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Attachment 2 detailed 2011 NSCH interview

National Survey of Children's Health

OMB: 0920-0406

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Attachment 2: 2011 NSCH detailed interview

The following public burden estimate statement will be available as a CATI screen:

According to the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless such collection displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this information collection is 0920-0406. The time required to complete this information collection is estimated to average 27 minutes per response, including the time to review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data needed, and complete and review the information collection. If you have any comments about the accuracy of the time estimate(s) or suggestions for improving this form please write to: CDC Reports Clearance Officer, 1600 Clifton Road, MS-D74, Atlanta, GA 30333; call 404-639-4794; or send an email to [email protected].

Data collection conducted under contract to the CDC by XXX.

Form approved

OMB No. 0920-0406

Exp. Date 04/30/11


All information which would permit identification of any individual, a practice, or an establishment will be held confidential, will be used for statistical purposes only by NCHS staff, contractors, and agents only when required and with necessary controls, and will not be disclosed or released to other persons without the consent of the individual or the establishment in accordance with section 308(d) of the Public Health Service Act (42 USC 242m) and the Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act (PL-107-347).


2011 National Survey of Children’s Health

Instrument (detailed interview)


Informed consent


SCQ02 CATI INSTRUCTION (SCQ02): If NSCH_INCENT=<null>, then use $10, ELSE use NSCH_INCENT


IF S_NUMB=0 or SUC=3 or no ELIG_1-9 =1, SKIP TO SCQ05. IF SAMPLE_USE_CODE=4 AND NOT NIS OR TEEN ELIGIBLE, SKIP TO SCQ05.


ELSE IF NIS INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED BUT [S.C.] WAS NOT NIS-ELIGIBLE, SKIP TO SCQ03. IF SAMPLE_USE_CODE=4 AND NIS OR TEEN DONE, BUT [S.C.] WAS NOT NIS OR TEEN-ELIGIBLE, SKIP TO SCQO3.


IF S_UNDR18 = 01, SAY: “Next, I have some other questions about the health and health care of [S.C.]. As before, you may choose not to answer any questions you don’t wish to answer, or end the interview at any time. [IF (NSCH_INCENT_GRP=1 AND (NEITHER INTRO_1A NOR INTRO_1B HAS BEEN DISPLAYED)) DISPLAY: In appreciation for your time, we will send you [$10/$NSCH_INCENT].] This part of the survey will take about 27 minutes. I’d like to continue now unless you have any questions.”


IF S_UNDR18 > 01, SAY: “I appreciate your answers about the immunizations of [NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILDREN, IF SAMPLE_USE_CODE=4 AND TEEN INTERVIEW COMPLETE FILL WITH TEEN SC, ELSE FILL WITH NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILDREN]. The next questions are about the health and health care of [S.C.]. As before, you may choose not to answer any questions you don’t wish to answer, or end the interview at any time. [IF (NSCH_INCENT_GRP=1 AND (NEITHER INTRO_1A NOR INTRO_1B HAS BEEN DISPLAYED)) DISPLAY: In appreciation for your time, we will send you [$10/$NSCH_INCENT].] This part of the survey will take about 27 minutes. I’d like to continue now unless you have any questions.”


(1) CONTINUE [SKIP TO K1Q01]



SCQ03 I appreciate your answers about the immunizations of [IF SAMPLE_USE_CODE = 2 then fill with NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILDREN, IF SAMPLE_USE_CODE=4 AND NIS DONE BUT NO TEEN THEN FILL WITH NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILDREN, IF SAMPLE_USE_CODE=4 AND TEEN INTERVIEW DONE THEN FILL WITH ST]. The next questions are about the health and health care of [S.C.]. We need to talk to a parent or guardian who lives in this household who knows about the health and health care of [S.C.]. Who would that be?


(1) MYSELF [SKIP TO SCQ04]

(0) SOMEONE ELSE [SKIP TO SCQ06]


SCQ04 If NSCH_INCENT=<null>, then use $10, ELSE use NSCH_INCENT


As before, you may choose not to answer any questions you don’t wish to answer, or end the interview at any time. [IF (NSCH_INCENT_GRP=1 AND (NEITHER INTRO_1A NOR INTRO_1B HAS BEEN DISPLAYED)) DISPLAY: In appreciation for your time, we will send you [$10/$NSCH_INCENT].] This part of the survey will take about 27 minutes. I’d like to continue now unless you have any questions.


(1) CONTINUE [SKIP TO K1Q01]


SCQ05 Most of this survey will be about the health and health care of [S.C.]. We need to talk to a parent or guardian who lives in this household who knows about the health and health care of [S.C.]. Who would that be?


(1) MYSELF [SKIP TO S3_NSCH_LTR]

(0) SOMEONE ELSE [SKIP TO SCQ06]


SCQ06 May I speak with that person now?


(1) YES [SKIP TO NEW_RESP]

(0) NO [SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT: POR is SCQ05]


NEW_RESP Hello, my name is ________________. I'm calling on behalf of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. We are doing a nationwide survey about the health of children and teenagers, and I was told that you were the person to talk with about the health and health care of [S.C.].

(1) CONTINUE


S3_NSCH_LTR CATI INSTRUCTION (S3_LTR): IF NO ADVANCE LETTER SENT, THEN SKIP TO SL_INTRO.


A letter describing this survey may have been sent to your home recently. Do you remember seeing the letter?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

SL_INTRO If NSCH_INCENT=<null>, then use $10, ELSE use NSCH_INCENT


Before we continue, I’d like you to know that taking part in this research is voluntary. You may choose not to answer any questions you don’t wish to answer, or end the interview at any time. We are required by Federal law to develop and follow strict procedures to protect your information and use your answers only for statistical research. I can describe these laws if you wish. [IF (NSCH_INCENT_GRP=1 AND (NEITHER INTRO_1A NOR INTRO_1B HAS BEEN DISPLAYED)) DISPLAY: In appreciation for your time, we will send you [$10/$NSCH_INCENT].] The survey will take about 27 minutes. In order to review my work, my supervisor may record and listen as I ask the questions. I’d like to continue now unless you have any questions.


READ IF NECESSARY: The Public Health Service Act is Volume 42 of the US Code, Section 242k. The collection of information in this survey is authorized by Section 306 of this Act. The confidentiality of your responses is assured by Section 308d of this Act and by the Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act. Would you like me to read the Confidential Information Protection provisions to you?


IF RESPONDENT WOULD LIKE TO HEAR PROVISIONS, READ: The information you provide will be used for statistical purposes only. In accordance with the Confidential Information Protection provisions of Title V, Subtitle A, Public Law 107-347 and other applicable Federal laws, your responses will be kept confidential and will not be disclosed in identifiable form to anyone other than employees or agents. By law, every employee of the National Center for Health Statistics, the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, and its agent, the National Opinion Research Center who works on this survey has taken an oath and is subject to a jail term of up to 5 years, a fine of up to $250,000, or both, if he or she willingly discloses ANY identifiable information about you or your household members.


(1) CONTINUE, RECORDING ACCEPTABLE [SKIP TO K1Q01]

(0) CONTINUE, DO NOT RECORD [SKIP TO K1Q01]





Section 1: Initial Demographics

[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_1]


K1Q01_INTRO [SKIP TO K1Q01 IF NAME OF S.C. ALREADY GATHERED NAME_1-NAME_9 OR NIS INTERVIEW]


I can continue to refer to your child as (your N month/year old) for the rest of the interview, or if you prefer, you could give me a first name or initials.

(1) CONTINUE TO USE AGE REFERENCE > GO TO K1Q01

(0) USE NAME > GO TO SELECTION1_NAME_A

SELECTION1_NAME_A ENTER NAME/INITIALS: ____________ > GO TO K1Q01

[FILL [S.C.] WITH THIS NAME FROM THIS POINT ON IN THE INTERVIEW]

(7) REFUSED > GO TO K1Q01 AND CONTINUE TO USE AGE REFERENCE


K1Q01 Is [S.C.] male or female?


(1) MALE

(2) FEMALE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


IF K1Q01 = 1, THEN ALL SUBSEQUENT GENDER FILLS = “HIS”.

ELSE IF K1Q01 = 2, THEN ALL SUBSEQUENT GENDER FILLS = “HER”.

ELSE, ALL SUBSEQUENT GENDER FILLS = “HIS OR HER”.

FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE S3.4 IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS WAS COMPLETED). IF SUC=4 AND ST=SC, THEN FILL FROM TIS_S4


K1Q02 What is your relationship to [S.C.]?

IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD, FILL DATA FROM NIS VARIABLE C5 AND SKIP TO K1Q03.


(1) MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE)

(2) FATHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE)

(3) SISTER (STEP/FOSTER/HALF/ADOPTIVE)

(4) BROTHER (STEP/FOSTER/HALF/ADOPTIVE)

(5) IN-LAW OF ANY TYPE

(6) AUNT

(7) UNCLE

(8) GRANDPARENT

(9) OTHER FAMILY MEMBER

(10) OTHER NON-RELATIVE

(11) FEMALE GUARDIAN

(12) MALE GUARDIAN

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED



K1Q03 What is the primary language spoken in your home?

[READ AS NECESSARY]


(1) ENGLISH

(2) SPANISH

(3) ARABIC

(4) CHINESE

(5) FRENCH

(6) ITALIAN

(7) JAPANESE

(8) KOREAN

(9) POLISH

(10) RUSSIAN

(11) TAGALOG

(12) VIETNAMESE

(13) ANY OTHER LANGUAGE

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED

Section 2: Health and Functional Status


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_21]


Subdomain 1: General health status


K2Q01 In general, how would you describe [S.C.]’s health? Would you say [his/her] health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K2Q01_D CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q01_D): IF AGE_NSCH < 12 MONTHS, SKIP TO K2Q02.


How would you describe the condition of [S.C.]’s teeth: excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) HAS NO NATURAL TEETH

(96) DON'T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


K2Q02 How tall is [S.C.] now?


IF RESPONDENT SAYS ‘DON’T KNOW’, PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE.


K2Q02_FEET ___ FEET [RANGE: 0-8, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


ENTER 0 IF RESPONDENT ANSWERES IN INCHES OR CENTIMETERS


K2Q02_INCHES ___ ___ INCHES

[RANGE: If K2Q02_FEET <> <null> then range 1-12, else, range = 1-84]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED

ENTER 0 IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS IN CENTIMENTERS


Only ask if K2Q02_FEET AND K2Q02_INCHES = <null>

K2Q02_CENTIMETERS ___ ___ ___CENTIMETERS

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K2Q02): IF RESPONDENT SAYS “DON’T KNOW”, PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE.


K2Q03 How much does [S.C.] weigh now? ___ ___ ___

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


ENTER WEIGHT


IF RESPONDENT SAYS ‘DON’T KNOW’, PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE.


K2Q03_UNIT

___ POUNDS [RANGE CHECK: 001-500, 96, 97]

___ KILOGRAMS [RANGE CHECK: 001-230, 996, 997]


HELP SCREEN (K2Q03): IF RESPONDENT SAYS “DON’T KNOW”, PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE.


K2Q04 What was [S.C.]’s birth weight?


IF RESPONDENT SAYS ‘DON’T KNOW’, PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE.


K2Q04_POUNDS ___ ___ POUNDS [RANGE CHECK: 01-15, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


K2Q04_OUNCES ___ ___ OUNCES [RANGE CHECK: 00-15, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


Only ask if K2Q02_POUNDS AND K2Q02_OUNCES = <null>

K2Q04_GRAMS ___ ___ ___ ____ GRAMS [RANGE CHECK: 500-5485, 9996, 9997]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION: FOR POUNDS AND OUNCES, ENTER 0 IF R ANSWERS IN GRAMS



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_22]




Subdomain 2: Presence of a special health care need



K2Q10_INTRO The next questions are about any kind of health problems, concerns, or conditions that may affect [S.C.]’s behavior, learning, growth, or physical development.

K2Q10 Does [S.C.] currently need or use medicine prescribed by a doctor, other than vitamins?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q11]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q13]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q13]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q13]


HELP SCREEN (K2Q10): This only applies to medications prescribed by a doctor. Over-the-counter medications such as cold or headache medication, or other vitamins, minerals, or supplements purchased without a prescription are not included.


K2Q11 Is [his/her] need for prescription medicine because of ANY medical, behavioral, or other health condition?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q12]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q12A]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q12A]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q12A]


K2Q12 Is this a condition that has lasted or is expected to last 12 months or longer?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q13]
(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q13]
(6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q13]
(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q13]


K2Q12A. Has [S.C.]'s need for prescription medication lasted or is it expected to last 12 months or longer?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q13]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q13]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q13]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q13]


K2Q13 Does [S.C.] need or use more medical care, mental health, or educational services than is usual for most children of the same age?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q14]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q16]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q16]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q16]


HELP SCREEN (K2Q13): The child requires more medical care, the use of more mental health services, or the use of more educational services than most children the same age.


K2Q14 Is [his/her] need for medical care, mental health or educational services because of ANY medical, behavioral, or other health condition?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q15]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q15A]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q15A]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q15A]

K2Q15 Is this a condition that has lasted or is expected to last 12 months or longer?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q16]
(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q16]
(6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q16]
(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q16]


K2Q15A. Has [S.C.]'s need for medical care, mental health, or educational services lasted or is it expected to last 12 months or longer?

 

(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q16]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q16]

(7) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q16]

(9) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q16]


K2Q16 Is [S.C.] limited or prevented in any way in [his/her] ability to do the things most children of the same age can do?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q17]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q19]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q19]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q19]


HELP SCREEN (K2Q16): A child is limited or prevented when there are things the child can’t do as much or can’t do at all that most children the same age can.


K2Q17 Is [his/her] limitation in abilities because of ANY medical, behavioral, or other health condition?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q18]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q18A]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q18A]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q18A]


K2Q18 Is this a condition that has lasted or is expected to last 12 months or longer?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q19]
(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q19]
(6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q19]
(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q19]


K2Q18A Has (S.C)'s limitation in abilities lasted or is it expected to last 12 months or longer?

 

(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q19]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q19]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q19]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q19]


K2Q19 Does [S.C.] need or get special therapy, such as physical, occupational, or speech therapy?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q20]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q22]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q22]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q22]


HELP SCREEN (K2Q19): Special therapy includes physical, occupational, or speech therapy. Do not include psychological therapy.

K2Q20 Is [his/her] need for special therapy because of ANY medical, behavioral, or other health condition?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q21]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q21A]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q21A]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q21A]


K2Q21 Is this a condition that has lasted or is expected to last 12 months or longer?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q22]
(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q22]
(6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q22]
(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q22]


K2Q21A Has [S.C.]'s need for special therapy lasted or is it expected to last 12 months or longer?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q22]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q22]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q22]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q22]


K2Q22 Does [S.C.] have any kind of emotional, developmental, or behavioral problem for which [he/she] needs treatment or counseling?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q23]

(0) NO [SKIP TO CATI INSTRUCTION BELOW]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO CATI INSTRUCTION BELOW]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO CATI INSTRUCTION BELOW]


HELP SCREEN (K2Q22): These are remedies, therapy, or guidance a child may receive for his/her emotional, developmental, or behavioral problem.


K2Q23 Has [his/her] emotional, developmental or behavioral problem lasted or is it expected to last 12 months or longer?

(1) YES [SKIP TO CATI INSTRUCTION BELOW]

(0) NO [SKIP TO CATI INSTRUCTION BELOW]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO CATI INSTRUCTION BELOW]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO CATI INSTRUCTION BELOW]


CATI INSTRUCTION (SECTION 2, SUBDOMAIN 2): CREATE CATI SYSTEM FLAG (CSHCN) INDICATING WHETHER THE CHILD HAS A SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEED. THIS FLAG SHOULD BE POSITIVE (CSHCN = 1) IF K2Q12 = 1, K2Q15 = 1, K2Q18 = 1, K2Q21 = 1, OR K2Q23 = 1.

[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_23]


Subdomain 3: Common acute and chronic conditions


K2Q30A CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q30A): IF S.C. < 36 MONTHS, SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO.

Has a doctor, health care provider, teacher, or school official ever told you [S.C.] had a learning disability?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q30B]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]


K2Q30B Does [S.C.] currently have a learning disability?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q30C]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]


K2Q30C Would you describe (his/her) learning disability as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K2Q30D Because of (his/her) learning disability, does [S.C.] need or receive any special arrangements, adaptations, or accommodations in school (or day care)?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q31_INTRO]


HELP SCREEN (K2Q30D): Include modifications of class schedule, curriculum, and gym classes; professional tutors, resource rooms, special lunches, and special transportation; special equipment and adaptations that make the classroom accessible for the child’s use.


K2Q31_INTRO Now I am going to read you a list of conditions. For each condition, please tell me if a doctor or other health care provider ever told you that [S.C.] had the condition, even if (he/she) does not have the condition now.


HELP SCREEN (K2Q31-K2Q44): IF THE RESPONDENT HAS NEVER HEARD OF THE MEDICAL CONDITION OR DOES NOT KNOW WHAT THE CONDITION IS, THEN A DOCTOR OR OTHER HEALTH CARE PROVIDER PROBABLY HAS NOT TOLD THE RESPONDENT THAT THE S.C. HAS THE CONDITION. IF A DOCTOR OR OTHER HEALTH CARE PROVIDER HAS NOT TOLD THE RESPONDENT THAT THE S.C. HAS THE CONDITION, BUT THE RESPONDENT INSISTS THAT THE S.C. HAS THE CONDITION, WE STILL NEED TO CODE THE ANSWER AS “NO.”


CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q31A-K2Q46A): If AGE_NSCH < 24 MONTHS SKIP TO K2Q40A


SCREENS FOR THESE QUESTIONS SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE:


(READ IF NECESSARY: Has a doctor or other health care provider ever told you that [S.C.] had…)


ANSWER CHOICES ARE:

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED


K2Q31A Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, that is, ADD or ADHD?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q31A): A child with Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder has problems paying attention or sitting still. It may cause the child to be easily distracted.


K2Q32A Depression?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q32A): Depression is an illness that involves the body, mood, and thoughts. It is marked by persistent sadness or an anxious or empty mood. It affects how a person feels, and the way a person eats, sleeps, and functions.


K2Q33A Anxiety problems?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q33A): Anxiety is a feeling of constant worrying. Children with severe anxiety problems may be diagnosed as having anxiety disorders. Anxiety disorders include panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and phobias.


K2Q34A Behavioral or conduct problems, such as oppositional defiant disorder or conduct disorder?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q34A): Oppositional defiant disorder is an ongoing pattern of defiant and hostile behavior that interferes with a child’s life and daily activities.


K2Q35A Autism, Asperger's Disorder, pervasive developmental disorder, or other autism spectrum disorder?

HELP SCREEN (K2Q35A): Children with autism have delays in language, communication, and social skills. Children with Asperger’s disorder have impaired social skills but do not have speech or language delays. They often have an intense interest in a single subject or topic. Children with pervasive developmental disorder have severe and persistent delays in language, communication, and social skills.


K2Q36A Any developmental delay that affects (his/her) ability to learn?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q36A): A child with a developmental delay does not achieve certain skills as quickly other children of the same age. A developmental delay is a major delay in motor, language, social, or thinking skills.


