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Note:
/ CN: PARTLIV has been derived from the question on MARITAL. One answer option in MARITAL was 'Cohabitation'. 66 respondents selected this answer option. They are encoded to code 1 'Yes, have partner; live in same household'. However, none of the married, living separately, divorced, widowed or never married respondents were actually asked if they live with their partner (if married) or whether they have a (new) partner they are living with (if divorced, widowed, never married). While the assumption that married respondents live together with their partner and respondents living separately might not have a new partner currently they are living with, married respondents are encoded to
code 1 'Yes, have partner; live in same household' in PARTLIV and respondents living separately to code 2 'Yes, have partner; don't live in same household'. Respondents who are divorced, widowed or never married are encoded to code -4 NAP in PARTLIV.
/ IT: In the Italian questionnaire, the question on PARTLIV is following the question on MARITAL.
/ KR: Derived from household roster.
/ RU: PARTLIV and MARITAL are derived from the same question. In fact, divorced and widowed respondents were not asked about having a partner and if they are living together with a steady partner or not. The PI encoded divorced and widowed respondents to code 3 'No partner' in PARTLIV in hindsight.
/ TW: One answer option in MARITAL was 'Cohabitation'. 25 respondents selected this answer option. Since MARITAL shall capture the legal marital status, those cases were recoced to code 6 'Never married/ Never in a civil partnerhsip' in MARITAL during the data preparation. For PARTLIV, code 1 'Yes, have partner; live in same household' were assigned to those 25 cases.
/ US: PARTLIV was recoded from POSSLQ and POSSLQY, each of which was asked to half of the ISSP sample. Both variables differ only in their second answer option: 'I am living as married and my partner and I together live in the same household' (POSSLQ)/ 'I have a steady partner, and we live in the same household' (POSSLQY). The US data does not request further partner information for respondents whose partners (as opposed to spouses) do not cohabitate.
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Q_14. PARTLIV
Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
(Please tick one box only.)
COMMENT ON 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?
AU: Do you have a spouse or a partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
CH: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, are you currently living with him or her?
CN: Derived from MARITAL 'What's your marital status now?'
DE: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same 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: Do you have a spouse or steady partner?
HR: Do you have a spouse (married) or steady partner (unmarried) and if so, do you live in the same household?
HU: Derived from 'What is your marital status? and '(If not 'married and living together') Are you living with a partner?'.
IN: 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 and, if yes, do you share the same household?
IT: Do you share the same household with your spouse or steady partner? (If the respondent is widowed, ask her/ him if she/ he has a new spouse/ partner and if she/ he lives with her/ him.)
JP: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
KR: Derived from 'Relation to respondent' and 'Is [person] living in your house, or is [person] temporarily living elsewhere?'
LT: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, 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: Now we would like to ask some questions about your living situation. Do you have a spouse or steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
PH: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner and, if yes, do you share the same household?
RU: Derived from '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 or do you have a steady partner? Do you share a common household?
SK: Do you have a steady partner, a husband/ spouse?
TH: Do you have a spouse or a steady partner? 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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