................................................... " ............ ..
5. Please underline iD each question below Ibe item whicb best fits this child:
(a) General attaiDment level above averqe for age, and type of school
General attainment level average for age, and type of school
General attainment level below average for age, and type of scbool
(b) Has not yet learned to read
Reading ability below averase for age
Reading ability average for qe
Reading ability above average for age
6. Has Ibis child been given any intelligence or other standardized tests (for instance of reading
age) at school? If so, please give details below.
Name of Test Child's Age at Test Result (IQ. Reading Age. etc.)
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.' C. BEKAVlOUJ. AND HeALTH PRoBLEMS
I. PI"QS~ und",UM. in the list below. any items which describe this child as be often is:
(a) Very reslless. can't sit still for a moment
(b) Cries more than most cbildren
(c) Has a stammer
(d) Has otber speecb difficulty
(e) ()fIen tells lies (f) Has stolen things on one or more occasions
(g) Is very easily frightened
(h) Bites finger nails
(i) Sucks thumb or finler
(j) Very irritable. easily becomes cross or annoyed
(le) Has bad one or more temper I&nlrWDS al scbool during this year
(1) Is unco·operative in class
(m) Very shy. finds it difficult to mix with other children
(n) Has wet or soiled self al school during last year
(0) Has noticeable twitch of facc or body
(p) Worries more than other children
(q) Aggressive towards other cbildren
(r) Very quiet or withdrawn
(s) Very moody-on top of world one minute. down tbe next
(t) Not interested in scbool work
(u) Has on one or more occasions during this scbool year sbown fear of scbool-that is. tears on arrival or refusal 10 come into the building.
2. Has this child. to the best of your knowledge. any medical disability or chronic illness? (please do not ask the cbild.) If so. what is it? Does il affect performance or participation in scbool activities?
D. OnfEa COMMENTS
If there is aoy other information about this child wbicb we bave nOI covered but whicb you feel to be relevant (e.g. borne conditions). please use this space to tell us about il.
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A. JOG were oalJ n1D./rourteea ,.eare old at the tl~ oC the orlg1n~l .arTW7. quit •• lot will haw. happened to 70U .~ac. then. Below are qa. •• Uoa.. about .o. of tb.D. ttl1Dcs. 'ltll you plea" answer the. either b1 vrittac iD the deta1la aSked Cor or, where we ba •• li •• n you IaJlfterll to ehoo .. troll, by putting • tick iD the box beside tbe lDO./IIt a'PPf"Opriate aZlSVU' tor )'Ou. For iDstaace i.a. queatloa. 1 if you left .cbool at s1.xtec, JOU would put • tick iD the box beside 16 lid
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1. Row old vera )'OU when you left achool?
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15 0 16 0 17 0 18 0 19 0 '.lhat .tte! of aehool was the wt ~ )'Ou attended?
ec:.pnheaaiYe 0 3ecoadary Hod.rn 0 Gr.....- 0 •
Technical 0 Other Ut ... what typ. of school _3 ut) . .....................•
ThlDkins back to your days .t secondary school, .rill you tall U3 ~etb.r 1DU agree or disagree witb the lollowiag stateae~ts. lINO !BE NUKBER that DOst reflect. JOUr feelings. For exaaQle, it 70U enjoyed school on the whole r1D& tb. figure (!)
0.. the whole I enjoyed beiD&: at school
I found school • bit of • bore
t worked prett7 hard at .chool
Th. thinra ~e learned at school ~er. useful prep.r.tioa ror l.ter lire
Te.cher. thoUlht I ~.a a bit of a probl_ child
I va8 prett, briGht .t school
I got the iepressioa aa.e teach.rs didn't thiak I "as ~rth bothering .bout
I w.s • resular attenier eYen in ~ nDal year
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$. I used to enjoy hawing a bit of • gl~le in class
I ~.s sorry to le •• e school
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i>1d. 1O'G set anr qualification before you l.rt school?
0 by.u? U 00. bow -.ft71 (Write iD. aUllber here> . ..... A. l • .,..b? If .... hov -.ay? ('.lnt. in au.ber here> . ..... C.S.::.? If 00. h ... MII1'1 (Write ill a.-her here>
Arq others ( •• ,. R.S.A •• ctt7 • Ouiido)? If BO, pl •• se
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Sinc. JOu left school, have you und.rtaken any furth.r educatlou or tra1alas?
n:s. fuJ.i-U_ 0 !SS. port-U_ 0 110 0 If TES, please gi •• detaila or tJP4: of coura. and an7 qual1flc.tioa sained. Pl •• se si •••• .uch d.tail •• po .. lble •
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R... you .wer undertak.n an .~~r.fttlc.ehip of any kind?
=0 1100 It ~, pI •••• siye d.t.il •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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ROW' SOOD after 1eaTi.Ds sehool/colle&., did ,.ou start fOur firet full-ti .. job (1 ••• ~ including part-tt.. or hol1da,. jobs)?
u.,st i.-ediatelJ 0 lJithiD., _tu D "ore than ,.ontbll D 11 J'OU did !!2! start work a1eo.t 1.aMdiate17 vas thi. beeauN"
TOIl -.a.ted to baye a holida1/traYel tir.U 0 There were no suitable jot. anilabl,el 0 Yoa. were valti.ll& for a partieu1Ar job? 0 You .. er. sick? 0 AD1 other reaeoa (please &iYe datall8) •••••••••••••••••••
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People ba .... different re ..... for ehooeinc jobs - When you cho .. 7O!U' FIRS!' job, vhicb of these re • .ana do ,.ou think applied. to ,.oa.1 i'1.... IllMI tb. appropriate n~.r iD. .ach ca._
n:s NO
It .... the k.i.Dd of work I wanted to do 1 2
Itva. the first Job I va. Offered 1 2
I'd heard it vas • &ood. fin to vortc: for 1 2
"y friads vorlced tbere 1 2
"nI •• tartiq pay vas sood 1 2
It had &ood. prospect. 1 2
It vas the oalJ" job anilable at tbe tlM 1 2
"ow coal.d. 1011 ple... UlIIDLIIQ: tbe re._ which .... DQst i..,ortlUlt for rou. If we ba.e Dot _IIUoa.d JOQ%' _iD. re.II01l for choosiDI "our first job. pl ... ""ite it in here.
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Could ,.ou pleaee give us details of the jobs rou ha.,.e nad since finishlDl ,.our Cull-time education, startlns ~ith tbe first one7 Under 'JOB' please put the TYrE OF dC);BC 10\1 did, NO!' the J18,IIe of the firw. It fOl' IlDJ' reaSOD (e.g. s!clmelSl!ll, UD"plorment, r.tirement for faall,. rea8On) you ~ere not workin& for a period longer than four vee~ pleas. 8ho~ this. If rou are (or haYe been) a full-time houee~ife, pl •• se enter this in the .... ~., 8S J'OU AOuld !!LD. outside job. It you hay. had .ore than eidlt jobs pl.ase make sure that 70U tell us about 10ur first 10b and TOur present or ooet recent One.
How lon! vere you there?
.nty did YOU
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FL'lST JOS" .................................................... Second· ........................................................... .
Third· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Fourth" ....................................................... • ••••
Firth ........................................................ 3ixth· .•.....•...............................................• 3eyenth ..•.................................................... ~1iI:hth: .....•...............................................•.
Ar. you married?
'.Iidov.d1 D 31Dgl.7 D
o Dhorced? D Separated?
In • stable relationship with eo_one?
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If IOU are. or haytt be.n .arried, how old w.r. you at r:-.rri .. e?
It lOW' .arriage has broken \10 or yOU are wido..,ed., how old "ere
you -.,hen this happeDed? ••••••
11. Do rou haYe children (iDCludins etep-childreu or foster children if the, liy ... ith you &s part oC your famil1)?
YE3 D 110 0 If ~, please SlV. the number of ch1ldren of each sex and. their Rges
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12. 'lib ... 7f1Dr fui17 1. cOIIIplete, hov MDJ' obildr ... vould lOu like to ha .... ?
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1,. If JOU. ha .... clrlldrm, do l'Ou fe.l that the,. take after 100 i.JI
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tb.ir beba ... lour or p.raonallt7'l It eo, iD what wa1a do you ... th .... beins lik. 7OU7 ID what ways do the, diff.r fro. JOU?
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If JOU ha .... children, ha .... 700 •• t &DJ particular proble.s so far iD briD«lDc th_ up? (For .D.IIple iD cODDectioD vith thldr health, behariour, Prop'." at Kbool).
rn;D 1100
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nzD 1100 If l!:'!. vbat doe. b./sh. do?
16. Doe. your total net iDea. <t ••• take ho .. ~) i.a.eludiD,! that of JOur .,ou .. /partner co_ to ~
OIIIder £60 per ve.k? D .c6o..t:8o? D £8o-t1001 D £100-&1501 0 Mor. tbaa £150 per week? D
11. With JO"U' iDeo.. do 1GV. re.l that JOU. are'
VerJ wU orf D Ae1att"'17 well oft 0 About no~ 0
'latber """17 orr D Voq badl7 off D
18. Hov.uch ~ .aD.,. (if aD,) vould JOu 8&1 that you ne.d.d each week .0 that JOu could 11 .... fr .. of .on., worrl •• '
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3=011 D: ACCOI9tODATIOII
If ~, at what ase did you 1 ...... ha.e? ••••••••••••••••••••
20. If 10U no lOftIer U .... iD Jour parent. bc:.., 1. ,.our pr.sent acca..odation - (Ple.se TICK)
Reated fro. • local .uthorit7' D Pro ... lded by or r.a. ted fro. your .~107.r? D R.a.t.d rra. a prlftt. landlord. D lour 0VIl D Oth.r D
21. Wbat ~ of accaa.:»datioa are 70U lirlDC i.JI at present?
Detached hous. D Bua.p.lov 0 S.ai-d.etached house 0 .:terraced hOUIM 0 Block of flat. D Flatted hou.- 0 Raa- or ~ (sdf cateriac 0 Lodg1.Dga 0 Hotel or hostel D Other (pl.ase 11 .... details)
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22. Bow loa« ba .... JOU li ... ed 1ft this .cc~tion1 ••••••••••••••
23. Row do 1011 r •• l .boat ,our pr.aent aceo.modattoa1
Would JOu .. , on the whole 70u verel
V.ry .. UsUed.? D Sathfied? 0 DiuathU.d? D V.r,r dia .. tlsfi.d? D
2~. Hov do JOG f •• l about the district you 11 .... in Dov1
Would JOU aar OD the vbole 10U were'
V.r,r _tt.ti.d? 0 Di ... tlstl.d? c=J
Sathf1ed? 0 V.r,r diasatl.rlad! o
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25. Who e1ae usual17 11.e8 with 1ou7 Please stye details below of JOUr household in ter.s of each person's relat10nahip to ~ <e.s_ vire, daughter, lour friends, fianc •• , etc.) Do ~ put tbeir !!!!.!_
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26. Old yoa. U .... vith Joar parn.t. until JOD. len ecbool1
YEa 0 110 0 If !2,. could J'OU exp.la1.A? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Zl. Bow voal.d. :JOG d.ecrib<e Jour relatiOllmip witb JOur Darent. (or tk08. JOU resarded a. 'par .. ta·) when JOG vere JOUDI?
