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EX. Expectations Module of SHARE 2013

item label	type	description
EX029		Now, I have a question about praying. Think ing about the present, how often do you pray?
EX001		Now, I have questions about how lik ely you think various events might be. When I ask a question I'd lik e for you to give me a number from 0 to 100.Let's try an example together and start with the weather. Look ing at card {SHOWCARD_ID}, what do you think the chances are that it will be sunny tomorrow? For example,'90' would mean a 90 per cent chance of sunny weather. You can say any number from 0 to 100.
EX007		(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that before you retire the government will reduce the pension which you are entitled to?
EX025		(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.) Think ing about your work generally and not just your present job, what are the chances that you will be work ing full-time afteryou reach age 63?
EX008		(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that before you retire the government will raise your retirement age?
EX009		(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that you will live to be age [75/80/85/90/95/100/105/110/120] or more?
EX026		Finally, I would now lik e to ask a question about how you view other people. Generally speak ing, would you say that most peoplecan be trusted or that you can't be too careful in dealing with people? Not look ing at card {SHOWCARD_ID} anymore, please tell me on a scale from 0 to 10, where 0means you can't be too careful and 10 means that most people can be trusted.
EX110		Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}. When people invest their savings they can choose between assets that give low return with little risk to lose money, for instance abank account or a safe bond, or assets with a high return but also a higher risk of losing, for instance stock s and shares. Which of the statements on the card comesclosest to the amount of financial risk that you are willing to tak e when you save or mak e investments?
EX111		In planning your saving and spending, which of the following time periods is most important to you?
EX028		In politics people sometimes talk of left and right. On a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 means the left and 10 means the right, where would you place yourself?
EX023		IWER CHECK:Who answered the questions in this section?
EX100		IWER:Is the respondent's partner available and willing to be interviewed in this session or are you doing a proxy interview for the partner in this session?
EX101		Before we finish, could you please also give me some information on [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner], who is not doing the interview today?
EX102		How many years has [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] been in full time education?
EX103		In general, how would you describe the current employment situation of [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner]?
EX104		Has [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] ever done any paid work ?
EX105		In [his/her] [last/current/last] job, [was/is/was] [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] a private sector employee, a public sector employee or a selfemployed?
EX123		It has not been decided yet but we are think ing about continuing this research project in one or two years with another, much shorter interview. For this reason, we hopethat it is ok with you that we k eep your name and address in our files, so that we can contact you again. Is this ok ?
EX024		Thank you. This was the last question. We would lik e to thank you very much again for participating in our research project. We k now it has been a long and difficultquestionnaire, but your help was really important. With your participation you have helped researchers to understand how the ageing of populations in Europe affects ourfuture.
EX121		IWER: Enter the approximate outside temperature in degree celsius. If temperature is below zero degrees, type in '0'. If temperature is higher then 60 degrees, type'60'
EX122		IWER: Tak e DBS Mark er book let and follow the instructions 16 to the end.
EX106		IWER:Tak e a drop-off questionnaire and fill in first name and respondent id {RespondentID} to drop-off cover.Enter drop-off serial number from drop-off questionnaire to CAPI below.Hand out drop-off questionnaire to respondent.

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EX029 Now, I have a question about praying. Think ing about the present, how often do you pray? view item details » NOW, I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT PRAYING. THINK ING ABOUT THE PRESENT, HOW OFTEN DO YOU PRAY? 1 More than once a day 2 Once daily 3 A couple of times a week 4 Once a week 5 Less than once a week 6 Never

EX001 Now, I have questions about how lik ely you think various events might be. When I ask a question I'd lik e for you to give me a number from 0 to 100.Let's try an example together and start with the weather. Look ing at card {SHOWCARD_ID}, what do you think the chances are that it will be sunny tomorrow? For example,'90' would mean a 90 per cent chance of sunny weather. You can say any number from 0 to 100. view item details » NOW, I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW LIK ELY YOU THINK VARIOUS EVENTS MIGHT BE. WHEN I ASK A QUESTION I'D LIK E FOR YOU TO GIVE ME A NUMBER FROM 0 TO 100.LET'S TRY AN EXAMPLE TOGETHER AND START WITH THE WEATHER. LOOK ING AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}, WHAT DO YOU THINK THE CHANCES ARE THAT IT WILL BE SUNNY TOMORROW? FOR EXAMPLE,'90' WOULD MEAN A 90 PER CENT CHANCE OF SUNNY WEATHER. YOU CAN SAY ANY NUMBER FROM 0 TO 100. 0..100

If Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}. In general, which of the following best describes your current employment situation? view item details » = 2 »

	EX007 (Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that before you retire the government will reduce the pension which you are entitled to? view item details » (PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.)WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT BEFORE YOU RETIRE THE GOVERNMENT WILL REDUCE THE PENSION WHICH YOU ARE ENTITLED TO? 0..100

	If MN808 < 61 »

		EX025 (Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.) Think ing about your work generally and not just your present job, what are the chances that you will be work ing full-time afteryou reach age 63? view item details » (PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.) THINK ING ABOUT YOUR WORK GENERALLY AND NOT JUST YOUR PRESENT JOB, WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT YOU WILL BE WORK ING FULL-TIME AFTERYOU REACH AGE 63? 0..100

	EX008 (Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that before you retire the government will raise your retirement age? view item details » (PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.)WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT BEFORE YOU RETIRE THE GOVERNMENT WILL RAISE YOUR RETIREMENT AGE? 0..100

If MN808 < 101 »

	EX009 (Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that you will live to be age [75/80/85/90/95/100/105/110/120] or more? view item details » (PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.)WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT YOU WILL LIVE TO BE AGE [75/80/85/90/95/100/105/110/120] OR MORE? 0..100

EX026 Finally, I would now lik e to ask a question about how you view other people. Generally speak ing, would you say that most peoplecan be trusted or that you can't be too careful in dealing with people? Not look ing at card {SHOWCARD_ID} anymore, please tell me on a scale from 0 to 10, where 0means you can't be too careful and 10 means that most people can be trusted. view item details » FINALLY, I WOULD NOW LIK E TO ASK A QUESTION ABOUT HOW YOU VIEW OTHER PEOPLE. GENERALLY SPEAK ING, WOULD YOU SAY THAT MOST PEOPLECAN BE TRUSTED OR THAT YOU CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL IN DEALING WITH PEOPLE? NOT LOOK ING AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID} ANYMORE, PLEASE TELL ME ON A SCALE FROM 0 TO 10, WHERE 0MEANS YOU CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL AND 10 MEANS THAT MOST PEOPLE CAN BE TRUSTED. 0..10

EX110 Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}. When people invest their savings they can choose between assets that give low return with little risk to lose money, for instance abank account or a safe bond, or assets with a high return but also a higher risk of losing, for instance stock s and shares. Which of the statements on the card comesclosest to the amount of financial risk that you are willing to tak e when you save or mak e investments? view item details » PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}. WHEN PEOPLE INVEST THEIR SAVINGS THEY CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN ASSETS THAT GIVE LOW RETURN WITH LITTLE RISK TO LOSE MONEY, FOR INSTANCE ABANK ACCOUNT OR A SAFE BOND, OR ASSETS WITH A HIGH RETURN BUT ALSO A HIGHER RISK OF LOSING, FOR INSTANCE STOCK S AND SHARES. WHICH OF THE STATEMENTS ON THE CARD COMESCLOSEST TO THE AMOUNT OF FINANCIAL RISK THAT YOU ARE WILLING TO TAK E WHEN YOU SAVE OR MAK E INVESTMENTS? 1 Take substantial financial risks expecting to earn substantial returns 2 Take above average financial risks expecting to earn above average returns 3 Take average financial risks expecting to earn average returns 4 Not willing to take any financial risks

EX111 In planning your saving and spending, which of the following time periods is most important to you? view item details » IN PLANNING YOUR SAVING AND SPENDING, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TIME PERIODS IS MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU? 1 Next few months 2 Next year 3 Next few years 4 Next 5-10 years 5 Longer than 10 years

EX028 In politics people sometimes talk of left and right. On a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 means the left and 10 means the right, where would you place yourself? view item details » IN POLITICS PEOPLE SOMETIMES TALK OF LEFT AND RIGHT. ON A SCALE FROM 0 TO 10, WHERE 0 MEANS THE LEFT AND 10 MEANS THE RIGHT, WHERE WOULD YOU PLACE YOURSELF? 0..10

