Student and Parent Questionnaires

High School Longitudinal Study of 2009 (HSLS:09) First Follow-up Field Test 2011

Appendix C HSLS-09 First Follow-up Field Test 2011_Parent_Questionnaire

Student and Parent Questionnaires

OMB: 1850-0852

Document [docx]
Download: docx | pdf

Appendix C:
PARENT Questionnaire

According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless such a collection displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this information collection is 1850-0852. The time required to complete this information collection, including time to review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data needed, and complete and review the information collection is estimated to be an average of 30 minutes.

If you have any comments concerning the accuracy of the time estimate or suggestions for improving the interview, please write: U.S. Department of Education, Washington D.C. 20202-4651. If you have comments or concerns regarding the status of your individual interview, write directly to:

Dr. Laura LoGerfo
National Center for Education Statistics
U.S. Department of Education
1990 K Street NW
Room 9105
Washington, D.C. 20006-5652

OMB Clearance No.: 1850-0852 | Expiration Date: 07/31/2011


Screen: P2AINTRO

Wording: We will begin with some questions about [teenager]'s family.

Routing: Go to P2HHTIME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HHTIME

Wording: How much of the time does [teenager] live with you?

Item: P2HHTIME

1=All of the time

2=More than half of the time

3=Half of the time

4=Less than half of the time or

5=None of the time

Routing: Go to P2RELSHP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RELSHP

Wording: What is your relationship to [teenager]? Are you [his/her] biological parent, adoptive parent, stepparent or someone else?

Item: P2RELSHP

1=Biological mother

2=Biological father

3=Adoptive mother

4=Adoptive father

5=Stepmother

6=Stepfather

7=Foster mother

8=Foster father

9=Female partner of [teenager]’s parent or guardian

10=Male partner of [teenager]’s parent or guardian

11=Grandmother

12=Grandfather

13=Other female relative

14=Other male relative

15=Other female guardian

16=Other male guardian

Routing: If parent or parent's partner, go to P2SPOUSE.

If grandparent, relative, guardian, or no response, go to P2HHPRNT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HHPRNT

Wording: Does [teenager] have biological, adoptive, step- or foster parents who live in your household?

Item: P2HHPRNT

1=Yes, one parent in household

2=Yes, two parents in household

3=No parents in household

Routing: If 1 or 2 parents in home, go to P2HHPAR.

If no biological, adoptive, step, or foster parents in home, or no response, go to P2SPOUSE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HHPAR

Pre-Logic: If one parent in household, show only P2HHPAR1.

Wording: What [is this parent’s relationship/are these parents’ relationships] to [teenager]?

Item: P2HHPAR1

Item wording: First Parent

1=Biological mother

2=Biological father

3=Adoptive mother

4=Adoptive father

5=Stepmother

6=Stepfather

7=Foster mother

8=Foster father

Item: P2HHPAR2

Item wording: Second Parent

1=Biological mother

2=Biological father

3=Adoptive mother

4=Adoptive father

5=Stepmother

6=Stepfather

7=Foster mother

8=Foster father

Routing: Go to P2MAR.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SPOUSE

Wording: Do you have a spouse or partner who lives in the same household as you and [teenager]?

Item: P2SPOUSE

1=Yes, a spouse

2=Yes, a partner

3=No

Routing: If spouse or partner, go to P2SPSREL.

If no spouse or partner or no response, go to P2OTHADULT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SPSREL

Pre-Logic: Hide biological mother if respondent is biological mother.

Hide biological father if respondent is biological father.

Hide response options 11-14 if respondent is a parent or partner of parent (P2RELSHP=1-10)

Hide response options 1-10 if respondent is a grandparent, relative or guardian (P2RELSHP = 11-16) and there are no parents in the household (P2HHPRNT=3 or no response).

Wording: What is your [spouse/partner]'s relationship to [teenager]?

Item: P2SPSREL

1=Biological mother

2=Biological father

3=Adoptive mother

4=Adoptive father

5=Stepmother

6=Stepfather

7=Foster mother

8=Foster father

9=Female partner of [teenager]’s parent or guardian

10=Male partner of [teenager]’s parent or guardian

11=Grandmother

12=Grandfather

13=Other female relative

14=Other male relative

15=Other female guardian

16=Other male guardian

Routing: Go to P2MAR.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2OTHADULT

Wording: Besides yourself is there another adult in the household who has parental responsibility for [teenager] such as a grandparent or another relative?

Item: P2OTHADULT

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If another adult with parental responsibility, go to P2OTHREL

Otherwise, skip to P2MAR


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2OTHREL

Wording: What is that adult’s relationship to [teenager]? If there is more than one other adult with parental responsibility for [teenager], please answer for the one who is most involved in raising [teenager].

Item: P2ADULTREL

11=Grandmother

12=Grandfather

13=Other female relative

14=Other male relative

15=Other female guardian

16=Other male guardian

Routing: Go to P2MAR.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Screen: P2MAR

Wording: [What is [your/this parent's] current marital status?/What is the marital relationship of these parents?]

Item: P2MAR

1=Married

2=Divorced

3=Separated

4=Never Married

5=Widowed

Routing: Go to P2HHNUM.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HHNUM

Wording: We would like to know how many people live in your household including yourself [, your spouse,/, your partner,/, [teenager]'s parent/, [teenager's] parents] and [teenager].

How many people living in your household are…

Item: P2HHLT18

Item wording: under the age of 18?

Item: P2HH18PL

Item wording: 18 years of age or older?

Routing: Go to P2SIBS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SIBS

Wording: How many brothers and sisters does [teenager] have? Include adoptive, half-, and step-siblings, regardless of whether they live in the same household.

Item: P2SIBS1

Routing: If teenager has siblings (P2SIBS > 0) go to P2SIBED. Otherwise, skip to P2STRESS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SIBED

Wording: [Has this sibling/Have any of these siblings]...

Item: P2SIBED1

Item wording: ever stopped going to high school for a period of a month or more other than for school breaks, illness, injury, or vacation?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SIBED2

Item wording: earned a high school diploma?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SIBED3

Item wording: earned a GED?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SIBED4

Item wording: applied to college?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SIBED5

Item wording: applied for financial aid for college?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SIBED6

Item wording: started college?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SIBED7

Item wording: completed college?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SIBED8

Item wording: enlisted in the military?

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2STRESS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2STRESS

Wording: Since the fall of 2008, which of the following events, if any, occurred in your family?

Item: P2STRESS1

Item wording: [teenager]'s parent or guardian lost a job

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STRESS2

Item wording: [teenager]'s family's home was foreclosed upon by a lender

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STRESS3

Item wording: [teenager]'s parent or guardian separated or divorced

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STRESS4

Item wording: [teenager]'s parent or guardian had serious health problems or was seriously injured

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STRESS5

Item wording: [teenager]'s parent or guardian died

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STRESS6

Item wording: [teenager] had serious health problems or was seriously injured

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STRESS7

Item wording: [teenager] had a child

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2BINTRO.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2BINTRO

Wording: Now we have some questions about [teenager]’s previous educational experiences.

Routing: Go to P2RPT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RPT

Wording: What grades, if any, has [teenager] repeated?

Item: P2RPT_1

Item wording: Kindergarten

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_2

Item wording: 1st grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_3

Item wording: 2nd grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_4

Item wording: 3rd grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_5

Item wording: 4th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_6

Item wording: 5th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_7

Item wording: 6th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_8

Item wording: 7th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_9

Item wording: 8th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_10

Item wording: 9th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_11

Item wording: 10th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_12

Item wording: 11th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_13

Item wording: None of these grades

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2SKP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SKP

Wording: What grades, if any, has [teenager] skipped?

