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

should too. Presumably this constraint was not necessary, since no imputation would be required
if it was known that no children were in the household.
6.4.3.4 Additions to the Analytic File
The imputation-revised versions of the parent-child household-level person count
variables were called IRHPCCxx and IRHPCPxx, where the final C and P refer to the focus in
the domain. The "xx" refers to the age range of the children, which is the upper bound, since the
lower bound is always 12. The edited version of these variables, HCPCCxx and HCPCPxx, also
were released to the analytic file. The sibling-sibling imputation-revised variables were called
IRHSxxyy, where the "yy" refers to the upper bound of the age range corresponding to the focus
pair member, and the "xx" refers to the upper bound of the age range corresponding to the
remaining pair member. The edited version of these variables was given by HCSxxyy. Finally,
the imputation-revised versions of the spouse-spouse counts were given by IRHCSPSP and
IRHCSPWC for the spouse-spouse and spouse-spouse-with-children counts, respectively. The
edited versions of these spouse-spouse counts were called HCSPSP and HCSPSPWC. The
imputation indicators also were released to the analytic file with II prefixes instead of IR
prefixes.
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