1970 British Cohort Study
Age 42 Survey (2012)
BCS70 Age 42 Main Stage Questionnaire
bcs_12_capi
GRIDS: RELATIONSHIP HISTORY; CHILDREN; OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS
[Before I start the interview, I need to check that I have opened the right file for you.] INTERVIEWER: Code cohort member's sex.
[DK/REF NOT ALLOWED]
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE: Has the cohort member undergone gender re-assignment?
INTERVIEWER: We are interested in how the respondent identifies themselves – not necessarily whether they have had any form of surgery. [DK/REF NOT ALLOWED]
Can I check. What day in April is your birthday?
Can I check, is your name still [^name] or have you changed it for any reason?
INTERVIEWER: Enter first name to be used in the interview program
INTERVIEWER: Code how you are conducting this interview?
[DK/REF NOT ALLOWED]
Can I please check, do you normally live at this address or normally live somewhere else?
[DK/REF NOT ALLOWED]
INTERVIEWER: Please code country you are interviewing respondent in.
[DK/REF NOT ALLOWED]
Is this (your current normal address) ... READ OUT ...
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE.
Can I just check, do you [^usually live/ live at this address] with a partner or with children?
Partner grid/relationship history
The next few questions are about any cohabiting relationships, marriages and civil partnerships that were current or began after [date of last interview] / .
When we last spoke to you in [^date of last interview] we did not capture the details of your relationship history properly. In the next few questions we will recap your relationship history to make sure that we have properly recorded any cohabiting relationships, marriages and civil partnerships that were current or began after [^date of sweep 6 interview].
Last time we spoke to you in [^month and year of last interview]/When we spoke to you in [^month and year of sweep 6 interview], you were [^married to/in a civil partnership with] [^separated partner name] but you were not living together. [^Did you get divorced/Has this civil partnership been legally dissolved]?
When [did you get divorced/was this civil partnership legally dissolved]? MONTH
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When [did you get divorced/was this civil partnership legally dissolved]? YEAR
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^separated partner’s name] die? MONTH
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^separated partner’s name] die? YEAR
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Last time we spoke to you in [^month and year of last interview]/ ]/When we spoke to you in [^month and year of sweep 6 interview], you were [^married to/in a civil partnership with/living together as a couple with] [^partner name]. Could I check the following details for [^him/her] were correct at that time? Sex: [^partner’s sex taken from feed forward data] Date of Birth: [^partner’s date of birth taken from feed forward data] Relationship to cohort member: [^partner’s relationship to cohort member taken from feed forward data]
[Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed] [Code maximum 4 out of 5 possible responses]|
Can you give me [^his/her] correct name?
[Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]|
INTERVIEWER: Ask or code [^partner’s name]'s sex.
Can you tell me [^partner’s name]’s date of birth? DAY
Can you tell me [^partner’s name]’s date of birth? MONTH
Can you tell me [^partner’s name]’s date of birth? YEAR
[NOTE: If response given at DOB, age is computed and fed forward to PRAGEC but the question is not asked]
Can you tell me, what was [^partner’s name]'s age last birthday?
INTERVIEWER: IF AGE NOT GIVEN, PROBE FOR ESTIMATE.
Please tell me what [^partner’s name]'s relationship to you (the cohort member) was in [^month and year of last interview]?
Relationship history
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Have you lived with anybody as part of a couple for one month or more since [^date of last interview /end of previous cohabiting relationship (CRSTOP) ]? [Please include anyone you were living with as part of a couple [^in date of last interview/on the 1st January 2000].]
When did you first start living together as a couple with someone after [^date of last interview /end of previous cohabiting relationship (CRSTOP)]? MONTH
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did you first start living together as a couple with someone after [^date of last interview /end of previous cohabiting relationship (CRSTOP)]? YEAR
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
ENTER DATE FIRST STARTED LIVING TOGETHER AS A COUPLE MONTH
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
ENTER DATE FIRST STARTED LIVING TOGETHER AS A COUPLE YEAR
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
What was the name of the person you started living with as a couple?
INTERVEIWER: Check whether partner is one of the people listed below and if not enter name ANSWER LIST IS NAMES OF ALL PREVIOUS HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO WERE RECORDED AS NON-BLOOD RELATIVES AND PARTNERS IDENTIFIED ON PREVIOUS LOOPS AND AN OPEN FIELD TO ENTER NAME OF NEW PARTNER
Can I check we have the right details for [^new partner name]? Sex: [^household member’s sex taken from feed forward data or NRSEX] Date of Birth: [^household member’s date of birth taken from feed forward data or NRDOB]
INTERVIEWER: If date of birth is missing, code 3 and update date of birth at follow up question. [Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE [^new partner name]’s sex.
Can you tell me [^new partner name]’s date of birth? DAY
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
Can you tell me [^new partner name]’s date of birth? MONTH
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
Can you tell me [^new partner name]’s date of birth? YEAR
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
Can you tell me, what was [^new partner name]’s age last birthday?
IF AGE NOT GIVEN, PROBE FOR ESTIMATE.
Did you [^get married to/form a legally recognised civil partnership with] [^partner’s name]?
When did you [^get married/become civil partners]? MONTH
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did you [^get married/become civil partners]? YEAR
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
ENTER DATE [GOT MARRIED/ BECAME CIVIL PARTNERS] MONTH
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
ENTER DATE [GOT MARRIED/ BECAME CIVIL PARTNERS] YEAR
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Do you and [^partner’s name] still live together as a couple?
And have you lived with [^partner’s name] continuously since [^date of last interview /start of current cohabiting relationship (NRLIVEB/NRLIVEB2) ]?
Is that because you are no longer a couple or because [^partner name] died?
When did [you first stop living together as a couple with [^partner’s name]/[partner’s name] die]? MONTH
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW. USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH CODE SEASON Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [you first stop living together as a couple with [^partner’s name]/[partner’s name] die]? YEAR
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW. USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH CODE SEASON Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Can I just check, have you and [^ partner name] [^got divorced/legally dissolved your civil partnership]?
When did you [^get divorced/legally dissolve your civil partnership]? MONTH
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW. USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH CODE SEASON Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did you [^get divorced/legally dissolve your civil partnership]? YEAR
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW. USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH CODE SEASON Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Can I just check, your current legal marital status is [married / in a civil partnership]?
Can I just check, your current legal marital status is [divorced/widowed]?
What is your current legal marital status?
SHOW CARD A1
INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS SAID THAT [partner name 1, partner name 2, partner name n] ARE THEIR CURRENT COHABITING PARTNER. PLEASE INDICATE WHICH IS THE CORRECT ANSWER. [^LIST OF “CURRENT” PARTNERS IDENTIFIED DURING RELATIONSHIP HISTORY]
Child grid
I’d now like to ask you about your children, including step-children, adopted children, foster children and any other children you may consider yourself a parent or guardian of.
Firstly I’d like to check the details of the children you told us about when you were last interviewed.
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Is [^child name] ... Sex: [^child sex taken from feed forward data] Date of Birth: [^child’s date of birth taken from feed forward data] Relationship to cohort member: [^child’s relationship to cohort member taken from feed forward data]
INTERVIEWER: If date of birth is missing, code 3 and update date of birth at next question. [Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed] [Code maximum 4 out of 5 possible responses]
Can you give me [^his/her] correct name?
[Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]|
INTERVIEWER: Ask or code [^child name]'s sex.