EX023 IWER CHECK:Who answered the questions in this section? view item details » IWER CHECK:WHO ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION? 1 Respondent 2 Section not answered (proxy interview)

If MN005 = 2 »

	EX100 IWER:Is the respondent's partner available and willing to be interviewed in this session or are you doing a proxy interview for the partner in this session? view item details » IWER:IS THE RESPONDENT'S PARTNER AVAILABLE AND WILLING TO BE INTERVIEWED IN THIS SESSION OR ARE YOU DOING A PROXY INTERVIEW FOR THE PARTNER IN THIS SESSION? 1 Yes, partner is available and willing to be interviewed in this session 5 No, partner unavailable or unwilling to be interviewed in this session

	If IWER:Is the respondent's partner available and willing to be interviewed in this session or are you doing a proxy interview for the partner in this session? view item details » = 5 »

		EX101 Before we finish, could you please also give me some information on [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner], who is not doing the interview today? view item details » BEFORE WE FINISH, COULD YOU PLEASE ALSO GIVE ME SOME INFORMATION ON [YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER], WHO IS NOT DOING THE INTERVIEW TODAY? 1 Continue

		EX102 How many years has [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] been in full time education? view item details » HOW MANY YEARS HAS [YOUR/YOUR/YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER] BEEN IN FULL TIME EDUCATION? 0..21

		EX103 In general, how would you describe the current employment situation of [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner]? view item details » IN GENERAL, HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE CURRENT EMPLOYMENT SITUATION OF [YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER]? 1 Retired 2 Employed or self-employed (including working for family business) 3 Unemployed and looking for work 4 Permanently sick or disabled 5 Homemaker 6 Other

		If (In general, how would you describe the current employment situation of [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner]? view item details » <> 1 Retired 2 Employed or self-employed (including working for family business) 3 Unemployed and looking for work 4 Permanently sick or disabled 5 Homemaker 6 Other ) and (In general, how would you describe the current employment situation of [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner]? view item details » <> 2) »

			EX104 Has [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] ever done any paid work ? view item details » HAS [YOUR/YOUR/YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER] EVER DONE ANY PAID WORK ? 1 Yes 5 No

		If ((EX103 = 1) or (EX103 = 2)) or (EX104 = 1) »

			EX105 In [his/her] [last/current/last] job, [was/is/was] [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] a private sector employee, a public sector employee or a selfemployed? view item details » IN [HIS/HER] [LAST/CURRENT/LAST] JOB, [WAS/IS/WAS] [YOUR/YOUR/YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER] A PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYEE, A PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYEE OR A SELFEMPLOYED? 1 Private sector employee 2 Public sector employee 3 Self-employed

If MN001 = 1 »

	EX123 It has not been decided yet but we are think ing about continuing this research project in one or two years with another, much shorter interview. For this reason, we hopethat it is ok with you that we k eep your name and address in our files, so that we can contact you again. Is this ok ? view item details » IT HAS NOT BEEN DECIDED YET BUT WE ARE THINK ING ABOUT CONTINUING THIS RESEARCH PROJECT IN ONE OR TWO YEARS WITH ANOTHER, MUCH SHORTER INTERVIEW. FOR THIS REASON, WE HOPETHAT IT IS OK WITH YOU THAT WE K EEP YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS IN OUR FILES, SO THAT WE CAN CONTACT YOU AGAIN. IS THIS OK ? 1 Consent to recontact 5 No consent to recontact

Else

	If ((MN001 = 7) or (MN001 = 3)) and (MN101 = 0) »

		EX123 It has not been decided yet but we are think ing about continuing this research project in one or two years with another, much shorter interview. For this reason, we hopethat it is ok with you that we k eep your name and address in our files, so that we can contact you again. Is this ok ? view item details » IT HAS NOT BEEN DECIDED YET BUT WE ARE THINK ING ABOUT CONTINUING THIS RESEARCH PROJECT IN ONE OR TWO YEARS WITH ANOTHER, MUCH SHORTER INTERVIEW. FOR THIS REASON, WE HOPETHAT IT IS OK WITH YOU THAT WE K EEP YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS IN OUR FILES, SO THAT WE CAN CONTACT YOU AGAIN. IS THIS OK ? 1 Consent to recontact 5 No consent to recontact

