NHES:2007 Screener
CNT2000. Hello, this is (interviewer) and I'm calling for the United States Department of Education about a (CNT2200) national research study. Are you a member of this household and at least 18 years old?
HHMEM18 yes 1 (go to CNT2100)
no 2 (go to CNT2400)
probable business 3 (go to CNT2100
ANSWERING MACHINE 4 (BOX AFTER RST9040)
RETRY AUTODIALER 5
NONWORKING, DISCONNECTED, CHANGES 6 (CODE RESULT)*
go to result 4 (CODE RESULT)*
CNT2400. May I please speak with a household member who is at least 18 years old?
[If needed: Household members include people who think of this household as their primary place of residence. It includes persons who usually stay in the household but are temporarily away on business, vacation, in a hospital, or living at school in a dorm, fraternity or sorority.]
available 1 (go to CNT2000)
not
available 2 (go
to result,
callback
appt.)
there are none 3 (go to CNT2410)
go to result 4 (CODE RESULT)*
CNT2410. May I please speak with the male or female head of this household?
person on phone 1 (go to CNT2100)
other person, available 2 (go to CNT2450)
other
person, not available 3 (go
to result,
callback
appt.)
go to result 4 (CODE RESULT)*
CNT2450. Hello, this is (interviewer) and I'm calling for the United States Department of Education about a national research study. Are you a head of this household?
yes 1 (go to CNT2100)
no 2 (go to CNT2410)
go to result 3 (CODE RESULT)
CNT2100. Is this phone number for...
(CNT2300)
Home use, 1 (GO TO HHE2010)
Home and business use, or 2 (GO TO HHE2010)
Business use only? 3 (go to rst7100)
go to result 4 (CODE RESULT)*
HHE2010. The U.S. Department of Education is conducting a voluntary and confidential study about the educational experiences of both children and adults. Are any of the people who normally live in your household age 20 or younger?
hhundr21 yes 1
no 2
go to result 3
* For a result code of “answering machine, go to the box after RST9040 at the end of the Screener.
If household has children/youth age 20 or younger (HHE2010 = 1), enumerate all HH members.
Else if HH does not have children/youth age 20 or younger (HHE2010 NE 1) but is designated for adult enumeration (HHADLT = 1, 2), enumerate all HH members.
Else if HH does not have children/youth age 20 or younger (HHE2010 NE 1) and is not designated for adult enumeration (HHADLT = -1) go to APQ1200.
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ENM1100. I have a few questions to see if someone in your household qualifies for the study. They take about (3/5) minutes. Please tell me only the first names and ages of all the people who normally live in your household. Let's start with you.
What is |
Is (name) male or female?
|
How old is (name)? |
Screener respondent |
fname |
sex1-sex(n) |
age1-age(n) |
screspx |
If the age of any household member is missing (don’t know, refused), go to ENM2210 and ask for person(s) missing age. Else go to ENM3000. |
ENM2210. [Is (person)] age 21 or older?
AGE21(n) yes (age 21 or older) 1 (go to ENM3000)
no (age 20 or younger) 2 (go to ENM2215)
refused -7 (go to ENM3000)
don’t know -8 (go to ENM3000)
ENM2215. Would you say (person) is…
[read categories ]
AGE20(n)
Age 2 or younger, 1
Age 3 to 7, 2
Age 8 to 15, or 3
Age 16 to 20? 4
refused -7
don’t know -8
ENM3000. I have listed (number) people in your household. Have we missed anyone who usually lives here who is temporarily away from home or living in a dorm at school, or any babies or small children?
missed someone, return to matrix 1
no one was missed 2
go to result 3
If any person in the HH is age 3 - 20, ask the series SMP1120 to SMP1540 for each person age 3-20 or (AGE20 = 2, 3, 4). Else if no one in the HH is age 3 - 20, go to the box before AEN1150.
