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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 4, 2013-2014

Variable Details

VariableRELATER4
LabelRelationship to YL child
Responses
0 Joven del Proyecto 1893
1 Padre/Madre biol 3469
2 Pareja del padre/madre 145
3 Madre/Padre adoptivo (adopci 8
4 Tutora/Tutor legal 3
5 Abuelo(a) Materna 739
6 Abuelo(a) Paterna 286
7 Hermano(a) (misma padre y madre) 3935
8 Medio hermano(a) (mismo padre) 75
9 Medio hermano(a) (misma madre) 506
10 Hermanastro(a) (sin padres en com 24
11 Hermano(a) adoptivo 12
12 Hermanastro(a) (hijo del Tutor Legal) 2
13 T 1377
14 Primo(a) 449
15 Sobrino(a) 186
16 Cu 65
17 Bisabuelo(a) Materno 47
18 Bisabuelo(a) Paterno 13
19 Otros Parientes (especificar) 33
20 Trabajador(a) del hogar 13
21 Otros no parientes (especificar) 70
22 Nana, nodriza 4
23 Inquilino / pensionista 2
24 Padre/Madre Adoptivo (Adopci 9
25 Pareja/esposo(a) de YL child 1
26 Suegro(a) de YL child 0
27 Hijo(a) del YL child 0
77 NS 2
79 NqC 0
88 NA 1283
Sysmiss 51
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 4, 2013-2014
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