v •• J'O\I1" relation ... ip with JOUr !!!!!!2.s
:E:x:ceU .. t? 0 Good 011. the whole? 0 A bit llixed? 0 Rather poor? 0 Terrible? 0
What about JOUr~? Wa. 70ur relationship with hi.·
Eltcellnt1 0 Good. CID the vhole? D It. bit Kixed7 0 Rather poor? 0 Terrible? 0
28. Which pareat did Jou feel closer to vbea JOU were .t scbool?
Mother 0 Father 0 Both equa.1l7 sood. 0 "either 0 29. Are Jour pareats (or thOse JOu resard aa 'parents') still aliYe?
!lmO'!? YES 0 110 0 If BS, vb ... did Jou t...t ... hi.? . ......................... ~ n:s 0 110 0 It,m. vb ... did JOu last ••• her! ••••• & ••••••••••••••••••••
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Row often do lOu ba.. eontact ng APPIIlP'UATE SPACES III
vi th JOur paJ'eDt. ft0lll'1 l:ACR COLUIII
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At le •• t onc. .. .onth
5 - 6 ti... .. rear
At l ••• t OGce a ,..ar lAgOn ...
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Hov vouid JOU de.cd,be rour PRE3!2i'1' nlatioa.abip vith JOur parea.t.f Pleas. TICK iD th. appropriate boK far ~ parent.
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0 , Excellent 0 ,
0 2 Good 011. the vhole 0 2
0 , 1 bit .ized. 0 , 0 ~ Rather poor 0 ~
05 Terrible 05
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~. of the aspKta of )"Our life VII looked. at "'e17 c!osdr iD oar orl~iDal .tud,. .... )'OUr health. Could you just brin,; ue ap to dat. bJ' anaveriDI a rev question. a.bout how you ha.,.. been eiDee 19611
SiDe. 1961, ba .... )"Ou bad to SO iDto bo.pit.l as aD in-patient (1 ••• staJiDl o ... erni&ht) tor aDJ' reaaoa1 Please &1 .... details "'low.
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ea .... of adIIiaeioa
Did yOU ba.,.. an operatioa.7
ROW' lOGS vere YOU lJl7
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ha.e JO\I .tteDeled a boapital or other clillic &81 aD (1Dcludlaa dait. to tb_ ca.ualt7 depart .. at)7 E!!2 at .isi.t. as oa.e entr'1 ... 1Il axa.pla) a
!n 110",,1 tal Re .. aa tor £!!!!!£ t~o. of Yieih ett_dias·
li! • .,le 17-20 IIorIdq X-r&7" , a.e.t 6 IM)athl,. tor
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teat. J,... •• T.tal ~ nuts.
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}It. Swe '761, ba •• JOu had an,. aoerehtent, aariOU8 or vorryiD.s bealth probl ... which ha •• baaD tr.atad bJ ;rour G.? (or by aD;raa.a alaa .ucb .a aD oataopath)7 It eo pl ..... «1.e detaUs below.
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J5. Ra •• you .yer felt that JOu ml~ht surfer so •• ro~ of nerYOU8 breakdova7
n:s0 1100 If ~, vhea va. that? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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}6. Now could 100 pleaee tell u •• bout how 70U ba •• been f •• liDS In recent weeks. Bel~ is • 11st at Yariou. h.alth troubles or cOIIplaiata vblch people _eti .. 1I ba..... :.IUl TOU Tlat iD the appropriate columa beside each tfpe of l1lDesa to t.ll u8 Whether iD tha 1&8t rev weeks 70u h... suffered era. such • eo~l.int
\IClHE1f ON Lt I
and, it .a, whether it troubled tau just. little or quite. lot. For axaaole. if 70U had a bit of • cold laat veek but didn't teal bad anoU8'h. to go to bed or taka tt.a off work, )'Ou W'Ould tick ill tb. aiddla colwm. It 70U had Dot had a cold for .0-.. U .. , tbaa you. ;ourcr tick iD tbe tirat colum •
!!!?! 'lb1. troubled This troublad ~ .. a Uttle .. a lot
Colda or nu'
Dizzi.Dess
General ach •• , paiD.
Readache.
"erTouceaa or ten •• aese:
Rapid heart beat
Shortneaa ot breath
Skin rut.
[Jpeat eta.ach
Back paiD
Ditficult,. iD ,.tUns to .leep
'.iakins ear 1,. and unable to let back to slaep
Feeline generall,. rUD. d .....
Period pain •
Ra.Y1 bleadiDg
Feeline irritable, teGae or teartul just before Jour period
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Dur1p! the last rev veek. hay. JOu taken (or are you still taking) aQJ pills or medicine. for th. following rea80n.? le 70U 2!!! tak.n such •• dicia., could 10U ~ iD the appropriate collWll to MOW wh.th.r it va. pre.cribed: for 1au. by a doctor, wb.th.r 10U bought it fro. the ch..tst without a pr.scription, or wh.ther it had b •• n pr.scribed for ~ODe .1 .. with tbe aa.e probl ...
NotlWul Doctor'. Bouaht fro. S-OIl. pnKriDtion eh.aiet .!!!!.:.!
Ray. you. tak.a aJlyth1.Ac ... to help 1ou. .leep at aipt1
... a. a toa.1c?
... for your nerY •• ?
... to r.U ..... paiD?
... for UlJ otb.r ......,..1 SP!X:IJ'Y
Do JOu ... , mlO NOO If g, rnq1Matl.y7 0 Occaetoaal.lf1 0
JESO NOO 39. !la 7"" <lr1Jlk (alcohol):
qulte often
practically naY.r
nrrer
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110. Ouri ... t.h. last SIX .. th. bow MD,. da7- hay. you. had to take off wortt or rr~ carryi.Ds ou.t JOur usual actiYlt1es because of illD ... or iJljury?
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DuriD& th. cours. of their }iy.s .any people Ciad that they baY. brokea. a law and hay. to appear in court. Ra. this ..... r bappeDR to ,ou.?
mlO NOO If !!!, what was that for? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Rov old were you tb.n? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
What did IOU get? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Vu that the only ti. you had to SO to court?
tESO NOO If 70u ha ... e b.ea to court on other occasloD. could JOu pleas. prOYld. details below.
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Ra .... you ..... r be.D the Yleti. of aD illegal act b1 aa-eon. elee?
YES 0 NO 0 It ,g" what was that? Theft 0 Aseault 0 Sexual off.ac. c=J Other (3P!X:I7T1 ••..........••.....
Dur1aS tbeir 11 ••• ..ay people .ncount.r probl ... of .arioue kind_. SiDe. you w.re (row up hay. JOU e .... r had UJ.l oC these probl ... , Ple •• e ~ in the appropriate colu.o.
!!! !!2 Not relnan.t
S.rioue boostag diCfieulti ••
3erioua fiaancial difficulti ••
Ser10aa worrie. iayobiDl )"Our ch1ldrn.
Serious worries inyol.tns your hu.band'./vife's h.alth or v.lfare
SerioQ worries inYolYiq JOur pareats' h .. lth or welfare
S.ri.. ..n. tal problMa, braken eDI&Ie~ts, etc.
Any other •• riou. probl ... which haY. arf.cted roar liCe
Ba •• thtac_ e.er been .0 bad tbat 10u ba.e f.lt life va. not worth 11 rins?
1ES 0 tlO 0 If' .!!!' ba •• you. .. er th.ou,sht of' el1diDl' it all?
=0 If YES, ba.e 10U. thousht ot va,. ot doins
!&SO . 110 0 If !;2, baYe you actually tried?
=0 1100
"". Iow we voul4 like 10U to Ul"".r __ qu.stion. about the type at per .. you ar.. Below,.oa will find .et. at tU" atate.ntll deacribiDl tb. vaya that people caD te.l. Pl.... UNDERLINE, in .ach •• t of thr •• , the !!! d.acriptioa vhich 70U fe.l b •• t • pplle. to you. Fof fn.taDc.. in tb. first •• t, if JOG vere a •• rJ' .7 per.ao, you. would waderl1n. "I dialik. hari.n& to .d .traDC.r."l If fOU vere Ut outcoiDs pareoa., J'O'& vollld und.rline "I -j07 .eUac n .... people".
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I enjoy ... tine DeW people I .. a little ehy with people I haYaQ't .et betore I dislike b..iDs to ... t atraacer.