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SMP1120. [Are you/is (child)] attending (or enrolled in) (school/nursery school, kindergarten, or school)?
senrol(n) yes 1
no 2
refused -7
don’t know -8
If
AGE=4-18
(or AGE20 = 2, 3, 4), ask SMP1140. |
SMP1140. [read first time: Some parents decide to educate their children at home rather than send them to school.] [Is (child)/Are you] being schooled at home?
shomsc(n)
yes 1 (go to SMP1150)
no 2 (go to box after SMP1150)
refuseD -7 (go to box after SMP1150)
don’t know -8 (go to box after SMP1150)
SMP1150. So [(he/she)/you are] is being schooled at home instead of at school for at least some classes or subjects?
yes 1 (go to sMP1160)
shomecon no 2 (go to box)
refused -7 (go to box)
don’t know -8 (go to box)
If SMP1120=1 (child/person is
enrolled in school), |
SMP1160. [Is (child)/Are you] getting all of [(his/her)/your] instruction at home, or is [(he/she)/are you] getting some at school and some at home?
all at home 1 (go to sMP1210)
shomeall some at school & some at home 2 (go to sMP1170)
refused -7 (go to SMP1210)
don’t know -8 (go to sMP1210)
SMP1170. How many hours each week [does (child)/do you] usually go to a school for instruction? Please do not include time spent in extracurricular activities.
shomschr hours (go to box)
refused -7 (go to box)
don’t know -8 (go to box)
If SMP1170 >= 9 hours,
then set SHOMFLG(n) = 1 |
SMP1200. What
grade or year of school [are you/is (child)]
attending?
[probe
for 94 or 96: Is that
before or after kindergarten?]
sgrade(n) nursery/preschool/prekindergarten/head
start 93 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
transitional kindergarten (before k) 94 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
kindergarten 95 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
prefirst grade (after k) 96 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
first grade 1 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
second grade 2 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
third grade 3 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
fourth grade 4 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
fifth grade 5 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
sixth grade 6 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
seventh grade 7 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
eighth grade 8 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
ninth grade/freshman in high school 9 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
tenth grade/sophomore in high school 10 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
eleventh grade/junior in high school 11 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
twelfth grade/senior in high school 12 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
above twelfth grade 13 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
ungraded elementary/secondary 14 (go to SMP1210)
special education 15 (go to SMP1210)
refused -7 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
don’t know -8 (go to 1st box after SMP1210)
[if 94: In this interview, we will be referring to that as "kindergarten."
if 96: In this interview, we will be referring to that as "prefirst grade."]
SMP1210. What grade would [you/(child)] be in if (you/he/she) were attending a school with regular grades/What grade or year is (child) attending?)
[probe for 94 or 96: Is that before or after kindergarten?]
sgrdeq(n) nursery/preschool/prekindergarten/head
start 93
transitional kindergarten (before K) 94
kindergarten 95
prefirst grade (after K) 96
first grade 1
second grade 2
third grade ….3
fourth grade 4
fifth grade… 5
sixth grade 6
seventh grade 7
eighth grade 8
ninth grade/freshman in high school 9
tenth grade/sophomore in high school 10
eleventh grade/junior in high school 11
twelfth grade/senior in high school 12
above twelfth grade 13
ungraded/no equivalent 14
refused -7
don’t know -8
[if 94: In this interview, we will be referring to that as "kindergarten."
if 96: In this interview, we will be referring to that as "prefirst grade."]
If field group*= 0, repeat SMP1120-SMP1210 for each child ages 3-20. After last child, go to end of loop (box after SMP1540). Else, if field group =1 and the case is sent for in-person collection, and [SMP1120 = 1 (enrolled) and SMP1150 NE 1 (not homeschooled)] and SMP1200 (GRADE) = 94, 95, 96, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, RF, DK or (grade=14 or 15 and SGRDEQ NE 13) ask SMP1280 (public or private school). Else go to box after SMP1280. |
SMP1280. Does (he/she) go to a public or private school?
FPUBLIC(n) PUBLIC 1
PRIVATE 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
*Field group = 1 indicates a bias study case. In addition to other child related questions, households with eligible children in which field group = 1 will receive questions SMP1280 through SMP1540. Field group = 0 indicates that the case is not a bias study case.
If age =3 through 7 years & SMP1120 = 2 (not enrolled in school), and SMP1150 NE 1 (not homeschooled), ask SMP1320 (center based care). If (not enrolled or homeschooled) or (SGRADE or SGRADEQ = 13) and age =>16, go to end of loop (box after SMP1540). Else go to SMP1340 (parents in HH). |
SMP1320. Is (child) now attending a daycare center, preschool, prekindergarten, or Head Start program?
FCPNNOW(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON'T KNOW -8
SMP1340 -
SMP1380 [Does (child)/Do you] have … yes no rf dk
SMP1340.
FMOM(n) a. At least one mother, stepmother, or female
guardian living in the household? 1 2 -7 -8
SMP1350.
FDAD(n) b. At least one father, stepfather, or male
guardian in the household? 1 2 -7 -8
SMP1360.
