Appendix B-2
Initial Interview
National Food Study Pilot
Agency: Economic Research Service
Contractor: Westat, Inc.
NATIONAL FOOD STUDY PILOT
INITIAL INTERVIEW
ADMINISTERED IN CAPI FOR ENGLISH AND SPANISH
OMB Control Number: xxxx-xxxx
Expiration Date: xx/xx/xxxx
[Demographics of HH members] 7
Section B: [Participate in nutrition programs?] 12
[Participate in community programs?] 19
Section C: [Where do you get food?] 20
Q1a (INTERVIEWER CHECK ONLY. DO NOT READ) DID THE HOUSEHOLD PROVIDE CONSENT FOR USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE DATA BY INITIALING THE SECOND PAGE OF THE CONSENT FORM?
(1) YES
(0) NO
Q2 As I said earlier, taking part in this study is completely voluntary. We are required by law to use your information for statistical research only and to keep it confidential. The law prohibits us from giving anyone any information that may identify you or members of your household. You do not have to answer any questions that make you feel uncomfortable. There are no risks for participating but if you have any questions you can always call the telephone number on the brochure/fact sheet. Now I’d like to ask you about the people living in your household, where you usually shop for food, and food programs you may participate in. Some of these questions will help me determine how many of you will need to record food purchase for the study week, and some of the questions will be used by researchers to help them understand how households like yours acquire food. These questions will take about 30 minutes to answer and you will receive $50 as an incentive for completing this interview. May I begin?
(1) YES, CONTINUE
(2) NO, RESCHEDULE ALTERNATE TIME
(3) NO, DECLINE TO TAKE PART/REFUSAL
We will begin the interview with questions about who lives here. I need to make a list of all the people who normally live or stay at this address or are living or staying here over the next week. Be sure to include: people who usually live here but are temporarily away for reasons such as: vacation, traveling for work, in the military, or in the hospital; people who stay here only some of the time; non-relatives who live here; and any babies and small children. Please mention someone even if you're not sure they should be included. I understand that you may have already provided some of this information, but I need to read the whole series of questions.
A1 Let's start with you. What is your name? INTERVIEWER: FILL NAME GRID
A1a First name |
A1b Last name |
__________ |
__________ |
A1_CK Does anyone else live or stay here?
YES - Please give me the names of everyone else who lives or stays here most of the time.)
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A1_CK IN (0, r, d), GO TO A2. IF A1_CK=1, GO TO A1a.]
A1a First name |
A1b Last name |
__________ |
__________ |
__________ |
__________ |
__________ |
__________ |
A2 I need to be sure I'm including the correct people in this survey. You have mentioned (ALL NAMES FROM A1 NAME GRID). Is this the address where (you/you and they) live and sleep most of the time?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A2 IN (1, r, d), GO TO A3. IF A2 = 0, GO TO A2a.]
A2a Who doesn’t live or sleep here most of the time? CHECK (√)
[ ] (fill: Person 1)
[ ] (fill: Person 2)
…
[ ] (fill: Person N)
INTERVIEWER: FOR EACH PERSON WITH A2a = √, ASK A2b – A2d. THEN GO TO NEXT PERSON
[If A2a=√, loop through each person.]
A2b Is there another place where (NAME FROM A2a) lives and sleeps most of the time?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF A2b=1, GO TO A2c.]
A2c I am going to read a list of reasons why people may have another place where they live or sleep most of the time. Please tell me which is the main reason for (NAME FROM A2a). SELECT ONE.
(1) A college student who usually lives away at school
(2) A boarding school student who usually lives away at school but is home for break or vacation
(3) A boarding school student who usually lives away at school during the week but is here on weekends
(4) In the Armed Forces, stationed locally
(5) In the Armed Forces, stationed elsewhere
(6) In an institution such as a home for the aged, mental hospital, or prison
(7) Temporarily absent on vacation or in hospital
(8) Temporarily on the road for a job or work
(9) Absent in connection with a job – lives both here and elsewhere, but does not stay here often
(10) Has another home and sleeps in other home more often
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
A2d Will (NAME) be here for the next week?
(1) PRESENT
(2) NOT PRESENT
[Loop ends.]
A3 Sometimes we miss people when it's not totally clear where they live. Just to make sure, have I missed anyone who is staying here until they find a place to live?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A3 = 1, GO TO A3a. IF A3 IN (0, r, d), GO TO A3b1.]
A3a. Who is that?
INT: FILL NAME IN A1 NAME GRID
(1) (fill: Person 1)
(2) (fill: Person 2)
…
(N) (fill: Person N)
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A3b1 Any lodgers or boarders who live here?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A3b1= 1, GO TO A3b2. IF A3b1 IN (0, r, d), GO TO A3c.]
A3b2 How many lodgers live here?
#: _____
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A3b2a For how many lodgers do you provide meals?
#: _____
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A3c Anyone who may have another place to live, but who stays here often or has some space or a room here?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A3c= 1, GO TO A3c1. IF A3c IN (0, r, d), GO TO A4.]
