Appendix A: HOME-SF Scales (NLSY79 Child)

Appendix A: HOME-SF Scales (NLSY79 Child)

Appendix A-2d. The NLSY79 HOME scales and item recodes: Children age 10-14 years

 

E = Emotional Support; C = Cognitive Stimulation

Q Name 2002-2004 Q Name 2006-2014 Scale Question Text Recode
1 0
HOME-D01 MS-HOME-D01 C How many books does child have? 4 1-3
HOME-D02A MS-HOME-D02A  E How often is child expected to make his/her own bed? 2-5 else
HOME-D02B MS-HOME-D02B  E How often is child expected to clean his/her own room? 2-5 else
HOME-D02C MS-HOME-D02C E How often is child expected to pick up after himself/herself? 2-5 else
HOME-D02D MS-HOME-D02D  E How often is child expected to keep shared living areas clean and straight? 2-5 else
HOME-D02E MS-HOME-D02E E How often is child expected to do routine chores? 2-5 else
HOME-D02F MS-HOME-D02F  E How often is child expected to help manage his/her own time? 2-5 else
HOME-D03 MS-HOME-D03  C Is there a musical instrument that child can use here at home? 1 0
HOME-D04 MS-HOME-D04 C Does your family get a daily newspaper? 1 0
HOME-D05 MS-HOME-D05  C How often does child read for enjoyment? 1,2 3-5
HOME-D06 MS-HOME-D06 C Does your family encourage child to start and keep doing hobbies? 1 0
HOME-D07 MS-HOME-D07 C Does child get special lessons or belong to any organization that encourages activities such as sports, music, art, dance, drama, etc.? 1 0
HOME-D08 MS-HOME-D08 C How often has any family member taken or arranged to take child to any type of museum? 2-5 1
HOME-D09 MS-HOME-D09  C How often has a family member taken or arranged to take child to any type of musical or theatrical performance within the past year? 2-5 1
HOME-D10 MS-HOME-D10  E How often does your whole family get together with relatives or friends? 4,5 1-3
HOME-D11 MS-HOME-D11  - How much time would you say child spends watching TV on a typical weekday? - -
HOME-D12 MS-HOME-D12 - How much time would you say child spends watching TV on a typical weekend day? - -
HOME-D13 MS-HOME-D13  - Does child ever see his or her father, stepfather, or father-figure? - -
HOME-D14 MS-HOME-D14 - Is this man his/her biological father, stepfather, or father-figure? - -
HOME-D15 MS-HOME-D15 - What is his relationship to you? - -
HOME-D16 MS-HOME-D16  E How often does child spend time with his/her father, stepfather, or father-figure? 1,2 3-7
HOME-D17 MS-HOME-D17 E How often does child spend time with his/her father, stepfather, or father-figure in outdoor activities? 1-3 4-7, 98
HOME-D18 MS-HOME-D18  E How often does child eat a meal with both mother and father? 1,2 3-7
HOME-D19 MS-HOME-D19 C When your family watches TV together, do you or child's father (or stepfather or father-figure) discuss TV programs with him/her? 1 0
HOME-D20A MS-HOME-D20A  - How close does child feel toward you? - -
HOME-D20B MS-HOME-D20B - How close does child feel toward his/her biological father? - -
HOME-D20D MS-HOME-D20D  - How close does child feel toward his/her stepfather? - -
HOME-D21B-01 MS-HOME-D21B-01 E** Mother response to tantrum-Grounding 1 -
HOME-D21B-02 MS-HOME-D21B-02 E** Mother response to tantrum-Spanking - 0
HOME-D21B-03 MS-HOME-D21B-03 E** Mother response to tantrum-Talk with child 1 -
HOME-D21B-04 MS-HOME-D21B-04  E** Mother response to tantrum-Give child a household chore 1 -
HOME-D21B-05 MS-HOME-D21B-05 E** Mother response to tantrum-Ignore it 1 -
HOME-D21B-06 MS-HOME-D21B-06  E** Mother response to tantrum-Send child to room 1 -
