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BVQ_14. PARTLIV
Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
COMMENT TO PARTLIV: Note that PARTLIV must not be filtered by responses to MARITAL.
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AT: Do you currently live together with your husband/ wife or your spouse? Or do you have a partner but don't live in the same household?
BG: (If 'Married' or 'Not married but has partner') Do you live with your permanent spouse/ partner in the same household? Yes/ No
CH: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
CL: Do you have a spouse or steady partner?
CZ: Do you have a steady partner or wife/ husband and if yes, do you live in the same household?
DE: What is your marital status? Are you...? (If not 'Married and living with spouse' or 'Civil partnership and living together') Do you have a steady partner? (A steady partner also means a partner one does not live with.) Information from household grid: I would like some information about the other people living in this household...
DK: Do you have a spouse or partner, and if so, are you living in the same household?
ES: Which of the following applies best to your current situation?
FI: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and do you live together?
FR: Currently, do you have a spouse or steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
GB-GBN: Not asked.
GE: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
HR: Do you have a husband/ wife (are you married) or do you have a steady partner (unmarried)? If so, do you live in the same household?
HU: (If not 'married and living together') Are you living with a partner?
IL: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
IS: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner? If yes, do you live together?
IT: Do you share the same household with your spouse or steady partner?
JP: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
KR: Is your spouse living in your house, or is your spouse staying somewhere else?
LT: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner? If yes, do you share the same household?
NO: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner, and do you share the same household?
NZ: (If married, in a civil union or in de facto-relationship) Do you live with your partner?
PH: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
RU: What is your marital status?
SE: Do you have a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
SI: Are you married, have a steady partner? Do you share common household?
SK: Do you have a steady partner, a husband/ spouse?
SR: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
TH: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner. If yes, do you share the same household?
TR: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
TW: Derived from MARITAL 'What is your current marital status?'
US: Which of these statements applies to you?
ZA: Do you have a spouse/ partner and if yes, do you live in the same household?
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Note:
/ BG: In fact, widowed, divorced and respondents living separately as well as unmarried singles were not asked whether they live together with a partner or not. Respondents living separately were retrospectively encoded to PARTLIV code 2 'Yes, have partner; don't live in same household' to take account of the fact that couples are often not yet officially separated but already live in different households.
/ HU: Not asked if the respondent is married and lives with his/ her wife/ husband. Married respondents living together were encoded in hindsight during the data preparation into code 1 'Yes, have partner; live in same household'.
/ NZ: 'No partner' (code 3) was no answer option in the question on PARTLIV, since PARTLIV was filtered by MARITAL and only married respondents, respondents in a civil union or in de facto-relationship were asked about whether they live with the partner.
/ RU: PARTLIV and MARITAL are derived from the same question. Divorced and widowed respondents are assigned to 'No partner'. Actually, they were neither asked about whether they have a partner nor if they are living with a partner.
/ US: PARTLIV was recoded from the GSS items POSSLQ/ POSSLQY, each of which was asked to half of the ISSP sample. Both items offer identical answers for categories 1 ('I am married and living in the same household as my husband or wife'), 3 ('I have a husband or wife or steady partner, but we don't live in the same household') and 4 ('I don’t have a steady partner'). Category 2 is however different (POSSLQ: 'I am living as married and my partner and I together live in the same household'/ POSSLQY: 'I have a steady partner, and we live in the same household').
/ US: The US data does not request further partner information for respondents whose partners (as opposed to spouses) do not cohabitate.
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