1961 School Nurse's Interview with Mother Dataset

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nshd_61_iwm

Case Quantity

5,362

Variables

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1961 School Nurse's Interview with Mother Dataset

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nshd_61_iwm

Data

SPSS

	Name	Label
	SERNO
	AD61	Adults (ie 15 yrs and over) in family 1961 - actual no. coded
	ADB61	Adults not in family (household 1961) actual no coded
	AML61	Lack of home amenities (has a bathroom, has running hot water, has own [not shared] kitchen) 1961
	BATS61	Bathroom available for use - 1961
	BYBY61	Sleeping arrangements
	CH61	5-15 yr olds in family 1961
	CHB61	5-15 yr olds in household not siblings 1961
	COH61	Composite housing 1961
	COMPA7	Form completion A7 (Nurses Final)
	CROW61	Crowding 1961
	DWEL61	Type of dwelling 1961
	FAT61	Total in family (siblings & adults) 1961
	FOCC61	Occupation (fathers'). Coded using OPCS Classification of Occupation 1970. Also see OG61
	FSA61	Mothers advising children on taking job requiring full-time or part-time Study After leaving school
	FSH	Further full-time study at university or technical college - whether husband agrees (1961)
	FSTAT61	Fathers' status variables also see OG61
	GP61	Grandparents in household, 1961
	HC61	Husband's health complaints
	HCD61	Husband's chronic disability
	HH61	Husband's health 1961
	HOU61	Total in household 1961
	HSH4661	Hospital stay - husband (46-61)
	HSW4661	Hospital stay - wife 1946-61
	HWAT61	Hot water (source) 1961
	HWKA7	Has husband ever been unable to get work or had to give up work for 3 mths or more because of illness
	IND61	Husband's industry 1961
	INF61	Children less than 5 yrs old in family 1961
	INFB61	Infants less than 5 yrs old not members of family 1961
	JADP	Parent's discussion about child's job on leaving school
	JFM	Parents' views on job
	JFSM	Necessary to study full or part time after leaving school for job - mother asked
	JGM	Job child is taking when leaving school - mother asked
	JGPM	(see JSEM) Relative importance of things in choosing a job - mother's opinion
	JIWM	Relative importance of things in choosing a job - mother's opionion numbered 1-6
	JOBM	Relative importance of things in choosing a job - mother's opionion numbered 1-6 Being one's own boss
	JPC	Children's opportunities compared with parents - mother asked
	JPRM	Relative importance of things in choosing a job - mother's opinion - numbered 1-6 - Good prospects
	JPWM	Relative importance of things in choosing a job mother's opinion numbered 1-6 - Pride in one's work
	JREM	Unscrambled from Y29.50 types of jobs mother would advise child against taking.
	JSEM	Relative importance of things in choosing a job - mother's opinion - numbered 1-6 - Security
	KITS61	Shared kitchen 1961
	MAS61	Male sibs in manual work 1961
	MCT6061	Parents meeting with teacher during last year i.e.1960-61
	MLAR	Mothers' late reports on adjustment
	MLAR2	Mothers' late reports on adjustment
	MPI61	Maudsley Personality Inventory (neuroticism scale only) completed by mother
	NMS61	Male siblings in non-manual work 1961
	NOS	No. of secondary schools attended up to 15 yrs
	OCL61	Occupancy per room - long code to one decimal point (e.g. 5 = 0.5 rooms per person)
	OG61	Husband's Occupational Group
	OPDB5761	Out-patient treatment for behaviour trouble
	OTH61	Total others in household 1961. Actual no. coded
	OWN61	Ownership of house 1961
	PAW61	Father away regularly for work reasons 24hrs or more at a time
	PIA7	Person interviewed
	PREP61	Where child does preparation
	PROT61	Parents discussed child's progress with teacher 1961
	ROOM61	Total number of rooms used by household 1961
	SAT61	Mother satisfied that school is suited to child's abilities
	SEAR61	Siblings - male and female - earning 1961
	SLA	Age at which mother wishes child to leave school - asked 1961
	SLHV61	Age at which father wishes child to leave school in relation to mother's wishes
	SLOW61	Whether in own room 1961
	TLE4661	Time lost from employment by husband because of illness
	TV61	Telephone and other amenities* 1961 *Telephone, car, television. Van used for business not counted as car
	VPS61	Views on further study.* *This question refers to mothers against full time or part time study after child leaves school. They are asked 'would they still advise against if further study cost nothing'.
	WC61	Wife's health complaints 1961
	WCD61	Wife's chronic disability 1961
	WH61	Wife's health (own opinion)
	WK61	Whether mother working March 1961