NEWQ2A Intellectual disability or mental retardation?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q37A): Children with intellectual disabilities or mental retardation learn and develop more slowly than a typical child.

NEWQ3A Cerebral Palsy?

HELP SCREEN (K2Q48A): Cerebral Palsy is caused by damage that occurs to the brain prior to or shortly after birth that can affect body movement and muscle coordination.

K2Q37A Stuttering, stammering, or other speech problems?


K2Q40A Asthma?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q40A): Asthma is a disease that causes swelling in the tubes that carry air to the lungs. Sometimes asthma blocks or restricts the airways making it difficult to breathe.


K2Q41A Diabetes?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q41A): Diabetes is a disease in which the body does not properly make or use insulin.


K2Q38A Tourette Syndrome?

HELP SCREEN (K2Q38A): Tourette Syndrome is a disorder that causes frequent sudden movements or sounds.


K2Q42A Epilepsy or seizure disorder?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q42A): Epilepsy is a brain disease that involves recurrent seizures.


K2Q43A Hearing problems?


K2Q44A Vision problems that cannot be corrected with glasses or contact lenses?


K2Q45A Bone, joint, or muscle problems?


K2Q46A A brain injury or concussion?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q46A): A concussion is an injury of the brain that causes a brief disruption in brain function. BRAIN TUMORS SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED BRAIN INJURIES.


K2Q31B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q31B): IF K2Q31A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q32B.


Does [S.C.] currently have ADD or ADHD?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q32B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q32B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q32B]


K2Q31C Would you describe (his/her) ADD or ADHD as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q31D Is [S.C.] currently taking medication for ADD or ADHD?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q32B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q32B): IF K2Q32A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q33B.


Does [S.C.] currently have depression?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q33B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q33B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q33B]


K2Q32C Would you describe (his/her) depression as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q33B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q33B): IF K2Q33A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q34B.


Does [S.C.] currently have anxiety problems?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q34B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q34B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q34B]


K2Q33C Would you describe (his/her) anxiety problems as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q34B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q34B): IF K2Q34A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q35B.


Does [S.C.] currently have behavioral or conduct problems?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q35B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q35B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q35B]


K2Q34C Would you describe (his/her) behavioral or conduct problems as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q35B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q35B): IF K2Q35A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q36B.


Does [S.C.] currently have Autism or ASD?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q36B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q36B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q36B]


K2Q35C Would you describe (his/her) Autism or ASD as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q36B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q36B): IF K2Q36A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q37B.


Does [S.C.] currently have developmental delay problems?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q37B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q37B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q37B]


K2Q36C Would you describe (his/her) developmental delay problems as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF

proposed

NEWQ2B CATI INSTRUCTION (NEWQ2B): IF NEWQ2A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO NEWQ3B.

Does [S.C.] currently have intellectual disability or mental retardation?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO NEWQ3B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO NEWQ3B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO NEWQ3B]

proposed

NEWQ2C Would you describe (his/her) intellectual disability or mental retardation as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF

proposed

NEWQ3B CATI INSTRUCTION (NEWQ3B): IF NEWQ3A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q37B.

Does [S.C.] currently have Cerebral Palsy?

(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q37B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q37B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q37B]

proposed

NEWQ3C Would you describe (his/her) usual ability to walk as:

(1) INDEPENDENT

(2) WALKS WITH A CANE, CRUTCHES, OR A WALKER

(3) LIMITED OR NO WALKING

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q37B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q37B): IF K2Q37A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q38B.


Does [S.C.] currently have speech problems?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q38B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q38B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q38B]


K2Q37C Would you describe (his/her) speech problems as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q40B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q40B): IF K2Q40A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q41B.


Does [S.C.] currently have asthma?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q41B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q41B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q41B]


K2Q40C Would you describe (his/her) asthma as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q41B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q41B): IF K2Q41A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q42B.


Does [S.C.] currently have diabetes?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q42B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q42B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q42B]



K2Q41C Would you describe (his/her) diabetes as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q38B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q38B): IF K2Q38A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q40B.

Does [S.C.] currently have Tourette Syndrome?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q40B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q40B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q40B]


K2Q38C Would you describe (his/her) Tourette Syndrome as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q42B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q42B): IF K2Q42A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q43B.


Does [S.C.] currently have epilepsy or seizure disorder?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q43B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q43B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q43B]


K2Q42C Would you describe (his/her) epilepsy or seizure disorder as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q43B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q43B): IF K2Q43A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q44B.


Does [S.C.] currently have hearing problems?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q44B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q44B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q44B]


K2Q43C Would you describe (his/her) hearing problems as mild, moderate, or severe?

(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q44B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q44B): IF K2Q44A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q45B.


Does [S.C.] currently have vision problems?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q45B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q45B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q45B]


K2Q44C Would you describe (his/her) vision problems as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q45B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q45B): IF K2Q45A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q46B.


Does [S.C.] currently have bone, joint, or muscle problems?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q46B]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q46B]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q46B]


K2Q45C Would you describe (his/her) bone, joint, or muscle problems as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q45D Are (S.C)’s current problems related to (his/her) bones, (his/her) joints, or (his/her) muscles?

[MARK ALL THAT APPLY]


(1) BONES

(2) JOINTS

(3) MUSCLES

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q46B CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q46B): IF K2Q46A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO.

Does [S.C.] currently have a brain injury?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO]

(7) REF [SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO]


K2Q46C Would you describe (his/her) brain injury as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2QTEST1 CATI INSTRUCTION (K2QTEST1): IF SAMPLE CHILD DOES NOT HAVE SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS AND K2Q31B = 1 AND K2Q31D = 2;


OR IF SAMPLE CHILD DOES NOT HAVE SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS AND ANY (K2Q32B, K2Q33B, K2Q34B, K2Q35B, K2Q36B, NEWQ2B, NEWQ3B, K2Q37B, K2Q38B, K2Q40B, K2Q41B, K2Q42B, K2Q43B, K2Q44B, K2Q45B, K2Q46B) = 1,

THEN ASK K2QTEST1.


ELSE, SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO.


During the past 12 months, how many times did [S.C.] see a doctor or other health care provider because of (his/her) [FILL CONDITION NAMES]?


___ ___ ___ TIMES [IF ≥ 1, SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO]

(000) ZERO [SKIP TO K2QTEST2]

(996) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO]

(997) REFUSED [SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO]


FOR CONDITION NAMES FILL,

IF K2Q31B = 1 AND K2Q31D = 2, FILL “ADD or ADHD, ”

IF K2Q32B = 1, FILL “depression, ”

IF K2Q33B = 1, FILL “anxiety problems, ”

IF K2Q34B = 1, FILL “behavioral or conduct problems, ”

IF K2Q35B = 1, FILL “autism or ASD, ”

IF K2Q36B = 1, FILL “developmental delay, ”

IF NEWQ2B = 1, FILL “intellectual disability or mental retardation, ”

IF NEWQ3B = 1, FILL “Cerebral Palsy, ”

IF K2Q37B = 1, FILL “speech problems, ”

IF K2Q38B = 1, FILL “Tourette Syndrome, ”

IF K2Q40B = 1, FILL “asthma, ”

IF K2Q41B = 1, FILL “diabetes, ”

IF K2Q42B = 1, FILL “epilepsy or seizure disorder, ”

IF K2Q43B = 1, FILL “hearing problems, ”

IF K2Q44B = 1, FILL “vision problems, ”

IF K2Q45D = 1, FILL “bone problems, ”

IF K2Q45D = 2, FILL “joint problems, ”

IF K2Q45D = 3, FILL “muscle problems, ”

IF K2Q45D = 7 or 9, FILL “bone, joint, or muscle problems, ”

IF K2Q46B = 1, FILL “brain injury, ”


K2QTEST2 CATI INSTRUCTION (K2QTEST2): IF THE ANSWER TO K2QTEST1 IS ZERO, THEN ASK K2QTEST2. ELSE, SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO.


Why didn’t [S.C.] see a doctor or other health care provider regarding (his/her) [FILL CONDITION NAMES]? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY]


(1) NO DOCTOR VISIT NEEDED

(2) CONDITION IS UNDER CONTROL

(3) CONDITION IS NOT SEVERE

(4) CARE COSTS TOO MUCH

(5) NO INSURANCE

(6) HEALTH PLAN PROBLEM

(7) CAN’T FIND PROVIDER WHO ACCEPTS CHILD’S INSURANCE

(8) NO REFERRAL

(9) NOT AVAILABLE IN AREA/TRANSPORT PROBLEMS

(10) DID NOT KNOW WHERE TO GO FOR TREATMENT

(11) PROVIDER DID NOT KNOW HOW TO TREAT OR PROVIDE CARE

(12) DISSATISFACTION WITH PROVIDER

(13) NOT CONVENIENT TIMES/COULD NOT GET APPOINTMENT

(14) DID NOT GO TO APPT/NEGLECTED APPT/FORGOT APPT

(15) CHILD REFUSED TO GO

(16) OTHER

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


AFTER K2QTEST2, ALL SKIP TO K2Q47_INTRO.


K2Q47_INTRO CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q47_INTRO):


IF AGE_NSCH IS LESS THAN 12 MONTHS OLD AND NO K2Q31A-K2Q46A = 1 THEN SKIP TO K2Q47A.


IF AGE_NSCH IS EQUAL TO 12 MONTHS OF AGE OR OLDER, READ:


The next set of questions asks about conditions [S.C.] may have had over the past 12 months. For each condition, please tell me if a doctor or other health care provider told you that [S.C.] had the condition at some time during the past 12 months, even if (he/she) does not have the condition now.


IF AGE_NSCH IS LESS THAN 12 MONTHS OLD AND ANY K2Q31A-K2Q46A = 1, READ:


Now I am going to read you another list of conditions. Again for each condition, please tell me if a doctor or other health care provider ever told you that [S.C.] had the condition, even if (he/she) does not have the condition now.


CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q47A-K2Q51A):


SCREENS FOR THESE QUESTIONS SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE FOR CHILDREN 12 MONTHS OF AGE OR OLDER:


(READ IF NECESSARY: During the past 12 months, have you been told by a doctor or other health care provider that (he/she) had…)


SCREENS FOR THESE QUESTIONS SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE FOR CHILDREN LESS THAN 12 MONTHS OF AGE:


(READ IF NECESSARY: Has a doctor or other health care provider ever told you that [S.C.] had…)


ANSWER CHOICES ARE:

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED


K2Q47A Hay fever or any kind of respiratory allergy?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q47A): Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen that causes sneezing, runny nose, and itching of the eyes.

K2Q48A Any kind of food or digestive allergy?


K2Q49A Eczema or any kind of skin allergy?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q49A): Eczema is a skin condition characterized by redness, itching, and dry, flaky, scaly skin.


K2Q50A CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q50A): IF AGE_NSCH < 72 MONTHS, SKIP TO K2Q51A


Migraine headaches?


HELP SCREEN (K2Q50A): Migraine headaches are recurrent severe headaches, often along with nausea and vomiting.


K2Q51A Three or more ear infections?


K2Q47C CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q47C): IF K2Q47A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q48C.


Would you describe (his/her) respiratory allergy as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q48C CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q47C): IF K2Q48A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q49C.


Would you describe (his/her) food or digestive allergy as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q49C CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q47C): IF K2Q49A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q50C.


Would you describe (his/her) eczema or skin allergy as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF


K2Q50C CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q47C): IF K2Q50A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q51C.


Would you describe (his/her) headaches as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF



K2Q51C CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q47C): IF K2Q51A IS NOT “1,” THEN SKIP TO K2Q52_INTRO.


Would you describe (his/her) ear infections as mild, moderate, or severe?


(1) MILD

(2) MODERATE

(3) SEVERE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REF



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K2Q52_INTRO CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q52_INTRO): IF AGE_NSCH < 12 MONTHS, SKIP TO K2Q56_INTRO.


I have just a few more questions about health conditions that [S.C.] may have, and then we’ll move on to other topics. To the best of your knowledge, has (he/she) had any of the following conditions within the past 6 months?


CATI INSTRUCTION (K2Q52 – K2Q56G):


SCREENS FOR THESE QUESTIONS SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE:


(READ IF NECESSARY: To the best of your knowledge, did [S.C.] have … within the past 6 months?)


ANSWER CHOICES ARE:

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED


K2Q52 A toothache?


K2Q53 Decayed teeth or cavities?


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Section 3: Health Insurance Coverage


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_31]


Subdomain 1: Current coverage and past year coverage



K3Q01_INTRO The next questions are about health insurance.


K3Q01 CATI INSTRUCTION (K3Q01):


Step 1: If INS_1A_X = 1, or INS_2_X = 1, or INS_3_X = 1, or INS_3A_X = 1, or INS_5_X = 1, or INS_6A_X = 1, or INS_7A_X in (1,3,5), or INS_7B_X = 1, then fill K3Q01 = 1 and go to K3Q02.

Step 2: If INS_4_X = 1 or INS_7A_X = 6, then fill K3Q01 = 1, set IHS_FLAG = 1, and go to K3Q02. In post-production, cases with IHS_FLAG = 1 will have K3Q01 reset to 0, K3Q02 reset to blank, K3Q03 reset to blank, K3Q04 reset to missing in error, and K3Q20, K3Q22, K3Q21A, and K3Q21B reset to blank.


Step 3: If INS_7_X = 1 or INS_7B_X = 2, then fill K3Q01 = 0 and go to K3Q02.

Step 4: If INS_7_X = 77 or INS_7A_X = 77 or INS_7B_X = 6, then fill K3Q01 = 6 and go to K3Q02.

Step 5: If INS_7_X = 99 or INS_7A_X = 99 or INS_7B_X = 7, then fill K3Q01 = 7 and go to K3Q02.

Step 6: If INS_7A_X = "8 only", then fill K3Q01 = 0 and go to K3Q02.


IF SUC=4, THEN FILL:

IF TIS_INS_1 = 1 (YES), THEN FILL K3Q01 = 1 (YES)

IF TIS_INS_2 OR TIS_INS_3 OR TIS_INS_3A = 1 (YES), THEN FILL K3Q01 = 1 (YES)


Does [S.C.] have any kind of health care coverage, including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as Medicaid?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K3Q02]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K3Q04]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K3Q02]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K3Q02]


READ IF NECESSARY (K3Q01): Medicaid refers to a medical assistance program that provides health care coverage to low-income and disabled persons. The Medicaid program is a joint federal-state program that is administered by the states. HMO is Health Maintenance Organization.



K3Q02 CATI INSTRUCTION (K3Q02):


USE TABLE OF NAMES, SAVED IN MEDICAID TAB (NOTE, THIS IS THE SAME TABLE THAT IS CURRENTLY USED FOR CSHCN)


Step 1: If INS_2_X = 1, or INS_3X = 1, or INS_3A_X = 1, or INS_7A_X = 1, or INS_7A_X = 3, then fill K3Q02 = 1 and go to next question.


Step 2: If INS_2_X and INS_3X both = 0, then fill K3Q02 = 0 and go to next question.


Step 3: If INS_3A_X = 0, then fill K3Q02 = 0 and go to next question.


Step 4: If INS_2_X = 6, or INS_3X = 6, or INS_3A_X = 6, then fill K3Q02 = 6 and go to next question.


Step 5: If INS_2_X = 7, or INS_3X = 7, or INS_3A_X = 7, then fill K3Q02 = 7 and go to next question.


IF SUC=4 AND ST=SC, THEN FILL:

IF TIS_INS_2 OR TIS_INS_3 OR TIS_INS_3A = 1 (YES), THEN FILL K3Q02 = 1 (YES)

IF TIS_INS_3A = 0 (NO), THEN FILL K3Q02 = 0 (NO)

IF TIS_INS_2 AND TIS_INS_3 = 0 (N0), THEN FILL K3Q02 = 0 (NO)


IF K3Q01 = 1 THEN FILL “Is that coverage”. ELSE, fill “Is [he/she] insured by…]


[Is that coverage/Is [he/she] insured by] Medicaid or the State Children’s Health Insurance Program, S-CHIP? In this state, the program is sometimes called [FILL MEDICAID NAME, SCHIP NAME].


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K3Q02): S-CHIP is a type of state-sponsored health insurance coverage that a child may have. The name of the plan varies from state-to-state. CATI WILL AUTOMATICALLY FILL IN THE NAMES FOR YOU.


IF K3Q01 IN (6, 7) AND K3Q02 IN (0, 6, 7), [SKIP TO K3Q04]

ELSE, [SKIP TO K3Q03]


K3Q03 CATI INSTRUCTION (K3Q03):


Step 1: If INS_11_X = 0, then fill K3Q03 = 0 and go to K3Q20.


Step 2: If INS_11_X = 6, then fill K3Q03 = 6 and go to K3Q20.


Step 3: If INS_11_X = 7, then fill K3Q03 = 7 and go to K3Q20.


Step 4: If INS_11_X = 1 and the age entered at INS-12_X is greater than "current age in months – 12 months", then fill K3Q03 = 1 and go to K3Q20.


Step 5: If none of the above are true, then ask K3Q03.


(IF SC > 12 MONTHS OLD “During the past 12 months”, ELSE “Since [his/her] birth”), was there any time when [he/she] was not covered by ANY health insurance?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K3Q20]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K3Q20]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K3Q20]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K3Q20]


K3Q04 CATI INSTRUCITON (K3Q04):


Step 1: If INS_8_X = 1, then fill K3Q04 = 0 and go to K4Q01.


Step 2: If INS_8_X = 6, then fill K3Q04 = 6 and go to K4Q01.


Step 3: If INS_8_X = 7, then fill K3Q04 = 7 and go to K4Q01.


Step 4: If INS_8_X = 0 and the age entered at INS-9_X is greater than "current age in months – 12 months", then fill K3Q04 = 1 and go to K4Q01.


Step 5: If none of the above are true, then ask K3Q04.


(IF SC > 12 months OLD: "During the past 12 months" ELSE "Since (his/her) birth"), was there anytime when (he/she) had health care coverage?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K4Q01]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K4Q01]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K4Q01]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K4Q01]



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Subdomain 2: Difficulty enrolling in health plans due to health care reform

proposed

NEWQ39 During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], have you tried to enroll (S.C.) in a new health care plan?

(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO NEWQ40]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO NEWQ40]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO NEWQ40]

proposed

NEWQ40 Based on what you know about this new plan, how easy or difficult was it to complete an application for this program? Would you say very easy, somewhat easy, somewhat difficult, or very difficult?

  1. Very easy [SKIP TO NEWQ33]

  2. Somewhat easy [SKIP TO NEWQ33]

  3. Somewhat difficult

  4. Very difficult

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO NEWQ33]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO NEWQ33]


proposed

NEWQ41 What is the main reason you did NOT want to enroll (S.C.) in this new health care plan?

