Wave 9 Topical Mod Wave 9 Topical Modules Items Booklet

2008 Panel of the Survey of Income & Program Participation

Wave 9 Module Items Bk

SIPP 2008 Panel Survey Instruments

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Section: Adult Well-Being TM

AW2_APT

Mark One Only
ASK ONLY IF NECESSARY
Is there more than one housing unit in this building?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

AW5_CNDUR

Multiple Entry
SHOW FLASHCARD II
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
Do you currently have the following items in your home, in
working condition?
(1)
@1
@2
@3
@4
@5
@6
@7
@8
@9
@10
@11
@12
@13

Yes

(2) No

(01)Washing machine
(02)Clothes dryer
(03)Dishwasher
(04)Refrigerator
(05)Stand-alone food freezer (separate from refrigerator)
(06)Color television
(07)Gas or electric stove (with or without oven)
(08)Microwave oven
(09)VCR or DVD (or other video recorder-player such as TiVo)
(10)Air conditioner (central or room)
(11)Personal computer
(12)Cellular phone or mobile phone
(13)Regular telephone

AW6_CBLD1

Mark One Only
You didn't list a washing machine in your home. Is there a
washing machine in your BUILDING provided for your use?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

AW7_CBLD2

Mark One Only
You didn't list a dryer in your home.
BUILDING provided for your use?
(1)
(2)

Is there a dryer in your

Yes
No

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AW8_CBLD13

Mark One Only
You didn't list a telephone in your home.
people to reach you by telephone?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Is there a way for

Yes, neighbor's phone, common phone, pay phone
Yes, cell phone
Yes, other device
No, cannot be reached by telephone

@

AW9_ROOMS

Enter Number
The next set of questions are about the quality of your
neighborhood, crime in your neighborhood, and the type of services
available to you. First, I will ask about your home.
How many rooms are there in your home?
not count the bathrooms.

Count the kitchen but do

ACCEPTABLE RANGE IS 1-20
ENTER (20) TO INDICATE 20 OR MORE ROOMS
@ (Number of rooms)
Multiple Entry

AW10_HOUSE1

SHOW FLASHCARD JJ
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
Are any of the following conditions present in your home?
ENTER ALL THAT APPLY/ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
[fill AW10_1:b](1) Problem with pests such as rats, mice, roaches,
or other insects
[fill AW10_2:b](2) A leaking roof or ceiling
[fill AW10_3:b](3) Broken window glass or windows that can't shut
[fill AW10_4:b](4) Exposed electrical wires in the finished areas
of your home
[fill AW10_5:b](5) A toilet, hot water heater, or other plumbing
that doesn't work
[fill AW10_6:b](6) Holes in the walls or ceiling, or cracks wider
than the edge of a dime
[fill AW10_7:b](7) Holes in the floor big enough for someone to
catch their foot on
@1
Enter Text

AW10_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
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AW11_HOUSE2

SHOW FLASHCARD KK
Now I'm going to ask you a few questions about your satisfaction
with certain aspects of your housing.
Are you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied,
or very dissatisfied, with the following:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Haven't lived here long enough to know
@1
@2
@3
@4
@5
@6

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)

The
The
The
The
The
The

general state of repair of your home
amount of room or space in your home
furnishings in your home
warmth of your home in winter
coolness of your home in summer
amount of privacy your home offers

Mark One Only

AW12_SATLV1

SHOW FLASHCARD LL
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
Overall, how satisfied are you with your home?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied

@
Mark One Only

AW13_SATLV2

Are conditions in your home undesirable enough that you would
like to move?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW14_CRIME1

The next few questions are about crime and
things you have done to protect yourself from crime.
Is there any area right around your home --- that is, within a
mile --- where you would be afraid to walk alone at night?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

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AW15_CRIME2

Multiple Entry
In the past month, have you done any of the following because you
thought you might be unsafe?
(1)

Yes

@1
@2

(1)
(2)

@3

(3)

(2)

No

Have you stayed in your home at certain times?
Have you taken someone with you or traveled with other
people when going out into your neighborhood?
Have you carried anything to protect yourself?