Can you tell me [^child name]’s date of birth? DAY
Can you tell me [^child name]’s date of birth? MONTH
Can you tell me [^child name]’s date of birth? YEAR
[NOTE: If response given at DOB, age is computed and fed forward to CHRAGE but the question is not asked]
Can you tell me, what was [^child name]'s age last birthday?
INTERVIEWER: IF AGE NOT GIVEN, PROBE FOR ESTIMATE.
Please tell me [^child name]'s relationship to you? Is [^child name]
READ OUT
Is [^child name] [^current partner name]’s own child?
Is [^child name] [^current partner name]’s ... READ OUT
Does [^child name] normally live with you as a member of your household?
Can I just check, is [^child name] still alive?
When did [^child name] die? MONTH
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^child name] die? YEAR
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Has [^child name] ever lived with you?
When did [^child name] last live with you? MONTH
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THE CHILD MOST RECENTLY STOPPED LIVING WITH THEM. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^child name] last live with you? YEAR
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THE CHILD MOST RECENTLY STOPPED LIVING WITH THEM. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^child name] start living with you? MONTH
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD START OF CURRENT PERIOD OF LIVING TOGETHER MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^child name] start living with you? YEAR
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD START OF CURRENT PERIOD OF LIVING TOGETHER MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
[^Other than [LIST OF NAMES, GENDERS, DOBS, AND RELATIONSHIP TO RESPONDENT OF CHILDREN FROM PREVIOUS INTERVIEW]] Do you have any [^other ] children? Please include any adopted children, step-children or foster children of whom you consider yourself to be a parent.
INTERVIEWER: If asked we only wish to collect details about children who the cohort member currently considers themselves to be a parent of. INTERVIEWER: Include grown-up children.
How many [^other ] children do you have?
INTERVIEWER, IF NECESSARY: Again, please include any adopted children, step-children or foster children of whom you consider yourself to be a parent.
Can I just check, are any of these [other] children one of these people?
ANSWER LIST IS PREVIOUS HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO SE RELATIONSHIP TO THE CM WAS Grandchild, Other blood relative, Child of non relative adult living in the household or Other. QUESTION ONLY APPEARS IF THERE IS AT LEAST ONE PREVIOUS HOUSEHOLD MEMBER THIS APPLIES FOR
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Can I check we have the right details for [^new child name]? Sex: [^household member’s sex taken from feed forward data] Date of Birth: [^household member’s date of birth taken from feed forward data]
INTERVIEWER: If date of birth is missing, code 3 and update date of birth at follow up question. [Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]
_childname <= MCHMANY
_childname <= MCHMANY
Could you tell me the [^name of this child/names of each of these children, starting with the oldest first]?
ON ONE SCREEN COLLECT THE NAMES OF EACH CHILD MENTIONED AT MCHMANY – THE NUMBER OF OPEN RESPONSE BOXES TO APPEAR ON THE SCREEN SHOULD BE THE NUMBER GIVEN AT MCHMANY INTERVIEWER: THE NAMES YOU ENTER HERE WILL BE USED FOR LATER TEXTFILLS.
Other than [^list of names from NCHNAMES], do you have any other children we have not already talked about?
[IF NECESSARY: Please do not include the children we talked about earlier: [LIST OF NAMES, GENDERS, DOBS, AND RELATIONSHIP TO RESPONDENT OF CHILDREN FROM PREVIOUS INTERVIEW]]
INTERVIEWER, YOU WILL NOW BE SENT BACK TO MCHMANY. ENTER THE NUMBER OF OTHER CHILDREN THE RESPONDENT HAS, INCLUDING THE ONES YOU HAVE ALREADY COLLECTED NAMES FOR AT NCHNAMES.
_child <= MCHMANY && _child <= 10
_child <= MCHMANY && _child <= 10
INTERVIEWER: Ask or code [^child name]'s sex.
What is [^child name]’s date of birth? DAY
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
What is [^child name]’s date of birth? MONTH
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
What is [^child name]’s date of birth? YEAR
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
[NOTE: If response given at NCHDOB, age is computed and fed forward to NCHRAGE but the question is not asked]
Can you tell me, what was [^child name]'s age last birthday?
INTERVIEWER: IF AGE NOT GIVEN, PROBE FOR ESTIMATE.
What is [^child name]’s relationship to you (the cohort member)? Is [^child name]
READ OUT
Is [^child name] [^current partner name]’s own child?
Is [^child name] [^current partner name]’s ... READ OUT
Does [^child name] normally live with you as a member of your household?
Has [^child name] always lived with you since [^he/she] was born?
When did [^child name] start living with you? MONTH
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD START OF CURRENT PERIOD OF LIVING TOGETHER. COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^child name] start living with you? YEAR
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD START OF CURRENT PERIOD OF LIVING TOGETHER. COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Can I just check, is [^child name] still alive?
When did [^child name] die? MONTH
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^child name] die? YEAR
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Has [^child name] ever lived with you?
When did [^child name] last live with you? MONTH
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THE CHILD MOST RECENTLY STOPPED LIVING WITH RESPONDENT. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^child name] last live with you? YEAR
IF [^CHILD NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THE CHILD MOST RECENTLY STOPPED LIVING WITH RESPONDENT. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Other household members grid
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Does [^household member’s name] still live here?
DISPLAY SEX, DOB AND RELATIONSHIP TO CM OF OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER INTERVIEWER; IF SOME DETAILS ARE INCORRECT YOU CAN AMEND THESE AT THE FOLLOWING QUESTION. ONLY CODE ‘RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW THIS PERSON’ IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT RECOGNISE WHO THIS PERSON IS. INTERVIEWER: 'HERE' REFERS TO THE HOUSEHOLD THE COHORT MEMBER USUALLY LIVES IN [Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]
Can you give me their correct name?
[Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]
Is [^household member’s name] ... Sex: [^household member’s sex taken from feed forward data] Date of Birth: [^household member’s date of birth taken from feed forward data] Relationship to cohort member: [^household member’s relationship to cohort member taken from feed forward data]
INTERVIEWER: If date of birth is missing, code 3 and update date of birth at next question. [Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed] [Code maximum 3 out of 4 possible responses]
INTERVIEWER: Ask or code [^household member’s name]'s sex.
Can you tell me [^household member’s name]’s date of birth? DAY
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
Can you tell me [^household member’s name]’s date of birth? MONTH
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
Can you tell me [^household member’s name]’s date of birth? YEAR
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
[NOTE: If response given at DOB, age is computed and fed forward to RAGE but the question is not asked]
Can you tell me, what was [^household member’s name]'s age last birthday?
INTERVIEWER: IF AGE NOT GIVEN, PROBE FOR ESTIMATE.
Please tell me [^household member’s name]'s relationship to you (the cohort member)?
May I ask, what has happened to [^household member’s name]?
When did [^household member’s name] stop living with you? MONTH
IF [^HOUSEHOLD MEMBER’S NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THEY MOST RECENTLY MOVED OUT. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^household member’s name] stop living with you? YEAR
IF [^HOUSEHOLD MEMBER’S NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THEY MOST RECENTLY MOVED OUT. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^household member’s name] die? MONTH
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^household member’s name] die? YEAR
MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Is there anyone else, [other than those we have already talked about (NAMES LISTED BELOW)], who lives here regularly as a member of your household?