A3c1 How many people may have another place to live, but stay here often or have some space or a room here?
#: _____
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A3c2 How many of those people will be staying here during the next week?
#: _____
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A3c3 Please tell me the name of each person who may have another place to live, but stays here often or has some space or a room here and will be here for the next week. Who is that?
INT: FILL NAME IN A1 NAME GRID
(1) (fill: Person 1)
(2) (fill: Person 2)
…
(N) (fill: Person N)
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
CAPI INSTRUCTIONS: CAPI WILL MAKE A LIST OF PEOPLE WHO ARE CONSIDERED LIVING HERE, FLAG THE ONES FOR DIARY AND THE ONES TO REPORT INCOME.
CAPI FIRST CONSOLIDATES NAMES COLLECTED AT A1CK, A3A, AND A3C.
FOR EACH PERSON IN THE FULL LIST
IF A2A=CHECKED,
IF A2C=4 OR 5 (MILITARY), KEEP AS HOUSEHOLD MEMBER, FLAG FOR INCOME REPORT ONLY
IF A2C=3 (BOARDING STUDENTS STAYING HOME ON WEEKENDS), 7,8, OR 9 (TEMPORARILY AWAY), KEEP AS HOUSEHOLD MEMBER, FLAG FOR BOTH DIARY AND INCOME REPORT
IF A2C=1,2,6,10,11, R,D,
If a2d=1, KEEP AS HOUSEHOLD MEMBER, FLAG FOR DIARY
IF A2D=0 (NO), R,D, DROP FROM HOUSEHOLD MEMBER LIST
IF A2A^=CHECKED, KEEP AS HOUSEHOLD MEMBER, FLAG FOR BOTH DIARY AND INCOME REPORT
INSERT QUESTIONS TO ASSIGN FOOD SHARING GROUP
A3D1. Next, I want to know whether or not people living at this address share food. For the purpose of this study, by “sharing food,” we mean people who purchase, prepare, and have meals together. I’ve recorded [ALL NAMES FROM THE NEW HOUSHEOLD ROSTER] living or staying here at this address. Do all share food together?
[IF NEEDED: ] IF PEOPLE SHARE FOOD FOR HALF OF THE TIME OR MORE, SELECT YES.
YES CAPI ASSIGN FSG=1 TO EVERYONE IN THE ROSTER, THEN SKIP TO A4
NOGO TO A3D2
DON’T KNOW GO TO A3D2
REFUSED GO TO A3D2
A3D2. Remember, by sharing food, we mean people who purchase, prepare and have meals together. Can you tell me who lives and shares foods with you?
HH MEMBER 1
HH MEMBER 2
HH MEMBER 3
..
PROGRAMMER:
FOR EACH ONE SELECTED AT A3D2, CAPI ASSIGN FSG=1 TO THEM AND TO RESPONDENT.
COUNT NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS NOT SELECTED AT A3D2
IF THERE IS ONLY ONE PERSON LEFT ON THE LIST THAT IS NOT SELECTED, ASSIGN FSG=2 TO THAT PERSON. THEN GO TO A4.
IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE PERSON LEFT ON THE LIST, GO TO A3D3.
SELECT ONE ADULT TO PREFILL AT QUESTION TEXT
SHOW REST AS RESPONSE OPTIONS
A3D3.
Who shares foods with [SELECT AN ADULT MEMBER FROM THE REST OF THE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS THAT WERE NOT SELECTED AT A3D2]?
REST OF UNSELECTEED 1
REST OF UNSELECTED 2
..
PROGRAMMER:
FOR EACH ONE SELECTED AT A3D3, CAPI ASSIGN FSG=2 TO THEM AND TO THE ONE PREFILLED AT QUESTION TEXT.
COUNT NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS NOT SELECTED AT A3D3
IF THERE IS ONLY ONE PERSON LEFT ON THE LIST THAT IS NOT SELECTED, ASSIGN FSG=3 TO THAT PERSON. THEN GO TO A4.
IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE PERSON LEFT ON THE LIST, GO TO A3D4.
SELECT ONE TO BE PREFILLED AT QUESTION TEXT AT A3D4
SHOW THE REST AS RESPONSE OPTIONS
A3D4.
Who shares foods with [SELECT AN ADULT MEMBER FROM THE REST OF THE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS THAT WERE NOT SELECTED AT A3D3]?
REST OF UNSELECTED 1
REST OF UNSELECTED 2
..
REPEAT UNTIL EVERYONE GETS ASSIGNED A NON-MISSING VALUE FOR FSG.
[INTERVIEWER: GO TO A4.]
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION FOR EACH PERSON, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN.
[Loop through each person.]
A4 (Are you / Is NAME) male or female?
(1) MALE
(2) FEMALE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
A5 What is (NAME’s) relationship to you?
(0) Respondent
(1) Spouse
(2) Unmarried Partner
(3) Child/Step-child/Adopted child
(4) Grandchild
(5) Parent
(6) Brother/Sister
(7) Other Relative (e.g. cousin, in-law)
(8) Foster Child
(9) Housemate/Roommate
(10) Roomer/Boarder
(11) Other non-relative
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
A6 How old (are you/is NAME)? ENTER AGE IN YEARS
__________
DON’T KNOW
REFUSED
[IF A6 < 18, GO TO A6a.]
