Prompt Cards for Household Questionnaire

8/16/2019 Prompt Cards for Household Questionnaire

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GENERAL

SOCIAL SURVEY(GSS)

MARCH 2014 TO JUNE 2014

PROMPT CARDS


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AA1

1. Heterosexual or Straight

2. Gay or Lesbian

3. Bisexual

4. Other

SID_Q01


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A1

You may choose more than one answer:

10. Too much work (in job / business)

11. Lack of employer support

12. Little difference to work prospects

13. Not required for job / employer / business

14. Lack of information / suitable courses

15. Places not available / offered

16. Did not have pre-requisites

17. Own ill-health or disability

18. Caring for family members

19. No time

20. Financial reasons

21. Location / transport reasons

22. Lack of computer skills / access

23. Lack of literacy, numeracy or English skills

24. Discrimination because of ethnic or cultural background

25. Other

EDB_Q01B


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BB1






14. No time





19. Discrimination for any other reason


21. Age related reasons

22. Do not want to work

23. Other

BTE_Q01


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B1


10. Unpaid leave

11. Carer's leave

12. Parental / maternity / paternity leave

13. Flex leave

14. Annual holiday or recreational leave

15. Long Service Leave

16. Sick Leave

17. Flexible working hours

18. Permanent part-time

19. Shift work

20. Rostered day off

21. Working from home

22. Informal arrangement with employer

23. Other

WFC_Q02


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B2

Examples of work-related training courses:

- Training seminars

- Training workshops

- Talks or lecture presentations

- Classroom-style presentations

- Training conferences (incl. Tele / videoconferencing)

- Other group training sessions

- Audio-visual presentations

- Demonstration training sessions (e.g.Equipment, Health and Safety)

- Self-paced training courses

TRB_Q01


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B3


10. Too much work (in job / business)

11. Lack of employer support

12. Little difference to work prospects

13. Not required for job / employer / business

14. Lack of information / suitable courses





19. No time






25. Other

TRB_Q02


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C1

1. Can easily get to the places needed

2. Sometimes have difficulty getting to the placesneeded

3. Often have difficulty getting to the places needed

4. Can’t get to the places needed

ATR_Q01


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C2

Examples of motor vehicles you may have access to:

- Vehicle belonging to you (including jointlyowned vehicle)

- Vehicle belonging to another member of thishousehold

- Company or government vehicle for personaluse

ATR_Q02


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C3

1. Doctor / GP

2. Hospital

3. Medical Specialist

4. Chemist / Pharmacist / prescription

5. Dental Professional

6. Other health professional

SPH_Q03


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C4

10. No service available in area at time needed

11. Waiting time too long / No appointments

12. Cost of service

13. Decided not to seek care / didn’t bother

14. Personal or family responsibilities / Too busy

15. Transportation Problems

16. Language Problems

17. Discrimination

18. Dislikes (service / professional, afraid, embarrassed)

19. Felt it would be inadequate

20. Service not culturally appropriate

21. Other reason

DASP_Q03


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D2You may choose more than one answer:

1. Shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing

2. Chronic or recurring pain

3. A nervous or emotional condition

4. Long term effects as a result of a head injury, strokeor other brain damage

5. Any other long term condition that requirestreatment or medication

6. Any other long term condition such as arthritis,asthma, heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease,

dementia etc.

DIS_Q01 to DIS_QO2


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D3


10. Sight problems not corrected by glasses or contact lenses

11. Hearing problems

12. Speech problems

13. Blackouts, fits or loss of consciousness

14. Difficulty learning or understanding things

15. Limited use of arms or fingers

16. Difficulty gripping things

17. Limited use of legs or feet

18. Any condition that restricts physical activity or physicalwork (e.g. back problems, migraines)

19. Any disfigurement or deformity

20. Any mental illness for which help or supervision is required

DIS_Q03 to DIS_Q04


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D4

Examples of difficulties with various tasks:

Self-care

For example:- Bathing / showering- Dressing / undressing

- Eating / feeding- Going to toilet- Bladder / bowel control

Mobility

For example:

- Moving around away from home- Moving around at home- Getting in or out of a bed or chair

Communication in own language

For example:

- Understanding / being understood bystrangers, friends or family, including useof sign language / lip reading

DIS_Q05 to DIS_Q08


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D5

Examples of difficulties with education:

- Not attending school / further study due tocondition

- Need time off school / study

- Attend special classes / school

- Other related difficulties

DIS_Q09


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D6

Examples of difficulties with employment:

