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BVQ_28. HOMPOP
Including yourself, how many people - including children - usually live in your household?
Adults of 18 years and older
Children between [school entry age] to 17 years of age
Children below [school entry age]
This makes a total of how many people? -> HOMPOP
COMMENT ON HOMPOP: Depending on interview mode, different options for presenting the questions BVQ_28.-BVQ_31. would be preferable. One option is a household grid that can easily be presented in self-administered modes. In a face to face interview, the interviewer has the chance to ask for the different groups of household members separately and discuss possible inconsistencies, so the above mentioned grid can be broken up into individual questions.
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AT: How many persons live in your household (including yourself)?
AU: Including yourself, how many people - including children - usually live in your household? d) This makes a total of how many people: _____
BG: What is the composition of your household, considering yourself, the adults and the children? D) Total number of household members (A+B+C):
CH: Including yourself, how many people – including children – usually live in your household? Number: _____
CL: How many people live permanently in this home? Include babies, children, adults and yourself. Do not include domestic service.
CZ: Including yourself, how many people live in your household? By household we mean people who live in the same apartment or family house and who share resources.
DE: How many people are living in your household, including yourself? Please tick or enter the number of persons: _____ Only myself / In total _____ persons
DK: How many people live in your household (including yourself)? Please write how many there are in the different age groups. d) This gives in total how many people? (The answer to the last question must not exceed the sum of the previous three.) Number: _____
FI: Including yourself, how many people usually live in your household? a) Altogether _____ persons
FR: How many persons live currently in your household, including yourself? This makes a total of: _____
GB-GBN: Thinking now of everyone living in this household, including children: Including yourself, how many people live here regularly as members of this household?
HR: Including yourself, how many persons (including children) live in your household?
IL: How many people in total, including yourself, usually live in your household?
IS: Next, we ask how many people usually live in your household? d) Total: _____
IT: Including yourself, how many people usually live in your household?
JP: Including yourself, how many people usually live in your household? Total:
LT: Including yourself, how many people - including children - usually live in your household? This makes a total of how many people: _____ (number of people)
NO:Including yourself, how many people live normally in your household, and how are the household members distributed on age groups? d) In total, including yourself:
NZ: Derived from 'We would like to know about who is currently living with you in your household. We don't need to know names, just their ages, genders, and relationships to you. Please list all people living in the household at the moment in the grid below.'.
PH: Including yourself, how many people – including children – usually live in your household? Total persons in HH: _____
RU: How many people usually live in your household including yourself, spouse/ partner, children and temporarily absent members? a) Total number of people, including yourself: _____.
SE: How many persons – children and adults – in total are in your household (count yourself also)?
SI: Name the number of people that live together with you in your household – including yourself. Total of all people in the household:
SR: How many people in total live in this house, including yourself and your partner? Note: this question only refers to the other persons in the household. So DO NOT INCLUDE yourself and your partner. Include all who eat in the house regularly, including children and roommates who live at home.
TH: How many persons are there in your home: _____. (If there is only the respondent in the household, code 01; include who is temporarily away but expected to come back and who is temporarily staying within the household.)
TW: How many people live together in your home, including you?
US: Information on household composition derived from questions asked of all persons in the household (max. of 14 household members) on 'Person's relationship to head of household', 'Gender of person', 'Age of person', 'Marital status of person' and 'If person is staying somewhere else right now - and if yes, where'.
VE: Including yourself, other adults, younger and older children, how many people usually live in this home? Numer of people: _____
ZA: Derived from household roster.
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Note:
/ CH: The HH composition was checked and, where necessary, corrected based on information from the national register.
/ SE: This is a new question version, introduced in 2016, of trying to get correct information regarding the household composition. This is the best solution so far, much less errors compared to previous attempts in former surveys. However, still some respondents do not seem to be able to fill in the right figures. Therefore, the household variables HOMPOP, HHADULT, HHCHILDR, HHTODD may contain some measurement errors.
/ SR: The questions on household size was asked separately from the ages of the members of the household, which led to inconsistencies. Additionally, there was an inconsistent formulation in the question for HOMPOP: the intro said 'include respondent & partner', the question itself 'exclude respondent & partner'; HOMPOP was reconstructed by consulting questionnaires and response forms; some inconcistencies however remained.
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