FSIB(n) c. At least one brother or sister living in the
household? 1 2 -7 -8
SMP1370.
FOTHREL(n) d. Any other relatives living in the household? 1 2 -7 -8
SMP1380.
FNONREL(n) e. Anyone else not related to [you/(name)] living in the
household? 1 2 -7 -8
SMP1400. [Are you/Is (child)] of Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino origin?
FCHISPAN(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
SMP1420. What is [(child)’s/your] race? You may name more than one. [Are you/Is (he/she)]…
[if ”hispanic” probe “Is that White Hispanic, Black Hispanic, both, or something else?”]
[code all that apply].
Fcwhite(n) White, 1
Fcblack(n) Black or African American, 2
Fcamind(n) American Indian or Alaska Native, 3
Fcasian(n) Asian, or 4
Fcpaci(n) Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander? 5
Fcracoth(n) other race? 91
Fcracos(n) specify
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
If [SMP1120 = 1(enrolled) and SMP1150 NE 1 (not homeschooled) and grade or grade equivalent = 93, 94, 95, 96, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, or 15], or SMP1320 = 1 (daycare), ask SMP1460. Else, go to next box. |
SMP1460 -
SMP1500 - Since the beginning of the school year, has an adult in your household done any of the following related to [(child)’s/your] school:
[how about…] yes no
SMP1460.
fmeet(n) a. Attended a general (school/preschool) meeting,
for example, an open house, or .
back-to-school night? 1 2
SMP1480.
FPTO(n) b. Attended a meeting of a parent-teacher
organization? 1 2
SMP1490.
fPARTCH(n) c. Gone to a regularly scheduled parent-teacher
conference with [(child)'s/your] teacher? 1 2
SMP1500.
fEVENT(n) d. Attended a (preschool/school) or class event,
such as a play, dance, sports event, or science
fair because of [(child)/you]? 1 2
If age = 3 through 7 years ask SMP1540. Else, go to next box. |
SMP1540. How many times have you or someone in your family read to (CHILD) in the past week? Would you say...
FREAD(n) Not at all, 1
Once or twice, 2
3 or more times, or 3
Every day? 4
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
Repeat SMP1120 through SMP1540 for each child/youth age 3–20. After last child, go to next box. |
Child Sampling Point:
Children age 3 to 6 (or AGE20 = 2) and not yet in kindergarten (unenrolled or enrolled in preschool) are eligible for SR sampling.
Children/youth age 3 to 20 (or AGE20 = 2, 3, 4) enrolled in grade/equivalent K–12 (including transitional kindergarten and prefirst), ungraded elementary/secondary, or special education (or homeschooled for these grades) are eligible for PFI sampling.
Children/youth age 7 and older who are not enrolled in grades K-12 (including transitional kindergarten and pre-first), ungraded elementary/secondary, or special education are ineligible for SR and PFI sampling.
Select child(ren) for SR and PFI interviews.
If
any children are selected and this is the first child, ask
MKR1300. If two children are sampled, for 2nd
child, ask if the most knowledgeable parent for 1st
child is also most knowledgeable for 2nd
child (MKR1140). |
MKR1140. We would also like to ask some (additional) questions about (child) (care and) education.
(Are you/Is [name of first child’s MKR]) the parent or guardian in this household who knows the most about [Second child’s (name)’s] education?
YES 1 (go to mkr1500)
NO 2 (go to mkr1300
MKR1300. We would like to ask some (additional) questions about (child)'s (care and) education. (Are you/Who is) the parent or guardian in this household who knows the most about (child)'s (care and) education?
[display household members age 16 and older. record person number of respondent for parent interview.]
person number
MKR1500. What is [your/(person)’s] relationship to (child)? [verify if known]
mother (birth/adoptive/step/foster) 1
father (birth/adoptive/step/foster) 2
RESreln(n) brother, including step, adopted, and foster 3
sister, including step, adopted, and foster 4
grandmother 5
grandfather 6
aunt 7
uncle 8
cousin 9
other relative 10
specify
nonrelative 11
specify
same sex parent 12
girlfriend or partner of (child)’s parent/
guardian 13
boyfriend or partner of (child)’s parent/
guardian 14
refused -7
don’t know -8
After a respondent for each SR and/or PFI interview is selected, go to next box. |
If adults are not to be sampled (HHADLT = -1 or (HHADLT = 2 and children were selected)), go to APQ1200. Else if HHADLT = 1 and children were enumerated but none were selected, go to AEN1150. Else if HHADLT =1 and no children were enumerated or children were selected, go to AEN1160. Else, if HHADLT = 2 and children were enumerated but none were selected, go to AEN1150. Else if HHADLT = 2 and no children were selected, then If children were enumerated and none were selected, go to AEN1150. Else if HHADLT =2 and no children were enumerated, go to AEN1160.