Item: P2SKP_1

Item: P2RPT_1

Item wording: Kindergarten

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_2

Item wording: 1st grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_3

Item wording: 2nd grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_4

Item wording: 3rd grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_5

Item wording: 4th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_6

Item wording: 5th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_7

Item wording: 6th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_8

Item wording: 7th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_9

Item wording: 8th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_10

Item wording: 9th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_11

Item wording: 10th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RPT_12

Item wording: 11th grade

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SKP_13

Item wording: None of these grades

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2TRANSFR.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2TRANSFR

Wording: How many times has [teenager] changed schools since [he/she] entered kindergarten? Do not count changes that occurred as a result of promotion to the next grade or level, for instance, a move from an elementary school to a middle school or from a middle school to a high school in the same district.

Item: P2TRANSFR

Item wording: | (Please enter 0 if [teenager] has not changed schools except for promotion to the next grade or level.)

Routing: Go to P2SUSEXP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SUSEXP

Wording: [Since the fall of 2008, has/Has] [he/she] been suspended or expelled from school? Do not count detentions.

Item: P2SUSEXP

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2DROP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2DROP

Wording: Since starting 9th grade, has [teenager] ever stopped going to school for a period of a month or more other than for school breaks, illness, injury, or vacation?

Item: P2DROP

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If student stopped going to school, go to P2STOPED.

If student never stopped going to school or no response, go to P2SPECED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2STOPED

Wording: Since starting 9th grade, how many times has [teenager] stopped going to school for a period of a month or more other than for school breaks, illness, injury or vacation?

Item: P2STOPED

Routing: Go to P2DEAL.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2DEAL

Wording: Which of the following did you [or your spouse/partner] do after [teenager] stopped going to school?

Item: P2DEAL1

Item wording: Contacted the principal, a teacher or a counselor at your teenager's school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DEAL2

Item wording: Offered to send your teenager to a special program or another school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DEAL3

Item wording: Arranged for outside counseling with a private psychologist or social worker

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DEAL4

Item wording: Arranged for special tutoring

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DEAL5

Item wording: Offered to help your teenager with personal problems

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DEAL6

Item wording: Encouraged your teenager to stay in school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DEAL7

Item wording: Punished your teenager

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DEAL8

Item wording: Decided not to get involved

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2SCHOOL.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SCHOOL

Wording: Which of the following did [teenager]'s school do after [he/she] stopped going to school?

Item: P2SCHOOL1

Item wording: Someone from school visited your home

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL2

Item wording: Someone from school contacted you in another way such as by telephone, mail or email

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL3

Item wording: The school offered to send your teenager to a special program or another school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL4

Item wording: The school encouraged your teenager to stay in school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL5

Item wording: The school offered your teenager special tutoring

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL6

Item wording: The school offered to help your teenager make up work that [he/she] missed

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL7

Item wording: The school offered to help your teenager with personal problems

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL8

Item wording: The school made your teenager see a counselor

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL9

Item wording: The school threatened to suspend or expel your teenager

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHOOL10

Item wording: The school suspended or expelled your teenager

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2ENROLL.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ENROLL

Wording: Is [teenager] currently enrolled in school? If [he/she] is out for school break, illness, injury, or vacation, please answer "yes".

Item: P2ENROLL

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If student currently enrolled in school or no response, go to P2RETURN.

If student not currently enrolled in school, go to P2DATE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2DATE

Wording: When was the last month and year [he/she] was enrolled in school?

Item: P2DATEM

Item wording: Month:

-9=Select month

1=January

2=February

3=March

4=April

5=May

6=June

7=July

8=August

9=September

10=October

11=November

12=December

Item: P2DATEY

Item wording: Year:

-9=Select year

2008=2008

2009=2009

2010=2010

2011=2011

Routing: Go to P2NOW.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2NOW

Wording: What are [teenager]'s activities now?

Item: P2NOW1

Item wording: Working full-time

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW2

Item wording: Working part-time

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW3

Item wording: Looking for work

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW4

Item wording: Taking care of [his/her] child

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW5

Item wording: Enrolled in an alternative program to help [him/her] continue [his/her] education

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW6

Item wording: Taking a class to prepare for the GED

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW7

Item wording: Enrolled in a technical, vocational, or trade school or program

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW8

Item wording: Other

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOW8_other

Item wording: Please specify

Routing: Go to P2GED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2GED

Wording: Has [teenager]...

Item: P2GED1

Item wording: taken the GED exam?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GED2

Item wording: earned a GED?

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GED3

Item wording: obtained an occupational license or certification?

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Skip to P2SPECED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RETURN

Wording: What month and year did [teenager] return to school[ this time]?

Item: P2RETURNM

Item wording: Month:

-9=Select month

1=January

2=February

3=March

4=April

5=May

6=June

7=July

8=August

9=September

10=October

11=November

12=December

Item: P2RETURNY

Item wording: Year:

0=Select year

2005=2005 or before

2006=2006

2007=2007

2008=2008

2009=2009

2010=2010

2011=2011

Routing: Go to P2SPECED.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SPECED

Wording: [Does [teenager] currently/ When [teenager] was last enrolled in school, did [he/she]] receive special education services? Students receiving these services often have an Individualized Education Plan or Program (IEP).

Item: P2SPECED

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Routing: Go to P2HLPFRQ.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HLPFRQ

Wording: [When [teenager] was last enrolled in school/During this school year], about how many days in an average week [do/did] you or another adult in your household help [teenager] with homework? Would you say…

Item: P2HLPFRQ

1=never

2=less than once a week

3=1 or 2 days a week

4=3 or 4 days a week, or

5=5 or more days a week?

Routing: Go to P2HLPWRK.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HLPWRK

Wording: How confident [do/did] you feel about your ability to help [teenager] with the homework [he/she] [has this year/had] in each of the following subjects?

Item: P2HLPMTH

Item wording: Math

1=Very confident

2=Somewhat confident

3=Not at all confident

Item: P2HLPSCI

Item wording: Science

1=Very confident

2=Somewhat confident

3=Not at all confident

Item: P2HLPENG

Item wording: English or language arts

1=Very confident

2=Somewhat confident

3=Not at all confident

Routing: Go to P2STEM.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2STEM

Wording: During the last 12 months, which of the following educational activities have you or another family member done with [teenager]?

Item: P2ZOO

Item wording: Visited a zoo, planetarium, natural history museum, transportation museum, or a similar museum

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CMPTR

Item wording: Worked or played on a computer together

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2BUILT

Item wording: Built or fixed something such as a vehicle or appliance

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCFAIR

Item wording: Attended a school science fair

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCHELP

Item wording: Helped [teenager] with a school science fair project

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STMTLK

Item wording: Discussed a program or article about science, engineering, technology or math

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2ANOTHER

Item wording: Another science, technology, engineering, or math activity (Please specify)

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2ANOTHER_other


Item: P2LBRARY

Item wording: Visited a library

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CNCERT

Item wording: Gone to a play, concert, or other live show

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2ACTVTY.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ACTVTY

Wording: During the last 12 months, has [teenager] participated in any of the following activities outside of school?

Item: P2MUSIC

Item wording: Music or dance

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2ART

Item wording: Art

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2DRAMA

Item wording: Theater or drama

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SPORT

Item wording: Organized sports supervised by an adult

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2RELIG

Item wording: Religious youth group or religious instruction

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SCOUT

Item wording: Scouting or another group or club activity

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SATACD

Item wording: Academic instruction outside of school such as from a Saturday Academy, learning center, personal tutor or summer school program

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2MSCMP

Item wording: A math or science camp

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2COLLCMP

Item wording: A college preparation camp

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2OTHCMP

Item wording: Another camp (Please specify)

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2OTHCMP_other

Routing: Go to P2CINTRO.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2CINTRO

Wording: Next we will ask questions about [teenager]'s plans for the future.

Routing: Go to P2PREP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2PREP

Wording: Have you participated in any of the following activities to help [teenager] to prepare for life after high school?