EX024 Thank you. This was the last question. We would lik e to thank you very much again for participating in our research project. We k now it has been a long and difficultquestionnaire, but your help was really important. With your participation you have helped researchers to understand how the ageing of populations in Europe affects ourfuture. view item details » THANK YOU. THIS WAS THE LAST QUESTION. WE WOULD LIK E TO THANK YOU VERY MUCH AGAIN FOR PARTICIPATING IN OUR RESEARCH PROJECT. WE K NOW IT HAS BEEN A LONG AND DIFFICULTQUESTIONNAIRE, BUT YOUR HELP WAS REALLY IMPORTANT. WITH YOUR PARTICIPATION YOU HAVE HELPED RESEARCHERS TO UNDERSTAND HOW THE AGEING OF POPULATIONS IN EUROPE AFFECTS OURFUTURE. 1 Continue

If MN028 = 1 »

	EX121 IWER: Enter the approximate outside temperature in degree celsius. If temperature is below zero degrees, type in '0'. If temperature is higher then 60 degrees, type'60' view item details » IWER: ENTER THE APPROXIMATE OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE IN DEGREE CELSIUS. IF TEMPERATURE IS BELOW ZERO DEGREES, TYPE IN '0'. IF TEMPERATURE IS HIGHER THEN 60 DEGREES, TYPE'60' 0..60

	EX122 IWER: Tak e DBS Mark er book let and follow the instructions 16 to the end. view item details » IWER: TAK E DBS MARK ER BOOK LET AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS 16 TO THE END. 1 Continue

EX106 IWER:Tak e a drop-off questionnaire and fill in first name and respondent id {RespondentID} to drop-off cover.Enter drop-off serial number from drop-off questionnaire to CAPI below.Hand out drop-off questionnaire to respondent. view item details » IWER:TAK E A DROP-OFF QUESTIONNAIRE AND FILL IN FIRST NAME AND RESPONDENT ID {RESPONDENTID} TO DROP-OFF COVER.ENTER DROP-OFF SERIAL NUMBER FROM DROP-OFF QUESTIONNAIRE TO CAPI BELOW.HAND OUT DROP-OFF QUESTIONNAIRE TO RESPONDENT.

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EX029

Now, I have a question about praying. Think ing about the present, how often do you pray?

NOW, I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT PRAYING. THINK ING ABOUT THE PRESENT, HOW OFTEN DO YOU PRAY?
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1 More than once a day
2 Once daily
3 A couple of times a week
4 Once a week
5 Less than once a week
6 Never

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EX001

Now, I have questions about how lik ely you think various events might be. When I ask a question I'd lik e for you to give me a number from 0 to 100.Let's try an example together and start with the weather. Look ing at card {SHOWCARD_ID}, what do you think the chances are that it will be sunny tomorrow? For example,'90' would mean a 90 per cent chance of sunny weather. You can say any number from 0 to 100.

NOW, I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW LIK ELY YOU THINK VARIOUS EVENTS MIGHT BE. WHEN I ASK A QUESTION I'D LIK E FOR YOU TO GIVE ME A NUMBER FROM 0 TO 100.LET'S TRY AN EXAMPLE TOGETHER AND START WITH THE WEATHER. LOOK ING AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}, WHAT DO YOU THINK THE CHANCES ARE THAT IT WILL BE SUNNY TOMORROW? FOR EXAMPLE,'90' WOULD MEAN A 90 PER CENT CHANCE OF SUNNY WEATHER. YOU CAN SAY ANY NUMBER FROM 0 TO 100.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
0..100

If Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}. In general, which of the following best describes your @bcurrent@b employment situation? (EP005) = 2 »

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EX007

(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that before you retire the government will reduce the pension which you are entitled to?

(PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.)WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT BEFORE YOU RETIRE THE GOVERNMENT WILL REDUCE THE PENSION WHICH YOU ARE ENTITLED TO?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
0..100

| If MN808 < 61 »

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EX025

(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.) Think ing about your work generally and not just your present job, what are the chances that you will be work ing full-time afteryou reach age 63?

(PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.) THINK ING ABOUT YOUR WORK GENERALLY AND NOT JUST YOUR PRESENT JOB, WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT YOU WILL BE WORK ING FULL-TIME AFTERYOU REACH AGE 63?
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0..100

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EX008

(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that before you retire the government will raise your retirement age?

(PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.)WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT BEFORE YOU RETIRE THE GOVERNMENT WILL RAISE YOUR RETIREMENT AGE?
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
0..100

If MN808 < 101 »

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EX009

(Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}.)What are the chances that you will live to be age [75/80/85/90/95/100/105/110/120] or more?

(PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}.)WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT YOU WILL LIVE TO BE AGE [75/80/85/90/95/100/105/110/120] OR MORE?
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0..100

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EX026

Finally, I would now lik e to ask a question about how you view other people. Generally speak ing, would you say that most peoplecan be trusted or that you can't be too careful in dealing with people? Not look ing at card {SHOWCARD_ID} anymore, please tell me on a scale from 0 to 10, where 0means you can't be too careful and 10 means that most people can be trusted.

FINALLY, I WOULD NOW LIK E TO ASK A QUESTION ABOUT HOW YOU VIEW OTHER PEOPLE. GENERALLY SPEAK ING, WOULD YOU SAY THAT MOST PEOPLECAN BE TRUSTED OR THAT YOU CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL IN DEALING WITH PEOPLE? NOT LOOK ING AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID} ANYMORE, PLEASE TELL ME ON A SCALE FROM 0 TO 10, WHERE 0MEANS YOU CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL AND 10 MEANS THAT MOST PEOPLE CAN BE TRUSTED.
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0..10

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EX110

Please look at card {SHOWCARD_ID}. When people invest their savings they can choose between assets that give low return with little risk to lose money, for instance abank account or a safe bond, or assets with a high return but also a higher risk of losing, for instance stock s and shares. Which of the statements on the card comesclosest to the amount of financial risk that you are willing to tak e when you save or mak e investments?

PLEASE LOOK AT CARD {SHOWCARD_ID}. WHEN PEOPLE INVEST THEIR SAVINGS THEY CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN ASSETS THAT GIVE LOW RETURN WITH LITTLE RISK TO LOSE MONEY, FOR INSTANCE ABANK ACCOUNT OR A SAFE BOND, OR ASSETS WITH A HIGH RETURN BUT ALSO A HIGHER RISK OF LOSING, FOR INSTANCE STOCK S AND SHARES. WHICH OF THE STATEMENTS ON THE CARD COMESCLOSEST TO THE AMOUNT OF FINANCIAL RISK THAT YOU ARE WILLING TO TAK E WHEN YOU SAVE OR MAK E INVESTMENTS?
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1 Take substantial financial risks expecting to earn substantial returns
2 Take above average financial risks expecting to earn above average returns
3 Take average financial risks expecting to earn average returns
4 Not willing to take any financial risks

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EX111

In planning your saving and spending, which of the following time periods is most important to you?

IN PLANNING YOUR SAVING AND SPENDING, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TIME PERIODS IS MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU?
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1 Next few months
2 Next year
3 Next few years
4 Next 5-10 years
5 Longer than 10 years

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EX028

In politics people sometimes talk of left and right. On a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 means the left and 10 means the right, where would you place yourself?

IN POLITICS PEOPLE SOMETIMES TALK OF LEFT AND RIGHT. ON A SCALE FROM 0 TO 10, WHERE 0 MEANS THE LEFT AND 10 MEANS THE RIGHT, WHERE WOULD YOU PLACE YOURSELF?
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0..10

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EX023

IWER CHECK:Who answered the questions in this section?

IWER CHECK:WHO ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION?
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1 Respondent
2 Section not answered (proxy interview)

If MN005 = 2 »

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EX100

IWER:Is the respondent's partner available and willing to be interviewed in this session or are you doing a proxy interview for the partner in this session?

IWER:IS THE RESPONDENT'S PARTNER AVAILABLE AND WILLING TO BE INTERVIEWED IN THIS SESSION OR ARE YOU DOING A PROXY INTERVIEW FOR THE PARTNER IN THIS SESSION?
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1 Yes, partner is available and willing to be interviewed in this session
5 No, partner unavailable or unwilling to be interviewed in this session

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EX101

Before we finish, could you please also give me some information on [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner], who is not doing the interview today?

BEFORE WE FINISH, COULD YOU PLEASE ALSO GIVE ME SOME INFORMATION ON [YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER], WHO IS NOT DOING THE INTERVIEW TODAY?
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EX102

How many years has [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] been in full time education?

