CONTENTS Vol I INTERVIEWERS' INSTRUCTIONS PART 1 ... - ESDS

ExTRA HOUSEHOLDS PER QUOTA (ENGLAND AND WALES AND SCOTLAND)
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In any one guota no more than four extra households from concealed and/or presampled
multi-household addresses should be included. For example, if two
concealed multi-household addresses each produce the maximum of three households,
then that is the four extra households. At every address after that you should
select ~ household only, ie you should take the ~ household that your
Concealed Multi-household Selection Sheet instructs you to interview. If in
Scotland you are instructed to interview at two households at a pre-selected
multi-household address, you will only interview at the first if you have already
reached your limit of four additional households.
Enter outcome code 81 against those households that you are omitting because you
have already included four extra households in your guota.
7. INSTITUTIONS (
An institution is defined on the GHS as ‘an address at which four or more
unrelated people sleep; while they may or may not eat communally, the
establishment must be run or managed by a person (or persons) employed for this
purpose by the owner*
Up to 1986 all institutions were counted as ineligible for the GHS. We changed
this procedure for 1986 on so that an institution should be counted as ELIGIBLE
IF THERE IS A PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD USUALLY RESIDENT THERE. In such cases, we want
you to interview the private household(s), provided that the institution is their
main or only address.
The instructions for dealing with addresses divided into parts (see section 5)
also apply to addresses which are institutions. Therefore, if the address had
more that one part you would include private households at all parts unless there
was an instruction on your address list to interview at one part only or to
exclude certain parts. For example, if the only address listed was ‘Manor Hall
Boarding School’ but you found a ‘Headmaster’s Cottage, Manor Hall Boarding
School‘, you would include private households living at the headmaster’s cottage
as well as any living at the schcal. If, however, the address was marked -..., ,,.
‘DIVIDED ADDRESS’ with ‘Manor Hall Boarding Schwl’ as the sampled address and
the 1Headmaster’s Cottage also listed, you would not @@ude private households
living in the headmaster’s cottage. :. .,.
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Households where you have finished interviewing and”“theoutccsnaiS either-(10)
full co-operation (ie avery eligible member has been interviewed in parson) or
(21-24) partial co-operation (ie some of the information was collected by
proxy or is missing).
b. Code 30
Cases where the whole household refused to be interviewed.
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