Item: P2PREP1

Item wording: Attended career day or job fair with [teenager]

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP2

Item wording: Attended college night with [teenager]

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP3

Item wording: Visited college campus with [teenager]

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP4

Item wording: Arranged for [teenager] to take an internship or apprenticeship

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP5

Item wording: Arranged for [teenager] to job shadow or visit a worksite

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP6

Item wording: Arranged for [teenager] to do paid or volunteer work in a job related to [his/her] career goals

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP7

Item wording: Searched internet for college options

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP8

Item wording: Talked with school counselor about options for after high school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP9

Item wording: Talked with teachers about options for after high school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP10

Item wording: Talked with other parents about options for after high school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP11

Item wording: Arranged for [teenager] to sit in on or take a college class

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP12

Item wording: Met with coach or scout for a college athletic team

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2PREP13

Item wording: Arranged for [him/her] to take a course to prepare for college admissions exams such as SAT or ACT

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2AFTERHS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2AFTERHS

Wording: Families have different ideas about what they would like their teenagers to do in the first year after high school. How strongly would you encourage or discourage [teenager] if [he/she] chose each of the following activities?

Item: P2AFTERHS1

Item wording: Enroll in further education such as a certificate, Associate's degree, or Bachelor's degree program

1=Strongly encourage

2=Encourage

3=Neither encourage nor discourage

4=Discourage

5=Strongly discourage

Item: P2AFTERHS2

Item wording: Get a full-time or part-time job

1=Strongly encourage

2=Encourage

3=Neither encourage nor discourage

4=Discourage

5=Strongly discourage

Item: P2AFTERHS3

Item wording: Do volunteer or missionary work

1=Strongly encourage

2=Encourage

3=Neither encourage nor discourage

4=Discourage

5=Strongly discourage

Item: P2AFTERHS4

Item wording: Join the armed services

1=Strongly encourage

2=Encourage

3=Neither encourage nor discourage

4=Discourage

5=Strongly discourage

Item: P2AFTERHS5

Item wording: Start a family

1=Strongly encourage

2=Encourage

3=Neither encourage nor discourage

4=Discourage

5=Strongly discourage

Routing: Go to P21STYR.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P21STYR

Wording: What is [teenager] most likely to do as [his/her] main activity in the first year after high school?

Item: P21STYR

1=Enroll in further education such as a certificate, associate's degree, or bachelor's degree program

2=Get a full-time or part-time job

3=Do volunteer or missionary work

4=Join the armed services

5=Start a family

6=Something else

Item: P21STYR_other

Item wording: Please specify

Routing: Go to P2EDASP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2EDASP

Wording: If there were no barriers, how far in school would you want [teenager] to go?

Item: P2EDASP

1=Less than high school completion

2=High school diploma or GED

3=Complete an Associate's degree

4=Complete a Bachelor's degree

5=Complete a Master's degree

6=Complete a Ph.D., M.D., law degree, or other high level professional degree

7=You don't know

8=It is [teenager’s] decision

Routing: Go to P2EDEXP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2EDEXP

Wording: As things stand now, how far in school do you think [he/she] will actually get?

Item: P2EDEXP

1=Less than high school completion

2=High school diploma or GED

3=Complete an Associate's degree

4=Complete a Bachelor's degree

5=Complete a Master's degree

6=Complete a Ph.D., M.D., law degree, or other high level professional degree

7=You don't know

8=It is [teenager’s] decision

Routing: If parent thinks teenager will not complete the level of education that he/she hopes (P2EDASP) go to P2CIRCUM.

Otherwise skip to P2MINREQ.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2CIRCUM

Wording: Students often have circumstances which make it difficult for them to complete the level of education that their parents hope they will. Would you say that [teenager] may not complete [a/an] [P2EDASP diploma or degree] because…

Item: P2CIRCUM1

Item wording: [teenager]'s grades are not high enough

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM2

Item wording: [teenager] has not taken the right courses

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM3

Item wording: [teenager]'s college admission test scores will not be high enough

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM4

Item wording: [teenager] cannot afford college

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM5

Item wording: [teenager] does not like school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM6

Item wording: High school has not prepared [teenager] well for higher education

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM7

Item wording: [teenager] needs to work to support family

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM8

Item wording: [teenager] does not have transportation to and from school location

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM9

Item wording: [teenager] does not know what [he/she] wants to study yet

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM10

Item wording: [teenager] will not need [a/an] [P2EDASP diploma or degree] for the job [he/she] wants

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM11

Item wording: [teenager] wants a break from school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM12

Item wording: Another reason (Please specify)

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2CIRCUM12_other

Routing: Go to P2MINREQ.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2MINREQ

Wording: By the time [teenager] graduates from high school, do you think [he/she] will have met the minimum requirements needed for admission to…

Item: P2MINREQ1

Item wording: a 2-year community college or technical institute?

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Item: P2MINREQ2

Item wording: a 4-year college?

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Routing: Go to P2PURSUE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2PURSUE

Wording: How sure or unsure are you that [teenager] will pursue any additional education after leaving high school?

Item: P2PURSUE

1=Very sure [he/she]'ll go

2=[He/She]'ll probably go

3=[He/She] probably won't go

4=Very sure [he/she] won't go

Routing: Go to P2ATTEND unless the parent has done nothing to help teenager prepare for college, would discourage the teenager from going, does not have college aspirations for the teenager, does not think the teenager will go to college in first year or ever, and is very sure that the teenager won't go. In that scenario skip to P2HELPAPP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2ATTEND

Wording: [If [teenager] did go to college, how important to you would each of the following college characteristics be/How important to you are each of the following college characteristics] when choosing a college or university for [teenager] to attend?

Item: P2ATTEND1

Item wording: Provides a good education

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND2

Item wording: Campus safety

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND3

Item wording: Financial aid

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND4

Item wording: Cost of attendance

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND5

Item wording: Campus appearance

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND6

Item wording: Location

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND7

Item wording: A good record of placing graduates in jobs

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND8

Item wording: A good record of placing graduates in graduate or professional schools

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND9

Item wording: Opportunity to play sports

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND10

Item wording: Recommended by family or friends

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND11

Item wording: Other (Please specify)

1=Very important

2=Somewhat important

3=Not at all important

Item: P2ATTEND11_other

Item wording: Please specify

Routing: Go to P2SPECINFO.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SPECINFO

Wording: Do you or [teenager] have information about specific colleges that [teenager] might attend after high school?

Item: P2SPECINFO

1=No

2=Yes, one college

3=Yes, 2 or 3 colleges

4=Yes, more than 3 colleges

Routing: If information obtained about at least one college, go to P2GETINFO.

If no information obtained about any colleges or no response, go to P2HELPAPP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2GETINFO

Wording: How have you or [teenager] gotten information about colleges that [he/she] might attend?

Item: P2GETINFO1

Item wording: Read college search websites, college guides, or ranking reports

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO2

Item wording: Read particular colleges' websites or requested particular colleges to send information to you

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO3

Item wording: Colleges sent you information that you did not request

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO4

Item wording: Talked with [teenager]'s teacher

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO5

Item wording: Talked with [teenager]'s counselor at high school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO6

Item wording: Talked with other parents or students who attend the colleges [teenager] might attend

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO7

Item wording: Talked to someone in a college admissions office

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO8

Item wording: Talked to a college representative visiting [teenager]'s high school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO9

Item wording: Talked to college athletic coaches or scouts

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO10

Item wording: Visited colleges

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2GETINFO11

Item wording: Sat in on a college class

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2HELPAPP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HELPAPP

Wording: In the last 5 years, have you helped another family member complete a college application or have you completed one yourself? (Do not include any college applications that [teenager] may have completed.)