INTERVIEWER: 'HERE' REFERS TO THE HOUSEHOLD THE COHORT MEMBER USUALLY LIVES IN LIST OF NAMES OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS ALREADY COVERED IN PARTNER GRID, CHILD GRID AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER GRID (NAMES, GENDER, DOB, RELATIONSHIP TO COHORT MEMBER).
How many people [other than those we have already talked about] regularly live here as a member of your household?
[DK and Refused not allowed]
Can I just check, are any of these people who regularly live here one of the following?
READ OUT ANSWER LIST IS PREVIOUS HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHOSE RELATIONSHIP TO THE CM WAS NOT A CHILD OR PARTNER AND WHO HAVE NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED EARLIER IN EITHER THE RELATIONSHIP OR CHILD GRIDS
Can I check we have the right details for [^new household member name]? Sex: [^household member’s sex taken from feed forward data] Date of Birth: [^household member’s date of birth taken from feed forward data] Relationship to cohort member: [^household member’s relationship to cohort member taken from feed forward data]
INTERVIEWER: If date of birth is missing, code 3 and update date of birth at follow up question. [Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]
_personname <= qc_MHMANY
_personname <= qc_MHMANY
Could you tell me the [^name of this person/names of each of these people]?
ON ONE SCREEN COLLECT THE NAMES OF EACH PERSON MENTIONED AT MHMANY – THE NUMBER OF OPEN RESPONSE BOXES TO APPEAR ON THE SCREEN SHOULD BE THE NUMBER GIVEN AT MHMANY INTERVIEWER: THE NAMES YOU ENTER HERE WILL BE USED FOR LATER TEXTFILLS.
Other than [^list of names from NHNAMES & NHCPREV], does anyone else that we have not already talked about regularly live here as a member of your household?
[IF NECESSARY: Please do not include anyone we talked about earlier: LIST OF NAMES OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS ALREADY COVERED IN PARTNER GRID, CHILD GRID AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBER GRID (NAMES, GENDER, DOB, RELATIONSHIP TO COHORT MEMBER).] [DK and Refused not allowed]
INTERVIEWER, YOU WILL NOW BE SENT BACK TO MHMANY. ENTER THE NUMBER OF OTHER PEOPLE THE RESPONDENT LIVES WITH, INCLUDING THE ONES YOU HAVE ALREADY COLLECTED NAMES FOR AT NHNAMES.
_newhhmember <= MHMANY && _newhhmember <= 10
_newhhmember <= MHMANY && _newhhmember <= 10
INTERVIEWER: Ask or code [^new household member’s name]'s sex.
Can you tell me [^new household member’s name]’s date of birth? DAY
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
Can you tell me [^new household member’s name]’s date of birth? MONTH
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
Can you tell me [^new household member’s name]’s date of birth? YEAR
COLLECT DAY MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN)
[NOTE: If response given at NHDOB, age is computed and fed forward to RAGE but the question is not asked]
Can you tell me, what was [^new household member’s name]'s age last birthday?
INTERVIEWER: IF AGE NOT GIVEN, PROBE FOR ESTIMATE.
Please tell me [^new household member’s name]'s relationship to you (the cohort member)?
When did [^new household member’s name] start living with you? MONTH
IF [^NEW HOUSEHOLD MEMBER’S NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THEY MOST RECENTLY MOVED IN. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did [^new household member’s name] start living with you? YEAR
IF [^NEW HOUSEHOLD MEMBER’S NAME] HAS LIVED WITH RESPONDENT ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION RECORD THE DATE AT WHICH THEY MOST RECENTLY MOVED IN. MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
FAMILY
Non-cohabiting relationships
Are you in a relationship with someone at the moment?
How long have you been in this relationship?
INTERVIEWER: FIRST ENTER NUMBER OF YEARS. IF LESS THAN ONE YEAR, ENTER '0'.
How long have you been in this relationship? INTERVIEWER: THEN ENTER NUMBER OF MONTHS.
Is this person male or female?
Absent / Older children
[NOTE: ANYABKD is a derived variable]
The next few questions are about any children you may have who are aged 16 or over, or who are not living in your household.
INTERVIEWER: You will be routed to questions for these children (^child(ren)’s name(s)) [Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]
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Who does [^child’s name] live with now?
INTERVIEWER: CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES. IF THE COHORT MEMBER’S CHILD IS A SINGLE PARENT CODE ‘ALONE’.
How often do you see [^child’s name]?
SHOW CARD B1
Do you contribute any money to [child’s name]'s maintenance regularly?
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Which of these best describes what [^child’s name] is currently doing?
SHOW CARD B2 INTERVIEWER:CODE ONE MAIN ACTIVITY ONLY. TEMPORARILY SICK/DISABLED (<6MTHS), PERMANENTLY SICK/DISABLED (6+MTHS)
How old was [^he/she] when [^he/she] left full-time continuous education?
INTERVIEWER: IF LEFT AND LATER RETURNED TO BECOME A FULL-TIME STUDENT, ASK HOW OLD WHEN FIRST LEFT. IF SANDWICH COURSE TREAT AS FULL-TIME EDUCATION. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON 'Further Education'.
Please tell me which, if any, of the qualifications on this card [^child’s name] has.
SHOW CARD B3
What is [^child’s name]’s current legal marital status? Is [^he/she]
SHOW CARD B4 INTERVIEWER: READ OUT
When did [^child’s name] first [^get married/become a member of a legally recognised Civil Partnership]?
ENTER YEAR:
ENTER AGE:
Has [^he/she] ever had any natural children?
Do you have any grandchildren? Please include all children that you consider yourself to be a grandparent to including step-grandchildren and adopted grandchildren.
How many grandchildren do you have in total? Please include all children that you consider yourself to be a grandparent to including step-grandchildren and adopted grandchildren.
[^Other than names of partner’s absent children identified in child grid who are aged 18 or under] [^d/D]oes [^name of partner] have any children aged 18 or under from a previous relationship who do not live with you?
Does [^partner’s name] regularly contribute any money to [^name of partner’s absent child / any of [^his/her] children]’s maintenance [^who do not live with you?]
How much?
INTERVIEWER: IF PARTNER PAYS MAINTENANCE TO MORE THAN ONE CHILD RECORD TOTAL AMOUNT PAID TO ALL CHILDREN ENTER AMOUNT ... ROUND TO NEAREST £. CODE PERIOD COVERED BELOW.
CODE PERIOD COVERED
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT UNABLE TO PROVIDE AMOUNT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PERIOD COVERED BY MAINTENANCE PAYMENTS.
Can I just check, is your mother still alive? By mother I mean your natural or adoptive mother?
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE IF BOTH, RESPONDENT SHOULD DECIDE WHO TO REFER TO.
Would you mind telling me how old you were when she died?
Can I just check, is your father still alive? By father I mean your natural or adoptive father?
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE IF BOTH, RESPONDENT SHOULD DECIDE WHO TO REFER TO.
Would you mind telling me how old you were when he died?
Can I just check, is [^partner's name]’s mother alive?
And how about [^partner’s] father? / Can I just check, is [^partner's name]’s father alive?]
Nowadays, do you regularly or frequently do any of the things on this card for [^your parents/your mother/your father] [^or] [^partner’s name’s] [parents/mother/father]?
SHOW CARD B5
How many hours do you spend doing [^this/these things] for [^your parents/your mother/your father] [^or] [^partner’s name’s] [parents/mother/father] [parents/mother/father] in a typical week?