A6a What is (your/ NAME’s) month and year of birth?
MONTH: ______ YEAR: ______ |
|
A7 Are you/Is NAME) Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino?
(1) No, not Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino
(2) Yes, Mexican, Mexican American, or Chicano
(3) Yes, Puerto Rican
(4) Yes, Cuban
(5) Yes, other Spanish, Hispanic, Latino
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
A8 SHOW COMPUTER SCREEN. Please choose one or more races that you consider (yourself/ NAME) to be.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.(1) White
(2) Black or African American
(3) American Indian or Alaska Native
(4) Asian
(5) Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
(6) OTHER
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[Loop ends]
IF A6 IS DON’T KNOW OR REFUSED FOR ANYONE, ASK A6C UNTIL WE GET AN AGE CATEGORY FOR ALL WHO PROVIDED MISSING DATA TO A6. ]
A6C. The study does not need to know a person’s exact age. Can you tell us if [you are/NAME is] less than 11 years old, at least 11 but less than 16 years old, at least 16 but less than 18 years old, at least 18 but less than 65 years old, or 65 years or older?
LESS THAN 11 YEARS OLD
AT LEAST 11 BUT LESS THAN 16 YEARS OLD
AT LEAST 16 BUT LESS THAN 18 YEARS OLD
AT LEAST 18 BUT LESS THAN 65 YEARS OLD
65 YEARS OR OLDER
REFUSED
DON’T KNOW
We’d like to know if you might need extra help with this survey because of physical, mental, or emotional conditions.
A9 Because of a disability, do you have difficulty using a smartphone or a computer?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A9a Because of a disability, do you have difficulty writing with a pen or pencil?
(1) YES
(2) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A9b Because of a physical, mental, or emotional condition, do you have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A9c Do you have vision or other problems that make it difficult to read?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A9 = 1 or A9a =1 or A9b =1 or A9c =1, GO TO A9d. ELSE GO TO A10]
A9d This survey requires you to track (your/your household’s) food acquisitions by completing forms on smartphones or computers, and scanning barcodes on the food items you get. We will provide you with some training on how to do this, but it does assume some prior experience with smartphones and computers. Do you believe you will be able to do these things on your own or is there someone else who can help you complete the survey requirements? PROBE: This might be someone who lives with you, a friend, or someone like a social worker or caseworker.
(1) YES – ON THEIR OWN
(2) NO – SOMEONE CAN HELP
(3) NO – NO ONE CAN HELP
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A9d=1, GO TO A10. IF A9d=2, GO TO A9e1. IF A9d IN (3, r, d), GO TO A9e2.]
A9e1 What is the name of the person who can help?
FIRST NAME: _______________________ |
LAST NAME: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A9e1a ASK IF [NAME FROM A9e1] IS AVAILABLE TO CONTINUE INTERVIEW NOW
(1) YES GO TO A10
(2) NO SCHEDULE A TIME TO RETURN FOR TRAINING.
THEN CONTINUE INTERVIEW
[IF A9e1a=1, GO TO A10.]
A9e2 I’m sorry but our study rules say that we need to find someone else who can help complete the survey requirements. If you can think of someone who can help, I can come back to discuss the study with you and that person. Otherwise you cannot participate at this time.
(1) CAN IDENTIFY SOMEONE TO HELP
(2) CANNOT IDENTIFY SOMEONE TO HELP
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A9e2=1, GO TO A9e3. IF A9e2 IN (2, r, d), END INTERVIEW GO TO CLOSE
A9e3 What is the name of the person who can help?
FIRST NAME: _______________________ |
LAST NAME: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A9e3a ASK IF [NAME FROM A9e3] IS AVAILABLE TO CONTINUE INTERVIEW NOW
(1) YES GO TO A10
(0) NO SCHEDULE A TIME TO RETURN FOR TRAINING.
THEN CONTINUE INTERVIEW
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION FOR EACH PERSON AGE 16 AND OLDER, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN.
[Loop through each person if A6 > =16]
A10 What is the highest level of school (you/ NAME) completed or the highest degree (you/NAME) received?
(11) LESS THAN 1ST GRADE
(12) 1ST, 2ND, 3RD OR 4TH GRADE
(13) 5TH OR 6TH GRADE
(14) 7TH OR 8TH GRADE
(15) 9TH GRADE
(16) 10TH GRADE
(17) 11TH GRADE
(18) 12TH GRADE, NO DIPLOMA
(19) HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH DIPLOMA
(20) HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH GED
(21) 1 OR MORE YRS OF COLLEGE, NO DEGREE
(22) ASSOCIATE (2-YR) COLLEGE DEGREE
(23) BACHELOR'S DEGREE (E.G., BA, AB, BS)
(24) MASTER'S OR HIGHER DEGREE
A11 Are you/ Is NAME) currently married, widowed, divorced, separated or never married?