Mark One Only

AW16_CRIME3

Do you consider your neighborhood very safe from crime, somewhat
safe, somewhat unsafe, or very unsafe?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Very safe
Somewhat safe
Somewhat unsafe
Very unsafe

@
Mark One Only

AW17_CRIME4

How about your home? Do you consider it very safe from crime,
somewhat safe, somewhat unsafe, or very unsafe?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Very safe
Somewhat safe
Somewhat unsafe
Very unsafe

@

Mark One Only

AW18_CRIME5

We are interested in finding out if people do anything in
particular to keep thieves or intruders out of their homes.
[fill TEMP2] [fill TEMP1] have a dog?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW19_CRIME6

When you got (this dog/these dogs), was it in part to keep your
home safe from thieves or intruders?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

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Mark One Only

AW20_CRIME7

[fill TEMP2] [fill TEMP1] have any special safety DEVICES such
as electric timers for lights, or an alarm system?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW21_SATLV3

Overall, is the threat of crime where you live undesirable enough
that you would like to move?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Multiple Entry

AW22_NBRHD1

Now I will ask some questions about general conditions in your
neighborhood.
SHOW FLASHCARD MM
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
Do you think any of the following conditions are problems in
your neighborhood?
ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill

AW22_1:b](1) Street noise or heavy street traffic
AW22_2:b](2) Streets in need of repair
AW22_3:b](3) Trash, litter, or garbage in the streets and lots
AW22_4:b](4) Rundown or abandoned houses or buildings
AW22_5:b](5) Industries, businesses, or other
non-residential activities
[fill AW22_6:b](6) Odors, smoke, or gas fumes
@1
Enter Text

AW22_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@
Mark One Only

AW23_NBRHD2

SHOW FLASHCARD LL
How satisfied are you with your relationship with your neighbors?
Are you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied,
or very dissatisfied?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied

@

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Mark One Only

AW24_SATLV4

SHOW FLASHCARD LL
Overall, how satisfied are you with conditions in your neighborhood?
READ IF NECESSARY
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied

@
Mark One Only

AW25_SATLV5

Is your neighborhood undesirable enough that you would like to move?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW27_CS1

SHOW FLASHCARD LL
How satisfied are you with the local public schools in your
neighborhood?
READ IF NECESSARY
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied

@

AW28_CS2

Multiple Entry
SHOW FLASHCARD NN
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
We are interested in schools from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Do any of the children in your household attend:
(1)

Yes

@1
@2

(1)
(2)

@3
@4
@5

(3)
(4)
(5)

(2)

No

Private school
Magnet, charter, or other public school apart from the
assigned school
Assigned public school
Home school
Not in school or other arrangement

Mark One Only

AW29_CS3

Would [fill TEMP1] prefer a different school for any
child in this home?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
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AW30_CS4

Are you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied,
or very dissatisfied with each of the following services in your
neighborhood:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Haven't lived here long enough to know
@1 (1)
@2 (2)
@3 (3)

Hospitals, health clinics, and doctors
Police services
Fire department services
Mark One Only

AW31_CS5

Are the public transportation services available in your
neighborhood adequate for you?
(1)
(2)
(3)

Yes
No
Not sure because you do not use public transportation

@
Mark One Only

AW32_SATLV6

SHOW FLASHCARD LL
Overall, how satisfied are you with the public services
in your neighborhood?
READ IF NECESSARY
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied

@
Mark One Only

AW33_SATLV7

Are the public services undesirable enough that you would
like to move?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

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AW34_MEET

Mark One Only
Next are questions about difficulties people sometimes have in
meeting their essential household expenses for such things as
mortgage or rent payments, utility bills, or important medical
care.
During the past 12 months, has there been a time when
[fill TEMP1] did not meet all of your essential expenses?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

AW35_NEED1

Mark One Only
The following are some of the specific difficulties people
experience with household expenses.
Was there any time in the past 12 months when [fill TEMP1]
did not pay the full amount of the rent or mortgage?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

AW36_GETH1

Mark One Only
When [fill TEMP1] had this problem, did any person or
organization help?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

AW37_WHOH1

Multiple Entry
ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
Who was that?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
@1

AW37_1:b](1)
AW37_2:b](2)
AW37_3:b](3)
AW37_4:b](4)
AW37_5:b](5)

A family member or relative
A friend, neighbor or other non-relative
A department of social services
A church or nonprofit group
Other

Enter Text

AW37_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
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AW38_NEED2

Mark One Only
In the past 12 months [fill TEMP1] [fill TEMP2]
evicted from your home or apartment for not paying the rent or
mortgage?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

AW39_GETH2

Mark One Only
When [fill TEMP1] had this problem, did any person or
organization help?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

AW40_WHOH2

Multiple Entry
ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
Who was that?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
@1

AW40_1:b](1)
AW40_2:b](2)
AW40_3:b](3)
AW40_4:b](4)
AW40_5:b](5)