HOW MANY YEARS HAS [YOUR/YOUR/YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER] BEEN IN FULL TIME EDUCATION?
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EX103

In general, how would you describe the current employment situation of [your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner]?

IN GENERAL, HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE CURRENT EMPLOYMENT SITUATION OF [YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER]?
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1 Retired
2 Employed or self-employed (including working for family business)
3 Unemployed and looking for work
4 Permanently sick or disabled
5 Homemaker
6 Other

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EX104

Has [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] ever done any paid work ?

HAS [YOUR/YOUR/YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER] EVER DONE ANY PAID WORK ?
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1 Yes
5 No

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EX105

In [his/her] [last/current/last] job, [was/is/was] [your/your/your/your] [husband/wife/partner/partner] a private sector employee, a public sector employee or a selfemployed?

IN [HIS/HER] [LAST/CURRENT/LAST] JOB, [WAS/IS/WAS] [YOUR/YOUR/YOUR/YOUR] [HUSBAND/WIFE/PARTNER/PARTNER] A PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYEE, A PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYEE OR A SELFEMPLOYED?
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1 Private sector employee
2 Public sector employee
3 Self-employed

If MN001 = 1 »

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EX123

It has not been decided yet but we are think ing about continuing this research project in one or two years with another, much shorter interview. For this reason, we hopethat it is ok with you that we k eep your name and address in our files, so that we can contact you again. Is this ok ?

IT HAS NOT BEEN DECIDED YET BUT WE ARE THINK ING ABOUT CONTINUING THIS RESEARCH PROJECT IN ONE OR TWO YEARS WITH ANOTHER, MUCH SHORTER INTERVIEW. FOR THIS REASON, WE HOPETHAT IT IS OK WITH YOU THAT WE K EEP YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS IN OUR FILES, SO THAT WE CAN CONTACT YOU AGAIN. IS THIS OK ?
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1 Consent to recontact
5 No consent to recontact

Else

| If (MN001 = 7) or (MN001 = 3)) and (MN101 = 0) »

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EX123

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EX024

Thank you. This was the last question. We would lik e to thank you very much again for participating in our research project. We k now it has been a long and difficultquestionnaire, but your help was really important. With your participation you have helped researchers to understand how the ageing of populations in Europe affects ourfuture.

THANK YOU. THIS WAS THE LAST QUESTION. WE WOULD LIK E TO THANK YOU VERY MUCH AGAIN FOR PARTICIPATING IN OUR RESEARCH PROJECT. WE K NOW IT HAS BEEN A LONG AND DIFFICULTQUESTIONNAIRE, BUT YOUR HELP WAS REALLY IMPORTANT. WITH YOUR PARTICIPATION YOU HAVE HELPED RESEARCHERS TO UNDERSTAND HOW THE AGEING OF POPULATIONS IN EUROPE AFFECTS OURFUTURE.
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EX121

IWER: Enter the approximate outside temperature in degree celsius. If temperature is below zero degrees, type in '0'. If temperature is higher then 60 degrees, type'60'

IWER: ENTER THE APPROXIMATE OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE IN DEGREE CELSIUS. IF TEMPERATURE IS BELOW ZERO DEGREES, TYPE IN '0'. IF TEMPERATURE IS HIGHER THEN 60 DEGREES, TYPE'60'
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EX122

IWER: Tak e DBS Mark er book let and follow the instructions 16 to the end.

IWER: TAK E DBS MARK ER BOOK LET AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS 16 TO THE END.
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EX106

IWER:Tak e a drop-off questionnaire and fill in first name and respondent id @B {RespondentID}@B to drop-off cover.Enter drop-off serial number from drop-off questionnaire to CAPI below.Hand out drop-off questionnaire to respondent.

IWER:TAK E A DROP-OFF QUESTIONNAIRE AND FILL IN FIRST NAME AND RESPONDENT ID @B {RESPONDENTID}@B TO DROP-OFF COVER.ENTER DROP-OFF SERIAL NUMBER FROM DROP-OFF QUESTIONNAIRE TO CAPI BELOW.HAND OUT DROP-OFF QUESTIONNAIRE TO RESPONDENT.

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