Family and working life 2003

Document Description
Title:	xml codebook for Family and working life 2003
Parallel Title:	xml-kodbok för Familj och arbetsliv 2003
Identification Number:	0786eng-002
Authoring Entity:	Swedish national data service
Producer:	Swedish national data service
Copyright:	Copyright (c) Swedish national data service 2010
Date of Production:	2010-08-25
Software used in Production:	Nesstar Publisher
Distributor:	Swedish national data service
Version:
Bibliographic Citation:	xml codebook for Family and working life 2003, 1st xml edition, Gothenburg 2010
Documentation Source
Title:	Family and working life 2003
Identification Number:	0786eng-002
Distributor:	Swedish national data service
Study Description
Title:	Family and working life 2003
Alternative Title:	YAPS - Young Adult Panel Study
Parallel Title:	Familj och arbetsliv 2003
Identification Number:	0786eng-002
Authoring Entity:	Bernhardt, Eva (Stockholm University, Centre for Gender Studies)
Producer:	Stockholm University, Centre for Gender Studies
	Stockholm University, Swedish Institute for Social Research
Software used in Production:	Nesstar Publisher
Funding Agency/Sponsor:	Swedish Council for Social Research
Funding Agency/Sponsor:	Brown University
Funding Agency/Sponsor:	Swedish Research Council
Funding Agency/Sponsor:	Institute for Future Studies
Distributor:	Swedish National Data service
Date of Deposit:
Version:	Second SND edition
Study Scope
Keywords:	labour and employment , working conditions , job satisfaction , children , childbirth , child care , child rearing , marital status , ethnic identity , families , family life , residential mobility , working mothers , parental leave , parental role , household composition , domestic responsibilities , immigrants , women´s role , gender roles , living conditions , spouses , citizenship , national identity , religious practice , educational background , adults , marriage
Topic Classification:	working conditions , family life and marriage , gender and gender roles , minorities
Abstract:	The project 'Family and Working Life in Sweden' (YAPS) started in 1998. The aim of the project was to build up a longitudinal data base for studies of the mutual connection of values and demographic behaviour. The first wave was carried out in the spring of 1999. Based on a nationally representative sample, 3 408 individuals aged 22, 26 and 30 were asked to respond to a mail questionnaire that included questions about their plans, expectations and attitudes regarding family and working life. Factual information about their current situation and backgroung characteristics was also included. In addition to the main sample of young adults born in Sweden with two Swedish-born parents, there was a smaller sample of young adults born in Sweden with one or both parents born in Poland or in Turkey. Out of the 2 273 respondents in the 1999 survey, 78 per cent also participated in the second wave of the survey, which took place in May-June 2003. The second wave also include a new sample of 22 year old individuals with two Swedish-born parents. A third wave of the survey was carried out during the spring 2009. Except information collected through the questionnaires a number of background variables are collected from Statistic Sweden's register over the total population (RTB) and register of education.
Time Period:	--
Date of Collection:	--
Country:	Sweden
Geographic Unit(s):	Riksområde
Unit of Analysis:	Individuals
Universe:	Individuals born in Sweden 1968, 1972, 1976 and 1980.
Kind of Data:	Survey data, register data
Methodology and Processing
Time Method:	Panel study
Data Collector:	Statistics Sweden
Sampling Procedure:	Random sample
Mode of Data Collection:	Postal survey
Sources Statement
Response Rate:	78
Other Forms of Data Appraisal:	The respons rate for the 1999 survey was 67% for the sample with Swedish-born parents, 60% for respondents with Polish background and 49% for respondents withTurkish background. For the 2003 survey the response rate for respondents with Swedish-born parents was 72% - 78% for respondents who also participated in the 1999 survey and 60% for the new sample (born in 1980) - and 67% for the second-generation sample (69% for respondents with Polish background and 65% for respondents with Turkish background).
Class of the Study:	SND Class 2: Only checked. Not processed at SND
Data Access
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Other Study Description Materials
Related Materials
Title:	Codebook in Swedish
	http://www.snd.gu.se/en/catalogue/file/839
Title:	Codebook in Swedish and English
	http://www.snd.gu.se/en/catalogue/file/842
Title:	Questionnaire Poland
	http://www.snd.gu.se/en/catalogue/file/1369
Title:	Questionnaire Turkey
	http://www.snd.gu.se/en/catalogue/file/1370
Title:	Questionnaire Sweden old
	http://www.snd.gu.se/en/catalogue/file/1371
Title:	Questionnaire Sweden new
	http://www.snd.gu.se/en/catalogue/file/1372
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Title:	Unga vuxnas syn på familj och arbete: rapport från en enkätundersökning
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File Description
File: se.gu.snd.ddi.0786-002eng.NSDstat
	Number of cases: 2816 No. of variables per record: 439 Type of File: NSDstat 200501

Variable Description
Variable Groups
	Background variables Cohabitation/marriage history Child history Attitudes on adulthood, gender roles, family and living conditions Parents and upbringing Cohabitation/marriages and children Employment and work Attitudes on work, children, relations etc. Present cohabitation/marriage Question to respondents with one or both parents from Poland or Turkey
Background variables
	Variables within Background variables ID-number Year of birth Gender Ethnic background Respondent also participated in the year 1999 study Age 2003 H-region 2003 National area 2003 Occupation (SEI) (Q46a) Occupation (SEI), father (Q20a) Influx code 2003 Respondent's income 2001 in thousands of SEK Content of education (2003) Level of education 2003 Home when growing up (Q8) Family's economic situation growing up (Q9) Parents married (Q10) Parents lived together during R's upbringing (Q11) Why not? (Q12) R:s age when parents got divorced/moved apart (Q13) R then lived with (Q14) Siblings (Q15a) Number of full siblings (Q15b) Number of half siblings (Q15b) Number of "step"- or fostersiblings (Q15b) R has moved away from parental home (Q16) Age when R moved away from parental home (Q16) Day when father immigrated Day when mother immigrated Month when father immigrated Month when mother immigrated Year when father immigrated Year when mother immigrated Father's birth country Mother's birth country
Cohabitation/marriage history
	Variables within Cohabitation/marriage history Marital status 2003 Partner relationship 2003 Number of partner relationships/marriages (2003) Length of partner relationship/marriage at the time of survey (2003/08) Partner's birth year, information from 2003 (Q70a) Partner's birth month, information from 2003 (Q70b) Year when relationship became steady, information from 2003 (Q68a) Month when relationship became steady, information from 2003 (Q68b) Same partner as four years ago, information from 2003 (Q66) Year when R moved together with partner, 1st relationship Month when R moved together with partner, 1st relationship Year if marriage, 1st relationship Month if marriage, 1st relationship Year when R split with partner, 1st relationship Month when R split with partner, 1st relationship Year when R moved together with partner, 2nd relationship Month when R moved together with partner, 2nd relationship Year if marriage, 2nd relationship Month if marriage, 2nd relationship Year when R split with partner, 2nd relationship Month when R split with partner, 2nd relationship Year when R moved together with partner, 3rd relationship Month when R moved together with partner, 3rd relationship Year if marriage, 3rd relationship Month if marriage, 3rd relationship Year when R split with partner, 3rd relationship Month when R split with partner, 3rd relationship Year when R moved together with partner, 4th relationship Month when R moved together with partner, 4th relationship Year if marriage, 4th relationship Month if marriage, 4th relationship Year when R split with partner, 4th relationship Month when R split with partner, 4th relationship Contradicting information about relationships
Child history
	Variables within Child history Number of reported births (2003) Birth year, 1st child Birth month, 1st child Gender, 1st child Twin, 1st child Housing 2003, 1st child R's marital status at the birth of 1st child Birth year, 2nd child Birth month, 2nd child Gender, 2nd child Twin, 2nd child Housing 2003, 2nd child R's marital status at the birth of 2nd child Birth year, 3rd child Birth month, 3rd child Gender, 3rd child Twin, 3rd child Housing 2003, 3rd child R's marital status at the birth of 3rd child Birth year, 4th child Birth month, 4th child Gender, 4th child Twin, 4th child Housing 2003, 4th child R's marital status at the birth of 4th child Birth year, 5th child Birth month, 5th child Gender, 5th child Twin, 5th child Housing 2003, 5th child R's marital status at the birth of 5th child
Attitudes on adulthood, gender roles, family and living conditions
	Variables within Attitudes on adulthood, gender roles, family and living conditions Q1a. Year of birth Q1b. Month of birth Q1c. Gender Q2_1. Parents stay together for the sake of children Q2_2. Children - part of what gives life meaning Q2_3. Something missing if no children Q2_4. Too easy to get divorced Q2_5. Men and women equal - good society Q2_6. Men as good in caring jobs Q2_7. Women as good in technical jobs Q2_8. It is as important for a woman to support herself Q2_9. Parents should share the parental leave equally Q2_10. The woman should take main responsibility for housework Q2_11. The man should take main responsibility for support Q3. Living together without being married Q5_1. Important - time for sport, hobbies Q4_2.Important - earn own money Q4_3. Important - good economy Q4_4. Important - successful at work Q4_5. Important - good cohabiting/married relationship Q4_6. Important - to have children Q5_1. Current occupation Q5_2. Relationship with mother Q5_3. Relationship with father Q.5_4. Relationship with partner Q5_5. Economic situatuion Q5_6. Housing situation Q5_7. Education Q5_8. Living location Q5_9. Life Q6. Active in state church or other religious congregation Q7. Importance of religion
Parents and upbringing
	Variables within Parents and upbringing Q8. Home when growing up Q9. Family's economic situation growing up Q10. Parents married Q11. Parents lived together during upbringing Q12. Why not? Q13. Age when parents got divorced/moved apart Q14. Q16. R then lived with Q15a. Siblings Q15b_1. Number of full siblings Q15b_2. Number of half siblings Q15b_3. Number of "step"- or fostersiblings Q16a. R has moved away from parental home Q16b. Age when R moved away from parental home Q17a_1. Mother as parent Q17a_2. Father as parent Q17b_1. Stepmother as parent Q17b_2. Stepfather as parent Q18. Fights when R grew up Q19_1. Fight between biologocal parents Q19_2. Fight between one biological- and one stepparent Q19_3. Fight between R and one/both parents Q19_4. Fight between R and stepmother/stepfather Q19_5. Fight between siblings/other Q20a. Father's occupation while R was growing up (SEI) Q20b. Was he... Q21a. Mother worked before R started school Q21b. Mother worked while R were in school Q22a. Mother's education Q22b. Father's education Q23_1. Contact with mother Q23_2. Contact with father Q23_3. Contact with stepmother Q23_4.Contact with stepfather Q24. Economic help from relative Q25_1. R would talk to mother about personal problems Q25_2. R would talk to father about personal problems Q25_3. R would talk to stepmother about personal problems Q25_4. R would talk to stepfather about personal problems Q26a_1. Vacation with parents Q26a_2. Vacation with siblings Q26a_3. Vacation with partner's parents Q26a_4. Vacation with friends Q26b_1. Holidays with parents Q26b_2. Holidays with siblings Q26b_3. Holidays with partner's parents Q26b_4. Holidays with friends Q26c_1. Birthday with parents Q26c_2. Birthday with siblings Q26c_3. Birthday with parents Q26c_4. Birthday with friends Q27. Any parent active in religious congregation Q28a. Importance of religion - Mother Q28b. Importance of religion - Father
Cohabitation/marriages and children
	Variables within Cohabitation/marriages and children Q29. Most of R:s friends are Q30. R is/has been married or cohabiting Q31a_1. Year when R moved in together with partner, first time Q31a_2. Month when R moved in together with partner, first time Q31a_3. Year if appropriate of marriage, first time Q31a_4. Month if appropriate of marriage, first time Q31a_5. Year when R and partner moved apart, first time Q31a_6. Month when R and partner moved apart, first time Q31b_1. Year when R moved in together with partner, second time Q31b_2. Month when R moved in together with partner, second time Q31b_3. Year if appropriate of marriage, second time Q31b_4. Month if appropriate of marriage, second time Q31b_5. Year when R and partner moved apart, second time Q31b_6. Month when R and partner moved apart, second time Q31c_1. Year when R moved in together with partner, third time Q31c_2. Month when R moved in together with partner, third time Q31c_3. Year if appropriate of marriage, third time Q31c_4. Month if appropriate of marriage, third time Q31c_5. Year when R and partner moved apart, third time Q31c_6. Month when R and partner moved apart, third time Q32. R is in a live-apart relationship Q33. Length of live-apart relationship Q34. R will start cohabiting with partner Q35a. R has biological children Q35b. Number of biological children Q36a. Children in respondents household Q36b. Number of children in household Q37a_1. Year of birth, child 1 Q37a_2. Month, child 1 Q37a_3. Gender, child 1 Q37a_4. Child 1 is Q37b_1. Year of birth, child 2 Q37b_2. Month, child 2 Q37b_3. Gender, child 2 Q37b_4. Child 2 is Q37c_1. Year of birth, child 3 Q37c_2. Month, child 3 Q37c_3. Gender, child 3 Q37c_4. Child 3 is Q37d_1. Year of birth, child 4 Q37d_2. Month, child 4 Q37d_3. Gender, child 4 Q37d_4. Child 4 is Q38. Biological children not living with R Q38a_1. Year of birth, biological child 1, not in hh Q38a_2. Month, biological child 1, not in hh Q38a_3. Living, biological child 1, not in hh Q38a_4. Gender, biological child 1, not in hh Q38b_1. Year of birth, biological child 2, not in hh Q38b_2. Month, biological child 2, not in hh Q38b_3. Living, biological child 2, not in hh Q38b_4. Gender, biological child 2, not in hh Q39. More children in the future Q40. How many more children in the future Q41. When next child?
Employment and work
	Variables within Employment and work Q42_1. Permanent work Q42_2. Casual work Q42_3. Self employed Q42_4. Studies Q42_5. Employement measures Q42_6. Unemployed 6 months or more Q42_7. Unemployed less than 6 months Q42_8. Parental leave Q42_9. Housekeeping (full-time) Q42_10. Military service Q42_11. Other occupation Q42txt. Comment Q43a. Work hours/week Q43b. Don't work right now Q44. Education R is studying for Q44txt. Comment available Q45_1. Employment (full time)- number of months since last survey Q45_2. Employment (part time)- number of months since last survey Q45_3. Studies- number of months since last survey Q45_4. Unemployment- number of months since last survey Q45_5. Parental leave- number of months since last survey Q46a. Occupation (SEI) Q46b. Have not yet had a job Q47_1. Current job - pays well Q47_2. Current job - often stressfull Q47_3. Current job - involves a lot of overtime work Q47_4. Current job - a lot of business travel Q47_5. Current job - a lot of inconvenient working hours Q47_6. Current job - good career possibilities Q47_7. Current job - good opportunities to develop competence Q47_8. Current job - satisfaction of doing a good job Q47_9. Current job - good social enviroment with fellow workers Q47_10. Current job - good possibilities to suit work situation to family life Q47_11. Current job - long travel times to and from work Q48. Gender distribution at work place Q49. R invests in this job for the future Q50. Income during 2002
Attitudes on work, children, relations etc.
	Variables within Attitudes on work, children, relations etc. Q51. Importance of work in respondents life Q52_1. Good job - to think and act independently Q52_2. Bra arbete - offers good possibilities to advance Q52_3. Bra arbete - proud of work Q52_4. Good job - useful for society Q52_5. Good job - to meet a lot of people Q52_6. Good job - to avoid shift work or work overtime Q52_7. Good job - influence work situation Q52_8.Good job - high salary and/or other benefits Q52_9. Good job - possibility to help other people Q52_10. Good job - many good work mates Q52_11. Good job - secure employment with regular income Q52_12. Good job - no problem to take parental leave and/or work part-time Q52b. Most important for respondent Q52c. Second most important for respondent Q53. Best arrangement for a family with preschool children Q54_1. If partner doesn't sufficiently contribute to the common economy Q54_2. If relationship requires too much time and attention Q54_3. If partner was unfaithful Q54_4. If distribution of housework is unsatisfactory Q54_5. If feelings are over Q54_6. As long as there are no children Q54_7. If one of the partners want to Q54_8. Divorce/separation can't be accepted Q55_1. Enjoy children Q55_2. Satisfied with life if good parent Q55_3. Family is more rewarding than work Q55_4. It is a duty to have children Q55_5. Children need siblings Q55_6. Children confirmation of good partner relationship Q56_1. If children - can no longer do whatever one wants Q56_2. If children - economic problems Q56_3. If children - little time for friends Q56_4. If children - relationship with partner will improve Q56_5. If children - life will be more meaningful Q57_1. When children - could no longer do what I wanted Q57_2. When children - had economic problems Q57_3. When children - had little time for one's friends Q57_4. When children - relationship with partner improved Q57_5. When children - life was more meaningful Q58. Dividing responsibility - children Q59_1. If cohabiting/married - Contacts with friends would be... Q59_2. If cohabiting/married - possibilities to invest wholeheartedly in education/job/career would be... Q59_3. If cohabiting/married - freedom to do what one wants would be... Q59_4. If cohabiting/married - general well-being would be... Q59_5. If cohabiting/married - standard of living would be... Q60_1. If single - contacts with friends would be... Q60_2. If single - possibilities to invest wholeheartedly in education/job/career would be... Q60_3. If single - freedom to do what one wants would be... Q60_4. If single - general well-being would be... Q60_5. If single - standard of living would be... Q61_1. Marriage for the sake of children Q61_2. Marriage for economic reasons Q61_3. Married - more traditional gender roles Q61_4. Married - preassure to conform Q61_5. Married - more difficult to break up Q61_6. Too expensive to get married Q61_7. It is tradition to get married Q61_8. It is romantic to get married Q61_9. Wedding shows that one is serious Q62_1. Appropriate as parent - likes children Q62_2. Appropriate as parent - good partner relationship Q62_3. Appropriate as parent - completed education Q62_4. Appropriate as parent - housing suitable for children Q62_5. Appropriate as parent - sufficient income Q63_1. R lives in a good partner relationship Q63_2. R has housing suitable for children Q63_3. R has completed education Q63_4. R has a sufficient income to support a child Q64_1. R has not wanted children Q64_2. R has not had a suitable partner Q64_3. R first wants to complete education Q64_4. R first wanted secure job situation Q64_5. R first wanted to get well established in job Q64_6. R first wanted to do other things before having children Q64_7. R first wanted to have a better economic situation Q64_8. Difficult to become pregnant Q64_9. Other... Q64txt. Comment available Q65_1. In five years R has more children Q65_2. In five years R lives with a partner Q65_3. In five years R is married Q65_4. In five years R has a steady job Q65_5. In five years R is working part-time Q65_6. In five years R earns a lot of money Q65_7. In five years R lives a good life
Present cohabitation/marriage
	Variables within Present cohabitation/marriage Q66. Same partner as four years ago Q67. The relationship is Q68a. Year when relationship became steady Q68b. Month when relationship became steady Q69. R/partner has thought about breaking up Q70a. Partners year of birth Q70b. Partners month of birth Q71. Partner's income during 2002 Q72_1. Partner - Permanent work Q72_2. Partner - Casual work Q72_3. Partner - Own business Q72_4. Partner - Studies Q72_5. Partner - I arbetsmarknadsåtgärd Q72_6. Partner - Unemployed more than 6 months Q72_7. Partner - Unemployed less than 6 months Q72_8. Partner - Parental leave Q72_9. Partner - Housekeeping (full-time) Q72_10. Partner - Military service Q72_11. Partner - Other occupation Q72txt. Comment available Q73. Partner's working hours Q74_1. Partner's job pays well Q74_2.Partner's job - a lot of overtime Q74_3. Partner's job - a lot of business travel Q74_4. Partner's job - a lot of work at inconvenient hours Q74_5. Partner's job - good career possibilities Q74_6. Partner's job - easy to take parental leave and work part time Q74_7. Partner's job - long travel time to and from work Q75. Partner's education Q75txt. Comment available Q76. How R and partenr dispose apartment Q77. Dividing monthly expenses for food, housing etc. Q77txt. Comment available Q78. Purchase for oneself for more than 2000 SEK Q79. Purchase for oneself for more than 2000 SEK (partner) Q80. R satisfied with partner's contribution to the common economy Q81. Distribution of the housework Q82. R is satisfied/dissatisfied with distribution Q83. Partner's place of birth Q84a. Any of partner's parents immigrated to Sweden Q84b. Any of partner's parents immigrated from Q85. Partner member of religious congregation Q86. Importance of religion in partner's life Q87. R/partner pregnant Q88. Partner has children not living in household Q89. What would happen if your partner got an offer ... Q89txt. Comment available Q90. Marriage plans Q91. R wants to receive reports from survey Q92. Is there something R would like to add? Q92txt. Comment available
Question to respondents with one or both parents from Poland or Turkey
	Variables within Question to respondents with one or both parents from Poland or Turkey Q100a_Po. Mother's background Q100b_Po. Father's backgrund Q100a_Tu. Mother's background Q100b_Tu. Father's backgrund Q101. Visited home country last four years Q102. Knowledge of the Polish/Turkish language Q103. R wants his/her children to learn Polish/Turkish Q104_1. R speaks with mother Q104_2. R speaks with father Q104_3. R speaks with partner Q104_4. R speaks at work/in school Q105. R feels most at home Q106. Close friends born in Sweden to Swedish parents Q107. Marry or cohabit with a partner whose parents are also from Poland/Turkey Q108a. Mother would approve if R married a Swede Q108b. Father would approve if R married a Swede Q109. Close contacts with the home country Q110a. Important for mother that R maintain close contacts with Poland/Turkey Q110b. Important for father that R maintain close contacts with Poland/Turkey Q111_1. At home R feels Q111_2. At work R feels Q111_3. With friends R feels Q111_4. In contact with Swedish authorities R feels Q111_5. In Poland/Turkey R feels Q111_6. Abroad R feels