(1) MARRIED
(2) WIDOWED
(3) DIVORCED
(4) SEPARATED
(5) NEVER MARRIED
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF A11=1, GO TO A11b.]
A11b Is (NAME’s) spouse a member of this household?
ENTER “NO” or SPOUSE’S PERSON #
_____________
READ: The next questions are about (your / NAME’s) current job or business.
A12 Which of the following (were you/was NAME) doing last week. READ/ENTER CODE
(1) Working at a job or business
(2) With a job or business but not at work
(3) Looking for work
(4) Not working at a job or business
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF A12 IN (3, r, d), GO TO A12a.]
A12a Did (you/NAME) do any work at a job or business at all last week (include unpaid work in a family farm or business)?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF A12=4 or A12a=0, GO TO A12b.]
A12b What is the main reason (you/NAME) did not work last week?
(1) TAKING CARE OF HOUSE / FAMILY
(2) GOING TO SCHOOL
(3) RETIRED
(4) UNABLE TO WORK FOR HEALTH REASONS
(5) DISABLED
(6) ON LAYOFF / UNEMPLOYED
(7) ON VACATION
(8) ON STRIKE
(9) OTHER
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A12 IN (1, 2) or A12b IN (7, 8), GO TO A12c.]
A12c When at work, where (do you/does NAME) usually get food (for example, for lunch or dinner)?
(1) WORKPLACE-PURCHASE
(2) WORKPLACE-FREE
(3) PURCHASE FROM STORE/RESTAURANT
(4) BRING FOOD FROM HOME
(5) DO NOT EAT FOOD AT WORK
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[Loop ends.]
A13 Is anyone in the household a migrant or seasonal farm worker?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A14 (Are you/Is anyone in your household) self-employed?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF A14=1, GO TO A15. IF A14 IN (0, r, d), GO TO SECTION B.]
A15 (Are you/Is anyone in your household) self-employed in a business that involves food preparation?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
Q1 (Have you/Has anyone in your household) received benefits from the SNAP program in the past 30 to 31 days? This program used to be called food stamps. It puts money on a SNAP EBT card that you can use to buy food.
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
IF HHSIZE>1 AND Q1=1, ASK Q1 B.
IF HHSIZE=1 AND Q1=1, GO TO B1.
IF Q1 =0, R, D, GO TO B3.
Q1b. Are the people who receive benefits part of a single SNAP case, or are there multiple SNAP case numbers for the benefits received each month?
ONE SNAP CASE
MULTIPLE SNAP CASES
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B1 On what date did (you/your household) last receive SNAP benefits?
MONTH: _______________________ |
DAY: ________________________ YEAR: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[CAPI check to make sure date is within the last 30-31 days. If beyond 31 days, then reconcile as to whether HH is currently active]
B2 (IF Q1B=1, r,d, OR (HHSIZE=1 AND Q1=1) SHOW:) How many dollars were put on (your/your household’s) SNAP EBT card last month from the SNAP program?
(IF Q1B=2 SHOW:) How many dollars in total were put on your household’s SNAP EBT cards last month from the SNAP program?
$: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B2a Is that the amount usually added each month, more than the usual amount, or less than the usual amount?
THE USUAL AMOUNT
MORE THAN THE USUAL AMOUNT
LESS THAN THE USUAL AMOUNT
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
B3 Have (you/anyone in your household) ever received benefits from the SNAP program?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IFB3=1, GO TO B3a. IF B3 IS (0, r, d), GO TO B4.]
B3a Did (you/anyone in your household) receive SNAP benefits in the last 12 months?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IFB3a=1, GO TO B3b. IF B3a IS (0, r, d), GO TO B4.]
B3b On what date did (you/your household) last receive SNAP benefits?
MONTH: _______________________ |
DAY: ________________________ YEAR: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B3c How many dollars were put on your SNAP EBT card at that time?
$: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B4 Is anyone in your household now receiving benefits from the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B4a Is anyone in your household now receiving USDA foods from a local program or distribution site?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
GO TO B5
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION FOR EACH PERSON, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN.
[Loop through each person if AGE 4-19 (A6 <=19 and A6>=4).]
B5 Are you/Is NAME) currently attending kindergarten, grade school, middle school, junior high, or high school? How about (NAME)?
(0) No
(1) Kindergarten
(2) Elementary School
(4) Middle School
(5) Junior High
(6) High School
(7) Other School (College, Technical School, etc.)
(r) Refused
[IF B5 =0, GO TO B5a.]
B5a What is the reason (you/NAME) is not currently attending school?
(1) School Break
(2) Summer Vacation
(3) Home Schooled
(5) Disabled
(6) Not Old Enough
(7) Other
(r) Refused
(d) Don’t Know
[IF B5 IN (1, 2, 4, 5, 6), GO TO B5b.]
B5b (Are you/Is NAME) attending a public school, private school, or charter school?