I oftan f .. l worried. I occa.iODallr worr.J
r_17 prob1 ... ) <e.£. o.er cbaace. at work or
I _ .er'7 caretre. aad •• 1do. vorry about aDythins
I occasioaally beca.e irritable < •• 1. if I .. tired) I aD Yer, Irritable aDd easily beca.e anDoy.d 1 .. Y~ry e.en teapered
~uestion ~5 continu.d on a.xt p«&e ••••••••••
~u •• tion ~5 continued •••••
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I CaDit bear to b. ~oing Dothins I like to keep activa but don't _1nd sltt1n& down to
rela.x for an hour or two I .. quit. happy to sit and taka thins_ eaay for as
lona all I can
I am • .ery happy person I oft.n faal .ery depr ••• ed I .. as hap?y a. .oat people
I ba •• a fev clo •• triend. I hay. lots of friends r ha.. DO real fr1ends
Iba ••• ary chaos •• bla .aDd. - sa.eti .. s up, sa-etl ••• down, for no ?Articular r •• 1IOG
"" .:xHl. chaog. in re~a •• to thiasa that happea I ha.. • .ery e.en teaper ... nt - alvays .uch the aa. •
.xcept und.r .ery unu.ual circu.atanc.s
b) I like to go to parties Wh.r. there are lota of people I prefer ., own ca.p&ft7 or ju~t that of the r.-dl, I like saall 1nti .. ta social catb.rinas
i) I a ... r lose coDtrol or .,-.. If vb.n I ... aDp7
I can usuall1 control ~ ansar
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I easily lose control vben I .. angr7
I occasionally da7-dr ... I otten get lost in a vorld or my ova I sa .ery dovn-to-earth
I ... ery contented with ., life I •• a. content a. most people I often fa.l •• ry discontented
~ -....
~. FiDallJ. w. ~uld like to ask JOu aa.e queetions 4bout how you fe.l .bout JOur 11r. a •• whol.. Aa you read each ~ueetion will you Dl •• ae look .t the scele below and write down the nuaber an the ~ale that beat describes the way you teel in answer to that question. As you CaD see the scale ruas fro. 1 "Delighted" to 7 ''Terrible''.
I n:EI.-
[J o G G I
o o I
o I I I I I
PI.aaed. Ho.t17 latufhd
Mixed Mostly Onh·PP1 Terrible (.bout equally Di ... tiefied .. Ustied and dis.tidied)
1
B
"eutral (neIther .. ti.fied nor diaaatlsfied)
I b ••• n •• er thousht .bout it
C Doe.,' t .p':J17 to ..
Su:ppo .. w. ask.d you ''Eov do you r •• l "beD. work is OYer lor the dQ'1''' If JOU. fdt just po.at about it, th.n you would choos. [I] 11 70U felt • little 1 ••• pl •• sed JOU could choose C[] and so OD. If 70'! really feU "terrible" about .topping work. then you would. put [i] . Iou will aLeo see that there are !h£!! other possible _aver. - A, B and C - which people can lIoN-it the queatioa does not appl,. to th .. (C), if the,. &a.e a •• er thought about it (B). or, if tb. ,ue.tiou de.l. with a topic about which the,. hawe no fe.line. at .11 (A).
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OF ftP.! =>
c~:c: PL::.\3!: 'lRIT:S 0fI THZ LINE ro ~1reSTIal, 'l'H!: rnJlo'3:e:i1 CIf 1.'RE :SC.\L3 ,fflICR B;:.,--r JI:SClIIBES TOOK r=I:«lS.
Rev do you teel .boutl
JOUrsell - what JOu are accOllplishinK and the ..,.,. you handle proble ...
your ova t.-ily lile - your vil./ huaband, your -.rriq:e, your children
the incOM yOU, (and JOur turl.ly) ba ....
the .-ouat of fun and enjo,...nt you haw.
your hous./flat
the th1Il6S you and your faaily do
the ..,..t of U .. 1DU h.!l •• for doiac the th1Dcs 10u want to do
= RlOHT (OR mE
~ue8tioa ~ contiDued Oft next pas •••••••••••
~u.atlon 46 cont1nued
I tt::L-
[J 0 o G o 0 0 I I I I I
Delighted PI .. sed I
Hostly SaUslied
I Mixed
(about equally _ttalied and disaatisfied)
Moetly UnhappJ Terribl. Di..,aUstied
the vay you spend JOur spare ti .. , JOUr Don-vorking actiwltiee
what our So.e~ent is doing
the loode and .enlce., JOu can buy in this ar.. - thinss like food. cloth •• , appliance.
your ova h •• lth and physical ooadition
your job
• It you are :::PLOTED or 3:J.F-JIPLDTED, phase answer the !ollo"iac que.tioD •• bout your PRE3ENT job. It you are NOT EHPLO~ pl ••• e &DINer with respect to JOur HOST sux:DtT job.
Hov do (did) you fe.l about:
your vorkinS conditions (l.e. the kind of place you work(ed) iD)?
th. hours JOu work(.d)?
the physical de.ands the job .ak.s (_de) OD. you?
tb. ..ntal d • ..nde the job .ak •• (-.de) on you?
your vo~t.s (the p.ople JOu se. (sav) .ost otte~ at work)?
JOUr imm.diate boas7
your paJ'7
your prosp.cta?
1u.ation ~ continued OD. n.xt page ••••••••••
,
I t=.-
o G 0 0 0 I I I I I
Delllhted Pl •••• d Ha.tly Mixe4 Moatly Unhappy Terrible Satisfied <about equall.1 Dia.tisri.d
_tbfied. and clhaU.C104)
17 YOU = JtOr !lI?IDn:o AT PJIES;1l'l
Rov did Jou r •• l when yau l.rt Jour last job?
Row do JOu r •• l about JOur pr..eat situation?
FOR AIL .otet INroillWft'S (A/fD IQ! IF THEY FESL 'l'IIi: ~tr..3TI()ftS "-'lE 'lELEV.uft)
Row do JOU r •• l about:
doiDI the housl'VOrtc (cl •• IUIlS. poll*-1q. atc.)
.'t'.~ eookiat!: tor the Caml,.
oooIt1D& for special occaeioa..
8bapp1ac for rood. and aec •• sari ••
beiJlc at bOlM .o.t of tb. tiM
looldq .tter yoar childrm vhen th., are babies
lookinc .fter toddlers
la saneral, hov would. you sa]" JOu t.lt about beine .. housewir.?
'!IWII YOU =Y MUCII FOR YOUR PATDIC~ fJII) CO-OP~ATlaI. PL:A3Z !lC:I''!' rolr.J::t ro ?OS'!' m: ~~TIClli'tAnt!: IUCJ~ TO US U3ING 'MC 3TAI'.P'i:D AlM)IC3SE:) Drn:tO?: PROVIDID.
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Bucx:nmHAMSHIRE CHILD STUDY FOLLOY-UP STUDY
CHECK THAT YOU ARE SPEAKING TO THE RIGHT PERSON/FAMILY
INTRODUCTION (TO BE GIVEN IN FULL AS HERE)
You probably don't remember but when you were (your son lname)/yo~ daughter (name) vas] at school ~n 1961, you were (he/she va~ chosen as part ot a representat1ve sample ot all ch1ldren 1~v1ng 1n th1s area. At that t1me the research vas des1gned to t1nd out about the k1nds ot th~gs that ch1ldren d1d at d1tterent ages, the k1nds ot ~llnesses they had and so on. The results ot that survey caused a lot ot ~terest and they have even been translated 1nto other languages. Now a research team trom the Un1vers1ty of St1r11ng are trY1ng to tind ~he same people aga1n so that we can br1ng our 1ntormat10n up to date and t~nd out what has happened to these ch~ldren s~nce then. I hope that you w~ll help us. It our 1ntormat10n ~s g01ng to g1ve a really representat1ve p1cture, 1t 1S 1mportant that we t1nd and talk to as many ot the or1g1nal ch11dren as poss1ble - those who have been lucky and those who have been unlucky, those who have had successes and those who have had troubles.
Any 1ntormat~on that you g~ve us w1ll be treated as completely cont1dent1al. There w1ll be no way 1n wh1ch you (your son/your daughte~ can be p~cked out and ~dent1t1ed as ~nd1v1duals by other people. wnat you tell us w1ll be comb1ned w1th other people's ansyers ~o prov1de tables tel11ng us what has happened to all the people we 1nterv1ew 1n the1r age group and hoy far ch1ldren's exper1ences (111nesses, for example, or how they get on at school) can affect the~r tuture llves.
IF SPEAKING TO PARENTS, ASK: Does (~ame) st~ll 11ve here?
It YES, make an app01ntment and ~nterv1ew uSlng Schedule B.
If NO, cont1nue to 1nterV1ey parent uS1ng Schedule A.
4.
INTERVIEW SCHEDULE B
TO BE USED FOR INTERVIEW IrI'ITH LISTED RESPONDENT IN PERSON
CHECK THA.T RESPONDENT IS THE CORRECT PERSON AND ENTER SERIAL NTJNBER FROM LIST HERE
.u.SO Present Age. . •.. Sex , . . .....
&EPE.A.T INTRODUCTORY STA.TEMENT IF NECESSARY, I.E. IF PREVIOUSLY MADE TO PARENT, SPOUSE, ETC.
INTERVIEW STARTS Dat. . ................. .. T1me ................ ..
SECTION 1: EDUCATION AND TRAINING
INTRODUCTION: SAY: t~me of the or~ginal to you s~nce then. ask~g about school?
As you vere only 9/14 years old at the survey qu~te a lot v~ll have happened Can ve take ~t Ln order and start by
1. What secondary schools d~d you go to?
PILL IN DETAILS ON TABLE BELOY
Name of School From To ID!.! (e.g. comprehenslve, (age) (age) grammar, secondary
modern)
· . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . · . · · · · · · · · · · · . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . · . · · · · · · · · · ·
2. Dld you get any qual~flcat~ons vhen you vere at school?
Y[~ a I No o4GO TO QUESTION)
.
If Yes, ArK: What vere these? LIST NUMBER OF SUBJECTS PASSED
Cert~flcate of Secondary Educatlon (CSE)
o Levels (GCE)
(Number) SUbJec'
" •
A Levels (GCE) n "
Other (E.g. C~ty & Gu~ld, R.S.A.) Speclfy subjects
.. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .
5.