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AEN1150. In your household, the computer has not selected any interviews about children’s educational experiences, but we are also interested in learning about the educational activities of adults.
Go to box after AEN1160. |
AEN1160. We are [also] interested in learning about the educational activities of adults.
If person is <16 years old or enrolled in grade 12 or below, ungraded elementary/secondary, or special education, he or she is ineligible for an AEWR interview. Else go to next box. |
For each eligible adult: If field group* = 1 and case is sent for in-person data collection go to ASP1640. Else go to Box after ASP1660. |
ASP1640. What is the highest grade or year of school that [you/(person)] completed?
FGRADE(n) UP TO 8TH GRADE 1 (GO TO asp1660)
9TH TO 11TH GRADE 2 (GO TO asp1660)
12TH GRADE BUT NO DIPLOMA 3 (GO TO asp1660)
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA/EQUIVALENT 4 (GO TO box after asp1660)
VOC/TECH PROGRAM AFTER HIGH SCHOOL BUT
NO VOC/TECH DIPLOMA, DEGREE, OR CERTIF. 5 (GO TO asp1660)
VOC/TECH DIPLOMA, DEGREE, OR CERTIF. AFTER
HIGH SCHOOL 6 (GO TO asp1660)
SOME COLLEGE BUT NO DEGREE 7 (GO TO asp1660)
ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE (AA, AS) 8 (GO TO asp1660)
BACHELOR'S DEGREE (BA, BS) 9 (GO TO box after asp1660)
ATTENDED BUT DID NOT COMPLETE GRADUATE
OR PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL 10 (GO TO box after asp1660)
MASTER'S DEGREE (MA, MS) 11 (GO TO box after asp1660)
DOCTORATE DEGREE (PHD, EDD) 12 (GO TO box after asp1660)
PROFESSIONAL DEGREE BEYOND BACHELOR'S
DEGREE (MEDICINE/MD; DENTISTRY/DDS;
LAW/JD/LLB; ETC.) 13 (GO TO box after asp1660)
REFUSED -7 (GO TO asp1660)
DON’T KNOW -8 (GO TO asp1660)
*In addition to other adult Screener questions, households with eligible adults in which field group = 1 will receive questions ASP1640 through SCR1820.
ASP1660. (Do you/(person) have/Did you/(person) later receive) a high school diploma or its equivalent, such as a GED?
FDIPL(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
If field group = 1 and case is sent for in-person collection, go to ASP1710.
If
field group = 0, person is age
16 (or AGE21 = 1 or AGE20 = 4), is enrolled in school (SMP1120 =
1), and grade is above 12th
grade (SMP1200 or SMP1210 =13), autocode ASP1710 = 1
(participant) and go to ASP1820. Else, ask ASP1710 for each person age 16. |
ASP1710. During the past 12 months, [did you/did (person) take classes, courses, programs, workshops, or training of any kind for any reason?
yes 1
no 2
refused -7
don’t know -8
If field group = 0, go to ASP1820. |
ASP1740. During the past 12 months, [were you/was (person)] enrolled in a program to earn a college or university degree, such as an associate's, bachelor's, or graduate degree(, or to earn a post-baccalaureate certificate, post-master’s certificate, or post-doctoral certificate)?
FDEGREE(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
ASP1760. During the past 12 months, (were you/was (person)) enrolled in a program to earn a vocational or technical diploma, degree, or certificate [not counting vocational or technical high school]?
[IF RESPONDENT REPORTS THAT NOT ENROLLED IN A PROGRAM TO EARN A DIPLOMA, DEGREE, OR CERTIFICATE BUT THAT JUST TAKING A COURSE OR COURSES, CODE “2”.
FVOCDIP(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
ASP1780. During the past 12 months, [were you/was (person)] in a formal apprenticeship program leading to journeyman status in a skilled trade or craft?
FAPPRENT(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
ASP1800. [This question is about any training, workshops, seminars, courses, or classes (you/(person)) took for work-related reasons in the past 12 months. This includes training or classes that had an instructor and were related to a job or career, whether or not (you/(person)) had a job when (you/(he/she)) took them.] (Not counting the (college) (or) (vocational/technical) (or) (apprenticeship) program(s) we talked about earlier,) (Did/did) (you/(person)) take any work-related training, workshops, seminars, or courses in the past 12 months?
