155 1 a lot, 611 2 a little, 206 3 or, nothing at all? 187 4 too early to tell 39 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q7: Overall, do you think that the Northern Ireland Assembly has achieved... Overall, do you think that the Northern Ireland Assembly has achieved... a lot, a little, or, nothing at all? 1198 7 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 637 1 Yes 561 2 No 2 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Social Care Q16: Have you heard of Age Awareness Week? Have you heard of 'Age Awareness Week'? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 24 1 Large employers and higher managerial occupations 67 2 Higher professional occupations 237 3 Lower managerial and professional occupations 157 4 Intermediate occupations 125 5 Small employers and own account workers 65 6 Lower supervisory and technical occupations 214 7 Semi-routine occupations 209 8 Routine occupations 72 9 Never worked and long-term unemployed 25 10 Not classified 10 -1 Skip, not applicable NS Socio Economic Classification - respondent 1195 10 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 22 1 Large employers and higher managerial occupations 39 2 Higher professional occupations 138 3 Lower managerial and professional occupations 68 4 Intermediate occupations 84 5 Small employers and own account workers 40 6 Lower supervisory and technical occupations 106 7 Semi-routine occupations 82 8 Routine occupations 58 9 Never worked and long-term unemployed 0 10 Not classified 548 -2 Skip, no partner 20 -1 Skip, not applicable NS Socio Economic Classification - partner 637 568 53 1 Yes, definitely 153 2 Yes, probably 396 3 Probably not 592 4 Definitely not 8 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered Avoid workplaces in mainly Catholic area IF 'YES' OR 'NO': Is this definitely or probably? Suppose you were applying for a job, would you avoid workplaces situated in a mainly Catholic area? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 49 1 Yes, definitely 103 2 Yes, probably 390 3 Probably not 651 4 Definitely not 8 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Avoid workplaces in mainly Protestant area IF 'YES' OR 'NO': Is this definitely or probably? Suppose you were applying for a job, would you avoid workplaces situated in a mainly Protestant area? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 32 1 Very fair 247 2 Quite fair 127 3 Neither fair nor unfair 374 4 Quite unfair 412 5 Very unfair 9 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q7b: Everybody gets a basic level of care from the government but has to pay the rest themselves SHOWCARD Here are some of the different ways that residential care might be paid for in the future. How fair are each of these? Everybody gets a basic level of care from the government but has to pay the rest themselves even if it means selling their home or taking out an insurance policy for care expenses. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1 998 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 1 999 Not answered Informal Care Q8: What is his/her age? ENTER AGE IF GIVEN OR CODE AS DON'T KNOW IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR ENTER 1 What is his/her age [person mainly care for]? 309 896 2 998 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 184 1 Most of the time 87 2 Sometimes 35 3 Not at all 4 8 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q16d: How often do you feel a sense that you are giving something back? Questions on card: First, how often do you feel under pressure because of your caring responsibilities? How often does your caring role make you feel happy that you are able to help someone? And how often do you feel resentment because of your caring responsibilities? And how often do you feel a sense that you are giving something back? Many people find that caring for another person is a labour of love, but there are drawbacks as well. Please could you look at this card, and tell me your answers to these four questions? And how often do you feel a sense that you are giving something back? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 40 1 One day per week 50 2 Two days per week 43 3 Three days per week 19 4 Four days per week 9 5 Five days per week 14 6 Six days per week 133 7 Seven days per week 2 8 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q12: And on how many days per week do you usually look after or help ^CareName? IF VARIES: ASK FOR THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN THE MOST RECENT WEEK OF CARING And on how many days per week do you usually look after or help (name)? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 33 1 Identified 277 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q10: Does ^CareName need help: Dementia CODE ALL THAT APPLY Does (name) need help as a result of... dementia? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 1 Identified 310 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q10: Does ^CareName need help: Dont know CODE ALL THAT APPLY Does (name) need help as a result of... (Don't know)? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 236 1 Most of the time 53 2 Sometimes 19 3 Not at all 2 8 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q16b: How often does your caring role make you feel happy that you are able to help someone? Questions on card: First, how often do you feel under pressure because of your caring responsibilities? How often does your caring role make you feel happy that you are able to help someone? And how often do you feel resentment because of your caring responsibilities? And how often do you feel a sense that you are giving something back? Many people find that caring for another person is a labour of love, but there are drawbacks as well. Please could you look at this card, and tell me your answers to these four questions? How often does your caring role make you feel happy that you are able to help someone? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 92 1 Yes 1110 2 No 0 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered Informal Care Q1: Is there anyone living with you who is sick, disabled or elderly whom you look after or give special help to? SECTION 5: Informal Carers Now some questions about informal care, that is care for those who are sick, disabled or elderly provided by non-professionals and generally unpaid. Some people have extra family responsibilities because they look after someone who is sick, disabled or elderly. May I check, is there anyone living with you who is sick, disabled or elderly whom you look after or give special help to (for example, a sick, disabled or elderly relative, wife, husband, partner, child, friend)? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 42 1 0-2 hours per week 48 2 3-4 hours per week 59 3 5-9 hours per week 52 4 10-19 hours per week 23 5 20-29 hours per week 14 6 30-34 hours per week 24 7 35-59 hours per week 46 8 60 hours plus 2 98 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 99 Not answered Informal Care Q11: How long do you spend looking after ^CareName in an average week? IF VARIES: ASK FOR THE NUMBER OF HOURS IN THE MOST RECENT WEEK OF CARING Taking account of all the help you give, including travelling time, about how long do you spend looking after (name) in an average week? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 24 1 Identified 286 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q10: Does ^CareName need help: Learning disability CODE ALL THAT APPLY Does (name) need help as a result of... learning disability? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 84 1 Yes 225 2 No 1 8 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q9: Does ^CareName live with you? May I just check, does (name) live with you [person mainly care for]? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 28 1 Identified 282 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q10: Does ^CareName need help: Mental illness CODE ALL THAT APPLY Does (name) need help as a result of... mental illness? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 131 1 Identified 179 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q10: Does ^CareName need help: Old age or frailty CODE ALL THAT APPLY Does (name) need help as a result of... old age or frailty? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 106 1 Identified 204 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q10: Does ^CareName need help: Physical disability CODE ALL THAT APPLY Does (name) need help as a result of... physical disability? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 100 1 Identified 210 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q10: Does ^CareName need help: Physical illness CODE ALL THAT APPLY Does (name) need help as a result of... physical illness? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 328 1 I ve thought about it but haven t done anything specific 142 2 I am saving money which I could use for these kinds of needs 38 3 I am buying/have bought a property and would be willing to u 17 4 I expect my family to help fund any such care 586 5 I haven t really thought about it 83 6 I don t think there is anything I can do to plan for this no 5 8 Don't know 6 9 Not answered Social Care Q15: Have you thought about how you might fund any care and support needs as you get older? SHOWCARD Have you thought about or made any plans about how you might fund any care and support needs as you get older? 1199 6 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 53 1 Most of the time 121 2 Sometimes 136 3 Not at all 0 8 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q16a: How often do you feel under pressure because of your caring responsibilities? Questions on card: First, how often do you feel under pressure because of your caring responsibilities? How often does your caring role make you feel happy that you are able to help someone? And how often do you feel resentment because of your caring responsibilities? And how often do you feel a sense that you are giving something back? Many people find that caring for another person is a labour of love, but there are drawbacks as well. Please could you look at this card, and tell me your answers to these four questions? First, how often do you feel under pressure because of your caring responsibilities? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 13 1 Most of the time 76 2 Sometimes 218 3 Not at all 3 8 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q16c: How often do you feel resentment because of your caring responsibilities? Questions on card: First, how often do you feel under pressure because of your caring responsibilities? How often does your caring role make you feel happy that you are able to help someone? And how often do you feel resentment because of your caring responsibilities? And how often do you feel a sense that you are giving something back? Many people find that caring for another person is a labour of love, but there are drawbacks as well. Please could you look at this card, and tell me your answers to these four questions? And how often do you feel resentment because of your caring responsibilities? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 246 1 Yes 954 2 No 1 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Informal Care Q3: Do you provide regular help for any sick/disabled/elderly relative/friend/neighbour not living with you? What about people not living with you, do you provide some regular service or help for any sick, disabled or elderly relative, friend or neighbour not living with you? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 116 1 Male 194 2 Female 0 8 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 9 Not answered Informal Care Q7: Is ^CareName male or female? And may I just check, is (name) male or female [person mainly care for]? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 34 1 Your husband, wife or partner 34 2 Your child or step-child 0 3 Your foster child 104 4 Your parent 23 5 Your parent-in-law 29 6 Your grandparent 21 7 Your brother or sister 33 8 Another relative 25 9 A friend or neighbour 6 10 Other 1 98 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 99 Not answered Informal Care Q5: Now thinking of the person you mainly care for. Is that person ... SHOWCARD Now thinking of the person you mainly care for (that is the person you spend most hours per week caring for). Is that person... your husband, wife or partner, your child or step-child, your foster child, your parent, your parent-in-law, your grandparent, your brother or sister, another relative, or a friend or neighbour? 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 584 1 a lot 481 2 a little 108 3 hardly anything 27 4 or nothing at all? 0 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered How do you understand about culture of Catholic community? How much do you understand about the Catholic community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... a lot, a little, hardly any, or none at all? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 170 1 Strongly support 693 2 Support 193 3 Neither support nor oppose 99 4 Oppose 24 5 Strongly oppose 21 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Social Care Q14: Do you support/oppose charities/not for profit organisations providing personal care for older people? SHOWCARD This would include a charity or other organisation that is paid by the government to provide social care and which is not making a profit. And what about charities or other 'not for profit' organisations? Do you support or oppose them providing personal care for older people? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 92 1 Several times a week 326 2 Once a week 73 3 2 or 3 times a month 65 4 Once a month 133 5 Several times a year 64 6 Once a year 98 7 Less Frequently 180 8 Never 1 98 Don't know 171 -1 Skip, from RELIGION 2 99 Not answered Background: How often nowadays do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion? PROBE AS NECESSARY Apart from special occasions such as weddings, funerals, baptisms and so on, how often nowadays do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion? 1032 173 DO NOT ASK IF ‘REFUSED’ OR ‘NO RELIGION’ IN QUESTION 23 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 180 1 Yes 689 2 No 45 3 My children are not yet at school 282 4 Never had any children (in my care) 2 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Background: And has any child in your care ever attended a mixed or integrated school in NI? And has any child in your care ever attended a mixed or integrated school in Northern Ireland, with fairly large numbers of both Catholics and Protestants attending? 1198 7 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 98 1 Yes 1100 2 No 2 8 Don't know 5 9 Refused/not answered Any (other) children under 16 not living with you? And can I just check, do you have any (other) children aged 16 or under not living with you? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 232 1 Strongly agree 642 2 Agree 118 3 Neither agree nor disagree 18 4 Disagree 1 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can't choose 48 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q15b: Politicians should be working with others in different communities so that there is compromise and reconciliation Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? Our politicians should be working with others in different communities so that there is compromise and reconciliation. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 70 1 A lot 54 2 A little 46 3 Hardly any? 1 4 Am not a member of one of the two main religious communities 3 8 Don't know 1031 -1 Skip, from SLFMXSCH 0 9 Not answered Background: How much contact did you have with other main religious community before attending integrated school How much contact did you have with the other main religious community before attending your first mixed or integrated school, would you say 'a lot', 'a little' or 'hardly any'? 174 1031 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 114 1 Strongly agree 395 2 Agree 206 3 Neither agree nor disagree 242 4 Disagree 46 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can't choose 56 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q15a: It is the job of our politicians to fight the corner for the community that they come from Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? It is the job of our politicians to fight the corner for the community that they come from. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 443 1 Yes 762 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: angry SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Angry. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1081 1 Yes 124 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: confused SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Confused. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 196 1 Yes 1009 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: dangerous SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Dangerous. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 13 1 Yes 1192 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: don't know SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Don't know. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 53 1 Definitely 165 2 Probably 418 3 It depends 324 4 Probably not 233 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 11 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q5a: Someone just diagnosed with dementia. Should continue to live alone? SHOWCARD Thinking about someone who has just been diagnosed with dementia. Choosing your answer from this card, do you think in most cases they should... continue to live alone? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 719 1 True 408 2 False 75 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered Dementia Q2d: Dementia is another term for Alzheimers disease We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? Dementia is another term for Alzheimer's disease. 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1128 1 True 45 2 False 31 8 Don't know 1 9 Not answered Dementia Q2a: Dementia is a disease of the brain We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? Dementia is a disease of the brain. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 188 1 Strongly agree 692 2 Agree 143 3 Neither agree nor disagree 146 4 Disagree 20 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 15 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q4f: People with dementia are like children and need cared for as you would a child SHOWCARD If respondent says 'Myself' at Q1, add: If, at any time, talking about these things is upsetting, please let me know and we can skip to the end of the section. Include a marker at every page to show if respondent wishes to skip to the end of the section. Here are some things that have been said about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? People with dementia are like children and need caring for as you would a child. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 274 1 Strongly agree 746 2 Agree 117 3 Neither agree nor disagree 50 4 Disagree 8 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 9 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q7a: People with dementia should be involved in activities in the community SHOWCARD And here are statements about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? People with dementia should be involved in activities in the community. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 71 1 True 1086 2 False 47 8 Don't know 1 9 Not answered Dementia Q2h: Dementia can be cured We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? Dementia can be cured. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 88 1 Strongly agree 478 2 Agree 311 3 Neither agree nor disagree 289 4 Disagree 25 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 13 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q4b: Other people take over making decisions for people with dementia far too much SHOWCARD If respondent says 'Myself' at Q1, add: If, at any time, talking about these things is upsetting, please let me know and we can skip to the end of the section. Include a marker at every page to show if respondent wishes to skip to the end of the section. Here are some things that have been said about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? Other people take over making decisions for people with dementia far too much. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 214 1 Strongly agree 701 2 Agree 130 3 Neither agree nor disagree 127 4 Disagree 19 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 13 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q4c: Once they have dementia the person you knew eventually disappears SHOWCARD If respondent says 'Myself' at Q1, add: If, at any time, talking about these things is upsetting, please let me know and we can skip to the end of the section. Include a marker at every page to show if respondent wishes to skip to the end of the section. Here are some things that have been said about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? Once they have dementia the person you knew eventually disappears. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 3 1 Definitely 48 2 Probably 174 3 It depends 384 4 Probably not 585 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 10 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q5c: Someone just diagnosed with dementia. Should continue to drive? SHOWCARD Thinking about someone who has just been diagnosed with dementia. Choosing your answer from this card, do you think in most cases they should... continue to drive? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 906 1 True 204 2 False 95 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q2f: There are drug treatments that help with dementia We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? There are drug treatments that help with dementia. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 369 1 Definitely 401 2 Probably 236 3 It depends 113 4 Probably not 76 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 9 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q5d: Someone just diagnosed with dementia. Should have an electronic device fitted? SHOWCARD Thinking about someone who has just been diagnosed with dementia. Choosing your answer from this card, do you think in most cases they should... have an electronic device fitted so that they can be located if they wander? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 357 1 True 768 2 False 79 8 Don't know 1 9 Not answered Dementia Q2e: People who eat healthily and exercise are less likely to get dementia We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? People who eat healthily and exercise are less likely to get dementia. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 81 1 Strongly agree 476 2 Agree 222 3 Neither agree nor disagree 356 4 Disagree 54 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 15 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q4d: As soon as someone is diagnosed with dementia they are not treated like a thinking human being anymore SHOWCARD If respondent says 'Myself' at Q1, add: If, at any time, talking about these things is upsetting, please let me know and we can skip to the end of the section. Include a marker at every page to show if respondent wishes to skip to the end of the section. Here are some things that have been said about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? As soon as someone is diagnosed with dementia they are not treated like a thinking human being any more. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 290 1 Strongly agree 703 2 Agree 61 3 Neither agree nor disagree 103 4 Disagree 37 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 10 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q4a: There comes a time when all you can do for someone with dementia is to keep them clean, healthy and safe SHOWCARD If respondent says 'Myself' at Q1, add: If, at any time, talking about these things is upsetting, please let me know and we can skip to the end of the section. Include a marker at every page to show if respondent wishes to skip to the end of the section. Here are some things that have been said about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? There comes a time when all you can do for someone with dementia is to keep them clean, healthy and safe. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 852 1 True 196 2 False 151 8 Don't know 6 9 Not answered Dementia Q2g: There are many different kinds of dementia We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? There are many different kinds of dementia. 1199 6 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 2 1 Yes, myself 281 2 Yes, family member 113 3 Yes, friend 118 4 Yes, acquaintance 672 5 No 18 6 Yes, unclear who 1 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q1: Do you know anybody personally who has dementia? CODE FIRST TO APPLY SECTION 2: DEMENTIA Now we come on to the next topic which is something that is affecting many people in Northern Ireland today, that is, dementia. Do you know anybody personally who has dementia? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 22 1 Definitely 125 2 Probably 281 3 It depends 432 4 Probably not 334 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 10 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q5b: Someone just diagnosed with dementia. Should continue to manage their own medication? SHOWCARD Thinking about someone who has just been diagnosed with dementia. Choosing your answer from this card, do you think in most cases they should... continue to manage their own medication? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 650 1 True 512 2 False 43 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q2b: Dementia is a mental illness We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? Dementia is a mental illness. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 39 1 Strongly agree 323 2 Agree 215 3 Neither agree nor disagree 521 4 Disagree 94 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 12 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q7d: People who have just been diagnosed with dementia are unable to make decisions about their own care SHOWCARD And here are statements about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? People who have just been diagnosed with dementia are unable to make decisions about their own care. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 352 1 True 825 2 False 28 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q2c: Dementia is part of the normal process of aging We are interested in what people think of dementia. Could you tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false? Dementia is part of the normal process of ageing. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 58 1 Strongly agree 396 2 Agree 240 3 Neither agree nor disagree 421 4 Disagree 73 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 16 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q7c: There is little or no benefit to be gained from telling someone they have dementia SHOWCARD And here are statements about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? There is little or no benefit to be gained from telling someone they have dementia. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 2 1 Forgetful 2 2 Lonely 1 3 Depends on the form of it 1 4 No memory 1 5 Don't know any difference 1 6 Not themselves 1 7 Vacant 2 8 Don't know 0 9 Lonely 0 10 no memory 0 11 not themselves 0 12 vacant 1194 -1 Skip, from DOTHER Describe someone with dementia: other answer SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Other answer. 11 1194 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 50 1 Strongly agree 369 2 Agree 397 3 Neither agree nor disagree 320 4 Disagree 53 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 15 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q7b: Better for people with dementia/their families if they are cared for in a residential unit/nursing home SHOWCARD And here are statements about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? It is better for people with dementia and their families if they are cared for in a residential unit or a nursing home. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 18 1 Strongly agree 166 2 Agree 181 3 Neither agree nor disagree 602 4 Disagree 230 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 7 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q7e: There is no point in trying to talk to people with dementia as they wont be able to understand SHOWCARD And here are statements about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? There is no point in trying to talk to people with dementia as they won't be able to understand. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 54 1 Strongly agree 281 2 Agree 210 3 Neither agree nor disagree 468 4 Disagree 172 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 19 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q4e: For people with really bad dementia I dont think like is worth living SHOWCARD If respondent says 'Myself' at Q1, add: If, at any time, talking about these things is upsetting, please let me know and we can skip to the end of the section. Include a marker at every page to show if respondent wishes to skip to the end of the section. Here are some things that have been said about people with dementia. How much do you agree or disagree with each of these? For people with really bad dementia I don't think life is worth living. 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 746 1 Yes 459 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: frightened SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Frightened. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 36 1 Yes 1169 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: fun SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Fun. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 74 1 Yes 1131 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: gentle SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Gentle. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 85 1 Yes 1120 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: happy SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Happy. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 128 1 Yes 1069 2 No 3 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Social Care Q11: Have you ever heard of Direct Payments for the social care of older people? Have you ever heard of 'Direct Payments' for the social care of older people? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 308 1 Yes 891 2 No 0 8 Don't know 6 9 Not answered Background: Do you have a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity? Do you have a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity? By long-standing I mean anything that has troubled you over a period of time or that is likely to affect you over a period of time. 1199 6 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 98 1 Strongly agree 337 2 Agree 257 3 Neither agree nor disagree 232 4 Disagree 61 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can't choose 74 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q15c: The most important thing throughout all the issues facing NI is the divide between nationalists and unionists Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? The most important thing to bear in mind throughout all the issues facing Northern Ireland is the divide between nationalists and unionists. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 100 1 Strongly agree 398 2 Agree 280 3 Neither agree nor disagree 187 4 Disagree 37 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can't choose 57 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q15d: The most important thing throughout all the issues facing NI is the divide between the rich and the poor Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? The most important thing to bear in mind throughout all the issues facing Northern Ireland is the divide between the rich and the poor. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 45 1 Yes 1160 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: kind SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Kind. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 693 1 Yes 512 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: lost SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Lost. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 10 1 Definitely 21 2 Probably 195 3 It depends 377 4 Probably not 593 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 8 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q6a: Someone with dementia for a long time? Should continue to live alone? SHOWCARD And what about someone who has had dementia for a long time? Again choosing your answer from this card, do you think that in most cases they should... continue to live alone? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 1 Definitely 8 2 Probably 68 3 It depends 240 4 Probably not 881 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 7 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q6c: Someone with dementia for a long time? Should continue to drive? SHOWCARD And what about someone who has had dementia for a long time? Again choosing your answer from this card, do you think that in most cases they should... continue to drive? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 523 1 Definitely 296 2 Probably 177 3 It depends 79 4 Probably not 119 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 10 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q6d: Someone with dementia for a long time? Should have an electronic device fitted? SHOWCARD And what about someone who has had dementia for a long time? Again choosing your answer from this card, do you think that in most cases they should... have an electronic device fitted so that they can be located if they wander? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 3 1 Definitely 21 2 Probably 128 3 It depends 309 4 Probably not 736 5 Definitely not 0 6 Respondent upset - skip section 7 8 Don't know 1 -1 Skip, not answered 0 9 Not answered Dementia Q6b: Someone with dementia for a long time? Should continue to manage their own medication? SHOWCARD And what about someone who has had dementia for a long time? Again choosing your answer from this card, do you think that in most cases they should... continue to manage their own medication? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 5 1 Yes 1200 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: none of these SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? None of these. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 109 1 Identified 201 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Help with personal care eg washing, dressing, eating, toilet SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Help with personal care eg washing, dressing, eating, toilet. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 108 1 Identified 202 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Supervision SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Supervision. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 23 1 Identified 287 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Other help (write in) SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Other help (WRITE IN). 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1 1 Identified 309 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: None SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? (None). 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 1 Identified 310 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Don't know SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? (Don't know). 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 86 1 Identified 224 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Physical help, eg helping in/out of bed/chair SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Physical help eg helping in/out of bed/chair. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 57 1 Identified 253 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Helping up/down stairs SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Helping up/down stairs. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 123 1 Identified 187 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Help with paperwork/finance SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Helping with paperwork/financial matters. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 222 1 Identified 88 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Practical help eg shopping, housework SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Practical help e.g. shopping and housework. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 111 1 Identified 199 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Other practical help eg gardening, decorating SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Other practical help e.g. gardening and decorating. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 214 1 Identified 96 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Compansionship SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Companionship. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 190 1 Identified 120 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Take him/her out SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Take him/her out. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 102 1 Identified 208 2 Not identified 895 -1 Skip, not a carer Usually do for them: Give medicine SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Which, if any of the things on this card do you usually do for (name)? Give medicine. 310 895 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 11 1 Yes 1194 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: other answer SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Other (Write in). 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 196 1 Yes 1009 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: pathetic SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Pathetic. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 448 1 Yes 757 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: sad SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Sad. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 515 1 Yes 690 2 No Q3: Describe someone with dementia: trapped SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Trapped. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 614 1 Yes 591 2 No Describe someone with dementia: unpredictable SHOWCARD Which, if any, of the words and phrases on this card would you use to describe the way that someone who has had dementia for a long time appears? Unpredictable. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 22 1 Very easy 188 2 Quite easy 161 3 Neither easy nor difficult 551 4 Quite difficult 219 5 Very difficult 60 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q3: How easy or difficult do you think it is for people to get personal care services in their own homes? SHOWCARD How easy or difficult do you think it is for people to get personal care services in their own homes? 1201 4 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 727 1 Economically active 478 2 Economically inactive 0 8 Don't know 0 9 Refused/not answered Background Economic Activity Questions 8 -are used to obtain employment status, economic activity and social class, but will not necessarily be within the dataset. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 433 1 Economically active 219 2 Economically inactive 0 8 Refusal 553 -2 Skip, no partner 0 9 Don't Know Background Economic Activity Person 2 652 553 999 1 Yes 141 2 No 5 8 Don't know 58 -1 Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe 2 9 Not answered Accept Eastern European as a colleague SHOWCARD - Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people from Eastern Europe? I would willingly accept them as... a colleague at my work. 1145 60 ASK Q10 IF NOT EASTERN EUROPEAN IF THE RESPONDENT IS EASTERN EUROPEAN, SKIP TO Q11 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1146 1 Continue 1 9 Not answered 58 -1 Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe 0 8 Don't know Minority Ethnic People Intro SHOWCARD Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people from Eastern Europe? 1147 58 ASK Q10 IF NOT EASTERN EUROPEAN IF THE RESPONDENT IS EASTERN EUROPEAN, SKIP TO Q11 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 874 1 Yes 248 2 No 22 8 Don't know 58 -1 Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe 3 9 Not answered Accept Eastern European as a close friend SHOWCARD - Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people from Eastern Europe? I would willingly accept them as... a close friend of mine. 1144 61 ASK Q10 IF NOT EASTERN EUROPEAN IF THE RESPONDENT IS EASTERN EUROPEAN, SKIP TO Q11 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 859 1 Yes 264 2 No 21 8 Don't know 58 -1 Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe 3 9 Not answered Accept Eastern European as a relative SHOWCARD - Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people from Eastern Europe? I would willingly accept them as... a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family. 1144 61 ASK Q10 IF NOT EASTERN EUROPEAN IF THE RESPONDENT IS EASTERN EUROPEAN, SKIP TO Q11 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 948 1 Yes 185 2 No 13 8 Don't know 58 -1 Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe 1 9 Not answered Accept Eastern European as a resident in local area SHOWCARD - Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people from Eastern Europe? I would willingly accept them as... a resident in my local area. 1146 59 ASK Q10 IF NOT EASTERN EUROPEAN IF THE RESPONDENT IS EASTERN EUROPEAN, SKIP TO Q11 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 949 1 Yes 184 2 No 13 8 Don't know 58 -1 Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe 1 9 Not answered Accept Eastern European as resident of NI SHOWCARD - Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people from Eastern Europe? I would willingly accept them as... a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here. 1146 59 ASK Q10 IF NOT EASTERN EUROPEAN IF THE RESPONDENT IS EASTERN EUROPEAN, SKIP TO Q11 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1116 1 Yes 27 2 No 3 8 Don't know 58 -1 Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe 1 9 Not answered Accept Eastern European as a tourst to NI SHOWCARD - Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people from Eastern Europe? I would willingly accept them as... a tourist visiting Northern Ireland. 1146 59 ASK Q10 IF NOT EASTERN EUROPEAN IF THE RESPONDENT IS EASTERN EUROPEAN, SKIP TO Q11 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 218 1 Yes 138 2 No 0 8 Don't know 849 -1 Skip, from OUTOFNI 0 9 Not answered Was that elsewhere in the United Kingdom? RECORD ALL OCCASIONS NOTE: IF ISLE OF MAN, CODE ‘ELSEWHERE IN THE UK’ Was that elsewhere in the United Kingdom, in the Republic of Ireland or outside the British Isles? Elsewhere in the United Kingdom. 356 849 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 663 1 Worked last week 13 2 Away from work last week 4 3 Waiting to take up job 25 4 Looking for work 21 5 Not looking for work - sick 477 6 Economically inactive 2 7 Government training scheme 0 8 Don't know 0 9 Refused/not answered Respondent: current employment status Questions 8 -are used to obtain employment status, economic activity and social class, but will not necessarily be within the dataset. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 678 1 In paid employment 527 2 Not in paid employment 0 8 Don't know 0 9 Refused/not answered Respondent: employment status Questions 8 -are used to obtain employment status, economic activity and social class, but will not necessarily be within the dataset. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 407 1 Worked last week 5 2 Away from work last week 2 3 Waiting to take up job 13 4 Looking for work 9 5 Not looking for work - sick 216 6 Economically inactive 0 7 Government training scheme 0 8 Refusal 553 -2 Skip, no partner 0 9 Don't Know Partner: current employment status Questions 15 to 21 should be similar to Q8 to Q14 with the wording modified slightly to reflect ‘your partner/husband/wife’ instead of ‘your’ 652 553 412 1 In paid employment 240 2 Not in paid employment 0 8 Refusal 553 -2 Skip, no partner 0 9 Don't Know Partner: employment status 652 553 0 0 Not identified 49 1 Yes 1152 2 No 4 9 Not answered Catholics treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Catholics. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 45 1 Yes 1156 2 No 4 9 Not answered Children treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Children. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 288 1 Yes 913 2 No 4 9 Not answered None of these treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? None of these. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 53 1 Yes 1148 2 No 4 9 Not answered Protestants treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Protestants. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 441 1 Yes 760 2 No 4 9 Not answered Gays/lesbians/bi-sexuals treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Gays/lesbians/bi-sexuals. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 324 1 Yes 877 2 No 4 9 Not answered disabled treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Disabled. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 286 1 Yes 915 2 No 4 9 Not answered Elderly treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Elderly. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 495 1 Yes 706 2 No 4 9 Not answered Travellers treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Travellers. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 445 1 Yes 756 2 No 4 9 Not answered Other ethnic minorities treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Other ethnic minorities. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 59 1 Yes 1142 2 No 4 9 Not answered Women treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Women. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 15 1 Yes 1186 2 No 4 9 Not answered Men treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Men. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 Not identified 23 1 Yes 1178 2 No 4 9 Not answered Don't know who treated unfairly SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups? Don't know. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 29 1 Very fair 214 2 Quite fair 133 3 Neither fair nor unfair 380 4 Quite unfair 430 5 Very unfair 15 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q8: How fair is current care payment system? SHOWCARD The system at the moment is that care for older people is means-tested so that you have to pay for personal care if assets like your house or your savings exceed about £22,500. How fair is this system? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 475 1 Yes 105 2 No 10 8 Don't know 615 -1 Skip, from PREFHELP 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q4b: Do you think that your family and friends should be paid by the government for providing this kind of care? Do you think that your family or friends should be paid by the government for providing this kind of care? 590 615 IF INFORMAL CARE The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 483 1 Catholic 658 2 Protestant 40 3 No religion 24 -1 Skip, other religion or other answer Family religion (background module) - categorised PROBE IF NECESSARY: What was your family's religion? DO NOT PROMPT In what religion, if any, were you brought up? 1181 24 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 489 1 Yes 75 2 No 26 8 Don't know 615 -1 Skip, from PREFHELP 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q4a: Do you think that your family and friends will also want to care for you themselves? Do you think that your family or friends will also want to care for you themselves? 590 615 IF INFORMAL CARE The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 367 1 Very favourable 519 2 Favourable 304 3 Neither favourable nor unfavourable 6 4 Unfavourable 1 5 Very unfavourable 4 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered How favourable are you about people from Catholic community? SHOWCARD How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Catholic community? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 326 1 Very favourable 577 2 Favourable 288 3 Neither favourable nor unfavourable 3 4 Unfavourable 2 5 Very unfavourable 4 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered How favourable are you about people from Protestant community? SHOWCARD How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Protestant community? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 143 1 Yes 972 2 No 23 3 Other 56 4 (Don't mind/Don't care) 9 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Support flag flying on lampposts in your own neighbourhood In general, would you, or do you support flag flying on lamp-posts in your own neighbourhood? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 46 1 Formally Integrated school 128 2 School that was just fairly mixed 0 8 Don't know 1031 -1 Skip, from SLFMXSCH 0 9 Not answered Background: Was this a formally integrated school or was it a school that was just fairly mixed? Was this a formally integrated school or was it a school that was just fairly mixed? 174 1031 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 370 1 Very fair 540 2 Quite fair 114 3 Neither fair nor unfair 104 4 Quite unfair 66 5 Very unfair 7 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q7d: The government provides totally free personal care for everybody by having a special tax SHOWCARD Here are some of the different ways that residential care might be paid for in the future. How fair are each of these? The government provides totally free personal care for everybody by having a special tax like national insurance that you pay over your lifetime until you need care. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 75 1 Furnished 42 2 Partly furnished (eg curtains and carpets only) 260 3 Unfurnished 0 8 Don't know 828 -1 Skip, not rented at TENSHT1 0 9 Refused/not answered Is your accommodation furnished? Is the accommodation provided... furnished, partly furnished (e.g. curtains and carpets only), or unfurnished? 377 828 ASK if TenSht1= 4 or 5, ELSE GO TO Q5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 139 1 would find this almost impossible to accept, 472 2 Would not like it, but could live with it if you had to, 365 3 or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority? 23 8 Don't know 196 -1 Skip, respondent would like NI to reunify with the rest of I 10 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q4a: If the majority of people in NI ever voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you.. If the majority of people in Northern Ireland ever voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you... would find this almost impossible to accept, would not like it, but could live with it if you had to, or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority? 