(1) INSURANCE NOT NEEDED

(2) COSTS TOO MUCH

(3) DON’T LIKE PEOPLE AT APPLICATION OFFICE

(4) DON’T LIKE DOCTORS / PROVIDERS IN HEALTH PLAN

(5) HEARD BAD THINGS ABOUT PROGRAM

(6) TAKES TOO MUCH TIME TO APPLY

(7) DON’T WANT TO MEET PROGRAM APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

(8) DON’T ACCEPT WELFARE/ DON’T WANT TO BE IN PUBLIC PROGRAM

(9) WORRIES ABOUT CITIZENSHIP

(10) OTHER (SKIP TO C12Q6AOE)


(11) APPLICATION PROCESS TOO DIFFICULT/PROBLEMATIC

(12) EXPECT TO HAVE OTHER INSURANCE SOON/EXPECT TO BE INELIGIBLE SOON

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


C12Q6AOE VERBATIM RESPONSE: THE MAIN REASON YOU WOULD NOT WANT TO ENROLL S.C. IN THIS NEW HEALTH CARE PLAN: XXX (UP TO 250 CHARACTERS)



Subdomain 3: Burden of Premium Expenses

proposed

NEWQ33 Do you or other family members pay all or part of the cost of your family’s health insurance?

(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO NEWQ35]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO NEWQ35]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO NEWQ35]

proposed

NEWQ34 Have your expenses for health insurance caused financial problems for your family?

(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


Subdomain 4: Burden of Health Care Expenses

proposed

NEWQ35. Have expenses for [CHILD]’s health care caused financial problems for your family?

(1) YES

(0) NO

(5) S.C. DIDN’T HAVE ANY HEALTH CARE EXPENSES

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED




Subdomain 5: Impact on Access

proposed

NEWQ36 A personal doctor or nurse is a health professional who knows your child well and is familiar with your child’s health history. This can be a general doctor, a pediatrician, a specialist doctor, a nurse practitioner, or a physician’s assistant. During the past 12 months/Since [CHILD]’s birth], has [he/she] needed care right away from [his/her] personal doctor or nurse for an illness or injury?

(0) NO [SKIP TO NEWQ38]

(1) YES

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO NEWQ38]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO NEWQ38]

proposed

NEWQ37 When [CHILD] needed care right away for an illness or injury, how often did [he/she] get this care from [his/her] personal doctor or nurse as soon as you wanted? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?

(1) Never

(2) Sometimes

(3) Usually

(4) Always

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


Subdomain 6: Impact on Emergency Department Visits

proposed

NEWQ38 During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], how many times did [CHILD] go to a hospital emergency room about [his/her] health? This includes emergency room visits that resulted in a hospital admission.

___ ____ _____ TIMES

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED



Section 4: Health Care Access and Utilization


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Subdomain 1: Usual place for care


K4Q01 Is there a place that [S.C.] USUALLY goes when (he/she) is sick or you need advice about (his/her) health?


(1) YES

(2) NO [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(3) THERE IS MORE THAN ONE PLACE

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K4Q04]


K4Q02 IF K4Q01 = 1, SAY “What kind of place is it?

IF K4Q01 = 3, SAY “What kind of place does [S.C.] go to most often?

Is it a doctor’s office, emergency room, hospital outpatient department, clinic, or some other place?


(1) Doctor’s office [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(2) HOSPITAL emergency room [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(3) Hospital outpatient department [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(4) Clinic OR HEALTH CENTER [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(5) retail store-based clinic or “minute clinic”

[SKIP TO K4Q04]

(6) SCHOOL (NURSE’S OFFICE, ATHLETIC TRAINER’S OFFICE, ETC) [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(7) fRIEND/RELATIVE [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(8) mEXICO/OTHER LOCATIONS OUT OF US [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(9) Some other place [SKIP TO K4Q03]

(10) DOES NOT GO TO ONE PLACE MOST OFTEN [SKIP TO K4Q04]

(96) DON’T KNOW [FILL 6 IN K4Q01 AND SKIP TO K4Q04]

(97) REFUSED [FILL 7 IN K4Q01 AND SKIP TO K4Q04]


K4Q03 READ IF NECESSARY: ( IF K4Q01 = 1, READ “What kind of place is it?”; IF K4Q01 = 3, READ: “What kind of place does [S.C.] go to most often?”)


Record verbatim response________


K4Q04 A personal doctor or nurse is a health professional who knows your child well and is familiar with your child’s health history. This can be a general doctor, a pediatrician, a specialist doctor, a nurse practitioner, or a physician’s assistant. Do you have one or more persons you think of as [S.C.]’s personal doctor or nurse?


(1) Yes, one person

(2) yes, more than one person

(3) No

(6) Don’t Know

(7) REFUSED

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Subdomain 2: Utilization of services


K4Q20 [During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], how many times did [S.C.] see a doctor, nurse, or other health care provider for preventive medical care such as a physical exam or well-child checkup?


___ ___ ___ TIMES [RANGE CHECK: 0-999]

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


K4Q21 [During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], how many times did [S.C.] see a dentist for preventive dental care, such as check-ups and dental cleanings?


___ ___ ___ TIMES

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


K4Q22 CATI INSTRUCTION (K4Q22): IF AGE_NSCH < 24 MONTHS, SKIP TO K4Q24.


Mental health professionals include psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurses, and clinical social workers. During the past 12 months, has [S.C.] received any treatment or counseling from a mental health professional?

(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K4Q23 CATI INSTRUCTION (K4Q23): IF K2Q31D = 1, SKIP TO K4Q24.


During the past 12 months, has [S.C.] taken any medication because of difficulties with (his/her) emotions, concentration, or behavior?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K4Q24 Specialists are doctors like surgeons, heart doctors, allergy doctors, skin doctors, and others who specialize in one area of health care. [During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], did [S.C.] see a specialist [IF K4Q22 = 1, THEN INSERT: other than a mental health professional]?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K4Q26]

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K4Q25 [During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], did you or a doctor think that [he/she] needed to see a specialist?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K4Q27]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K4Q27]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K4Q27]


K4Q26 [During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], how much of a problem, if any, was it to get the care from the specialists that [S.C.] needed? Would you say it was a big problem, a small problem, or not a problem?


(1) BIG PROBLEM

(2) SMALL PROBLEM

(3) NOT A PROBLEM

(6) Don’t Know

(7) Refused


K4Q27 Sometimes people have difficulty getting health care when they need it. By health care, I mean medical care as well as other kinds of care like dental care and mental health services. [During the past 12 months/Since [his/her] birth], was there any time when [S.C.] needed health care but it was delayed or not received?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K5Q10]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K5Q10]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K5Q10]


K4Q28 What type of care was delayed or not received? Was it medical care, dental care, mental health services, or something else? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY]


(1) MEDICAL CARE

(2) DENTAL CARE

(3) MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

(4) SOMETHING ELSE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


Subdomain 3: Home Visitation

PROPOSED

NEWQ99 [During the past 12 months/While you were pregnant with (him/her) or since [his/her] birth], did someone from a maternal and child health program or a health professional visit you or your child at your home to ask about your or (his/her) health or social service needs?

(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

Section 5: Medical Home


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_51]


Subdomain 1: Referrals


K5Q10 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD, "During the past 12 months", ELSE "Since (his/her) birth"], did [S.C.] need a referral to see any doctors or receive any services?

(1) Yes

(0) No [SKIP TO K5Q20]

(6) Don’t Know [SKIP TO K5Q20]

(7) Refused [SKIP TO K5Q20]


K5Q11 Was getting referrals a big problem, a small problem, or not a problem?

(1) BIG PROBLEM

(2) SMALL PROBLEM

(3) NOT A PROBLEM

(6) Don’t Know

(7) Refused



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_52]


Subdomain 2: Care coordination


CATI INSTRUCTION: Sum up the number of services from Section 4, Subdomain 2


DEFINE VARIABLE NUMB_SERVICES = 0.

IF K4Q20 ≥ 1, NUMB_SERVICES = NUMB_SERVICES + 1

IF K4Q21 ≥ 1, NUMB_SERVICES = NUMB_SERVICES + 1

IF K4Q22 = 1, NUMB_SERVICES = NUMB_SERVICES + 1

IF K4Q24 = 1, NUMB_SERVICES = NUMB_SERVICES + 1

IF K4Q25 = 1, NUMB_SERVICES = NUMB_SERVICES + 1


E.G. If K4Q20=1, K4Q21=2, and K4Q24=1, then NUMB_SERVICES=3


K5Q20 CATI INSTRUCTION (K5Q20): IF NUMB_SERVICES IS < 2, THEN SKIP TO K5Q31.


Does anyone help you arrange or coordinate [S.C.]’s care among the different doctors or services that (he/she) uses?


(1) Yes

(0) No

(6) Don’t Know

(7) Refused


READ IF NECESSARY: By “arrange or coordinate,” I mean: Is there anyone who helps you make sure that [S.C.] gets all the health care and services (he/she) needs, that health care providers share information, and that these services fit together and are paid for in a way that works for you?


READ IF NECESSARY: Anyone means anyone.



K5Q21 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD, "During the past 12 months", ELSE "since (his/her) birth"], have you felt that you could have used extra help arranging or coordinating [S.C.]’s care among the different health care providers or services?


(1) Yes

(0) No [SKIP TO K5Q30]

(6) Don’t Know [SKIP TO K5Q30]

(7) Refused [SKIP TO K5Q30]


K5Q22 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD, "During the past 12 months", ELSE "since (his/her) birth"], how often did you get as much help as you wanted with arranging or coordinating [S.C.]’s care? Would you say never, sometimes, or usually?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused


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Subdomain 3: Provider communication


K5Q30 Overall, are you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied with the communication among [S.C.]’s doctors and other health care providers?


(1) VERY SATISFIED

(2) SOMEWHAT SATISFIED

(3) SOMEWHAT DISSATISFIED

(4) VERY DISSATISFIED

(5) NO COMMUNICATION NEEDED OR WANTED

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused


K5Q31 CATI INSTRUCTION (K5Q31): IF NUMB_SERVICES = 0 THEN SKIP TO K5Q45.


Do [S.C.]’s doctors or other health care providers need to communicate with (his/her)


[IF AGE_NSCH < 36 MONTHS, INSERT: child care providers or early intervention program?]


[IF AGE_NSCH ≥ 36 MONTHS AND < 72 MONTHS, INSERT: child care providers, school, or special education program?]


[IF AGE_NSCH ≥72 MONTHS AND CHILD DOES NOT HAVE SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS, INSERT: school or special education program?]


[IF AGE_NSCH ≥ 72 MONTHS AND < 144 MONTHS AND CHILD DOES HAVE SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS, INSERT: school or special education program?]


[IF AGE_NSCH ≥ 144 MONTHS AND CHILD DOES HAVE SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS, INSERT: school, special education program, or vocational education program?]


(1) Yes

(0) No [SKIP TO K5Q40]

(6) Don’t Know [SKIP TO K5Q40]

(7) Refused [SKIP TO K5Q40]


K5Q32 Overall, are you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied with that communication?


(1) VERY SATISFIED

(2) SOMEWHAT SATISFIED

(3) SOMEWHAT DISSATISFIED

(4) VERY DISSATISFIED

(5) NO COMMUNICATION NEEDED OR WANTED

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_54]


Subdomain 4: Compassionate, culturally effective, family centered care


K5Q40 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD, "During the past 12 months", ELSE "Since (his/her) birth"], how often did [S.C.]’s doctors and other health care providers spend enough time with (him/her)? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused


K5Q41 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD, "During the past 12 months", ELSE "Since (his/her) birth"], how often did [S.C.]’s doctors and other health care providers listen carefully to you? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused


K5Q42 When [S.C.] is seen by doctors or other health care providers, how often are they sensitive to your family’s values and customs? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(0) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused


K5Q43 Information about a child’s health or health care can include things such as the causes of any health problems, how to care for a child now, and what changes to expect in the future. [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD, "During the past 12 months", ELSE "Since (his/her) birth"], how often did you get the specific information you needed from [S.C.]’s doctors and other health care providers? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused


K5Q44 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD, "During the past 12 months", ELSE "Since (his/her) birth"], how often did [S.C.]’s doctors or other health care providers help you feel like a partner in (his/her) care? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused

K5Q45 CATI INSTRUCTION (K5Q45): IF K1Q03 = (1, 6, or 7) [I.E. LANGUAGE ENGLISH OR UNKNOWN] AND AGE_NSCH_Y ≤ 5 YEARS, THEN SKIP TO K6Q01. IF K1Q03 = (1, 6, or 7) [I.E. LANGUAGE ENGLISH OR UNKNOWN] AND AGE_NSCH_Y ≥ 6 YEARS, THEN SKIP TO K7Q01.


IF AGE_NSCH ≥ 36 MONTHS, FILL [or S.C.]. ELSE, NO FILL.


An interpreter is someone who repeats what one person says in a language used by another person. (IF AGE_NSCH >=12 MONTHS, "During the past 12 months" ELSE "Since [S.C.]’s birth"), did you (or S.C.) need an interpreter to help speak with (his/her) doctors or other health care providers?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K5Q46 CATI INSTRUCTION (K5Q46): IF (K5Q45 = 0, 6, OR 7) AND AGE_NSCH _Y ≤ 5 YEARS, THEN SKIP TO K6Q01. IF K5Q45 = (0, 6, OR 7) AND AGE_NSCH_Y ≥ 6 YEARS, THEN SKIP TO K7Q01. IF AGE_NSCH ≥ 36 MONTHS, FILL [or S.C.]. ELSE, DO NOT FILL.

When you (or S.C.) needed an interpreter, how often were you able to get someone other than a family member to help you speak with (his/her) doctors or other health care providers? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) Don’t know

(7) Refused

[IF AGE_NSCH_Y ≤ 5 YEARS, SKIP TO K6Q01. IF AGE_NSCH_Y ≥ 6 YEARS, SKIP TO K7Q01.]

Section 6: Early Childhood (0-5 years)


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_61]


Subdomain 1: Developmental screening


QUESTIONS K6Q01-K6Q09 ARE FROM THE PARENT’S EVALUATION OF DEVELOPMENTAL STATUS (PEDS) CHILD DEVELOPMENT SCREENING TEST. THE PEDS IS PROTECTED BY U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW. ALL RIGHTS ARE RESERVED BY FRANCES PAGE GLASCOE. PERMISSION TO USE THESE ITEMS IN THE NSCH HAS BEEN GRANTED BY DR. GLASCOE. PERMISSION MUST BE REQUESTED FROM THE PUBLISHER (FOREPATH.ORG, PO BOX 23186, WASHINGTON, DC, 20026, WWW.FOREPATH.ORG, [email protected]) BEFORE USING THESE ITEMS FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


K6Q01 Do you have any concerns about [S.C.]’s learning, development, or behavior?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q02_INTRO CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q02_INTRO): IF AGE_NSCH < 4 MONTHS, SKIP TO K6Q10.


[IF K6Q01 = 0, READ: Although you told me you have no concerns, I need to ask a few specific questions about concerns that some parents may have. Please tell me if you are currently concerned a lot, a little, or not at all about the following.]


[ELSE, READ: The next section asks about specific concerns some parents may have. Please tell me if you are currently concerned a lot, a little, or not at all about the following.]


QUESTION STEM: [Are you concerned a lot, a little, or not at all about…]


(1) A LOT

(2) A LITTLE

(3) NOT AT ALL

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


[CATI: DISPLAY QUESTION STEM FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SCREENS.]


K6Q02 How [S.C.] talks and makes speech sounds?


K6Q03 How [he/she] understands what you say?


K6Q04 How [he/she] uses [his/her] hands and fingers to do things?


K6Q05 How [he/she] uses [his/her] arms and legs?


K6Q06 How [he/she] behaves?

K6Q07 How [he/she] gets along with others?


K6Q08 CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q08): IF AGE_NSCH < 10 MONTHS, SKIP TO K6Q10.


How [he/she] is learning to do things for (himself/herself)?


K6Q09 CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q09): IF AGE_NSCH < 18 MONTHS, SKIP TO K6Q10.


How [he/she] is learning pre-school or school skills?


K6Q10 CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q10): IF NUMB_SERVICES = 0, THEN SKIP TO K6Q15.


[IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD< "During the past 12 months", ELSE “Since [S.C.]’s birth”], did [S.C.]’s doctors or other health care providers ask if you have concerns about [his/her] learning, development, or behavior?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON'T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q11 CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q11): IF K6Q01=1 AND ANY OF QUESTIONS K6Q02 - K6Q09 HAVE A VALUE OF 1 OR 2, ASK K6Q11.


[IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD "During the past 12 months", ELSE “Since [S.C.]’s birth”], did [his/her] doctors or other health care providers give you specific information to address your concerns about [his/her] learning, development, or behavior?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON'T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q12 CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q12): IF AGE_NSCH < 10 MONTHS, SKIP TO K6Q15.


Sometimes a child’s doctor or other health care provider will ask a parent to fill out a questionnaire at home or during their child’s visit. During the past 12 months, did a doctor or other health care provider have you fill out a questionnaire about specific concerns or observations you may have about [S.C.]’s development, communication, or social behaviors?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q15]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q15]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q15]


HELP SCREEN (K6Q12): IF ANOTHER PERSON READ THE QUESTIONNAIRE TO THE PARENT AND FILLED IN THE ANSWERS FOR THE PARENT, THEN THIS QUESTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED YES. BUT IF A DOCTOR OR NURSE JUST ASKED ABOUT CONCERNS AND DID NOT FILL OUT A QUESTIONNAIRE, THEN THIS QUESTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED NO.


K6Q13A CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q13A): IF AGE_NSCH = 24-71 MONTHS, SKIP TO K6Q14A.


Did this questionnaire ask about your concerns or observations about how [S.C.] talks or makes speech sounds?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q13B Did this questionnaire ask about your concerns or observations about how [S.C.] interacts with you and others?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q15]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q15]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q15]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q15]


K6Q14A Did this questionnaire ask about your concerns or observations about words and phrases [S.C.] uses and understands?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q14B Did this questionnaire ask about your concerns or observations about how [S.C.] behaves and gets along with you and others?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q15 Does [S.C.] have any developmental problems for which (he/she) has a written intervention plan called an [IF AGE_NSCH < 36 MONTHS, INSERT: Individualized Family Services Plan or an IFSP?; IF AGE_NSCH ≥ 36 MONTHS, INSERT: Individualized Education Program or IEP?]


HELP SCREEN (K6Q15): Some young children have developmental delays or other problems for which they receive services from a program called Early Intervention Services or Special Education. Children receiving these services have a written intervention plan called an IFSP if the child is 3 or under, or an IEP if older than about 3 years. Services on an IFSP or an IEP might include things such as special instruction; speech language therapy; vision and hearing services; psychological services; health services; social work services; family counseling and support; transportation; service coordination or other services needed to support the child’s development.

(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_62]


Subdomain 2: Child care


K6Q20 The next questions are about child care. Does [S.C.] receive care for at least 10 hours per week from someone not related to (him/her)? This could be a day care center, preschool, Head Start program, nanny, au pair, or any other non-relative.


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q20B]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q21]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q21]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q21]


HELP SCREEN (K6Q20): Child care should be reported regardless of whether care is paid or unpaid, or provided by certified or uncertified providers. Occasional babysitting is not included.


Head Start is a federally-funded program to help young children from low-income families get ready for kindergarten and grade school. Children who participate are usually between three and five years old, but there are Head Start programs for even younger children.


