Cape Area Panel Study 2002-2009, Waves 1-5

South Africa, 2002 - 2009
Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit

University of Cape Town, University of Michigan, Princeton University

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Relationship to YA#3, w5y_hh13 (w5h_reltoya3)

Data file: capsw5_h_roster_discarded_v1_1210

Overview

Valid: 83

Invalid: 838

Type: discrete

Decimal: 0

loc_width: 2

var_range: 1 - 99

var_format: numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
1	1. Self	18	21.7%
2	2. Wife/husband/partner	3	3.6%
3	3. Biological son or daughter	3	3.6%
4	4. Stepson/stepdaughter	0	0%
5	5. Son-in-law/daughter-in-law	0	0%
6	6. Grandchild	0	0%
7	7. Brother/sister	16	19.3%
8	8. Brother-in-law/sister-in-law	0	0%
9	9. Step brother/step sister	0	0%
10	10. Half brother/half sister	3	3.6%
11	11. Biological father/mother	10	12%
12	12. Father-in-law/mother-in-law	0	0%
13	13. grandparent	0	0%
14	14. uncle/aunt	0	0%
15	15. Nephew/niece	6	7.2%
16	16. Cousin	6	7.2%
17	17. Great-grandchild	0	0%
19	19. Household help	0	0%
20	20. Step-father/step-mother	0	0%
21	21. Friend	8	9.6%
22	22. Other unrelated	4	4.8%
24	24. Adoptive or foster parent	0	0%
25	25. Father's sister	0	0%
26	26. Father's brother	1	1.2%
27	27. Mother's sister	1	1.2%
28	28. Mother's brother	1	1.2%
29	29. Father's father/mother	0	0%
30	30. Mother's father/mother	2	2.4%
31	31. Other kin on father's side	0	0%
32	32. Other kin on mother's side	0	0%
33	33. Adoptive child	0	0%
34	34. Foster child	0	0%
43	43. Related through marriage	1	1.2%
44	44. Other related	0	0%
99	99. Don t know	0	0%
Sysmiss		838

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.