INTERVIEWER: RECORD IN HOURS If less frequently than weekly, record and calculate average per week
Do/does] [^your parents/your mother/your father][^or] [^partner’s name’s] [parents/mother/father] ? ever provide you with childcare?
How often [do/does] your [^parents/mother/father] [^or partner’s] [parents/mother/father]provide you with childcare?
[^Other than your [^child/children] [^h/H]ow often do you meet up with any members of your family who you do not live with? Please include [^your parents, / your mother, / your father,] [[^partner’s name’s][parents/mother/father] [,] any brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, or anyone else you consider to be family?
SHOW CARD B6
How often do you meet up with any of your friends?
SHOW CARD B6
If you needed to talk about your problems and private feelings how much would the people around you be willing to listen?
SHOW CARD B7
HOUSING
The next few questions are about the places you have lived, for one month or more, since [^you were last interviewed in ^date of last interview/ 1st January 2000].
[^INTERVIEWER: THE COHORT MEMBER WAS LAST INTERVIEWED AT [^address at last interview]. ARE THEY STILL LIVING AT THAT ADDRESS? CHECK WITH THE COHORT MEMBER IF NECESSARY/ Were you living at [^this address/ your current address] on 1st January 2000]?
[Don't Know and Refusal are not allowed]
What was the postcode of the address you were living at on 1st January 2000?
INTERVIEWER: RECORD POSTCODE. USE UPPER CASE LETTERS AND INCLUDE A SPACE AFTER THE 1ST PART OF THE POSTAL CODE FOR EXAMPLE: SW18 3YY, E3 9JP, TN8 5AB, S16 0XX, WC1H 3ZZ. IF COHORT MEMBER WAS TRAVELLING ABROAD CODE TRAVELLING HERE AND COUNT WHOLE PERIOD SPENT TRAVELLING AS 1 ADDRESS. IF NO FIXED ADDRESS IN 2000 PROBE WHETHER CURRENTLY LIVING IN FIXED ADDRESS
What was the name of the town or city, where you lived, or the nearest town or city?
INTERVIEWER:PROBE FOR FULL TOWN NAME AND COUNTY. E.G. RICHMOND (YORKS).
[^When did you move in to the address you were living at on 1st January 2000/ When did you start that period of travelling/ When did that period of having no fixed address start]? MONTH
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF COHORT MEMBER LIVED AT THE ADDRESS SINCE BIRTH ENTER YEAR AND MONTH OF BIRTH IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
[^When did you move in to the address you were living at on 1st January 2000/ When did you start that period of travelling/ When did that period of having no fixed address start]? YEAR
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF COHORT MEMBER LIVED AT THE ADDRESS SINCE BIRTH ENTER YEAR AND MONTH OF BIRTH IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
qc_HOMEI != 1 || qc_HOMEI != 4 || qc_HOMEI != DK || qc_HOMEI != REF
qc_HOMEI != 1 || qc_HOMEI != 4 || qc_HOMEI != DK || qc_HOMEI != REF
[^When did you move out of [^the address you were living at in ^date of last interview/the address you were living at on 1st January 2000/that address]/ When did you stop that period of travelling/ When did that period of having no fixed address end]? MONTH
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE SEASON Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
[^When did you move out of [^the address you were living at in ^date of last interview/the address you were living at on 1st January 2000/that address]/ When did you stop that period of travelling/ When did that period of having no fixed address end]? YEAR
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE SEASON Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
What was the main reason you moved out of that address?
SHOW CARD C1
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS OF OTHER REASON MOVED.
[^You said [you moved out of that address/ you stopped that period of travelling/ that period of having no fixed address ended] in] [^Month ^Year (move out dates recorded at HOMED] Where did you move to next? Did you move to your current address or did you move to a different address? Please exclude holidays, but include any periods of a month or more spent travelling or working abroad – even if you owned or rented out a property in the UK?
INTERVIEWER: INCLUDE: - TEMPORARY MARRIAGE/RELATIONSHIP BREAKDOWNS LASTING ONE MONTH OR MORE. IF NO, PROBE WHETHER CM WAS HOMELESS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE MONTH OF MORE.
What was the postcode of the next address you lived at for one month or more?
INTERVIEWER: RECORD POSTCODE. USE UPPER CASE LETTERS AND INCLUDE A SPACE AFTER THE 1ST PART OF THE POSTAL CODE FOR EXAMPLE: SW18 3YY, E3 9JP, TN8 5AB, S16 0XX, WC1H 3ZZ. IF COHORT MEMBER WAS TRAVELLING ABROAD CODE TRAVELLING HERE AND COUNT WHOLE PERIOD SPENT TRAVELLING AS 1 ADDRESS.
What was the name of the town or city, where you lived, or the nearest town or city?
INTERVIEWER:PROBE FOR FULL TOWN NAME AND COUNTY. E.G. RICHMOND (YORKS).
Can I check, [^when did you move in to your current address/ when did this period of having no fixed address start]? MONTH
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
Can I check, [^when did you move in to your current address/ when did this period of having no fixed address start]? YEAR
COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR (ON SAME SCREEN) IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
I would like to ask you some questions about where you currently live. INTERVIEWER: THEIR NORMAL ADDRESS.
Is the household's accommodation
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE. INTERVIEWER: N.B. MUST BE SPACE USED BY HOUSEHOLD.
Can I just check, is this (house/bungalow) ... READ OUT ...
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE. INTERVIEWER:IF HOUSE IS ONE OF THREE OR MORE HOUSES WHICH ARE DIRECTLY CONNECTED CODE AS A TERRACE.
How many rooms are there in your home, not counting kitchens, bathrooms, toilets, halls and garages?
INTERVIEWER: A room must have four walls or permanent partitions which go up to the ceiling. Include conservatories if they are used all year round.
Do you own or rent your home or have some other arrangement?
SHOW CARD C2
Is your accommodation held in ... READ OUT ...
Is this accommodation owned freehold or leasehold? Freehold is where you own the property and the land it is built on and have the right to live there for as long as you want. Leasehold is where you have purchased the right to occupy your property for a given length of time – ‘the lease period’. You will typically have to pay ‘management fees’ or ‘service fees’, ‘ground rent’ to the owner of the building. Leasehold properties are typically flats.
Who do you rent this property from?
How much was [^your / you and your ^husband’s/wife’s/partner’s] last rent payment, including any services or water charges but after any rebates?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT TO NEAREST £. CODE PERIOD COVERED BELOW IF 100% REBATE CODE 0
ENTER PERIOD COVERED
IF RESPONDENT UNABLE TO PROVIDE AMOUNT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PERIOD COVERED BY LAST RENT PAYMENT
Was any housing benefit deducted from the last rent payment?
So what would the last rent payment have been if Housing Benefit had not been deducted from it?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT TO NEAREST £.
How much was [^your / you and your ^husband’s/wife’s/partner’s] last total monthly instalment on all mortgages or loans for this property?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER TOTAL MORTGAGE PAYMENT FOR ALL MORTGAGES INCLUDING EXISTING AND NEW MORTGAGES. INCLUDE LIFE INSURANCE PAYMENTS IF PAID WITH MORTGAGE. IF ENDOWMENT MORTGAGE, INCLUDE BOTH PREMIUMS AND INTEREST. IF DON'T KNOW, PROBE FOR APPROXIMATE AMOUNT. WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £
Do you [^and your ^husband/wife/partner] currently own any [^other] property either outright or with a mortgage?