FWRACTY(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
ASP1820. Did (you/person) work at a job for pay or income at any time in the past 12 months, including self-employment?
SWORK12(n) yes 1
no 2
refused -7
don’t know -8
If field group = 0, go to box at end of loop (after ASP1900). If field group = 1 and case is sent for in-person data collection and ASP1820 =1 (worked in past 12 months), go to ASP1860 (worked in past week). Else go to ASP1880 (Hispanic origin). |
ASP1860. During the past week, did (you/(person)) work at a job for pay or income, including self-employment?
FWORK(n) YES 1
NO 2
RETIRED 3
DISABLED/UNABLE TO WORK 4
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
ASP1880. (Are you/Is he/she) of Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino origin?
FHISPANI(n) YES 1
NO 2
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
ASP1900. Which of the following races (do you/does (person)) consider (yourself/himself/herself) to be? You may name more than one.
[if” hispanic” probe: Is that White Hispanic, Black Hispanic, both, or something else?]
[code all that apply]
(Are you/is he/is she)…
FAWHITE(n) White, 1
FABLACK(n) Black or African American, 2
FAAMIND(n) American Indian or Alaska Native, 3
FAASIAN(n) Asian, or 4
FAPACI(n) Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander? 5
FARACOTH(n) other race 91
FARACOS(n) specify_____________________________
REFUSED -7
DON’T KNOW -8
Go to the box before ASP1640 and repeat ASP1640 – ASP1900 for each adult. After last adult, go to next box. |
Adult Sampling Point:
Select adult for AEWR
interview. If adult is selected and age < 65 or (AGE21 = 1,
-7, -8), go to INR1200; if age is => 65, go to APQ1200. |
INR1200. Not counting the Reserves or National Guard, (are you/is person) currently serving on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces?
xactvdut yes 1 (ineligible. go to apq1200)
no 2 (go to box)
refused -7 (go to box)
don’t know -8 (go to box)
Ask INR1230 if sampled adult is not the Screener respondent and is age 16–25 or AGE20=4. Else, go to APQ1200. |
INR1230. Is (person) living at home, in student housing, or somewhere else?
livenow at home…………………………………………….. 1 (go to APQ1200)
student housing [this includes all housing owned, sponsored, or leased by the school such as a dormitory or fraternity or sorority house.] 2 (go to INR1240)
other private home or apartment 3 (ineligible. go to APQ1200)
institution or group quarters [this includes a jail or detention center, medical facility, rehabilitation center, mental health facility, military barracks, or group foster care.] 4 (ineligible. go to APQ1200)
refused -7 (go to APQ1200)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ1200)
INR1240. Would you please give me (his/her) last name and telephone number so that we can call (him/her) to do a brief interview about (his/her) educational activities?
lname last name
enumarea phone
enumlocl
APQ1200. Because we are conducting this study by phone, and people with more telephone numbers have more chances of being in the study, I have some questions about the telephone numbers in your household.
(Besides the number I called,) (Do/do) you have (other/any) telephone numbers in your household, not including cell phones?
hothnum yes 1 (go to apq1300)
nO 2 (go to apq1700)
refused -7 (go to apq1700)
don’t know -8 (go to apq1700)
APQ1300. Including computer and fax phone numbers, how many of [your/these additional] phone numbers are for home use?
[if needed: Do not include cell phones.]
hnumuse number (go to box)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
If APQ1300= 0 go to APQ2070. If APQ1300 =1, ask APQ1400. Else ask APQ1500. |
APQ1400. Is this(additional) phone number used for a computer or fax machine?
hhomcom1 yes 1 (go to APQ1600)
no……………… 2 (go to APQ2070)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
APQ1500. Of these (number) (additional) home use phone numbers, how many are used for a computer or fax machine?
hhomcomp number (go to box)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
If APQ1500=0 go to APQ2070. If APQ1500 =1, go to APQ1600. Else go to APQ1800. |
APQ1600. Some households have telephone numbers that are used both for talking and for computer or fax. Is this number ever answered for talking?
hanscomp yes 1 (go to apq1900)
no 2 (go to APQ2070)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
APQ1700. Do you have any (additional) phone numbers for computers or fax machines?