Item: P2HELPAPP

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2AFFORD.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2AFFORD

Wording: Considering all sources of funds including any financial aid that [teenager] might receive, do you think your family would be able to afford to send [teenager] to …

Item: P2AFFORD1

Item wording: a 2-year community college or technical institute?

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Item: P2AFFORD2

Item wording: a 4-year public college in your state?

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Item: P2AFFORD3

Item wording: a 4-year public college out of state?

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Item: P2AFFORD4

Item wording: a 4-year private college?

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Routing: Go to P2SOURCE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2SOURCE

Wording: Have you gotten information on financial aid in any of the following ways?

Item: P2SOURCE1

Item wording: Talked with financial aid office staff at a college

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SOURCE2

Item wording: Talked with a school counselor at [teenager]'s high school

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SOURCE3

Item wording: Researched financial aid options on the Internet

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SOURCE4

Item wording: Got information on financial aid for one of [teenager’s] siblings or another family member

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SOURCE5

Item wording: Talked to other parents, family or friends

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SOURCE6

Item wording: Other

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2SOURCE6_other

Item wording: Please specify

Routing: Go to P2FAFSA.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2FAFSA

Wording: In the last 5 years have you completed a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) for another family member or have you completed one yourself? (Do not include a FAFSA you may have completed for [teenager].)

Item: P2FAFSA

1=Yes

2=No

3=You don't know what that is

4= Don’t know

Routing: Go to P2APPLY unless the parent has done nothing to help teenager prepare from college, would discourage the teenager from going, does not have college aspirations for the teenager, does not think the teenager will go to college in first year or ever, and is very sure that the teenager won’t go. In that scenario skip to P2EDERN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2APPLY

Wording: [If [he/she] were to go to college, would you/Will you] apply for financial aid for [teenager]'s education after high school?

Item: P2APPLY

1=Yes

2=No

3=Haven't thought about it yet

Routing: If parent will apply for financial aid for student, go to P2QUAL.

If parent will not apply for financial aid for student, go to P2NOFIN.

If parent has not thought about applying for financial aid yet or no response, go to P2HELPPAY.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2QUAL

Wording: What types of financial aid do you think [teenager] would qualify for?

Item: P2QUAL1

Item wording: Financial aid based on financial need

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2QUAL2

Item wording: Financial aid based on academic achievement such as good grades or college admission test scores

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2QUAL3

Item wording: Financial aid through an athletic scholarship

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2QUAL4

Item wording: Federal or state loans

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2QUAL5

Item wording: Private loans

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Skip to P2HELPPAY.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2NOFIN

Wording: What are the reasons you [will/would] not apply for financial aid?

Item: P2NOFIN1

Item wording: [teenager] would not qualify for aid because grades or test scores are too low

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN2

Item wording: [teenager] would not qualify for aid because income is too high

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN3

Item wording: [teenager] would not qualify for aid because [he/she] would attend college part-time

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN4

Item wording: [teenager] would not qualify for aid because has bad credit rating

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN5

Item wording: [teenager] would not qualify for aid because another family member did not qualify

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN6

Item wording: There is no money available

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN7

Item wording: [teenager] can afford college without financial aid

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN8

Item wording: Do not want to disclose financial situation

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN9

Item wording: The aid application process is too difficult

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN10

Item wording: [teenager] is not willing to go into debt

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN11

Item wording: Family is not willing to go into debt

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN12

Item wording: [teenager] would not get as much as [he/she] needs

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN13

Item wording: Other (Please specify)

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2NOFIN13_other

Routing: Go to P2HELPPAY.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HELPPAY

Wording: [Do you or does anyone in your family plan to/If [teenager] did go to college, would you or anyone in your family] help [teenager] pay for [his/her] education after high school?

Item: P2HELPPAY

1=Yes

2=No

3=You have not thought about this yet

Routing: If parent plans to help pay for college go to P2MONEY.

Else skip to P2LOAN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2MONEY

Wording: About how much money have you set aside for [his/her] future educational needs?

Item: P2MONEY

1=None

2=$2,000 or less

3=$2,001-$5,000

4=$5,001-$10,000

5=$10,001-$15,000

6=$15,001-$25,000

7=$25,001-$35,000

8=$35,001-$60,000

9=More than $60,000

Routing: Go to P2ACCOUNT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ACCOUNT

Wording: Have you or anyone in your family opened any type of account to save for [teenager]’s college education, for example, a 529 plan, a Coverdell Education Savings Account or Education IRA, or a prepaid tuition account?

Item: P2ACCOUNT

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: Go to P2LOAN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2LOAN

Wording: Would you be willing to take out a loan to help [teenager] pay for college?

Item: P2LOAN

1=Yes

2=No

3=Don't know

Routing: If parent is willing to take out a loan or does not know, go to P2MAX.

Otherwise skip to P2PERCENT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2MAX

Wording: What is the maximum amount you would borrow per year to help [him/her] pay for college?

Item: P2MAX

1=$0 - $500

2=$501-$2,500

3=$2,501-$5,000

4=$5,001-$10,000

5=$10,001-$15,000

6=More than $15,000

7=Don’t know

Routing: Go to P2PERCENT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2PERCENT

Wording: Approximately what percentage of the total cost of [teenager]'s education do you think [he/she] should finance if [he/she] attended…

Item: P2PERCENT1 Item wording: a 2-year community college or technical institute? %

Item: P2PERCENT2

Item wording: a 4-year public college in your state? %

Item: P2PERCENT3

Item wording: a 4-year public college out of state? %

Item: P2PERCENT4

Item wording: a 4-year private college? %

Routing: If parent thinks student should finance some of their education, go to P2STEPS.

If parent does not think student should finance any of their education or no response, go to P2EDERN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Screen: P2STEPS

Wording: Which of the following steps do you expect [him/her] to take to finance [his/her] education?

Item: P2STEPS1

Item wording: Work during high school evenings or weekends

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STEPS2

Item wording: Work during high school summers

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STEPS3

Item wording: Work up to 20 hours per week while attending college

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STEPS4

Item wording: Work more than 20 hours per week while attending college

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STEPS5

Item wording: Take out a loan in [his/her] name

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STEPS6

Item wording: Another step (Please specify)

1=Yes

0=No

Item: P2STEPS6_other

Routing: Go to P2EDERN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2EDERN

Wording: How much money do you think [teenager] would earn in a year of working if [T_HE_SHE] had the following levels of education?

(Please provide your best guess.)

Item: P2EDERN1

Item wording: If [he/she] left high school without finishing, [he/she] would make $| in a year.

Item: P2EDERN2

Item wording: If [he/she] finished high school with a GED or alternative high school credential, [he/she] would make $| in a year.

Item: P2EDERN3

Item wording: If [he/she] finished high school with a regular diploma, [he/she] would make $| in a year.

Item: P2EDERN4

Item wording: If [he/she] finished college, [he/she] would make $| in a year.

Routing: Go to P2DINTRO

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2DINTRO

Wording: Next we would like some information about your family’s educational background and occupations.

Routing: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and they provided their level of education in the base year then:

-If that level is less than a high school, a high school diploma or GED, an Associate's degree, a Bachelor's degree, or a Master's degree, then go to P2ADDEDP1.

-If that level is a Ph.D, a law degree, an MD, or some other high level degree but we do not know what their major was for that degree, then skip to P2MAJP1.

-If that level is a Ph.D, a law degree, an MD, or some other high level degree but we do know what their major was for that degree, then skip to P2EMPP1.

Otherwise, skip to P2EDUP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ADDEDP1

Wording: In the fall of 2008, you indicated you had completed [parent 1's highest degree in base year]. Since that time, have you completed a higher level of education beyond [parent 1's highest degree in base year]?

Item: P2ADDEDP1

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If parent 1 has not obtained any further education and we have their major preloaded, then skip to P2EMPP1.