INTERVIEWER: This includes all property which is held in the cohort member’s name [^or their [^husband/wife’s/partner’s] name] including properties in other countries.
About how much would you [^and your husband/wife/partner] expect to get if you sold [^your home / all the property you own] today?
INTERVIEWER: IF RANGE GIVEN WRITE IN LOWEST FIGURE WRITE IN AMOUNT IN £
What is the amount still outstanding on all the mortgages/loans you [and your husband / wife/ partner] have on [^this home/all the property you own] - that is how much do you still have to pay off?
ENTER AMOUNT
[You told us earlier that you live in the same household as your [^mother/father/parents] [^and] [^partner’s name’s ^mother/father/parents] Could you tell me the main reason why this is the case?
INTERVIEWER: CODE ONE ONLY. PROBE FULLY
Which of these phrases best describes how you feel about your present accommodation?
SHOW CARD C3
EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME
The next few questions are about any jobs you have had and any other things that you have been doing since [^date of last interview/ 1st January 2000].
I would like to get a few details about what you are doing at the moment. At the time of the last survey the interviewer recorded that you were [[^ working for an employer/ self-employed] and working [^full-time/ part-time] as a [^Job title from last interview]/ [^Economic activity from last interview]]. Are you still [working [full-time/ part-time] [^for the same employer/ as a self-employed [Job title from last interview]]/ [^Economic activity from last interview]]?
[^INTERVIEWER: PLEASE CHECK THE PHRASE HIGHLIGHTED IN RED BEFORE READING OUT]
And have you been continuously [^working [^full-time/ part-time] [^for the same employer/ as a self-employed [^job title from last interview]] / [Economic activity from last interview]] since [^date of last interview]?
Which of the things on this card best describes what you were doing [^in [^Date of last interview]] / [^on [^1st January 2000]]?
SHOW CARD D1 INTERVIEWER: CODE ONLY ONE MAIN ACTIVITY. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRIES ON JOBS, ACTIVITY STATUS AND MAIN ACTIVITY. IF ON PAID MATERNITY/PATERNITY LEAVE CODE WHETHER USUALLY IN FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT. TEMPORARILY SICK/DISABLED (<6MTHS), PERMANENTLY SICK/DISABLED (6+MTHS)
What were you doing?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS
When did this period of [^Economic activity] start? Please tell me the month and the year. MONTH
[COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR ON SAME SCREEN] IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
When did this period of [^Economic activity] start? Please tell me the month and the year. YEAR
[COLLECT MONTH AND YEAR ON SAME SCREEN] IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE MID-SEASON MONTH Mid-season months: Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
What was your (main) job?
INTERVIEWER:ENTER JOB TITLE. THE MORE INFORMATION YOU GATHER THE BETTER. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION.
What did you mainly do in this job?
INTERVIEWER:CHECK SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING NEEDED TO DO THE JOB AND ENTER DETAILS. THE MORE INFORMATION YOU GATHER THE BETTER. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION.
Did you have any managerial duties, or did you supervise any other employees?
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE
Did you supervise more than 25 people?
Did you work on your own or did you have employees?
How many people did you employ at the place where you worked?
INTERVIEWER: PROMPT IF NECESSARY. IF COHORT MEMBER SAYS ‘DON’T KNOW’ ASK WHETHER MORE OR LESS THAN 25
And are you still [^working [full-time/ part-time] [^for that employer/ as a self-employed [job title from Jtitle]]] / [Economic activity from Activity]?
And have you been continuously [^working [^full-time/ part-time] [^for that employer/ as a self-employed [^job title from jtitle]] / [Economic activity from ACTIVITY]] since [^date of last interview/ 1st January 2000]?
qc_CLCURACTST != 1 || (qc_CLACTIVITY != DK || qc_CLACTIVITY != REF || qc_CLCURACT != DK || qc_CLCURACT != REF || qc_CLCURACTST != DK || qc_CLCURACTST != REF) && _activity <= 15
qc_CLCURACTST != 1 || (qc_CLACTIVITY != DK || qc_CLACTIVITY != REF || qc_CLCURACT != DK || qc_CLCURACT != REF || qc_CLCURACTST != DK || qc_CLCURACTST != REF) && _activity <= 15
Can you tell me the main reason you stopped that period of [full-time/part-time][employment/ self-employment]?
INTERVIEWER: This question refers to [^job title from current iteration of jtitle or FF data] INTERVIEWER: CODE ONE ONLY.
Why did that job end?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS OF OTHER REASON THAT PERIOD OF [Economic Activity] ENDED.
[^First can I check] When did that period of [^Economic Activity] [^with that employer] end? Please tell me the month and the year. MONTH
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE SEASON Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
[^First can I check] When did that period of [^Economic Activity] [^with that employer] end? Please tell me the month and the year. YEAR
[COLLECT IN CALENDAR] SHOW SCREEN AND ENTER MONTH ON CALENDAR BELOW USE ARROWS TO MOVE TO NEXT YEAR IF UNSURE OF EXACT MONTH, CODE SEASON Winter: Feb (2) Spring: May (5) Summer: August (8) Autumn: Nov (11)
You ended that period of [^Economic activity: full-time employment / part-time employment / full-time self employment / part-time self employment / unemployment / full-time education / government scheme for employment training / temporary sickness/disability / permanent sickness/disability / looking after the home/family / retirement / [verbatim from OTHACT1 or CLOTHACT1]] in [^Date finished previous economic activity/ job]. Which of the things on this card best describes what you were doing next?
INTERVIEWER: CODE ONLY ONE MAIN ACTIVITY. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRIES ON JOBS, ACTIVITY STATUS AND MAIN ACTIVITY. IF ON PAID MATERNITY/PATERNITY LEAVE CODE WHETHER USUALLY IN FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT. TEMPORARILY SICK/DISABLED (<6MTHS), PERMANENTLY SICK/DISABLED (6+MTHS)
What were you doing?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS
And was this a change [^of employer/ in the nature of your work] or just a change in working hours?
What was your (main) job?
INTERVIEWER:ENTER JOB TITLE. THE MORE INFORMATION YOU GATHER THE BETTER. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION.
What did you mainly do in this job?
INTERVIEWER:CHECK SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING NEEDED TO DO THE JOB AND ENTER DETAILS. THE MORE INFORMATION YOU GATHER THE BETTER. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION.
Did you have any managerial duties, or did you supervise any other employees?
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE
Did you supervise more than 25 people?
Did you work on your own or did you have employees?
How many people did you employ at the place where you worked?
INTERVIEWER: PROMPT IF NECESSARY. IF COHORT MEMBER SAYS ‘DON’T KNOW’ ASK WHETHER MORE OR LESS THAN 25
And are you still [^working [full-time/ part-time] [^for that employer/ as a self-employed [job title from ClJtitle]]] / [Economic activity from CLActivity]?
And have you been continuously [^working [^full-time/ part-time] [^for that employer/ as a self-employed [^job title from cljtitle]] / [Economic activity from CLACTIVITY]] since [^date from CLENDYR]?
INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS SAID THAT [economic activity 1, economic activity 2, economic activity n] ARE THEIR CURRENT ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES. PLEASE INDICATE WHICH IS THE CORRECT ANSWER.
Can I just check that your main job is : [^job title]
What is your current job title?
What do you mainly do in your job?