A family member or relative
A friend, neighbor or other non-relative
A department of social services
A church or nonprofit group
Other

Enter Text

AW40_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@
Mark One Only

AW41_NEED3

How about not paying the full amount of the gas, oil, or
electricity bills?
Was there a time in the past 12 months when that happened to
[fill TEMP1]?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

Mark One Only

AW42_GETH3

When [fill TEMP1] had this problem, did any person or
organization help?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

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AW43_WHOH3

ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
Who was that?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill

AW43_1:b](1)
AW43_2:b](2)
AW43_3:b](3)
AW43_4:b](4)
AW43_5:b](5)

A family member or relative
A friend, neighbor or other non-relative
A department of social services
A church or nonprofit group
Other

@1

AW43_ERR

Enter Text
"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@
Mark One Only

AW44_NEED4

In the past 12 months did the gas or electric company turn off
service, or the oil company not deliver oil?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW45_GETH4

When [fill TEMP1] had this problem, did any person or
organization help?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Multiple Entry

AW46_WHOH4

ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
Who was that?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill

AW46_1:b](1)
AW46_2:b](2)
AW46_3:b](3)
AW46_4:b](4)
AW46_5:b](5)
@1

A family member or relative
A friend, neighbor or other non-relative
A department of social services
A church or nonprofit group
Other

Enter Text

AW46_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@

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Mark One Only

AW47_NEED5

How about the telephone company disconnecting service because
payments were not made?
Was there a time in the past 12 months when that happened to
[fill TEMP1]?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW48_GETH5

When [fill TEMP1] had this problem, did any person or
organization help?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Multiple Entry

AW49_WHOH5

ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
Who was that?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill

AW49_1:b](1)
AW49_2:b](2)
AW49_3:b](3)
AW49_4:b](4)
AW49_5:b](5)
@1

A family member or relative
A friend, neighbor or other non-relative
A department of social services
A church or nonprofit group
Other

Enter Text

AW49_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@
Mark One Only

AW50_NEED6

In the past 12 months was there a time [fill TEMP2] needed
to see a doctor or go to the hospital but did not go?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

Mark One Only

AW51_GETH6

When [fill TEMP1] had this problem, did any person or
organization help?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

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AW52_WHOH6

ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
Who was that?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill

AW52_1:b](1)
AW52_2:b](2)
AW52_3:b](3)
AW52_4:b](4)
AW52_5:b](5)
@1

A family member or relative
A friend, neighbor or other non-relative
A department of social services
A church or nonprofit group
Other

AW52_ERR

Enter Text
"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@
Mark One Only

AW53_NEED7

In the past 12 months was there a time [fill TEMP2] needed
to see a dentist but did not go?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

Mark One Only

AW54_GETH7

When [fill TEMP1] had this problem, did any person or
organization help?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Multiple Entry

AW55_WHOH7

ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
Who was that?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill

AW55_1:b](1)
AW55_2:b](2)
AW55_3:b](3)
AW55_4:b](4)
AW55_5:b](5)
@1

A family member or relative
A friend, neighbor or other non-relative
A department of social services
A church or nonprofit group
Other

Enter Text

AW55_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@

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Mark One Only

AW56_HELP1

SHOW FLASHCARD OO
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
If [fill TEMP1] had a problem with which you needed help
(for example, sickness or moving), how much help would you expect
to get from family living nearby?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

All of the help needed
Most of the help needed
Very little of the help needed
No help

@
Mark One Only

AW57_HELP2

SHOW FLASHCARD OO
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
If [fill TEMP1] had a problem with which you needed help
How much help would you expect to get from friends?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

All of the help needed
Most of the help needed
Very little of the help needed
No help

@
Mark One Only

AW58_HELP3

SHOW FLASHCARD OO
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
If [fill TEMP1] had a problem with which you needed help
How much help would you expect to get from other people in the
community besides family and friends, such as a social agency
or a church?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

All of the help needed
Most of the help needed
Very little of the help needed
No help

@
Mark One Only

AW59_FOOD1

SHOW FLASHCARD PP
Getting enough food can also be a problem for some people. Which
of these statements best describes the food eaten in your household
in the last four months:
READ ANSWER CATEGORIES IF NECESSARY
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Enough of the kinds of food we want
Enough but not always the kinds of food we want to eat
Sometimes not enough to eat
Often not enough to eat

@

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AW60_FOOD2

ENTER ALL THAT APPLY
ENTER (N) FOR NO MORE
In which of the last four months did [fill TEMP2]
NOT have enough to eat?
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill
[fill