999 206 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 5 1 would find this almost impossible to accept, 105 2 Would not like it, but could live with it if you had to, 206 3 or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority? 19 8 Don't know 861 -1 Skip, respondent would like NI to remain part of the UK 9 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q4b: If the majority of people in NI never voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you.. If the majority of people in Northern Ireland never voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you... would find this almost impossible to accept, would not like it, but could live with it if you had to, or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority? 335 870 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 483 1 Identified 722 2 Not identified Move into residential home: reassuring that somebody there if I need help SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? It will be reassuring that there will always be somebody there if I need help. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 9 1 Identified 1196 2 Not identified !Move into residential home: don't know" SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? Don't know. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 726 1 Identified 479 2 Not identified Move into residential home: hate leaving my home SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? I hate the thought of having to leave my own home. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 430 1 Identified 775 2 Not identified Move into residential home:relief for family SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? It will be a relief for my family not having to look after me all the time. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 430 1 Identified 775 2 Not identified Move into residential home:nothing to leave family SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? If I have to pay for a nursing home I will have nothing left to leave to my family. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 355 1 Identified 850 2 Not identified Move into residential home:nice to have company SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? It will be nice to have company and never to be lonely. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 273 1 Identified 932 2 Not identified Move into residential home: worried about losing friends SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? I'm worried about losing contact with my friends. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 461 1 Identified 744 2 Not identified Move into residential home: worry about being treated badly SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? I hear stories about people being treated badly in these homes and it frightens me. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 25 1 Identified 1180 2 Not identified Move into residential home: none of these SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? NONE OF THESE. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 7 1 Identified 1198 2 Not identified Move into residential home: something else SHOWCARD Some older people worry about a time when they may have to move into a nursing home while others see it as a relief. Here are some of the things that people have said about moving into residential care. Thinking into the future, which of these, if any, do you think that you might feel if you were facing that situation? I think it would be something else... (WRITE IN). 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 211 1 Excellent 491 2 Good 222 3 Fair 85 4 Poor 28 5 Very Poor 0 6 Can't choose 22 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q17: Compared to people of your own age, would you say that your health on the whole has been... Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Please think back over the last 12 months about how your health has been. Compared to people of your own age, would you say that your health has on the whole been... excellent, good, fair, poor, or very poor? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 13 1 Less than 6 months 22 2 6-12 months 81 3 Over 1 year, less than 3 years 57 4 3 years, less than 5 years 62 5 5 years, less than 10 years 41 6 10 years, less than 15 years 16 7 15 years, less than 20 years 18 8 20 years or more 0 98 Don't know 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 0 99 Not answered Informal Care Q15: About how long have you been caring for or helping ^CareName? About how long have you been caring for or helping (name)? 310 895 ASK ALL CARERS IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 3 1 Less than £519, less than £9 per week 0 2 £520-£1039, between £10 & £19 pw 0 3 £1040-£1559, between £20 & £29 pw 1 4 £1560-£2079, between £30 & £39 pw 1 5 £2080-£2599, between £40 & £49 pw 1 6 £2600-£3119, between £50 & £59 pw 1 7 £3120-£3639, between £60 & £69 pw 1 8 £3640-£4159, between £70 & £79 pw 1 9 £4160-£4679, between £80 & £89 pw 3 10 £4680-£5199, between £90 & £99 pw 3 11 £5200-£6239, between £100 & £119 pw 4 12 £6240-£7279, between £120 & £139 pw 10 13 £7280-£8319, between £140 & £159 pw 12 14 £8320-£9359, between £160 & £179 pw 18 15 £9360-£10399, between £180 & £199 pw 18 16 £10400-£11439, between £200 & £219 pw 24 17 £11440-£12479, between £220 & £239 pw 17 18 £12480-£13519, between £240 & £259 pw 16 19 £13520-£14559, between £260 & £279 pw 16 20 £14560-£15599, between £280 & £299 pw 11 21 £15600-£16639, between £300 & £319 pw 17 22 £16640-£17679, between £320 & £339 pw 11 23 £17680-£18719, between £340 & £359 pw 12 24 £18720-£19759, between £360 & £379 pw 24 25 £19760-£20799, between £380 & £399 pw 34 26 £20800-£23399, between £400 & £449 pw 28 27 £23400-£25999, between £450 & £499 pw 35 28 £26000-£28599, between £500 & £549 pw 21 29 £28600-£31199, between £550 & £599 pw 36 30 £31200-£33799, between £600 & £649 pw 31 31 £33800-£36399, between £650 & £699 pw 18 32 £36400-£38999, between £700 & £749 pw 16 33 £39000-£41599, between £750 & £799 pw 19 34 £41600-£44199, between £800 & £849 pw 24 35 £44200-£46799, between £850 & £899 pw 17 36 £46800-£49399, between £900 & £949 pw 21 37 £49400-£51999, between £950 & £999 pw 86 38 £52000 and Over, over £1000 a week 30 39 I do not wish to answer this question 100 98 Don't know 61 99 Not answered Total income of household SHOWCARD INCLUDE ALL INCOME FROM EMPLOYMENT AND BENEFITS And what is the total income of your household from all sources before tax and national insurance contributions? Please just give me the number on the card. 741 464 1 98 IF NO OTHER ADULTS IN HHLD FORWARD WRITE CODE FROM PREVIOUS QUESTION The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 197 1 Degree level or higher 177 2 Higher Education 150 3 A GCE Level 209 4 GCSE A-C or equivalent 93 5 GCSE D-G or equivalent 370 6 No Qualifications 0 8 Don't know 9 9 Refused/not answered Highest educational qualification CODE ALL THAT APPLY - PROMPT AS NECESSARY SHOWCARD Do you have any of the qualifications, or passed any of the examinations of the types listed on this card, whether you are making use of them or not? 1196 9 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 690 1 fallen behind prices 440 2 kept up with prices 62 3 or, gone up by more than prices? 13 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Looking back over the last year or so, would you say that your households income has ... Looking back over the last year or so, would you say that your household’s income has... fallen behind prices, kept up with prices, or, gone up by more than prices? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 163 1 I think that it is up to the person themselves to pay for th 541 2 I think that the government should fund part of this and tha 488 3 I think it is just one of those things that the government s 9 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q5: Supposing an older person who is quite well-off needs move to a residential home. Who should pay for this? SHOWCARD Supposing an older person who is quite well-off needs so much help with daily living that they are advised to move into a residential or nursing home. Who should pay for this? 1201 4 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 77 1 I think that it is up to the person themselves to pay for th 412 2 I think that the government should fund part of this and tha 702 3 I think it is just one of those things that the government s 10 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q6: Supposing an older person who is not well-off needs nursing home care. Who should pay for the nursing home care? SHOWCARD And supposing an older person, who is not well-off but could sell their home if they had to, needs nursing home care. Who should pay for the nursing home care? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 328 1 One 405 2 Two 188 3 Three 173 4 Four 72 5 Five 28 6 Six 10 7 Seven 1 8 Eight 0 98 Don't know 0 99 Not answered Number of people living in household How many people are there in your household, that is, people whose main residence this is and who share at least one meal a day, or share living accommodation with you? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 55 1 Yes 1147 2 No 3 9 Not answered 0 8 Don't know Minority Ethnic People Check: Do you come from any of the countries on the showcard? SHOWCARD 20 - Showcard 20 is a list of countries that are considered to be as Eastern European. Do you come from any of the countries on this showcard? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. Identification number 1205 0 1 1205 603 347.998 92 1 One: not very important 24 2 Two 53 3 Three 49 4 Four 177 5 Five 107 6 Six 120 7 Seven 137 8 Eight 46 9 Nine 326 10 Ten: Very important 3 98 Don't know 71 -1 Skip, from NINATID 0 99 Refusal How important is national identity? SHOWCARD Could you tell me how important it is to you that you are British/Irish/etc.? 1134 71 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 795 1 Yes 410 2 No 0 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Do you yourself ever use the internet or World Wide Web for any reason (other than your work)? THIS QUESTION IS NOT RESTRICTED TO ACCESSING THE INTERNET AT THIS ADDRESS Do you yourself ever use the internet or World Wide Web for any reason (other than your work)? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 847 1 Yes 357 2 No 1 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Does anyone have access to the internet or World Wide Web from this address? Does anyone have access to the internet or World Wide Web from this address? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 929 1 Always or most of the time 181 2 Sometimes 87 3 Never 1 4 It depends -specify 5 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Are your local shops a neutral space? SHOWCARD And thinking of your local shops or garage where you might go to buy bread or milk, would you say that this was a ‘neutral space’? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 763 1 Always or most of the time 266 2 Sometimes 162 3 Never 7 4 It depends -specify 4 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered Is your neighbourhood a neutral space? SHOWCARD And thinking of the neighbourhood where you live, would you say that it was a ‘neutral space’? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 965 1 Always or most of the time 167 2 Sometimes 66 3 Never 0 4 It depends -specify 5 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Are shops where you do weekly shopping a neutral space? SHOWCARD And thinking of the shops where you and your family do your main weekly shopping and the area around the shops, would you say that this was a ‘neutral space’? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 685 1 Always or most of the time 70 2 Sometimes 46 3 Never 4 4 It depends - specify 395 5 Don’t have a workplace 1 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Is your workplace a neutral space? SHOWCARD These days, many employers try to make their workplaces ‘neutral spaces’ – that is where there are no symbols on display of either Protestant or Catholic culture and traditions. Thinking of your own workplace, would you say that it was a ‘neutral space’? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 138 1 Housing Executive/local authority/council/Scottish Homes 43 2 Housing assoc, charitable trust or local housing company 4 3 Employer (organisation) of a household member 6 4 Another organisation 27 5 Relative/friend (before you lived here) of a household membe 5 6 Employer (individual) of a household member 154 7 Another individual private landlord 0 8 Don't know 828 -1 Skip, not rented at TENSHT1 0 9 Refused/not answered Who is your landlord? CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES Who is your landlord? 377 828 ASK if TenSht1 = 4 or 5, ELSE GO TO Q5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 253 1 Yes 55 2 No 0 8 Don't know 897 -1 Skip, respondent does not have a long-standing illness, disa 0 9 Not answered Background: Does this illness or disability limit your activities in any way? Does this illness or disability limit your activities in any way? 308 897 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 42 1 Yes 904 2 No 0 8 Don't know 253 -1 Skip, respondent has a long-standing illness, disability or 6 9 Not answered Background: Have you ever had a long-term illness that affected your activities? LONG-TERM MEANS A YEAR OR MORE Have you ever had a long-term illness that affected your activities? 946 259 IF YES TO BOTH Q31 AND Q31a DO NOT ASK Q31b The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 98 Don't know 99 Not answered 999 Don't Know 998 Refusal How long have you lived in the town (city, village) where you live now? Number of years (If less than 1 year code 00) How long have you lived in the town (city, village) where you live now? 1205 0 0 88 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 534 1 Very welcome 374 2 Fairly welcome 241 3 Neither welcome or unwelcome 33 4 Fairly unwelcome 16 5 Very unwelcome 3 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Do you welcome the right to live in any other part of EU? SHOWCARD One of the rights of being part of the European Union is that people from Northern Ireland are free to live and work in any other part of the EU. How welcome is this to you personally? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 403 1 Very welcome 424 2 Fairly welcome 226 3 Neither welcome or unwelcome 111 4 Fairly unwelcome 35 5 Very unwelcome 2 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Do you welcome the right of EU citizens to live in NI? SHOWCARD And what about the fact that other EU citizens are free to live and work in Northern Ireland. How welcome is this to you personally? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 292 1 Yes 904 2 No 4 3 Other 3 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Intimidated by loyalist murals in last year And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt annoyed by Loyalist murals, kerb paintings, or flags? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 168 1 Yes 1029 2 No 3 3 Other 3 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Intimidated by loyalist murals in last year And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by loyalist murals, kerb paintings, or flags? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 52 1 Help with personal care e.g. washing, dressing, eating, toil 7 2 Physical help e.g. helping in/out of bed/chair 1 3 Helping up/down stairs 6 4 Helping with paperwork/financial matters 83 5 Practical help e.g. shopping and housework 7 6 Other practical help e.g. gardening and decorating 74 7 Companionship 25 8 Take him/her out 1 9 Give medicine 19 10 Supervision 2 11 Other help 0 98 Don't know 32 -2 Skip, only 1 activity at Q13 895 -1 Skip, not a carer 1 99 Not answered Informal Care Q14: Which of these things takes up most of the time you spend caring for ^CareName? SHOWCARD CODE ONE ONLY And which of these things takes up most of the time you spend caring for (name)? 277 928 IF MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF HELP GIVEN AT Q13 IF NOT A CARER (YES AT Q1 OR Q3), GO TO NEXT SECTION ASK ALL CARERS - IF YES AT Q1 OR Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 104 1 Very fair 390 2 Quite fair 169 3 Neither fair nor unfair 277 4 Quite unfair 253 5 Very unfair 8 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q7c: Care is means-tested SHOWCARD Here are some of the different ways that residential care might be paid for in the future. How fair are each of these? Care is means-tested so that those who cannot afford to pay anything get free personal care and those who can afford to pay do pay. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 134 1 A lot 513 2 A little 276 3 Hardly at all 137 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Do minority ethnic communities participate as prominent business people Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities and the role that they play in public life, how much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as... prominent business people? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 151 1 A lot 422 2 A little 283 3 Hardly at all 203 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Do minority ethnic communities participate as religious leaders? Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities and the role that they play in public life, how much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as... leaders within their churches or faith communities? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 36 1 A lot 266 2 A little 530 3 Hardly at all 227 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Do minority ethnic communities participate as school governors? Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities and the role that they play in public life, how much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as... school governors? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 92 1 A lot 440 2 A little 352 3 Hardly at all 176 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Do minority ethnic communities participate as media commentators? Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities and the role that they play in public life, how much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as... commentators in the media on issues concerning minority ethnic communities? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 38 1 A lot 360 2 A little 523 3 Hardly at all 138 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Do minority ethnic communities participate as politicans? Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities and the role that they play in public life, how much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as... politicians? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1089 1 Yes 103 2 No 8 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Accept other ethnic group as a colleague SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people of from other ethnic groups, for example, Chinese or Asian. I would willingly accept them as... a colleague at my work. 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 349 1 Daily 295 2 About once or twice a week 152 3 About once or twice a month 279 4 Very rarely 125 5 Not at all 1 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Frequency of direct contact with people from different backgrounds SHOWCARD 22 If respondent has regular contact with people from more than one of the backgrounds listed - take the group with which they have most contact. More generally, thinking of the groups listed on the previous showcard, how often would you say that you come into direct contact with people from one or more of these backgrounds? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 250 1 A close interaction such as a lengthy conversation 433 2 Just a greeting 325 3 Or something in between? 24 4 Other 42 5 (It depends) 1 8 Don't know 130 -1 Skip, respondent does not have regular contact with people f 0 9 Not answered Type of contact with people from different backgrounds And thinking of the type of contact you have, would it usually be... a close interaction such as a lengthy conversation, just a greeting, or something in between? 1075 130 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 44 1 Yes 1161 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Black background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Black (African, Caribbean). 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 125 1 Yes 1080 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Polish background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Polish. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 3 1 Yes 1202 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Bulgarian background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Bulgarian. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 11 1 Yes 1194 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Romanian background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Romanian. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 39 1 Yes 1166 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from other E European background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Other Eastern European. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 55 1 Yes 1150 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Chinese background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Chinese. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 41 1 Yes 1164 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from S Asian background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi). 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 13 1 Yes 1192 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Irish Traveller background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Irish Traveller. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 14 1 Yes 1191 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Portuguese background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Portuguese. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 23 1 Yes 1182 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from Filipino background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Filipino. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 18 1 Yes 1187 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from other background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Other (WRITE IN). 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 926 1 Yes 279 2 Not identified Q15: No neighbours from following background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? None of these. 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 10 1 Yes 1195 2 Not identified Q15: Neighbours from following background - Don't know SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Thinking now about your immediate neighbours – that is, people who live next door to you or if you live in a flat directly above or below you – do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Don't know 1205 0 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 184 1 Yes 1021 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Black background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Black (African, Caribbean). 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 223 1 Yes 982 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Polish background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Polish. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 25 1 Yes 1180 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Bulgarian background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Bulgarian. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 39 1 Yes 1166 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Romanian background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Romanian. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 87 1 Yes 1118 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from other E European background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Other Eastern European. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 161 1 Yes 1044 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Chinese background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Chinese. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 118 1 Yes 1087 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from S Asian background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi). 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 51 1 Yes 1154 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Irish Traveller background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Irish Traveller. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 50 1 Yes 1155 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Portuguese background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Portuguese. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 86 1 Yes 1119 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from Filipino background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Filipino. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 54 1 Yes 1151 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from other background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Other (WRITE IN). 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 691 1 Yes 514 2 Not identified Q13: No friends from following background SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? None of these. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 994 1 Yes 192 2 No 14 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Accept other ethnic group as a close friend SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people of from other ethnic groups, for example, Chinese or Asian. I would willingly accept them as... a close friend of mine. 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 0 1 Yes 1205 2 Not identified Q13: Friends from following background - Don't know SHOWCARD 21 CODE ALL THAT APPLY Do any of your friends – that is, people you mix with socially – come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Don’t know. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 939 1 Yes 240 2 No 19 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Accept other ethnic group as a relative SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people of from other ethnic groups, for example, Chinese or Asian. I would willingly accept them as... a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family. 1198 7 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1088 1 Yes 109 2 No 4 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Accept other ethnic group as a resident in local area SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people of from other ethnic groups, for example, Chinese or Asian. I would willingly accept them as... a resident in my local area. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1102 1 Yes 90 2 No 9 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Accept other ethnic group as resident of NI SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people of from other ethnic groups, for example, Chinese or Asian. I would willingly accept them as... a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1178 1 Yes 20 2 No 3 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Accept other ethnic group as a tourist to NI SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people of from other ethnic groups, for example, Chinese or Asian. I would willingly accept them as... a tourist visiting Northern Ireland. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 119 1 Yes 559 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Black background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Black (African, Caribbean). 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 256 1 Yes 422 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Polish background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Polish. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 32 1 Yes 646 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Bulgarian background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Bulgarian. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 59 1 Yes 619 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Romanian background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Romanian. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 97 1 Yes 581 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from other E European background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Other Eastern European. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 111 1 Yes 567 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Chinese background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Chinese. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 106 1 Yes 572 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from S Asian background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi). 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 38 1 Yes 640 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Irish Traveller background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Irish Traveller. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 59 1 Yes 619 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Portuguese background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Portuguese. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 81 1 Yes 597 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from Filipino background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Filipino. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 20 1 Yes 658 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from other background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Other (WRITE IN). 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 286 1 Yes 392 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: No contacts at work from following background SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? None of these. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 0 No 0 1 Yes 678 2 Not identified 527 -3 Skip, Not in paid work Q14: Contacts at work from following background - Don't know SHOWCARD CODE ALL THAT APPLY In relation to the people who you have regular contact with at work, do any of these come from one or more of the following backgrounds? Don’t know. 678 527 ASK Q14 IF RESPONDENT WORKS The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 134 1 Strongly agree 471 2 Agree 280 3 Neither agree nor disagree 246 4 Disagree 50 5 Strongly disagree 19 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Migrant workers good for NI economy SHOWCARD The next few questions are about migrant workers, that is, people who come from other countries to work in Northern Ireland, and may or may not stay very long here. There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Migrant workers are generally good for Northern Ireland’s economy. 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 112 1 Strongly agree 278 2 Agree 296 3 Neither agree nor disagree 421 4 Disagree 70 5 Strongly disagree 23 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Migrant workers come to NI just to get benefits SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Migrant workers come to Northern Ireland just to get social security benefits. 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 116 1 Strongly agree 628 2 Agree 234 3 Neither agree nor disagree 195 4 Disagree 13 5 Strongly disagree 14 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Perceptions of migrant workers trainted by media SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? People’s perceptions of migrant workers are tainted by the media. 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 146 1 Strongly agree 377 2 Agree 211 3 Neither agree nor disagree 390 4 Disagree 72 5 Strongly disagree 5 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Migrant workers take jobs from people born in NI SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Migrant workers take jobs away from people who were born in Northern Ireland. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 190 1 Strongly agree 700 2 Agree 136 3 Neither agree nor disagree 147 4 Disagree 22 5 Strongly disagree 6 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Migrang workers take jobs NI workers do not want SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Migrant workers mostly take up jobs that Northern Ireland workers don’t want. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 271 1 Strongly agree 679 2 Agree 117 3 Neither agree nor disagree 109 4 Disagree 20 5 Strongly disagree 5 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Migrant workers good for NI as shortage of medical staff SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? It is good for Northern Ireland that migrant workers come to work as doctors and nurses when there is a shortage of medical staff. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 75 1 Strongly agree 400 2 Agree 289 3 Neither agree nor disagree 389 4 Disagree 31 5 Strongly disagree 17 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Migrant workers means shortage of local housing SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? The number of migrant workers moving into Northern Ireland means that there is a shortage of local housing. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 138 1 Strongly agree 689 2 Agree 199 3 Neither agree nor disagree 144 4 Disagree 26 5 Strongly disagree 5 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Migrant workers make NI open to new ideas SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Migrant workers make Northern Ireland open to new ideas and cultures. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 184 1 Strongly agree 529 2 Agree 235 3 Neither agree nor disagree 219 4 Disagree 17 5 Strongly disagree 17 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Migrant workers put strain on NHS SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? The number of migrant workers coming into Northern Ireland puts a strain on the Health Service. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 141 1 Strongly agree 444 2 Agree 251 3 Neither agree nor disagree 313 4 Disagree 24 5 Strongly disagree 28 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Migrant workers put strain on schools SHOWCARD There are different opinions about migrant workers in Northern Ireland. How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? The needs of migrant workers’ children are putting a strain on schools. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 585 1 Much more mixing 322 2 Bit more mixing 108 3 Keep things as they are 10 4 Bit more separation 7 5 Much more separation 28 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self-completion 0 9 Not answered In favour of separation in sec/grammar schools Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in... secondary and grammar schools? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 617 1 Much more mixing 312 2 Bit more mixing 103 3 Keep things as they are 3 4 Bit more separation 1 5 Much more separation 23 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self-completion 1 9 Not answered In favour of separation in leisure/sports activities Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in... people’s leisure or sports activities? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 509 1 Much more mixing 391 2 Bit more mixing 122 3 Keep things as they are 11 4 Bit more separation 5 5 Much more separation 22 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self-completion 0 9 Not answered In favour of separation where people live Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in... where people live? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 358 1 Much more mixing 324 2 Bit more mixing 248 3 Keep things as they are 20 4 Bit more separation 14 5 Much more separation 95 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self-completion 1 9 Not answered In favour of separation in marriages Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in... people’s marriages? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 603 1 Much more mixing 304 2 Bit more mixing 112 3 Keep things as they are 6 4 Bit more separation 7 5 Much more separation 28 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self-completion 0 9 Not answered In favour of separation in primary schools Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in... primary schools? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 588 1 Much more mixing 310 2 Bit more mixing 123 3 Keep things as they are 9 4 Bit more separation 3 5 Much more separation 26 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self-completion 1 9 Not answered In favour of separation where people work Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in... where people work? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 172 1 Strongly agree 493 2 Agree 226 3 Neither agree nor disagree 98 4 Disagree 5 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 65 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q13a: Because MLAs have to declare whether they are unionist/nationalist it just keeps us stuck in the old sectarian camps Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] When Assembly members in Northern Ireland are elected they have to declare whether they are a ‘unionist’, a ‘nationalist’, or ‘other’. People have different views about whether this is a good idea. Here are some things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? Because MLAs have to declare whether they are unionist or nationalist it just keeps us stuck in the old sectarian camps. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 47 1 Strongly agree 281 2 Agree 339 3 Neither agree nor disagree 266 4 Disagree 64 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 62 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q13b: This is a good system because you can see quickly which side people are on Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] When Assembly members in Northern Ireland are elected they have to declare whether they are a ‘unionist’, a ‘nationalist’, or ‘other’. People have different views about whether this is a good idea. Here are some things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? This is a good system because you can see quickly which side people are on. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 73 1 Strongly agree 463 2 Agree 314 3 Neither agree nor disagree 117 4 Disagree 15 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 77 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q13c: This is a good system because you can then see if big decisions are getting cross-community support Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] When Assembly members in Northern Ireland are elected they have to declare whether they are a ‘unionist’, a ‘nationalist’, or ‘other’. People have different views about whether this is a good idea. Here are some things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? This is a good system because you can then see if big decisions are getting cross-community support. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 171 1 More 426 2 Less 563 3 About the same number 0 4 Other 43 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered More or less loyalist murals than 5 years ago Do you think there are more Loyalist murals and flags on display these days than there were five years ago, less, or about the same number? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 156 1 More 476 2 Less 505 3 About the same number 3 4 Other 63 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered More or less republican murals than 5 years ago Do you think there are more republican murals and flags on display these days than there were five years ago, less, or about the same number? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 866 1 Yes 311 2 No 17 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered 4 -2 Skip, respondent said they are Muslim in response to UMUSLIM 5 -1 Skip, respondent is a Muslim Accept a Muslim as a colleague SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people belonging to the Islamic faith, that is, Muslims? I would willingly accept them as... a colleague at my work. 1196 9 IF THE RESPONDENT IS A MUSLIM, SKIP TO Q13 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 726 1 Yes 443 2 No 25 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered 4 -2 Skip, respondent said they are Muslim in response to UMUSLIM 5 -1 Skip, respondent is a Muslim Accept a Muslim as a close friend SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people belonging to the Islamic faith, that is, Muslims. I would willingly accept them as... a close friend of mine. 1196 9 IF THE RESPONDENT IS A MUSLIM, SKIP TO Q13 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 621 1 Yes 543 2 No 28 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered 4 -2 Skip, respondent said they are Muslim in response to UMUSLIM 5 -1 Skip, respondent is a Muslim Accept a Muslim as a relative SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people belonging to the Islamic faith, that is, Muslims. I would willingly accept them as... a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family. 1196 9 IF THE RESPONDENT IS A MUSLIM, SKIP TO Q13 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 812 1 Yes 366 2 No 16 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered 4 -2 Skip, respondent said they are Muslim in response to UMUSLIM 5 -1 Skip, respondent is a Muslim Accept a Muslim as a resident in local area SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people belonging to the Islamic faith, that is, Muslims. I would willingly accept them as... a resident in my local area? 1196 9 IF THE RESPONDENT IS A MUSLIM, SKIP TO Q13 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 865 1 Yes 315 2 No 13 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered 4 -2 Skip, respondent said they are Muslim in response to UMUSLIM 5 -1 Skip, respondent is a Muslim Accept a Muslim as resident of NI SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people belonging to the Islamic faith, that is, Muslims. I would willingly accept them as... a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here. 1196 9 IF THE RESPONDENT IS A MUSLIM, SKIP TO Q13 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1032 1 Yes 156 2 No 5 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered 4 -2 Skip, respondent said they are Muslim in response to UMUSLIM 5 -1 Skip, respondent is a Muslim Accept a Muslim as a tourist to NI SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about people belonging to the Islamic faith, that is, Muslims. I would willingly accept them as... a tourist visiting Northern Ireland. 1196 9 IF THE RESPONDENT IS A MUSLIM, SKIP TO Q13 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 146 1 Own religion only 988 2 Mixed religion neighbourhood 7 3 Other 58 4 (No preference, would not mind) 4 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Prefer mixed or own religion neighbourhood PROBE IF NECESSARY: Say if you were moving. If necessary, remind respondent that these questions refer to relations between Protestants and Catholics. If you had a choice, would you prefer to live in a neighbourhood with people of only your own religion, or in a mixed-religion neighbourhood? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 41 1 Own religion only 1125 2 Mixed religion workplace 4 3 Other 28 4 (No preference, would not mind) 5 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Prefer mixed or own religion workplace PROBE IF NECESSARY: Say if you did have a job? If necessary, remind respondent that these questions refer to relations between Protestants and Catholics. And if you were working and had to change your job, would you prefer a workplace with people of only your own religion, or a mixed religion workplace? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 564 1 Yes, definitely 283 2 Yes, probably 285 3 No 31 4 Not registered 11 5 Other 24 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q9: The next NI Assembly elections will probably be held in May 2011. Will vote in that election? The next Northern Ireland Assembly elections will probably be held in May 2011. Do you think that you will vote in that election? IF YES: Is that definitely or probably? 1198 7 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 793 1 Yes, definitely 295 2 Yes, probably 83 3 Probably not 26 4 Definitely not 6 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Can you be open about your cultural identity in your neighbourhood? IF 'YES' OR 'NO': Is this definitely or probably? And thinking of the neighbourhood where you live, is it a place where you feel you can be open about your own cultural identity? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 163 1 Strongly agree 491 2 Agree 219 3 Neither agree nor disagree 105 4 Disagree 9 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 73 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q12a: You cant get anything done because you have to get agreement across all the different parties Please tick one box on each line The next few questions are about the Northern Ireland Assembly and the way it is run. [Self-completion] After an Assembly election, our government is made up of ministers from all the different political parties. No single party ‘wins’ the election although the party which wins the most seats does get the most ministers. People have different opinions about how well government in Northern Ireland works when there are ministers from all the different political parties forming the government. Here are some of the things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? You can’t get anything done because you have to get agreement across all the different parties and that just doesn’t happen. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 65 1 Strongly agree 438 2 Agree 303 3 Neither agree nor disagree 153 4 Disagree 42 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 59 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q12b: Its a fairer system because everyone gets a voice in government and power is shared out Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] After an Assembly election, our government is made up of ministers from all the different political parties. No single party ‘wins’ the election although the party which wins the most seats does get the most ministers. People have different opinions about how well government in Northern Ireland works when there are ministers from all the different political parties forming the government. Here are some of the things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? It’s a fairer system because everyone gets a voice in government and power is shared out. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 105 1 Strongly agree 360 2 Agree 301 3 Neither agree nor disagree 171 4 Disagree 22 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 101 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q12c: In NI you dont have parties in opposition and so you dont get proper debates and hear criticisms of govt decisions Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] After an Assembly election, our government is made up of ministers from all the different political parties. No single party ‘wins’ the election although the party which wins the most seats does get the most ministers. People have different opinions about how well government in Northern Ireland works when there are ministers from all the different political parties forming the government. Here are some of the things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? In Northern Ireland you don’t have a party or parties in ‘opposition’ and so you don’t get proper debates and hear criticisms of government decisions. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 170 1 Strongly agree 558 2 Agree 196 3 Neither agree nor disagree 64 4 Disagree 13 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 59 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q12d: Its a better system to have politicians from all the parties in govt Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] After an Assembly election, our government is made up of ministers from all the different political parties. No single party ‘wins’ the election although the party which wins the most seats does get the most ministers. People have different opinions about how well government in Northern Ireland works when there are ministers from all the different political parties forming the government. Here are some of the things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? It’s a better system to have politicians from all the parties in government because then neither the unionists nor the nationalists can dominate government. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 52 1 Strongly agree 261 2 Agree 317 3 Neither agree nor disagree 272 4 Disagree 55 5 Strongly disagree 0 6 Can t choose 103 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q12e: It would be better if the party that won the most seats went into govt with just one other party Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] After an Assembly election, our government is made up of ministers from all the different political parties. No single party ‘wins’ the election although the party which wins the most seats does get the most ministers. People have different opinions about how well government in Northern Ireland works when there are ministers from all the different political parties forming the government. Here are some of the things that have been said, how much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? It would be better if the party that won the most seats went into government with just one other party and that party had to be one from the other community. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 100 1 Strengthening the union with Great Britain 44 2 Working for a united Ireland 328 3 Improving cross-community relations in Northern Ireland 103 4 Sorting out the 11+ deadlock 18 5 Making our society greener 103 6 Tackling poverty 268 7 Tackling the level of unemployment 21 8 Something else 74 98 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Can't choose 1 99 Not answered Self Completion Q14a: Which do you think is the most important thing for the govt in NI to be getting on with at the moment? Please tick one box In each column [Self-completion] Which of the things on this list do you think is the most important thing for the government in Northern Ireland to be getting on with at the moment? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 42 1 Strengthening the union with Great Britain 17 2 Working for a united Ireland 170 3 Improving cross-community relations in Northern Ireland 128 4 Sorting out the 11+ deadlock 44 5 Making our society greener 222 6 Tackling poverty 307 7 Tackling the level of unemployment 17 8 Something else 37 98 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Can't choose 1 99 Not answered 75 Sysmiss Self Completion Q14b: What do you think is the second most important thing? Please tick one box In each column [Self-completion] Which of the things on this list do you think is the most important thing for the government in Northern Ireland to be getting on with at the moment? And what do you think is the second most important thing? 