INTERVIEWER:CHECK SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING NEEDED TO DO THE (MAIN) JOB AND ENTER DETAILS. THE MORE INFORMATION YOU GATHER THE BETTER. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION.
What does the firm or organisation you work for mainly make or do (at the place where you work)?
INTERVIEWER:ENTER DETAILS FOR MAIN JOB. DESCRIBE FULLY - PROBE MANUFACTURING or PROCESSING or DISTRIBUTING ETC. AND MAIN GOODS PRODUCED, MATERIALS USED, WHOLESALE or RETAIL ETC. THE MORE INFORMATION YOU GATHER THE BETTER. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION
Note that CJSUP and SUPN are computed from JSUP and SUPNUM: IF economic activity incorrectly recorded at last interview OR cohort member has not been interviewed in last 3 sweeps or economic activity from last interview not known AND has not changed activity (CURACTST = 1) CJSUP and SUPN are computed from CLJSUP and CLSUPNUM: IF cohort member has changed activity since last interview (ECONLAST = 2 OR CJCONT = 2)
Do you have any managerial duties, or are you supervising any other employees?
INTERVIEWER: ASK OR CODE INTERVIEWER: ENTER CODE FOR MAIN JOB
(NOTE: SUPN to be computed from CLSUPNUM IF ACTIVITY HISTORY COMPLETED or from SUPNUM if CURACTST = 1)
Do you supervise more than 25 people?
Not including yourself, about how many people work for your employer at the place (building, branch or work site) where you usually work?
INTERVIEWER: PROMPT IF NECESSARY. IF COHORT MEMBER SAYS ‘DON’T KNOW’ ASK WHETHER MORE OR LESS THAN 25
Which type of organization do you work for in your main job?
SHOW CARD D4
We're interested in your gross and net pay. Do you have your last payslip to hand which you could consult?
ASK OR CODE
In your main job how much is your GROSS pay, that is before any deductions for tax, national insurance, pension, union dues and so on? Please include in your gross pay any overtime, bonuses, commissions, tips or tax refunds.
INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT. ROUND TO NEAREST £. CODE PERIOD COVERED BELOW
IF RESPONDENT UNABLE TO PROVIDE AMOUNT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PERIOD OVER WHICH BEST ESTIMATE OF GROSS PAY COULD BE PROVIDED.
What was your take-home pay the last time you were paid, that is after any deductions were made for tax, National Insurance, pension, union dues and so on?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT. ROUND TO NEAREST £. CODE PERIOD COVERED BELOW. PERIOD CAN BE DIFFERENT FROM THAT GIVEN FOR GROSS PAY
CODE PERIOD COVERED IF RESPONDENT UNABLE TO PROVIDE AMOUNT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PERIOD COVERED BY LAST PAYMENT
Is this your usual take-home pay?
Still thinking of your main job do you ever do any work which you would regard as paid or unpaid overtime?
In your main job how many hours per week do you usually work not including meals breaks?
INTERVIEWER:ACCEPT THE ANSWER GIVEN. SEE GLOSSARY ON 'WORKING HOURS'. INTERVIEWER: IF CANNOT GIVE USUAL AMOUNT ENTER DON'T KNOW. SEE HELP. (ALLOW DECIMAL PLACES)
In your main job how many hours per week do you usually work not including meal breaks and overtime?
INTERVIEWER: IF CANNOT GIVE USUAL AMOUNT ENTER DON'T KNOW. HELP SCREEN as at CHOURS1 (ALLOW DECIMAL PLACES)
How many hours paid overtime do you usually work per week?
IF CANNOT GIVE USUAL AMOUNT ENTER DON'T KNOW. (ALLOW DECIMAL PLACES)
How many hours unpaid overtime do you usually work per week?
INTERVIEWER: IF CANNOT GIVE USUAL AMOUNT ENTER DON'T KNOW. (ALLOW DECIMAL PLACES)
So, in your main job you usually work [^Total: CHOURS2 + CHOURS3 + CHOURS4] hours a week. Is that about right or not?
Is your current main job ...
INTERVIEWER:READ OUT CODE ONE ONLY. SEE HELP.
Note that CJSEEMPS and CJSENEMP are computed from JSEEMP and JSENEMP: IF economic activity incorrectly recorded at last interview OR cohort member has not been interviewed in last 3 sweeps or economic activity from last interview not known AND has not changed activity (CURACTST = 1) CJSEEMPS and CJSENEMP are computed from CLJSEEMP and CLJSENEMP: IF cohort member has changed activity since last interview (ECONLAST = 2 OR CJCONT = 2)
In your main job, do you work on your own or do you have employees?
How many people do you employ?
INTERVIEWER: PROMPT IF NECESSARY. IF COHORT MEMBER SAYS ‘DON’T KNOW’ ASK WHETHER MORE OR LESS THAN 25
You said you are self-employed. Does this mean that you run your own business or professional practice, or do you usually work for other people or organisations but on a self-employed basis?
What basis do you work on?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS OF SELF-EMPLOYMENT
I know that it is sometimes difficult for self-employed people to give an exact figure for their income, but could you please think about your take home income in the last 12 months. That is, the amount you personally took out of the business after all taxes and costs. About how much is this?
ENTER AMOUNT ROUND TO NEAREST £
How many hours do you usually work a week in your main job?
INTERVIEWER:IF NO USUAL GIVE AVERAGE. IF NECESSARY ENCOURAGE CM TO WORK THINGS THROUGH ON A DAILY BASIS AND GET AS ACCURATE A FIGURE AS POSSIBLE.
Do you have a fixed place of work?
How long in total does it usually take you to travel from home to work?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER HOURS AND MINUTES BELOW
You have told us about your main job. Do you have any other jobs?
Now please look at show card D4.In your job[^s], how often do you work at any time in the evening after 6pm and up to 10pm?
SHOW CARD D5 INTERVIEWER: INCLUDE ALL OCCASIONS WHEN ANY PART OF A PERSON’S WORKING HOURS ARE DONE AT THIS TIME – E.G. INCLUDE OCCASIONS WHEN WORKS FROM 11:00 AM TO 7:00 PM.
And how often do you work ... at any time at night, after 10pm and up to 4am?
SHOW CARD D5
And in your job[^s]how often do you work ... at any time in the early morning after 4am, but before 7am?
SHOW CARD D5
And in your job[^s]how often do you work ... at any time at weekends?
SHOW CARD D6
I would like you to think about your employment prospects over the next 12 months. How likely do you think it is that you will lose your [^main] job by being sacked, laid-off, or not having your contract renewed during the next 12 months?
SHOW CARD D7
If you were to lose your [^main] job during the next 12 months, how likely would it be that you could find a new job which is as good as your current one?
SHOW CARD D7
Thinking about your current period of unemployment, how did you come to be unemployed?
SHOW CARD D8 INTERVIEWER: See Glossary entry on Unemployment. CODE ONE ONLY.
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS OF OTHER REASON JOB ENDED
Are you currently looking for paid work? IF YES: Is that full-time work, part-time work or either of these?
About how many hours a week do you usually work in your second job?
INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN ONE ADDITIONAL JOB THE SECOND JOB SHOULD BE THE JOB IN WHICH MOST HOURS ARE WORKED
After tax and other deductions, how much are you usually paid in your second job?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT. ROUND TO NEAREST £. CODE PERIOD COVERED BELOW.
