NETHERLANDS 1975
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Samples included
| Sample description | |
|---|---|
| Country: | THE NETHERLANDS 1975 |
| Study title: | En Week Tijd |
| Collector: | Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau |
| When conducted: | 5-18 October 1975; half the sample completed diaries 5-11 October; the second half completed diaries 12-18 October |
| Sampling method and study design: | Sample members self-completed both background questionnaires and 7-day time diaries broken into 1/4 hour time slots for every day of one week; respondents provided with an activity list and asked to self-code their main activities from this list; attention given to names of radio and television stations and titles of magazines listened to/watched/read; secondary, concurrent activities not recorded; respondents only asked to indicate if activity performed at home or away from home, no note on whether anyone else present; at the end of the 7 day period, interviewers discussed inconsistencies with respondents |
| Sample size: | 1,309 people aged 12+ |
| Response rate: | 1,650 people selected in original sample; 1,309 (79%) provided completed useful data |
| Weighting procedures: | |
| Sources of information: |
Knulst, W. P. (1977) Een Week Tijd: Rapport van een Onderzoek Naar de Tijdsbesteding van de Nederlandse Bevolking in Oktober 1975; Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau, Afdeling Rapportage en Advies, J. C. van Markenlaan 3, Rijswijk, S.C.P. - Cahier no. 10 Bijlage a Ontstaan en Organisatie van het Tijdbestedingsonderzoek 1975-1990. File released with the 1990 data by Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau (SCP) Professor Claude Javeau. (April 1984) Presentation of the Main Time-Budget Surveys Carried Out in Belgium, The Federal Republic of Germany, and The Netherlands and Summary Details of the Main Time-Budget Surveys Carried Out in Seven EEC Countries. Working paper. Universite Libre de Bruxelles |
| Available documentation: | Documentation |
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