AW60_1:b]
AW60_2:b]
AW60_3:b]
AW60_4:b]
AW60_5:b]

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
@1

4 mos. ago [fill month1]
3 mos. ago [fill month2]
2 mos. ago [fill month3]
last month [fill month4]
current month [fill month5]

Enter Text

AW60_ERR

"Don't Know and/or Refused" response not permitted with other answers
ENTER (B) TO BACK UP
@
Mark One Only

AW61_FOOD3

I'm going to read you some statements that people have made
about their food situation. For these statements, please
tell me whether it was OFTEN TRUE, SOMETIMES TRUE, or NEVER
TRUE for [fill TEMP2] in the last four months.
"The food that [fill TEMP3] bought just didn't last and
[fill TEMP3] didn't have money to get more."
Was that often, sometimes or never true for [fill TEMP4]
in the last four months?
(1)
(2)
(3)

Often true
Sometimes true
Never true

@

Mark One Only

AW62_FOOD4

The next statement is: "[fill TEMP3] couldn't afford to eat
balanced meals."
Was that often, sometimes or never true for [fill TEMP4]
in the last four months?
(1)
(2)
(3)

Often true
Sometimes true
Never true

@
Mark One Only

AW63_FOOD5

The next statement is: "[fill TEMP1] not eating enough
because [fill TEMP3] couldn't afford enough food."
Was that often, sometimes or never true for [fill TEMP2] in
the last four months?
(1)
(2)
(3)

Often true
Sometimes true
Never true

@
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AW64_FOOD6

The next questions refer to adults in the household.
In the past four months did [fill TEMP1]
ever cut the size of your meals or skip meals because there
wasn't enough money for food?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW65_FOOD7

In the past four months, did [fill TEMP1] ever eat less than
you felt you should because there wasn't enough money to
buy food?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

AW66_FOOD8

In the past four months, did [fill TEMP1] ever not eat for a
whole day because there wasn't enough money for food?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

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HH01A

Mark One Only
There are situations in which people provide regular unpaid care or
assistance to a family member or friend who has a long-term
illness or a disability.
During the past month, did [fill TEMPNAME] provide any such care
or assistance to a family member or friend living here or living
elsewhere?
[r]H[n]
INCLUDE ONLY UNPAID CARE OR ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES. INCLUDE ONLY
THOSE ACTIVITIES MADE NECESSARY BY THE ILLNESS OR DISABILITY
OF THE RECIPIENT.
(1)
(2)
@

Yes
No

Mark One Only

HH02

Did [fill TEMPNAME] provide such care or assistance to someone
living here in the past month?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Enter Number

HH03

During the past month, for how many persons living here did
[fill TEMPNAME] provide care or assistance?
@

Number
Multiple Entry

HH04

[if HH03 ge <3> or HH03 eq  or HH03 eq ]
For which person(s) in this household did [fill TEMPNAME] provide
reqular unpaid care or assistance? (Please list only the two
persons for whom [fill TEMPNAME] provided the most assistance,
or care in the past month.)
[else]
[if HH03 eq <1> or HH03 eq <2>]
For which person(s) in this household did [fill TEMPNAME]
provide reqular unpaid care or assistance?
[endif]
[endif]
IF THERE IS ONLY ONE ENTRY, ENTER "N" AFTER THAT ENTRY.

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HH05A

Mark One Only
What is [fill PTEMPNAME] relationship to [fill FAMILYNAM]?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)

Spouse
Partner
Child
Grandchild
Parent
Brother/sister
Other relative
Nonrelative

@

HH06A

Enter Number
For how many years [fill HAVHAS] [fill TEMPNAME] provided care or
assistance to [fill FAMILYNAM]?
ENTER "0" IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR.
@

Years

HH07A

Multiple Entry
Now think about last month, what kind of care or assistance did
[fill TEMPNAME] give to [fill FAMILYNAM]?
Did [fill HESHE]:
(1) Yes
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.

(2) No

Help him/her dress, eat, bathe, or get to the
bathroom?

@1

Help with medical needs such as taking
medicines or changing bandages?

@2

Help him/her keep track of bills, checks,
or other financial matters?

@3

Help by taking him/her shopping
or to the doctor's office?

@4

Help in any other way?