K6Q20B Was this care provided in your home, in someone else’s home, or in a center such as a school or day care facility? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY]


(1) OWN HOME

(2) SOMEONE ELSE’S HOME

(3) CENTER

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q21 CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q21): IF K1Q02 does not = (01, 02, 11, 12), THEN FILL “you or”.


Does [S.C.] receive care for at least 10 hours per week from a relative other than (you or) (his/her) parents or guardians?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q22]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q25A]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q25A]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q25A]


HELP SCREEN (K6Q21): Child care should be reported regardless of whether care is paid or unpaid, or provided by certified or uncertified providers. Occasional babysitting is not included.

K6Q22 Was this care provided in your home or somewhere else?


(1) OWN HOME

(2) SOMEWHERE ELSE

(3) BOTH / VARIES

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q25A CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q25A): IF K6Q20 = 1 OR K6Q21 = 1, THEN SKIP TO K6Q25B.


HELP SCREEN: Do not include need for occasional babysitting.


During the past month, did you need child care for [S.C.]?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q25B]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q27]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q27]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q27]


K6Q25B CATI INSTRUCTION (K6Q25B): IF SAMPLE CHILD DOES NOT HAVE SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS, SKIP TO K6Q26. (i.e., IF CSHCN = 0, SKIP TO K6Q26)


Does [S.C.]’s behavior limit your ability to find child care for (him/her)?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q25C]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q25C]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q25C]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q25C]


K6Q25C Does [S.C.]’s health limit your ability to find child care for (him/her)?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K6Q26 During the past month, how many times have you had to make different arrangements for child care at the last minute due to circumstances beyond your control?

___ ___ ___ NUMBER OF TIMES


DON’T KNOW (996)

REFUSED (997)


HELP SCREEN: EXAMPLES OF CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND ONE’S CONTROL INCLUDE A CHILD BECOMING ILL, OR A CHILD CARE PROVIDER CHANGING HIS/HER PLANS OR SCHEDULE SUDDENLY.


K6Q27 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD "During the past 12 months", ELSE “Since [S.C]’s birth”], did you or anyone in the family have to quit a job, not take a job, or greatly change your job because of problems with child care for [S.C.]?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q30]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q30]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q30]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q30]



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_63]


Subdomain 3: Injuries


K6Q30 [IF AGE_NSCH >= 12 MONTHS OLD "During the past 12 months", ELSE “Since [S.C.]’s birth”] has [S.C.] been injured and required medical attention?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q31]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q40]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q40]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q40]


HELP SCREEN (K6Q30): MEDICAL ATTENTION HERE IS NOT LIMITED TO EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS, OR ATTENTION THAT REQUIRES A DOCTOR. THIS INCLUDES SITUATIONS WHERE THE PARENT IS ABLE TO PROVIDE THE MEDICAL ATTENTION THEMSELVES, OR WHERE A CALL IS PLACED TO A DOCTOR, BUT THE CARE IS ADMINISTERED BY THE PARENT, ETC.


K6Q31 Did the injury occur at home, at child-care, or some other place? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY]


K6Q31X01 Home (1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K6Q31X02 Child-care (1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K6Q31X03 Some other place

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_64]


Subdomain 4: Breastfeeding


K6Q40 CATI INSTRUCTION: IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_01_X


Was [S.C.] ever breastfed or fed breast milk?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K6Q41]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K6Q60]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K6Q60]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K6Q60]


K6Q41 CATI INSTRUCTION: IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_02L_X


How old was [he/she] when [he/she] completely stopped breastfeeding or being fed breast milk?


ENTER

666 FOR STILL BREASTFEEDING

996 FOR DON'T KNOW

997 FOR REFUSED


___ ___ ___ [ENTER NUMBER] [RANGE CHECK: cannot be < AGE_NSCH]


IF K6Q41 = (666, 996, or 997) [SKIP TO K6Q42]

ELSE, GO TO K6Q41A


K6Q41A CATI INSTRUCTION; IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_02RU_X


[MARK PERIOD]

(1) DAYS

(2) WEEKS

(3) MONTHS

(4) YEARS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


IF K6Q41A = 1 AND K6Q41 > [(AGE_NSCH * 31) + 30], OR

IF K6Q41A = 2 AND K6Q41 > [(AGE_NSCH S * 4) +4)], OR

IF K6Q41A = 3 AND K6Q41 > AGE_NSCH, OR

IF K6Q41A = 4 AND K6Q41 > AGE_NSCH_Y,

THEN [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, [SKIP TO K6Q42]

WARNING: ANSWER IS OLDER THAN CURRENT AGE OF CHILD. PLEASE CORRECT.


K6Q42 CATI INSTRUCTION: IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_03_X


How old was [S.C.] when [he/she] was first fed formula?


___ ___ ___ [ENTER NUMBER]


(555) AT BIRTH

(666) CHILD HAS NEVER BEEN FED FORMULA

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


IF K6Q42 IN (555, 666, 996, 997) [SKIP TO K6Q43]

ELSE, [SKIP TO K6Q42A]


K6Q42A CATI INSTRUCTION: IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_04_X


[MARK PERIOD]

(1) DAYS

(2) WEEKS

(3) MONTHS

(4) YEARS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


IF K6Q42A = 1 AND K6Q42 > [(AGE_NSCH * 31) + 30], OR

IF K6Q42A = 2 AND K6Q42 > [(AGE_NSCH * 4) +4)], OR

IF K6Q42A = 3 AND K6Q42 > AGE_NSCH, OR

IF K6Q42A = 4 AND K6Q42 > AGE_NSCH_Y,

THEN [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, [SKIP TO K6Q43]


WARNING TEXT: ANSWER IS OLDER THAN CURRENT AGE OF CHILD. PLEASE CORRECT.


K6Q43 CATI INSTRUCTION: IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_N


This next question is about the first thing that [S.C.] was given other than breast milk or formula. Please include juice, cow’s milk, sugar water, baby food, or anything else that [S.C.] might have been given, even water. How old was [S.C.] when (he/she) was first fed anything other than breast milk or formula?


___ ___ ___ [ENTER NUMBER]


(555) AT BIRTH

(666) CHILD HAS NEVER BEEN FED ANYTHING OTHER THAN BREAST MILK OR FORMULA

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


IF K6Q43 IN (555, 666, 996, 997) [SKIP TO K6Q60]

ELSE, [SKIP TO K6Q43A]


K6Q43A CATI INSTRUCTION: IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_U


[MARK PERIOD]

(1) DAYS

(2) WEEKS

(3) MONTHS

(4) YEARS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


IF K6Q43A = 1 AND K6Q43 > [(AGE_NSCH * 31) + 30], OR

IF K6Q43A = 2 AND K6Q43 > [(AGE_NSCH * 4) +4)], OR

IF K6Q43A = 3 AND K6Q43 > AGE_NSCH, OR

IF K6Q43A = 4 AND K6Q43 > AGE_NSCH_Y,

THEN [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, [SKIP TO [K6Q60]



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Subdomain 6: Reading, storytelling, singing, media consumption, playing, and going out


K6Q60 During the past week, how many days did you or other family members read to [S.C.]?


____ ____ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 0-7, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K6Q60): READING STORIES INCLUDES BOOKS WITH WORDS OR PICTURES BUT NOT BOOKS READ BY OR WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF AN AUDIO TAPE, RECORD, CD, OR COMPUTER.


K6Q61 During the past week, how many days did you or other family members tell stories or sing songs to [S.C.]?


____ ____ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 0-7, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


K6Q63 During the past week, how many days did [S.C.] play with other children (his/her) age?


____ ____ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 0-7, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


K6Q64 During the past week, how many days did you or any family member take [S.C.] on any kind of outing, such as to the park, library, zoo, shopping, church, restaurants, or family gatherings?

___ ___ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 0-7, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


RK6Q65. Think about all of the time (he/she) spends watching TV shows or videos, and using computers, hand-held devices, and other electronic equipment. On an average weekday, about how much time does [S.C.] usually spend watching TV shows, movies, videos, DVDs, playing computer or video games, using the internet, texting, or visiting social network sites like Facebook?

___ ___ ___ ENTER NUMBER

(666) DON’T OWN ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT SUCH AS A TV, VIDEO OR DVD PLAYER, HAND-HELD DEVICE, COMPUTER, ET CETERA

(777) DON’T KNOW

(999) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (RK6Q65): DO NOT INCLUDE TIME SPENT WATCHING TELEVISION SHOWS, VIDEOS, OR DVDs AT SCHOOL, OR TIME SPENT PLAYING COMPUTER OR VIDEO GAMES, OR USING THE INTERNET AT SCHOOL.


IF K6Q65 IN (000, 666, 777, 999) [SKIP TO NEXT SECTION]

ELSE, [SKIP TO RK6Q65A]


RK6Q65A [MARK PERIOD]

(1) HOURS

(2) MINUTES

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


IF HOURS > 12, OR MINUTES > 720, [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, [SKIP TO NEXT SECTION]


[WARNING TEXT: THE ANSWER CANNOT BE MORE THAN 12 HOURS OR 720 MINUTES A DAY]

Section 7: Middle Childhood and Adolescence (6-17 years)


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_71]


Subdomain 1: School enrollment and engagement


K7Q01 CATI INSTRUCTION (K7Q01): IF CURRENT DATE > 6/01/YYYY AND < 09/01/YYYY THEN FILL “During the last school year, what kind of school was [S.C.] enrolled in? Is it a public school, private school, or home-school?

ELSE FILL “What kind of school is [S.C.] currently enrolled in? Is it a public school, private school, or home-school?


(1) PUBLIC [SKIP TO K7Q02]

(2) PRIVATE [SKIP TO K7Q02]

(3) HOME-SCHOOLED [SKIP TO K7Q02]

(4) [S.C.] IS NOT ENROLLED IN SCHOOL. [SKIP TO K7Q01F]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K7Q02]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K7Q02]


HELP SCREEN (K7Q01): IF THE CHILD WAS ENROLLED IN MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF SCHOOL DURING THE CURRENT OR LAST SCHOOL YEAR, ASK THE TYPE OF SCHOOL THAT THE CHILD HAS MOST RECENTLY ATTENDED.


K7Q01F At any time during the past 12 months, was [S.C.] enrolled in a public school, a private school, or home school?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K7Q02]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K7Q05]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K7Q05]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K7Q05]


K7Q02 During the past 12 months, that is since [FILL: CURRENT MONTH, 1 YEAR AGO], about how many days did [S.C.] miss school because of illness or injury?


___ ___ ___ DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 000-180, 555, 666, 996, 997]

(000) NONE

(180) ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR

(555) HOME SCHOOLED

(666) DID NOT GO TO SCHOOL

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


IF K7Q02 > 20 [SKIP TO K7Q03]

ELSE IF K7Q02 IN (555, 666) [SKIP TO K7Q05]

ELSE [SKIP TO K7Q04]



K7Q03 I have [FILL ANSWER FROM K7Q02] days. Is that correct?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K7Q04]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K7Q02]

K7Q04 CATI INSTRUCTION (K7Q04): IF K7Q01F = 2, 6, or 7, OR K7Q02 = 555, 666, OR K7Q01 = 3 [I.E., NOT ENROLLED IN PAST 12 MONTHS/HOME-SCHOOLED], SKIP TO K7Q05.


During the past 12 months, how many times has [S.C.]’s school contacted you or another adult in your household about any problems [he/she] is having with school?


ENTER 96 FOR DON'T KNOW OR 97 FOR REFUSED



____ _____ TIMES [RANGE CHECK: 0-99]


INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION: THIS INCLUDES SCHOOL RELATED PROBLEMS BUT NOT HEALTH RELATED PROBLEMS.


K7Q05 Since starting kindergarten, has [he/she] repeated any grades?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K7Q05A]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K7Q11]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K7Q11]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K7Q11]

proposed

K7Q05A Which grade or grades did [he/she] repeat?


____ _____ [RANGE CHECK: 00-15, 66, 77]

  1. repeated Kindergarten

  2. repeated 1st grade

  3. repeated 2nd grade

  4. repeated 3rd grade

  5. repeated 4th grade

  6. repeated 5th grade

  7. repeated 6th grade

  8. repeated 7th grade

  9. repeated 8th grade

  10. repeated 9th grade

  11. repeated 10th grade

  12. repeated 11th grade

  13. repeated 12th grade

  14. repeated one grade level, cannot remember which one

  15. repeated more than one grade level, cannot remember which ones

  16. He/she dropped out of school and did not repeat the grade(s).

(66) DON’T KNOW

(77) REFUSED


K7Q11 Does [S.C.] have a health problem, condition, or disability for which (he/she) has a written intervention plan called an Individualized Education Program or IEP?


HELP SCREEN (K7Q11): Some children have difficulty in school because of a health problem, condition, or a disability. These children may receive services from a program called Special Education and have a written intervention plan called an Individualized Education Program or IEP. Services on an IEP might include things such as special instruction; speech language therapy; vision and hearing services; psychological services; health services; social work services; family counseling and support; transportation; or other services needed to support the child’s educational performance.


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K7Q12 How would you describe [S.C.]’s school performance in reading and language arts? Would you say excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K7Q13 How about [S.C.]’s school performance in math? (READ IF NECESSARY: Would you say excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?)


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



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Subdomain 2: Breastfeeding


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_72]


proposed

NEWQ4 CATI INSTRUCTION: IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD (AND NIS COMPLETED), FILL WITH CBF_01_X


Was [S.C.] ever breastfed or fed breast milk?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_72]


Subdomain 3: After-school activities and parental involvement


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_73]


K7Q30 During the past 12 months, was [S.C.] on a sports team or did [he/she] take sports lessons after school or on weekends?


HELP SCREEN (K7Q30): INCLUDE ANY TEAMS RUN BY YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL OR COMMUNITY GROUPS.


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K7Q31 During the past 12 months, did [he/she] participate in any clubs or organizations after school or on weekends?


HELP SCREEN (K7Q31): EXAMPLES OF CLUBS OR ORGANIZATIONS ARE SCOUTS, ARTS, RELIGIOUS GROUPS, AND BOYS/GIRLS CLUBS.


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K7Q32 CATI INSTRUCTION (K7Q32): IF K7Q30 = 1 OR K7Q31 = 1, THEN SKIP TO K7Q33.


During the past 12 months, did [he/she] participate in any other organized events or activities?


HELP SCREEN (K7Q32): THIS QUESTION CAN INCLUDE ORGANIZED LESSONS IN MUSIC, DANCE, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, PERFORMING ARTS, COMPUTERS, ETC.


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K7Q34]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K7Q34]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K7Q34]




K7Q33 During the past 12 months, how often did you attend events or activities that [S.C.] participated in? Would you say never, sometimes, usually or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) DON'T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K7Q34 Regarding [S.C.]’s friends, would you say that you have met all of [his/her] friends, most of [his/her] friends, some of [his/her] friends, or none of [his/her] friends?


(1) ALL OF [HIS/HER] FRIENDS

(2) MOST OF [HIS/HER] FRIENDS

(3) SOME OF [HIS/HER] FRIENDS

(4) NONE OF [HIS/HER] FRIENDS

(5) CHILD HAS NO FRIENDS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K7Q35 CATI INSTRUCTION (K7Q35): IF AGE_NSCH ≥ 144 MONTHS (12 YEARS), SKIP TO K7Q37.


Sometimes it is difficult to make arrangements to look after children all the time. During the past week, did [S.C.] take care of (himself/herself) or stay alone without an adult or teenager, even for a small amount of time?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K7Q36]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K7Q40]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K7Q40]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K7Q40]

K7Q36 During the past week, how many hours did [S.C] take care of (himself/herself)?


__ __ __ NUMBER OF HOURS [RANGE CHECK: 001-168, 666, 996, 997]

(666) MORE THAN ZERO, LESS THAN 1 HOUR

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


K7Q37 CATI INSTRUCTION (K7Q37): IF AGE_NSCH < 144 MONTHS, SKIP TO K7Q40.

During the past 12 months, how often has [S.C.] been involved in any type of community service or volunteer work at school, church, or in the community? Would you say once a week or more, a few times a month, a few times a year, or never?


(1) ONCE A WEEK OR MORE

(2) A FEW TIMES A MONTH

(3) A FEW TIMES A YEAR

(4) NEVER

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K7Q38 During the past week, did [S.C.] earn money from any work, including regular jobs as well as babysitting, cutting grass, or other occasional work?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K7Q39]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K7Q40]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K7Q40]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K7Q40]


HELP SCREEN (K7Q38): DO NOT INCLUDE HOUSEHOLD CHORES.


K7Q39 During the past week, how many hours did [S.C.] work for pay?


__ __ __ NUMBER OF HOURS [RANGE CHECK: 000-168, 666, 996, 997]

(666) MORE THAN ZERO, LESS THAN 1 HOUR

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_73]


Subdomain 4: Sleep and exercise


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_74]


K7Q40 During the past week, on how many nights did [S.C.] get enough sleep for a child (his/her) age?


____ ____ NUMBER OF NIGHTS [RANGE CHECK: 00-07, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K7Q40): “Enough sleep” is whatever you define it as for this child.

proposed

K7Q41 During the past week, on how many days did [S.C.] participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made [him/her] sweat, (his/her) heart beat faster, and breath hard?

____ ____ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 00-07, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN: These activities should make the heart and lungs more fit, and increase strength in the child’s muscles and bones. Examples include hiking; rollerblading; skateboarding; tennis; jumping rope; martial arts; tug of war; hopping, skipping, or jumping; running; bicycle riding on a stationary or road bike; brisk walking; yard work like pushing a lawn mower; and playing games that require catching or throwing like baseball or softball.


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_74]


Subdomain 5: Reading


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_75]

proposed

RK7Q50 On an average weekday, about how much time does [he/she] usually spend reading hard copies of books for pleasure?


___ ___ ___ ENTER NUMBER


(666) CHILD CANNOT READ

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN: TIME SPENT READING INCLUDES THE TIME A CHILD SPENDS READING TO THEMSELVES OR BEING READ TO BY ANOTHER PERSON. IT DOES NOT INCLUDE TIME SPENT LISTENING TO BOOKS READ BY OR WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF AN AUDIO TAPE, RECORD, CD, OR COMPUTER.


IF K7Q50 IN (000, 666, 996, 997) [SKIP TO RK7Q50B]

ELSE, [SKIP TO RK7Q50A]


RK7Q50A [MARK PERIOD]


(1) HOURS

(2) MINUTES

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


IF HOURS > 12, OR MINUTES > 720, [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, [SKIP TO RK7Q50B]

[WARNING TEXT: THE ANSWER CANNOT BE MORE THAN 12 HOURS OR 720 MINUTES A DAY]

proposed

RK7Q50B On an average weekday, about how much time does [he/she] usually spend reading electronic copies of books for pleasure, using an Amazon Kindle or a similar device, or listening to books read on tapes, CDs, or over the computer?