ID-number

ID-number

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3547

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 3547

Variable Format: numeric

Year of birth

Year of birth

Value	Label	Frequency
68.	1968	595
72.	1972	736
76.	1976	777
80.	1980	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 68-80

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Gender

Gender

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Man	1228
2.	Woman	1588

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Ethnic background

Ethnic background

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Swedish	2469
1.	Polish	214
2.	Turkish	133
3.	Polish or Turkish	0

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-3

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Respondent also participated in the year 1999 study

Respondent also participated in the year 1999 study

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	727
1.	Yes	2089

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Age 2003

Age 2003

Value	Label	Frequency
22.	22 years	708
26.	26 years	777
30.	30 years	736
34.	34 years	595

Range of Valid Data Values: 22-34

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

H-region 2003

H-region 2003

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Stockholm/Södertälje	593
3.	Bigger cities	1016
4.	Mellanbygden	434
5.	Tätbygden	134
6.	Rural area	98
8.	Göteborg	319
9.	Malmö/Lund/Trelleborg	222

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-99

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

National area 2003

National area 2003

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Stockholm	603
2.	Eastern Midsweden	486
3.	Smaland	234
4.	Southern Sweden	428
5.	Western Sweden	576
6.	Northern Midsweden	213
7.	Mid Norrland	113
8.	Upper Norrland	163

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Occupation (SEI) (Q46a)

Occupation (SEI) (Q46a)

Value	Label	Frequency
11.	Unskilled employees in goods production	59
12.	Unskilled employees in service production	577
21.	Skilled employees in goods production	263
22.	Skilled employees in service production	188
33.	Assistant non-manual employees, lower level I	157
36.	Assistant non-manual employees, lower level II	244
46.	Intermediate non-manual employees	703
56.	Professionals and other higher non-manual employees	316
57.	Upper-level executives	40
60.	Self-employed professionals	2
75.	75	7
79.	Entrepeneurs	6
89.	Farmers	4
91.	91	2
92.	92	1
94.	94	1
99.	99	6

Sysmiss.		240

Range of Valid Data Values: 11-99

Summary Statistics: Valid 2576 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Occupation (SEI), father (Q20a)

Occupation (SEI), father (Q20a)

Value	Label	Frequency
11.	Unskilled employees in goods production	176
12.	Unskilled employees in service production	328
21.	Skilled employees in goods production	502
22.	Skilled employees in service production	33
33.	Assistant non-manual employees, lower level I	41
36.	Assistant non-manual employees, lower level II	207
46.	Intermediate non-manual employees	494
56.	Professionals and other higher non-manual employees	331
57.	Upper-level executives	68
60.	Self-employed professionals	22
75.	75	48
76.	Self-employed without employees	165
79.	Entrepeneurs	184
89.	Farmers	83
91.	91	1
92.	92	3
93.	93	7
95.	95	5
98.	98	1
99.	99	29

Sysmiss.		88

Range of Valid Data Values: 11-99

Summary Statistics: Valid 2728 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Influx code 2003

Influx code 2003

Value	Label	Frequency
10.	May	1556
15.	June	984
16.	July	276

Range of Valid Data Values: 10-16

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Respondent's income 2001 in thousands of SEK

Respondent's income 2001 in thousands of SEK

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1319

Summary Statistics: Valid 2814 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 1319 ; Mean 152.869 ; StDev 114.732

Variable Format: numeric

Content of education (2003)

Content of education (2003)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Allmän utbildning	478
1.	Pedagogik och lärarutbildning	190
2.	Humaniora och konst	194
3.	Samhällsvetenskap, juridik, handel, administration	577
4.	Naturvetenskap, matematik och data	109
5.	Teknik och tillverkning	602
6.	Lant- och skogsbruk samt djursjukvård	52
7.	Hälso- och sjukvård samt social omsorg	386
8.	Tjänster	138
9.	Okänd	90

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Level of education 2003

Level of education 2003

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Okänd	143
3.	Förgymnasial utbildning	492
4.	Gymnasial utbildning	926
5.	Högskoleutbildning <2år	612
6.	Högskoleutbildning >=2år	627
7.	Forskarutbildning	10

9.	Missing	6

Range of Valid Data Values: 2-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2810 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Home when growing up (Q8)

Home when growing up (Q8)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Stockholm/Gothenburg/Malmö: inner city	126
2.	Stockholm/Gothenburg/Malmö: suburb	576
3.	Small/medium size town or city	1542
4.	Rural area (Sweden)	518
5.	Abroad: big city	10
6.	Abroad: small or medium size town or city	2
7.	Rural area (abroad)	0

9.	Missing	42

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2774 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Family's economic situation growing up (Q9)

Family's economic situation growing up (Q9)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Mostly very good	580
2.	Mostly rather good	1718
3.	Mostly rather bad	382
4.	Don't know	90

9.	Missing	46

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2770 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Parents married (Q10)

Parents married (Q10)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1807
2.	Not any more	689
3.	They never married	266
4.	Don't know	7

9.	Missing	47

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2769 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Parents lived together during R's upbringing (Q11)

Parents lived together during R's upbringing (Q11)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	2078
2.	No	710

9.	Missing	28

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2788 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Why not? (Q12)

Why not? (Q12)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	My parents divorced/moved apart	592
2.	Mother and/or father died	58
3.	They never lived together	35
4.	Other	22

9.	Missing/does not apply	2109

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 707 ;

Variable Format: numeric

R:s age when parents got divorced/moved apart (Q13)

R:s age when parents got divorced/moved apart (Q13)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	6
1.	1	39
2.	2	57
3.	3	47
4.	4	41
5.	5	47
6.	6	55
7.	7	47
8.	8	40
9.	9	37
10.	10	48
11.	11	33
12.	12	48
13.	13	46
14.	14	34
15.	15	28
16.	16	7
17.	17	6
18.	18	2
19.	19	3
20.	20	1
21.	21	2
22.	22	2
23.	23	2
24.	24	4
25.	25	2
26.	26	1
29.	29	1

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-29

Summary Statistics: Valid 686 ; Mean 8.131 ; StDev 4.994

Variable Format: numeric

R then lived with (Q14)

R then lived with (Q14)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Mainly with mother	414
2.	Mainly with father	77
3.	Mainly with mother and stepfather	148
4.	Mainly with father and stepmother	22
5.	Equally with my mother and father	48
6.	With neither of my parents	23

9.	Missing/does not apply	2084

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 732 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Siblings (Q15a)

Siblings (Q15a)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No	164
2.	Yes	2547

9.	Missing	105

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2711 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Number of full siblings (Q15b)

Number of full siblings (Q15b)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	276
1.	1	1242
2.	2	736
3.	3	234
4.	4	79
5.	5	18
6.	6	16
7.	7	8
8.	8	4
9.	9	2
11.	11	1

Sysmiss.		200

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-11

Summary Statistics: Valid 2616 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Number of half siblings (Q15b)

Number of half siblings (Q15b)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1437
1.	1	271
2.	2	156
3.	3	79
4.	4	40
5.	5	17
6.	6	9
7.	7	8
9.	9	2
11.	11	1

99.	Missing	1
Sysmiss.		795

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 2020 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Number of "step"- or fostersiblings (Q15b)

Number of "step"- or fostersiblings (Q15b)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1620
1.	1	89
2.	2	72
3.	3	39
4.	4	16
5.	5	5
6.	6	2
7.	7	1
8.	8	1
9.	9	1

Sysmiss.		970

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1846 ;

Variable Format: numeric

R has moved away from parental home (Q16)

R has moved away from parental home (Q16)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	2264
2.	No	186

9.	Missing	366

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2450 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Age when R moved away from parental home (Q16)

Age when R moved away from parental home (Q16)

Value	Label	Frequency
10.	10	1
12.	12	2
14.	14	8
15.	15	41
16.	16	183
17.	17	174
18.	18	466
19.	19	632
20.	20	517
21.	21	294
22.	22	166
23.	23	64
24.	24	18
25.	25	19
26.	26	9
27.	27	4

Sysmiss.		218

Range of Valid Data Values: 10-27

Summary Statistics: Valid 2598 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Day when father immigrated

Day when father immigrated

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1	5
2.	2	2
3.	3	4
4.	4	5
5.	5	5
6.	6	10
7.	7	6
8.	8	7
9.	9	8
10.	10	5
11.	11	8
12.	12	8
13.	13	6
14.	14	8
15.	15	10
16.	16	6
17.	17	12
18.	18	8
19.	19	5
20.	20	3
21.	21	8
22.	22	4
23.	23	8
24.	24	6
25.	25	6
26.	26	6
27.	27	6
28.	28	13
29.	29	3
30.	30	1
31.	31	7

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-31

Summary Statistics: Valid 199 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Day when mother immigrated

Day when mother immigrated

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1
1.	1	11
2.	2	7
3.	3	5
4.	4	8
5.	5	7
6.	6	8
7.	7	7
8.	8	8
9.	9	10
10.	10	4
11.	11	14
12.	12	8
13.	13	9
14.	14	5
15.	15	10
16.	16	12
17.	17	10
18.	18	10
19.	19	5
20.	20	11
21.	21	7
22.	22	7
23.	23	13
24.	24	9
25.	25	16
26.	26	6
27.	27	5
28.	28	8
29.	29	4
30.	30	7
31.	31	6

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-31

Summary Statistics: Valid 258 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when father immigrated

Month when father immigrated

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	12
2.	February	16
3.	March	14
4.	April	18
5.	May	18
6.	June	9
7.	July	12
8.	August	21
9.	September	18
10.	October	17
11.	November	22
12.	December	22

Sysmiss.		2617

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 199 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when mother immigrated

Month when mother immigrated

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1
1.	January	22
2.	February	19
3.	March	23
4.	April	13
5.	May	19
6.	June	18
7.	July	16
8.	August	31
9.	September	30
10.	October	18
11.	November	25
12.	December	23

Sysmiss.		2558

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 258 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when father immigrated

Year when father immigrated

Value	Label	Frequency
1947.	1947	1
1948.	1948	2
1949.	1949	1
1950.	1950	3
1951.	1951	1
1958.	1958	2
1960.	1960	3
1962.	1962	2
1963.	1963	3
1964.	1964	2
1965.	1965	9
1966.	1966	19
1967.	1967	16
1968.	1968	7
1969.	1969	18
1970.	1970	20
1971.	1971	10
1972.	1972	9
1973.	1973	12
1974.	1974	5
1975.	1975	10
1976.	1976	23
1977.	1977	4
1978.	1978	3
1979.	1979	1
1981.	1981	1
1983.	1983	1
1984.	1984	1
1986.	1986	3
1987.	1987	1
1990.	1990	1
1995.	1995	3
1997.	1997	1
1998.	1998	1

Range of Valid Data Values: 1947-1998

Summary Statistics: Valid 199 ; Min. 1947 ; Max. 1998 ; Mean 1970.578 ; StDev 7.849

Variable Format: numeric

Year when mother immigrated

Year when mother immigrated

Value	Label	Frequency
1947.	1947	2
1948.	1948	1
1949.	1949	1
1950.	1950	1
1951.	1951	1
1952.	1952	1
1953.	1953	1
1955.	1955	2
1957.	1957	3
1962.	1962	4
1963.	1963	5
1965.	1965	5
1966.	1966	3
1967.	1967	6
1968.	1968	12
1969.	1969	18
1970.	1970	34
1971.	1971	36
1972.	1972	28
1973.	1973	13
1974.	1974	19
1975.	1975	14
1976.	1976	32
1977.	1977	6
1978.	1978	2
1982.	1982	1
1984.	1984	1
1985.	1985	1
1990.	1990	1
1991.	1991	1
1995.	1995	2
1999.	1999	1

Range of Valid Data Values: 1947-1999

Summary Statistics: Valid 258 ; Min. 1947 ; Max. 1999 ; Mean 1971.132 ; StDev 6.473

Variable Format: numeric

Father's birth country

Father's birth country

Value	Label	Frequency
BULGARIEN.	Bulgaria	2
DANMARK.	Denmark	1
FINLAND.	Finland	3
FRANKRIKE.	France	3
GREKLAND.	Greece	1
ISLAND.	Iceland	1
JUGOSLAVIE.	Yugoslavia	2
LIBANON.	Lebanon	1
LITAUEN.	Lithuania	1
NORGE.	Norway	1
POLEN.	Poland	88
SLOVENIEN.	Slovenia	1
SOVJETUNIO.	Soviet Union	5
SPANIEN.	Spain	1
SVERIGE.	Sweden	2569
TURKIET.	Turkey	123
TYSKLAND.	Germany	1
ÖSTERRIKE.	Austria	1

Summary Statistics: Valid 2805 ;

Variable Format: character

Mother's birth country

Mother's birth country

Value	Label	Frequency
DANMARK.	Denmark	1
FINLAND.	Finland	4
FRANKRIKE.	France	1
JUGOSLAVIE.	Yugoslavia	2
LIBANON.	Lebanon	1
NORGE.	Norway	1
PALESTINA.	Palestine	1
POLEN.	Poland	163
SOVJETUNIO.	Soviet Union	2
SVERIGE.	Sweden	2543
SYRIEN.	Syria	3
TJECKOSLOV.	Czechoslovakia	2
TURKIET.	Turkey	82
UNGERN.	Hungary	2

Summary Statistics: Valid 2808 ;

Variable Format: character

Marital status 2003

Marital status 2003

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Unmarried	2183
2.	Married	575
4.	Divorced	57
5.	Widow/widower	1

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Partner relationship 2003

Partner relationship 2003

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No partner	648
1.	Live-apart	410
2.	Cohabitant	1181
3.	Married	570

9.	Unknown	7

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2809 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Number of partner relationships/marriages (2003)

Number of partner relationships/marriages (2003)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	675
1.	1	1467
2.	2	517
3.	3	131
4.	4	24

9.	Unknown	2

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2814 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Length of partner relationship/marriage at the time of survey (2003/08)

Length of partner relationship/marriage at the time of survey (2003/08)

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-226

Summary Statistics: Valid 1641 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 226 ; Mean 72.857 ; StDev 50.605

Variable Format: numeric

Partner's birth year, information from 2003 (Q70a)

Partner's birth month, information from 2003 (Q70a)

Value	Label	Frequency
1935.	1935	1
1943.	1943	1
1944.	1944	1
1948.	1948	2
1950.	1950	1
1951.	1951	1
1952.	1952	2
1953.	1953	2
1955.	1955	3
1956.	1956	5
1957.	1957	3
1958.	1958	8
1959.	1959	6
1960.	1960	10
1961.	1961	9
1962.	1962	17
1963.	1963	29
1964.	1964	48
1965.	1965	63
1966.	1966	64
1967.	1967	79
1968.	1968	108
1969.	1969	93
1970.	1970	122
1971.	1971	138
1972.	1972	142
1973.	1973	128
1974.	1974	108
1975.	1975	99
1976.	1976	115
1977.	1977	92
1978.	1978	82
1979.	1979	64
1980.	1980	86
1981.	1981	58
1982.	1982	30
1983.	1983	19
1984.	1984	7
1986.	1986	1
1987.	1987	1
9999.	9999	3