(1) PUBLIC SCHOOL
(2) PRIVATE SCHOOL
(3) CHARTER SCHOOL
(4) OTHER SCHOOL TYPE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF B5b IN (2, 3, 4), GO TO B5c.]
B5c What is the name of the school (you are/NAME is) attending?
_______________________
[IF B5 IN (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7) or (B5=0 and B5a IN (1, 2)), GO TO B6.]
B6 Is (NAME)’s school in session now through the next 10 days, or is it on break or vacation?
(1) IN SESSION
(2) SUMMER BREAK
(3) OTHER BREAK
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF B6 IN (2, 3), GO TO B6a.]
B6a What are the first and last days of the school break or vacation?
FIRST DAY (MM/DD):_______________________
LAST DAY (MM/DD):_______________________
DON’T KNOW
REFUSED
[Loop ends.]
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION FOR EACH PERSON, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN.
B7 (IF B5=1-6, R,D, OR (B5=0 AND B5A=1), SHOW: Does NAME’s/
IF B5=0 AND B5A=2, SHOW: Last year, did NAME’s) school serve school lunches? These are complete lunches that are free or cost the same every day.
[ ] (fill: Person 1)
[ ] (fill: Person 2)
…
[ ] (fill: Person N)
ASK B7A TO B10 FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE IN SCHOOL (K-12) OR ON SCHOOL BREAK (B5=1-6 OR d, r; OR B5=0 AND B5a=1,2)
[If B7 =√, loop through each person FOR B7A AND B7B. OTHERWISE GO TO B8]
B7a During the school year, about how many times a week does (NAME) usually get a complete school lunch? ENTER # (1-5)
_________ Range 1 - 5
B7b Does (NAME) get these lunches free, at a reduced price, or does he/she pay full price?
(1) FREE
(2) REDUCED PRICE
(3) FULL PRICE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[Loop ends.]
B8 ((IF B5=1-6, R,D, OR (B5=0 AND B5A=1) FOR ALL OR SOME KIDS, SHOW: Does NAME’s/IF B5=0 AND B5A=2 FOR ALL KIDS, SHOW: Last year, did NAME’s)
Do any children/ Last year, did any children) in your household attend a school that serves school breakfasts? These are complete breakfasts that are free or cost the same every day.
(1) YES GO TO B8A
(0) NO GO TO B9
(r) REFUSED GO TO B9
(d) DON'T KNOW GO TO B9
B8a Which children attend(ed) a school that serves breakfast?
CHECK (√)
[ ] (fill: Person 1)
[ ] (fill: Person 2)
…
[ ] (fill: Person N)
[If B8a =√, loop through each person.]
B8a1 Does [NAME] currently receive breakfast at school?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF B8a1 =1, GO TO B8b.]
B8b During the school year, about how many times a week does (NAME) usually get a complete breakfast at school? ENTER # (1-5)
_________ Range 1 - 5
[IF B8b > 0, GO TO B8c.]
B8c Does (NAME) get these breakfasts free, at a reduced price, or does (he/she) pay full price?
(1) FREE
(2) REDUCED PRICE
(3) FULL PRICE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[Loop ends.]
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTIONS FOR EACH PERSON, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN
COMPLETE FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE IN SCHOOL (K-12) OR ON SCHOOL BREAK (SAME AS B7-B8)
[Loop through each person]
IF B9 IN (3, 4, 5, 6) ASK B9a IMMEDIATELY AFTER, THEN GO TO NEXT NAME
B9 During the school year, where does (NAME) usually go right after school is over?
(1) YOUR HOME OR ANOTHER HOME WITH AN ADULT THERE
(2) YOUR HOME OR ANOTHER HOME, WITHOUT AN ADULT THERE
(3) A PARK OF RECREATION PROGRAM
(4) A COMMUNITY OR CHURCH GROUP
(5) STAYED AT SCHOOL FOR AN AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM
(6) STAYED AT SCHOOL FOR TUTORING OR A SPECIAL CLASS
(7) SOME OTHER PLACE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF B9 IN (3, 4, 5, 6), GO TO B9a.]
B9a Does (NAME) receive a snack from this program?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[Loop ends]
[Loop through each person if AGE (A6) ≤ 5 FOR B11 TO B11B.]
INTERVIEWER: IF B11=1, 2, 3, 4 ASK B11a & B11b IMMEDIATELY AFTER, THEN GO TO NEXT NAME.
B11 Does (NAME) attend a child care center, family day care home, Head Start, or Early Head Start?
(1) CHILD CARE CENTER
(2) FAMILY DAY CARE HOME
(3) HEAD START
(4) EARLY HEAD START
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
B11=1,2,3,4 ASK B11a & B11b IMMEDIATELY, BEFORE GOING TO NEXT NAME
[IF B11 IN (1, 2, 3, 4), GO TO B11a.]
B11a How many meals does (NAME) usually receive from (his/her) child care provider per week? ENTER #
__________
B11b How many snacks per week does (NAME) usually receive from (his/her) child care provider? ENTER #
__________
[Loop ends.]