___ ___ ___ ENTER NUMBER


(666) CHILD CANNOT READ

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


IF RK7Q50B IN (000, 666, 996, 997) [SKIP TO RK7Q51]

ELSE, [SKIP TO RK7Q50C]


RK7Q50C [MARK PERIOD]


(1) HOURS

(2) MINUTES

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


IF HOURS > 12, OR MINUTES > 720, [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, [SKIP TO RK7Q51]

[WARNING TEXT: THE ANSWER CANNOT BE MORE THAN 12 HOURS OR 720 MINUTES A DAY]


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_75]


Subdomain 6: Media Consumption


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_76]

proposed

NEWQ5. Think about all of the time (he/she) spends watching TV shows or videos, and using computers, hand-held devices, and other electronic equipment. On an average weekday, about how much time does [S.C.] usually spend watching TV shows, movies, videos, DVDs, playing computer or video games, using the internet, texting, or visiting social network sites like Facebook?

___ ___ ___ ENTER NUMBER

(666) DON’T OWN ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT SUCH AS A TV, VIDEO OR DVD PLAYER, HAND-HELD DEVICE, COMPUTER, ET CETERA

(777) DON’T KNOW

(999) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K7QNEW1): DO NOT INCLUDE TIME SPENT WATCHING TELEVISION SHOWS, VIDEOS, OR DVDs AT SCHOOL, OR TIME SPENT PLAYING COMPUTER OR VIDEO GAMES, OR USING THE INTERNET AT SCHOOL.


IF K7QNEW1 IN (000, 666, 777, 999) [SKIP TO NEWQ5A]

ELSE, [SKIP TO NEWQ6]


NEWQ5A. [MARK PERIOD]

(1) HOURS

(2) MINUTES

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED

IF HOURS > 12, OR MINUTES > 720, [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, [SKIP TO NEWQ6]

proposed

NEWQ6. Do you limit the amount of time (he/she) spends using all types of media, such as watching TV shows, movies, videos, DVDs, playing computer or video games, using the internet, texting, or visiting social network sites like Facebook?

(1) YES

(2) NO

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED



proposed

NEWQ7. Do you monitor the content of any of these media?

(1) YES

(2) NO

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


READ IF NECESSARY: “These media” include TV shows, movies, and DVDs (he/she) watches, computer or video games (he/she) plays, Internet websites (he/she) uses, and social network sites (he/she visits) such as Facebook.


HELP SCREEN: IF THE RESPONDENT ASKS WHAT “MONITOR” MEANS, WE WANT TO KNOW IF (HE/SHE) CHECKS OR PRE-SCREENS THESE MEDIA FOR TOPICS (HE/SHE) MIGHT NOT APPROVE OF, SUCH AS VIOLENCE, DRUGS OR ALCOHOL, FIGHTING, GUNS, OR SEXUAL CONTENT. IF A RESPONDENT STATES THAT (HE/SHE) USES THESE MEDIA TOGETHER WITH THE CHILD (SUCH AS WATCHING TV SHOWS OR MOVIES TOGETHER) TO EXPLAIN THE CONTENT TO THE CHILD, CODE THIS AS A “YES” RESPONSE.

proposed

NEWQ8. Does (he/she) have access to any of these media in (his/her) bedroom?

(1) YES

(2) NO

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


READ IF NECESSARY: “These media” include TV shows, movies, and DVDs (he/she) watches; computer or video games (he/she) plays; Internet websites (he/she) uses, and social network sites (he/she visits) such as Facebook.


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_76]


Subdomain 7: Social behavior, emotional difficulties, and school engagement



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_77]



K7Q70_INTRO I am going to read a list of items that sometimes describe children. For each item, please tell me how often this was true for [S.C.] during the past month. Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always?


QUESTION STEM: [Please tell me if this statement was never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always true for [S.C.] during the past month.]


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


[CATI: DISPLAY QUESTION STEM FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SCREENS.]


K7Q70 [He/She] argues too much.


K7Q71 [He/She] bullies or is cruel or mean to others.


K7Q72 [He/She] shows respect for teachers and neighbors.


K7Q73 [He/She] gets along well with other children.


K7Q74 [He/She] is disobedient.


K7Q75 [He/She] is stubborn, sullen, or irritable.


K7Q76 [He/She] tries to understand other people’s feelings.


K7Q77 [He/She] tries to resolve conflicts with classmates, family, or friends.


K7Q78 [He/She] feels worthless or inferior.


K7Q79 [He/She] is unhappy, sad, or depressed.


K7Q80 [He/She] is withdrawn, and does not get involved with others.


K7Q82 [He/She] cares about doing well in school.


K7Q83 [He/She] does all required homework.


Subdomain 8: Positive life direction & skills, flourishing


QUESTION STEM: [Please tell me if this statement was never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always true for [S.C.] during the past month.]


proposed

NEWQ9. Please tell me if this statement was never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always true for [S.C.] during the past month. During the past month, how often did [CHILD’s NAME] try to resolve conflicts?

(1) NEVER [SKIP TO NEWQ11]

(2) RARELY [SKIP TO NEWQ11]

(3) SOMETIMES [SKIP TO NEWQ11]

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

NEWQ10. Please tell me if this statement was never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always true for [S.C.] during the past month. During the past month, how often was (he/she) able to resolve conflicts?

(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


proposed

NEWQ11. [READ IF NECESSARY: Please tell me if this statement was never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always true for [S.C.] during the past month.] Does [CHILD’s NAME] have a strong sense of meaning and purpose in (his/her) life?

(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

NEWQ12. [READ IF NECESSARY: Please tell me if this statement was never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always true for [S.C.] during the past month.] Does [CHILD’s NAME] feel that (his/her) life is going in the right direction?

(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

NEWQ13. [READ IF NECESSARY: Please tell me if this statement was never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always true for [S.C.] during the past month.] [CHILD’s NAME] seeks or experiences a connection to:

    1. God/Creator/divine source of life

    2. All living things

    3. Their inner source or soul

    4. ALL OF THESE

  1. DON’T KNOW

  2. REFUSED


proposed

INTRO: I am going to read a list of items that sometimes describe children. For each item, please tell me how often this was true for [S.C.] during the past month. Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


all proposed

NEWQ14 (He/she) finishes the tasks (he/she) starts.

NEWQ15 Once (he/she) says (he/she) is going to do something, s/he does it.

NEWQ16 (He/she) has a close friend who (he/she) can talk to about a problem at school.

NEWQ17 (He/she) tries to learn as much as (he/she) possibly can.

NEWQ18 (He/she) listens and shares ideas with others.

NEWQ19 (He/she) speaks out when (he/she) sees other kids treated unfairly.

NEWQ20 (He/she) helps others when (he/she) doesn't have to.

NEWQ21 (He/she) likes coming up with new ways to solve problems.

NEWQ22 (He/she) shares things with others without being asked.

NEWQ23 (He/she) plans his/her time so that (he/she) can get things done.

NEWQ24 When (he/she) is having a disagreement with someone, (he/she) can control (his/her) anger.

NEWQ25 (He/she) takes good care of things so they last.

Section 8: Family Functioning


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Subdomain 1: Family activities


K8Q12 About how often does [S.C.] attend a religious service?


____ ____ ____ [ENTER NUMBER]


(0) NEVER OR ZERO TIMES OR DOES NOT ATTEND

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


IF K8Q12 IN (0, 996, 997) [SKIP TO K8Q11]

ELSE, [SKIP TO K8Q12A]


K8Q12A [MARK PERIOD]


(1) PER DAY

(2) PER WEEK

(3) PER MONTH

(4) PER YEAR

  1. DON’T KNOW

  2. REFUSED


K8Q11 During the past week, on how many days did all the family members who live in the household eat a meal together?



____ ____ DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 00-07, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED



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Subdomain 2: Parent/child relationship


K8Q21 CATI INSTRUCTION (K8Q21): IF AGE_NSCH < 72 MONTHS (6 YEARS), SKIP TO K8Q22.


How well can you and [S.C.] share ideas or talk about things that really matter? Would you say very well, somewhat well, not very well, or not very well at all?


(1) VERY WELL

(2) SOMEWHAT WELL

(3) NOT VERY WELL

(4) NOT VERY WELL AT ALL

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q22 How would you describe your relationship to [S.C.]? Would you say:


(1) VERY WARM AND CLOSE

(2) SOMEWHAT WARM AND CLOSE

(3) SOMEWHAT DISTANT, OR

(4) VERY DISTANT

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q23 CATI INSTRUCTION (K8Q23): IF AGE_NSCH < 6 MONTHS, SKIP TO K8Q30.


How often is [S.C.] affectionate or tender with you? Would you say:


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q24 CATI INSTRUCTION (K8Q24): IF AGE_NSCH_Y < 5 YEARS, SKIP TO K8Q30.


During the past month, how often have you felt that you just did not understand [S.C.]? Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q25 During the past month, how often have you felt that you can really trust [S.C.]? Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q26 CATI INSTRUCTION (K8Q26): IF AGE_NSCH_Y < 13 YEARS, SKIP TO K8Q30.


Do you feel that [S.C.] and you make decisions about (his/her) life together? Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


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Subdomain 3: Family stress


K8Q30 CATI INSTRUCTION (K8Q30): IF K1Q02 = (1) Mother OR (0) FATHER FILL “parenthood”. ELSE FILL “raising children”.


In general, how well do you feel you are coping with the day to day demands of parenthood? Would you say that you are coping very well, somewhat well, not very well, or not well at all?


(1) VERY WELL

(2) SOMEWHAT WELL

(3) NOT VERY WELL

(4) NOT VERY WELL AT ALL

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q31 During the past month, how often have you felt [S.C.] is much harder to care for than most children (his/her) age? Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q32 During the past month, how often have you felt [he/she] does things that really bother you a lot? [READ IF NECESSARY: Would you say never, rarely sometimes, usually, or always?]


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q34 During the past month, how often have you felt angry with [him/her]?

[READ IF NECESSARY: Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always?]


(1) NEVER

(2) RARELY

(3) SOMETIMES

(4) USUALLY

(5) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K8Q35 CATI INSTRUCTION (K8Q35): IF K1Q02 = (1) Mother OR (2) FATHER FILL “parenthood”. ELSE FILL “raising children”.


Is there someone that you can turn to for day-to-day emotional help with [parenthood/raising children]?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K8Q35): THIS CAN BE ANY PERSON, INCLUDING THEIR SPOUSE.


Section 9: Parental Health


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_91]


Subdomain 1: Household composition and nonresident parents


K9Q00 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q00): IF NIS IS DONE, THEN FILL K9Q00 FROM NIS DATA C1 AND SKIP TO K9Q10_INTRO.


Including the adults and all the children, how many people live in this household?


____ ____ [RANGE: 02-18, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED

Answer must be > S_UNDR18 to proceed.


HELP SCREEN (K9Q00): EACH PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD MUST BE A CURRENT RESIDENT OF THE HOUSEHOLD. A CURRENT RESIDENCE IS DEFINED AS A PLACE WHERE THE PERSON IS STAYING FOR MORE THAN TWO MONTHS AT THE TIME OF THE SURVEY CONTACT. IF A PERSON HAS NO PLACE WHERE HE OR SHE USUALLY STAYS, THE PERSON SHOULD BE CONSIDERED A CURRENT RESIDENT REGARDLESS OF THE LENGTH OF THE CURRENT STAY.


PERSONS AWAY FROM THEIR RESIDENCE FOR TWO MONTHS OR LESS, WHETHER TRAVELING OR IN THE HOSPITAL, ARE CONSIDERED “IN RESIDENCE.”


PERSONS AWAY FROM THEIR RESIDENCE FOR MORE THAN TWO MONTHS ARE CONSIDERED “NOT IN RESIDENCE” UNLESS THE PERSON IS AWAY AT SCHOOL (I.E., BOARDING SCHOOL, MILITARY ACADEMY, PREP SCHOOL, ETC.).


CHILDREN WHO ONLY LIVE PART-TIME IN THE HOUSEHOLD BECAUSE OF CUSTODY ISSUES SHOULD BE INCLUDED IF THEY ARE STAYING THERE WHEN CONTACT WITH THE HOUSEHOLD IS MADE.


K9Q10_INTRO The next few questions are about [S.C.]’s parents. Before I ask them, I need to know which parents live in this household with (S.C).


K9Q10 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q10): IF K1Q02 IS NOT MOTHER (1) OR FATHER (2), SKIP TO K9Q11. IF K1Q02 = 1, REMOVE RESPONSE CATEGORIES 05-08. ELSE IF K1Q02 = 2, REMOVE RESPONSE CATEGORIES 01-04.


Earlier you told me you are [S.C.]’s (Mother/Father). Are you [S.C.]’s biological, adoptive, step, or foster (mother/father)]?


(1) BIOLOGICAL MOTHER

(2) STEP MOTHER

(3) FOSTER MOTHER

(4) ADOPTIVE MOTHER

(5) BIOLOGICAL FATHER

(6) STEP FATHER

(7) FOSTER FATHER

(8) ADOPTIVE FATHER

(9) OTHER

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


K9Q11 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q11): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR 2, AND K9Q00 = S_UNDR18 + 1 [I.E., IF THERE IS ONLY ONE ADULT IN HOUSEHOLD AND THAT ADULT IS A MOTHER OR FATHER], SKIP TO K9Q12_A.


IF K1Q02= 1, 2, 96, OR 97, DO NOT READ THE

FIRST SENTENCE. ELSE, FILL THE FIRST SENTENCE ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING RULES:


IF K1Q02= 3, 4, FILL ‘sibling’;

IF K1Q02= 5, 6, 7, 9 FILL ‘relative’;

IF K1Q02= 8, FILL ‘grandparent’;

IF K1Q02= 10, FILL ‘friend’;

IF K1Q02= 10, 11, 12 FILL ‘guardian’;


IF K1Q02 = 1 OR 2, FILL THE SECOND SENTENCE WITH THE FIRST “other”.

IF K1Q02 NE 1 OR 2, FILL THE SECOND SENTENCE WITH THE SECOND “other.”


[Earlier you told me you are [S.C.]’s (ANSWER TO K1Q02).] Does [S.C.] have any (other) parents, or (other) people who act as (his/her) parents, living here?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q12_A]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q12_A]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q12_A]


K9Q12 What is their relationship to [S.C.]? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY.]


HELP SCREEN (K9Q12): IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS “MOTHER” OR “FATHER,” THEN ASK: ‘Is that (his/her) biological, adoptive, step, or foster (mother/father)?’


[MORE THAN ONE OPTION CAN BE SELECTED IF BETWEEN 1 AND 19, BUT 6 AND 7 MUST BE SELECTED ALONE]


IF K9Q10=1 AND K9Q12 = 1, THEN DISPLAY WARNING TEXT 2.

IF K9Q10=5 AND K9Q12 = 5, THEN DISPLAY WARNING TEXT 2.


WARNING TEXT 2: SELECTED CHILD CAN NOT HAVE TWO BIOLOGICAL MOTHERS OR TWO BIOLOGICAL FATHERS. CONFIRM RESPONSES FOR THE LAST THREE QUESTIONS.

[Return to K9Q12]


IF NUMBER OF SELECTIONS IN K9Q12 > K9Q00 - S_UNDR18), GO TO K9Q12_CONF

ELSE [SKIP TO K9Q12_A]

K9Q12X01 BIOLOGICAL MOTHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X02 STEP MOTHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X03 FOSTER MOTHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X04 ADOPTIVE MOTHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X05 BIOLOGICAL FATHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X06 STEP FATHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X07 FOSTER FATHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X08 ADOPTIVE FATHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X09 SISTER OR BROTHER (STEP/FOSTER/HALF/ADOPTIVE)

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X10 IN-LAW OF ANY TYPE

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X11 AUNT/UNCLE

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X12 GRANDMOTHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X13 GRANDFATHER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X14 OTHER FAMILY MEMBER

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X15 FEMALE GUARDIAN

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X16 MALE GUARDIAN

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X17 RESPONDENT’S PARTNER OR BOY/GIRLFRIEND

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED K9Q12X18 OTHER NON-RELATIVE

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

K9Q12X19 TWO OR MORE OF THE SAME RELATIONSHIP TYPE

(1) YES (0) NO (6) DON’T KNOW (7) REFUSED

IF NUMBER OF SELECTIONS IN K9Q12 INDEX > K9Q00 - S_UNDR18),

[DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE IF K9Q12X19 = 1, [SKIP TO K9Q12_T]

ELSE [SKIP TO K9Q12_A]


K9Q12_CONF IF K9Q10 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7, or 8) then DISPLAY: Just to confirm, you're the [FILL RESPONSE FROM K9Q10], and your child's [FILL ALL RESPONSES FROM K9Q12, WITH "AND" BEFORE THE LAST RESPONSE] also live in the household?


ELSE DISPLAY: Just to confirm, your child's [FILL ALL RESPONSES FROM K9Q12, WITH "AND" BEFORE THE LAST RESPONSE] live in the household?


(1) YES, CONTINUE

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


IF K9Q12 = 19, [SKIP TO K9Q12_T], ELSE SKIP TO K9Q12_A


K9Q12_T ENTER RELATIVE OR RELATIVES_______________________________.


ENTER THE NUMBER AND TYPE OF PERSON REPORTED. FOR EXAMPLE: “2 BROTHERS”. IF ONE OF THE RELATIVES IS ALREADY LISTED IN THE PICKLIST, DO NOT INCLUDE AGAIN HERE.

K9Q12_A CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q12_A): IF ANY BIOLOGICAL MOTHER OR BIOLOGICAL FATHER IN HH [(K9Q10 = 1 OR K9Q10 = 5) OR (K9Q12=1 OR K9Q12=5)], SKIP TO K9Q16. IF RESPONDENT IS ADOPTIVE MOTHER OR ADOPTIVE FATHER (K9Q10 = 4 OR K9Q10 = 8), SKIP TO K9Q16.


ELSE, ASK K9Q12_A


Have you legally adopted [S.C.]?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K9Q16 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q16): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1 (K9Q12 = 1, 2, 3, or 4), ASK K9Q16. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q17A.


IF K1Q02 = 1, FILL “are you”. ELSE, FILL “is [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]”


How old [are you / is [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]]?


____ ____ YEARS [RANGE CHECK: 18-99, 996, 997]


(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q16): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K9Q17A CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17A): IF HOUSEHOLD INCLUDES A MOTHER (K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1) AND A FATHER (K1Q02 = 2 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1), ASK K9Q17A. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q17B.


IF THE RESPONDENT IS THE MOTHER (K1Q02 = 1), THEN READ: Are you and [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] currently married or living together as partners?


IF THE RESPONDENT IS THE FATHER (K1Q02 = 2), THEN READ: Are you and [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE] currently married or living together as partners?


IF THE RESPONDENT IS NEITHER THE MOTHER NOR THE FATHER, THEN READ: Are [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE] and [FATHER TYPE] currently married or living together as partners?


(1) MARRIED [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(2) LIVING TOGETHER AS PARTNERS [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(3) NOT MARRIED AND NOT LIVING TOGETHER AS PARTNERS [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q20]


K9Q17B CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17B): IF HOUSEHOLD INCLUDES A MOTHER (K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1) BUT NOT A FATHER (NO VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1), ASK K9Q17B. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q17C.


IF THE RESPONDENT IS THE MOTHER (K1Q02 = 1), THEN READ: Are you currently married, separated, divorced, widowed, or never married?


IF THE RESPONDENT IS NOT THE MOTHER, THEN READ: Is [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE] currently married, separated, divorced, widowed, or never married?