Sysmiss.		965

Range of Valid Data Values: 1935-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1851 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Partner's birth month, information from 2003 (Q70b)

Partner's birth year, information from 2003 (Q70b)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.		1
1.	January	166
2.	February	149
3.	March	168
4.	April	181
5.	May	194
6.	June	130
7.	July	148
8.	August	137
9.	September	164
10.	October	135
11.	November	131
12.	December	139

Sysmiss.		973

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 1843 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when relationship became steady, information from 2003 (Q68a)

Year when relationship became steady, information from 2003 (Q68a)

Value	Label	Frequency
1976.	1976	1
1981.	1981	2
1982.	1982	2
1983.	1983	5
1984.	1984	11
1985.	1985	9
1986.	1986	25
1987.	1987	27
1988.	1988	44
1989.	1989	48
1990.	1990	69
1991.	1991	61
1992.	1992	85
1993.	1993	86
1994.	1994	100
1995.	1995	131
1996.	1996	122
1997.	1997	121
1998.	1998	175
1999.	1999	165
2000.	2000	184
2001.	2001	192
2002.	2002	155
2003.	2003	26
9999.	9999	3

Range of Valid Data Values: 1976-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1849 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when relationship became steady, information from 2003 (Q68b)

Monthwhen relationship became steady, information from 2003 (Q68b)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	194
2.	February	123
3.	March	131
4.	April	200
5.	May	149
6.	June	157
7.	July	206
8.	August	120
9.	September	139
10.	October	191
11.	November	116
12.	December	117

Sysmiss.		973

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 1843 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Same partner as four years ago, information from 2003 (Q66)

Same partner as four years ago, information from 2003 (Q66)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1108
2.	No	434

8.	Not asked	708
9.	Missing/not applicable	566

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1542 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R moved together with partner, 1st relationship

Year when R moved together with partner, 1st relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1981.	1981	1
1983.	1983	3
1984.	1984	7
1985.	1985	12
1986.	1986	30
1987.	1987	55
1988.	1988	63
1989.	1989	94
1990.	1990	116
1991.	1991	152
1992.	1992	125
1993.	1993	105
1994.	1994	126
1995.	1995	123
1996.	1996	161
1997.	1997	132
1998.	1998	156
1999.	1999	148
2000.	2000	147
2001.	2001	140
2002.	2002	110
2003.	2003	37
9999.	9999	96

Sysmiss.		677

Range of Valid Data Values: 1981-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 2139 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R moved together with partner, 1st relationship

Month when R moved together with partner, 1st relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	201
2.	February	106
3.	March	109
4.	April	230
5.	May	139
6.	June	204
7.	July	189
8.	August	235
9.	September	153
10.	October	260
11.	November	83
12.	December	101

99.	Missing	129
Sysmiss.		677

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 2010 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year if marriage, 1st relationship

Year if marriage, 1st relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1987.	1987	2
1988.	1988	4
1989.	1989	9
1990.	1990	15
1991.	1991	21
1992.	1992	25
1993.	1993	18
1994.	1994	30
1995.	1995	38
1996.	1996	44
1997.	1997	37
1998.	1998	49
1999.	1999	42
2000.	2000	53
2001.	2001	34
2002.	2002	50
2003.	2003	10

9999.	Missing	3
Sysmiss.		2332

Range of Valid Data Values: 1987-2003

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 481 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month if marriage, 1st relationship

Month if marriage, 1st relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	20
2.	February	12
3.	March	10
4.	April	15
5.	May	52
6.	June	96
7.	July	94
8.	August	97
9.	September	37
10.	October	20
11.	November	11
12.	December	16

99.	Missing	4
Sysmiss.		2332

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 480 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R split with partner, 1st relationship

Year when R split with partner, 1st relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1982.	1982	1
1984.	1984	1
1987.	1987	8
1988.	1988	9
1989.	1989	29
1990.	1990	29
1991.	1991	44
1992.	1992	53
1993.	1993	43
1994.	1994	65
1995.	1995	61
1996.	1996	68
1997.	1997	92
1998.	1998	67
1999.	1999	54
2000.	2000	66
2001.	2001	80
2002.	2002	81
2003.	2003	28
9999.	9999	66

Sysmiss.		1871

Range of Valid Data Values: 1982-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 945 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R split with partner, 1st relationship

Month when R split with partner, 1st relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	96
2.	February	48
3.	March	52
4.	April	120
5.	May	78
6.	June	64
7.	July	112
8.	August	62
9.	September	55
10.	October	94
11.	November	36
12.	December	46

99.	Missing	82
Sysmiss.		1871

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 863 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R moved together with partner, 2nd relationship

Year when R moved together with partner, 2nd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1987.	1987	2
1988.	1988	3
1989.	1989	7
1990.	1990	11
1991.	1991	23
1992.	1992	20
1993.	1993	33
1994.	1994	45
1995.	1995	48
1996.	1996	54
1997.	1997	50
1998.	1998	58
1999.	1999	61
2000.	2000	68
2001.	2001	59
2002.	2002	71
2003.	2003	25

9999.	Missing	35
Sysmiss.		2143

Range of Valid Data Values: 1987-1999

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 638 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R moved together with partner, 2nd relationship

Month when R moved together with partner, 2nd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	75
2.	February	46
3.	March	35
4.	April	83
5.	May	46
6.	June	50
7.	July	57
8.	August	47
9.	September	56
10.	October	66
11.	November	28
12.	December	41

99.	Missing	43
Sysmiss.		2143

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 630 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year if marriage, 2nd relationship

Year if marriage, 2nd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1989.	1989	1
1991.	1991	1
1992.	1992	3
1993.	1993	7
1994.	1994	3
1995.	1995	5
1996.	1996	9
1997.	1997	8
1998.	1998	7
1999.	1999	12
2000.	2000	28
2001.	2001	21
2002.	2002	17
2003.	2003	6
9999.	9999	4

Sysmiss.		2684

Range of Valid Data Values: 1989-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 132 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month if marriage, 2nd relationship

Month if marriage, 2nd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	1
2.	February	6
3.	March	4
4.	April	12
5.	May	14
6.	June	24
7.	July	21
8.	August	20
9.	September	6
10.	October	3
11.	November	9
12.	December	8

99.	Missing	4
Sysmiss.		2684

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 128 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R split with partner, 2nd relationship

Year when R split with partner, 2nd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1990.	1990	4
1991.	1991	1
1992.	1992	6
1993.	1993	5
1994.	1994	11
1995.	1995	13
1996.	1996	24
1997.	1997	25
1998.	1998	29
1999.	1999	18
2000.	2000	23
2001.	2001	30
2002.	2002	24
2003.	2003	13

9999.	Missing	15
Sysmiss.		2575

Range of Valid Data Values: 1990-2003

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 226 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R split with partner, 2nd relationship

Month when R split with partner, 2nd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	29
2.	February	13
3.	March	10
4.	April	30
5.	May	7
6.	June	18
7.	July	17
8.	August	23
9.	September	14
10.	October	34
11.	November	11
12.	December	14

99.	Missing	21
Sysmiss.		2575

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-99

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 220 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R moved together with partner, 3rd relationship

Year when R moved together with partner, 3rd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1990.	1990	1
1991.	1991	1
1992.	1992	4
1993.	1993	2
1994.	1994	5
1995.	1995	9
1996.	1996	11
1997.	1997	11
1998.	1998	18
1999.	1999	18
2000.	2000	12
2001.	2001	21
2002.	2002	23
2003.	2003	10

9999.	Missing	9
Sysmiss.		2661

Range of Valid Data Values: 1990-2003

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 146 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R moved together with partner, 3rd relationship

Month when R moved together with partner, 3rd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	13
2.	February	11
3.	March	11
4.	April	22
5.	May	11
6.	June	7
7.	July	18
8.	August	7
9.	September	8
10.	October	14
11.	November	6
12.	December	12

99.	Missing	15
Sysmiss.		2661

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 140 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year if marriage, 3rd relationship

Year if marriage, 3rd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1995.	1995	1
1996.	1996	1
1997.	1997	3
1998.	1998	2
1999.	1999	5
2000.	2000	5
2001.	2001	4
2002.	2002	5
2003.	2003	1

Sysmiss.		2789

Range of Valid Data Values: 1995-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 27 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month if marriage, 3rd relationship

Month if marriage, 3rd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	1
3.	March	2
5.	May	3
6.	June	6
7.	July	2
8.	August	5
9.	September	3
10.	October	2
11.	November	1
12.	December	2

Sysmiss.		2789

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 27 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R split with partner, 3rd relationship

Year when R split with partner, 3rd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1992.	1992	2
1994.	1994	1
1995.	1995	1
1996.	1996	3
1997.	1997	1
1998.	1998	7
1999.	1999	5
2000.	2000	6
2001.	2001	4
2002.	2002	6
2003.	2003	9
9999.	Missing	5

Sysmiss.		2766

Range of Valid Data Values: 1992-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 50 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R split with partner, 3rd relationship

Month when R split with partner, 3rd relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	6
2.	February	1
3.	March	5
4.	April	10
5.	May	5
6.	June	1
7.	July	3
8.	August	2
9.	September	1
10.	October	4
11.	November	2
12.	December	2

99.	Missing	8
Sysmiss.		2766

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 42 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R moved together with partner, 4th relationship

Year when R moved together with partner, 4th relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1994.	1994	2
1995.	1995	2
1997.	1997	1
2000.	2000	1
2001.	2001	8
2002.	2002	3
2003.	2003	1

9999.	Missing	6
Sysmiss.		2792

Range of Valid Data Values: 1994-2003

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 18 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R moved together with partner, 4th relationship

Month when R moved together with partner, 4th relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	1
2.	February	2
4.	April	1
5.	May	1
6.	June	1
7.	July	4
8.	August	2
10.	October	3
11.	November	1
12.	December	2

99.	Missing	6
Sysmiss.		2792

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 18 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year if marriage, 4th relationship

Year if marriage, 4th relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1995.	1995	1
1998.	1998	1
2001.	2001	1
2002.	2002	1

9999.	Missing	2
Sysmiss.		2810

Range of Valid Data Values: 1995-2002

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 4 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month if marriage, 4th relationship

Month if marriage, 4th relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
5.	May	1
6.	June	2
8.	August	1

99.	Missing	2
Sysmiss.		2810

Range of Valid Data Values: 5-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 4 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Year when R split with partner, 4th relationship

Year when R split with partner, 4th relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
2001.	2001	1
2002.	2002	2
2003.	2003	1

Sysmiss.		2812

Range of Valid Data Values: 2001-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 4 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Month when R split with partner, 4th relationship

Month when R split with partner, 4th relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
4.	April	1
5.	May	1
7.	July	1
12.	December	1

Sysmiss.		2812

Range of Valid Data Values: 4-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 4 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Contradicting information about relationships

Contradicting information about relationships

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Information given in 2003 contradicts information given in 1999	102

Sysmiss.		2714

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 102 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Number of reported births (2003)

Number of reported births (2003)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1795
1.	1	449
2.	2	435
3.	3	115
4.	4	19
5.	5	3

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-5

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth year, 1st child

Birth year, 1st child

Value	Label	Frequency
1981.	1981	1
1986.	1986	3
1987.	1987	6
1988.	1988	9
1989.	1989	16
1990.	1990	31
1991.	1991	37
1992.	1992	36
1993.	1993	52
1994.	1994	60
1995.	1995	61
1996.	1996	68
1997.	1997	71
1998.	1998	72
1999.	1999	85
2000.	2000	103
2001.	2001	130
2002.	2002	138
2003.	2003	42

Sysmiss.		1795

Range of Valid Data Values: 1981-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 1021 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth month, 1st child

Birth month, 1st child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.		1
1.	January	86
2.	February	93
3.	March	88
4.	April	102
5.	May	86
6.	June	80
7.	July	82
8.	August	82
9.	September	79
10.	October	80
11.	November	92
12.	December	70

Sysmiss.		1795

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 1021 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Gender, 1st child

Gender, 1st child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	564
2.	Girl	451

0.	Unknown	6
Sysmiss.		1795

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1015 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Twin, 1st child

Twin, 1st child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	1005
1.	Yes	16

Sysmiss.		1795

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 1021 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Housing 2003, 1st child

Housing 2003, 1st child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Unknown	4
1.	In the household/alternately	991
2.	With the other parent	11
3.	Has died	8
4.	Other	7

Sysmiss.		1795

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-4

Summary Statistics: Valid 1021 ;

Variable Format: numeric

R's marital status at the birth of 1st child

R's marital status at the birth of 1st child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Unknown	735
1.	Unmarried	182
2.	Married	103
3.	Divorced	1

Sysmiss.		1795

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-3

Summary Statistics: Valid 1021 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth year, 2nd child

Birth year, 2nd child

Value	Label	Frequency
1989.	1989	5
1990.	1990	4
1991.	1991	10
1992.	1992	13
1993.	1993	26
1994.	1994	28
1995.	1995	33
1996.	1996	37
1997.	1997	40
1998.	1998	68
1999.	1999	55
2000.	2000	60
2001.	2001	70
2002.	2002	76
2003.	2003	47

Sysmiss.		2244

Range of Valid Data Values: 1989-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 572 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth month, 2nd child

Birth month, 2nd child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	41
2.	February	44
3.	March	59
4.	April	68
5.	May	51
6.	June	42
7.	July	56
8.	August	59
9.	September	31
10.	October	32
11.	November	43
12.	December	46

Sysmiss.		2244

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 572 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Gender, 2nd child

Gender, 2nd child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	294
2.	Girl	271

0.	Unknown	7
Sysmiss.		2244

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 565 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Twin, 2nd child

Twin, 2nd child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	555
1.	Yes	17

Sysmiss.		2244

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 572 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Housing 2003, 2nd child

Housing 2003, 2nd child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Unknown	1
1.	In the household/alternately	561
2.	With the other parent	6
3.	Has died	2
4.	Other	2

Sysmiss.		2244

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-4

Summary Statistics: Valid 572 ;

Variable Format: numeric

R's marital status at the birth of 2nd child

R's marital status at the birth of 2nd child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Unknown	388
1.	Unmarried	90
2.	Married	91
3.	Divorced	3

Sysmiss.		2244

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-3

Summary Statistics: Valid 572 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth year, 3rd child

Birth year, 3rd child

Value	Label	Frequency
1992.	1992	1
1993.	1993	4
1994.	1994	8
1995.	1995	7
1996.	1996	7
1997.	1997	7
1998.	1998	9
1999.	1999	16
2000.	2000	16
2001.	2001	16
2002.	2002	25
2003.	2003	21

Sysmiss.		2679

Range of Valid Data Values: 1992-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 137 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth month, 3rd child

Birth month, 3rd child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	11
2.	February	15
3.	March	10
4.	April	20
5.	May	10
6.	June	7
7.	July	9
8.	August	12
9.	September	13
10.	October	13
11.	November	7
12.	December	10

Sysmiss.		2679

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 137 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Gender, 3rd child

Gender, 3rd child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	63
2.	Girl	74

Sysmiss.		2679

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 137 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Twin, 3rd child

Twin, 3rd child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	134
1.	Yes	3

Sysmiss.		2679

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 137 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Housing 2003, 3rd child

Housing 2003, 3rd child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	In the household/alternately	134
3.	Has died	2

0.	Unknown	1
Sysmiss.		2679

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 136 ;

Variable Format: numeric

R's marital status at the birth of 3rd child

R's marital status at the birth of 3rd child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Unknown	90
1.	Unmarried	10
2.	Married	33
3.	Divorced	4

Sysmiss.		2679

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-3

Summary Statistics: Valid 137 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth year, 4th child

Birth year, 4th child

Value	Label	Frequency
1994.	1994	1
1996.	1996	1
1997.	1997	4
1998.	1998	3
2000.	2000	2
2001.	2001	3
2002.	2002	6
2003.	2003	2

Sysmiss.		2794

Range of Valid Data Values: 1994-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 22 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth month, 4th child

Birth month, 4th child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.		1
1.	January	1
2.	February	1
3.	March	5
4.	April	2
5.	May	1
6.	June	1
7.	July	1
8.	August	2
9.	September	1
10.	October	4
11.	November	2

Sysmiss.		2794

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-11

Summary Statistics: Valid 22 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Gender, 4th child

Gender, 4th child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	11
2.	Girl	11

Sysmiss.		2794

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 22 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Twin, 4th child

Twin, 4th child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	20
1.	Yes	2

Sysmiss.		2794

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 22 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Housing 2003, 4th child

Housing 2003, 5th child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	In the household/alternately	22

Sysmiss.		2794

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-4

Summary Statistics: Valid 22 ;

Variable Format: numeric

R's marital status at the birth of 4th child

R's marital status at the birth of 4th child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Unmarried	2
2.	Married	3

0.	Unknown	17
Sysmiss.		2794

Range of Valid Data Values: 2-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 5 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth year, 5th child

Birth year, 5th child

Value	Label	Frequency
2001.	2001	2
2002.	2002	1

Sysmiss.		2813

Range of Valid Data Values: 2001-2002

Summary Statistics: Valid 3 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Birth month, 5th child

Birth month, 5th child

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	February	1
8.	August	1
9.	September	1

Sysmiss.		2813

Range of Valid Data Values: 2-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 3 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Gender, 5th child

Gender, 5th child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	1
2.	Girl	2

Sysmiss.		2813

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 3 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Twin, 5th child

Twin, 5th child

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	No	3

Sysmiss.		2813

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 3 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Housing 2003, 5th child

Housing 2003, 5th child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	In the household/alternately	1

0.	Unknown	2
Sysmiss.		2813

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1 ;

Variable Format: numeric

R's marital status at the birth of 5th child

R's marital status at the birth of 5th child

Value	Label	Frequency
2.	Married	2

0.	Unknown	1
Sysmiss.		2813

Range of Valid Data Values: 2-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q1a. Year of birth

When were you born? - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
68.	1968	571
70.	1970	3
71.	1971	1
72.	1972	711
73.	1973	2
76.	1976	751
77.	1977	2
78.	1978	1
79.	1979	1
80.	1980	689

Sysmiss.		84

Range of Valid Data Values: 68-80

Summary Statistics: Valid 2732 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q1b. Month of birth

When were you born? - Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	240
2.	February	218
3.	March	234
4.	April	255
5.	May	261
6.	June	218
7.	July	230
8.	August	240
9.	September	216
10.	October	227
11.	November	210
12.	December	181