3. Th~~ng back to your days at secondary school, w~ll you tell me whether you agree or d~sagree v~th the follow4ng statements. RING NUMBER
(a) On the whole I enJoyed be~ng at school
(b) I found school a b~t of a bore
(c) I worked pretty hard at school
(d) The th4ngs we learned at school vere useful preparat~on for later hre
(e) Teachers thought I vas a b~t of a problem ch~ld
(f) I was pretty br~ght at school
(g) I got the ~mpress10n some teachers d~dn't th~nk I vas worth bother~ng about
(h) I vas a regular attender even 4n my f~nal year
(~) I used to enJoy hav1ng a blt of a glggle In class
(J) I vas sorry to leave school
Agree
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
4. Slnce you left school, have you undertaken any further educat~oD or traln~ng?
Yes CJ
-l-Was thls part t~me? [J I or
Detalls ot courses
IDStltutlOD
o No O~GO TO QUESTION 5
D~d you undertake thls course lmmedlately after leavlDg school?
Nr low
Yes 0 I
10Dg atter? (SPECIFY)
QualltlcatloD galDed/ ReasoD tor leavlDg
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
13S
6.
5. Have you ever undertaken a reco~nlsed apprentlceshlp of any kl.J1d?
Ies Cl
~ No ~O TO QUESTION 6
What vas that? (SPECIFY)
Dld you complete It?
Yes 0 I
SECTION 2: EMPLOYMENT
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
No 0 l.
-V Why vas that?
6. What vas your flret full-tlme Job? (DO NOT INCLUDE part-tlme or hollday Jobs taken vhlle lnformant vas stlll a full-tlme pupll/student. If, however, the l.J1formant has worked for at least a year between leavlng school and enterlng full-tlme educatl0n, ask about the flrst Job after leavlng school)
If respondent has never worked RECORD ~SON AND SKIP TO QUESTION 15 unless always housemlnder when SKIP TO QUESTION 14
7. How soon after leavlng school/college/unlverslty, dld you get that Job?
Almost lmmedlately
0 1
Ylthln 3 lIIonths More than 3 months
PROBE'
02 I
l What were you that tl.me?
Unemployed
Sl.ck
On hohday/ travelllng
03
I dOl.ng durlng
01 o 2
o 3
Took temporary 0 Job(s) 4 Other (GIVE DETAILS)
lat
7.
8. People have d~tterent reasons tor choos~ng Jobs - When you chose your t~rst Job, yh1ch ot these reasons do you th1nk appl1ed to you? ~
Yes No
(a) It Yas the k~d of york I yanted to do 1 2
(b) It vas the f~rst Job I vas offered 1 2
(c) I'd heard 1t vas a good f1rm to york for 1 2
(d) My fr~ends yorked there 1 2
(e) The start1ng pay vas good 1 2
(f) It had good prospects 1 2
{g} It vas the only Job ava1lable at the t1me 1 2
It more than one reason chosen, ASK: Yh1ch reason do you th1nk yas most ~mpor~ant 1n help~ng you dec~de to take the Job? RECORD ~dent1fy~ng letter, 1. e. (a), (b), (c), etc. or RECORD IN PULL ~f ~ntormant ment~ons a neY reason not on the hst
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9. HoY long d~d you stay ~n your f1rst Job?
10. Why d1d you leave there?
If st1ll Y~th same f~rm, CHECK
Have you been d01ng the same Job for the Yhole t1me you have been Y1th the f~rm or have you been moved around or been promoted?
Same Job 0 I Promohon OZ
Complet10n of apprent1cesh1p C] l
Other changes (spec1fy)
GO TO QUESTION 12
8.
11. What vas your next Job? COMPLETE TaLE BELOY POR SECOND AND SUBSEQUENT JOBS. RECORD all per10ds ot unemployment last1ng more than two weeks and treat be1ng a housew1ta as a Job. It the 1ntormant bas had numerous employers but vas 1nTolvad 1n the !!S! type ot work throughout (e.g. bU11d1ng labourer) try to record the general p1cture ot number ot Jobs hald, per10ds ot unemployment last1ng more than two weeks, reasons tor changa, etc. In comp11cated cases use the blank sheet OppOS1 ta (1. e. the back ot page 'l ) to record as much data11 as poss1bla.
Durat10n Reason tor leav1ng
Second Job
Job J
Job 4
Job 5
Job 6
Job 7 .- . Job 8
If more than 8 Jobs RECORD MOST RECENT HERE:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
12. Do you also have a part-t1me Job?
Yes 0 No 0 Q
{, Is 1t dur1ng the day? 0 1 even1ng? CJ Z. D1ghts? 0 :3
How many bours do you work per week?
WHERE INFORM.\.'fT CURRENTLY EMPLOYED (INCLUDING SELP-E<.Q>LOYED) FULL OR PART-TIME, CONTINUE.
YHER.E INFORMANT CURRENTLY NOT VORKING, ASK ABOUT MOST RECENT JOB. YHER.E TYO JOBS TAKE MAIN ONE. AND CONTDIUE.
WERE INFORNANT IS HOUSEVIFE, GO TO QUESTION 14.
9.
13. Noy I am going to ask you some questlons about hoy you feel (felt) about your (most recent) Job. I want you to look at thlS card (PRESENT CARD A) and to tell me yhich number on the card glves the best summary of hoy you f.el In ansyer to each questlon. If you feel Just great about thlngs, then choose "one" for "dellghted"; lf you feel a llttle less enthuslastlc you can choose "tyo" and so on down to "seven" yhlCh says you feel terrlble. If you have no f.ellngs at all on the questlon, tell me letter "A". If you have never thought about somethlng I ask you, and thls probably Ylll not happen, then say "B". ADd lf I ask you a question that does not apply to you, then tell me letter "C". Let's try an easy one first. (WRITE NUMBER OR LETTER ON LINE TO LEPT OF APPROPRIATE QUESTION)
• EXAMPLE: Hoy do you feel yhen you flnlSh york
at the end of the day
CHECK THAT INFORMANT UNllERST.UmS YHAT IS TO BE DONE
Hoy do (dld) you feel about:
" "
" "
the yorklng condltlons (l.e. the klnd of place you york(ed) LD?
the hours you work(ed)?
the ~hyslcal demands the Job makes (made) on you?
What about the mental demands?
How do (dld) you feel about:
" "
" "
" "
your workmates (the people you see most often at work)?
your lmmedlate boss?
your pay?
your prospects?
IF ENPLOYED/SELF EMPLOYED, ASK:
Taklng all thlngs together, hoy do you feel about your present Job?
MALE INFOR.'IA!'1TS: TAKE BACK CARD A: GO TO QUESTION 1S"
FEMALE INFORML'ITS: GO TO QUESTION 14
IF UNEMPLOYED, ASK: Hoy dld you feel when you left your last Job?
How do you feel about your present sltuatlon?
MALE INFORMANTS: T.A.KE BACK CARD A: GO TO QUESTION IS'
FEMALE INFORMANTS: GO TO QUESTION 14
10.
14. PEM.t.LE INFORM!NTS
Nov I am g01Dg to ask you some quest10ns about hov you teel about the d1tterent aspects 01' 100k1Dg atter a home. I vant you to look at th1s card (PRESENT CARD A) and to tell me vh1ch number on the card g1ves the best summary 01' hov you teel 1D ansver to each quest10n. It you teel Just great about th1Dgs then choose "ODe" tor "de11ghted"; 1/ you t.el a 11ttle less enthus1ast1c you can choose "two" and so on down to "seven" wh1ch says you teel terr1ble. It you hav. no tee11Dgs at all on the quest10n, tell me letter "A". It you have never thought about someth1Dg I ask you, and th1S probably v111 not happen, then say "B". And 1/ I ask you a quest10n that does not apply to you, then tell me letter "C". Let's try an easy one t1rst. (WRITE NUMBER OR LETTER ON -LINE TO LEPT OF APPROPRIATE QUESTION)
E:U.MPLE: How do you feel when you f1n1sh '1-.r h ..... w.york at the end of the day?
CHECK THAT INFORMANT UNDERSTAlmS YHAT TO DO
Hov do you teel about:
d01ng the housework (clean1ng, poluh=g, etc.)
everyday cook1ng for the family
cook1ng for spec1&1 occaS10ns
organ1s1ng the household f1nances
shopp=g for food and necessar1es
be1ng at home most of the t1me
look1ng after your ch11dren when they are babus
100k1ng after toddlers
In general, hov would you say you felt about be1ng a housew1fe?
TiKE BACK CARD A
11.
SECTION 3: PAl lILY AND ~RUGE
15. CHECK Mar~tal Status:
Separated CJ" Marr~ed and normally l1.,.~ng 01 v~th spouse
Stable l~a~son, "common-lav" 02-marr~age
GO TO o '5 ~UES1'IOl\ 'thdoved -Cl lo 20
I..--,;;";;;";";;";';;"--::;;;......J
L~v~ng v~th "t~ance(e)" etc. 0"3
S~ngle 0 7
CHECK: Have you ever been marr~ed?
It Yes, allocate to correct category
If No, ASK: Do you th~nk you vould l~ke to iet m&rr~ed_ SJ2!!!Ld~~? _
Yes 0 I No 00
If No, reasons ••.
16. Hov long have you been marr~ed/l~vLng together?
11. Is your husband/.,nfe/"t~ance(e)" etc. vork~ng at present?
Yes 0 I
~ What k~nd ot york does he/she do?
No, unemployed
No, s~ck
No, ret~red
Ol
CJ !.
04-
GO T QOES
21
No, full-t~me student CJ l
No, full-hme home-maker
Other (SPECIFY)
0'
12.
18. Nov, Ylll you plea.e look at the card agaln (GIVE INPORML~T C~ A) and tell me yhlCh number or letter best descrlbes hoy you teel about your husband's/ Ylte's/etc. Job~
19.
20.
Hov do you teel about:
Have
the hours he/she yorks
the condltlons he/she yorka under
the amount he/she earns
TAKE BACK ~ A
you been marrled prevl0usly~ - ---
Y .. ClI NoD~
1
INSERT NUMBER OR LEl"l'ER HERE
GO TO QUESTION
Hov long dld your marrlage/tlrst marrlage last? . . . .
21. Would you mlnd looklng at thlS card (PRESENT C~ B) and telllng me hoy much your average weekly lncome lS at present? You v~ll see that the card 11sts take-home
22.
pays both on a veekly and a monthly basls. Into whlch category does your own lncome (SINGLE INFORMANTS)/your household's 4ncome tall? Just tell me the letter WhlCh applles to you.