(1) MARRIED [SKIP TO K9Q17B_1]

(2) SEPARATED [SKIP TO K9Q17B_3]

(3) DIVORCED [SKIP TO K9Q17B_3]

(4) WIDOWED [SKIP TO K9Q17B_3]

(5) NEVER MARRIED [SKIP TO K9Q17B_3]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q17B_3]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q17B_3]


K9Q17B_1 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17B_1): IF MOTHER TYPE IS FOSTER OR ADOPTIVE (K9Q10 = 3 OR 4, OR K9Q12X03 = 1, OR K9Q12X04 = 1), THEN SKIP TO K9Q18. ELSE, IF RESPONDENT IS THE MOTHER (K1Q02 = 1) FILL “Are you”; ELSE FILL “Is [S.C.]’S [MOTHER TYPE]”.


(Are you / Is [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]) married to [S.C.]’s biological father?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q18]


K9Q17B_2 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17B_2): IF K9Q17B_1 = 1 THEN FILL “(S.C)’s biological father”. IF K9Q17B_1 = (0,6,7,<NULL>) AND K1Q02 = 1 THEN FILL “your spouse”. ELSE FILL “[S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]’s spouse”.


Why doesn’t [(S.C)’s biological father/your spouse/[S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]’s spouse] currently live in the household?


ENTER REASON: ______________________________________________ [SKIP TO K9Q18]


K9Q17B_3 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17B_3): IF RESPONDENT IS THE MOTHER (K1Q02 = 1) FILL “Are you”; ELSE FILL “Is [S.C.]’S [MOTHER TYPE]”.


(Are you / Is [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]) currently living with a partner?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q20]


K9Q17C CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17C): IF HOUSEHOLD INCLUDES A FATHER (K1Q02 = 2 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1) BUT NOT A MOTHER (NO VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1), ASK K9Q17C. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q17D.


IF THE RESPONDENT IS THE FATHER (K1Q02 = 2), THEN READ: Are you currently married, separated, divorced, widowed, or never married?


IF THE RESPONDENT IS NOT THE FATHER, THEN READ: Is [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] currently married, separated, divorced, widowed, or never married?


(1) MARRIED [SKIP TO K9Q17C_1]

(2) SEPARATED [SKIP TO K9Q17C_3]

(3) DIVORCED [SKIP TO K9Q17C_3]

(4) WIDOWED [SKIP TO K9Q17C_3]

(5) NEVER MARRIED [SKIP TO K9Q17C_3]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q17C_3]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q17C_3]


K9Q17C_1 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17C_1): IF FATHER TYPE IS FOSTER OR ADOPTIVE (K9Q10 = 7 OR 8, OR K9Q12X07 = 1, OR K9Q12X08 = 1), THEN SKIP TO K9Q18. ELSE, IF RESPONDENT IS THE FATHER (K1Q02 = 2) FILL “Are you”; ELSE FILL “Is [S.C.]’S [FATHER TYPE]”.


(Are you / Is [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]) married to [S.C.]’s biological mother?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q18]


K9Q17C_2 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17C_2): IF K9Q17C_1 = 1 THEN FILL “(S.C)’s biological mother”. IF K9Q17B_1 = (0,6,7) AND K1Q02 = 2 THEN FILL “your spouse”. ELSE FILL “[S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]’s spouse”.


Why doesn’t [(S.C)’s biological mother/your spouse/[S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]’s spouse] currently live in the household?


ENTER REASON: ______________________________________________ [SKIP TO K9Q18]


K9Q17C_3 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q17C_3): IF RESPONDENT IS THE FATHER (K1Q02 = 2) FILL “Are you”; ELSE FILL “Is [S.C.]’S [FATHER TYPE]”.


(Are you / Is [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]) currently living with a partner?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q20]


K9Q17D Are you currently married, separated, divorced, widowed, or never married?


(1) MARRIED [SKIP TO K9Q17D_1]

(2) SEPARATED [SKIP TO K9Q17D_3]

(3) DIVORCED [SKIP TO K9Q17D_3]

(4) WIDOWED [SKIP TO K9Q17D_3]

(5) NEVER MARRIED [SKIP TO K9Q17D_3]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q17D_3]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q17D_3]


K9Q17D_1 Does your spouse currently live in the household with [S.C.]?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q17D_2]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q18]


K9Q17D_2 Why doesn’t your spouse currently live in the household?


ENTER REASON: ______________________________________________ [SKIP TO K9Q18]


K9Q17D_3 Are you currently living with a partner?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K9Q18]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q20]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q20]


K9Q18 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q18):


IF K9Q17A = (1,2,3,6,7) AND K1Q02 = 1, or

IF K9Q17A = (1,2,3,6,7) AND K1Q02 = 2, or

IF K9Q17B = 1 AND K1Q02 = 1 AND K9Q17B_1 = 1, or

IF K9Q17B = 1 AND K1Q02 = 1 AND K9Q17B_1 ≠ 1, or

IF K9Q17B_3 = 1 AND K1Q02 = 1, or

IF K9Q17C = 1 AND K1Q02 = 2 AND K9Q17C_1 = 1, or

IF K9Q17C = 1 AND K1Q02 = 2 AND K9Q17C_1 ≠ 1, or

IF K9Q17C_3 = 1 AND K1Q02 = 2, or

IF K9Q17D = 1, or

IF K9Q17D_3 = 1,

THEN FILL WITH “your spouse or partner”.


IF NONE OF THE ABOVE IS TRUE, SKIP TO K9Q20.


The next question is about your relationship with [TEXTFILL]. Would you say that your relationship is completely happy, very happy, fairly happy, or not too happy?

(1) COMPLETELY HAPPY

(2) VERY HAPPY

(3) FAIRLY HAPPY

(4) NOT TOO HAPPY

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_92]


Subdomain 2: General health status


K9Q20 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q20): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1, ASK K9Q20. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q21.

IF S1Q02 = 2, (AND S9Q01 IN (2,6,7) OR ALL VALUES OF S9Q02X08 IN (6,7, MISSING)) SKIP TO S9Q10. [R IS FATHER/NO KNOWLDEGE OF OTHER MOTHER OR FATHER IN HH]

R = SFH – Single father in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 IN (1,2) AND ((S9Q01 IN (2,6,7) OR ALL VALUES OF S9Q02X01-S9Q02X04 IN (6,7, MISSING)), SKIP TO S9Q10. [R. IS NOT THE MOTHER OR FATHER/NO KNOWLDEGE OF MOTHER OR FATHER IN HH.

R = NPN – Respondent not parent, no mother/father in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 NE 1 AND ONE OR MORE VALUES IN S9Q02X05-S9Q02X08 = 1, THEN SKIP TO S9Q09. [R. IS NOT MOTHER AND SOME TYPE OF FATHER IN HH]

R = NMF – Respondent is not mother, father in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 NE 1 AND ONE OR MORE VALUES IN S9Q02X01–S9Q02X04 =1, THEN SKIP TO S9Q08. [R. IS NOT MOTHER BUT MOTHER LIVES IN HH]

R = RMM - Respondent is not mother, mother in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 NE 1, AND S9Q02X01-S9Q02X08 NE 1, THEN SKIP TO S9Q10. [R. IS NOT MOTHER AND NO KNOWLEDGE OF MOTHER OR FATHER IN HH].

R = NMN – Respondent is not mother, no known Mother or Father in HH.


IF K1Q02 = 1, FILL “your”. ELSE, FILL [IF K9Q12 = 1, then "mother", ELSE IF K9Q12 = 2, then "step mother," ELSEIF K9Q12 = 3, then "foster mother," ELSEIF K9Q12=4, then "adoptive mother"].


Would you say that, in general, ([S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]/your) health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q20): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K9Q21 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q21): IF K1Q02 = 2 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1, ASK K9Q21. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q22.


IF K1Q02 = 2, FILL “your”. ELSE, FILL [IF K9Q12 = 5, then "father", ELSEIF K9Q12 = 6, then "step father," ELSEIF K9Q12 = 7, then "foster father," ELSEIF K9Q12=8, then "adoptive father"].


Would you say that, in general, ([S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]/your) health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q21): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K9Q22 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q22): IF K1Q02 NE (1, 2), ASK K9Q22. ELSE SKIP TO K9Q23.


Would you say that, in general, your health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q22): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE [textfill: answer from K1Q02] LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


TEXTFILL Logic:

IF K1Q02= 3 Fill with "SISTER (STEP/FOSTER/HALF/ADOPTIVE)"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 4 Fill with "BROTHER (STEP/FOSTER/HALF/ADOPTIVE)"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 5 Fill with "IN-LAW OF ANY TYPE"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 6 Fill with "AUNT"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 7 Fill with "UNCLE"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 8 Fill with "GRANDPARENT"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 9 Fill with "OTHER FAMILY MEMBER"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 10 Fill with "OTHER NON-RELATIVE"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 11 Fill with "FEMALE GUARDIAN"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 12 Fill with "MALE GUARDIAN"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 96 Fill with "RESPONDENT ON THE TELEPHONE"

ELSE IF K1Q02= 97 Fill with "RESPONDENT ON THE TELEPHONE"


K9Q23 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q23): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1, ASK K9Q23. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q24.

IF S1Q02 = 2, (AND S9Q01 IN (2,6,7) OR ALL VALUES OF S9Q02X08 IN (6,7, MISSING)) SKIP TO S9Q10. [R IS FATHER/NO KNOWLDEGE OF OTHER MOTHER OR FATHER IN HH]

R = SFH – Single father in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 IN (1,2) AND ((S9Q01 IN (2,6,7) OR ALL VALUES OF S9Q02X01-S9Q02X04 IN (6,7, MISSING)), SKIP TO S9Q10. [R. IS NOT THE MOTHER OR FATHER/NO KNOWLDEGE OF MOTHER OR FATHER IN HH.

R = NPN – Respondent not parent, no mother/father in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 NE 1 AND ONE OR MORE VALUES IN S9Q02X05-S9Q02X08 = 1, THEN SKIP TO S9Q09. [R. IS NOT MOTHER AND SOME TYPE OF FATHER IN HH]

R = NMF – Respondent is not mother, father in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 NE 1 AND ONE OR MORE VALUES IN S9Q02X01–S9Q02X04 =1, THEN SKIP TO S9Q08. [R. IS NOT MOTHER BUT MOTHER LIVES IN HH]

R = RMM - Respondent is not mother, mother in HH.

ELSE, IF S1Q02 NE 1, AND S9Q02X01-S9Q02X08 NE 1, THEN SKIP TO S9Q10. [R. IS NOT MOTHER AND NO KNOWLEDGE OF MOTHER OR FATHER IN HH].

R = NMN – Respondent is not mother, no known Mother or Father in HH.


IF K1Q02 = 01, FILL “your”. ELSE, FILL [MOTHER TYPE].


Would you say that, in general, ([S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]/your) mental and emotional health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q23): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K9Q24 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q24): IF K1Q02 = 2 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1, ASK K9Q24. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q25.


IF K1Q02 = 2, FILL “your”. ELSE, FILL [FATHER TYPE].


Would you say that, in general, ([S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]/your) mental and emotional health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q24): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K9Q25 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q25): IF K1Q02 NE (1, 2), ASK K9Q25. ELSE SKIP TO K9Q30.


Would you say that, in general, your mental and emotional health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?


(1) EXCELLENT

(2) VERY GOOD

(3) GOOD

(4) FAIR

(5) POOR

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q25): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE [textfill: answer from K1Q02] LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_93]


Subdomain 3: Exercise

proposed

K9Q30 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q30): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1, ASK K9Q30. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q31.


IF K1Q02 = 1, FILL (1) you (0) you (3) your (4) you.

ELSE, FILL (1) S.C.’s [MOTHER TYPE] (0) her (3) her (4) her.

During the past week, on how many days did [you/S.C.’s MOTHER TYPE] exercise or play sports, or participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made [you/her] sweat, (your/his/her) heart beat faster, and breath harder?


____ ____ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 00-07, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q30): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K9Q31 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q31): IF K1Q02 = 2 OR (K9Q12 = 5, 6, 7, or 8), ASK K9Q31. ELSE, SKIP TO K9Q32.


IF K9Q30 NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “And how about you?"


READ AS NECESSARY: “During the past week, on how many days did [you/S.C.’s MOTHER TYPE] exercise or play sports, or participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made [you/her] sweat, (your/his/her) heart beat faster, and breath hard?”


IF K9Q30 NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “And how about [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “During the past week, on how many days did [you/S.C.’s FATHER TYPE] exercise or play sports, or participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made him sweat, his heart beat faster, and breath hard?”

IF K9Q30 IS BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “During the past week, on how many days did you exercise or play sports, or participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made you sweat, your heart beat faster, and breath hard?



IF K9Q30 IS BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “During the past week, on how many days did [S.C.’s FATHER TYPE] exercise or play sports, or participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made him sweat, his heart beat faster, and breath hard?


____ ____ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 00-07, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q31): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.

proposed

K9Q32 CATI INSTRUCTION (K9Q32): IF K1Q02 NE (1, 2), ASK K9Q32. ELSE SKIP TO K9Q40.


IF K9Q30 OR K9Q31 ARE NOT BLANK,

ASK: “And how about you?”


READ AS NECESSARY: " During the past week, on how many days did you exercise or play sports, or participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made you sweat, your heart beat faster, and breath hard?”


IF K9Q30 AND K9Q31 ARE BLANK, ASK: " During the past week, on how many days did you exercise or play sports, or participate in physical activity for at least 60 minutes that made you sweat, your heart beat faster, and breath hard?”

____ ____ NUMBER OF DAYS [RANGE CHECK: 00-07, 96, 97]

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K9Q32): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE [textfill: answer from K1Q02] LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_94]


Subdomain 4: Smoking


K9Q40 Does anyone living in your household use cigarettes, cigars, or pipe tobacco?


(1) YES

(0) NO [SKIP TO K9Q50]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K9Q50]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K9Q50]


K9Q41 Does anyone smoke inside [S.C.]’s home?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_94]


Subdomain 5: Childhood Experience


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_95]

proposed

I’d like to ask you some questions about events that happened during your childhood. This information will allow us to better understand problems that may occur early in life, and may help others in the future. All questions refer to the time period before you were 18 years of age. Now, looking back before you were 18 years of age—


proposed

NEWQ26 Did you live with anyone who was depressed, mentally ill, or suicidal?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

NEWQ27 Did you live with anyone who was a problem drinker, alcoholic, or used illegal or street drugs?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

NEWQ32 Did you live with anyone who served time or was sentenced to serve time in a prison, jail, or other correctional facility?


  1. Yes

(2) No

(7) Don’t know / Not sure

(9) Refused

proposed

NEWQ28 Were your parents separated or divorced?


(0) NO

(1) YES

(2) MY PARENT ARE NOT OR WERE NOT MARRIED

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

NEWQ29 What is the highest education level achieved by any of (S.C.’s) grandparents?

(0) did not attend any school

(1) finished grammar or elementary school

(2) finished middle school

(3) finished high school

(4) finished vocational training

(5) finished some collage

(6) earned at least one college degree

(7) Don’t know

(9) Refused



Subdomain 6: Social Context


proposed

Now, I am going to ask you about several factors that can affect a person’s health.


proposed

NEWQ30 In general, how satisfied are you with your life?

  1. Very satisfied

  2. Satisfied

  3. Dissatisfied

  4. Very dissatisfied

(7) Don't know / Not sure

(9) Refused


proposed

NEWQ31 How often in the past 12 months would you say you were worried or stressed about having enough money to pay your rent/mortgage? Would you say you were worried or stressed---

  1. Always

  2. Usually

  3. Sometimes

  4. Rarely

  5. Never

  6. Don’t know, not sure

  7. Not applicable; I don’t pay rent or a mortgage. This does not apply to me.

(9) Refused



Section 10: Neighborhood and Community Characteristics


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_101]


Subdomain 1: Neighborhood amenities


K10Q01_INTRO Now, I have a few questions about your neighborhood and community. Please tell me if the following places and things are available to children in your neighborhood, even if [S.C.] does not actually use them.


K10Q11 Sidewalks or walking paths?

[READ IF NECESSARY: Do those exist in your neighborhood?]


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q12 A park or playground area?

[READ IF NECESSARY: Does that exist in your neighborhood?]


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q13 A recreation center, community center, or boys’ or girls’ club?

[READ IF NECESSARY: Does that exist in your community?]


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q14 A library or bookmobile?

[READ IF NECESSARY: Does that exist in your community?]


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_102]


Subdomain 2: Neighborhood condition


K10Q20 In your neighborhood, is there litter or garbage on the street or sidewalk?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q22 How about poorly kept or rundown housing?

[READ IF NECESSARY: Does that exist in your neighborhood?]


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q23 How about vandalism such as broken windows or graffiti?

[READ IF NECESSARY: Does that exist in your neighborhood?]


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_103]


Subdomain 3: Social capital


K10Q30_INTRO Now, for the next four questions, I am going to ask how much you agree or disagree with each of these statements about your neighborhood or community.


K10Q30 “People in this neighborhood help each other out.” Would you say that you definitely agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or definitely disagree with this statement?


(1) DEFINITELY AGREE

(2) SOMEWHAT AGREE

(3) SOMEWHAT DISAGREE

(4) DEFINITELY DISAGREE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q31 “We watch out for each other’s children in this neighborhood.”

[READ ONLY WHEN NEEDED: Would you say that you definitely agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or definitely disagree with this statement?]


(1) DEFINITELY AGREE

(2) SOMEWHAT AGREE

(3) SOMWHAT DISAGREE

(4) DEFINITELY DISAGREE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q32 “There are people I can count on in this neighborhood.”

[READ ONLY WHEN NEEDED: Would you say that you definitely agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or definitely disagree with this statement?]


(1) DEFINITELY AGREE

(2) SOMEWHAT AGREE

(3) SOMEWHAT DISAGREE

(4) DEFINITELY DISAGREE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q34 “If my child were outside playing and got hurt or scared, there are adults nearby who I trust to help my child.”

[READ ONLY WHEN NEEDED: Would you say that you definitely agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or definitely disagree with this statement?]


HELP SCREEN (K10Q34): IF RESPONDENT SAYS THEIR CHILD IS TOO YOUNG TO PLAY OUTSIDE, SAY: "Please answer the question as IF your child were playing outside."


(1) DEFINITELY AGREE

(2) SOMEWHAT AGREE

(3) SOMEWHAT DISAGREE

(4) DEFINITELY DISAGREE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_104]


Subdomain 4: Perceived safety


K10Q40 How often do you feel [S.C.] is safe in your community or neighborhood? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K10Q41 CATI INSTRUCTION (K10Q41): IF AGE_NSCH < 6 YEARS, SKIP TO K11Q01_INTRO. IF K7Q01F = 0, 6, 7, OR K7Q02 = 555, 666, OR K7Q01 = 3 [I.E. NOT ENROLLED IN PAST 12 MONTHS/HOME-SCHOOLED], SKIP TO K11Q01_INTRO.


How often do you feel [he/she] is safe at school? Would you say never, sometimes, usually, or always?


(1) NEVER

(2) SOMETIMES

(3) USUALLY

(4) ALWAYS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


Section 11: Additional Demographics


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_111]


Subdomain 1: Race and ethnicity of child


K11Q01_INTRO Now I have a few more general questions about [S.C.] and your household.