Otherwise, if parent 1 had a postsecondary degree in the base year, has not obtained any further education, and we do not have their major preloaded, then skip to P2MAJP1.

Otherwise, if parent 1 has not obtained any further education then go to P2EMPP1.

Otherwise, go to P2EDUP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2EDUP1

Wording: What is the highest level of education [you/parent 1] [have/has] completed?

Item: P2EDUP1

1=Less than high school

2=High school diploma or GED

4=Associate’s degree

6=Bachelor’s degree

8=Master’s degree

10=Ph.D., M.D., law degree, or other high level professional degree

Routing: If level of education is an Associate's degree or higher, go to P2MAJP1.

Else, skip to P2EMPP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2MAJP1

Wording: What was the major field of study for [your/his/her] [parent 1's highest degree in first follow-up]?

Item: P2MAJP1

Routing: Go to P2EMPP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2EMPP1

Wording: During the past week, did [you/parent 1] work for pay?

Item: P2EMPP1

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and they provided their occupation in the base year, skip to P2RECENTP1.

Else, if parent 1 is currently working, skip to P2JOBP1.

Else, if parent 1 is not currently working, go to P2REGJOB.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2REGJOB

Wording: [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever held a regular job for pay?

Item: P2REGJOB

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If parent 1 has worked, then skip to P2JOBP1.

Else, if there is no parent 2, skip to P2INCOME.

Else if respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and parent 2 is the same person as the base year parent 2 and they provided parent 2's level of education in the base year then:

-If that level is less than a high school, a high school diploma or GED, an Associate's degree, a Bachelor's degree, or a Master's degree, then go to P2ADDEDP2.

-If that level is a Ph.D, a law degree, an MD, or some other high level degree but we do not know what their major was for that degree, then skip to P2MAJP2.

-If that level is a Ph.D, a law degree, an MD, or some other high level degree but we do know what their major was for that degree, then skip to P2EMPP2.

Otherwise, skip to P2EDUP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RECENTP1

Wording: In the fall of 2008 you indicated that your job title was: [parent 1's job title in base year]. Is that your [current/most recent] occupation?

Item: P2RECENTP1

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If preloaded base year job is parent 1's current or most recent job, skip to P2WKHRP1.

Else go to P2JOBP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2JOBP1

Wording: [What is/In [your/her/his] most recent job, what was] [your/her/his] job title? If [you/he/she] [have/has/had] more than one job, describe the one at which [you/he/she] [work/works/worked] the most hours. What [do/does/did] [you/he/she] actually do in that job? That is, what [are/were] [your/her/his] main activities or duties?

Item: P2J1JBTL

Item: P2J1JBDY

Routing: Go to P2WKHRP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2WKHRP1

Wording: About how many total hours per week [do/does/did] [you/he/she] usually work for pay, counting all jobs?

Item: P2WKHRP1

Item wording: | hours per week

Routing: If there is no parent 2, skip to P2INCOME.

Else, if there is no parent 2, skip to P2INCOME.

Else if respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and parent 2 is the same person as the base year parent 2 and they provided parent 2's level of education in the base year then:

-If that level is less than a high school, a high school diploma or GED, an Associate's degree, a Bachelor's degree, or a Master's degree, then go to P2ADDEDP2.

-If that level is a Ph.D, a law degree, an MD, or some other high level degree but we do not know what their major was for that degree, then skip to P2MAJP2.

-If that level is a Ph.D, a law degree, an MD, or some other high level degree but we do know what their major was for that degree, then skip to P2EMPP2.

Otherwise, skip to P2EDUP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ADDEDP2

Wording: In the fall of 2008, you indicated [your spouse/your partner/parent 2] had completed [parent 2's highest degree in base year]. Since that time, has [he/she] completed a higher level of education beyond [parent 2's highest degree in base year]?

Item: P2ADDEDP2

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If parent 2 has not obtained any further education and we have their major preloaded, then skip to P2EMPP2.

Otherwise, if parent 2 had a postsecondary degree in the base year, has not obtained any further education, and we do not have their major preloaded, then skip to P2MAJP2.

Otherwise, if parent 2 has not obtained any further education then go to P2EMPP2.

Otherwise, go to P2EDUP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2EDUP2

Wording: What is the highest level of education [your spouse/your partner/parent 2] has completed?

Item: P2EDUP2

1=Less than high school

2=High school diploma or GED

4=Associate’s degree

6=Bachelor’s degree

8=Master’s degree

10=Ph.D., M.D., law degree, or other high level professional degree

Routing: If parent 2 has obtained at least an Associate's degree, go to P2MAJP2.

Else, skip to P2EMPP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2MAJP2

Wording: What was the major field of study for [his/her/parent 2's] [parent 2's highest degree in first follow-up]?

Item: P2MAJP2

Routing: Go to P2EMPP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2EMPP2

Wording: During the past week, did [your spouse/your partner/parent 2] work for pay?

Item: P2EMPP2

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and parent 2 is the same person as base year parent 2 and parent 2's base year occupation is preloaded, skip to P2RECENTP2.

Else, if parent 2 is currently working, skip to P2JOBP2.

Else, if parent 2 is not currently working, go to P2REGPAY.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2REGPAY

Wording: Has [he/she] ever held a regular job for pay?

Item: P2REGPAY

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If parent 2 has ever worked, then skip to P2JOBP2.

Else, skip to P2INCOME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RECENTP2

Wording: In the fall of 2008 you indicated that [your spouse's/your partner's/parent 2's] job title was: [parent 2's job title in base year]. Is that [his/her/parent 2's] [current/most recent] occupation?

Item: P2RECENTP2

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If the preloaded job for parent 2 is their current or most recent job, skip to P2WKHRP2.

Else, go to P2JOBP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2JOBP2

Wording: [What is/In [his/her/parent 2's] most recent job, what was] [his/her/parent 2's] job title? If [he/she/parent 2] [has/had] more than one job, describe the one at which [he/she/parent 2] [works/worked] the most hours. What [does/did] [he/she/parent 2] do in that job? That is, what [are/were] [his/her/parent 2's] main activities or duties?

Item: P2J2JBDY

Item: P2J2JBTL

Routing: Go to P2WKHRP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2WKHRP2

Wording: About how many total hours per week [does/did] [he/she/parent 2] usually work for pay or income, counting all jobs?

Item: P2WKHRP2

Item wording: | hours per week

Routing: Go to P2INCOME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2INCOME

Wording: An important part of this study is understanding how family finances affect students' ability to continue their education after high school. We would like to remind you that the answers you provide about your family's finances will be kept completely confidential.

What was your total household income from all sources prior to taxes and deductions in calendar year 2010? Please include all income such as income from work, investments and alimony.

Item: P2INCOME

Item wording: $ | (Please enter whole numbers only. Do not enter commas or decimals.)

Routing: If P2INCOME is missing, go to P2INCCAT. Else skip to P2DEPEND.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2INCCAT

Wording: We understand that you may not be able to provide an exact number for your family’s income.

However, it would be extremely helpful if you would indicate which of the following ranges best estimates your total household income from all sources prior to taxes and deductions in calendar year 2010. Please include all income such as income from work, investments and alimony.

Item: P2INCCAT

1=$15,000 or less

2=$15,001 - $35,000

3=$35,001 - $55,000

4=$55,001 - $75,000

5=$75,001 - $95,000

6=$95,001 - $115,000

7=$115,001 - $135,000

8=$135,001 - $155,000

9=$155,001 - $175,000

10=$175,001 - $195,000

11=$195,001 - $215,000

12=$215,001 - $235,000

13=More than $235,000

Routing: Go to P2DEPEND.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2DEPEND

Wording: Altogether, how many people are financially dependent upon you [or your] [spouse/partner]? Include all people who receive one-half or more of their financial support from you [or your] [spouse/partner], regardless of whether they live in the same household. Do not include yourself [or your] [spouse/partner].

