Questionnaire Dwelling Unit-Level and Person Pair-Level Sampling ...

oarder. 37 Selecting either the zero count or nonzero count in this instance required
that the following conditions were met:
• The respondent with a zero count of children with parent(s) in the household did
not identify parents in the roster or he or she identified parents but was older than
20 and had no bad relationship codes within the relevant age ranges, and
• Either the respondent with a nonzero count of children with parent(s) in the
household had siblings or children within the relevant age range, or the
respondent himself or herself was within that age range (with a count of 1).
When one count of children with parent(s) in the household was zero and the other
was nonzero, the nonzero count was used under the following conditions:
• The respondent pair member with a nonzero count also did not have bad
relationship codes within the relevant age ranges, and
• Either:
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The count of children within the relevant age range in the household for the
nonzero count pair member matched that of the zero count pair member, and
the count of children with parent(s) in the household did not exceed the
screener count of children within the relevant age range;
The count of children in the household within the relevant age range for the
nonzero count pair member matched that of the screener;
The count of children in the household within the relevant age range for the
zero count pair member matched that of the screener because a child was (or
children were) listed as 11 years old in the nonzero count pair member's
roster, when he or she (they) should have been 12 (according to the nonzero
count pair member's and the screener roster) so that the final count was the
nonzero count with this child (these children) added;
The respondent with a zero count had no household members with a familytype
relationship code where the reported household sizes of the two pair
members were equal (indicating that it was unlikely that anyone had entered
or left the household between interviews);
The respondent with a nonzero count showed a parent-child relationship
existed in the household, but the respondent with a zero count did not because
he was not related to the other household members. However, the count of
children within the relevant age range in the household for the zero count was
closer to the screener age count. Nevertheless, the nonzero count was equal to
or less than the screener age count; or
37 Even if there was disagreement between the respondents about whether a boarder or other family
member was in fact a sibling, parent, or child, this would had been resolved at the pair relationship stage where we
would had determined whether this was in a domain of interest.
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