- Type of job you can do

- Number of hours you can work

- Finding suitable work

- Needing time off work

- Permanently unable to work

DIS_Q10


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D7


10. Asthma

11. Arthritis

12. Cancer

13. Diabetes

14. Heart disease

15. Kidney disease

16. Osteoporosis

17. Dementia

18. Hayfever/Allergies

19. Bronchitis20. Emphysema

21. Migraine

22. Thyroid trouble/goitre

23. Depression/ feeling depressed

24. Back pain or back problems

25. Behavioural or emotional disorders

26. Dependence on drugs or alcohol

27. Feeling anxious or nervous

28. Any other long term health or mental health condition

LTC_Q01


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E1


10. Banks or other financial institutions

11. Centrelink

12. Disability Services

13. Dentists

14. Doctors

15. Employment Services

16. Family Assistance Office

17. Hospitals

18. Legal services

19. Medicare

20. Mental Health Services

21. Telecommunication Services

22. Motor Vehicle Registry

23. Utilities Providers

24. Housing Services

25. Other service (Please specify)DASP_Q01


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E2


10. Cannot trust them

11. Cost of service

12. Disability restricts access to service

13. Waiting too long / Appointment not available at timerequired

14. Language difficulties

15. No service in your area

16. Transport / Distance

17. Poor Customer Service

18. Discrimination because of Ethnic or culturalbackground

19. Inadequate services in your area

20. Other reason

DASP_Q03


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F1


10. Child support payments

11. Give them money to help pay rent / bond / otherhousing costs

12. Provide or pay for food

13. Provide or pay for clothing

14. Let them borrow your car

15. Drive them places

16. Pay for educational costs / textbooks

17. Give them pocket money or an allowance

18. Give them money to pay bills / meet debt

19. Buy or give them money to buy big cost items

20. Other

SOH_Q05A, SOH_Q08, SOH_Q10, SOH_Q11, SOH_Q13A, SOH_Q16, SOH_Q18, SOH_Q19


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F2


10. Money to help pay rent / bond / other housing costs

11. Provide or pay for food

12. Provide or pay for clothing

13. Let them borrow your car

14. Drive them places

15. Pay for educational costs / textbooks

16. Give them spending money

17. Give them money to pay bills / meet debt

18. Buy or give them money to buy big cost items

19. Other (Please specify)

SOH_Q22A, SOH_Q24


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F3


1. Domestic work, home maintenance or gardening

2. Providing transport or running errands

3. Any unpaid child care

4. Any teaching, coaching or practical advice

5. Providing any emotional support

6. Any other help

UPH_Q02


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F4

1. Strongly agree

2. Somewhat agree

3. Neither agree nor disagree

4. Somewhat disagree

5. Strongly disagree

SFAV_Q01


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F5

Examples of types of crisis support:

