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kidlong/kc_grand: Care From Grandparents
| 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: Care From Grandparents
German label: Betreuung: durch Grosseltern
kidlong – Pooled Dataset on Children
Analysis Unit : Individual
Dataset Type: Tracking
Period: multiple
Attachments:
Study: SOEP-IS
- [6th 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? - [6th child] Child's grandparents
- [3rd child] If you think about a normal week, which persons regularly take care of *? - [3rd child] Child's grandparents
- [10th 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? - [10th child] Child's grandparents
- [8th 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? - [8th child] Child's grandparents
- [2nd child] If you think about a normal week, which persons regularly take care of *? - [2nd child] Child's grandparents
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| valid | 294 |
| invalid | 21258 |
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