Sysmiss.		86

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 2730 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q1c. Gender

Are you male or female?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Man	1165
2.	Woman	1516

9.	Missing	135

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2681 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_1. Parents stay together for the sake of children

What is your view on the following statements? - Parents should stay together for the sake of the children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	684
2.	2	664
3.	3	777
4.	4	415
5.	5 - Agree completely	190
6.	Don't know	45

9.	Missing	41

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2775 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_2. Children - part of what gives life meaning

What is your view on the following statements? - To have children is part of what gives life meaning

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	126
2.	2	177
3.	3	451
4.	4	755
5.	5 - Agree completely	1241
6.	Don't know	41

9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2791 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_3. Something missing if no children

What is your view on the following statements? - Something is missing if a couple never has children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	946
2.	2	537
3.	3	543
4.	4	411
5.	5 - Agree completely	242
6.	Don't know	108

9.	Missing	29

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2787 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_4. Too easy to get divorced

What is your view on the following statements? - It is too easy to get divorced in today's Sweden

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	683
2.	2	435
3.	3	577
4.	4	454
5.	5 - Agree completely	357
6.	Don't know	281

9.	Missing	29

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2787 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_5. Men and women equal - good society

What is your view on the following statements? - A society where men and women are equal is a good society

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	19
2.	2	39
3.	3	206
4.	4	487
5.	5 - Agree completely	2014
6.	Don't know	28

9.	Missing	23

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2793 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_6. Men as good in caring jobs

What is your view on the following statements? - Men can do as well as women in caring jobs

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	13
2.	2	23
3.	3	102
4.	4	343
5.	5 - Agree completely	2286
6.	Don't know	24

9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2791 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_7. Women as good in technical jobs

What is your view on the following statements? - Women can do as well as men in technical jobs

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	21
2.	2	41
3.	3	115
4.	4	381
5.	5 - Agree completely	2213
6.	Don't know	18

9.	Missing	27

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2789 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_8. It is as important for a woman to support herself

What is your view on the following statements? - It is as important for a woman as for a man to support herself

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	9
2.	2	14
3.	3	58
4.	4	219
5.	5 - Agree completely	2445
6.	Don't know	40

9.	Missing	31

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2785 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_9. Parents should share the parental leave equally

What is your view on the following statements? - Parents should share the parental leave equally

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	176
2.	2	219
3.	3	659
4.	4	625
5.	5 - Agree completely	1026
6.	Don't know	75

9.	Missing	36

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2780 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_10. The woman should take main responsibility for housework

What is your view on the following statements? - The woman should take the main responsibility for housework

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1881
2.	2	428
3.	3	298
4.	4	113
5.	5 - Agree completely	53
6.	Don't know	16

9.	Missing	27

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2789 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q2_11. The man should take main responsibility for support

What is your view on the following statements? - The man should take the main responsibility for support

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1837
2.	2	396
3.	3	336
4.	4	147
5.	5 - Agree completely	59
6.	Don't know	17

9.	Missing	24

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2792 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q3. Living together without being married

In today's Sweden it is common to live together without being married. What is your opinion about that?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	It is never OK	142
2.	It is OK, but only for a short time before getting married	65
3.	It is OK as long as you don't have children	129
4.	It is OK even if you have children	2333
5.	It is always better to prefer a cohabiting relationship	74

9.	Missing	73

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2743 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_1. Important - time for sport, hobbies

People have different opinions about what is important in life. Can you tell us how important it is to you to achieve the following? - To have a lot of time for sports, hobbies and other leisure time activities

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	24
2.	2	154
3.	3	671
4.	4	969
5.	5 - Very important	966
6.	Don't know	6

9.	Missing	26

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2790 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q4_2.Important - earn own money

People have different opinions about what is important in life. Can you tell us how important it is to you to achieve the following? - To earn own money

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	16
2.	2	31
3.	3	218
4.	4	732
5.	5 - Very important	1790
6.	Don't know	5

9.	Missing	24

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2792 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q4_3. Important - good economy

People have different opinions about what is important in life. Can you tell us how important it is to you to achieve the following? - To do well economically

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	3
2.	2	38
3.	3	218
4.	4	934
5.	5 - Very important	1594
6.	Don't know	4

9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2791 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q4_4. Important - successful at work

People have different opinions about what is important in life. Can you tell us how important it is to you to achieve the following? - To be successful in my work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	44
2.	2	100
3.	3	741
4.	4	1167
5.	5 - Very important	729
6.	Don't know	10

9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2791 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q4_5. Important - good cohabiting/married relationship

People have different opinions about what is important in life. Can you tell us how important it is to you to achieve the following? - To live in a good cohabiting or married relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	28
2.	2	64
3.	3	231
4.	4	577
5.	5 - Very important	1867
6.	Don't know	22

9.	Missing	27

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2789 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q4_6. Important - to have children

People have different opinions about what is important in life. Can you tell us how important it is to you to achieve the following? - To have children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	97
2.	2	164
3.	3	470
4.	4	751
5.	5 - Very important	1259
6.	Don't know	51

9.	Missing	24

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2792 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_1. Current occupation

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with your current occupation?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	110
2.	2	225
3.	3	592
4.	4	1011
5.	5 - Very satisfied	804
6.	Don't know/does not apply	51

9.	Missing	23

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2793 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_2. Relationship with mother

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with your relationship with your mother?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	76
2.	2	113
3.	3	338
4.	4	728
5.	5 - Very satisfied	1448
6.	Don't know/does not apply	100

9.	Missing	13

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2803 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_3. Relationship with father

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with your relationship with your father?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	153
2.	2	193
3.	3	384
4.	4	693
5.	5 - Very satisfied	1152
6.	Don't know/does not apply	215

9.	Missing	26

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2790 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q.5_4. Relationship with partner

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with your relationship with your partner?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	35
2.	2	59
3.	3	175
4.	4	493
5.	5 - Very satisfied	1385
6.	Don't know/does not apply	633

9.	Missing	36

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2780 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_5. Economic situatuion

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with your economic situation?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	271
2.	2	495
3.	3	946
4.	4	802
5.	5 - Very satisfied	270
6.	Don't know/does not apply	6

9.	Missing	26

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2790 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_6. Housing situation

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with your housing situation?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	108
2.	2	307
3.	3	627
4.	4	927
5.	5 - Very satisfied	809
6.	Don't know/does not apply	22

9.	Missing	16

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2800 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_7. Education

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with your education?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	121
2.	2	359
3.	3	772
4.	4	859
5.	5 - Very satisfied	623
6.	Don't know/does not apply	51

9.	Missing	31

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2785 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_8. Living location

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the location where you're living?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	53
2.	2	158
3.	3	497
4.	4	943
5.	5 - Very satisfied	1130
6.	Don't know/does not apply	13

9.	Missing	22

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2794 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q5_9. Life

Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with life in general right now?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Very dissatisfied	39
2.	2	136
3.	3	568
4.	4	1309
5.	5 - Very satisfied	737
6.	Don't know/does not apply	8

9.	Missing	19

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2797 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q6. Active in state church or other religious congregation

Are you active in the Swedish state church or some other religious congregation?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	260
2.	No	2541

9.	Missing	15

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2801 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q7. Importance of religion

How important is religion in your life?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very important	154
2.	Rather important	305
3.	Of little or no importance	2334

9.	Missing	23

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2793 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q8. Home when growing up

Where did you live when you grew up (up to age 16)?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Stockholm/Gothenburg/Malmö: inner city	31
2.	Stockholm/Gothenburg/Malmö: suburb	125
3.	Small/medium size town or city	383
4.	Rural area (Sweden)	159
5.	Abroad: big city	1
6.	Abroad: small or medium size town or city	0
7.	Abroad: rural area	0

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	9

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 699 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q9. Family's economic situation growing up

How was your family's economic situation when you grew up?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Mostly very good	167
2.	Mostly rather good	426
3.	Mostly rather bad	93
4.	Don't know	18

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	4

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 704 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q10. Parents married

Are your parents married to each other?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	449
2.	Not any more	150
3.	They never married	100
4.	Don't know	2

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	7

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 701 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q11. Parents lived together during upbringing

Did your parents live together continuously up to your 16th birthday?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	528
2.	No	176

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	4

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 704 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q12. Why not?

Why not?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	My parents divorced/moved apart	153
2.	Mother and/or father died	15
3.	They never lived together	5
4.	Other	4

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	MIssing/does not apply	531

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 177 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q13. Age when parents got divorced/moved apart

How old were you when your parents got divorced/moved apart (or died)?

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1
1.	1	5
2.	2	20
3.	3	13
4.	4	10
5.	5	11
6.	6	15
7.	7	13
8.	8	9
9.	9	14
10.	10	14
11.	11	7
12.	12	10
13.	13	9
14.	14	5
15.	15	11
19.	19	1

88.	Not asked 2003	2108
Sysmiss.		540

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-19

Range of Invalid Data Values: 88

Summary Statistics: Valid 168 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q14. Q16. R then lived with

With whom did you live after that?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Mainly with mother	101
2.	Mainly with father	18
3.	Mainly with mother and stepfather	30
4.	Mainly with father and stepmother	6
5.	Equally with my mother and father	23
6.	With neither of my parents	2

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	MIssing/does not apply	528

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 180 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q15a. Siblings

Do you have any siblings? If so, how many? (also count siblings who died)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No	30
2.	Yes	658

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	20

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 688 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q15b_1. Number of full siblings

Number of full siblings

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1	305
2.	2	203
3.	3	71
4.	4	21
5.	5	7
6.	6	2
7.	7	1
8.	8	1
9.	9	1

88.	Not asked 2003	2108
Sysmiss.		96

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 88

Summary Statistics: Valid 612 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q15b_2. Number of half siblings

Number of half siblings

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1	81
2.	2	44
3.	3	33
4.	4	7
5.	5	7
6.	6	3
7.	7	3

88.	Not asked 2003	2108
Sysmiss.		530

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 88

Summary Statistics: Valid 178 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q15b_3. Number of "step"- or fostersiblings

Antal "styv"- eller fostersyskon

Value	Label	Frequency
1.		25
2.		15
3.		17
4.		7
5.		2
6.		1
7.		1
8.		1

88.	Not asked 2003	2108
Sysmiss.		639

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 88

Summary Statistics: Valid 69 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q16a. R has moved away from parental home

Have you moved away from your parental home to live by yourself or with friends or a partner?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	557
2.	No	56

8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	95

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 613 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q16b. Age when R moved away from parental home

How old were you when you moved away from your parental home for the first time?

Value	Label	Frequency
12.	12	1
14.	14	2
15.	15	12
16.	16	44
17.	17	34
18.	18	88
19.	19	198
20.	20	153
21.	21	73
22.	22	40
23.	23	2
25.	25	1

88.	Not asked 2003	2108
Sysmiss.		60

Range of Valid Data Values: 12-25

Range of Invalid Data Values: 88

Summary Statistics: Valid 648 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q17a_1. Mother as parent

If you think back to your childhood and adolescence, how would you rate your mother and father as parents? - Mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Bad	47
2.	2	90
3.	3	301
4.	4	946
5.	5 - Very good	1394

6.	Does not apply	15
9.	Missing	23

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 6, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2778 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q17a_2. Father as parent

If you think back to your childhood and adolescence, how would you rate your mother and father as parents? - Father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Bad	146
2.	2	211
3.	3	411
4.	4	884
5.	5 - Very good	1075

6.	Does not apply	58
9.	Missing	31

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 6, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2727 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q17b_1. Stepmother as parent

If you lived with a stepfather or stepmother, do the same evaluation for them? - Stepmother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Bad	39
2.	2	33
3.	3	46
4.	4	35
5.	5 - Very good	21
9.	Missing/does not apply	2642

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q17b_2. Stepfather as parent

If you lived with a stepfather or stepmother, do the same evaluation for them? - Stepfather

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Bad	52
2.	2	52
3.	3	56
4.	4	102
5.	5 - Very good	64
9.	Missing/does not apply	2490

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q18. Fights when R grew up

Where there fights or serious discord in your family when you grew up?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	190
2.	Perhaps	111
3.	No	403
8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	4

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q19_1. Fight between biologocal parents

Between whom were there fights? - Between my biological parents

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	204
8.	Not asked 2003	2108

Sysmiss.		504

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2312 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q19_2. Fight between one biological- and one stepparent

Between whom were there fights? - Between one biological parent and one stepparent

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	26
8.	Not asked 2003	2108

Sysmiss.		682

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2134 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q19_3. Fight between R and one/both parents

Between whom were there fights? - Between me and one or both biological parent

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	100
8.	Not asked 2003	2108

Sysmiss.		608

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2208 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q19_4. Fight between R and stepmother/stepfather

Between whom were there fights? - Between me and stepmother or stepfather

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	33
8.	Not asked 2003	2108

Sysmiss.		675

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2141 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q19_5. Fight between siblings/other

Between whom were there fights? - Between siblings or other

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	80
8.	Not asked 2003	2108

Sysmiss.		628

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2188 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q20a. Father's occupation while R was growing up (SEI)

What was your father's (or stepfather's) main occupation or economic activity while you were growing up? - Occupation

Value	Label	Frequency
11.		176
12.		328
21.		502
22.		33
33.		41
36.		207
46.		494
56.		331
57.		68
60.		22
75.		48
76.		165
79.		184
89.		83
91.		1
92.		3
93.		7
95.		5
98.		1
99.		29

Sysmiss.		88

Range of Valid Data Values: 11-99

Summary Statistics: Valid 2728 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q20b. Was he...

What was your father's (or stepfather's) main occupation or economic activity while you were growing up? - Was he...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Employee	2158
2.	Self-employed with employees	251
3.	Self employed without employees	225
4.	Farmer	81
9.	Missing	101

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q21a. Mother worked before R started school

Did your mother work outside the home when you were growing up? - Before you started school

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Full-time	261
2.	Part-time	199
3.	Yes, but don't know how much	146
4.	No, not at all	68
5.	Don't remember	29
8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	5

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q21b. Mother worked while R were in school

Did your mother work outside the home when you were growing up? - While you were in school

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Full-time	382
2.	Part-time	171
3.	Yes, but don't know how much	101
4.	No, not at all	33
5.	Don't remember	11
8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	10

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q22a. Mother's education

What is your mother's and father's level of education? - Mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Compulsary school or lower	123
2.	Vocational education	139
3.	Girls' school	30
4.	Upper secondary, theoretical	48
5.	Post-gymnasium	135
6.	College without degree	32
7.	College with degree	132
8.	Don't know/does not apply	57
9.	Missing	12
88.	Not asked 2003	2108

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-88

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q22b. Father's education

What is your mother's and father's level of education? - Father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Compulsary school or lower	160
2.	Vocational education	142
3.	Junior secondary school	17
4.	Upper secondary, theoretical	67
5.	Post-gymnasium	34
6.	College without degree	39
7.	College with degree	149
8.	Don't know/does not apply	83
9.	Missing	17
88.	Not asked 2003	2108

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-88

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q23_1. Contact with mother

How often are you in contact with your parents/stepparents today? - Contact with mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very often	1550
2.	Rather often	957
3.	Rarely	147
4.	Sporadically or never	43
5.	Dead/does not apply	102
9.	Missing	17

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q23_2. Contact with father

How often are you in contact with your parents/stepparents today? - Contact with father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very often	1084
2.	Rather often	1085
3.	Rarely	246
4.	Sporadically or never	133
5.	Dead/does not apply	242
9.	Missing	26

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q23_3. Contact with stepmother

How often are you in contact with your parents/stepparents today? - Contact with stepmother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very often	22
2.	Rather often	64
3.	Rarely	70
4.	Sporadically or never	46
5.	Dead/does not apply	907
9.	Missing	1707

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q23_4.Contact with stepfather

How often are you in contact with your parents/stepparents today? - Contact with stepfather

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very often	66
2.	Rather often	111
3.	Rarely	62
4.	Sporadically or never	53
5.	Dead/does not apply	895
9.	Missing	1629

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q24. Economic help from relative

During the last year, have you received economic assistance from your parents or other close relatives?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes, some/occasionally	1186
2.	Yes, a lot/often	380
3.	No	1225
9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q25_1. R would talk to mother about personal problems

How likely are you to talk with your parents about any personal problems that you have? - Talk to mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very likely	1413
2.	Somewhat likely	977
3.	Unlikely	260
4.	Does not apply	141
9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q25_2. R would talk to father about personal problems

How likely are you to talk with your parents about any personal problems that you have? - Talk to father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very likely	794
2.	Somewhat likely	1148
3.	Unlikely	506
4.	Does not apply	317
9.	Missing	51

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q25_3. R would talk to stepmother about personal problems

How likely are you to talk with your parents about any personal problems that you have? - Talk to stepmother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very likely	23
2.	Somewhat likely	54
3.	Unlikely	78
4.	Does not apply	901
9.	Missing	1760

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q25_4. R would talk to stepfather about personal problems

How likely are you to talk with your parents about any personal problems that you have? - Talk to stepfather

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very likely	43
2.	Somewhat likely	90
3.	Unlikely	104
4.	Does not apply	887
9.	Missing	1692

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26a_1. Vacation with parents

Have you, during the last 12 months, spent vacation with... - Parents

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	951
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1157

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1659 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26a_2. Vacation with siblings

Have you, during the last 12 months, spent vacation with... - Siblings

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	800
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1308

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1508 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26a_3. Vacation with partner's parents

Have you, during the last 12 months, spent vacation with... - Partner's parents

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	585
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1523

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1293 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26a_4. Vacation with friends

Have you, during the last 12 months, spent vacation with... - Friends

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1140
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		968

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1848 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26b_1. Holidays with parents

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated Christmas or other holidays with... - Parents

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1867
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		241

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2575 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26b_2. Holidays with siblings

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated Christmas or other holidays with... - Siblings

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1561
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		547

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2269 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26b_3. Holidays with partner's parents

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated Christmas or other holidays with... - Partner's parents

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1187
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		921

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1895 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26b_4. Holidays with friends

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated Christmas or other holidays with... - Friends

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	714
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1394

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1422 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26c_1. Birthday with parents

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated your birthday with... - Parents

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1628
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		480

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2336 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26c_2. Birthday with siblings

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated your birthday with... - Siblings

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1373
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		735

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2081 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26c_3. Birthday with parents

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated your birthday with... - Parents

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	929
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1179

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1637 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q26c_4. Birthday with friends