ENl''&'t CODE LETTER HERE -~7" . Does thlS relate to respondent's own earn1ngs? CJ I
JOlnt earn1ngs? 0 2.
Is th1S "take-home" pay 0 I or gross earn1ngs~ 0 :L..
Wlth your lncome do you teel that you are:
Very yell ott 01 Relat1vely yell ott 0 4
About normal Oz. Rather badly ott Cl .,;
Very badly ott Cl 'l
2J. How much extra money (1£ any) vould you say that you
. .
needed each veek so that you could 11ve tree of money YOrrles?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IlfL
13.
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SECTION 4: HOUSING
INTERVIEWER: TICK APPROPRUTE HOUSING CATEGORY.
Detached House 01
CJl BW1g&lov 0'" Sem~-detached house
Terraced House Flat ~n block 0; Flatted house
Bed-51 tt ~ng room CJ J Other (deta~ 15) . . • • . • • • •
24. Hov long have you l~ved ~n th~s house/flat/room, etc?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
25. Do you:
Own ~t CJ I Rent ~t from the cOW1c~l Cl 2.
Rent It-from a pr~vat. landlord 0 ) Rent from/hve D .. v~th relatl.ves
Other (speclty) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
26. Hov do you feel about ll.vlng l.n thl.s house/flat?
Would you say on the whole you vere (READ OUT ALL CATEGORIES)
Very
Very
satlSfJ.ed? 0 1 SatlShed? 01.
27. Hov do you feel about llvlng In thl.s dlstr~ct?
Would you say on the whole you vere (READ OUT ALL CATEGORIES)
Very satlStled? 01 SatJ.sfJ.ed? O.z. Very dusatlsfled? D ...
28. Who else usually l~ves here? (PUT L~ relatlonshlp to respondent ~n each case and lnclude those temporarlly absent) PROBE: Is there anyone else who usually llves here?
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14.
---- -----SECTION 5: CHILDREN
29. FOR llL RESPONDENTS CHECK:
You haTe (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) chlldren?
RING AS A.PPROPRllTE
IF CHILDREN, GO TO QUESTION 31
30. IF NO CHILDREN, ASK:
Do you at aome stage hope to haTe a tamlly~
Yes 0' No de
~ Yby lS that~ . . •
GO TO QUESTION 34
31. Could you tell me how old your chlldren are?
LIST SHOVING AGE AND SEX
Do you teel your tamlly 1S now complete?
Yes 01 No 00
~ How you
many more chlldren would llke to haTe? • . •
32. Do you th1nk that your chlld(ren) take(s) atter you 1n any way 1n the1r behaTlour or persona11ty?
Yes 0 I No 00 I ,
In what ways dtc .tlt 1,..., l c!-lt}e-r·4l ..... ~ 1'1":< ~
JJ. !Ia.,.e 1'011 DIet &111' p&rticul&r problems Ul br~l.l1g up ,.our child(reu) so tar? PROm: tor he<AJ beh&nour, school (~~ releT&At). (SPECIPT)
· . • •
· . • . . . . · . . . • • • • • • . . • •
• • • • • • • •
SECTION 6: PAREN'l'S I OWN ClU!J)HOOD
34. Did ,.ou l~Te Y1th your parents UIlt~l you lett school~
Yes a I
~ y.s, CHECK: both pareuts?
I~ no, g~Te det&~ls
•
• •
No 00
•
J,. Hoy would you descr~be your relat~onsh~p Y1th your parents (or substitute parents) vhen you vere YOUllg?
Vas your relat~oDS~p v~th your Dlother:
What about your tather~ Vas y~ur relat~onsh~p:
Wh1ch parent d1d you teel closer Xother 0, Pather C11-N.1.ther n '"
~!tllj)
Excellent Good on the vhole .&. b~ t lIIl.Jted Rather poor
Terr~ble
t>ellb Excellent
Good on the vhole .1. b~ t tnxed
Rather poor Terr~ble
Cll
o 2
o 3
04
C15
CIl
o 2
o 3
C14 0;
to vhen you vere at school? Both equally good 0 3
16.
36. At what age dld you leave home?
Why vas that" . . . . . . .
37. Are your parents (or parent substltutes) stl11 allve"
.'t~~. P.' I'l.o .Q).. .7. ~~ !O.Ci)~IIIS"'-4 41
• . . . . . . . . . . . . .
38. I! parents (lncludlng parent substItutes) are stl11 allve and respondent lS not llvlng wIth them or they wlth respondent, ASK:
39.
When dld you last see your mother"
When dld you last see your !ather"
Boy often do you have contact wlth your parents TICK APPROPRIATE SPACES L~ EACH COLUMN
Vlslts I Telephone
Several tlmes a week
Once a week
At least once & month
At least once a year
Less often
Letter
40. Boy would you descrIbe your present relatl0nshlp wlth your parents" (READ ALTERNATIVES SEPARATELY FOR EACH PARENT)
Mother Father
O. Excellent O· ,.:r z.. Good on the yhole Cl I.
0 > A bIt mIxed 0 1
Cl It Rather poor 0" 0 .; TerrIble 0 ~
t'tb •
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SECTION 7: BEA.LTH
One ot the aspects ot your 11te we looked at very closely 1n our or1g1nal study was your health. Could you Just br1ng us up to date by answer1ng a tew quest10ns about how you have been S1nce 1961?
41. Have you had to go 1nto hosp1tal as an 1n-pat1ent (1.e. staY1ng overn1ght) tor any reason?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5 )
Hosp1tal !l!!!.!.
Cause ot Adm1ss10n
•
Operat10n? How long In?
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42. Have you attended a hosp1tal or other c11n1c as an out-pat1ent (lnclude casualty department)? (COUNT each group ot V1S1tS as one entry, as 1n example)
Age
Example 17-20
Hosp1tal
Bark1ng
Reason
X-rays '" tests
CllnlC
Chest
No. ot V191ts
6 monthly tor 3 yrs. Total §. V1S1 ts
(1)
(2)
(3 )
(5 )
(6)
CHECK: Just to help you to remember, could you tell me 1t you have vlslted any ot these cl1n1cs (if not already ment10ned)
Chest; Sk1n.
Physlotherapy; Psychlatrlc or Chlld GUldance;
l't?
43.
44.
45
18.
Have you had any pers1s~en~, ser10us or worry1ng health problems wh1ch have been treated by your G.P. (or by anyone else such as an oS~80path)~
Have you ever tel~ that you m1ght sufter some torm ot nervous breakdown?
No 00 Yu ClI' _9 When vas that~
t Now I am g01ng ~o ask you some quest10ns abou~ how you have been teeling 1n recent weeks. I am g01ng to read you a I1st ot var10us health troubles or compla1nts people somet1mes have. Por each one I should 11ke you to tell me whether or no~ you have been bothered by such a compla1nt 1n the las~ tew weeks and, 1t so, 1t 1t only bothered you a l1ttle or qU1te a lot.
POR EACH ITEM BELOY ASK:
A) Dur1ng ~he last tew weeks have you suffered trom .•.
B) It Yes to A: Yould you say that th1s has caused you a lot ot ~rouble or Just a I1ttle~
I No .A. 11ttle .A. lot
Headachu
Nervousness or tenseness ~-:-=::-=-=-=-7~":'="=-:":----------Rap1d hear~ beat
Shortness ot breath
Sk1n rash
Upset stomach
Back pa1n
D1tt1culty 1n gett1ng to sleep
Yak1ng early and unable to get back to sleep
Fee11ng generally run down
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19.
No , A 11 ttle A lot , YOMEN ONLY Period pal.ns I ,
Heavy bleedl.ng I Feell.ng ~rrl.table tense or tearful Just before your perl.od
45. FOR EiCH ITEM BELaY .lSX: A) Dur~ng the past fev veeks, have you taken or are
you stl.1l takl.ng, any kl.nd of medl.cl.ne or tablets?
If Yes to A: Yas that prescrl.bed for you by your doctor; dl.d you buy It yourself from a cheml.st or other shop, or vas It somethl.ng that had been prescrl.bed for someone else Vl.th the same problem? (TICK)
Nothlng , Doctor §.tl!. I Someone ,
· .. to help you sleep I at nl.ght?
· .. &S & tonl.c? I I
· .. tor your nerves? ,
... to rell.eve pa1n?
..• for any other reason? SPECIFY . • • • • • . • • . . . . . ._----- - - - -------- - -- - ---
46. Do you smoke?
JS 0 No 0
1
else I,
Frequently? ~ Occas10nally? 01 01.
Have you ever smoked regularly?
47. Do you dr1nk (alcohol):
Yes 03
qUl. te often 0
on 1)' occas10nally 1.::1 Z.
pract1cally never 0 3
never
No Dc
20.
48. Dur1ng the last S., months hay many days have you had to take ott york or tram carry1ng out your usual act1v1t1es because ot 1llness or 1nJury?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Par hoy many at those days d1d you have to go to bed?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SECTION 8: CRIME/PROBLEMS
49. Dur1ng the course ot the1r l1ves many people t1nd that they have broken a lay and have to appear 1D court. Has th1s ever happened to you?
YU-l.- 0 I
What vas that tor?
No O~GO TO QUESTION 51
Roy old Yere you then?
What d1d you get?
Vas that the only t1me you had to go to court?
No 00 Yes [1'-7 GO TO QUESTION SI
OBTAIN D~AILS OP OTHER OCCASIONS (AS ABOVE) AND LIST BELOV (OR ON BACK OR OPPOSITE PAGE IF NECESSARY)
50. Have you ever been the v1ct1m ot an 1llegal act by someone else?
Yes 0 {-
What vas that?
NoOo""""'ciO TO QUESTION 51
Theit 01 Assault O.z. Sexual ottence O~
Other (SPECIFY)
21.
51. Dur1Ag the1r 11ves many people encoUAter problems ot T&r10US k1nds. Can I ask you 1t S1Ace you vere grown up you have ever had any ot these problems? TICK
I!!. ~ Not releT'&ot
Ser10us hous1ng d1tt1cult1es
Ser10us t1nanc1al d1tt1cult1es
Ser10us vorr1ell 1nvolv1ng your ch11dren
Ser10us vorr1es 1nvol V1ng your husband's/v1te's health or veltare
Ser10us vorr1es 1nvolv1ng your parents' health or veltare
Ser10us mar1tal problems, broken engagements, etc.