Item: P2DEPEND

Routing: Go to P2HMOWN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HMOWN

Wording: Do you…

Item: P2HMOWN

1=pay mortgage towards or own your home

2=rent your home or

3=have some other arrangement?

Routing: Go to P2EINTRO

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2EINTRO2

Wording: Now we would like to learn about your family’s origin and languages spoken in [teenager]'s home.

[Many of the questions in this section of the interview are repeated from the fall 2008 survey. We will skip any questions you answered at that time so your interview will be shorter.]

Routing: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and we collected his/her hispanicity in the base year, skip to P2RACEP1.

Otherwise, go to P2HISPP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HISPP1

Wording: [Are/Is] [you/he/she] Hispanic or [Latino/Latina]?

Item: P2HISPP1

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If parent 1 is Hispanic, go to P2MEXP1.

If parent 1 is not Hispanic, or no response, go to P2RACEP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2MEXP1

Wording: [Are/Is] [you/he/she]...

Item: P2MEXP1

1=Mexican, Mexican-American or [Chicano/Chicana]

2=Cuban

3=Dominican

4=Puerto Rican

5=Central American such as Guatemalan, Salvadoran, Nicaraguan, Costa Rican, Panamanian, or Honduran

6=South American such as Colombian, Argentinean, or Peruvian or

7=Other Hispanic or [Latino/Latina]

Routing: Go to P2RACEP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RACEP1

Pre-Logic: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and we collected his/her race in the base year, skip to P2BYRP1.

Otherwise, go to P2RACEP1.

Wording:

[In addition to learning about [your/parent 1's] Hispanic background, we would also like to know about [your/his/her] racial background.]

Which of the following choices describe [your/parent 1's] race? You may choose more than one.

Item: P2WHTP1

Item wording: White

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2BLKP1

Item wording: Black or African American

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2ASNP1

Item wording: Asian

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2PISLP1

Item wording: Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2NTVP1

Item wording: American Indian or Alaska Native

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: If parent 1 is Asian, go to P2ATYPP1.

Otherwise skip to P2BYRP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ATYPP1

Wording: [Are/Is] [you/he/she]...

Item: P2ATYPP1

1=Chinese

2=Filipino

3=Southeast Asian such as Vietnamese or Thai

4=South Asian such as Asian Indian or Sri Lankan or

5=Other Asian

Routing: Go to P2BYRP1.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2BYRP1

Pre-Logic: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and we collected his/her birth year in the base year, skip to P2USP1.

Otherwise, go to P2BYRP1.

Wording: In what year [were/was] [you/parent 1] born?

Item: P2BYRP1

Item wording: | (Please enter your answer in this format: 19XX)

Routing: Go to P2USP1

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2USP1

Pre-Logic: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and we collected his/her origin in the base year then:

-If there is a parent 2, skip to P2HISPP2.

-If there is not a parent 2, skip to P2US9TH

Otherwise, go to P2USP1.

Wording: [Were/Was] [you/he/she] born in the United States, in Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory, or in another country?

Item: P2USP1

1=United States

2=Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory

3=Another country

Routing: If parent 1 was born in Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory or in another country, go to P2USYRP1.

If there is a second parent, go to P2HISPP2.

Otherwise skip to P2US9TH.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2USYRP1

Wording: In what year did [you/he/she] come to the [continental] United States to stay permanently?

Item: P2USYRP1

Item wording: | (Please enter your answer in the following format: 19XX or 20XX)

Item: P2NOUSP1

Item wording: (Check here if you [are/is] not in the United States to stay.)

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: If there is a second parent, go to P2HISPP2.

Otherwise skip to P2US9TH.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HISPP2

Pre-Logic: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and parent 2 is the same parent 2 as in base year then:

-If parent 2's hispanicity was collected in the base year, skip to P2RACEP2.

Otherwise, go to P2HISPP2.

Wording: Is [your spouse/your partner/parent 2] Hispanic or [Latino/Latina]?

Item: P2HISPP2

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If parent 2 is Hispanic, then go to P2MEXP2.

Otherwise, skip to P2RACEP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2MEXP2

Wording: Is [he/she/parent 2]…Item: P2MEX2

1=Mexican, Mexican-American or [Chicano/Chicana]

2=Cuban

3=Dominican

4=Puerto Rican

5=Central American such as Guatemalan, Salvadoran, Nicaraguan, Costa Rican, Panamanian, or Honduran

6=South American such as Colombian, Argentinean, or Peruvian or

7=Other Hispanic or [Latino/Latina]

Routing: Go to P2RACEP2

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RACEP2

Pre-Logic: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and parent 2 is the same parent 2 as in base year then:

-If parent 2's race was collected in the base year, skip to P2BYRP2.

Otherwise if parent 2's race is not known, go to P2RACEP2

Wording:

[In addition to learning about [T_P2HIS_HER_YOUR_SPOUSE_PARTNER_PARENT] Hispanic background, we would also like to know about [T_P2HIS_HER_YOUR_SPOUSES_PARTNER_PARENTS] racial background.]

Which of the following choices describe [your spouse's/your partner's/parent 2's] race? You may choose more than one.

Item: P2WHTP2

Item wording: White

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2BLKP2

Item wording: Black or African American

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2ASNP2

Item wording: Asian

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2PISLP2

Item wording: Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2NTVP2

Item wording: American Indian or Alaska Native

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: If Asian, go to P2ATYPP2.

Otherwise, skip to P2BYRP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ATYPP2

Wording: Is [he/she/parent 2]...

Item: P2ATYPP2

1=Chinese

2=Filipino

3=Southeast Asian such as Vietnamese or Thai

4=South Asian such as Asian Indian or Sri Lankan or

5=Other Asian

Routing: Go to P2BYRP2.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2BYRP2

Pre-Logic: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and parent 2 is the same parent 2 as in base year then:

-If parent 2's birth year was collected in the base year, skip to P2USP2.

Otherwise if parent 2's birth year is not known, go to P2BYRP2.

Wording: In what year was [your spouse/your partner/parent 2] born?

Item: P2BYRP2

Item wording: | (Please enter your answer in this format: 19XX)

Routing: Go to P2USP2

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2USP2

Pre-Logic: If respondent is the same person as the base year respondent and parent 2 is the same parent 2 as in base year then:

-If parent 2's origin was collected in the base year, skip to P2US9TH.

Otherwise if parent 2's origin is not known, go to P2USP2.

Wording: Was [he/she/parent 2] born in the United States, in Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory, or in another country?

Item: P2USP2

1=United States

2=Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory

3=Another country

Routing: If parent 2 was born in Puerto Rico or another country, go to P2USYRP2.

Otherwise, skip to P2US9TH.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2USYRP2

Wording: In what year did [he/she/parent 2] come to the [continental] United States to stay permanently?

Item: P2USYRP2

Item wording: | (Please enter your answer in the following format: 19XX or 20XX)

Item: P2NOUSP2

Item wording: (Check here if [he/she/parent 2] is not in the United States to stay.)

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: Go to P2US9TH

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2US9TH

Pre-Logic: If teenager's origin was collected in the base year, skip to P2OTHLNG.

Otherwise, go to P2US9TH.

Wording: Now we have a question about your teenager.

Was [teenager] born in the United States, in Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory, or in another country?

Item: P2US9TH

1=United States

2=Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory

3=Another country

Routing: If student born in another country, go to P2CTRYB9.

If student born in Puerto Rico or another U.S. territory, go to P2USYR9.

Otherwise, skip to P2OTHLNG.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2CTRYB9

Wording: In which country was [he/she] born?