@5

Specify

Enter Text

HH07A1

Please specify "OTHER" care or assistance provided.
@
Enter Number

HH08A

On average, how many hours a week did [fill TEMPNAME] usually spend
providing care or assistance for [fill FAMILYNAM] in the past month?
@

Hours

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Mark One Only

Items Booklet

HH09A

Did [fill FAMILYNAM] receive similar unpaid care or assistance
from anyone other than you in the past month?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Enter Number

HH10A

Think about the unpaid care and assistance provided by other
person(s) in the past month, on average, how many hours per
week did [fill FAMILYNAM] usually receive care or assistance?
@ Hours
Mark One Only

HH12A

Sometimes people receive professional home health care services
such as visits by nurses or therapists or home health aides.
Did [fill FAMILYNAM] receive professional home health services
in the past month?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

Enter Number

HH12A1

In terms of professional care or assistance from home health care
services, how many hours per week did [fill FAMILYNAM] usually
receive in the past month?
@ Hours
Mark One Only

HH05B

What is [fill PTEMPNAME] relationship to [fill FAMILYNAM]?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)

Spouse
Partner
Child
Grandchild
Parent
Brother/sister
Other relative
Nonrelative

@
Enter Number

HH06B

For how many years [fill HAVHAS] [fill TEMPNAME] provided care or
assistance to [fill FAMILYNAM]?
ENTER "0" IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR.
@ Years

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Survey:
Section: Informal Care-Giving TM

HH07B

Multiple Entry
Now think about last month, what kind of care or assistance did
[fill TEMPNAME] give to [fill FAMILYNAM]?
Did [fill HESHE]:
(1) Yes
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.

(2) No

Help him/her dress, eat, bathe, or get to the
bathroom?

@1

Help with medical needs such as taking
medicines or changing bandages?

@2

Help him/her keep track of bills, checks,
or other financial matters?

@3

Help by taking him/her shopping
or to the doctor's office?

@4

Help in any other way?

@5

Specify

Enter Text

HH07B1

Please specify "OTHER" care or assistance provided.
@
Enter Number

HH08B

On average, how many hours a week did [fill TEMPNAME]
usually spend providing care or assistance for [fill FAMILYNAM]
in the past month?
@

Hours

Mark One Only

HH09B

Did [fill FAMILYNAM] receive similar unpaid care or assistance
from anyone other than you in the past month?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Enter Number

HH10B

Think about the unpaid care and assistance provided by other
person(s) in the past month, on average, how many hours per
week did [fill FAMILYNAM] usually receive care or assistance?
@ Hours

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Section: Informal Care-Giving TM

Items Booklet

HH12B

Mark One Only
Sometimes people receive professional home health care services
such as visits by nurses or therapists or home health aides. Did
[fill FAMILYNAM] receive professional home health care services
in the past month?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

HH12B1

Enter Number
In terms of professional care or assistance from home health care
services, how many hours per week did [fill FAMILYNAM] usually
receive in the past month?
@ Hours

HH13

Mark One Only
During the past month, did [fill TEMPNAME] provide any unpaid care
or assistance to any persons who lived outside of [fill PTEMPNAME] home?
INCLUDE ONLY UNPAID CARE OR ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES. INCLUDE ONLY
THOSE ACTIVITIES MADE NECESSARY BY THE ILLNESS OR DISABILITY
OF THE RECIPIENT.
[r]H[n]
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Enter Number

HH14

For how many persons living outside of [fill PTEMPNAME] home did
[fill TEMPNAME] provide care or assistance in the past month?
@

Number

HH15

Multiple Entry
[if HH14 ge <3> or HH14 eq  or HH14 eq ]
What [fill WASWERE] the name(s) of the person(s) outside
[fill PTEMPNAME] home for whom you provided care or
assistance? (Please list only the two persons for whom
[fill TEMPNAME] provided the most assistance in the past month).
[else]
[if HH14 eq <1> or HH14 eq <2>]
What [fill WASWERE] the name(s) of the person(s) outside
[fill PTEMPNAME] home for whom you provided care or
assistance?
[endif]
[endif]
IF THERE IS ONLY ONE ENTRY, ENTER "N" AFTER THAT ENTRY.
1st Person's Name

@1

2nd Person's Name

@2

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Survey:
Section: Informal Care-Giving TM

HH16A

Mark One Only
What is [fill PTEMPNAME] relationship to [fill OUTSIDNAM]?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)

Spouse
Partner
Child
Grandchild
Parent
Brother/sister
Other relative
Nonrelative

@

HH17A

Enter Number
For how many years [fill HAVHAS] [fill TEMPNAME] provided care or
assistance to [fill OUTSIDNAM]?
ENTER "0" IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR.
@ Years

HH18A

Mark One Only
In what type of residence did [fill OUTSIDNAM] live in the past month?
Was it in an ordinary residence, such as a house or apartment, or
was it some other type of care facility?
(1)
(2)
(3)

House or apartment
Care facility
Other, specify

@

HH18A1

Enter Text
Please specify "OTHER" type of residence.
@

HH19A

Multiple Entry
What kind of assistance did [fill TEMPNAME] give to [fill OUTSIDNAM]?
Did [fill HESHE]:
(1) Yes (2) No
a.
Help him/her dress, eat, bathe, or
get to the bathroom?
@1
b.
c.

d.
e.