- Advice on what to do

- Emotional support

- Help out when you have a serious illness or

injury

- Help in maintaining family or workresponsibilities

- Provide emergency money

- Provide emergency accommodation

- Provide emergency food

SITC_Q01


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F6


1. Friend

2. Neighbour

3. Family member

4. Work colleague

5. Community, charity or religious organisation

6. Local council or other government services

7. Health, legal or financial professional

8. Other

SITC_Q02


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F7


10. Stayed with relatives

11. Stayed at a friend’s house

12. Stayed in a caravan

13. Stayed at a boarding house / hostel

14. Stayed in a night shelter

15. Stayed in a shelter for the homeless

16. Stayed at a refuge (e.g. women’s shelter)

17. Squatted in an abandoned building

18. Slept rough (include sleeping in cars, tents etc.)


HOM_Q01


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F8


10. Travelling / on holiday

11. Work related reason

12. House-sitting

13. Saving money

14. Just moved back / into town or city

15. Building or renovating home

16. Tight housing / rental market

17. Violence / Abuse / Neglect

18. Alcohol or drug use

19. Family / Friend / Relationship problems

20. Financial problems (e.g. unable to pay mortgage or rent)

21. Mental illness

22. Lost job

23. Gambling

24. Eviction

25. Natural disaster


HOM_Q03


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F9

1. One time

2. Two times

3. Three times

4. Four times

5. Five times or more

HOM_Q04


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F10


10. Travelling / on holiday

11. Work related reason

12. House-sitting

13. Saving money

14. Just moved back/ into town or city

15. Building or renovating home

16. Tight housing / rental market

17. Violence / Abuse / Neglect

18. Alcohol or drug use

19. Family / Friend / Relationship problems

20. Financial problems (e.g. unable to pay mortgage or rent)

21. Mental illness

22. Lost job

23. Gambling

24. Eviction

25. Natural disaster


HOM_Q05


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F11

1. Less than 12 months ago

2. 12 months to less than 2 years

3. Two years to less than 5 years

4. Five years to less than 10 years

5. Ten years or more

HOM_Q06


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F12

1. Less than one week

2. One week to less than two weeks

3. Two weeks to less than four weeks

4. One month to less than two months

5. Two months to less than three months

6. Three months to less than four months

7. Four months to less than five months

8. Five months to less than six months

9. Six months or more

HOM_Q08


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F13


10. Housing service providers

11. Crisis accommodation

12. Mental health service

13. Church or community organisation (e.g. St Vincent De

Paul, Salvation Army, Mission Australia etc.)

14. Health service

15. Job service

16. Counselling service

17. Women’s refuge

18. Supported Accommodation Assistance Program

19. Shelter

20. Solicitor / Legal Aid

21. Member of Parliament

22. Hospital

23. Police


HOM_Q09


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F14


1. Did not know of any

2. Do not trust support services

3. Could not find one

4. Service was full

5. Refused help

6. Bad experience with service in the past

7. No need / not required


HOM_Q11


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F15


1. Serious illness

2. Serious accident

3. Death of a family member or close friend

4. Mental illness

5. Serious disability

STR_Q01


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F16


10. Divorce or separation

11. Not able to get a job

12. Involuntary loss of job

13. Alcohol or drug related problems

14. Witness to violence

15. Abuse or violent crime

16. Trouble with the police

17. Gambling problem

18. Discrimination because of ethnic or culturalbackground

19. Discrimination for any other reason

20. Bullying or harassment

21. Removal of children


STR_Q02


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F17

1. Trying to balance work and family responsibilities

2. Pressures of work / study

3. Demands of family

4. Take too much on

5. Not good at managing time

6. Too much to do / too many demands placed on you

7. Unpredictable working hours

8. Transport difficulties

9. Other (please specify)

TRTS_Q02


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F18


1. Calls made using a video link

2. Voice calls (mobile, fixed telephone, internet)

3. Text messaging

4. Email

5. Mail (including cards)

6. Web based chat, including phone applications

7. Other form of contact

CWF_Q05


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F19

1. A few times a day

2. Once a day

3. A few times a week

4. Once a week

5. At least once a month

6. At least once a quarter

CWF_Q07 to CWF_Q09


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F20

1. 1 to 2

3. 3 to 4

5. 5 or more

FFC_Q02, FFC_Q04


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F21

1. All

2. Most

3. About half

4. Few

5. None

COF_Q01 to COF_Q03


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F23

1. All of the time

2. Most of the time

3. Some of the time

4. A little of the time

5. None of the time

.

NAO_Q03, NAO_Q04


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F24

1. Strongly agree

2. Somewhat agree


4. Somewhat disagree


TRS_Q01 to TRS_Q05


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F25


10. At home

11. At work

12. At the shop

13. On public transport

14. At school or university

15. In a restaurant / bar

16. On the street or in a public place

17. Online

18. Applying for work / jobs

19. Applying for or keeping a flat/apartment or housing of anykind

20. Dealing with the police

21. Dealing with the courts

22. Dealing with government officials

23. Dealing with people involved in health care


HUM_Q01


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F26

1. All of the time

2. Most of the time

3. Some of the time

4. A little of the time

5. Only happened once

HUM_Q04


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F27


10. Your skin colour

11. Your nationality, race or ethnic group

12. The language you speak

13. The way you dress or your appearance

14. Your gender

15. Your age

16. A disability or health issue

17. Your marital status

18. Your family status

19. Your sexual orientation

20. Your occupation

21. Your religious beliefs

22. Your political position

23. Other

HUM_Q05


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F28

Examples of community support groups

- Service clubs

- Welfare organisations

- Education and training

- Parenting / children / youth

- Health promotion and support

- Emergency Services

- International aid and development

- Other community support groups

CMG_Q01


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F29

Examples of social groups

- Sport or physical recreation group

- Arts or heritage group

- Religious or spiritual group or organisation

- Craft or practical hobby group

- Adult education, other recreation or specialinterest group

- Ethnic / multicultural club

- Social clubs providing restaurants or bars

- Other social groups

CMG_Q02


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F30

Examples of civic or political groups

- Trade union, professional / technicalassociation

- Political party

- Civic group or organisation

- Environmental or animal welfare group

- Human and civil rights group

- Body corporate or tenants' association

- Consumer organisation

- Other civic or political organisation

CMG_Q03


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F31

1. Strongly agree

2. Agree


4. Disagree


CMP_Q01


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F32


1. Organised team sport

2. Arts/culture related activities (such as drama,

dance, music)