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTIONS FOR EACH PERSON, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN
SKIP QUESTIONS B12 – B14c IF HOUSEHOLD HAS NO FEMALES < AGE 50 AND NO CHILDREN < AGE 6.
READ: Next are a few questions about the WIC program - the Women, Infants, and Children program. WIC provides healthy foods and other services to low-income pregnant and breastfeeding women, infants, and children up to age 5.
[IF ANY FEMALES < 50 (A4=2 and A6<50), GO TO B12.]
B12 Before I ask these questions, could you tell me. Is anyone in your household currently pregnant?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[Look through each person]
[IF B12 =1 GO TO B12a. IF B12 IN (0, r, d), GO TO B13]
B12a Who is that? Anyone else? CHECK (√)
[ ] (fill: Person 1)
[ ] (fill: Person 2)
…
[ ] (fill: Person N)
[IF AGE (A6) ≤ 2:]
B13 Is ( NAME) currently breastfeeding?
(1) Yes
(0) No
(r) Refused
(d) Don’t Know
[Loop ends.]
B14 Is anyone in your household now receiving benefits from WIC?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF B14=1, GO TO B14a. IF B14 IN (0, r, d), GO TO B15.]
B14a Who is that? Anyone else? CHECK (√)
[ ] (fill: Person 1)
[ ] (fill: Person 2)
…
[ ] (fill: Person N)
[Look through B14B AND B14C FOR each person CHECKED IN B14A. THEN GO TO NEXT PERSON]
[IF FEMALE (A4=2), AGE (A6)>12, AND NOT PREGNANT (B12A=0 AND B14A IS CHECKED, GO TO B14b.]
B14b Is (NAME) receiving WIC for herself, for a child, or for both herself and her child?
(1) HerselfSKIP TO B14C
(2) ChildGO TO SKIP INSTRUCTION BEFORE B14B1
(3) BothGO TO SKIP INSTRUCTION BEFORE B14B1
(r) Refused SKIP TO B14C
(d) Don’t Know SKIP TO B14C
[IF HH HAS MORE THAN ONE CHILD LESS THAN 6, ASK B14B1. IF HH HAS ONLY ONE CHILD LESS THAN 6, CAPI AUTOMATICALLY RECORDS CHILD’S NAME TO B14B1 AND GOES TO B14C]
B14B1. Which child/which children is receiving WIC?
[ ] (fill: CHILD 1 LESS THAN 6)
[ ] (fill: CHILD 2 LESS THAN 6)
B14c For how many months has (NAMES FROM B14b) received benefits from the WIC program? ENTER
#MONTHS __________
MONTHS __________
YEARS __________
[Loop ends.]
B15 The next questions are about meals provided by community or government programs. (Are you / Is anyone in your household) currently receiving any meals delivered to your home from community programs, 'Meals on Wheels', or any other programs?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B16 In the past month, (have you/have you or other household members) gone to a community program or senior center to eat prepared meals? IF NEEDED: This includes adult day care.
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
The next questions are about where you get food.
C1 Where (do you/does your household) do most of your food shopping?
INTERVIEWER: SELECT STORE NAME AND ADDRESS FROM LIST.
IF STORE IS NOT FOUND, ENTER ‘99995’ THEN GO TO C1_OTH.
_______________________
IF STORE IS FOUND, GO TO C1A.
[STORE NAME OR “99995” IS SAVED IN C1.
C1_OTH IF NEEDED: PLEASE SPECIFY NAME OF STORE
STORE NAME: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C1_1 Where is that located? IF NEEDED: What street?
STREET: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C1_2 IF NEEDED: What city?
CITY: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C1a What kind of store is that? INTERVIEWER: SHOW COMPUTER SCREEN TO RESPONDENTS
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(1) Supermarket |
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(2) Small grocery store |
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(3) Convenience store (4) Dollar store (5) Bakeries (6) Meat or Fish markets |
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(7) Discount or big box store like Target or Walmart |
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(8) Wholesale club like B.J.’s, Costco, or Sam’s Club |
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(9) OTHER: __________________________ |
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(r) REFUSED |
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(d) DON’T KNOW
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C1b What are your main reasons for shopping at this store?
CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY.
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[ ] LOW PRICES |
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[ ] PRODUCE SELECTION |
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[ ] MEAT DEPARTMENT |
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[ ] VARIETY OF FOODS (GENERAL) |
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[ ] VARIETY OF SPECIAL FOODS (SUCH AS GLUTEN FREE) |
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[ ] CLOSE TO HOME |
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[ ] LOYALTY/FREQUENT SHOPPER PROGRAM [ ] I WORK ( FAMILY MEMBER WORKS) THERE |
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[ ] OTHER |
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[ ] REFUSED |
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[ ] DON’T KNOW |
C1a1. How often do you shop at that store in a typical month? Would you say….
Weekly
Every other week
About once a month, or
Less often than once a month?
[IF C1a= 1, GO TO C3.]
