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multinational time use study user's guide and documentation

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ho<strong>use</strong>hold <strong>and</strong> completed diaries, this variable takes the value of the parent withthe higher personal identifier.PARTID: Person identifier of spo<strong>use</strong> or partnerThis variable records the person-level identifier or the spo<strong>use</strong> or partner of thediarist if the spo<strong>use</strong> or partner also completed a diary. In cases where only oneperson per ho<strong>use</strong>hold completed a diary, this variable is coded as -9. If multiplepeople completed diaries in the ho<strong>use</strong>hold <strong>and</strong> the diarist does not have aspo<strong>use</strong> or partner, this variable takes a value of -7. If the diarist has a partnerwho should have but did not complete a diary or who cannot be identified, thisvariable takes a value of -8.DAY: Day of week diary keptThis variable records the day of the week when the diary was kept. Note thatsome older surveys only included all week averages or distinguished Saturdays<strong>and</strong> Sundays from week days, but did not distinguish week days.Value Label1 Sunday2 Monday3 Tuesday4 Wednesday5 Thursday6 Friday7 Saturday8 Whole week average9 WeekdayMONTH: Month diary keptThis variable records the month when the diary was kept. Some surveys onlyrecord the quarter or season when the survey was carried out. In such cases, weassumed that the survey was conducted during the first month of the quartereven though the data collection was actually spread throughout the quarter. Suchcases are documented in the relevant README documents.Value Label1 January

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