3. Youth group (such as guides, scouts, a choir)

4. Did some kind of volunteer work

5. Raised money door-to-door or in public place

for a cause or organisation

6. Active in student government

7. Active in a religious organisation

CMP_Q03


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G1

These are examples of types of organisations:

- Organised sporting group / team

- Youth group (such as guides, scouts, a choir)

- A charity organisation or cause

- Student government

- Religious organisation

- School or preschool

- Some other kind of volunteer work

VOL_Q02


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G2

10. Arts / Heritage

11. Business / Professional / Union

12. Welfare / Community

13. Education and training

14. Parenting, children and youth

15. Emergency services

16. Environment

17. Animal welfare

18. International Aid / Development

19. Health

20. Law / Justice / Political

21. Religious

22. Sport and physical recreation

23. Other recreation or interest

24. Ethnic and Ethnic-Australian groups

25. Other

VOL_Q06


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G3


10. Aboriginal / Torres Strait Islander people

11. Aged

12. Children

13. Financially disadvantaged

14. People with disabilities

15. People with chronic / long term illnesses

16. Homeless

17. Ethnic groups

18. Women

19. Drug dependent

20. Youth

21. No specific group / general community

22. Other

VOL_Q08A


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G4


10. Administration / recruitment / information management

11. Coaching / refereeing / judging

12. Performing / media production

13. Befriending / supportive listening / counselling / mentoring

14. Fundraising / sales

15. Food preparation / serving

16. Transporting people / goods

17. Repairing / maintenance / gardening

18. Management / committee work / co-ordination (includesday to day organising/ supervising)

19. Personal care / assistance

20. Teaching / instruction / providing information

21. Lobbying / advocacy / policy research

22. Search and rescue / first aid / fire fighting / communitysafety

23. Environmental Protection

24. Other

VOL_Q11-VOL_Q12


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G5


1. Phone calls

2. Postage

3. Uniform

4. Travel costs

5. Meals

6. Training

7. Other

VOL_Q21A


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G6

1. Knew someone involved

2. Someone asked me

3. Self involvement in organisation

4. Saw advertisement / report in media

5. Found out about it myself

6. Other

VOL_Q27


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G7


10. Personal / family involvement

11. Personal satisfaction

12. Social contact

13. Religious beliefs

14. To be active

15. To learn new skills

16. To do something worthwhile

17. Help others / community

18. Gain work experience

19. Use skills / experience

20. Felt obliged

21. Just happened

22. Other

VOL_Q29


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G8


10. Not interested / No need

11. No transport


13. No groups in local area

14. No childcare available

15. Not convenient

16. No time (Family/Work commitments)

17. Health reasons

18. Language reasons

19. Don’t know any groups

20. Other

VOL_Q30


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G9


10. Arts / Heritage organisations

11. Universities

12. Research organisations

13. Schools

14. Hospitals

15. Other health organisations

16. Community / Welfare services

17. International Aid

18. Religious organisations / Churches

19. Environmental / Animal welfare groups

20. Law / Justice / Political

21. Sport and physical recreation clubs

22. Other recreation (such as craft, hobby, other interestgroups)

23. Other

VOL_Q29


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H1

1. Very safe

2. Safe

3. Neither safe nor unsafe

4. Unsafe

5. Very unsafe

SAFE_Q01 to SAFE_Q03


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H2


10. Noisy driving

11. Dangerous driving

12. People being insulted, pestered, or intimidated in

the street

13. Public drunkenness

14. Rowdy behaviour

15. Offensive language or behaviour

16. People hanging around in groups

17. Noisy neighbours

18. People using or dealing drugs

19. Graffiti

20. Intentional damage to property other than graffiti

21. Any other problems

SOC_Q02


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I1


1. Public Library

2. Museum or Art Gallery

3. Botanic Garden, Zoo or Aquarium

4. Movie Theatre

5. Concert, Theatre or other Performing Arts Event

CAV_Q01


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GSS 2010

I2


1. Cost

2. No time

3. Not interested / No need

4. Not convenient

5. No transport

6. Health reasons

7. Accessed over the internet

8. Other


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CAV_Q02

J1


1. Desktop computer

2. Laptop computer

3. Mobile Phone / Smart Phone

4. Handheld computer (such as a tablet, PDA or iPad)

5. Games console (such as Playstation or Xbox)

6. Other device

PUCI_Q04


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J2


1. at work, including voluntary and unpaid work

2. at a school, TAFE, University or other educationalinstitution

3. at a public library

4. at a government shopfront, agency or department

5. at an Internet or Cyber Cafe, shopping mall orairport

6. at a neighbour's, friend's or relative's house

7. anywhere else

PUCI_Q06


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J3


Electronic lodgement of:

10. Tax returns

11. Claims or Applications for benefits (e.g.Centrelink, Medicare)

12. Applications for permits etc.

13. Bill payments e.g. rates and car registration

Information or services relating to:

14. Taxation

15. Pensions or other benefits (e.g. Centrelink,Medicare)

16. Employment / unemployment

17. Community safety education

18. Healthcare

19. Other

PUI_Q04


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K1


10. Could not pay electricity, gas or telephone billson time

11. Could not pay mortgage or rent payments ontime

12. Could not pay for car registration or insuranceon time

13. Could not make minimum payment on creditcard

14. Pawned or sold something because youneeded cash

15. Went without meals

16. Were unable to heat or cool your home

17. Sought financial assistance from friends orfamily

18. Sought assistance from welfare or communityorganisations

FSR_Q02


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K2

1. Once

2. Twice

3. 3 - 5 times

4. 6 - 9 times

5. 10 - 19 times

6. 20 times or more

FSR_Q03


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K3


1. Christmas period

2. Start of school year

3. End of financial year

4. Other

5. No particular period

FSR_Q04


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K4


10. Reduced home loan repayments

11. Drew on accumulated savings or term deposits

12. Increased the balance owing on credit cards by$1,000 or more

13. Entered into a loan agreement with family or friends

14. Took out a personal loan

15. Sold household goods or jewellery

16. Sold shares, stocks or bonds

17. Sold other assets

18. Other source

FSR_Q05


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K5


1. Followed a budget

2. Saved regularly

3. Paid more than the minimum payment required bycredit card company or loan provider

4. Made more than the minimum home loanrepayments

5. Made voluntary contributions towards superannu

ation

6. Received financial information, counselling oradvice from a professional (including Centrelink,welfare/community organisations and financialplanners)

FSR_Q06


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K6


10. Savings / bank account

11. Credit card or store card

12. Home loan

13. Hire purchase / deferred payment agreementincluding interest free purchases

14. Insurance policy (e.g. home contents and building,third party property etc.)

15. Other Loan

FSR_Q07


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L1


1. Family Tax Benefit as a regular payment from theFamily Assistance Office

2. Parenting Payment

3. Youth Allowance

4. Carer Allowance

5. War Widow's or Widower's Pension from the

Department of Veterans' Affairs, including IncomeSupport Supplement

6. Disability Pension from the Department of Veterans' Affairs

7. Overseas government pension

8. Any other government payment

RPI_Q10


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L2


1. Child support or maintenance

2. Superannuation, an annuity or private pension

3. Workers' compensation

RPI_Q19


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L3


10. Wages or salary (including from ownincorporated business)

11. Profit or loss from own unincorporatedbusiness or share in a partnership

12. Profit or loss from rental property

13. Dividends or interest

14. Any Government pension, benefit or allowance

15. Child Support or maintenance

16. Superannuation, Annuity or allocated pension

17. Workers’ Compensation

18. Other

RPPI_Q01, RPDI_Q01, IUMI_Q01, HSI_Q01, HSPI_Q01, HSDI_Q01, HSMI_Q01, HHI_Q01,HHMS_Q01


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L4

1. Real estate agent

2. State or Territory Housing Authority

3. Person not in the same household - Parent / Otherrelative

4. Person not in the same household - Other person

5. Person in the same household - Parent / Otherrelative

6. Person in the same household - Other person

7. Owner / Manager of caravan park

8. Employer - Defence Housing Authority

9. Employer - Government

10. Employer - Other

11. Housing co-operative / Community / Church Group

12. Other

LAN_Q01


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L5


1. Over $1,000 cash or deposited in banks, creditunions or other financial institutions

2. Own incorporated business

3. Shares, stocks and bonds

4. Other buildings or land

ICD_Q01


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M1

1. Less than $10,000

2. $10,000 - $49,999

3. $50,000 - $99,999

4. $100,000 or more

ICD_Q02


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M2


1. Credit cards or store cards not paid off by due date

2. Car loans or personal loans

3. Interest free purchases

4. Hire purchase agreements


ICD_Q03


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M3

1. Less than $5,000

2. $5,000 - $9,999

3. $10,000 - $49,999

4. $50,000 or more

Documents

Prompt Cards for Household Questionnaire