HOME-D21B-07 MS-HOME-D21B-07  E** Mother response to tantrum-Take away allowance 1 -
HOME-D21B-08 MS-HOME-D21B-08  E** Mother response to tantrum-Take away TV, phone or other privileges 1 -
HOME-D21B-10 MS-HOME-D21B-10 E** Mother response to tantrum-Short time-out 1 -
HOME-D21B-09 MS-HOME-D21B-09  E** Mother response to tantrum-Other (specify) non-harsh harsh
HOME-D22A MS-HOME-D22A - If child brought home a report card with grades lower than expected, Low grades-How likely would you be to contact his or her teacher or principal? - -
HOME-D22B MS-HOME-D22B - Low grades-How likely would you be to lecture the child? - -
HOME-D22C MS-HOME-D22C - Low grades-How likely would you be to keep a closer eye on child's activities? - -
HOME-D22D MS-HOME-D22D - Low grades-How likely would you be to punish child? - -
HOME-D22E MS-HOME-D22E  - Low grades-How likely would you be to talk with child? - -
HOME-D22F MS-HOME-D22F - Low grades-How likely would you be to see child improves on his/her own? - -
HOME-D22G MS-HOME-D22G - Low grades-How likely would you be to tell child to study more? - -
HOME-D22H MS-HOME-D22H - Low grades-How likely would you be to help child with his/her homework more? - -
HOME-D22I MS-HOME-D22I - Low grades-How likely would you be to limit non-school activities? - -
HOME-D22J MS-HOME-D22J - Low grades-How likely would you be to do something else? - -
HOME-D23A MS-HOME-D23A  E How many times in the past week have you had to spank child? 0,1 >=2
HOME-D23B MS-HOME-D23B - How many times in the past week have you grounded child? - -
HOME-D23C MS-HOME-D23C - How many times in the past week have you taken away TV or other privileges? - -
HOME-D23D MS-HOME-D23D - How many times in the past week have you praised child for doing something worthwhile? - -
HOME-D23E MS-HOME-D23E - How many times in the past week have you taken away his/her allowance? - -
HOME-D23F MS-HOME-D23F  - How many times in the past week have you shown child physical affection? - -
HOME-D23G MS-HOME-D23G - How many times in the past week have you sent child to his/her room? - -
HOME-D23H MS-HOME-D23H  - How many times in the past week have you told another adult something positive about child? - -
CSOB-1C CSOB-1C    Interviewer: Did you observe child and his/her mother together at any time? 1 0
CSOB-2C CSOB-2C  E Interviewer: Mother encouraged child to contribute to the conversation? 1 0
CSOB-3C CSOB-3C E Interviewer: Mother answered child's questions or requests verbally? 1 0
CSOB-4C CSOB-4C E Interviewer: Mother conversed with child excluding scolding or suspicious comments? 1 0
CSOB-5C CSOB-5C  E Interviewer: Mother introduced interviewer to child by name? 1 0
CSOB-6C CSOB-6C  E Interviewer: Mother's voice conveyed positive feeling about child? 1 0
CSOB-7C CSOB-7C C Interviewer: Interior of the home is dark or perceptually monotonous? 0 1
CSOB-8C CSOB-8C C Interviewer: All visible rooms of the house/apartment are reasonably clean? 1 0
CSOB-9C CSOB-9C C Interviewer: All visible rooms of the house/apartment are minimally cluttered? 1 0
CSOB-10C CSOB-10C C Interviewer: Building has no potentially dangerous structural or health hazards within a school-aged child's range. 1 0
 
*Item not part of scale--used in scoring other item(s)
** If any harsh response in this series, then item score=0
Note: All HOME interviewer observation items (CSOB) are NOT read to the mother but completed by the interviewer at the conclusion of the Child Supplement.