K11Q01 CATI INSTRUCTION: FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE C2_06Q3_1 THROUGH C2_06q3_9 AS APPROPRIATE IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD. IF SUC=4 AND ST=SC, THEN FILL FROM TIS_C2.


Is [S.C.] of Hispanic or Latino origin?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q01): HISPANIC OR LATINO INCLUDES MEXICAN, MEXICAN-AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN, SOUTH AMERICAN OR PUERTO RICAN, CUBAN, OR OTHER SPANISH-CARIBBEAN.

K11Q02EX CATI INSTRUCTION: FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE C3_NSCH AS APPROPRIATE IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD. IF SUC=4 AND ST=SC, THEN FILL FROM TIS_C4


Now, I'm going to read a list of categories. Please choose one or more of the following categories to describe [S.C.]’s race. Is [S.C.] White, Black or African American, American Indian, Alaska Native, Asian, or Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY]


K11Q02X01 WHITE (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF K11Q02X02 BLACK/AFRICAN-AMERICAN (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF K11Q02X03 AMERICAN INDIAN (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF K11Q02X04 ALASKA NATIVE (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF K11Q02X05 ASIAN (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF K11Q02X06 NATIVE HAWAIIAN (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF K11Q02X07 PACIFIC ISLANDER (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF K11Q02X08 OTHER (1) YES (0) NO (6) DK (7) REF

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

HELP SCREEN (K11Q02): BE SURE TO READ THE ENTIRE QUESTION AS WRITTEN, INCLUDING ALL RESPONSE CATEGORIES. RACE INFORMATION IS COLLECTED BY SELF-IDENTIFICATION. IT IS “WHATEVER RACE YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF TO BE.” DO NOT TRY TO EXPLAIN OR DEFINE ANY OF THE GROUPS. MULTIPLE RACES MAY BE SELECTED.


IF K11Q02X08 = 1, [SKIP TO K11Q02_OS]

ELSE, [SKIP TO K11Q03]


K11Q02_OS CATI INSTRUCTION: FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE C3_OTHRX AS APPROPRIATE IF S.C. = NIS-ELIGIBLE CHILD. IF SUC=4 AND ST=SC, THEN FILL FROM TIS_C4_OTHR


ENTER RACE______________________________________________________________


K11Q03 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q03): IF K11Q02X03 = 1 OR K11Q02X04 = 1 THEN ASK K11Q03. ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q20.


At any time during the past 12 months, did [S.C.] receive services from any Indian Health Service hospital or clinic?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_112]


Subdomain 2: Education of parents


K11Q20 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q20): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1, ASK K11Q20. ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q21. IF K1Q02 = 1, FILL “you have”. ELSE, FILL “[S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE] has”

Fill with NIS variable C6_06Q3_x if as appropriate if S.C. = NIS eligible child. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, THEN FILL FROM TIS_C6


What is the highest grade or year of school [you have / [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE] has] completed?


(1) 8th GRADE OR LESS
(2)
9th-12th GRADE NO DIPLOMA
(
3) HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OR GED COMPLETED
(
4) COMPLETED A VOCATIONAL, TRADE, OR BUSINESS SCHOOL PROGRAM
(
5) SOME COLLEGE CREDIT BUT NO DEGREE
(
6) ASSOCIATE DEGREE (AA, AS)
(
7) BACHELOR’S DEGREE (BA, BS, AB)
(
8) MASTER’S DEGREE (MA, MS, MSW, MBA)
(
9) DOCTORATE (PhD, EdD) or PROFESSIONAL DEGREE (MD, DDS, DVM, JD)

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED

HELP SCREEN (K11Q20): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q21 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q21): IF K1Q02 = 2 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1, ASK K11Q21.  ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q22.


IF K11Q20 NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “And how about you?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?”


IF K11Q20 NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “And how about [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “What is the highest grade or year of school [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] has completed?”


IF K11Q20 IS BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?”


IF K11Q20 IS BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “What is the highest grade or year of school [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] has completed?”


If K11Q20 filled from NIS and K1Q02 = 2, Ask : "What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?"


IF K11Q20 FILLED FROM NIS AND K1Q02 <> 02, ASK: "What is the highest grade or year of school [S.C.]'s [FATHER TYPE] has completed?"


(1) 8th GRADE OR LESS
(2)
9th-12th GRADE NO DIPLOMA
(
3) HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OR GED COMPLETED
(
4) COMPLETED A VOCATIONAL, TRADE, OR BUSINESS SCHOOL PROGRAM
(
5) SOME COLLEGE CREDIT BUT NO DEGREE
(
6) ASSOCIATE DEGREE (AA, AS)
(
7) BACHELOR’S DEGREE (BA, BS, AB)
(
8) MASTER’S DEGREE (MA, MS, MSW, MBA)
(
9) DOCTORATE (PhD, EdD) or PROFESSIONAL DEGREE (MD, DDS, DVM, JD)

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q21): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q22 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q22): IF K1Q02 NE (1, 2), ASK K11Q22.  ELSE SKIP TO K11Q30.


IF K11Q20 OR K11Q21 ARE NOT BLANK, ASK: “And how about you?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?”


IF K11Q20 AND K11Q21 ARE BLANK, ASK: “What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed?”

(1) 8th GRADE OR LESS
(2)
9th-12th GRADE NO DIPLOMA
(
3) HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OR GED COMPLETED
(
4) COMPLETED A VOCATIONAL, TRADE, OR BUSINESS SCHOOL PROGRAM
(
5) SOME COLLEGE CREDIT BUT NO DEGREE
(
6) ASSOCIATE DEGREE (AA, AS)
(
7) BACHELOR’S DEGREE (BA, BS, AB)
(
8) MASTER’S DEGREE (MA, MS, MSW, MBA)
(
9) DOCTORATE (PhD, EdD) or PROFESSIONAL DEGREE (MD, DDS, DVM, JD)

(96) DON’T KNOW

(97) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q22): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE [textfill: answer from K1Q02] LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_113]


Subdomain 3: Birthplace of child and parents



K11Q30 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q20): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-K9Q12X04 = 1, ASK K11Q30. ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q31.


IF K1Q02 = 1, FILL “you have”. ELSE, FILL “[S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE] has”


[Were you / Was [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]] born in the United States?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q30): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q31 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q31): IF K1Q02 = 2 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1, ASK K11Q31.  ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q32.


IF K11Q30 NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “And how about you?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “Were you born in the United States?”


IF K11Q30 NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “And how about [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “Was [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] born in the United States?”

IF K11Q30 IS BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “Were you born in the United States?”


IF K11Q30 IS BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “Was [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] born in the United States?”


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q31): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q32 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q32): IF K1Q02 NE (1, 2), ASK K11Q32.  ELSE SKIP TO K11Q33.


IF K11Q30 OR K11Q31 ARE NOT BLANK, ASK: “And how about you?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “Were you born in the United States?”


IF K11Q30 AND K11Q31 ARE BLANK, ASK: “Were you born in the United States?”

(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q32): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE [textfill: answer from K1Q02] LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q33 And how about [S.C.]?


READ AS NECESSARY: Was [S.C.] born in the United States?

(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K11Q34A CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q34A): IF K1Q02 = 1 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X01-

K9Q12X04 = 1, AND K11Q30 = 0, ASK K11Q34A. ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q35A.


IF K1Q02 = 01, FILL “you have”. ELSE, FILL “[S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE] has”


How long [have you / has [S.C.]’s [MOTHER TYPE]] been in the United States?


___ ____ ____ [ENTER NUMBER]

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q34A): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MOTHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q34B [MARK PERIOD]


(1) DAYS

(2) WEEKS

(3) MONTHS

(4) YEARS


K11Q35A CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q35A): IF K1Q02 = 2 OR ANY VALUE FOR K9Q12X05-K9Q12X08 = 1, ASK K11Q35A.  ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q36A.


IF K11Q34A NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “And how about you?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “How long have you been in the United States?”


IF K11Q34A NOT BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “And how about [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE]?”

READ AS NECESSARY: “How long has [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] been in the United States?”


IF K11Q34A IS BLANK AND K1Q02 = 2, ASK: “How long have you been in the United States?”


IF K11Q34A IS BLANK AND K1Q02 NE (2), ASK: “How long has [S.C.]’s [FATHER TYPE] been in the United States?”


___ ____ ____ [ENTER NUMBER]

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q35A): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATHER (BIOLOGICAL, STEP, FOSTER, ADOPTIVE) LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q35B [MARK PERIOD]


(1) DAYS

(2) WEEKS

(3) MONTHS

(4) YEARS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K11Q36A CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q36A): IF K1Q02 NE (1, 2) AND K11Q32 = 0, ASK K11Q36A. ELSE SKIP TO K11Q37A.


IF K11Q34A OR K11Q35A ARE NOT BLANK, ASK: “And how about you?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “How long have you been in the United States?”


IF K11Q34A AND K11Q35A ARE BLANK, ASK: “How long have you been in the United States?”

___ ____ ____ [ENTER NUMBER]

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q36A): AT THIS QUESTION, COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT THE [textfill: answer from K1Q02] LIVING IN THIS HOUSE.


K11Q36B [MARK PERIOD]


(1) DAYS

(2) WEEKS

(3) MONTHS

(4) YEARS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K11Q37A CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q37A): IF K11Q33 = 0, ASK K11Q37A. ELSE SKIP TO K11Q40


IF K11Q34A, K11Q35A, OR K11Q36A ARE NOT BLANK, ASK: “And how about [S.C.]?”


READ AS NECESSARY: “How long has [S.C.] been in the United States?”


IF K11Q34A, K11Q35A, AND K11Q36A ARE BLANK, ASK: “How long has [S.C.] been in the United States?”


___ ____ ____ [ENTER NUMBER]

(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED


K11Q37B [MARK PERIOD]


(1) DAYS

(2) WEEKS

(3) MONTHS

(4) YEARS

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K11Q38 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q38): IF ANY BIOLOGICAL MOTHER OR BIOLOGICAL FATHER IN HH (K9Q10 = 1 OR K9Q10 = 5 OR K9Q12X01 = 1 OR K9Q12X05 = 1), SKIP TO K11Q43. IF NO BIOLOGICAL PARENT IN HH AND IF ANY ADOPTIVE PARENT OR GUARDIAN IN HOUSEHOLD (K9Q10 = 4 OR K9Q10 = 8 OR K9Q12X04 = 1 OR K9Q12X08 = 1 OR K9Q12_A = 1), ASK K11Q38. ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q43.


Was [S.C.] adopted from another country?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K11Q41]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K11Q40]

(6) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q40]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q40]



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_114]


Subdomain 4: Residential mobility


K11Q40 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q40): IF ANY BIOLOGICAL MOTHER OR BIOLOGICAL FATHER IN HH (K9Q10 = 1 OR K9Q10 = 5 OR K9Q12X01 = 1 OR K9Q12X05 = 1), SKIP TO K11Q43. IF NO BIOLOGICAL PARENT IN HH AND IF ANY ADOPTIVE PARENT OR GUARDIAN IN HOUSEHOLD (K9Q10 = 4 OR K9Q10 = 8 OR K9Q12X04 = 1 OR K9Q12X08 = 1 OR K9Q12_A = 1), ASK K11Q40. ELSE, SKIP TO K11Q43.


Prior to being adopted, was [S.C.] in the legal custody of a state or county child welfare agency in the United States? That is, was [S.C.] in the U.S. foster care system?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K11Q41 Has [S.C.]’s adoption been finalized?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


ADOPT_TYPE CATI INSTRUCTION: CREATE VARIABLE ADOPT_TYPE:

IF K11Q41 = 0, ADOPT_TYPE = <NULL>

ELSE IF K11Q38 = 1, ADOPT_TYPE = INTERNATIONAL

ELSE IF K11Q40 = 1, ADOPT_TYPE = FOSTER CARE

ELSE IF K11Q40 = 0, 6, OR 7, ADOPT_TYPE = PRIVATE


K11Q43 [IF CHILD WAS ADOPTED (ADOPT_TYPE NE <NULL>), INSERT: Since (he/she) was adopted,] How many times has [S.C.] ever moved to a new address?

___ ___ ___ MOVES

(996) DON’T KNOW
(997) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q42): PLEASE INCLUDE ANY AND ALL TIMES A CHILD HAS CHANGED THEIR PRIMARY RESIDENCE. DO NOT INCLUDE TEMPORARY CHANGES IN RESIDENCE SUCH AS A CHILD VISITING ANOTHER RESIDENCE DURING SUMMER VACATION OR OTHER BREAKS IN THE SCHOOL YEAR.


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_115]


Subdomain 5: Employment and income


K11Q50 Was anyone in the household employed at least 50 weeks out of the past 52 weeks?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K11Q51 CATI INSTRUCTION: IF NIS VARIABLE CFAMINC IS ANSWERED, SKIP TO K11Q60. FILL DATA FROM NIS VAR CFAMINC. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS INTERVIEW COMPLETED AND TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_CFAMINC. OTHERWISE CONTINUE.


Now I am going to ask you a few questions about your income. Please think about your total combined FAMILY income during (CATI: FILL LAST CALENDAR YEAR) for all members of the family. Can you tell me that amount before taxes?


RECORD INCOME $___________________ [SKIP TO K11Q51_CONF]

DON’T KNOW (96) [SKIP TO S11_CASCADE]

REFUSED (97) [SKIP TO S11_CASCADE]


HELP SCREEN (K11Q51): INCLUDE MONEY FROM JOBS, CHILD SUPPORT, SOCIAL SECURITY, RETIREMENT INCOME, UNEMPLOYMENT PAYMENTS, PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, AND SO FORTH. ALSO, INCLUDE INCOME FROM INTEREST, DIVIDENDS, NET INCOME FROM BUSINESS, FARM, OR RENT, AND ANY OTHER MONEY INCOME RECEIVED.

K11Q51_CONF CATI INSTRUCTION: FILL FROM NIS IF APPLICABLE. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TEEN IF APPLICABLE


Just to confirm that I entered it correctly, your income was [AMOUNT FROM K11Q51]. Is that correct?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K11Q60]

(0) NO [SKIP TO K11Q51]

S11_CASCADE CATI INSTRUCTION (S11_CASCADE): CATI SHOULD USE THE SAME QUESTIONS AND LOGIC FOR IDENTIFYING INCOME RELATIVE TO POVERTY AS IN W9Q02—W9Q12A FROM THE 2005-2006 NATIONAL SURVEY OF CSHCN. FILL FROM NIS IF APPLICABLE


K11Q52 IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C12_DON'T KNOW. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C12_DON'T_KNOW


For the purposes of this survey, it is important to get at least a range for the total income received by all members of your household in [FILL LAST CALENDAR YEAR]. Would you say that the total combined income, before taxes, was above or below $20,000?

(1) MORE THAN $20,000 [SKIP TO K11Q56] (2) $20,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $20,000 [SKIP TO K11Q53] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q53 IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C13. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C13


Was the total combined household income more or less than $10,000?


(1) MORE THAN $10,000 [SKIP TO K11Q55] (2) $10,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $10,000 [SKIP TO K11Q54] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q54 IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C14A. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C14_A


Was it more than $7,500?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K11Q59] (0) NO [SKIP TO K11Q59] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q55 IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C15. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C15


Was it more than $15,000?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K11Q55A] (0) NO [SKIP BACK TO K11Q55B] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q55A IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C15A. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C15_A


Was it more than $17,500?

(1) YES [SKIP TO K11Q59] (0) NO [SKIP BACK TO K11Q59] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q55B IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C15B. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C15_B


Was it more than $12,500?


(1) YES [SKIP TO K11Q59] (0) NO [SKIP BACK TO K11Q59] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q56 IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C16. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C16


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $40,000?


(1) MORE THAN $40,000 [SKIP TO K11Q56A] (2) $40,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $40,000 [SKIP TO K11Q57] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q56A IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C16_A. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C16_A


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $60,000?


(1) MORE THAN $60,000 [SKIP TO K11Q58] (2) $60,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $60,000 [SKIP TO K11Q56B] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q56B IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C16_B. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C16_B


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $50,000?


(1) MORE THAN $50,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59] (2) $50,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $50,000 [SKIP TO K11Q56C] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q56C IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C16_C. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C16_C


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $45,000?


(1) MORE THAN $45,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59]

(2) $45,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $45,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q57 IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C17. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C17


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $30,000?


(1) MORE THAN $30,000 [SKIP TO K11Q57A] (2) $30,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $30,000 [SKIP TO K11Q57B] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q57A IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C17_A. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C17_A


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $35,000?


(1) MORE THAN $35,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59]

(2) $35,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $35,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q57B IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C17_B. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C17_B


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $25,000?


(1) MORE THAN $25,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59]

(2) $25,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $25,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


K11Q58 IF APPLICABLE: FILL WITH NIS C18 IF ANSWERED. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, FILL FROM TIS_C18


(READ IF NECESSARY: Was the total combined household income) more or less than $75,000?


(1) MORE THAN $75,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59] (2) $75,000 [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN $75,000 [SKIP TO K11Q59] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]

K11Q59 IF NIS OR TEEN INTERVIEW INCOME SECTION COMPLETED, READ: Earlier you told me about your household income. Was the total combined household income more or less than [$REF]?

ELSE READ: Was the total combined household income more or less than [$REF]?


NOTE: IF NIS COMPELTED, AND THESE ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS NEED TO BE ASKED TO DETERMINE POVERTY LEVEL, THE DECISION WAS MADE NOT TO ASK THESE QUESTIONS BECAUSE THE TRANSITION IS DIFFICULT AND THE QUESTIONS SEEM OUT OF PLACE. THIS QUESTION WILL ONLY APPEAR IN THE TEEN OVERLAP SAMPLE; IT WON’T BE ANSWERED IN NIS-NSCH OVERLAP SAMPLE.


(1) MORE THAN [$REF] [WHEN ARE TWO VALUES IN POVERTY REFERENCE TABLE,

THEN ASK K11Q59A. ELSE SKIP TO K11Q60] (2) EXACTLY [$REF] [SKIP TO K11Q60] (3) LESS THAN [$REF] [SKIP TO K11Q60] (6) DON'T KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q60] (7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q60]


POV_PCT CATI INSTRUCTION: STORE POVERTY CATEGORY BASED ON POVERTY GUIDELINES TABLE


K11Q59A Would you say this income was MORE or LESS than [$REF]?


(1) MORE THAN [$REF] (2) EXACTLY [$REF]

(3) LESS THAN [$REF]

(6) DON'T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_116]


Subdomain 6: Program participation


K11Q60 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q60): CALCULATE HOUSEHOLD POVERTY LEVEL FROM HOUSEHOLD SIZE (K9Q00) AND REPORTED INCOME (K11Q51), OR FROM THE INCOME CASCADE. IF HH POVERTY LEVEL IS > 300%, SKIP TO K11Q70. IF HOUSEHOLD POVERTY LEVEL CANNOT BE DETERMINED, OR IF HOUSEHOLD POVERTY LEVEL IS ≤ 300%, ASK K11Q60.


At any time during the past 12 months, even for one month, did anyone in this household receive any cash assistance from a state or county welfare program, such as [state TANF name]?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

K11Q61 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q61): IF S_UNDR18 > 1, FILL “any child in the household”. ELSE, FILL [S.C.].


