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

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Address not traced. This should be used only as a last resort where apart
from the address list itself, there is no evidence that the address exists.
You should follow the advice given in the ‘Address difficult to fincl’section
and you @ have asked HQ Sampling for advice before using this code.
9. THE INTERVIEW SCHEDULES
There are two main schedules for use in the field, plus a Proxy Schedule,
self-completion schedules for the Family Information Section, and the Day Trips
trailer.
Household Schedule (yellow)
This schedule covers household composition, the main features of household
acconmnodation,consumer durables, tenure, migration and country of birth.
One Household Schedule is completed for each household at which interviewing
takes place.
Individual Schedule (white)
This schedule covers the following topics: employment, pensions, education,
health, child care, the elderly, family information, co”traceptlon and income,
An Individual Schedule should be completed for each eligible member of the
household (ie for everyone aged 16 or over).
Proxy Schedule (green)
The Proxy Schedule is a shortened version of the Individual Schedule. It can be
used in certain circumstances when an eligible member of the household cannot be
interviewed in person. (For the conditions in which a proxy interview may be
taken, see section 10 on page 19.)
Family Information self-completion schedules
There are separate self-completion forms for women aged 16-59 and one for men
D - for married/cohAiting women (grey)
E - for single women (pink)
F - for widowed/divorced/separatedwomen (blue)
G - for men (peach).
For notes on the use of these forms, see the instructions for the Family
Information section of the Individual Schedule.
Day Trips schedule (lemon)
See separate instructions.
Recall card
To be completed for every fully or partially co-operating household at the end of
all individual interviews.