Have you, during the last 12 months, celebrated your birthday with... - Friends

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1402
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		706

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2110 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q27. Any parent active in religious congregation

Is any of your parents active in the Swedish state church or some other religious congregation?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Mother	24
2.	Father	15
3.	No	606
4.	Don't know	17
8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	46

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q28a. Importance of religion - Mother

How important would you say that religion is in your parents' lives - Mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very important	43
2.	Rather important	69
3.	Of little or no importance	529
4.	Don't know/doesn't apply	61
8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	6

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q28b. Importance of religion - Father

How important would you say that religion is in your parents' lives - Father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very important	37
2.	Rather important	36
3.	Of little or no importance	553
4.	Don't know/doesn't apply	76
8.	Not asked 2003	2108
9.	Missing	6

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q29. Most of R:s friends are

Would you say that the most of your friends are single, cohabiting or married?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Singel	827
2.	Cohabiting	1484
3.	Married	416
9.	Missing	89

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q30. R is/has been married or cohabiting

Are you married or cohabiting or have you been married or cohabiting before?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	2044
2.	No	735
9.	Missing	37

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31a_1. Year when R moved in together with partner, first time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - First time: Moving in together - Year

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1826 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 9999 ; Mean 2003.5 ; StDev 268.956

Variable Format: numeric

Q31a_2. Month when R moved in together with partner, first time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - First time: Moving in together - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	152
2.	February	88
3.	March	81
4.	April	107
5.	May	121
6.	June	194
7.	July	71
8.	August	218
9.	September	130
10.	October	103
11.	November	71
12.	December	83
21.	Winter	55
22.	Spring	130
23.	Summer	71
24.	Autumn	122

Sysmiss.		1019

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 1797 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31a_3. Year if appropriate of marriage, first time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - First time: Marriage if appropriate - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
0.		1
1987.		2
1988.		4
1989.		8
1990.		10
1991.		21
1992.		24
1993.		21
1994.		25
1995.		39
1996.		38
1997.		40
1998.		52
1999.		39
2000.		58
2001.		38
2002.		55
2003.		34
2005.		1
2006.		1
2008.		1

Sysmiss.		2304

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-2008

Summary Statistics: Valid 512 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31a_4. Month if appropriate of marriage, first time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - First time: Marriage if appropriate - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	11
2.	February	15
3.	March	13
4.	April	15
5.	May	50
6.	June	100
7.	July	95
8.	August	99
9.	September	39
10.	October	20
11.	November	13
12.	December	20
21.	Winter	5
22.	Spring	4
23.	Summer	4
24.	Autumn	4

Sysmiss.		2309

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 507 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31a_5. Year when R and partner moved apart, first time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - First time: Moving apart - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1985.		1
1987.		3
1988.		6
1989.		17
1990.		17
1991.		24
1992.		31
1993.		33
1994.		33
1995.		47
1996.		38
1997.		47
1998.		37
1999.		53
2000.		78
2001.		83
2002.		85
2003.		34

Sysmiss.		2149

Range of Valid Data Values: 1985-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 667 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31a_6. Month when R and partner moved apart, first time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - First time: Moving apart - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	45
2.	February	33
3.	March	40
4.	April	33
5.	May	66
6.	June	62
7.	July	33
8.	August	39
9.	September	45
10.	October	25
11.	November	22
12.	December	33
21.	Winter	31
22.	Spring	68
23.	Summer	36
24.	Autumn	45

Sysmiss.		2160

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 656 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31b_1. Year when R moved in together with partner, second time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Second time: Moving in together - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1985.		1
1987.		1
1988.		1
1989.		5
1990.		6
1991.		12
1992.		20
1993.		22
1994.		28
1995.		26
1996.		33
1997.		24
1998.		43
1999.		48
2000.		48
2001.		58
2002.		60
2003.		26
9999.		1

Sysmiss.		2353

Range of Valid Data Values: 1985-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 463 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31b_2. Month when R moved in together with partner, second time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Second time: Moving in together - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	31
2.	February	24
3.	March	23
4.	April	26
5.	May	40
6.	June	39
7.	July	17
8.	August	26
9.	September	31
10.	October	22
11.	November	21
12.	December	37
21.	Winter	20
22.	Spring	42
23.	Summar	24
24.	Autumn	28

Sysmiss.		2365

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 451 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31b_3. Year if appropriate of marriage, second time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Second time: Marriage if appropriate - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1989.		1
1992.		2
1993.		4
1994.		2
1995.		4
1996.		5
1997.		3
1998.		3
1999.		6
2000.		18
2001.		11
2002.		14
2003.		10
2004.		2

Sysmiss.		2731

Range of Valid Data Values: 1989-2004

Summary Statistics: Valid 85 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31b_4. Month if appropriate of marriage, second time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Second time: Marriage if appropriate - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	1
2.	February	1
3.	March	2
4.	April	6
5.	May	12
6.	June	12
7.	July	14
8.	August	17
9.	September	5
11.	November	6
12.	December	4
21.	Winter	1
22.	Spring	3
23.	Summer	1
24.	Autumn	0

Sysmiss.		2731

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 85 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31b_5. Year when R and partner moved apart, second time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Second time: Moving apart - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1988.		1
1990.		1
1991.		1
1992.		2
1993.		2
1994.		9
1995.		8
1996.		9
1997.		16
1998.		13
1999.		17
2000.		19
2001.		25
2002.		22
2003.		11

Sysmiss.		2660

Range of Valid Data Values: 1988-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 156 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31b_6. Month when R and partner moved apart, second time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Second time: Moving apart - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	9
2.	February	6
3.	March	4
4.	April	8
5.	May	9
6.	June	9
7.	July	7
8.	August	15
9.	September	7
10.	October	11
11.	November	4
12.	December	11
21.	Winter	12
22.	Spring	21
23.	Summer	5
24.	Autumn	12

Sysmiss.		2666

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 150 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31c_1. Year when R moved in together with partner, third time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Third time: Moving in together - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1992.		1
1993.		1
1994.		2
1995.		7
1996.		6
1997.		8
1998.		7
1999.		9
2000.		10
2001.		18
2002.		20
2003.		9

Sysmiss.		2718

Range of Valid Data Values: 1992-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 98 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31c_2. Month when R moved in together with partner, third time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Third time: Moving in together - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	5
2.	February	7
3.	March	3
4.	April	7
5.	May	7
6.	June	8
7.	July	7
8.	August	5
9.	September	5
10.	October	2
11.	November	3
12.	December	7
21.	Winter	4
22.	Spring	4
23.	Summer	7
24.	Autumn	11

Sysmiss.		2724

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 92 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31c_3. Year if appropriate of marriage, third time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Third time: Marriage if appropriate - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1999.		3
2000.		3
2001.		2
2002.		4
2003.		4

Sysmiss.		2800

Range of Valid Data Values: 1999-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 16 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31c_4. Month if appropriate of marriage, third time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Third time: Marriage if appropriate - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	1
2.	February	1
4.	April	1
5.	May	1
6.	June	4
7.	July	1
8.	August	3
9.	September	1
10.	October	2
11.	November	1
21.	Winter	0
22.	Spring	0
23.	Summer	0
24.	Autumn	0

Sysmiss.		2800

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 16 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31c_5. Year when R and partner moved apart, third time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Third time: Moving apart - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1995.		1
1996.		2
1997.		1
1998.		2
1999.		3
2000.		1
2001.		3
2002.		6
2003.		8

Sysmiss.		2789

Range of Valid Data Values: 1995-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 27 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q31c_6. Month when R and partner moved apart, third time

State year and month of moving in together, of marriage (if appropriate) and of moving apart. - Third time: Moving apart - Month (If you don't remember month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	1
2.	February	1
3.	March	2
4.	April	2
5.	May	5
6.	June	1
7.	July	1
8.	August	1
10.	October	1
11.	November	2
21.	Winter	2
22.	Spring	5
23.	Summer	1
24.	Autumn	1

Sysmiss.		2790

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 26 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q32. R is in a live-apart relationship

Continue to question 35 if you live together with a partner.

Do you have a relationship with someone whom you don't live with?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	410
2.	No	1108
9.	Missing/doesn't apply	1298

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q33. Length of live-apart relationship

How long have you been together?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	< 3 months	86
2.	3-12 months	144
3.	1-3 years	128
4.	> 3 years	98
9.	Missing/doesn't apply	2360

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q34. R will start cohabiting with partner

Do you think you will start cohabiting within the coming year?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes, probably	126
2.	No, unlikely	159
3.	Don't know	132
9.	Missing/doesn't apply	2399

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q35a. R has biological children

Do you have any biological children? - No/yes

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No	1763
2.	Yes	1013
9.	Missing	40

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q35b. Number of biological children

Do you have any biological children? - Number of children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1	444
2.	2	436
3.	3	112
4.	4	17
5.	5	4

Sysmiss.		1803

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Summary Statistics: Valid 1013 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q36a. Children in respondents household

Are there any children in your household? - Yes/no

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1043
2.	No	1748
9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q36b. Number of children in household

Are there any children in your household? - Number of children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	One	432
2.	Two	434
3.	Three	129
4.	Four	34
5.	Five or more	13
9.	Missing/doesn't apply	1774

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37a_1. Year of birth, child 1

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 1: Year of birth

Value	Label	Frequency
1981.		2
1982.		1
1983.		1
1985.		3
1986.		10
1987.		10
1988.		10
1989.		22
1990.		31
1991.		47
1992.		39
1993.		60
1994.		55
1995.		62
1996.		64
1997.		69
1998.		71
1999.		83
2000.		96
2001.		127
2002.		139
2003.		41
9999.		1

Sysmiss.		1772

Range of Valid Data Values: 1981-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1044 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37a_2. Month, child 1

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 1: Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	87
2.	February	91
3.	March	94
4.	April	106
5.	May	85
6.	June	82
7.	July	77
8.	August	83
9.	September	83
10.	October	82
11.	November	95
12.	December	72

Sysmiss.		1779

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 1037 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37a_3. Gender, child 1

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 1: Gender

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	567
2.	Girl	474

Sysmiss.		1775

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 1041 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37a_4. Child 1 is

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 1 is...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Respondent's and partner's child	803
2.	Respondent's but not partner's child	155
3.	Partner's but not respondent's child	74
4.	Adoptive child	2
5.	Foster-child	1
9.		2

Sysmiss.		1779

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1037 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37b_1. Year of birth, child 2

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 2: Year of birth

Value	Label	Frequency
1979.		1
1983.		2
1984.		1
1985.		3
1987.		1
1988.		2
1989.		4
1990.		8
1991.		14
1992.		16
1993.		35
1994.		33
1995.		35
1996.		42
1997.		42
1998.		68
1999.		54
2000.		59
2001.		72
2002.		75
2003.		51

Sysmiss.		2198

Range of Valid Data Values: 1979-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 618 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37b_2. Month, child 2

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 2: Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	44
2.	February	52
3.	March	58
4.	April	68
5.	May	58
6.	June	53
7.	July	61
8.	August	59
9.	September	32
10.	October	35
11.	November	44
12.	December	50

Sysmiss.		2202

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 614 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37b_3. Gender, child 2

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 2: Gender

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	316
2.	Girl	287

Sysmiss.		2213

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 603 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37b_4. Child 2 is

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 2 is...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Respondent's and partner's child	503
2.	Respondent's but not partner's child	63
3.	Partner's but not respondent's child	43
4.	Adoptive child	1
5.	Foster-child	2

Sysmiss.		2204

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Summary Statistics: Valid 612 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37c_1. Year of birth, child 3

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 3: Year of birth

Value	Label	Frequency
1982.		1
1985.		1
1986.		1
1987.		1
1988.		2
1989.		1
1990.		3
1991.		3
1992.		6
1993.		5
1994.		12
1995.		12
1996.		8
1997.		14
1998.		8
1999.		17
2000.		16
2001.		18
2002.		25
2003.		22

Sysmiss.		2640

Range of Valid Data Values: 1982-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 176 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37c_2. Month, child 3

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 3: Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	18
2.	February	12
3.	March	13
4.	April	21
5.	May	12
6.	June	10
7.	July	12
8.	August	13
9.	September	18
10.	October	19
11.	November	13
12.	December	14

Sysmiss.		2641

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 175 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37c_3. Gender, child 3

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 3: Gender

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	89
2.	Girl	85

Sysmiss.		2642

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 174 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37c_4. Child 3 is

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 3 is...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Respondent's and partner's child	131
2.	Respondent's but not partner's child	13
3.	Partner's but not respondent's child	28
4.	Adoptive child	0
5.	Foster-child	2

Sysmiss.		2642

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Summary Statistics: Valid 174 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37d_1. Year of birth, child 4

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 4: Year of birth

Value	Label	Frequency
1984.		1
1987.		1
1988.		2
1989.		2
1990.		2
1993.		2
1994.		4
1995.		3
1996.		3
1997.		5
1998.		5
1999.		1
2000.		3
2001.		4
2002.		8
2003.		2

Sysmiss.		2768

Range of Valid Data Values: 1984-2003

Summary Statistics: Valid 48 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37d_2. Month, child 4

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 4: Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	0
2.	February	3
3.	March	10
4.	April	4
5.	May	3
6.	June	5
7.	July	4
8.	August	7
9.	September	4
10.	October	4
11.	November	1
12.	December	2

Sysmiss.		2769

Range of Valid Data Values: 2-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 47 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37d_3. Gender, child 4

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 4: Gender

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	22
2.	Girl	25

Sysmiss.		2769

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 47 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q37d_4. Child 4 is

When were the children born? Are they boys or girls? - Child 4: is...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Respondent's and partner's child	27
2.	Respondent's but not partner's child	7
3.	Partner's but not respondent's child	14
4.	Adoptive child	0
5.	Foster-child	0

Sysmiss.		2768

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Summary Statistics: Valid 48 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38. Biological children not living with R

Do you have biological children whom you don't live with (or has deceased)?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No	2702
2.	Yes	30
9.	Missing	84

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38a_1. Year of birth, biological child 1, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 1: Year of birth

Value	Label	Frequency
1981.		1
1987.		1
1988.		2
1989.		1
1991.		3
1992.		1
1993.		1
1994.		3
1995.		4
1996.		2
1999.		2
2000.		1
2002.		3
2003.		3
9999.		1

Sysmiss.		2787

Range of Valid Data Values: 1981-9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 29 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38a_2. Month, biological child 1, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 1: Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	3
2.	February	3
3.	March	2
4.	April	4
5.	May	3
6.	June	0
7.	July	5
8.	August	3
9.	September	1
10.	October	3
11.	November	1
12.	December	1

Sysmiss.		2787

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 29 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38a_3. Living, biological child 1, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 1: Living

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	With other parent	16
2.	Died	12

Sysmiss.		2788

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 28 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38a_4. Gender, biological child 1, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 1: Gender

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	21
2.	Girl	6

Sysmiss.		2789

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 27 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38b_1. Year of birth, biological child 2, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 2: Year of birth

Value	Label	Frequency
1993.		1
1995.		2
1996.		1
1997.		1
1999.		1

Sysmiss.		2810

Range of Valid Data Values: 1993-1999

Summary Statistics: Valid 6 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38b_2. Month, biological child 2, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 2: Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.		1
2.		1
3.		1
8.		1
9.		1
10.		1

Sysmiss.		2810

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-10

Summary Statistics: Valid 6 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38b_3. Living, biological child 2, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 2: Living

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	With other parent	6
2.	Died	0

Sysmiss.		2810

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 6 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q38b_4. Gender, biological child 2, not in hh

Children not living with you - Biological child 1: Gender

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Boy	2
2.	Girl	2

Sysmiss.		2812

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 4 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q39. More children in the future

Do you think you will have children in the future? (If you already have children specify if you think you will get more children)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1680
2.	Maybe	678
3.	No	445
9.	Missing	13

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q40. How many more children in the future

As things stand today, how many (more) children do you want? (Don't include the children you already have!)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	One	549
2.	Two	1115
3.	Three	336
4.	Four or more	48
5.	Don't know	297
9.	Not specified/not relevant	471

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q41. When next child?

When do you think you will have your first/next child?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	< 2 years	611
2.	2-5 years	878
3.	> 5 years	430
4.	Don't know	428
9.	Not specified	469

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_1. Permanent work

Here are some questions about economic activity and work

What is your current occupation? - Permanent work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1600

Sysmiss.		1216

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 1600 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_2. Casual work

What is your current occupation? - Casual work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	390

Sysmiss.		2426

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 390 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_3. Self employed

What is your current occupation? - Own business, free-lance or similar

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	145

Sysmiss.		2671

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 145 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_4. Studies

What is your current occupation? - Studies

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	613

Sysmiss.		2203

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 613 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_5. Employement measures

What is your current occupation? - Employement measures (AMS-education etc.)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	16

Sysmiss.		2800

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 16 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_6. Unemployed 6 months or more

What is your current occupation? - Unemployed 6 months or more

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	57

Sysmiss.		2759

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 57 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_7. Unemployed less than 6 months

What is your current occupation? - Unemployed less than 6 months

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	82

Sysmiss.		2734

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 82 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_8. Parental leave

What is your current occupation? - Parental leave

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	228

Sysmiss.		2588

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 228 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_9. Housekeeping (full-time)

What is your current occupation? - Housekeeping (full-time)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Markerat	11

Sysmiss.		2805

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 11 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_10. Military service

What is your current occupation? - Military service

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	4

Sysmiss.		2812

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 4 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42_11. Other occupation

What is your current occupation? - Other

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Markerat	147

Sysmiss.		2669

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 147 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q42txt. Comment

What is your current occupation? - Comment

Value	Label	Frequency
1.		47

Sysmiss.		2769

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 47 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q43a. Work hours/week

How many hours per week do you work right now? - Hours per week

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-98

Summary Statistics: Valid 2092 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 98 ; Mean 37.547 ; StDev 10.874

Variable Format: numeric

Q43b. Don't work right now

How many hours per week do you work right now? - Don't work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	694

Sysmiss.		2122

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 694 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q44. Education R is studying for

Answer this question if you are currently studying

What degree are you studying for?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	High school or similar	63
2.	College	569
3.	Other	86
9.	Missing/does not apply	2098

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q44txt. Comment available

What degree are you studying for? - Comment

Value	Label	Frequency
1.		19

Sysmiss.		2797

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 19 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q45_1. Employment (full time)- number of months since last survey

During the last four years how long was your main activity... (Total 48 months since the survey in April-May 1999) - Employment (full time): Number of months

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 month	2
2.	2 months	7
3.	3 months	15
4.	4 months	13
5.	5 months	10
6.	6 months	27
7.	7 months	10
8.	8 months	12
9.	9 months	15
10.	10 months	24
11.	11 months	6
12.	12 months	72
13.	13 months	6
14.	14 months	15
15.	15 months	12
16.	16 months	11
17.	17 months	8
18.	18 months	35
19.	19 months	10
20.	20 months	14
21.	21 months	8
22.	22 months	9
23.	23 months	8
24.	24 months	89
25.	25 months	6
26.	26 months	10
27.	27 months	10
28.	28 months	25
29.	29 months	16
30.	30 months	46
31.	31 months	9
32.	32 months	20
33.	33 months	19
34.	34 months	7
35.	35 months	8
36.	36 months	111
37.	37 months	5
38.	38 months	23
39.	39 months	18
40.	40 months	41
41.	41 months	8
42.	42 months	27
43.	43 months	18
44.	44 months	29
45.	45 months	19
46.	46 months	33
47.	47 months	25
48.	48 months	678
888.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-888

Summary Statistics: Valid 2357 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 888

Variable Format: numeric

Q45_2. Employment (part time)- number of months since last survey

During the last four years how long was your main activity... (Total 48 months since the survey in April-May 1999) - Employment (part time): Number of months

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 month	11
2.	2 months	11
3.	3 months	16
4.	4 months	21
5.	5 months	12
6.	6 months	34
7.	7 months	7
8.	8 months	21
9.	9 months	6
10.	10 months	20
11.	11 months	2
12.	12 months	48
13.	13 months	2
14.	14 months	6
15.	15 months	9
16.	16 months	4
17.	17 months	4
18.	18 months	11
19.	19 months	5
20.	20 months	11
21.	21 months	4
22.	22 months	3
23.	23 months	3
24.	24 months	31
25.	25 months	2
26.	26 months	4
27.	27 months	1
28.	28 months	8
30.	30 months	10
31.	31 months	1
32.	32 months	8
33.	33 months	6
34.	34 months	1
35.	35 months	2
36.	36 months	21
38.	38 months	6
39.	39 months	1
40.	40 months	9
41.	41 months	3
42.	42 months	2
43.	43 months	2
44.	44 months	2
45.	45 months	5
46.	46 months	2
47.	47 months	2
48.	48 months	64
888.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-888

Summary Statistics: Valid 1172 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 888

Variable Format: numeric

Q45_3. Studies- number of months since last survey

During the last four years how long was your main activity... (Total 48 months since the survey in April-May 1999) - Studies: Number of months

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 month	7
2.	2 months	8
3.	3 months	7
4.	4 months	5
5.	5 months	8
6.	6 months	19
7.	7 months	7
8.	8 months	14
9.	9 months	13
10.	10 months	27
11.	11 months	3
12.	12 months	83
13.	13 months	8
14.	14 months	7
15.	15 months	22
16.	16 months	8
17.	17 months	4
18.	18 months	34
19.	19 months	7
20.	20 months	20
21.	21 months	3
22.	22 months	8
23.	23 months	5
24.	24 months	75
25.	25 months	7
26.	26 months	5
27.	27 months	10
28.	28 months	11
29.	29 months	3
30.	30 months	27
31.	31 months	8
32.	32 months	6
33.	33 months	8
34.	34 months	5
35.	35 months	6
36.	36 months	63
37.	37 months	1
38.	38 months	8
39.	39 months	5
40.	40 months	17
42.	42 months	12
43.	43 months	2
44.	44 months	3
45.	45 months	2
46.	46 months	2
47.	47 months	1
48.	48 months	62
888.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-888

Summary Statistics: Valid 1384 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 888

Variable Format: numeric

Q45_4. Unemployment- number of months since last survey

During the last four years how long was your main activity... (Total 48 months since the survey in April-May 1999) - Unemployment: Number of months

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 month	26
2.	2 months	44
3.	3 months	34
4.	4 months	34
5.	5 months	18
6.	6 months	47
7.	7 months	5
8.	8 months	13
9.	9 months	12
10.	10 months	11
11.	11 months	5
12.	12 months	26
13.	13 months	1
14.	14 months	4
15.	15 months	2
16.	16 months	2
18.	18 months	7
19.	19 months	2
20.	20 months	1
22.	22 months	1
23.	23 months	1
24.	24 months	8
26.	26 months	2
30.	30 months	1
34.	34 months	1
36.	36 months	1
38.	38 months	2
39.	39 months	1
42.	42 months	2
48.	48 months	2
888.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-888

Summary Statistics: Valid 1024 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 888

Variable Format: numeric

Q45_5. Parental leave- number of months since last survey

During the last four years how long was your main activity... (Total 48 months since the survey in April-May 1999) - Parental leave: Number of months

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 month	26
2.	2 months	32
3.	3 months	21
4.	4 months	12
5.	5 months	11
6.	6 months	19
7.	7 months	9
8.	8 months	21
9.	9 months	20
10.	10 months	22
11.	11 months	7
12.	12 months	57
13.	13 months	9
14.	14 months	13
15.	15 months	23
16.	16 months	21
17.	17 months	8
18.	18 months	33
19.	19 months	3
20.	20 months	9
21.	21 months	2
22.	22 months	4
23.	23 months	6
24.	24 months	21
25.	25 months	5
26.	26 months	3
27.	27 months	3
28.	28 months	3
29.	29 months	2
30.	30 months	4
31.	31 months	1
33.	33 months	2
34.	34 months	3
35.	35 months	3
36.	36 months	5
37.	37 months	1
38.	38 months	4
40.	40 months	1
41.	41 months	1
42.	42 months	1
43.	43 months	1
45.	45 months	1
46.	46 months	1
48.	48 months	1
888.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-888

Summary Statistics: Valid 1163 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 888

Variable Format: numeric

Q46a. Occupation (SEI)

What is your occupation/post at work? Describe concisely your assignments!

If you don't work at the present, state your occupation/post at your latest work.

Value	Label	Frequency
11.		59
12.		577
21.		263
22.		188
33.		157
36.		244
46.		703
56.		316
57.		40
60.		2
75.		7
79.		6
89.		4
91.		2
92.		1
94.		1
99.		6

Sysmiss.		240

Range of Valid Data Values: 11-99

Summary Statistics: Valid 2576 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q46b. Have not yet had a job

I have not yet had a job

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	101

Sysmiss.		2715

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 101 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_1. Current job - pays well

If you don't work at the moment, continue to question 50

What applies to your current job? - It pays well

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	365
2.	Applies partially	1126
3.	Doesn't apply at all	715
9.	Missing/does not apply	610

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_2. Current job - often stressfull

What applies to your current job? - It is often stressfull

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	815
2.	Applies partially	1202
3.	Doesn't apply at all	203
9.	Missing/does not apply	596

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_3. Current job - involves a lot of overtime work

What applies to your current job? - It involves a lot of overtime work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	346
2.	Applies partially	1064
3.	Doesn't apply at all	803
9.	Missing/does not apply	603

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_4. Current job - a lot of business travel

What applies to your current job? - it involves a lot of business travel

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	185
2.	Applies partially	455
3.	Doesn't apply at all	1575
9.	Missing/does not apply	601

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_5. Current job - a lot of inconvenient working hours

What applies to your current job? - It involves work at night, in the evenings and/or weekends

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	580
2.	Applies partially	679
3.	Doesn't apply at all	959
9.	Missing/does not apply	598

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_6. Current job - good career possibilities

What applies to your current job? - It provides good career possibilities

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	260
2.	Applies partially	869
3.	Doesn't apply at all	1077
9.	Missing/does not apply	610

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_7. Current job - good opportunities to develop competence

What applies to your current job? - It provides good opportunities to develop competence

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	489
2.	Applies partially	1073
3.	Doesn't apply at all	636
9.	Missing/does not apply	618

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_8. Current job - satisfaction of doing a good job

What applies to your current job? - It provides the satisfaction of doing a good job

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	908
2.	Applies partially	992
3.	Doesn't apply at all	307
9.	Missing/does not apply	609

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_9. Current job - good social enviroment with fellow workers

What applies to your current job? - It provides a good social environment with your fellow workers

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	1398
2.	Applies partially	696
3.	Doesn't apply at all	123
9.	Missing/does not apply	599

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_10. Current job - good possibilities to suit work situation to family life

What applies to your current job? - It provides good possibilities to suit the work situation to family life

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	587
2.	Applies partially	1083
3.	Doesn't apply at all	541
9.	Missing/does not apply	605

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q47_11. Current job - long travel times to and from work

What applies to your current job? - It involves long travel times to and from work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	194
2.	Applies partially	407
3.	Doesn't apply at all	1610
9.	Missing/does not apply	605

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q48. Gender distribution at work place

What is the gender distribution at your work place?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Mostly women	802
2.	Mixed	672
3.	Mostly men	761
9.	Missing/does not apply	581

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q49. R invests in this job for the future

Do you invest in this job for the future?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	751
2.	Perhaps	689
3.	No	544
4.	Don't know	251
9.	Missing/does not apply	581

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q50. Income during 2002

What was your income during 2002?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	<100 000 SEK	643
2.	100 000 -200 000 SEK	851
3.	200 000 -250 000 SEK	592
4.	250 000 -300 000 SEK	357
5.	300 000 -400 000 SEK	223
6.	400 000 -500 000 SEK	65
7.	>500 000 SEK	30
9.	Missing	55

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q51. Importance of work in respondents life

This section includes statements about work, children, partner relationships and other things about which people may have differnt opinions. Choose for each statement the response alternate that comes closest to your own opinion.

How important is work in your life?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - One of the least important things in my life	33
2.	2	165
3.	3	865
4.	4	1237
5.	5 - One of the most important things in my life	458
6.	Don't know	22
9.	Missing	36

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_1. Good job - to think and act independently

What does a good job mean to you? - That I can think and act independently

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	6
2.	2	29
3.	3	251
4.	4	1034
5.	5 - Very important	1469
6.	Don't know	7
9.	Missing	20

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_2. Bra arbete - offers good possibilities to advance

What does a good job mean to you? - That it offers good possibilities to advance

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	78
2.	2	205
3.	3	730
4.	4	1024
5.	5 - Very important	736
6.	Don't know	20
9.	Missing	23

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_3. Bra arbete - proud of work

What does a good job mean to you? - That I can be proud of my work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	23
2.	2	46
3.	3	322
4.	4	1011
5.	5 - Very important	1384
6.	Don't know	9
9.	Missing	21

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_4. Good job - useful for society

What does a good job mean to you? - That my work is useful for society

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	126
2.	2	344
3.	3	816
4.	4	898
5.	5 - Very important	575
6.	Don't know	38
9.	Missing	19

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_5. Good job - to meet a lot of people

What does a good job mean to you? - That I meet a lot of people

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	75
2.	2	218
3.	3	690
4.	4	992
5.	5 - Very important	815
6.	Don't know	4
9.	Missing	22

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_6. Good job - to avoid shift work or work overtime

What does a good job mean to you? - That I don't have to do shift work or work overtime

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	438
2.	2	534
3.	3	655
4.	4	533
5.	5 - Very important	597
6.	Don't know	35
9.	Missing	24

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_7. Good job - influence work situation

What does a good job mean to you? - That I can influence my work situation

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	8
2.	2	19
3.	3	229
4.	4	1027
5.	5 - Very important	1496
6.	Don't know	12
9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_8.Good job - high salary and/or other benefits

What does a good job mean to you? - That I get a high salary and/or other benefits

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	36
2.	2	100
3.	3	632
4.	4	1248
5.	5 - Very important	768
6.	Don't know	9
9.	Missing	23

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_9. Good job - possibility to help other people

What does a good job mean to you? - That I can help other people

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	96
2.	2	323
3.	3	756
4.	4	839
5.	5 - Very important	757
6.	Don't know	24
9.	Missing	21

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_10. Good job - many good work mates

What does a good job mean to you? - That I have many good work mates

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	17
2.	2	51
3.	3	272
4.	4	906
5.	5 - Very important	1543
6.	Don't know	5
9.	Missing	22

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_11. Good job - secure employment with regular income

What does a good job mean to you? - That I have a secure employment with a regular income

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	25
2.	2	95
3.	3	251
4.	4	783
5.	5 - Very important	1628
6.	Don't know	12
9.	Missing	22

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52_12. Good job - no problem to take parental leave and/or work part-time

What does a good job mean to you? - That I can take parental leave and/or work part-time without facing difficulties at work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	76
2.	2	111
3.	3	451
4.	4	736
5.	5 - Very important	1329
6.	Don't know	89
9.	Missing	24

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52b. Most important for respondent

Which one of these is the most important for you?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	That I can think and act independently	491
2.	That it offers good possibilities to advance	45
3.	That I can be proud of my work	260
4.	That my work is useful for society	27
5.	That I meet a lot of people	42
6.	That I don't have to do shift work or work overtime	22
7.	That I can influence my work situation	271
8.	That I get a high salary and/or other benefits	160
9.	That I can help other people	135
10.	That I have many good work mates	421
11.	That I have a secure employment with a regular income	705
12.	That I can take parental leave and/or work part-time without facing difficulties at work	202

Sysmiss.		35

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 2781 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q52c. Second most important for respondent

Which one is the second most important?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	That I can think and act independently	322
2.	That it offers good possibilities to advance	88
3.	That I can be proud of my work	199
4.	That my work is useful for society	50
5.	That I meet a lot of people	66
6.	That I don't have to do shift work or work overtime	56
7.	That I can influence my work situation	326
8.	That I get a high salary and/or other benefits	274
9.	That I can help other people	122
10.	That I have many good work mates	519
11.	That I have a secure employment with a regular income	476
12.	That I can take parental leave and/or work part-time without facing difficulties at work	274

Sysmiss.		44

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Summary Statistics: Valid 2772 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q53. Best arrangement for a family with preschool children

What do you think would be the best arrangement for a family with preschool children?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Only the man works	146
2.	Both work, woman works part-time	457
3.	Both work, man works part-time	10
4.	Both parents work roughly the same	2161
9.	Missing	42

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_1. If partner doesn't sufficiently contribute to the common economy

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - If the partner doesn't sufficiently contribute to the common economy

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	117
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1991

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 825 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_2. If relationship requires too much time and attention

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - If the relationship requires too much time and attention

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	94
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		2014

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 802 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_3. If partner was unfaithful

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - If the partner was unfaithful

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1708
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		400

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2416 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_4. If distribution of housework is unsatisfactory

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - If the distribution of housework is unsatisfactory

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	344
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1764

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 1052 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_5. If feelings are over

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - If the feelings are over

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1825
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		283

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2533 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_6. As long as there are no children

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - As long as you don't have children together

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	217
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		1891

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 925 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_7. If one of the partners want to

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - If one of the partners want to, regardless of reason

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1295
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		813

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2003 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q54_8. Divorce/separation can't be accepted

For what reasons do you think one can accept divorce/separation? (You can choose more than one of the following) - Divorce/separation can't be accepted for any reason

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	13
8.	Not asked	708

Sysmiss.		2095

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Summary Statistics: Valid 721 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q55_1. Enjoy children

Here are some statements about children and family. What do you think? - I enjoy children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	41
2.	2	122
3.	3	343
4.	4	755
5.	5 - Agree completely	1504
6.	Don't know	28
9.	Missing	23

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q55_2. Satisfied with life if good parent

Here are some statements about children and family. What do you think? - I think I can be satisfied with my life if I am a good parent

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	89
2.	2	144
3.	3	568
4.	4	1015
5.	5 - Agree completely	758
6.	Don't know	209
9.	Missing	33

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q55_3. Family is more rewarding than work

Here are some statements about children and family. What do you think? - Spending time with my family is more rewarding than work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	20
2.	2	52
3.	3	389
4.	4	909
5.	5 - Agree completely	1193
6.	Don't know	228
9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q55_4. It is a duty to have children

Here are some statements about children and family. What do you think? - It is my duty to society and/or to my (extended) family to have children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1995
2.	2	395
3.	3	251
4.	4	76
5.	5 - Agree completely	35
6.	Don't know	34
9.	Missing	30

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q55_5. Children need siblings

Here are some statements about children and family. What do you think? - Children need siblings

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	254
2.	2	380
3.	3	642
4.	4	804
5.	5 - Agree completely	635
6.	Don't know	76
9.	Missing	25

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q55_6. Children confirmation of good partner relationship

Here are some statements about children and family. What do you think? - To have children is a confirmation of a good partner relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1391
2.	2	417
3.	3	438
4.	4	310
5.	5 - Agree completely	145
6.	Don't know	86
9.	Missing	29

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q56_1. If children - can no longer do whatever one wants

Question for you who don't have any children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What is your view of the following? - If I have children I can no longer do what I want

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	152
2.	2	287
3.	3	509
4.	4	524
5.	5 - Agree completely	267
6.	Don't know	21
8.		347
9.	Missing	709

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q56_2. If children - economic problems

Question for you who don't have any children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What is your view of the following? - If I have children I (we) will have economic problems

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	277
2.	2	517
3.	3	609
4.	4	212
5.	5 - Agree completely	64
6.	Don't know	76
8.		347
9.	Missing	714

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q56_3. If children - little time for friends

Question for you who don't have any children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What is your view of the following? - If I have children I will have little time for my friends

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	194
2.	2	478
3.	3	671
4.	4	285
5.	5 - Agree completely	65
6.	Don't know	58
8.		347
9.	Missing	718

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q56_4. If children - relationship with partner will improve

Question for you who don't have any children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What is your view of the following? - If I have children my relationship with my partner will improve

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	215
2.	2	271
3.	3	548
4.	4	305
5.	5 - Agree completely	72
6.	Don't know	341
8.		347
9.	Missing	717

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q56_5. If children - life will be more meaningful

Question for you who don't have any children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What is your view of the following? - If I have children my life will be more meaningful

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	110
2.	2	133
3.	3	321
4.	4	574
5.	5 - Agree completely	470
6.	Don't know	140
8.		347
9.	Missing	721

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q57_1. When children - could no longer do what I wanted

Question for you who already have children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What was it like for you? - When I had children I could no longer do what I wanted

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	135
2.	2	171
3.	3	226
4.	4	234
5.	5 - Agree completely	152
6.	Don't know	18
8.		347
9.	Missing	1533

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q57_2. When children - had economic problems

Question for you who already have children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What was it like for you? - When I had children I (we) had economic problems

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	199
2.	2	262
3.	3	263
4.	4	125
5.	5 - Agree completely	66
6.	Don't know	19
8.		347
9.	Missing	1535

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q57_3. When children - had little time for one's friends

Question for you who already have children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What was it like for you? - When I had children I had little time for my friends

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	155
2.	2	249
3.	3	292
4.	4	167
5.	5 - Agree completely	50
6.	Don't know	18
8.		347
9.	Missing	1538

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q57_4. When children - relationship with partner improved

Question for you who already have children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What was it like for you? - When I had children my relationship with my partner improved

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	111
2.	2	132
3.	3	339
4.	4	241
5.	5 - Agree completely	77
6.	Don't know	28
8.		347
9.	Missing	1541

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q57_5. When children - life was more meaningful

Question for you who already have children

To become a parent can influence one's life in many different ways. What was it like for you? - When I had children my life was more meaningful

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	12
2.	2	15
3.	3	75
4.	4	252
5.	5 - Agree completely	558
6.	Don't know	17
8.		347
9.	Missing	1540

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q58. Dividing responsibility - children

To take care of a child involves many different tasks. How do you think you and your partner will divide the responsibility? (If you already have children, state present circumstances)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	R does/did the most	437
2.	Both share/shared equally	1756
3.	Partner does/did the most	229
4.	Don't know	305
9.	Missing	89

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2816 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q59_1. If cohabiting/married - Contacts with friends would be...