Item: P2CTRYB9

-9=-Select one-

200=Afghanistan

100=Albania

400=Algeria

101=Andorra

401=Angola

330=Anguilla

331=Antigua and Barbuda

375=Argentina

189=Armenia

332=Aruba

501=Australia

102=Austria

190=Azerbaijan

333=Bahamas

201=Bahrain

202=Bangladesh

334=Barbados

186=Belarus

103=Belgium

310=Belize

403=Benin

300=Bermuda

203=Bhutan

376=Bolivia

159=Bosnia and Herzegovina

404=Botswana

377=Brazil

335=British Virgin Islands

204=Brunei

104=Bulgaria

406=Burkina Faso

407=Burundi

206=Cambodia

408=Cameroon

301=Canada

409=Cape Verde

336=Cayman Islands

410=Central African Republic

411=Chad

378=Chile

207=China

379=Colombia

412=Comoros

413=Congo (Republic of the)

505=Cook Islands

311=Costa Rica

425=Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)

160=Croatia

337=Cuba

208=Cyprus

155=Czech Republic

459=Democratic Republic of the Congo

106=Denmark

414=Djibouti

338=Dominica

339=Dominican Republic

380=Ecuador

415=Egypt

312=El Salvador

139=England

416=Equatorial Guinea

471=Eritrea

182=Estonia

417=Ethiopia

381=Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)

107=Faroe Islands

507=Fiji

108=Finland

109=France

382=French Guiana

508=French Polynesia

419=Gabon

420=Gambia

248=Gaza Strip

191=Georgia

110=Germany

421=Ghana

115=Gibraltar

116=Greece

302=Greenland

340=Grenada

341=Guadeloupe

313=Guatemala

143=Guernsey

423=Guinea

424=Guinea-Bissau

383=Guyana

342=Haiti

314=Honduras

209=Hong Kong

117=Hungary

118=Iceland

210=India

211=Indonesia

212=Iran

213=Iraq

119=Ireland

145=Isle of Man

214=Israel

120=Italy

343=Jamaica

215=Japan

144=Jersey

216=Jordan

188=Kazakhstan

427=Kenya

509=Kiribati

998=Kosovo

220=Kuwait

195=Kyrgyzstan

221=Laos

183=Latvia

222=Lebanon

428=Lesotho

429=Liberia

430=Libya

122=Liechtenstein

184=Lithuania

123=Luxembourg

223=Macau

158=Macedonia

431=Madagascar

432=Malawi

224=Malaysia

225=Maldives

433=Mali

124=Malta

510=Marshall Islands

344=Martinique

434=Mauritania

445=Mauritius

435=Mayotte

315=Mexico

511=Micronesia (Federated States of)

185=Moldova

125=Monaco

226=Mongolia

997=Montenegro

345=Montserrat

436=Morocco

437=Mozambique

205=Myanmar (formerly Burma)

438=Namibia

512=Nauru

227=Nepal

126=Netherlands

346=Netherlands Antilles

513=New Caledonia

514=New Zealand

316=Nicaragua

439=Niger

440=Nigeria

515=Niue

516=Norfolk Island

219=North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea)

142=Northern Ireland

127=Norway

228=Oman

229=Pakistan

517=Palau

317=Panama

518=Papúa Nueva Guinea

384=Paraguay

385=Peru

231=Philippines

519=Pitcairn Islands

128=Poland

129=Portugal

232=Qatar

441=Réunion

132=Romania

187=Russia (Russian Federation)

442=Rwanda

347=Saint Barthelemy

450=Saint Helena

348=Saint Kitts-Nevis

349=Saint Lucia

995=Saint Martin

303=Saint Pierre and Miquelon

350=Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

526=Samoa

133=San Marino

443=Sao Tome and Principe

233=Saudi Arabia

140=Scotland

444=Senegal

996=Serbia

446=Seychelles

447=Sierra Leone

234=Singapore

105=Slovakia

157=Slovenia

520=Solomon Islands

448=Somalia

449=South Africa

218=South Korea (Republic of Korea)

134=Spain

236=Sri Lanka

451=Sudan

386=Suriname

452=Swaziland

136=Sweden

137=Switzerland

237=Syria (Syrian Arab Republic)

238=Taiwan

194=Tajikistan

453=Tanzania (United Republic of)

239=Thailand

994=Timor-Leste

454=Togo

521=Tokelau

522=Tonga

351=Trinidad and Tobago

456=Tunisia

240=Turkey

196=Turkmenistan

352=Turks and Caicos Islands

523=Tuvalu

457=Uganda

193=Ukraine

241=United Arab Emirates

387=Uruguay

192=Uzbekistan

524=Vanuatu

146=Vatican City (Holy See)

388=Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)

242=Viet Nam (Vietnam)

141=Wales

525=Wallis and Futuna Islands

256=West Bank

458=Western Sahara

245=Yemen

460=Zambia

461=Zimbabwe

999=Other

Routing: Go to P2USYR9.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2USYR9

Wording: In what year did [he/she] come to the United States to stay permanently?

Item: P2USYR9

Item wording: | (Please enter your answer in the following format: 19XX or 20XX)

Item: P2NOUS9

Item wording: (Check here if [teenager] is not in the United States to stay permanently.)

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: Go to P2SCHPLC.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SCHPLC

Wording: In what grade was [teenager] placed when [he/she] started school in the United States?

Item: P2SCHPLC

1=Pre-kindergarten

2=Kindergarten

3=1st grade

4=2nd grade

5=3rd grade

6=4th grade

7=5th grade

8=6th grade

9=7th grade

10=8th grade

11=9th grade

Routing: Go to P2OTHLNG.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2OTHLNG

Wording: Is any language other than English regularly spoken in your home?

Item: P2OTHLNG

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If another language is spoken, go to P2HHLNG.

If only English is spoken, skip to P2FINTRO.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HHLNG

Wording: What languages other than English are regularly spoken in your home?

Item: P2HHLNG1

Item wording: Spanish

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG2

Item wording: A European language other than Spanish such as French, German or Russian

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG3

Item wording: A Chinese language

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG4

Item wording: A Filipino language

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG5

Item wording: A Southeast Asian language such as Vietnamese, Thai or Cambodian

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG6

Item wording: A South Asian language such as Hindi or Tamil

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG7

Item wording: Another Asian language such as Japanese or Korean

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG8

Item wording: A Middle Eastern language such as Arabic or Farsi

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2HHLNG9

Item wording: Another language

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: Go to P2ENGLSH

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ENGLSH

Wording: Is English also regularly spoken in your home?

Item: P2ENGLSH

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If more than one language is spoken in the home, then go to P2HHLNGP.

Otherwise, skip to P2FINTRO.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HHLNGP

Pre-Logic: Only languages that were selected in P2HHLNG and P2ENGLSH are shown.

Wording: What language do you usually speak to [teenager] in your home?

Item: P2HHLNGP

0=English

1=Spanish

2=A European language other than Spanish (such as French, German or Russian)

3=A Chinese language

4=A Filipino language

5=A Southeast Asian language (such as Vietnamese, Thai, or Cambodian)

6=A South Asian language (such as Hindi or Tamil)

7=An Asian language (such as Japanese or Korean)

8=A Middle Eastern language (such as Arabic or Farsi)

9=Another language

Routing: Go to P2HHLNGS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HHLNGS

Pre-Logic: Only languages that were selected in P2HHLNG and P2ENGLSH are shown.

Wording: What language does [he/she] usually speak to you in your home?

Item: P2HHLNGS

0=English

1=Spanish

2=A European language other than Spanish (such as French, German or Russian)

3=A Chinese language

4=A Filipino language

5=A Southeast Asian language (such as Vietnamese, Thai, or Cambodian)

6=A South Asian language (such as Hindi or Tamil)

7=An Asian language (such as Japanese or Korean)

8=A Middle Eastern language (such as Arabic or Farsi)

9=Another language

Routing: Go to P2FINTRO.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2FINTRO

Wording: Now in the last part of the interview we will ask you for information that will make it possible for us to locate you and [teenager] more easily in the future for the HSLS:09 study. Please be assured that all information you provide will be kept confidential and separately from the answers you have already provided.