Any other ser10US problems vh1ch have attected your 11te
52. Have th1ngs ever been so bad that you have telt I1te vas not vorth 11v1ng?
Yes 0 I No 00
Have you ever thought ot end1ng 1t all?
Ye Cl 2
Have you 1rhought ot ways ot d01ng thu?
Yr Cl 3 No CJ It y'(s, have tr1ed?
you actually
Yes W/i- No Cl
,
No Cl
ISl
53.
22.
Now we ar. com~ng nearly to the and ot the ~ntarvl.w and I vant you to look at thls card agaLn (PRESENT CARD A) &Ad &Aswer some quastlons about how you teel about your llta as a whole?
CHECX THAT THEY REMEMBER BOY TO USE CARD:
Just tall me wh~ch number or letter applles to you In each cas.. (ENTER NUMBER OR LEl"l'ER BELOY)
Bow do you t •• l about:
· .. · ..
· ..
· ..
yourselt - what you are accompl~shLng and the way you handle problems
your own tamlly llt. - your witel husband, your marrlage, your children
the lncome you (and your tamlly) have
the amount ot tun and enJoyment you have
your house/flat
the thlngs you and your tamlly do
the amount ot tlme you have tor dOlng the thLngs you vant to do
the way you spend your spare tlme, your non-worklng actlvltles
what our government lS dOLng
the goods and servlces you can buy In thlS area - thlngs llke tood, clothes, appllances
your own health and physlcal cond~t~on
your Job
54. Thank you very much. Noy I yould llke to tlnlsh up by asklng you some questlons about the k~nd ot person you are. In each case I shall read you three alternatlves and I yant you to choose the one you th4nk best descrlbes yourselt. It you want me to repeat any descrlptlon, Just ask. UNDERLINE APPROPRUTE LINE
a) I enJoy meetlng neY people I am a 11ttle shy Y1th people I haven't met betore I dlsllke havlng to meet strangers
b) I otten teel yorrled I occasl0nally worry (e.g. over changes at work or
tamlly problems) I am very caretree and seldom worry about anythlng
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2).
c) I occas10nally become 1rr1table (e.g. It lam I am Tery 1rr1table and eas1ly become annoyed I am Tery eTen tempered
d) I can't bear to be d01ng noth1ng I l1ke to keep act1Te but don't m~d Sltt1ng
to relax tor an hour or two I am qU1te happy to S1t and take th1ngs easy
as long as I can
e) I am a Tery happy person I otten teel Tery depressed I am as happy as most people
t) I haTe a tew close tr1ends I haTe lots ot tr1ends I haTe no real tr1ends
hred)
down
tor
g) I have very changeable moods - somet1mes up, somet1mes down, tor no part1cular reason
My moods change lD response to th1ngs that happen I have a Tery even temperament - always much the same
except under very unusual c1rcumstances
h) I l1ke to go to part1es where there are lots ot people I preter my own company or just that ot the tam1ly I l1ke small lDt1mate soc1al gatherlDgs
1) I Dever lose control ot myselt when I am angry I can usually control my anger I eas1ly lose control when I am angry
J) I occas10nally day-dream I otten get lost 1n a vorld ot my own I am very down-to-earth
k) I am very contented v1th my 11te I am as content as most people I otten teel very d1scontented
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
55. Ye do not expect to be approach1ng you aga1n but 1t there was any turther 1ntormat10n ve needed, vould you be prepared to be 1nterv1eved aga1n or to tlll ln a short questl0nna1re
INTERVIEY COMPLETED AT (TIME)
INTERVIE't'ER SUMMARY
Who was present apart trom lntormant?
. . . Any comments
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RUN NAME PRODUCE MARGINALS FILE NAME E464B BUCKINGHAMSHIRE CHILD SURVEY FOLLOW-UP - FEMALE RESPONDENTS VARIABLE LIST SERIOL,CART,CON,SCHOLTYP,SCHOLATT,SCHOLABS,AGG,TCHGPPL,STRMSYST, CLSSTRPL,NOOFSTRM,GENATAIN,READABIL,INTELRES,READQUOT,RESTLESS, CRIES,STAMER,SPCHDIFF,LIES,STEALS,FRIGHT,BITES,SUCKS,IRRITBLE, TANTRUMS,UNCOOP,SHY,WETS,TWITCH,WOORIES,AGGRU,QUIET,MOODD, NOTINT,FEARSCH,TOTDEV,MEDICDIS,PSYPROBS,JUVDELQU, INTELLIG,PERSONTY,FAMYCOMP,FAMYSEP,FAMYHTH,MOTHWKNG,FATHEMP, FAMYINC,FAMYHOME,HOMECOND,PARATCH,PARATSCH,NATIONTY, SERIAL,CARD1,DEVCON,GLASSALW,GLASSSOM,EYE,EARACHE,EARDIFF, EARAID,HEADACHE,TRAVSICK,COLDS,COUGH,TOOFAT,TOOTHIN,FAINTING, HISTRUNG,RASH,SPECSUPP,BRACE,STAMMER,BONEDIS,MUSLDIS,HEART, ECZMA,ASTHMA,TB,BRONCHS,STVITUS,MENINGTS,MIGRAINE,SPASCTY,FITS, DIABETES,RHEMFEV,HARELIP,GLANDS,ALLERGIC,OTHER,NOITEMS,PUBONS, PERIODRN,HOSPADMS,NOOFHAS,CUMDURN,ADM01NO,ADM01DUR,ADM01RES, ADM15NO,ADM15DUR,ADM15RES,ADM511NO,ADM511DR,ADM511RS,ADM11NO, ADM11DUR,ADM11RES,BEHCHNGE,SPECLASS,AGE,SOX,NOSIBS,SEXSIBS, FALIVE,FAGEBTH,MALIVE,MAGEBTH,POSNFAM,HUSJOB,MOTHJOB, SEPEXSPS,HOMECIRC,INCARE,FOSTER,WITHRELS,MOVEHME, SERIAL2,CARD2,DESTROYS,FEARANIM,SHYMEET, FEARDARK,TRUTH,LIKSCHOL,TAKES,IRITBLE,FUSSYFOD,SHYCHILD, HUNGER,CAREFREE,COMPLAIN,FIDGETY,JEALOUSY,WANDERS,DAYDREEM, OBEDIENT,TRUANCY,CONSTIP,HEDEKES,NITMARES,SLEPREST,WETSBED, STOMPAIN,VOMITS,DIARRHEA,BOWLCONT,CRYS,SULKS,TEMPER,NAILBITE, THUMSUCK,QUARRELS,TWITCHES,MUUDS,READDLTY,WORYHBTS,RESPRATE, TOTDS, SER4,CARD4,AGFUP,SEX,QTYPE,SCHTYPE,NOSCH,AGESLEAV,SCHQUAL, OLEVEL,ALEVEL,CSE,MISCQUAL,SCHJOY,SCHBORE,SCHARD,SCHUSE,PROBCHLD, SCHBRITE,NOTBOTHD,REGATTOR,GIGGLE,SORRYSCH,FURTRAIN,LONGAFT, CORSTYP,CORSNUM,CORSLENT,CORSCOMP,CORSQUAL,REASLEV,TOPQUAL, HIGHQAT, RESNTCOM,JOBITYP,JOBSTART,REASLTST,JOBCHOIS,ISTOFFER,GOODFIRM, FRIENDS,GOODPAY,GOODPROS,ONLYJOB,MAINREAS,JOBIDUR,SAMJOB,JOBLEVE, JOBTOTAL,LATJTYP,LATJDUR,DURLONG,DURPAID,DURHOUS,TRAVEL,STABSCOR, JOBPATRN,NOSACKED,NOARG,NODISL,NODIFF,NOBORED,NOBANK,NOTEMP,NOPROS, PARTALSO,NOPART,SER5,CARD5,NOSEMP,NOPROMT,NOLEAV,NOPROBS,NOPREG, NOMISC, NOSICK,SCLASISJ,SCLASLST,SCLASHG,SCLASLG,SOCMOB,PTJOB,PTHOURS, FNSHWK,WKCONDS,WKHOURS,PHYSDEM,MENTDEM,WKMATES,WKBOSS,WKPAY,WKPROS, PRESJOB,LASTJOB,PRESSIT,WKHOUSE,ORDCOOK,SPESCOOK,HOUSFIN,FOODSHOP, ATHOME,LOOKBAB,LOOKTOD,GENHOUS,MARSTAT,MARAGE,MARBROK,MARBROK1, MARAGE2,MARDUR,MAR1DUR,LIKMAR,SPOUSJOB,JOBTYPSP,SPOUSHRS, SPCONDWK,SPOUSERN,INCOME,TOTINC,TYPINC,WELLOFF,XTRACASH,HOUSTYP, HOUSDUR,HOUSOWN,HOUSFEEL,DISTFEEL,LIVWITH,NOCHILD,LIKFAM,WYFAMNO, NUMBOYS,NUMGIRLS,AGEYCH,AGEODCH,AGEONCH, FAMCOM,SER6,CARD6,IDEALFAM,KIDSLIKE, ,HOWLIKE,KIDPROB,WHTPROBS,LIVPARS,WHYNOT,RELMOTH,RESSTEP,RELFATH, PARCLOSE,LEVHOME,WHYLEVH,PARALIVE,SEEFATH,SEEMOTH,CONTPARV, CONTPART,CONTPARL,PRESRELMO,PRESRELFA,INHOSP,HPARASIT,HNEOPLAS, HALLERGY,HMETABOL,HBLOOD,HMENDIS,HNERVES,HEYEDIS,HEARDIS,HCIRCDIS, HRESPDIS,HDIGEST,HGENITO,HDIFFCH,HNORMCH,HSKIN,HSKEL,HCONG, HFRACT,HBURNS,HPOISN,HPROPHY,HMISC, POSTDIS,TOTCOMP,TOTADM,HOSPDUR, HOSPLONG,HOSPAD1,HOSPAD2,HOSPAD3,HOSPAD4,AGECAT1,AGECAT2,AGECAT3, AGECAT4,OPTYPE,NOOP,NUMVIS,NOCOMP,NOVIS1,NOVIS2,NOVIS3,NOVIS4, TONAPP,SER7,CARD7,CPARASIT,CPARAVD,CNEOPLAS,CALLERGY,CMETABOL,CBLOOD, CMENTDIS,CNERVES,CEYE,CEAR,CCIRC,CRESP,CDIGEST,CGENITO,CCHLDBT, CSKIN,CSKEL,CCONG,CFRACT,CBURMS,CPOISN,CPROPHY,CMISC,NOROAD, NOHOME, NOWORK,STER,MISCAR,DISABTY,GPPROBS,NOGPPROB,NERVBREK,COLDFLU,DIZZIN, ACHESPN,HEDKES,NRVS,HRTBET,BRETSCT,SKINSH,UPSSTOM,BACKPN,INSOM, WAKERLY,RUNDOWN,PERIOD,HBLEED,PERIRIT,SLEEPILL,TONIC,NERRVS, PAINREL,OTHERES,TOTMED,SMOKE,DRINK,DAYSOFF,BEDDAYS,CRIMCOM, VIOLENCE,SEXUAL,THEFT,FRAUD,CRIMDAM,DRUGS,MOTSER,MINMOT,DISORD, POLITIC,MISCSER,MISMINOR,
SERIAL8,CARD8,TJUVOFF,TADULTOF,AGONLYOF,TYPONOFF,OUTCOMON, AGEIST, TYPIST,OUTIST,AGEREC,TYPREC,OUTREC,VICTIM,HSEDIFF,FINDIFF, CHLDWOR,SPOUSWOR,PARNTWOR,MARITWOR,OTHERPBS,ENDLIFE,ACCOMP, FAMLIFE,INCOMS_AT,FUNSTAT,HOUSFLAT,THINGSDO,TIMEFUN,TIMSPEND, GOVERMENT,BUYPOTEN,HEALTHFL,JOBFEL,METPEOP,WORRIES,IRRITAB, NOTHING, HAPPY,FRENDS,MOODS,SOCIABLE,CONTROL,DAYDREAM,CONTENT,TOTOFF INPUT MEDIUM SA03:E464B.DAT N OF CASES UNKNOWN INPUT FORMAT FIXED(F5.0,35F1.0,F2.0,16F1.0/F5.0,75F1.0/F5.0,40F1.0,F2.0/ F5.0,33F1.0,F3.0,12F1.0,2F2.0,F3.0,17F1.0/ F5.0,36F1.0, 3X,9F1.0,F3.0,8F1.0,1X,15F1.0/F5.0,22F1.0,2X,33F1.0,5F2.0,8F1.0/ F5.0,59F1.0,2X,13F1.0/F5.0,44F1.0,5X,F2.0) MISSING VALUES RESPRATE(9)/ DEVCON TO CARD2(9)/DESTROYS TO TRUANCY,TWITCHES TO READDLTY(0,9)/ TOTDS(99)/CONSTIP TO QUARRELS(9)/ CON TO FEARSCH(9)/TOTDEV(99)/MEDICDIS TO NATIONTY(9)/ SCHTYPE TO RESNTCOM(9)/JOBITYP,LATJTYP,JOBTYPSP(999)/JOBLEVE, JOBTOTAL(99)/JOBSTART TO SAMJOB,LATJDUR TO NOPART(9)/ NOSEMP TO SPOUSJOB,SPOUSHRS TO FAMCOM(9)/IDEALFAM TO INHOSP(9)/ HOSPDUR TO HOSPLONG(9)/NOROAD TO BEDDAYS(9)/ CRIMCOM TO MISMINOR(9)/TJUVOFF TO JOBFEL(9)/ METPEOP TO CONTENT(9)/TOTOFF(99) ASSIGN BLANKS 9 COMMENT RECODE SERIOL TO FEARSCH(BLANK=9) COMMENT RECODE MEDICDIS TO NATIONTY(BLANK=9) COMMENT RECODE SERIAL TO RESPRATE(BLANK=9) COMMENT RECODE TOTDS,TOTDEV(BLANK=99) COMPUTE TOTACC=NOROAD+NOHOME+NOWORK IF (NOROAD EQ 9 AND NOHOME EQ 9 AND NOWORK EQ 9)TOTACC=1 COMPUTE TOTDD=TOTDS ASSIGN MISSING TOTDD(99) RECODE ACCOMP TO JOBFEL(9=10)(0=9) RECODE TOTDS(0=0)(1,2,3=1)(4 THRU 15=2) RECODE TOTDD(4,5=4)(6 THRU 15=5) COMPUTE A1=DESTROYS COMPUTE A2=TRUTH COMPUTE A3=TAKES COMPUTE A4=WANDERS COMPUTE A5=TRUANCY RECODE A1 TO A4(0=1)(1=1)(2=2)(3=5)(4 THRU 8=2) RECODE A5(0=1)(1,2=5)(3=1)(4 THRU 8=1) COMPUTE DELIN=A1+A2+A3+A4+A5 ASSIGN MISSING DELIN(99) RECODE DELIN(1 THRU 6=1)(7,8,9=2)(10 THRU 88=3) VALUE LABELS FNSHWK TO GENHOUS,SPOUSHRS TO SPOUSERN,ACCOMP TO JOBFEL (1) DELIGHTED (2) PLEASED (3) MOSTLY SATISFIED (4) MIXED (5) MOST DISAT (6) UNHAPPY (7) TERRIBLE (8) NEUTRAL (9) NEITHER (10) NOT APPLIC/ VALUE LABELS TOTDS (0) SCORE 0 (1) SCORE 1-3 (2) DEVIATORS/ VALUE LABELS TOTDD (0) NORMAL (4) QUITE DEV (5) VERY DEV/ VALUE LABELS DESTROYS (0) NOT ANSWERED (1) SELDOM DESTROYS (2) AVERAGE (3) VERY DESTRUCTIVE/ VALUE LABELS FEARANIM (0) NOT ANSWERED (1) AFRAID (2) A LITTLE (3) NOT AFRD/ VALUE LABELS SHYMEET (0) NT ANS (1) NO FEAR MET (2) A LITTLE (3) FEARFUL/ VALUE LABELS FEARDARK (0) NT ANS (1) AFRAID (2) UNEASY (3) NO FEAR/ VALUE LABELS TRUTH (0) NT ANS (1) ALWAYS (2) SOMETIMES (3) OFTEN LIES/ VALUE LABELS LIKSCHOL (0) NT ANS (1) LIKES (2) AVERAGE (3) DISLIKES/ VALUE LABELS TAKES (0) NT ANS (1) NEVER STEALS (2) SOMETIMES (3) OFTEN/ VALUE LABELS IRITBLE (0) NT ANS (1) VERY IRR (2) OCCAS CROSS (3) PLACID/ VALUE LABELS FUSSYFOD (0) NT ANS (1) FUSSY (2) PREFERENCE (3) EATS ALL/ VALUE LABELS SHYCHILD (0) NT ANS (1) NOT SHY (2) LITTLE SHY (3) VERY SHY/ VALUE LABELS HUNGER (0) NT ANS (1) ALWAYS HNGRY (2) AVERAGE (3) PICKS FD/ VALUE LABELS CAREFREE (0) NT ANS (1) NOT WORRIED (2) SOME WORR (3) VERY WORRIED/ VALUE LABELS COMPLAIN (0) NT ANS (1) WHINES ALOT (2) AVERAGE (3) NEVER/
VALUE LABELS FIDGETY (0) NT ANS (1) VERY RESTLS (2) AVERAGE (3) LESS ACTVE/ VALUE LABELS JEALOUSY (0) NT ANS (1) VERY J (2) SOMETIMES (3) NEVER/ VALUE LABELS WANDERS (0) NT ANS (1) NEVER (2) LOITERS (3) A LOT / VALUE LABELS DAYDREEM (0) NT ANS (1) A LOT (2) SOMETIMES (3) NEVER/ VALUE LABELS OBEDIENT (0) NT ANS (1) VERY OBED (2) AVERAGE (3) RESISTS/ VALUE LABELS TRUANCY (0) NT ANS (1) 1-2 MONTH (2) 3-4 YEAR (3) NEVER/ RECODE CONSTIP TO QUARRELS(0=0)(1,2=1)(3,4,5,6,7=2)(8,9=9) VALUE LABELS CONSTIP TO QUARRELS (0) LT ONCE YR (1) LT ONCE 2-3 MNTHS (2) ONCE MNTH OR MORE/ VALUE LABELS TWITCHES (0) NT ANS (1) TWITCH (2) SOMETIMES (3) NONE/ VALUE LABELS MUUDS (0) NT ANS (1) CHANGEABLE (2) OCCAS CHANGE (3) EVEN KEEL/ VALUE LABELS READDLTY (0) NT ANS (1) SLOW (2) AVERAGE (3) GOOD READ/ VALUE LABELS WORYHBTS (0) NONE (1) REPL PSYC (2) REPL MED (3) SLIGHT DIS (4) SEVERE DIS (5) BACKWARD (6) MED DISRDS (7) FAV COMM (8) WHAT? (9) MISC IND PAR ANX/ RECODE DESTROYS TO TRUANCY(0,4 THRU 8=9) RECODE JOBTOTAL(0=0)(1=1)(2,3,4=2)(5 THRU 10=3)(11 THRU 20=4) (21 THRU 89=5) VALUE LABELS JOBTOTAL (0) ZERO (1) ONE (2) 2 TO 4 JOBS (3) 5 TO TEN JOBS (4) 11 TO TWENTY JOBS (5) 21 PLUS JOBS/ VALUE LABELS SEX (1) MALES (2) FEMALES/ VALUE LABELS AGE (1) 26 YR OLDS (2) 30-31 YEAR OLDS/ VALUE LABELS QTYPE (1) INTERVIEW (2) POSTAL (3) SPT BEFORE 3MAY (4) SPT AFTER 3RD MAY/ VALUE LABELS SCHTYPE (1) COMPREHENSIVE (2) SMOD (3) GRAMM (4) TECH (5) APP (6) SPEC (7) PRIV (8) MISC/ VALUE LABELS AGESLEAV (1) 15 (2) 16 (3) 17 (4) 18 (5) 19/ VALUE LABELS SCHQUAL (1) YES (2) NO/MISCQUAL (0) NIL (1) SLEVEL (2) RSA (3) CITYNDGUILD (4) MUSIC (5) COLL OF PRECEPTORS/ VALUE LABELS SCHJOY TO SORRYSCH (1) FAVOURABLE (2) UNFAV (0) DK/ VALUE LABELS FURTRAIN (0) NO (1) P TIME (2) FULL TIME (3) APPRENTP (4) PART AND FULL/ VALUE LABELS LONGAFT (0) NO COURSE (1) IMMEDIATELY (2) 6MNTHS 1YR (3) 1 1.9YRS (4) 2 TO 2.9YRS (5) 3 TO 4.9YRS (6) 5 OR MORE/ RECODE SCHQUAL (0=2) VALUE LABELS CORSTYP (0) NO CS (1) FT ACADEMIC (2) FT VOCAT (3) PTJR TECH (4) PTJR PROF (5) PTJR CLERICAL (6) PTJR MISC (7) LEIS (8) FT JR APP NOCOLL/ VALUE LABELS CORSLENT (0) NO C (1) IYR (2) 2YRS (3) 3YRS (4) 4 MORE / VALUE LABELS CORSQUAL (0) NO C (1) DEGREE (2) PROF (3) SKILLED TRADE (4) CLERICAL (5) O LEVELS (6) A LEVELS (7) MISC (8) C NO QUALS/ VALUE LABELS REASLEV (0) NOC (1) C COMPLETE (2) DISS (3) BETTER EMP (4) UNABLE TO COPE (5) PAY TOO LOW APP (6) FACTORS NO CONT (7) OTHER (8) D KNOW/ VALUE LABELS TOPQUAL,HIGHQAT (0) NONE (1) POST G RES (2) PG VOC (3) GRAD (4) PROF NONG (5) ONC (6) CLERICAL (7) ON JOB (8) O A LEVELS LEIS/ VALUE LABELS JOBCHOIS TO ONLYJOB (0) NOT APP (1) YES (2) NO (8) DK/ VALUE LABELS JOBLEVE (1) STILL GOT IT (2) SACKED (3) ARG BOSS (4) DIS L JB (6) BORED (7) TO DIFFIC (8) REDUND (9) BANKRUPT (10) TEMP JB (11) SICKNESS-JB- (12) OTHER SICK (13) NO PROSP (14) BETT PROSP (15) MORE PAY (16) GAIN EXP (17) SELF EMP (18) PROMTD (19) LEFT AREA (20) EMIGRATED (21) RET HME (22) LEFT ABROAD (23) ILLEG IN JB (24) PRISON (25) DOM PROB (26) PREGNANT (27) GET MARRIED (28) NOT SP (00) NT ANS (88) DK (99) UNEMP (29) DISS WITH JB (30) INCONVEN (31) FURTHER TRAIN (32) A NXTY/ VALUE LABELS TRAVEL (0) AT HOME (1) EMIGRATED (2) EMIG AND RET (3) TRAVEL ABR BEFORE STT DOWN (4) WORKED AB (5) ACCOMP SPOUSE (6) WITHIN UK (7) ROUND LONDON AREA (9) NO INFO/ VALUE LABELS MARSTAT (1) MARRIED (2) STABLE LIASON (3) SEPARATED (4) DIVORCED (5) WIDOWED (6) SINGLE (7) SEP BUT COMING TOG/ MARBROK (0) NAPPLIC (1) NT APP MARRIAGE INT (2) DIV (3) WID (4) SEPARATED (5) YES BROKEN UNSPEC/ VALUE LABELS INCOME,TOTINC (0) NT APP (1) LT60 (2) 60-80 (3) 80-100 (4) 100-150/ (5) MT 150/
VALUE LABELS WELLOFF (0) NOT APP (1) VERY WELL OFF (2) ABOUT NORM (3) VERY BADLY OFF (4) REL WELL OFF (5) RATH BADLY OFF (6) DK/ VALUE LABELS HOUSTYP (0) WITH PARENTS (1) DET HSE (2) SEMI (3) TERR (4) FLAT IN BLOCK (5) FLAT IN HSE (6) ROOM (7) LODGING (8) OT/ HOUSOWN (0) WITH PAR (1) OWNED (2) RENTED COUNC (3) RENT LANDLORD (4) RENTED RELS (5) RENT EMP (6) OTHER (8) DK/ VALUE LABELS HOUSFEEL,DISTFEEL (1) VERY SATISFIED (2) SATIS (3) DISSAT (4) VERY DISSATISFIED (8) DK/ LIVWITH (0) ALONE (1) SPOUSE (2) SPNDCHILDREN (3) AS 2 WITH OTH REL (4) CHILDREN ONLY (5) PARENTS-SIBS (6) FLATMATES (7) SPOUSNDSTEP CHN (8) SP-CHNDSTEPCHDN/ VALUE LABELS AGEYCH TO AGEONCH (0) NO CHDRN (1) 0-6MNTHS (2) 6-11.9MNTHS (3) 1-2.9 YRS (4) 3-4.9 YRS (5) 5-8.9YRS (6) 9-11.9YRS (7) 12+YRS (8) NOT APP ONLY OR MT 1 CHILD/ VALUE LABELS IDEALFAM (7) FAM COMPLETE (8) DK/KIDSLIKE (0) NO CHLDN (1) YES LIKE (2) NO UNLIKE (3) MIXED (5) TOO YOUNG (6) LITTLE CONTACT (8) DK/HOWLIKE (0) NO CH (1) LIKE (2) UNLIKE (3) ONE CH LIKE NDUNLIKE (4) MIXED CHILDREN (5) TOO YOUNG (6) LITTLE CONTACT (8) DK/KIDPROB (0) NO CHLN (1) YES (2) NO-WHTPROBSS (0) NO PROBS (1) DIED (2) SER ILL (3) MINOR ILL (4) EDUC PROBS (5) MENTAL DEF (6) PSYCH TREAT (7) BEHAV PROB-SER (8) BEHAV PROB MINOR (9) UNSPEC/ LIVPARS (0) BOTH (1) FATHER ONLY (2) MOTH ONLY (3) SINGLE PAR+STEP (4) AS3+RELATIVE (5) RELATIVES (6) FOSTER HME (7) CHILN HOME (8) OTHER-WHYNOT (0) NAPP-BOTH PARS (1) DIVORCED (2) IN CARE (3) APP SCH (4) BORSTAL (5) PARS ABROAD (6) SICK OR DEAD PARS (7) LEFT FREE WILL (8) BOARDING SCH / VALUE LABELS RELMOTH,RELFATH,PRESRELMO,PRESRELFA (0) NO PARENT (1) EXCELLENT (2) GOOD (3) MIXED (4) POOR (5) TERRIBLE (8) DK/ VALUE LABELS RESSTEP (0) BOTH PARS (1) FOSTER (2) ADOPTED (3) STEPMO (4) STEPFA (5) BORDIN SCH (6) ONE PAR (7) OTHER REL/ PARCLOSE (0) NO PAR (1) MOTH (2) FATH (3) EQUAL (4) NEITHER (5) ONE PARENT ONLY (8) DK/LEVHOME (0) STILL HOME (1) 14 (2) 15 (3) 16 (4) 17 (5) 18 (6) 19 (7) 20-25 (8) 25+/ VALUE LABELS WHYLEVH (0) STILL THERE (1) GET MARRIED (2) START WORK (3) SEE MANUAL (4) NO CONTACTWITH PARS (5) TRAVEL (6) CHANGE SCENE (7) MISC (8) MISS POSTAL/ PARALIVE (1) YES (2) NO FATH ONLY (3) NO MOTH ONLY (4) BOTH DEAD/SEEFATH,SEEMOTH (0) DEAD (1) LT1WEEK (2) 1-.9MNTH (3) 1-2.9MNTHS (4) 33.5.9MNTHS (5) 6M-1YR (6) 1-2.9 YRS (7) 3 OR MORE YRS (8) ABROAD/ VALUE LABELS CONTPARV,CONTPART,CONTPARL (0) DEAD (1) DAILY (2) TIMES PER WEEK (3) ONCE WEEK (4) ONCE MONTH (5) 5-6 TIMES YR (6) ONCE YEAR (7) LESS OFTEN-NOCONT (8) ABROAD/ VALUE LABELS INHOSP (1) YES (2) NO/HOSPDUR,HOSPLONG (0) NONE (1) LT2DAYS (2) LT WEEK (3) 1WEEK-0.9 MNTH (4) 1-2.9 MNTHS (5) 3-5.9 MNTHS (6) 6-11.9 MNTHS (7) 1-1.9 YRS (8) 2MOREYRS/ TONAPP (0) NO OPS (1) TONSILS (2) APPENDIX (3) BOTH/ STER (0) NO MENT (1) VASECTOMY (2) STERILISE (3) CIRCUMCIS/ MISCAR (0) NO MENT (1) MISCARR (2) ABORTION (3) STILL BIRTH (4) COMBIN OF THREE/DISABTY (0) NO MENT (1) PART BLIND (2) PERM BLIND (3) HEAR (4) DEAFNESS (5) SPECIAL DEFECTS (6) PHYS HANDIC LIMBS (7) OTHER PHYS (8) COMBINATIO (9) DYSLEXIC/GPPROBS (0) NONE (1) CHRONIC DISAB (2) PSYCH.C (3) GASTRO-INT (4) ALLERGIES (5) BACKS-MUSCULAR (6) HEAD ACHESPN (7) OTHER/ RECODE INHOSP(0=2) VALUE LABELS NERVBREK (0) NO (1) ONCE EARLY ADNCE (2) LATE ADOL (3) MRE ICE ADOL (4) ONCE ADULT (5) MRE ICE ADULT (6) SEV BOTH PERIODS (7) YES NOT SPEC/ VALUE LABELS DELIN (1) NORMAL (2) MEDIUM (3) STRONG/ FREQUENCIES GENERAL=SEX,AGE,QTYPE READ INPUT DATA FINISH