C2 |
Why (don’t you/doesn’t your household) do most of your food shopping at a large supermarket? |
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INTERVIEWER WRITE VERBATIM RESPONSE. |
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________________________________________________ |
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________________________________________________ |
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(r) REFUSED |
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(d) DON’T KNOW
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C2a |
CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY TO VERBATIM RESPONSE IN C2 |
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[ ] NO SUPERMARKETS CLOSE BY |
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[ ] NO TRANSPORTATION |
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[ ] COSTS TOO MUCH TO GET THERE |
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[ ] CAN’T FIND ETHNIC/SPECIALTY FOODS THERE |
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[ ] NO CHILD CARE / ELDER CARE |
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[ ] HOURS NOT CONVENIENT |
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[ ] DON’T ACCEPT SNAP/FOOD STAMPS / WIC |
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[ ] NOT TREATED WITH RESPECT |
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[ ] OTHER STORES HAVE LOWER PRICES [ ] OTHER REASON |
C3 |
In a typical month, where else (do you/does your household) shop for food? |
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IF STORE IS NOT FOUND ENTER '99995' THEN GO TO C3_OTH _______________________ IF STORE IS FOUND GO TO C3A |
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STORE NAME OR “99995” IS SAVED IN C3.
C3_OTH IF NEEDED: PLEASE SPECIFY NAME OF STORE
STORE NAME: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C3_1 Where is that located? IF NEEDED: What street?
STREET: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C3_2 IF NEEDED: What city?
CITY: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C3a |
What kind of store is that? INTERVIEWER: SHOW RESPONDENT COMPUTER SCREEN, IF NEEDED |
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(1) Supermarket |
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(2) Small grocery store |
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(3) Convenience store (4) Dollar store (5) Bakeries (6) Meat or Fish markets |
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(7) Discount or big box store like Target or Walmart |
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(8) Wholesale club like B.J.’s, Costco, or Sam’s Club |
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(9) OTHER: __________________________ |
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(r) REFUSED |
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(d) DON’T KNOW |
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C3b |
What’s the main reason you shop at this store? |
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(1) LOW PRICES / GOOD VALUE |
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(2) PRODUCE SELECTION |
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(3) MEAT DEPARTMENT |
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(4) QUALITY OF FOODS |
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(5) VARIETY OF FOODS (GENERAL) |
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(6) VARIETY OF SPECIAL FOODS (SUCH AS GLUTEN FREE) |
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(7) CLOSE TO HOME |
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(8) LOYALTY/FREQUENT SHOPPER PROGRAM |
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(9) OTHER |
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(r) REFUSED |
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(d) DON’T KNOW |
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C4 (Do you/does anyone in your household) ever shop anywhere else even for just a few items?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF C4 =1, GO TO C4a. IF C4 IN (0, r, d), GO TO C5.]
C4a In a typical month, how many different places (do you/does your household) shop for food or groceries?
NUMBER: _____ (Range 1-25)
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C5 During the past 30 days, (did you/did anyone in your household) spend money on food at stores other than grocery stores? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
[ ] Convenience store (e.g., 7-11 or MiniMart)
[ ] Discount or big box store like Target or Walmart
[ ] Wholesale club like Costco, B.J.’s, or Sam’s Club
[ ] Dollar store
[ ] Bakeries
[ ] Meat or Fish markets
[ ] Produce stores or Vegetable stands
[ ] OTHER – SPECIFY: ___________________
[ ] NO, NO STORES OTHER THAN GROCERY STORES
[ ] REFUSED
[ ] DON’T KNOW
C6 During the past 30 days, did (you/anyone in your household) go to a food pantry or food bank for groceries?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[IF C6=1, GO TO C6a. IF C6 IN (0, r, d), GO TO C7.]
C6a What is the name of the food bank or food pantry?
NAME: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C6b Where is that located? IF NEEDED: What street?
STREET: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C6b1 IF NEEDED: What city?
CITY: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C7 When in season, (do you/does your household) have a vegetable garden?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C8 Do you receive fruits or vegetables from anyone else’s garden?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C9 When in season, do you ever get food from a Farmer’s Market or farm stand?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C10 (Do you/does anyone in your household) get food by hunting or fishing?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C10a In a typical week, about how much does your household spend on groceries? Your best guess is fine.
$___________ WEEKLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[Transportation to store]
C11 Now I have questions about the store where you buy most of your food. How do you usually get to the store where you do most of your food shopping?
(1)
DRIVE OWN CAR
(2) USE SOMEONE ELSE’S CAR
(3) SOMEONE ELSE DRIVES ME
(4) WALK
(5)
BUS
(6) TAXI
(7) RIDE BICYCLE
(8) STORE DELIVERS
GROCERIES TO HOUSE
(9)
OTHER, SPECIFY: __________________
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF C11 IN (1, 2, 3, 4), GO TO C12. IF C11 IN (5, 6), GO TO C11a. IF C11 IN (7, 8, r, d), GO TO C11b.]
C11a How much do you pay out of pocket to get to this store – one way?
DOLLARS: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C11b Do you or someone in your household have access to a car when you need one?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
C12 How long does it take to go one way from home to this store?