Routing: go to P21NAME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P21NAME

Wording: What is your first name, middle initial, and last name?

Item: P21NAME1

Item wording: First name:

Item: P21NAME2

Item wording: Middle initial:

Item: P21NAME3

Item wording: Last name:

Routing: If first, middle, or last name entered, go to P21ADD.

If no names given, go to P2SSN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P21ADD

Wording: What is your complete address? Be sure to include any apartment number or P.O. Box number.

Item: P21STRT1

Item wording: Address 1:

Item: P21STRT2

Item wording: Address 2:

Item: P21ZIP

Item wording: ZIP code:

Item: P21CITY

Item wording: City:

Item: P21ST

Item wording: State:

Routing: go to P2MAILADD.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P21MAILADD

Wording: What is your mailing address?

Item: P2SAMEADD

Item wording: (Check here if your mailing address is the same as the address you provided on the previous screen.)

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2MSTRT1

Item wording: Address 1:

Item: P2MSTRT2

Item wording: Address 2:

Item: P2MZIP

Item wording: Zip code:

Item: P2MCITY

Item wording: City:

Item: P2MST

Item wording: State:

Routing: go to P21PH

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P21PH

Wording: What are your home, cell, and work phone numbers?

Item: P21HMPH

Item wording: Home phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P21HMNO

Item wording: (Check here if you do not have a home phone number.)

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P21CLPH

Item wording: Cell phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P21CLNO

Item wording: (Check here if you do not have a cell phone number.)

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P21WKPH

Item wording: Business phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P21WKNO

Item wording: (Check here if you do not have a business phone number.)

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: go to P21EMAIL.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P21EMAIL

Wording: What is the email address that you will most likely be using during the next three years?

Item: P21EMAIL1

Item wording: Email address:

Item: P21EMAILNO

Item wording: (Check here if you do not have an email address).

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: go to P2SSN.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2SSN

Wording: Next we ask you to provide social security numbers for yourself and [teenager]. These social security numbers will be used to help us find you and [teenager] for future follow up. All of your responses will be kept completely confidential and providing this information is voluntary.

Item: P21SSN

Item wording: |(please enter numbers only; dashes are not needed)

Item: P2STUSSN

Item wording: |(please enter numbers only; dashes are not needed)

Routing: go to P22NAME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P22NAME

Wording: What is the first name, middle initial, and last name of [teenager]'s [father/mother/parent who lives outside your home (if applicable)? This could be a biological, adoptive, step, foster, or any other type of parent, but should be someone who will know how to get in touch with you and [teenager] at some point in the future].

Item: P22NAME1

Item wording: First name:

Item: P22NAME2

Item wording: Middle initial:

Item: P22NAME3

Item wording: Last name:

Item: P22NONE

Item wording: (Check here if [teenager] does not have a parent living outside the home.)

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: If the relationship is biological or adoptive mother or father in P2RELSHP, and there is a spouse or partner in P2SPOUSE, and the relationship is biological or adoptive mother or father in P2SPSREL, and a name is entered in P22NAME, go to P22PH.

If the relationship is grandparent, relative, or guardian and there are 2 parents in the household that are biological or adoptive parents and a name is entered in P22NAME, go to P22PH.

If there is no other parent living in the home, go to P2RNAME.

If any name is entered in P22NAME, go to P2ADD.

Else go to P2RNAME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P22ADD

Wording: What is the complete address of [teenager]'s parent who lives outside your home? Be sure to include any apartment number or P.O. Box number.

Item: P22STRT1

Item wording: Address 1:

Item: P22STRT2

Item wording: Address 2:

Item: P22ZIP

Item wording: ZIP code:

Item: P22CITY

Item wording: City:

Item: P22ST

Item wording: State:

Routing: go to P22PH.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P22PH

Wording: What are the home, cell, and work phone numbers for [teenager]'s [father/mother/parent who lives outside your home]?

Item: P22HMPH

Item wording: Home phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P22HMNO

Item wording: Check here if they do not have a home phone number.

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P22HMSM

Item: P22CLPH

Item wording: Cell phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P22CLNO

Item wording: Check here if they do not have a cell phone number.

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P22WKPH

Item wording: Business phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P22WKNO

Item wording: Check here if they do not have a business phone number.

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: go to P2RNAME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RNAME

Wording: What is the first name, middle initial, and last name of a family member who will always know how to get in touch with you and [teenager]?

Item: P2RNAME1

Item wording: First name:

Item: P2RNAME2

Item wording: Middle initial:

Item: P2RNAME3

Item wording: Last name:

Routing: If any name is given in P21NAME, go to P2RADD.

If no name is given, go to P2FNAME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RADD

Wording: What is the complete address of that family member? Be sure to include any apartment number or P.O. Box number.

Item: P2RSTRT1

Item wording: Address 1:

Item: P2RSTRT2

Item wording: Address 2:

Item: P2RZIP

Item wording: ZIP code:

Item: P2RCITY

Item wording: City:

Item: P2RST

Item wording: State:

Routing: go to P2RPH.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RPH

Wording: What are that family member's home, cell, and work phone numbers?

Item: P2RHMPH

Item wording: Home phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P2RHMNO

Item wording: Check here if they do not have a home phone number.

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2RCLPH

Item wording: Cell phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P2RCLNO

Item wording: Check here if they do not have a cell phone number.

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2RWKPH

Item wording: Business phone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P2RWKNO

Item wording: Check here if they do not have a business phone number.

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: go to P2RELREL.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2RELREL

Wording: What is this family member's relationship to you?

Item: P2RELREL

1=Your mother

2=Your father

3=Your mother-in-law

4=Your father-in-law

5=Your sister

6=Your brother

7=Your sister-in-law

8=Your brother-in-law

9=Your daughter or step-daughter

10=Your son or step-son

11=Your niece

12=Your nephew

13=Other

Routing: Go to P2FNAME.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2FNAME

Wording: What is the first name, middle initial, and last name of a close friend who will always know how to get in touch with you and [teenager]?

Item: P2FNAME1

Item wording: First name:

Item: P2FNAME2

Item wording: Middle initial:

Item: P2FNAME3

Item wording: Last name:

Routing: If any name is given in P21NAME, go to P2FADD.

If no name is given in P21NAME, go to P2HELP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2FADD

Wording: What is the complete address of that close friend? Be sure to include any apartment number or P.O. Box number.

Item: P2FSTRT1

Item wording: Address 1:

Item: P2FSTRT2

Item wording: Address 2:

Item: P2FZIP

Item wording: ZIP code:

Item: P2FCITY

Item wording: City:

Item: P2FST

Item wording: State:

Routing: go to P2FPH.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2FPH

Wording: What is the telephone number of that close friend?

Item: P2FHMPH

Item wording: Telephone number (XXX-XXX-XXXX):

Item: P2FHMNO

Item wording: Check here if this friend does not have a phone number.

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: go to P2HELP.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2HELP

Wording:

CATI: Besides me, did anyone help you complete this questionnaire?

Web mode: Did anyone help you complete this questionnaire?

Item: P2HELP

1=Yes

0=No

Routing: If anyone helped parent complete questionnaire, go to P2ASSIST.

Otherwise, go to P2END.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Screen: P2ASSIST

Wording: Who helped you complete this questionnaire?

Item: P2ASSIST_1

Item wording: [teenager]

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2ASSIST_2

Item wording: Another family member

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2ASSIST_3

Item wording: One of your friends

0=No

1=Yes

Item: P2ASSIST_4

Item wording: Another person

0=No

1=Yes

Routing: Go to END

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

File Typeapplication/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document
Authorspowell
File Modified0000-00-00
File Created2021-02-01

© 2024 OMB.report | Privacy Policy