Answer this question if you at the present don't live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived together with a cohabiting partner or spouse? - Contacts with my friends would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	14
2.	Somewhat worse	220
3.	Roughly the same as today	600
4.	Somewhat better	42
5.	Much better	19

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	1574

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 895 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q59_2. If cohabiting/married - possibilities to invest wholeheartedly in education/job/career would be...

Answer this question if you at the present don't live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived together with a cohabiting partner or spouse? - My possibilities to invest wholeheartedly in education/job/career would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	20
2.	Somewhat worse	137
3.	Roughly the same as today	648
4.	Somewhat better	74
5.	Much better	15

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	1575

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 894 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q59_3. If cohabiting/married - freedom to do what one wants would be...

Answer this question if you at the present don't live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived together with a cohabiting partner or spouse? - My freedom to do what I want would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	53
2.	Somewhat worse	328
3.	Roughly the same as today	468
4.	Somewhat better	32
5.	Much better	13

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	1575

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 894 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q59_4. If cohabiting/married - general well-being would be...

Answer this question if you at the present don't live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived together with a cohabiting partner or spouse? - My general well-being would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	17
2.	Somewhat worse	14
3.	Roughly the same as today	280
4.	Somewhat better	415
5.	Much better	165

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	1578

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 891 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q59_5. If cohabiting/married - standard of living would be...

Answer this question if you at the present don't live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived together with a cohabiting partner or spouse? - My standard of living would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	13
2.	Somewhat worse	18
3.	Roughly the same as today	331
4.	Somewhat better	402
5.	Much better	127

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	1578

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 891 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q60_1. If single - contacts with friends would be...

Answer this question if you at the present live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived alone without a partner (and without children)? - Contacts with my friends would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	27
2.	Somewhat worse	58
3.	Roughly the same as today	555
4.	Somewhat better	716
5.	Much better	206

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	907

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1562 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q60_2. If single - possibilities to invest wholeheartedly in education/job/career would be...

Answer this question if you at the present live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived alone without a partner (and without children)? - My possibilities to invest wholeheartedly in education/job/career would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	24
2.	Somewhat worse	46
3.	Roughly the same as today	805
4.	Somewhat better	416
5.	Much better	275

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	903

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1566 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q60_3. If single - freedom to do what one wants would be...

Answer this question if you at the present live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived alone without a partner (and without children)? - My freedom to do what I want would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	15
2.	Somewhat worse	29
3.	Roughly the same as today	620
4.	Somewhat better	592
5.	Much better	296

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	917

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1552 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q60_4. If single - general well-being would be...

Answer this question if you at the present live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived alone without a partner (and without children)? - My general well-being would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	438
2.	Somewhat worse	507
3.	Roughly the same as today	525
4.	Somewhat better	64
5.	Much better	26

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	909

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1560 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q60_5. If single - standard of living would be...

Answer this question if you at the present live together with a partner.

How do you think your life would be today if you lived alone without a partner (and without children)? - My standard of living would be...

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Much worse	204
2.	Somewhat worse	494
3.	Roughly the same as today	624
4.	Somewhat better	184
5.	Much better	57

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	906

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1563 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_1. Marriage for the sake of children

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - People ought to get married for the sake of their children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1594
2.	2	357
3.	3	309
4.	4	253
5.	5 - Agree completely	129
6.	Don't know	46

9.	Missing	128

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2688 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_2. Marriage for economic reasons

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - People ought to get married for economic reasons

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1552
2.	2	424
3.	3	363
4.	4	167
5.	5 - Agree completely	61
6.	Don't know	113

9.	Missing	136

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2680 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_3. Married - more traditional gender roles

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - When married, one is more inclined to traditional gender roles

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1218
2.	2	523
3.	3	419
4.	4	141
5.	5 - Agree completely	37
6.	Don't know	328

9.	Missing	150

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2666 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_4. Married - preassure to conform

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - The married are under greater preassure to conform

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	1156
2.	2	518
3.	3	397
4.	4	222
5.	5 - Agree completely	63
6.	Don't know	315

9.	Missing	145

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2671 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_5. Married - more difficult to break up

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - As married, it is more difficult to break up from an unsatisfactory relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	349
2.	2	296
3.	3	607
4.	4	857
5.	5 - Agree completely	381
6.	Don't know	179

9.	Missing	147

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2669 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_6. Too expensive to get married

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - It is too expensive to get married (wedding ceremonies cost a lot of money)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	530
2.	2	419
3.	3	619
4.	4	513
5.	5 - Agree completely	423
6.	Don't know	166

9.	Missing	146

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2670 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_7. It is tradition to get married

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - It is tradition to get married

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	391
2.	2	339
3.	3	754
4.	4	713
5.	5 - Agree completely	416
6.	Don't know	57

9.	Missing	146

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2670 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_8. It is romantic to get married

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - It is romantic to get married

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	100
2.	2	102
3.	3	371
4.	4	852
5.	5 - Agree completely	1186
6.	Don't know	53

9.	Missing	152

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2664 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q61_9. Wedding shows that one is serious

Here are some reasons for and against marriage. What is your wiew? - The wedding ceremony shows that one is really serious about the relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Don't agree at all	318
2.	2	178
3.	3	353
4.	4	640
5.	5 - Agree completely	1145
6.	Don't know	44

9.	Missing	138

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2678 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q62_1. Appropriate as parent - likes children

How important are the following to begin having children? - That one likes children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	11
2.	2	47
3.	3	198
4.	4	553
5.	5 - Very important	1954
6.	Don't know	15

9.	Missing	38

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2778 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q62_2. Appropriate as parent - good partner relationship

How important are the following to begin having children? - That one lives in a good partner relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	55
2.	2	58
3.	3	192
4.	4	573
5.	5 - Very important	1884
6.	Don't know	16

9.	Missing	38

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2778 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q62_3. Appropriate as parent - completed education

How important are the following to begin having children? - That one has completed one's education

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	362
2.	2	376
3.	3	877
4.	4	661
5.	5 - Very important	466
6.	Don't know	34

9.	Missing	40

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2776 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q62_4. Appropriate as parent - housing suitable for children

How important are the following to begin having children? - That one has housing suitable for children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	44
2.	2	128
3.	3	496
4.	4	981
5.	5 - Very important	1111
6.	Don't know	16

9.	Missing	40

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2776 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q62_5. Appropriate as parent - sufficient income

How important are the following to begin having children? - That one has a sufficient income to support a child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Unimportant	12
2.	2	34
3.	3	225
4.	4	798
5.	5 - Very important	1700
6.	Don't know	9

9.	Missing	38

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2778 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q63_1. R lives in a good partner relationship

Do you think that the following things apply to you right now? - I live in a good partner relationship

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1948
2.	No	770

9.	Missing	98

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2718 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q63_2. R has housing suitable for children

Do you think that the following things apply to you right now? - My (our) housing situation is suitable for children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1657
2.	No	1089

9.	Missing	70

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2746 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q63_3. R has completed education

Do you think that the following things apply to you right now? - I have completed my education

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1737
2.	No	1014

9.	Missing	65

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2751 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q63_4. R has a sufficient income to support a child

Do you think that the following things apply to you right now? - I have a sufficient income to support a child

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1801
2.	No	942

9.	Missing	73

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2743 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_1. R has not wanted children

Answer this question if you don't have any children

There may be many reasons to not have had children (yet). Does any of these apply to you? - I have not wanted children (yet)

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	1459
1.	Marked	649

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_2. R has not had a suitable partner

Answer this question if you don't have any children

There may be many reasons to not have had children (yet). Does any of these apply to you? - I have not had a suitable partner to have children with

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	1604
1.	Marked	504

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_3. R first wants to complete education

Answer this question if you don't have any children

There may be many reasons to not have had children (yet). Does any of these apply to you? - I first wanted to complete my education

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	1766
1.	Marked	342

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_4. R first wanted secure job situation

Answer this question if you don't have any children

There may be many reasons to not have had children (yet). Does any of these apply to you? - I first wanted to have a secure job situation

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	1696
1.	Marked	412

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_5. R first wanted to get well established in job

Answer this question if you don't have any children

There may be many reasons to not have had children (yet). Does any of these apply to you? - I first wanted to get well established in my job

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	1856
1.	Marked	252

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_6. R first wanted to do other things before having children

Answer this question if you don't have any children

There may be many reasons to not have had children (yet). Does any of these apply to you? - I wanted to do other things before I have children

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	1518
1.	Marked	590

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_7. R first wanted to have a better economic situation

Answer this question if you don't have any children

Det kan finnas många anledningar till att man inte har barn (ännu). Stämmer någon av dessa in på din situation? - Jag har först velat ha bättre ekonomisk situation

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	1657
1.	Marked	451

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_8. Difficult to become pregnant

Answer this question if you don't have any children

Det kan finnas många anledningar till att man inte har barn (ännu). Stämmer någon av dessa in på din situation? - It's difficult for me/my partner to become pregnant

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	2040
1.	Marked	68

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64_9. Other...

Answer this question if you don't have any children

Det kan finnas många anledningar till att man inte har barn (ännu). Stämmer någon av dessa in på din situation? - Other

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	Not marked	2015
1.	Marked	93

8.	Not asked	708

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8

Summary Statistics: Valid 2108 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q64txt. Comment available

Answer this question if you don't have any children

Det kan finnas många anledningar till att man inte har barn (ännu). Stämmer någon av dessa in på din situation? - Other: Namely

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Comment available	21

Sysmiss.		2795

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 21 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q65_1. In five years R has more children

What do you think your life will be like in five years? - You have (more) children

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1158
2.	Maybe	721
3.	No	619
4.	Don't know	236

9.	Missing	82

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2734 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q65_2. In five years R lives with a partner

What do you think your life will be like in five years? - You live with a partner

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	2136
2.	Maybe	437
3.	No	39
4.	Don't know	132

9.	Missing	72

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2744 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q65_3. In five years R is married

What do you think your life will be like in five years? - You are married

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1066
2.	Maybe	753
3.	No	673
4.	Don't know	250

9.	Missing	74

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2742 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q65_4. In five years R has a steady job

What do you think your life will be like in five years? - You have a steady job

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	2157
2.	Maybe	438
3.	No	50
4.	Don't know	111

9.	Missing	60

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2756 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q65_5. In five years R is working part-time

What do you think your life will be like in five years? - You work part-time

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	348
2.	Maybe	752
3.	No	1309
4.	Don't know	266

9.	Missing	141

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2675 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q65_6. In five years R earns a lot of money

What do you think your life will be like in five years? - You earn a lot of money

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1079
2.	Maybe	1183
3.	No	304
4.	Don't know	187

9.	Missing	63

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2753 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q65_7. In five years R lives a good life

What do you think your life will be like in five years? - You live a good life

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	2366
2.	Maybe	315
3.	No	12
4.	Don't know	64

9.	Missing	59

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2757 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q66. Same partner as four years ago

Here are some questions about your current relationship (cohab/marriage). Answer these questions if you live together with a partner. If you don't have a partner continue to question 91.

Is your current partner the same as at the previous survey? (April-May 1999)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	1108
2.	No	434

8.	Not asked	708
9.	Missing/does not apply	566

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1542 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q67. The relationship is

How serious is your current relationship?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Not at all serious	14
2.	2	18
3.	3	52
4.	4	190
5.	5 - Very serious	1588

9.	Missing/does not apply	954

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1862 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q68a. Year when relationship became steady

When did your current relationship become steady? - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1976.	1976	1
1981.	1981	2
1982.	1982	2
1983.	1983	5
1984.	1984	11
1985.	1985	9
1986.	1986	25
1987.	1987	27
1988.	1988	44
1989.	1989	48
1990.	1990	69
1991.	1991	61
1992.	1992	85
1993.	1993	86
1994.	1994	100
1995.	1995	131
1996.	1996	122
1997.	1997	121
1998.	1998	175
1999.	1999	165
2000.	2000	184
2001.	2001	192
2002.	2002	155
2003.	2003	26

9999.	Missing	3
Sysmiss.		967

Range of Valid Data Values: 1976-2003

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1846 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q68b. Month when relationship became steady

When did your current relationship become steady? - Month (If you don't remember the month, put winter, spring, summer or autumn)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	158
2.	February	123
3.	March	131
4.	April	121
5.	May	149
6.	June	157
7.	July	135
8.	August	120
9.	September	139
10.	October	116
11.	November	116
12.	December	117
21.	Winter	36
22.	Spring	79
23.	Summer	71
24.	Autumn	75

Sysmiss.		973

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-24

Summary Statistics: Valid 1843 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q69. R/partner has thought about breaking up

During the last year have you or your partner been thinking about breaking off the relationship or move apart?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No	1419
2.	R has thought about it	137
3.	Partnern has thought about it	43
4.	Both has thought about it	248

9.	Missing/does not apply	969

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1847 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q70a. Partners year of birth

When was your partner born? - Year

Value	Label	Frequency
1935.	1935	1
1943.	1943	1
1944.	1944	1
1948.	1948	2
1950.	1950	1
1951.	1951	1
1952.	1952	2
1953.	1953	2
1955.	1955	3
1956.	1956	5
1957.	1957	3
1958.	1958	8
1959.	1959	6
1960.	1960	10
1961.	1961	9
1962.	1962	17
1963.	1963	29
1964.	1964	48
1965.	1965	63
1966.	1966	64
1967.	1967	79
1968.	1968	109
1969.	1969	93
1970.	1970	120
1971.	1971	138
1972.	1972	143
1973.	1973	127
1974.	1974	108
1975.	1975	98
1976.	1976	115
1977.	1977	92
1978.	1978	82
1979.	1979	64
1980.	1980	86
1981.	1981	58
1982.	1982	30
1983.	1983	19
1984.	1984	7
1986.	1986	1
1987.	1987	1

9999.	Missing	3
Sysmiss.		967

Range of Valid Data Values: 1935-1987

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1846 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q70b. Partners month of birth

When was your partner born? - Month

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	January	166
2.	February	149
3.	March	168
4.	April	181
5.	May	194
6.	June	130
7.	July	148
8.	August	137
9.	September	164
10.	October	135
11.	November	131
12.	December	139

99.	Missing	1
Sysmiss.		973

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 1842 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q71. Partner's income during 2002

What was your partner's income during 2002?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	<100 000 SEK	274
2.	100 000 -200 000 SEK	475
3.	200 000 -250 000 SEK	468
4.	250 000 -300 000 SEK	256
5.	300 000 -400 000 SEK	191
6.	400 000 -500 000 SEK	77
7.	>500 000 SEK	36
8.	Don't know	77

9.	Missing/does not apply	962

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1854 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_1. Partner - Permanent work

Partners occupation at the moment - Permanent work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1163

Sysmiss.		1653

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 1163 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_2. Partner - Casual work

Partners occupation at the moment - Casual work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	207

Sysmiss.		2609

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 207 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_3. Partner - Own business

Partners occupation at the moment - Own business, free-lance or similar

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	154

Sysmiss.		2662

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 154 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_4. Partner - Studies

Vilken är din partners sysselsättning just nu? - Studies

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	236

Sysmiss.		2580

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 236 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_5. Partner - I arbetsmarknadsåtgärd

Partners occupation at the moment - Employment measures (AMS-education etc.)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	8

Sysmiss.		2808

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 8 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_6. Partner - Unemployed more than 6 months

Partners occupation at the moment - Unemployed (6 months or more)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	30

Sysmiss.		2786

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 30 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_7. Partner - Unemployed less than 6 months

Partners occupation at the moment - Unemployed (less than 6 months)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	40

Sysmiss.		2776

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 40 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_8. Partner - Parental leave

Partners occupation at the moment - Parental leave

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	166

Sysmiss.		2650

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 166 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_9. Partner - Housekeeping (full-time)

Partners occupation at the moment - Housekeeping (full-time)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	8

Sysmiss.		2808

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 8 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_10. Partner - Military service

Partners occupation at the moment - Military service

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	1

Sysmiss.		2815

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 1 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72_11. Partner - Other occupation

Partners occupation at the moment - Other

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Marked	63

Sysmiss.		2753

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 63 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q72txt. Comment available

Partners occupation at the moment - Other: Comment

Value	Label	Frequency
1.		16

Sysmiss.		2800

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 16 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q73. Partner's working hours

If your partner doesn't work at the present, continue to question 75

How many hours per week does your partner work right now?

