WWRELCHD: Can
a working mother establish just as warm and secure a relationship
with her children as a mother who does not work? 1998
2002
WWCHDSUF: Is
a pre-school child likely to suffer if his or her mother works?
1998
2002
WWFAMSUF:
Does family life suffer when the woman has a full-time job?
1998
2002
WANTHOME: Is
a home and children what most women want? 1998
2002
HWIFEFFL: Is
being a housewife just as fulfilling as working for pay? 1998
2002
FEMJOB: Is
having a job the best way for a woman to be an independent person?
1998
2002
WOMENWRK: Do
most women have to work to support their families? 1998
BOTHEARN: Should
both the man and woman contribute to the household income? 1998
2002
SEXROLE:
Is a man's job to earn money and a woman's job to look after
the home and family? 1998
2002
SEXROLE2:
Is a husband's job to earn money and a wife's job to look after
the home and family? 2008
(Asked
as part of the Religious Observance module in 2008)
TRADROLE:
Is it not good if the man stays at home and cares for the children
and the woman goes out to work? 1998
FAMLIFE:
Does family life suffer because men concentrate too much on their
work? 1998
Should women work full-time, part-time
or not at all ...
WWCHD1:
...after marrying and before there are children? 1998
2002
WWCHD2:
... when there is a child under school age? 1998
2002
WWCHD3:
... after the youngest child starts school? 1998
2002
WWCHD4:
... after the children leave home? 1998
2002
MARVIEW1:
Are married people generally happier than unmarried people?
1998
2002
MARVIEW3:
Is financial security the main advantage of marriage? 1998
MARVIEW4:
Is the main purpose of marriage to have children? 1998
MARVIEW5:
Is it better to have a bad marriage than no marriage at all?
1998
2002
MARVIEW6:
Should people who want children get married? 1998
2002
2005
MARVIE10:
Can one parent bring up a child as well as two parents together?
1998
2002
MARVIE11:
Is it all right for a couple to live together without getting
married? 1998
2002
2005
MARVIE12:
Is it a good idea for couples intending to get married to live
together first? 1998
2002
MARVIE13:
Is divorce the best solution when a couple can't work out their
marriage problems? 1998
2002
MARVIE20: Is marriage still
the best kind of relationship? 2005
MARVIE21: Are people who live
together scared of commitment? 2005
MARVIE22: Do too many people
drift into marriage without thinking about it? 2005
MARVIE23: Does marriage give
people more financial security than just living together? 2005
MARVIE24: Should gay or lesbian
couples have the right to marry? 2005
IDLNCHLD:
What is the ideal number of children for a family to have? 1998
CHDVIEW2:
Is watching children grow up life's greatest joy? 1998
2002
CHDVIEW3:
Does having children interfere too much with the freedom of parents?
1998
CHDVIEW6:
Do people who have never had children lead empty lives? 1998
2002
CHDVIEW7:
Should parents stay together even if they don't get along? 1998
CHDVIEW8:
Should a married couple with no children stay together even if they
don't get along? 1998
PREPCHLD:
Is it more important for a child to be obedient or to think
for themselves? 1998
MENHWORK:
Should men do a larger share of household work than they
do now? 2002
MENCCARE:
Should
men do a larger share of childcare than they do now? 2002
MATLEAVE:
Should working women receive paid maternity leave when they
have a baby? 2002
CHLDCRBN:
Should families receive financial benefits for child care
when both parents work? 2002
MARCOHAB:
Are you married or living as married? 2002
CPLINCOM:
How do you and your spouse/partner organise the income that
one or both of you receive? 2002
HHJOB1:
In your household who does the laundry? 2002
HHJOB2:
In your household who makes small repairs around the house?
2002
HHJOB3:
In your household who looks after sick family members? 2002
HHJOB4:
In your household who shops for groceries? 2002
HHJOB6:
In your household who does the household cleaning? 2002
HHJOB7:
In your household who prepares the meals? 2002
RHLDWORK:
How many hours a week do you personally spend on household
work? 2002
SHLDWORK:
How many hours a week does your spouse/partner spend on household
work? 2002
SHAREWRK:
Do you and your spouse/partner share household work?
2002
DSGRWORK:
How often do you and your spouse/partner disagree about the
sharing of household work? 2002
BRINGCHD:
Who usually makes/made the decisions about how to bring up
your children? 2002
SAYWKEND:
When you and your spouse/partner make decisions about choosing
weekend activities, who has the final say? 2002
SAYBUY:
When you and your spouse/partner make decisions about buying
major things for the home, who has the final say? 2002
HIINCOME:
Considering all sources of income between you and your partner,
who has the higher income? 2002
RUNOUTTM:
Are there so many things to do at home that you often run
out of time? 2002
HOMSTRSS:
Is your life at home rarely stressful? 2002
EXTRAHRS:
Are there so many things to do at work that you run out of
time? 2002
JOBSTRSS:
Is your job rarely stressful?
2002
TRDCHORE:
How often have you come home from work too tired to do the
chores? 2002
DIFFRESP:
How often has it been difficult to fulfil family responsibilities
because of your job?
2002
TRDHWORK:
How often have you arrived at work too tired because of household
work?2002
CONCFAM:
How often have you found it difficult to concentrate at work
because of family responsibilities? 2002
RUHAPPY2:
How happy are you? 2002
SATISJOB:
How satisfied are you with your (main) job? 2002
SATISFAM:
How satisfied are you with your family life? 2002
MTHRWWRK:
Did your mother ever work for pay for as long as one year
after you were born and before you were 14? 2002
EVERCHLD:
Have you ever had children? 2002
RMARWRK1:
Did you work outside the home after marrying/living as married
and before you had children? 2002
RMARWRK2:
Did you work outside the home when a child was under school
age? 2002
RMARWRK3:
Did you work outside the home after the youngest child started
school? 2002
RMARWRK4:
Did you work outside the home after the children left home?
2002
SMARWRK1: Did
your spouse/partner work outside the home after marrying/living
as married and before you had children? 2002
SMARWRK2:
Did your spouse/partner work outside the home when a child
was under school age? 2002
SMARWRK3:
Did your spouse/partner work outside the home after the youngest
child started school? 2002
SMARWRK4:
Did your spouse/partner work outside the home after the children
left home? 2002
WWRKNCHD:
Should women work outside the home when a couple has not
yet had a child? 2002
EOWOMEN: Have attempts to give equal opportunities to women gone far enough? 2023