IF RESPONDENT UNABLE TO PROVIDE AMOUNT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PERIOD OVER WHICH USUALLY PAID IN SECOND JOB
[^You have already told me about your income from your main job ] [^and from your second job]. Do you receive any [^other] income from paid work at all - I mean from [^other regular jobs,] odd jobs, casual work and so on?
In the last calendar month, how many hours did you work in any [^other regular jobs,] odd jobs and casual work ?
NOTE: IF NO USUAL HOURS ASK FOR AVERAGE. WRITE IN HOURS:
After tax and any other deductions how much did you earn from this work in the last calendar month?
ENTER AMOUNT. ROUND TO NEAREST £:
Have your parents ever done any of the things on this card to help you to get any job you have ever had? Please include internships and placements, even if unpaid.
INTERVIEWER: IF COHORT MEMBER HAS NEVER WORKED CODE ‘NONE OF THESE’ CODE ALL THAT APPLY
In your judgement, how much has the help that you received from your parents to get a job contributed towards your current occupation or career?
READ OUT
Have any of your friends or other relatives ever done any of the things on this card to help you to get any job you have ever had? Please include internships and placements, even if unpaid.
SHOW CARD D10 INTERVIEWER: IF COHORT MEMBER HAS NEVER WORKED CODE ‘NONE OF THESE’ CODE ALL THAT APPLY
In your judgement, how much has the help that you received from your friends or other relatives to get a job contributed towards your current occupation or career?
READ OUT
Can you tell me which, if any, of the pensions on this card you have. This includes all pensions you are currently contributing to or pensions you have contributed to in the past?
SHOW CARD D11 INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY. PROBE FULLY. PROBE - 'Which others?'.
Now I would like to ask you a few questions about [your husband/your wife/your partner/]. Which of the things on this card shows what [^partner’s name/he/she] is currently doing?
SHOW CARD D12 INTERVIEWER: CODE ONE ONLY - MAIN ACTIVITY. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRIES ON JOBS, ACTIVITY STATUS AND MAIN ACTIVITY. IF ON PAID MATERNITY/PATERNITY LEAVE CODE WHETHER USUALLY EMPLOYED FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME.
What is [^he/she] currently doing?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS
Has [^he/she] had any job or worked as a self-employed person for a month or more in the last 3 months, apart from in vacation jobs?
INTERVIEWER: IF 'YES', PROBE FOR WHICH.
The next few questions are about [^partner’s name/your husband/your wife/your partner]. When you were last interviewed in [^date of last interview] our records show that [^he/she] was [^partner’s activity status]. Which of the things on this card shows what [^he/she] is currently doing?
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE CHECK THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE BEFORE READING OUT. SHOW CARD D12 INTERVIEWER:CODE ONE ONLY - MAIN ACTIVITY. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRIES ON JOBS, ACTIVITY STATUS AND MAIN ACTIVITY.
What is [^he/she] currently doing?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAILS.
Has [^he/she] had any job or worked as a self-employed person for a month or more in the last 3 months, apart from in vacation jobs?
INTERVIEWER: IF 'Yes', PROBE FOR WHICH.
At the time of the last survey in [^date of last interview], the interviewer recorded that [^partner’s name/your husband / your wife / your partner']s job at that time was [^Textfill]. Is this still true now, or is [^he/she] doing something else in [^his/her] main job?
What [^is/was] [^partner’s name’s/his/her] (main) job?
INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN ONE CURRENT JOB, ASK ABOUT THE ONE WITH THE LONGEST HOURS. ENTER JOB TITLE. THE MORE INFORMATION YOU GATHER THE BETTER. SEE GLOSSARY ENTRY ON OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION.
What [^does/did] [^partner’s name/he/she] mainly do in [^his/her] job?
INTERVIEWER: CHECK SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING NEEDED TO DO THE JOB AND ENTER DETAILS.
[^Does/Did] [^partner’s name/he/she] have any managerial duties, or [^does/did] [^he/she] supervise any other employees?
INTERVIEWER: ASK ONLY IF NOT CLEAR FROM ANSWERS TO PREVIOUS QUESTIONS, OTHERWISE RECORD.
[^Is/Was] [^he/she] working on [^his/her] own or [^does/did] [^he/she] work with employees?
How many people [^does/did] [^he/she] employ at the place where [^he/she][^works/worked ]?
What is [^partner’s name’s/his/her] usual total take home pay - that is after all deductions for tax, National Insurance, union dues, pension and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission and tips?
INTERVIEWER: THIS IS MOST LIKELY TO BE AN ESTIMATE IF PROVIDED BY THE CM, BUT PARTNER MAY ANSWER IF PRESENT. ENTER AMOUNT. ROUND TO NEAREST £. CODE PERIOD COVERED BELOW.
IF RESPONDENT UNABLE TO PROVIDE AMOUNT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PERIOD OVER WHICH PARTNER USUALLY PAID
What period did it cover?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER DETAIL OF OTHER NET PAY PERIOD
I know that it is sometimes difficult for self-employed people to give an exact figure for their income, but could you please think about [^partner’s name/his/her] take home income in the last 12 months. That is, the amount [^he/she] personally took out of the business after all taxes and costs. About how much is this?
ENTER AMOUNT ROUND TO NEAREST £
INTERVIEWER: CODE WAS SPOUSE/PARTNER PRESENT FOR THESE QUESTIONS (PECONAC1 - SEYB)?
INTERVIEWER: CODE WHO ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SPOUSE/PARTNER (PLEFTED - PNETOPRD)?
Which, if any, of these types of payments are you [^or partner’s nameyour husband/wife/partner] currently receiving?
You said that you [or [^partner’s name/your husband/wife/partner] receive some other type of state benefit? What kind of benefit is this?
INTERVIEWER: USE HELP SCREEN TO ALLOCATE BENEFIT TO APPROPRIATE CODE IF MORE THAN ONE OTHER BENEFIT RECEIVED CODE ALL THAT APPLY.
You said that you [or ^partner’s name/your husband/wife/partner] receive some other type of state benefit. What kind of benefit is this?
Can I just check, are you [^or ^partner’s name/your husband/wife/partner] currently receiving any of these types of payments?
SHOW CARD D14 CODE ALL THAT APPLY
SPECIFY OTHER DISABILITY RELATED BENEFIT
Can I just check, are you [^or ^partner’s name/your husband/wife/partner] currently receiving any of these types of payments?
SHOW CARD D15 CODE ALL THAT APPLY
Do you [^or partner’s name/or your husband/wife/partner] receive Child Benefit?
Can I just check, are you [^or ^partner’s name/your husband/wife/partner] currently receiving any of these types of payments?
SHOW CARD D16 CODE ALL THAT APPLY
Can I just check, are you [^or ^partner’s name/your husband/wife/partner] currently receiving any of these types of payments?
SHOW CARD D17 CODE ALL THAT APPLY
Can I just check, are you [^or ^partner’s name/your husband/wife/partner] currently receiving housing benefit or council tax benefit?
CODE ALL THAT APPLY
_benefit < 30 &&
_benefit < 30 &&
How much was the last payment of [^name of payment type] you [^or partner’s name] received?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HOW MUCH THEY RECEIVE FROM [^NAME OF BENEFIT] BECAUSE THEY RECEIVE IT WITH OTHER BENEFITS YOU CAN ENTER THE COMBINED AMOUNT HERE. IF AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM [^NAME OF BENEFIT] HAS ALREADY BEEN INCLUDED UNDER A DIFFERENT PAYMENT ALREADY RECORDED ENTER 0 HERE, [DISPLAY INFORMATION FROM STANDARD RATES DOCUMENT] ENTER AMOUNT. ROUND TO NEAREST £. CODE PERIOD COVERED BELOW.