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-80

Summary Statistics: Valid 1466 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 80 ; Mean 38.263 ; StDev 9.784

Variable Format: numeric

Q74_1. Partner's job pays well

What applies to your partner's current job? - It pays well

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	445
2.	Applies partially	758
3.	Doesn't apply at all	312
4.	Don't know	19

9.	Missing/does not apply	1282

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1534 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q74_2.Partner's job - a lot of overtime

What applies to your partner's current job? - It involves a lot of overtime work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	210
2.	Applies partially	587
3.	Doesn't apply at all	704
4.	Don't know	27

9.	Missing/does not apply	1288

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1528 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q74_3. Partner's job - a lot of business travel

What applies to your partner's current job? - It involves a lot of business travel

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	128
2.	Applies partially	308
3.	Doesn't apply at all	1070
4.	Don't know	16

9.	Missing/does not apply	1294

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1522 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q74_4. Partner's job - a lot of work at inconvenient hours

What applies to your partner's current job? - It involves work at night, in the evening and/or on weekends

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	313
2.	Applies partially	446
3.	Doesn't apply at all	756
4.	Don't know	16

9.	Missing/does not apply	1285

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1531 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q74_5. Partner's job - good career possibilities

What applies to your partner's current job? - It provides good career possibilities

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	243
2.	Applies partially	606
3.	Doesn't apply at all	602
4.	Don't know	76

9.	Missing/does not apply	1289

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1527 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q74_6. Partner's job - easy to take parental leave and work part time

What applies to your partner's current job? - It makes it easy to take parental leave and/or work part time to have time for one's family

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	453
2.	Applies partially	614
3.	Doesn't apply at all	296
4.	Don't know	164

9.	Missing/does not apply	1289

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1527 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q74_7. Partner's job - long travel time to and from work

What applies to your partner's current job? - It involves long travel time to and from work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Applies	155
2.	Applies partially	284
3.	Doesn't apply at all	1079
4.	Don't know	11

9.	Missing/does not apply	1287

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1529 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q75. Partner's education

What is your partner's level of education? (Choose the highest alternative)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Compulsory school	120
2.	Vocational education	552
3.	Upper secondary, theoretical	334
4.	Interrupted upper secondary	35
5.	College without degree	218
6.	College degree	491
7.	Other	82
8.	Don't know	21

9.	Missing/does not apply	963

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1853 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q75txt. Comment available

What is your partner's level of education? - Comment

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Comment available	17

Sysmiss.		2799

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 17 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q76. How R and partenr dispose apartment

In which way do you dispose your apartment?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	R/partner rents	238
2.	R and partner rent together	365
3.	R owns it	92
4.	Partner owns it	115
5.	Both own it	746
6.	Other	50

8.	Not asked	347
9.	Missing/does not apply	863

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1606 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q77. Dividing monthly expenses for food, housing etc.

In what way doe you and your partner divide your monthly expenses for food, house and your common loan (if applies)?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Equally	634
2.	Depending on the income	376
3.	Depending on who has money	164
4.	R pays	19
5.	Partner pays	14
6.	Other	96

8.	Not asked	1055
9.	Missing/does not apply	458

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1303 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q77txt. Comment available

In what way doe you and your partner divide your monthly expenses for food, house and your common loan (if applies)? - Comment

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Comment available	15

Sysmiss.		2801

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 15 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q78. Purchase for oneself for more than 2000 SEK

Does it happen sometimes that you decide to make a purchase for yourself for more than 2000 SEK?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes, often	99
2.	Yes, sometimes	365
3.	No	730
4.	Doesn't apply	114

8.	Not asked	1055
9.	Missing/does not live with partner	453

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1308 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q79. Purchase for oneself for more than 2000 SEK (partner)

Does it happen sometimes that your partner decides to make a purchase for him-/herself for more than 2000 SEK?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes, often	84
2.	Yes, sometimes	397
3.	No	732
4.	Doesn't apply	87

8.	Not asked	1055
9.	Missing/does not live with partner	461

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1300 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q80. R satisfied with partner's contribution to the common economy

How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your partner's contribution to your common economy?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very dissatisfied	17
2.	2	57
3.	3	172
4.	4	304
5.	Very satisfied	751

8.	Not asked	1055
9.	Missing/doesn't apply	460

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1301 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q81. Distribution of the housework

In which way do you share the housework between you and your partner?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	R does the most	509
2.	Partner does the most	308
3.	R and parnter share equally	1001

9.	Missing/doesn't apply	998

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1818 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q82. R is satisfied/dissatisfied with distribution

How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with how you and your partner are sharing the housework?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very dissatisfied	45
2.	Rather dissatisfied	161
3.	Neither satisfied nor dissatissfied	381
4.	Rather satisfied	543
5.	Very satisfied	693

9.	Missing/doesn't apply	993

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1823 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q83. Partner's place of birth

In which country was your partner born?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Sweden	1683
2.	Other Nordic country	31
3.	Poland/Turkey (concerns R with polish/turkish background)	32
4.	Europe	52
5.	Asia/Africa/Latin America	42

9.	Missing/does not apply	976

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1840 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q84a. Any of partner's parents immigrated to Sweden

Has any of your partner's parents immigrated to Sweden?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No	1608
2.	Yes	235

9.	Missing/does not apply	973

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1843 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q84b. Any of partner's parents immigrated from

Has any of your partner's parents immigrated to Sweden? - From where?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Other Nordic country	112
2.	Poland/Turkey (concerns R with polish/turkish background)	25
3.	Europe	73
4.	Asia/Africa/Latin America	21

9.	Missing/does not apply	2585

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 231 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q85. Partner member of religious congregation

Is your partner member of the Swedish state church or some other religious congregation?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	138
2.	No	1709

9.	Missing/does not apply	969

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1847 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q86. Importance of religion in partner's life

How important would you say that religion is in your partner's life?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very important	86
2.	Rather important	101
3.	Of little or no importance	1604
4.	Don't know	59

9.	Missing/does not apply	966

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1850 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q87. R/partner pregnant

Is you or your partner pregnant?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	153
2.	No	1658
3.	Don't know	49

9.	Missing/does not apply	956

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1860 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q88. Partner has children not living in household

Does your partner have children who are living somewhere else, for example with the other partner?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	104
2.	No	1745

9.	Missing/does not apply	967

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1849 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q89. What would happen if your partner got an offer ...

What do you think would happen if your partner was offered a permanent, well-paid job in some other location?(Mark the most likely alternative)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	He/she would turn the offer down	536
2.	I would naturally move too (even if it meant quitting my job)	261
3.	I would ask for leave of absence and accompany him/her to give it a try	125
4.	We would see each other only on weekends for a while, while I looked for a job at the new location	171
5.	We would have a LAT-relationship	71
6.	We would break up	10
7.	Something else...	106
8.	Don't know	341

9.	Missing/does not apply	848
88.	Not asked	347

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9, 88

Summary Statistics: Valid 1621 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q89txt. Comment available

What do you think would happen if your partner was offered a permanent, well-paid job in some other location? - Comment

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Comment available	28

Sysmiss.		2788

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 28 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q90. Marriage plans

Do you and your partner plan to get married? (You don't need to answer this question if you are already married)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes, within the next two years	238
2.	Yes, but later on	472
3.	R wants to, but not partner	65
4.	No	159
5.	Don't know	335

9.	Missing/does not apply	1547

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 1269 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q91. R wants to receive reports from survey

Do you want to receive reports from the survey?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Yes	2031
2.	No	673

9.	Missing	112

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2704 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q92. Is there something R would like to add?

Now we have asked you many things - is there something you would like to add?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No	2117
2.	Yes	378

9.	Missing	321

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 2495 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q92txt. Comment available

Now we have asked you many things - is there something you would like to add? - Comment

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Comment available	381

Sysmiss.		2435

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-1

Summary Statistics: Valid 381 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q100a_Po. Mother's background

Finally, some questions to those who have one or both parents born in Poland/Turkey

How would you describe the backrounds of your parents? - Poland: Mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Polish-Catholic	119
2.	Polish-Jewish	12
3.	Other Polish	8
4.	Swedish	21
5.	Other	6

8.	Not asked	2602
9.	Missing	48

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 166 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q100b_Po. Father's backgrund

How would you describe the backrounds of your parents? - Poland: Father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Polish-Catholic	55
2.	Polish-Jewish	18
3.	Other Polish	7
4.	Swedish	70
5.	Other	5

8.	Not asked	2602
9.	Missing	59

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 155 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q100a_Tu. Mother's background

How would you describe the backrounds of your parents? - Turkey: Mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Turkish	51
2.	Kurdish	1
3.	Other minority in Turkiet	8
4.	Swedish	22
5.	Other	5

8.	Not asked	2683
9.	Missing	46

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 87 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q100b_Tu. Father's backgrund

How would you describe the backrounds of your parents? - Turkey: Father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Turkish	70
2.	Kurdish	3
3.	Other minority in Turkiet	11
4.	Swedish	3
5.	Other	2

8.	Not asked	2683
9.	Missing	44

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 89 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q101. Visited home country last four years

How often have you visited Poland/Turkey in the last four years?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Never	98
2.	Once or twice	107
3.	Every year	38
4.	More than once a year	13

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	91

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 256 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q102. Knowledge of the Polish/Turkish language

How is your knowledge of the home language?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Very poor	64
2.	Rather poor	65
3.	Rather good	92
4.	Very good	37

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	89

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 258 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q103. R wants his/her children to learn Polish/Turkish

Do you want your children to learn Polish/Turkish?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No, absolutely not	14
2.	No, preferably not	4
3.	Does not matter	114
4.	Yes, preferably	67
5.	Yes, absolutely	55

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	93

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 254 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q104_1. R speaks with mother

What language do you mostly speak with your mother?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Only Polish/Turkish	48
2.	Both Polish/Turkish and Swedish	63
3.	Only Swedish	119

4.	NA	25
8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	92

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 4, 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 230 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q104_2. R speaks with father

What language do you mostly speak with your father?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Only Polish/Turkish	45
2.	Both Polish/Turkish and Swedish	42
3.	Only Swedish	119

4.	NA	47
8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	94

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 4, 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 206 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q104_3. R speaks with partner

What language do you mostly speak with your partner?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Only Polish/Turkish	17
2.	Both Polish/Turkish and Swedish	26
3.	Only Swedish	163

4.	NA	36
8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	105

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 4, 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 206 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q104_4. R speaks at work/in school

What language do you mostly speak at work/in school?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Only Polish/Turkish	0
2.	Both Polish/Turkish and Swedish	18
3.	Only Swedish	207

4.	NA	19
8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	103

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 4, 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 225 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q105. R feels most at home

Where do you feel most at home?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	In Sweden	214
2.	In Poland/Turkey	3
3.	As much/litle in booth	37

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	93

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 254 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q106. Close friends born in Sweden to Swedish parents

How many of your friends are born in Sweden with Swedish parents?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	All of them	64
2.	Most of them	113
3.	Some of them	68
4.	None	8

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	94

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 253 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q107. Marry or cohabit with a partner whose parents are also from Poland/Turkey

How important is it for you to marry (or cohabit with) a partner whose parents are also from Poland/Turkey?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Not at all important	215
2.	Rather important	16
3.	Very important	16
4.	Don't know	9

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing/does not apply	91

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 256 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q108a. Mother would approve if R married a Swede

Do you think your parents would approve if you married a Swede with Swedish parents? - Mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No, not at all	14
2.	Doubtful	14
3.	Yes, completely	214
4.	Don't know	14

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	91

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 256 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q108b. Father would approve if R married a Swede

Do you think your parents would approve if you married a Swede with Swedish parents? - Father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	No, not at all	16
2.	Doubtful	13
3.	Yes, completely	199
4.	Don't know	21

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	98

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 249 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q109. Close contacts with the home country

How important is it for you to maintain close contacts with Poland/Turkey?

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Not particularly important	129
2.	Rather important	82
3.	Very important	49

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	87

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 260 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q110a. Important for mother that R maintain close contacts with Poland/Turkey

How important do you think it is to your parents that you maintain close contacts with Poland/Turkey? - Mother

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Not at all important	113
2.	Rather important	76
3.	Very important	65

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	93

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 254 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q110b. Important for father that R maintain close contacts with Poland/Turkey

How important do you think it is to your parents that you maintain close contacts with Poland/Turkey? - Father

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	Not at all important	124
2.	Rather important	74
3.	Very important	43

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	106

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 241 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q111_1. At home R feels

You can feel more or less Swedish in different situations. How would you describe your feelings on a scale from 1 to 5? - At home

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Not at all Swedish	26
2.	2	8
3.	3	45
4.	4	51
5.	5 - Very Swedish	124
6.	Don't know	6

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	87

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 260 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q111_2. At work R feels

You can feel more or less Swedish in different situations. How would you describe your feelings on a scale from 1 to 5? - At work

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Not at all Swedish	8
2.	2	6
3.	3	37
4.	4	51
5.	5 - Very Swedish	148
6.	Don't know	9

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	88

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 259 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q111_3. With friends R feels

Man kan känna sig mer eller mindre svensk i olika situationer t.ex. hemma, på jobbet, ute med kompisar, eller i andra sammanhang. Hur skulle du beskriva dina känslor på en skala från 1 till 5? - Tillsammans med kompisar

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Not at all Swedish	11
2.	2	10
3.	3	49
4.	4	49
5.	5 - Very Swedish	131
6.	Don't know	6

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	91

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 256 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q111_4. In contact with Swedish authorities R feels

You can feel more or less Swedish in different situations. How would you describe your feelings on a scale from 1 to 5? - In contact with Swedish authorities

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Not at all Swedish	10
2.	2	6
3.	3	23
4.	4	48
5.	5 - Very Swedish	166
6.	Don't know	7

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	87

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 260 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q111_5. In Poland/Turkey R feels

You can feel more or less Swedish in different situations. How would you describe your feelings on a scale from 1 to 5? - In Poland/Turkey

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Not at all Swedish	11
2.	2	13
3.	3	40
4.	4	52
5.	5 - Very Swedish	120
6.	Don't know	23

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	88

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 259 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Q111_6. Abroad R feels

You can feel more or less Swedish in different situations. How would you describe your feelings on a scale from 1 to 5? - Abroad (not in Poland/Turkey)

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1 - Not at all Swedish	12
2.	2	11
3.	3	45
4.	4	39
5.	5 - Very Swedish	140
6.	Don't know	12

8.	Not asked	2469
9.	Missing	88

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8, 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 259 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Family and working life 2003
( YAPS - Young Adult Panel Study )

SND- 0786eng

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	6
1.	1	39
2.	2	57
3.	3	47
4.	4	41
5.	5	47
6.	6	55
7.	7	47
8.	8	40
9.	9	37
10.	10	48
11.	11	33
12.	12	48
13.	13	46
14.	14	34
15.	15	28
16.	16	7
17.	17	6
18.	18	2
19.	19	3
20.	20	1
21.	21	2
22.	22	2
23.	23	2
24.	24	4
25.	25	2
26.	26	1
29.	29	1

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1	5
2.	2	2
3.	3	4
4.	4	5
5.	5	5
6.	6	10
7.	7	6
8.	8	7
9.	9	8
10.	10	5
11.	11	8
12.	12	8
13.	13	6
14.	14	8
15.	15	10
16.	16	6
17.	17	12
18.	18	8
19.	19	5
20.	20	3
21.	21	8
22.	22	4
23.	23	8
24.	24	6
25.	25	6
26.	26	6
27.	27	6
28.	28	13
29.	29	3
30.	30	1
31.	31	7

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1
1.	1	11
2.	2	7
3.	3	5
4.	4	8
5.	5	7
6.	6	8
7.	7	7
8.	8	8
9.	9	10
10.	10	4
11.	11	14
12.	12	8
13.	13	9
14.	14	5
15.	15	10
16.	16	12
17.	17	10
18.	18	10
19.	19	5
20.	20	11
21.	21	7
22.	22	7
23.	23	13
24.	24	9
25.	25	16
26.	26	6
27.	27	5
28.	28	8
29.	29	4
30.	30	7
31.	31	6

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	6
1.	1	39
2.	2	57
3.	3	47
4.	4	41
5.	5	47
6.	6	55
7.	7	47
8.	8	40
9.	9	37
10.	10	48
11.	11	33
12.	12	48
13.	13	46
14.	14	34
15.	15	28
16.	16	7
17.	17	6
18.	18	2
19.	19	3
20.	20	1
21.	21	2
22.	22	2
23.	23	2
24.	24	4
25.	25	2
26.	26	1
29.	29	1

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1	5
2.	2	2
3.	3	4
4.	4	5
5.	5	5
6.	6	10
7.	7	6
8.	8	7
9.	9	8
10.	10	5
11.	11	8
12.	12	8
13.	13	6
14.	14	8
15.	15	10
16.	16	6
17.	17	12
18.	18	8
19.	19	5
20.	20	3
21.	21	8
22.	22	4
23.	23	8
24.	24	6
25.	25	6
26.	26	6
27.	27	6
28.	28	13
29.	29	3
30.	30	1
31.	31	7

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1
1.	1	11
2.	2	7
3.	3	5
4.	4	8
5.	5	7
6.	6	8
7.	7	7
8.	8	8
9.	9	10
10.	10	4
11.	11	14
12.	12	8
13.	13	9
14.	14	5
15.	15	10
16.	16	12
17.	17	10
18.	18	10
19.	19	5
20.	20	11
21.	21	7
22.	22	7
23.	23	13
24.	24	9
25.	25	16
26.	26	6
27.	27	5
28.	28	8
29.	29	4
30.	30	7
31.	31	6

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Family and working life 2003
( YAPS - Young Adult Panel Study )

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	6
1.	1	39
2.	2	57
3.	3	47
4.	4	41
5.	5	47
6.	6	55
7.	7	47
8.	8	40
9.	9	37
10.	10	48
11.	11	33
12.	12	48
13.	13	46
14.	14	34
15.	15	28
16.	16	7
17.	17	6
18.	18	2
19.	19	3
20.	20	1
21.	21	2
22.	22	2
23.	23	2
24.	24	4
25.	25	2
26.	26	1
29.	29	1

Value	Label	Frequency
1.	1	5
2.	2	2
3.	3	4
4.	4	5
5.	5	5
6.	6	10
7.	7	6
8.	8	7
9.	9	8
10.	10	5
11.	11	8
12.	12	8
13.	13	6
14.	14	8
15.	15	10
16.	16	6
17.	17	12
18.	18	8
19.	19	5
20.	20	3
21.	21	8
22.	22	4
23.	23	8
24.	24	6
25.	25	6
26.	26	6
27.	27	6
28.	28	13
29.	29	3
30.	30	1
31.	31	7

Value	Label	Frequency
0.	0	1
1.	1	11
2.	2	7
3.	3	5
4.	4	8
5.	5	7
6.	6	8
7.	7	7
8.	8	8
9.	9	10
10.	10	4
11.	11	14
12.	12	8
13.	13	9
14.	14	5
15.	15	10
16.	16	12
17.	17	10
18.	18	10
19.	19	5
20.	20	11
21.	21	7
22.	22	7
23.	23	13
24.	24	9
25.	25	16
26.	26	6
27.	27	5
28.	28	8
29.	29	4
30.	30	7
31.	31	6