During the past 12 months, did [[S.C.]/ any child in the household] receive Food Stamps?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

NEWQ1 In the past month, was there any day when you or anyone in your family went hungry because you did not have enough money for food?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


K11Q62 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q62): IF S_UNDR18 = 1 and AGE_NSCH < 24 months, GO TO K11Q70. IF S_UNDR18 > 1, FILL “any child in the household”. ELSE, FILL [S.C.].


During the past 12 months, did [[S.C.]/any child in the household] receive free or reduced-cost breakfasts or lunches at school?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

proposed

S9Q34


Does anyone who lives in the household currently receive benefits from the Women, Infants, and

Children (WIC) Program?


(0) NO


(1) YES


(3) NEVER HEARD OF WIC


(6) DON’T KNOW


(7) REFUSED





[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_117]

Subdomain 7: Telephone line information


K11Q70 CATI INSTRUCTION: fill from NIS variable C20. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, THEN FILL FROM TIS_C20


The next few questions are about the telephone numbers in your household. Do you have more than one telephone number in your household? Do not include cell phones or numbers that are only used by a computer or fax machine.


(1) Yes [SKIP TO K11Q71]

(0) No [SKIP TO K11Q76]

(6) don’t KNOW [SKIP TO K11Q76]

(7) REFUSED [SKIP TO K11Q76]


HELP SCREEN (K11Q70): READ IF NECESSARY: “I’d like to know about the telephone numbers, not telephone extensions, that ring to this household.” COUNT BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBERS THAT RING TO THE HOUSEHOLD IF THEY ARE USED OCCASIONALLY FOR HOME USE.


K11Q71 CATI INSTRUCTION: fill from NIS variable C21. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, THEN FILL FROM TIS_C21


How many telephone numbers are residential numbers?


(1) ONE

(2) TWO

(3) THREE OR MORE

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN (K11Q71): THIS QUESTION IS ASKING FOR THE TOTAL NUMBER OF HOME TELEPHONE NUMBERS (INCLUDING THE NUMBER WE CALLED). COUNT BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBERS THAT RING TO THE HOUSEHOLD IF THEY ARE USED OCCASIONALLY FOR HOME USE.


K11Q76 CATI INSTRUCTION: FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE CNOSERV IF ANSWERED. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, THEN FILL FROM TIS_CNOSERV


Not including cellular telephones, has your family been without telephone service for 1 week or more during the past 12 months? Do not include interruptions of phone service due to weather or natural disasters.


(1) Yes [SKIP TO K11Q76A]

(0) No [SKIP TO K11Q80]

(6) Don’t Know [SKIP TO K11Q80]

(7) Refused [SKIP TO K11Q80]

K11Q76A CATI INSTRUCTION: FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE CHOWLONG1. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, THEN FILL FROM TIS_CHOWLONG1


For how long was your household without telephone service in the past 12 months?


ENTER NUMBER ___ ___ ___


(996) DON’T KNOW

(997) REFUSED

IF K11Q76A > 365 AND NOT IN (996, 997) [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, IF K11Q76A IN (996, 997) [SKIP TO K11Q77]

ELSE [SKIP TO K11Q76B]


K11Q76B CATI INSTRUCTION: FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE CHOWLONG2. IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, THEN FILL FROM TIS_CHOWLONG2


[ENTER PERIOD]


(1) DAYS

(2) WEEK(S)

(3) MONTH(S)

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED

IF K11Q76B = 2 AND K11Q76A > 52, [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]

ELSE, IF K11Q76B = 33 AND K11Q76A > 12, [DISPLAY WARNING TEXT]


WARNING: ANSWER IS MORE THAN 12 MONTHS, RETURN TO QUESTION AND CORRECT.


K11Q77 IF SUC=4 and TIS_CNOSERV = 1 (YES), then ask "Earlier you told me that your household was without telephone service for 1 week or more." ELSE READ: When your household was without telephone service, did someone in your household have a working cell phone?


(1) YES

(0) NO

(6) DON’T KNOW

(7) REFUSED



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION_118]


Subdomain 8: ZIP Code


K11Q80 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q80): IF NIS DONE, FILL VALUE FROM C19A AND SKIP TO K11Q81). IF SUC=4 AND NO NIS COMPLETED BUT TEEN WAS COMPLETED, THEN FILL FROM TIS_C19A AND SKIP TO K11Q82

Please tell me your zip code.


_____ _____ _____ ____ _____ (00001-99996)


(99996) Don’t know [SKIP TO K11Q83]

(99997) Refused [SKIP TO K11Q83]


K11Q81 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q81): USE “ZIP CODE BY STATE” TABLE TO RECORD STATE IN K11Q80_STATE. IF K11Q80_STATE = STATE, THEN GO TO K_END. IF K11Q80_STATE ≠ STATE, THEN SKIP TO K11Q82. ELSE, IF K11Q80 NOT IN TABLE, THEN GO TO K11Q81.


I entered [FILL K11Q80]. Is that correct?

(1) YES [GO TO K11Q83]

(0) NO [GO TO K11Q80]


K11Q82 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q82):


IF K11Q80 FILLED FROM C19A, THEN ASK: "Earlier you told me your zip code is [FILL K11Q80]. Is that correct?"

IF K11Q80 ASKED, THEN ASK: "I entered [FILL K11Q80]. Is that correct?”

(1) YES [GO TO K_PROMPT]

(0) NO [GO TO K11Q80]

(6) DON’T KNOW [GO TO K11Q83]

(7) REF [GO TO K11Q83]


K11Q83 CATI INSTRUCTION (K11Q83): PRESENT DROP DOWN MENU OF STATE NAMES. DO NOT USE THE INFORMATION COLLECTED IN THIS QUESTION TO CHANGE ‘STATE’ FROM THE SAMPLE PRE-FILL TABLE. "US TERRITORIES" SHOULD APPEAR AS AN OPTION IN THE DROP DOWN MENU.


What state do you live in?


_____________


HELP SCREEN (K11Q83): IF A RESPONDENT HAS DIFFICULTY DECIDING BETWEEN MULTIPLE STATES, ASK: “Where is your primary residence?  That is, where do you live most of the time?” 


INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION (K11Q83): IF R LIVES IN PUERTO RICO, US VIRGIN ISLANDS, GUAM, OR NORTHERN MARIANAS, CODE AS US TERRITORIES.


Section 11A. TELEPHONE LINE AND HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION

[TIMESTAMP_SECTION112]

CPC11Q14 IF NIS OR TEEN INTERVIEW PERFORMED IN THIS HOUSEHOLD, FILL DATA FROM NIS OR TEEN VARIABLES AND SKIP TO CP_CELLUSUALLY. ELSE GO TO C11Q15_CELL.

C11Q15_CELL FILL FROM NIS VARIABLE C21_06Q3_CELL OR TEEN VARIABLE TIS_C21_06Q3_CELL

The next few questions are about the telephones in your household.

In total, how many working cell phones do you and your household members have available for personal use? Please do not count cell phones that are used exclusively for business purposes [IF RDD_NCCELL_CELL=2,3 then display: "and please include the number we called."]


(1) ONE

(2) TWO

(3) THREE OR MORE

(4) NONE [GO TO C11Q20]

(77) DON'T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


CP_CELLUSUALLY

IF NIS OR TEEN COMPLETED AND C21_06Q3_CELL OR TIS_C21_06Q3_CELL = 2 OR 3, GO TO C11Q15_CELL_USUALLY


ELSE IF NIS OR TEEN COMPLETED AND C21_06Q3_CELL OR TIS_C21_06Q3_CELL = 1,4, 77, 99, GO TO CP_CELLOM


ELSE GO TO C11Q15_CELL_USUALLY


C11Q15_CELL_USUALLY


[IF NIS OR TEEN COMPLETED AND C21_06Q3_CELL = 2 OR 3, DISPLAY: “Earlier you told me that you have at least one cell phone in your household.”]


How many of these cell phones do the adults in this household usually use? [If RDD_NCCELL_CELL=2,3 DISPLAY: "Please include the number we called."]

[IF RDD_NCCELL_CELL=2,3 then display: "INTERVIEWER NOTE: THE NUMBER WE CALLED IS ASSUMED TO BE USUALLY USED, SO THE ANSWER MUST BE AT LEAST "ONE""]


(1) ONE

(2) TWO

(3) THREE OR MORE

(4) NONE

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


CP_CELLOM IF CELL_OM = 1 THEN GO TO CP_CELLONLY, ELSE GO TO C11Q16

C11Q16 (NIS VARIABLE – C11Q78)

[(IF NIS DONE AND C11Q78 EQ MISSING AND C21_06Q3_CELL NE 4) OR (IF TEEN DONE AND TIS_C11Q78 EQ MISSING AND TIS_C21_06Q3_CELL NE 4), THEN READ "Earlier you told me that you have at least one cell phone in your household."]

Of all the telephone calls that you and your household receive, are nearly all received on cell phone, nearly all received on regular phones, or some received on cell phones and some received on regular phones?


(1) NEARLY ALL RECEIVED ON CELL PHONES

(2) NEARLY ALL RECEIVED ON REGULAR PHONES

(3) SOME RECEIVED ON CELL PHONES AND SOME RECEIVED ON REGULAR PHONES

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


CP_ CELLONLY IF CELL_OM = 1 THEN GO TO CPC11Q17, ELSE GO TO C11Q20



C11Q20 (NIS VARIABLE – CNOSERV)

Not including cell phones, has your household been without telephone service for 1 week or more during the past 12 months?

(1) YES [SKIP TO CPC11Q17]

(2) NO [SKIP TO CPC11Q17]

(77) DON’T KNOW [SKIP TO CPC11Q17]

(99) REFUSED [SKIP TO CPC11Q17]


[TIMESTAMP_SECTION113]



[TIMESTAMP_SECTION114]

C11Q22 (NIS VARIABLE – C19A)

Please tell me your zip code.

[CATI: 5 NUMERIC-CHARACTER-FIELD, RANGE 00001-99998]

_____ _____ _____ ____ _____ (00001-99998)

(77777) Don’t know

(99999) Refused



C11Q22_CONF [IF C11Q22 FILLED FROM C19A or TIS_C19A, THEN "Earlier you told me your zip code is" / IF C11Q22 ASKED, THEN "I entered"] [FILL C11Q22], is that correct?

  1. YES [GO TO LOC_STATE]

  2. NO [GO TO C11Q22]



LOC_STATE What state do you live in?

______________(DROP DOWN MENU OF STATE NAMES) [THIS DOES NOT CHANGE ‘STATE’ FROM THE SAMPLE PRE-FILL TABLE]

NSCH_END

proposed

CP_ADDRESS

IF LOCATE_FLAG = 1 THEN GO TO LOCATE_TRANSITION.

IF LOCATE_FLAG = 0 AND CASE DID NOT QUALIFY FOR NIS OR CSHCN INCENTIVES, GO TO CWEND.

ELSE IF LOCATE_FLAG = 0 AND CASE DID QUALIFY FOR INCENTIVES, GO TO INCENTIVE_ADDRESS

LOCATE_TRANSITION

We may want to contact you in the future to ask questions about the health and health care of [S.C.]. By participating in future surveys, you will help us better understand the health and health care needs of children and adolescents in your state and the nation.

LOCATE_NUMBER

Is there another number where we can reach you if this number isn't working for some reason?

(1) YES [GO TO LOCATE_NUMBERGIVEN]

(2) NO [GO TO LOCATE_ADDRESS]


LOCATE_NUMBERGIVEN _ _ _ - _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ (ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER_

LOCATE_NUMBERGIVEN_A

(1) TELEPHONE NUMBER COMPLETE [GO TO TELETYPE]

(2) ENTER TELEPHONE EXTENSION [GO TO LOCATE_NUMBER_EXT]



LOCATE_NUMBER_EXT

INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION: ENTER EXTENSION TO TELEPHONE NUMBER. ____ TELEPHONE EXTENSION (ALLOW FOR UP TO FIVE NUMBERS)

TELETYPE Is this telephone number a cell phone, landline, work number or other type?

(1) CELL

(2) LANDLINE

(3) WORK

(4) OTHER GO TO LOCATE_ADDRESS


LOCATE_ADDRESS

If we call you back in the future, we may want to mail you a letter explaining more about the survey and the questions we will ask.

IF CASE QUALIFIED FOR NSCH INCENTIVE

THEN READ: We'd also like to mail you [MONEY_1 / MONEY_2] as a token of our appreciation for taking the time to answer our questions.]

[FOR SECOND FILL: If INCENT_GRP=1 USE $10, IF INCENT_GRP = 2 USE $15]

[If INCENTIVE > 0 and AC_NIS_INCENT_EXIT not previously read, READ: In addition, the National Immunization Study will be sending you $[10/15], which you may have already received.]

[IF NO ADDRESS, READ:

Would you please give me your address?]

[IF ADDRESS ALREADY OBTAINED, READ:

Would you please verify your address?]

GO TO AC_NAME AND PROCEED THROUGH ADDRESS COLLECTION OR VERIFICATION THEN GO TO LOCATING_NAME.

CPNAME IF NAME OF SC GIVEN DURING SURVEY, THEN SKIP TO PNAME; ELSE GO TO LOCATING_NAME.

LOCATING_NAME

I could refer to your child as [AGEID] if we call you back, or if you prefer, you could give me a first name or initials.


(1) CONTINUE TO USE AGE REFERENCE, GO TO PNAME

(2) USE NAME > GO TO LOCATING_NAME_A


LOCATING_NAME_A


ENTER NAME/INITIALS: ____________ GO TO PNAME

(99) REFUSED > GO TO PNAME


PNAME Since following up with your household may be easier if we have your name, could you please give me your name or initials?

(1) YES [GO TO PNAME_A]

(2) NO [GO TO CWEND]


PNAME_A ENTER NAME/INITIALS ____________ [GO TO CWEND]



NSCH_ADDRESS_CONF

Those are all the questions I have. Before I go, I'll need your mailing address.


[[IF CASE QUALIFIES FOR NSCH INCENTIVE BY FULFILLING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LOGIC:

IF NSCH_INCENT = 1 AND NSCH_INCENT_FLAG = 1

OR

IF NSCH_INCENT = 1 OR 2 AND NSCH_INCENT_FLAG = 2 AND NSCH_LTR_FLAG = 1

OR

IF NSCH_INCENT = 1 OR 2 AND NSCH_PASSIVE = 1 OR 2 AND NSCH_LTR_FLAG = 1 THEN OFFER MONEY_1


IF NSCH_INCENT = 1 OR 2 AND NSCH_INCENT_FLAG = 2 AND NSCH_LTR_FLAG = 2

OR

IF NSCH_INCENT = 1 OR 2 AND NSCH_PASSIVE = 1 OR 2 AND NSCH_LTR_FLAG = 2 THEN OFFER MONEY_2

OR

IF NSCH_INCENT = 3 THEN OFFER MONEY_1]

THEN READ: so we can send you [MONEY_1 / MONEY_2] as a token of our appreciation for taking the time to answer our questions.

[FOR SECOND FILL: IF INCENT_GRP=1 USE $10, IF INCENT_GRP = 2 USE $15]

[If INCENTIVE > 0 AND AC_NIS_INCENT_EXIT NOT PREVIOUSLY READ AND QUALIFIED FOR CSHCN INCENTIVES, READ: In addition, the National Immunization Study will be sending you $[10/15], which you may have already received in the mail.]

[IF INCENTIVE > 0 AND AC_NIS_INCENT_EXIT NOT PREVIOUSLY READ AND CASE DID NOT QUALIFY FOR NSCH INCENTIVE, READ: so the National Immunization Study can send you $[10/15], which you may have already received in the mail.]

[TIMESTAMP_ADD_EXTRA]

NSCH_LANG CATI INSTRUCTION (NSCH_LANG): FILL ANSWER TO LANG1, NSCH_LANG=1 THEN LANG1=1, NSCH_LANG=2 THEN LANG1=2


INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION: DO NOT READ THIS QUESTION TO RESPONDENT. GIVE THE ANSWER YOURSELF AND CONTINUE WITH THE INTERVIEW.


IN WHAT LANGUAGE DID YOU CONDUCT THIS INTERVIEW?


(1) ENGLISH

(2) OTHER

K_PROMPT If (NSCH_INCENT_GROUP=0 AND INCENTIVE =0), skip to K_END


Else if (NSCH_INCENT_GROUP = 0 AND INCENTIVE > 0)

[If INCENT_GRP=1 USE $10, IF INCENT_GRP = 2 USE $15]

DISPLAY:

(If ADOPT_TYPE = <null> DISPLAY: "Those are all the questions I have. Before I go,") I'll need to verify your mailing address so we can send you $[10/15] as a token of our appreciation for taking the time to answer questions for the National Immunization Study. You may have already received this money in the mail.


HELP SCREEN: IF R SAYS THAT HE/SHE HAS RECEIVED THE MONEY, ASK R TO VERIFY THAT WE HAVE THE ADDRESS RECORDED CORRECTLY IN CASE WE NEED TO CONTACT THEM IN THE FUTURE.


Else if (NSCH_INCENT_GROUP = 1)

[FOR FIRST FILL: IF NSCH_INCENT=<null>, then use $10, ELSE use NSCH_INCENT]

[FOR SECOND FILL: If INCENT_GRP=1 USE $10, IF INCENT_GRP = 2 USE $15]

DISPLAY:

(If ADOPT_TYPE = <null> DISPLAY: "Those are all the questions I have. Before I go,") I'll need to verify your mailing address so we can send you $[10/NSCH_INCENT] as a token of our appreciation for taking the time to answer questions for the National Survey of Children’s Health. (If INCENTIVE > 0 and AC_NIS_INCENT_EXIT not previously read, read: In addition, the National Immunization Study will be sending you $[10/15], which you may have already received.)


(1) READ TO RESPONDENT


GO TO ADDRESS COLLECTION GRID (should appear on same page):

AC_NAME

AC_STREET1

AC_CITY

AC_STATE

AC_ZIP

AC_REFUSED


GET/CONFIRM ADDRESS

IF ADOPT_TYPE = <NULL> GO TO K_END,

ELSE SKIP TO NSAP_1A


K_END CATI INSTRUCTIONS (K_END): IF ADOPT_TYPE = <NULL> OR (ADOPT_TYPE NE <NULL> and NSCH_LANG=2), READ K_END. ELSE IF ADOPT_TYPE NE <NULL> AND NSCH_LANG = 1, SKIP TO NSAP_1A.


Those are all the questions I have. You may be re-contacted in the future to participate in related studies. If you are contacted to participate in future surveys, you have the right to refuse. I’d like to thank you on behalf of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the time and effort you’ve spent answering these questions. If you have any questions about this survey, you may call my supervisor toll-free at [TEXTFILL: If Sample Use Code = 1 or 2: 1-8 6 6 – 9 9 9 – 3 3 4 0, if sample use code = 3: 1 - 8 8 8 – 9 9 0 – 9 9 8 6]. If you have questions about your rights as a survey participant, you may call the chairman of the Research Ethics Review Board at 1‑800‑223‑8118. Thank you again.





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