984 221 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 97 1 Strongly agree 377 2 Agree 342 3 Neither agree nor disagree 171 4 Disagree 17 5 Strongly disagree 56 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Minority ethnic comunities less respected Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] How much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements about minority ethnic communities in Northern Ireland? People from minority ethnic communities are less respected in Northern Ireland than they once were. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 40 1 Strongly agree 195 2 Agree 300 3 Neither agree nor disagree 335 4 Disagree 86 5 Strongly disagree 104 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered I know about culture of some minority ethnic communities Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] How much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements about minority ethnic communities in Northern Ireland? I personally know quite a bit about the culture of some minority ethnic communities living in Northern Ireland. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 20 1 Strongly agree 163 2 Agree 284 3 Neither agree nor disagree 381 4 Disagree 137 5 Strongly disagree 74 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Culture of Irish Travellers more respected Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] How much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements about minority ethnic communities in Northern Ireland? The culture of Irish Travellers is more respected by people in Northern Ireland than it once was. 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 443 1 British 311 2 Irish 47 3 Ulster 333 4 Northern Irish 63 5 Other 4 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered National identity SHOWCARD Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 184 1 to remain part of the United Kingdom with direct rule 677 2 to remain part of the United Kingdom, with devolved governme 196 3 or, to reunify with the rest of Ireland? 29 4 Independent state 37 5 Other answer 68 8 Don't know 14 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q3: Do you think the long-term policy for Northern Ireland should be for it.... Do you think the long-term policy for Northern Ireland should be for it... to remain part of the United Kingdom, with direct rule, to remain part of the United Kingdom, with devolved government, or, to reunify with the rest of Ireland Independent state? 1191 14 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 8 1 Student 69 2 Looking after family/home 23 3 Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time 12 4 Temporarily sick or injured 72 5 Long-term sick or disabled 283 6 Retired from paid work 15 7 Other reasons 0 8 Don't know 0 98 Refusal 0 99 Don't Know 720 -1 Skip, in work or willing to start work or government trainin 3 9 Refused/not answered Background: Main reason you did not seek any work in the last 4 weeks, or would not be able to start in the next 2 weeks What was the main reason you did not seek any work in the last 4 weeks (would not be able to start in next 2 weeks)? 482 723 IF [(NOT IN PAID WORK) AND (NOT ON GOVERNMENT SCHEME) AND (NOT AWAY FROM JOB) AND NOT DOING UNPAID WORK IN OWN OR RELATIVE’S BUSINESS) I.E., IF NOT IN EMPLOYMENT] AND [(NOT LOOKED FOR A JOB IN LAST 4 WEEKS) OR (NOT AVAILABLE TO START WORK IN NEXT 2 WEEKS) OR WAITING TO TAKE UP A JOB BUT NOT AVAILABLE TO START WORK IN NEXT 2 WEEKS) I.E. IF NOT UNEMPLOYED] The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1 1 Student 30 2 Looking after family/home 4 3 Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time 5 4 Temporarily sick or injured 27 5 Long-term sick or disabled 133 6 Retired from paid work 12 7 Other reasons 0 8 waiting to take up a job already obtained 0 98 Refusal 0 99 Don't Know 436 -2 Skip, no partner 553 -1 Skip, no partner 4 9 Not answered Background: Person2: Main reason you did not seek any work in the last 4 weeks, or would not be able to start in the next 2 weeks What was the main reason you did not seek any work in the last 4 weeks? 212 993 ASK IF IN EMPLOYMENTThe 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer's computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 86 1 One 5 2 Two 1 3 Three 0 4 Four 0 5 Five 0 6 Six 0 10 Ten 0 98 Refusal 0 99 Don't Know 1113 -1 Skip, from CAREHOME Informal Care Q2: Do you look after or help one person living with you or is it more than one? Enter number of people. If yes, do you look after or help one person living with you or is it more than one? 92 1113 IF YES AT Q1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 183 1 One 50 2 Two 6 3 Three 3 4 Four 0 5 Five 2 6 Six 2 10 Ten 0 98 Refusal 0 99 Don't Know 959 -1 Skip, from CARESEP Informal Care Q4: Do you look after or help one person not living with you or is it more than one? enter number of people If yes, do you look after or help one person not living with you or more than one? 246 959 IF YES AT Q3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 202 1 Would mind a lot 469 2 Would mind a little 512 3 Would not mind 18 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Most people mind if relative marry someone of different religion IF WOULD MIND: A lot or a little? And do you think most people in Northern Ireland would mind or not mind if one of their close relatives were to marry someone of a different religion? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 41 1 Yes 184 2 No 3 8 Don't know 977 -1 Skip, from OSOCCARE 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q2a: Have you ever felt that they were not treated with enough dignity or respect by the people providing their care? Have you ever felt that they were not treated with enough dignity or respect by the people providing their care? 228 977 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 178 1 Strongly agree 550 2 Agree 214 3 Neither agree nor disagree 56 4 Disagree 6 5 Strongly disagree 56 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 0 9 Not answered Public organisations should encourage minority ethnic communities to participate Please tick one box on each line [Self-completion] And how much do you agree or disagree with this statement? Organisations and leaders in public life, such as politicians, community groups and churches, should encourage members of minority ethnic communities to participate in public life. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 228 1 Yes 971 2 No 2 8 Don't know 0 -1 Skip, from OSOCCARE 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q2: Are any older people among your family or friends getting this kind of care at home from professional services? Are any older people among your family or friends getting this kind of care at home from professional services? For example carers coming to help with washing, dressing, cooking or housework, or meals on wheels being delivered. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 23 1 Yes 202 2 No 3 8 Don't know 977 -1 Skip, from OSOCCARE 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q2b: Have you ever felt that they were treated badly by the people providing their care? And have you ever felt that they were treated badly by the people providing their care? 228 977 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 146 1 Yes 210 2 No 0 8 Don't know 849 -1 Skip, from OUTOFNI 0 9 Not answered ...or outside the British Isles? RECORD ALL OCCASIONS NOTE: IF ISLE OF MAN, CODE ‘ELSEWHERE IN THE UK’ Was that elsewhere in the United Kingdom, in the Republic of Ireland or outside the British Isles? Outside the British Isles. 356 849 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 356 1 Yes 849 2 No 0 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered Have you ever lived outside of Northern Ireland for more than six months? THIS IS A CONTINUOUS PERIOD FOR 6 OR MORE MONTHS Have you ever lived outside of Northern Ireland for more than six months? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 284 1 Own religion only 847 2 Mixed religion school 15 3 Other 17 4 (Quality of school/education) 7 5 (Location of school) 20 6 (No preference) 12 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered Prefer mixed or own religion school PROBE IF NECESSARY: Say if you did have school-age children? If necessary, remind respondent that these questions refer to relations between Protestants and Catholics. And if you were deciding where to send your children to school, would you prefer a school with children of only your own religion, or a mixed-religion school? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 381 1 Yes 812 2 No 4 8 Don't know 8 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q1a: Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a supporter of any one political party? SECTION 7: Political Attitudes The next section is about politics and voting. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a supporter of any one political party? 1197 8 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 242 1 Yes 573 2 No 1 8 Don't know 381 -1 Skip, from PARTIDA 8 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q1b: Do you think as a little closer to one political party than to others? IF RESPONDENT SPONTANEOUSLY NAMES A PARTY, CODE Q1C Do you think of yourself as a little closer to one political party than to others? 816 389 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 20 1 Very fair 135 2 Quite fair 91 3 Neither fair nor unfair 400 4 Quite unfair 550 5 Very unfair 5 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q7a: Everybody has to pay for their own personal care even if that means selling their home SHOWCARD Here are some of the different ways that residential care might be paid for in the future. How fair are each of these? Everybody has to pay for their own personal care even if that means selling their home or taking out an insurance policy for care expenses. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 17 1 Less than £519, less than £9 per week 1 2 £520-£1039, between £10 & £19 pw 6 3 £1040-£1559, between £20 & £29 pw 13 4 £1560-£2079, between £30 & £39 pw 14 5 £2080-£2599, between £40 & £49 pw 21 6 £2600-£3119, between £50 & £59 pw 20 7 £3120-£3639, between £60 & £69 pw 19 8 £3640-£4159, between £70 & £79 pw 23 9 £4160-£4679, between £80 & £89 pw 43 10 £4680-£5199, between £90 & £99 pw 58 11 £5200-£6239, between £100 & £119 pw 73 12 £6240-£7279, between £120 & £139 pw 45 13 £7280-£8319, between £140 & £159 pw 44 14 £8320-£9359, between £160 & £179 pw 54 15 £9360-£10399, between £180 & £199 pw 56 16 £10400-£11439, between £200 & £219 pw 44 17 £11440-£12479, between £220 & £239 pw 50 18 £12480-£13519, between £240 & £259 pw 33 19 £13520-£14559, between £260 & £279 pw 43 20 £14560-£15599, between £280 & £299 pw 33 21 £15600-£16639, between £300 & £319 pw 25 22 £16640-£17679, between £320 & £339 pw 29 23 £17680-£18719, between £340 & £359 pw 22 24 £18720-£19759, between £360 & £379 pw 32 25 £19760-£20799, between £380 & £399 pw 46 26 £20800-£23399, between £400 & £449 pw 31 27 £23400-£25999, between £450 & £499 pw 28 28 £26000-£28599, between £500 & £549 pw 22 29 £28600-£31199, between £550 & £599 pw 23 30 £31200-£33799, between £600 & £649 pw 25 31 £33800-£36399, between £650 & £699 pw 13 32 £36400-£38999, between £700 & £749 pw 10 33 £39000-£41599, between £750 & £799 pw 9 34 £41600-£44199, between £800 & £849 pw 8 35 £44200-£46799, between £850 & £899 pw 3 36 £46800-£49399, between £900 & £949 pw 3 37 £49400-£51999, between £950 & £999 pw 22 38 £52000 and Over, over £1000 a week 20 39 I do not wish to answer this question 53 98 Don't know 71 99 Not answered Personal income before tax and National Insurance contributions SHOWCARD INCLUDE ALL INCOME FROM EMPLOYMENT AND BENEFITS What is your personal income before tax and national insurance contributions? Please just give me the number on the card. 1134 71 1 98 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 125 1 a big city 202 2 the suburbs or outskirts of a big city 498 3 a small city or town 200 4 a country village 180 5 or, a farm or home in the country 0 8 Don't know 0 9 Not answered How would you describe the place where you live? SHOWCARD Would you describe the place where you live as... a big city, the suburbs or outskirts of a big city, a small city or town, a country village, or, a farm or home in the country? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 202 1 Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) 132 2 Sinn Fein 185 3 Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) 199 4 Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) 114 5 Alliance Party 36 6 Other Party 260 7 None of these 28 8 Other answer 25 98 Don't know 24 99 Not answered Political party support The next section is about politics and voting. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a supporter of any one political party? Do you think of yourself as a little closer to one political party than to others? IF RESPONDENT SPONTANEOUSLY NAMES A PARTY, CODE Q1C IF YES AT Q1a OR Q1b: Which one? IF NO/DON’T KNOW AT Q1b: If there were a general election tomorrow, which political party do you think you would be most likely to support? PLEASE JUST READ OUT THE LETTER ON THE CARD. 1181 24 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 304 1 I would prefer my own children to help me 286 2 I would prefer other family members or friends to help me 461 3 I would prefer care assistants coming to my home to help me 115 4 I would prefer to move to a nursing home and have the help t 24 5 Other 10 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Social Care Q4: If you need care as you get older. What kind of help would you ideally prefer? SHOWCARD Suppose that in years to come as you get older, you yourself begin to need increasing amounts of help with personal care such as washing or dressing. What kind of help would you ideally prefer? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 343 1 You avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour towards minority e 33 2 Your behaviour towards minority ethnic people is consistent 1 8 Don't know 827 -1 Skip, from UPREJMEG 1 9 Not answered Behaviour consistent with feelings towards minority ethnic people Some people say that even if they feel they are prejudiced, they try to overcome their feelings and avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour. What about you? Would you say that... you avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour towards minority ethnic people, your behaviour towards minority ethnic people is consistent with the prejudice you feel? 377 828 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 69 1 Become more positive 73 2 Become more negative 236 3 Stayed about the same 0 8 Don't know 827 -1 Skip, from UPREJMEG 0 9 Not answered Opinion of minority ethnic people changed And would you say that, over the last year or so, your opinion of minority ethnic people has become more positive, become more negative, or stayed about the same? 378 827 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 34 1 Strongly support 325 2 Support 374 3 Neither support nor oppose 314 4 Oppose 134 5 Strongly oppose 18 8 Don't know 6 9 Not answered Social Care Q13: Do you support or oppose private companies or businesses providing personal care for older people? SHOWCARD This would include a company or business that is paid by the government to provide social care and where the company aims to make a profit. Thinking about personal care for older people paid for by the government. Some people say the care itself should be provided by organisations other than the government, because they can do a better job. Other people say these organisations cannot be trusted to provide personal care properly. Do you support or oppose private companies or businesses providing personal care for older people? 1199 6 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 615 1 a lot 489 2 a little 77 3 hardly anything 19 4 or nothing at all? 1 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered How do you understand about culture of Protestant community? And how much do you understand about the Protestant community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... a lot, a little, hardly any, or none at all? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 926 1 Better relations will come about through more mixing 29 2 Better relations will come about through more separation 105 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self-completion 0 9 Not answered Relations between Protestants and Catholics through mixing or separation? Please tick one box only Self completion questionnaire [Self-completion] Some people think that better relations between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland will only come about through more mixing of the two communities. Others think that better relations will only come about through more separation. Which comes closest to your views... better relations will come about through more mixing, better relations will come about through more separation? