Attention
You are using Internet Explorer.
Content will likely not be displayed correctly.
Please switch to a different Browser to use this site.
kidlong/kc_sibl: [de] Betreuung: Aeltere Geschwister
| en | de | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | [de] genannt | genannt |
| -1 | No answer | keine Angabe |
| -2 | Does not apply | trifft nicht zu |
| -3 | Implausible value | unplausibler Wert |
| -4 | Inadmissable multiple response | unzulaessige Mehrfachantwort |
| -5 | Not included in this version of the questionnaire | in Fragebogenversion nicht enthalten |
| -6 | Version of questionnaire with modified filtering | Fragebogenversion mit geaenderter Filterfuehrung |
| -7 | Only available in less restricted edition | nur in weniger eingeschraenkter Edition verfuegbar |
| -8 | Question this year not part of survey | Frage in diesem Jahr nicht Teil des Frageprogramms |
No concept available.
English label: [de] Betreuung: Aeltere Geschwister
German label: Betreuung: Aeltere Geschwister
kidlong – Pooled Dataset on Children
Analysis Unit : Individual
Dataset Type: Tracking
Period: multiple
Attachments:
Study: SOEP-IS
- [9th child] If you think about a normal week, which persons regularly take care of *?, and how many hours do they spend per week looking after the child? - [9th child] Child's older siblings
- [4th child] If you think about a normal week, which persons regularly take care of *?, and how many hours do they spend per week looking after the child? - [4th child] Child's older siblings
- [7th child] If you think about a normal week, which persons regularly take care of *?, and how many hours do they spend per week looking after the child? - [7th child] Child's older siblings
- [2nd child] If you think about a normal week, which persons regularly take care of *? - [2nd child] Child's older siblings
- [3rd child] If you think about a normal week, which persons regularly take care of *? - [3rd child] Child's older siblings
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| valid | 38 |
| invalid | 21514 |
Codes of related variables with the same concept
This table provides you with an overview of label definitions across related variables to identify changes over time in longitudinal variables. The first number indicates the value code, the second number (in brackets) represents the frequency in the data. Please note that labels are simplified and values with frequency = 0 are hidden.