hothcell yes 1 (go to apq1800)
no 2 (go to APQ2070)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
APQ1800. Some households have telephone numbers that are used both for talking and for computer or fax. How many of these (number) computer or fax numbers are ever answered for talking?
hanscom2 number (go to box)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
If APQ1800 = 0, go to APQ2070. If APQ1800 = 1, go to APQ1900. Else go to APQ2000. |
APQ1900. Is this computer or fax number answered for…
hbuscom1 Personal calls 1 (go to APQ2070)
Business calls 2 (go to APQ2070)
Both 3 (go to APQ2070)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
APQ2000. Of these (number) phone numbers that are answered, how many are answered for non-business related calls?
hbuscom2 number (go to APQ2070)
refused -7 (go to APQ2070)
don’t know -8 (go to APQ2070)
APQ2070. Do you...
Own your home, 1
Rent your home, or 2
Have some other arrangement? 3
refused -7
don’t know -8
If field group = 1 and case is being administered through telephone collection by the TRC (case has NOT been sent to the field) go to HHD1140. Else go to HHD1300. |
HHD1140- (I’d like to confirm your address./May I please have your address?)
HHD1280.
HHD1140. street address [enter changes or press enter if no changes]
hstradrs
HHD1180. apartment number [enter changes or press enter if no changes]
haptnum
HHD1200. city [enter changes or press enter if no changes]
hcity
HHD1240. state [enter changes or press enter if no changes]
hstate
HHD1280. zip code [enter changes or press enter if no changes]
hzipcd refused -7
don’t know -8
HHD1300. In studies like this, households are sometimes grouped according to income. What was the total income of all persons in your household over the past year, including salaries or other earnings, interest, retirement, and so on for all household members?
Was it...
FHINCMRN $25,000 or less, or 1 (go to HHD1340)
More than $25,000? 2 (GO TO HHD1320)
REFUSED -7 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
DON’T KNOW -8 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
HHD1320. Was it ...
FHINCM50 $50,000 or less, or 1 (go to HHD1360)
More than $50,000? 2 (go to HHD1380)
REFUSED -7 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
DON’T KNOW -8 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
HHD1340. Was it ...
FHINCOME $5,000 or less 1 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$5,001 to $10,000 2 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$10,001 to $15,000 3 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$15,001 to $20,000, or 4 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$20,001 to $25,000? 5 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
REFUSED -7 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
DON’T KNOW -8 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
HHD1360. $25,001 to $30,000 1 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$30,001 to $35,000 2 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$35,001 to $40,000 3 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$40,001 to $45,000, or 4 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$45,001 to $50,000 5 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
REFUSED -7 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
DON’T KNOW -8 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
HHD1380. $50,001 to $60,000, 1 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$60,001 to $75,000, 2 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
$75,001 to $100,000, or 3 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
Over $100,000? 4 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
REFUSED -7 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
DON’T KNOW -8 (GO TO BOX HHD1400)
HHD1400. If any household members are sampled for extended interviews, go to RST9027. Else, go to RST9040. |
RST7100. Thank you, but we are only interviewing in private residences. Good-bye. (END)
RST9027. Thank you for answering our questions about your household. (Now I would like to talk with you further about (your educational experiences/(child’s name) care and education)/Let me check to see who in your household I need to speak with next.) GO TO HHREVIEW
RST9040. Those are all the questions I have about your household. Thank you for your time. (END)
The answering machine message is displayed for the first answering machine result in the household. If the case has never been coded as a refusal, go to RST3020. If the case has been coded as a refusal, go to RST3030. |
RST3020.
[PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE INTO THE ANSWERING MACHINE.]
Hello, this is {NAME} calling for the U.S. Department of Education from Westat, a social science research firm. We are conducting a study about the educational experiences of adults and children. We'll call back another time. To ask questions or make an appointment, please call our toll-free number, 1-888-696-5670. Thank you.
RST3030.
[PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE INTO THE ANSWERING MACHINE.]
Hello, this is {NAME} calling for the U.S. Department of Education from Westat, a social science research firm. We are conducting a nationwide study about the educational experiences of adults and children. Your phone number was randomly selected as part of this study. The information you provide will help us to represent households like yours and will be kept confidential. We'll call back another time. To ask questions or make an appointment, please call our toll-free number, 1-888-696-5670. Thank you.
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| File Type | application/msword |
| File Title | NHES:2007 SCREENER |
| Author | Sue Smith |
| Last Modified By | chris.chapman |
| File Modified | 2006-09-14 |
| File Created | 2006-09-14 |