MINUTES: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[Time to get from home to work]
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION FOR EACH PERSON, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN
[Loop through each person IF A12 In (1, 2) or A12b IN (7, 8).]
C12a How long does it usually take (you/NAME) to get from home to work?
ENTER CODE FOR HOURS (1) OR MINUTES (2)
HOURS: ________
MINUTES: ________
C13 How many times (do you/does NAME) eat dinner out during an average week? This includes restaurants, fast-food, take-out, and ordering-in.
ENTER #: ________
[Loop ends.]
[How often do you eat out?] |
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[IF HH SIZE>1, ASK C14.]
C14 How many times do you eat dinner out as a group during an average week?
#TIMES: ________________________ |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
[A RANDOM HALF OF RESPONDENTS CONTINUE WITH E1. THE OTHER RANDOM HALF GOES TO SECTION F]
These next questions are about the food eaten in your household in the last 30 days, and whether you were able to afford the food you need.
E1 Which of these statements best describes the food eaten in your household in the last 30 days?
(1) Enough of the kinds of food (I/we) want to eat
(2) Enough, but not always the kinds of food (I/we) want to eat
(3) Sometimes not enough to eat
(4) Often not enough to eat
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Now I’m going to read you several statements that people have made about their food situation. For these statements, please tell me whether the statement was often true, sometimes true, or never true for (you/your household) in the last 30 days.
E2 The first statement is “(I/We) worried whether (my/our) food would run out before (I/we) got money to buy more.” Was that often true, sometimes true, or never true for (you/your household) in the last 30 days?
(1) OFTEN TRUE
(2) SOMETIMES TRUE
(3) NEVER TRUE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
E3 “The food that (I/we) bought just didn’t last, and (I/we) didn’t have money to get more.” Was that often, sometimes, or never true for (you/your household) in the last 30 days?
(1) OFTEN TRUE
(2) SOMETIMES TRUE
(3) NEVER TRUE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
E4 “(I/We) couldn’t afford to eat balanced meals.” PROMPT: Was that often, sometimes, or never true for (you/your household) in the last 30 days?
(1) OFTEN TRUE
(2) SOMETIMES TRUE
(3) NEVER TRUE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF E1 IN (3,4) or E2 IN (1,2) or E3 IN (1,2) or E4 IN (1,2), CONTINUE. OTHERWISE GO TO SECTION F.]
E5 In the last 30 days did (you/you or other adults in your household) ever cut the size of your meals or skip meals because there wasn't enough money for food?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
[IF E5 =1, GO TO E5a. IF E5 IN (0, r, d), GO TO E6.]
E5a In the last 30 days, how many days did this happen?
#DAYS: ________________________ (Range 1-30) |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
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YES (1) |
NO (0) |
REF (r) |
DK (d) |
E6 |
In the last 30 days, did you ever eat less than you felt you should because there wasn't enough money for food? |
( ) |
( ) |
( ) |
( ) |
E7 |
In the last 30 days, were you ever hungry but didn't eat because there wasn't enough money for food? |
( ) |
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E8 |
In the last 30 days, did you lose weight because there wasn't enough money for food? |
( ) |
( ) |
( ) |
( ) |
E9 |
In the last 30 days, did (you/you or other adults in your household) ever not eat for a whole day because there wasn't enough money for food? |
( ) |
( ) |
( ) |
( ) |
[IF E9 =1, GO TO E9a.]
E9a In the last 30 days, how many days did this happen?
#DAYS: ________________________ (Range 1-30) |
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
Those are all the questions I have for this interview. Thank you. Now I'll tell you about the information we want you to collect during the week and explain the incentive you will receive for keeping track of the food you get and completing our interviews. To be able to stay in touch with your household throughout the data collection week, I need to first collect the cell phone numbers and email addresses from all adults in the household if they have one.
F1. Reserved for possible future use.
F2. Who has a cell phone and what is the number?
[SHOW A GRID WITH ADULT HOUSEOLD MEMBERS (A6>=18 OR A6C=4 OR 5) LISTED]
ADULT HOUSHEOLD MEMBE |
CELL PHONE |
ADULT1 |
ENTER CELL PHONE NUMBER HERE OR CHECK ‘NO CELL PHONE’, ‘REFUSED’ |
ADULT2 |
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ADULT3 |
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F3. What is (your/[PERSON’S] email address that we can use to contact you?
ADULT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER EMAIL
ADULT1 ENTER EMAIL HERE OR CHECK ‘NO EMAIL ADDRESS,’ ‘REFUSED’
ADULT2
ADULT3
F4. We may want to send {you/you and other adult household members} short text messages about the study. These messages will not contain confidential information, but will contain reminders about your participation and the amount of incentives your household has accumulated. There may be fees to get a text message, depending on your plan. May we send {you/you and other adult household members} text messages?”
(1) YES
(0) NO
(2) NO TEXT MESSAGING, NOT POSSIBLE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
CLOSE
Thank you very much. Now let me show you how to record food/drinks obtained in the web site or in the app.
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| Author | Andrew Heller |
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| File Created | 2021-01-23 |