Help with medical needs such as taking
medicines or changing bandages?

@2

Help him/her keep track of bills, checks,
or other financial matters?

@3

Help by taking him/her shopping or to
the doctor's office?

@4

Help in any other way?

@5

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Specify

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Section: Informal Care-Giving TM

Enter Text

Items Booklet

HH19A1

Please specify "OTHER" type of assistance.
@
Enter Number

HH20A

On average, how many hours a week did [fill TEMPNAME]
usually spend providing care or assistance for [fill OUTSIDNAM]?
@

Hours
Mark One Only

HH21A

During the past month, did [fill OUTSIDNAM] receive similar unpaid
care or assistance from any other persons?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Enter Number

HH21A1

Think about the last month, how many hours per week of unpaid care
or assistance did [fill OUTSIDNAM] usually receive from that person?
@ Hours

Mark One Only

HH22A

During the past month, did [fill TEMPNAME] regularly spend time with
[fill OUTSIDNAM] in order to provide companionship and emotional support
because of his/her long-term illness or disability?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

HH24A

Sometimes people receive professional home health care services
such as visits by nurses or therapists or home health aides. Did
[fill OUTSIDNAM] receive professional health care or assistance
during the past month?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@

Enter Number

HH24A1

In terms of professional care and assistance from home health care
services, how many hours per week did [fill OUTSIDNAM] usually
receive in the past month?
@ Hours

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Survey:
Section: Informal Care-Giving TM

HH16B

Mark One Only
What is [fill PTEMPNAME] relationship to [fill OUTSIDNAM]?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)

Spouse
Partner
Child
Grandchild
Parent
Brother/sister
Other relative
Nonrelative

@

HH17B

Multiple Entry
For how long [fill HAVHAS] [fill TEMPNAME] provided care or
assistance to [fill OUTSIDNAM]?
@2

Years

HH18B

Mark One Only
In what type of residence did [fill OUTSIDNAM] live in the past
month? Was it in an ordinary residence, such as a house or
apartment, or was it some other type of care facility?
(1)
(2)
(3)
@

House or apartment
Care facility
Other, specify

HH18B1

Enter Text
Please specify "OTHER" type of residence.
@

HH19B

Multiple Entry
What kind of assistance did [fill TEMPNAME] give to [fill OUTSIDNAM][fill
HESHE]:
(1) Yes (2) No
a.
Help him/her dress, eat, bathe, or
get to the bathroom?
@1
b.
c.
d.
e.

Help with medical needs such as taking
medicines or changing bandages?

@2

Help him/her keep track of bills, checks,
or other financial matters?

@3

Help by taking him/her shopping or to
the doctor's office?

@4

Help in any other way?

@5

Specify

Enter Text

HH19B1

Please specify "OTHER" type of assistance.
@

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Section: Informal Care-Giving TM

Enter Number

Items Booklet

HH20B

On average, how many hours a week did [fill TEMPNAME] usually
spend providing care or assistance for [fill OUTSIDNAM]?
@

Hours
Mark One Only

HH21B

During the past month, did [fill OUTSIDNAM] receive similar unpaid care
or assistance from any other persons?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Enter Number

HH21B1

Think about the last month, how many hours per week of unpaid care
or assistance did [fill OUTSIDNAM] usually receive from that person(s)?
@ Hours
Mark One Only

HH22B

During the past month, did [fill TEMPNAME] regularly spend time with
[fill OUTSIDNAM] in order to provide companionship and emotional
support because of this illness or disability?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Mark One Only

HH24B

Sometimes people receive professional home health care services
such as visits by nurses or therapists or home health aides. Did
[fill OUTSIDNAM] receive professional health care or assistance
during the past month?
(1)
(2)

Yes
No

@
Enter Number

HH24B1

In terms of professional care and assistance from home health care
services, how many hours per week did [fill OUTSIDNAM] usually
receive in the past month?
@ Hours

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