IF RESPONDENT UNABLE TO PROVIDE AMOUNT ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PERIOD COVERED BY LAST PAYMENT
Do you [^or partner’s name/or your husband/or your wife/or your partner] currently receive a regular payment from any of the sources on this card? If so, please tell me which ones.
SHOW CARD D18 INTERVIEWER: MAKE SURE THE COHORT MEMBER READS OUT THE NAME OF THE PAYMENT AND ALSO THE CODE NUMBER BESIDE IT ON THE SHOW CARD. ENTER CODE. IF COHORT MEMBER AND SPOUSE/PARTNER RECEIVE THE SAME PAYMENT SEPARATELY, ENTER ONCE ONLY. PROBE - 'What else?'.
About how much in total did you [^or your partner’s name/or your husband/or your wife/or your partner] receive from [^this source/these source ] in the last month?
This card shows incomes in weekly, monthly and annual amounts. Which of the groups on this card represents your [^and your husband/wife/partner’s] total take-home income from all these sources and earnings, after tax and other deductions? Please include council tax benefit and housing benefit payments even if they are paid directly to your landlord. Just tell me the letter beside the row that applies to your joint incomes.
SHOW CARD D19
This card shows incomes in weekly, monthly and annual amounts. Which of the groups on this card represents your total take-home income from all these sources and earnings, after tax and other deductions? Please include council tax benefit and housing benefit payments even if they are paid directly to your landlord. Just tell me the letter beside the row that applies to your income.
SHOW CARD D20
Have you ever inherited or received as a gift from another person, money, property or other goods to the value of £1000 or more? Please include inheritances or gifts that you received solely or jointly with a partner.
Thinking about the largest inheritance or gift that you have received. In which year did you| receive it? ENTER YEAR
What was the approximate value of the inheritance or gift at the time you received it?
Savings and Investments are an important part of some household's finances.Which of these, if any, do you [^or partner’s name/or your husband/or your wife/or yourpartner] have?
SHOW CARD D21 INTERVIEWER: PROBE - What others? DO NOT INCLUDE SAVINGS/INVESTMENTS RELATED TO PENSIONS. CODE ALL THAT APPLY.
How much do you [^and partner’s name/and your husband/and your wife/and your partner] have in savings and investments in total?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER FIGURE TO THE NEAREST POUND INTERVIEWER: CODE ‘0’ IF NEGATIVE AND TREAT NEGATIVE AMOUNTS AS ‘0’ WHEN TOTALLING AMOUNTS HELD IN DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS, INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS. E.G. IF RESPONDENT HAS A £1000 OVERDRAFT
I would now like to ask you about any financial commitments you [^or partner’s name/or your husband/or your wife/or your partner] may have apart from mortgages. For which, if any, of the items listed on this card do you [^or partner’s name/or your husband/or your wife/or your partner] currently owe any money? Please do not include credit card and other bills being fully paid off in the current month.
SHOW CARD D22
About how much do you [^or partner’s name/or your husband/or your wife/or your partner] owe on [^this commitment/these commitments]?
ENTER AMOUNT TO NEAREST POUND
How do you and [^partner’s name/your husband/your wife/your partner] organise the money that comes into your household? Would you say that you ... READ OUT
How well would you say you personally are managing financially these days?
SHOW CARD D23
INTERVIEWER: CODE WHETHER RESPONDENT CONSULTED DOCUMENTS WHEN ANSWERING THE INCOME QUESTIONS.
INTERVIEWER: How accurate do you think the answers given by the respondent were?
INTERVIEWER: CODE WHO ELSE WAS PRESENT DURING THE QUESTIONS ABOUT INCOME? INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY.
INTERVIEWER: CODE ALL THAT APPLY.
VOCABULARY TASK
We would now like you to complete a task which is designed to see whether you know the meaning of certain words. Please read these instructions which tell you how to complete the task.
INTERVIEWER: GIVE VOCABULARY TASK INSTRUCTIONS. SAY TO THE RESPONDENT: Please tell me when you have finished reading the instructions.
INTERVIEWER: CHECK THAT THE RESPONDENT HAS READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT THEY MUST DO. MAKE SURE THAT THE RESPONDENT HAS A PEN (WITH BLUE OR BLACK INK). MAKE SURE RESPONDENT HAS GLASSES IF NEEDED. IF POSSIBLE TRY TO ENSURE THAT THE RESPONDENT HAS A SURFACE TO LEAN ON AND THAT THE ROOM IS QUIET AND FREE FROM DISTRACTIONS. SAY TO THE RESPONDENT: You have four minutes to complete this task. Please tell me when you are ready and I will pass you the question and answer sheet and start the timer.
INTERVIEWER: PASS THE QUESTION AND ANSWER SHEET TO THE RESPONDENT AND AS YOU DO SO TOUCH ‘Start task’.
WHEN THE TIMER REACHES 0:00 MINUTES STOP THE RESPONDENT AND COLLECT THEIR ANSWER FORM.
[TIMING SCREEN – THIS SHOULD COUNT FROM 4 MINS DOWN TO 0 MINUTES (DISPLAYING MINUTES AND SECONDS). IT SHOULD ALSO INCLUDE THE TEXT BELOW FOR THE INTERVIEWER.]
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE CONFIRM THAT THE RESPONDENT DID THE VOCABULARY TASK
INTERVIEWER: Was there anyone other than you and the respondent in the room while the vocabulary task was being administered?
CODE ALL THAT APPLY
Were there any factors that may have impaired the respondent's performance in the vocabulary task?
INTERVIEWER: What factors may have impaired the respondent's performance?
CODE ALL THAT APPLY.
LIFELONG LEARNING
Now some questions about education and learning. Can I just check, how old were you when you left full-time continuous education?
INTERVIEWER: IF LEFT AND LATER RETURNED TO BECOME A FULL-TIME STUDENT, ASK HOW OLD WHEN FIRST LEFT. IF SANDWICH COURSE TREAT AS FULL-TIME EDUCATION. GLOSSARY ENTRY ON 'Further Education'.
Can I just check, did you start any other full-time education within three years of finishing your full-time continuous education?
Can I just check, how old were you when you finished this next period of full-time education?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER AGE.
The next few questions are about any education or training you may have done since [^date of last interview/ 1st January 2000]. Since [^date of last interview/ 1st January 2000], have you obtained any recognised academic, vocational, clerical, business or commercial qualifications? This includes any qualifications gained overseas.
Since [^date of last interview/ 1st January 2000], what types of qualifications have you obtained?
SHOW CARD E1 INTERVIEWER: ENTER ALL QUALIFICATIONS GAINED. PROBE - 'What else?'. NOTE: NVQs OVERLAP WITH SOME OTHER QUALIFICATIONS, FOR EXAMPLE A CITY AND GUILDS QUALIFICATION CAN ALSO BE RECOGNISED AS AN NVQ.
Since [^date of last interview/ 1st January 2000], how many, if any, GCSEs at Grades A to C have you obtained?
INTERVIEWER: IF 'None' ENTER '0'.
qc_NUMGCSE1 > 0 && _numgcse1 <= 15
qc_NUMGCSE1 > 0 && _numgcse1 <= 15