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 239 1 Catholic 337 2 Protestant 66 3 No religion 15 -2 Skip, other religion or other answer 548 -1 Skip, no partner Partner's religion - recoded DO NOT PROMPT Does your (husband/wife/partner) regard themselves as belonging to any particular religion? If yes, which? 642 563 IF MARRIED/LIVING AS MARRIED The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 392 1 more say in how Northern Ireland is governed, 79 2 less say, 681 3 or, is it making no difference? 47 8 Don't know 6 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q6: Do you think that having a Northern Ireland Assembly is giving ordinary people... From what you have seen and heard so far, do you think that having a Northern Ireland Assembly is giving ordinary people... more say in how Northern Ireland is governed, less say, or, is it making no difference? 1199 6 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 234 1 I prefer the company of people from the same ethnic backgrou 37 2 I prefer the company of people from a different ethnic backg 822 3 I have no preference 105 4 I don’t know anyone of a different ethnic background 2 5 Other (WRITE IN) 1 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Prefer company of same or different ethnic background to me SHOWCARD And again in relation to colour and ethnicity, which of these statements BEST describes how you feel about mixing with people from a different background to your own? I prefer the company of people from the same ethnic background as the one that I was brought up in, I prefer the company of people from a different ethnic background to the one that I was brought up in, I have no preference, (I don't know anyone of a different ethnic background). 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 56 1 Strongly agree 224 2 Agree 315 3 Neither agree nor disagree 409 4 Disagree 196 5 Strongly disagree 1 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered In relation to colour and ethnicity, I prefer to stick with people of my own kind SHOWCARD How much do you agree or disagree with the statement. In relation to colour and ethnicity, I prefer to stick with people of my own kind. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 484 1 A lot 620 2 A little 93 3 Hardly any 4 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Level of prejudice in NI against people from minority ethnic communities Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities, do you think there is a lot of prejudice against them in Northern Ireland nowadays, a little, or hardly any? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 362 1 More in 5 years 334 2 Less 467 3 About the same 8 4 Other (Please specify) 30 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Level of racial prejduice in NI in next 5 years Do you think there will be more, less or about the same amount of racial prejudice in Northern Ireland in 5 years time compared with now? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 568 1 More now 210 2 Less now 406 3 About the same 0 4 Other (Please specify) 17 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Level of racial prejudice in NI compared with 5 years ago Do you think there is generally more racial prejudice in Northern Ireland now than there was 5 years ago, less, or about the same amount? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 71 1 Black (African, Caribbean) 17 2 Chinese 102 3 South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi) 205 4 Irish Traveller 25 5 Portuguese 355 6 Polish 11 7 Bulgarian 210 8 Romanian 43 9 Other Eastern European 4 10 Filipino 9 11 Other (WRITE IN) 97 12 None of these 52 98 Don't know 4 99 Not answered Group most prejudice against SHOWCARD Some people say that there is more prejudice towards some groups of people from different backgrounds. Looking at the groups on this card, which group do you think there is most prejudice against? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. Age of respondent 1205 0 18 89 48.541 17.108 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 92 1 18-24 213 2 25-34 240 3 35-44 213 4 45-54 198 5 55-64 249 6 65+ Age - categorised 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 436 1 Catholic 575 2 Protestant 164 3 No religion 30 -1 Skip, other religion or other answer Religion - categorised 1175 30 966 1 An employee 159 2 Self-employed? 0 8 Don't know 80 -1 Skip, not applicable 0 9 Refused/not answered Respondent: employed or self employed NB: THE DIVISION BETWEEN EMPLOYEES AND SELF-EMPLOYED IS BASED ON RESPONDENT’S OWN ASSESSMENT OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT STATUS IN THEIR MAIN JOB. Were you working as an employee or were you self-employed? 1125 80 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 246 1 Yes 952 2 No 3 3 Other 2 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Annoyed by republican murals in last year And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt annoyed by republican murals, kerb paintings, or flags? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 144 1 Yes 1055 2 No 1 3 Other 3 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Intimidated by republican murals in last year Has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by republican murals, kerb paintings, or flags? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 193 1 Investing more on residential care 852 2 Investing more on home care services 140 3 It depends 15 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Social Care Q10: Do you think the govt should be investing in more residential care facilities or more in home care services? Now that there are more older people in the population, more money will have to be spent on help with personal care. If the government has a limited amount of money to spend on this, do you think that they should be investing now in more residential care facilities or investing more in home care services? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 796 1 a lot, 342 2 a little, 43 3 hardly any, 11 4 or nothing at all? 8 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered How much respect do you have for culture of Catholic community? And how much respect do you have for the Catholic community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... a lot, a little, hardly any, or none at all? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 796 1 a lot, 341 2 a little, 46 3 hardly any, 10 4 or nothing at all? 8 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered How much respect do you have for culture of Protestant community? And how much respect do you have for the Protestant community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... a lot, a little, hardly any, or none at all? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1 9998 Don't know 80 -1 Skip, not applicable 0 9999 Refusal/not answered Respondent: number of hours worked per week How many hours a week do you normally work in your job? 1125 80 3 9998 IF NOT IN EMPLOYMENT The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 55 1 Yes 548 2 No 0 3 Spontaneous only - Same sex couple (but not in a forma 0 8 Refusal 0 9 Don't Know 602 -1 Skip, married or civil partner at RMARST May I just check, are you currently living with someone in this household? The following question is added to check for couples living together. May I just check, are you living with someone in this household as a couple? 603 602 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 747 1 Better 36 2 Worse 400 3 About the same 9 4 Other 11 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Relations between Protestants and Catholics compared to 5 years ago IF 'IT DEPENDS': On the whole. SECTION 3: Community Relations Now I would like to ask some questions about relations between people of different religions living in Northern Ireland. These particular questions are about relations between Protestants and Catholics. What about relations between Protestants and Catholics? Would you say they are better than they were 5 years ago, worse, or about the same now as then? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 623 1 Better 58 2 Worse 493 3 About the same 10 4 Other 19 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Relations between Protestants and Catholics in next 5 years IF 'IT DEPENDS': On the whole. And what about in 5 years time? Do you think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better than now, worse than now, or about the same as now? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 362 1 Single, that is never married 603 2 Married and living with spouse/In Civil Partnership 0 3 A civil partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership 60 4 Married and separated from husband\wife 80 5 Divorced 100 6 Or widowed? 0 7 Spontaneous only - In a legally-recognised Civil Partn 0 8 Spontaneous only - Formerly a civil partner, the Civil 0 9 Spontaneous only - A surviving civil partner: his/her 0 99 Don't Know 0 98 Refusal May I ask your martial status? CODE FIRST TO APPLY SECTION 1: Introductory Questions Are you... single (never married), married and living with husband/wife, a civil partner in a legally-registered civil partnership, married and separated from husband\wife, divorced, widowed, Spontaneous only - In a legally- recognised Civil Partnership and separated from his/her civil partner, Spontaneous only - Formerly a civil partner, the Civil Partnership now legally dissolved, Spontaneous only - A surviving civil partner: his/her partner having since died? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 48 1 Yes 308 2 No 0 8 Don't know 849 -1 Skip, from OUTOFNI 0 9 Not answered ...in the Republic of Ireland? RECORD ALL OCCASIONS NOTE: IF ISLE OF MAN, CODE ‘ELSEWHERE IN THE UK’ Was that elsewhere in the United Kingdom, in the Republic of Ireland or outside the British Isles? Republic of Ireland. 356 849 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 398 1 Public sector 537 2 Private sector 27 3 Voluntary/charity sector 0 4 Other 3 8 Don't know 159 -2 Skip, from REMPSEMP - self employed 80 -1 Skip, not applicable 1 9 Refused/not answered Respondent: sector 965 240 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 547 1 Male 658 2 Female 0 9 Not answered 0 8 Don't know Person 1 Gender 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 289 1 Very happy 650 2 Fairly happy 69 3 Not very happy 20 4 Not at all happy 0 5 Can't choose 31 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, no self completion 1 9 Not answered Self Completion Q16: If you were to consider your life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are Please tick one box only [Self-completion] If you were to consider your life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are, on the whole... very happy, fairly happy, not very happy, not at all happy? 1059 146 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 13 1 Very satisfied 269 2 Fairly satisfied 280 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatified 347 4 Fairly dissatisfied 258 5 Very dissatisfied 32 8 Don't know 6 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q5: And are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Northern Ireland MLAs are doing their job? And are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Northern Ireland MLAs are doing their job? 1199 6 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 366 1 Yes, definitely 139 2 Yes, probably 19 3 Probably not 9 4 Definitely not 14 5 Depends on the school 650 6 Don t have children at school 6 8 Don't know 2 9 Not answered Can your children be open about their cultural identity in their school? IF 'YES' OR 'NO': Is this definitely or probably? And thinking about the schools that your children attend – if you have children at school – are all these schools places where your children feel free that they can be open about their own cultural identity? 1203 2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 485 1 An employee 99 2 Self-employed? 0 8 Don't know 2 9 Refused/not answered 556 -2 Skip, no partner 0 -1 Skip, not answered/not applicable 63 Sysmiss Partner: employed or self employed NB: THE DIVISION BETWEEN EMPLOYEES AND SELF-EMPLOYED IS BASED ON RESPONDENT’S OWN ASSESSMENT OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT STATUS IN THEIR MAIN JOB. Were you working as an employee or were you self-employed? 586 619 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 512 1 Less willing 30 2 More willing 475 3 Would make no difference 0 4 Can't choose 43 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, refusal to complete self completion section 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q8: Would you be less willing to shop in neighbourhoods with displays of republican flags or murals? Please tick one box only [Self-completion] Would you be less willing to shop in neighbourhoods with displays of republican flags or murals, more willing or would it make no difference? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 446 1 Less willing 32 2 More willing 541 3 Would make no difference 0 4 Can't choose 41 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, refusal to complete self completion section 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q7: Would you be less willing to shop in neighbourhoods with displays of loyalist flags or murals? Please tick one box only [Self-completion] Would you be less willing to shop in neighbourhoods with displays of loyalist flags or murals, more willing or would it make no difference? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1 9998 Don't know 556 -2 Skip, no partner 63 -1 Skip, not answered/not applicable 0 9999 Refusal/not answered Partner: number of hours worked per week How many hours a week do you normally work in your job? 586 619 0 9998 ASK IF IN EMPLOYMENT The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 174 1 Yes 1022 2 No 2 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Background: Did you ever attend a mixed or integrated school in NI? Did you ever attend a mixed or integrated school in Northern Ireland, that is, a school with fairly large numbers of both Catholic and Protestant children? 1198 7 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 64 1 Would mind a lot 161 2 Would mind a little 968 3 Would not mind 8 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered You mind if relative marry someone of different religion IF WOULD MIND: A lot or a little? And you personally, would you mind or not mind? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 114 1 All 613 2 Most 337 3 Half 100 4 Less than half 12 5 None 11 6 Don't have a religion 4 7 Not Protestant or Catholic 11 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered How many friends are same religion as you? SHOWCARD About how many of your friends would you say are the same religion as you? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 255 1 All 399 2 Most 278 3 Half 102 4 Less than half 34 5 None 8 6 Don't have a religion 9 7 Not Protestant or Catholic 117 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered How many neighbours are same religion as you? SHOWCARD What about your neighbours? About how many are the same religion as you? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 356 1 All 594 2 Most 161 3 Half 70 4 Less than half 5 5 None 11 6 Don't have a religion 3 7 Not Protestant or Catholic 2 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered How many relatives are same religion as you? SHOWCARD What about your relatives, including relatives by marriage? About how many are the same religion as you? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 205 1 Public sector 269 2 Private sector 8 3 Voluntary/charity sector 1 4 Other 2 8 Don't know 99 -3 Skip, from SEMPSEMP - self employed 556 -2 Skip, no partner 65 -1 Skip, not answered/not applicable 0 9 Refused/not answered Partner: sector 485 720 147 1 One: Definitely not been achieved 50 2 Two 160 3 Three 153 4 Four 317 5 Five 125 6 Six 102 7 Seven 78 8 Eight 15 9 Nine 36 10 Definitely has been achieved 17 98 Don't know 5 99 Refusal Target achieve: NI normal civic society SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. Northern Ireland is a normal civic society in which all individuals are equal, where differences are resolved though dialogue and where all people are treated impartially. 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 411 1 One: Definitely not been achieved 148 2 Two 194 3 Three 135 4 Four 154 5 Five 55 6 Six 40 7 Seven 21 8 Eight 8 9 Nine 20 10 Definitely has been achieved 15 98 Don't know 4 99 Refusal Target achieve: NI free from sectarian agression SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. Northern Ireland is a place free from displays of sectarian aggression. 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 112 1 Definitely not been achieved 51 2 Two 126 3 Three 130 4 Four 227 5 Five 132 6 Six 165 7 Seven 130 8 Eight 57 9 Nine 61 10 Definitely has been achieved 5 99 Don't Know 9 98 Refusal Target achieve: towns safe and welcoming SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. Towns and city centres in Northern Ireland are safe and welcoming places for people of all walks of life. 1196 9 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 70 1 Definitely not been achieved 44 2 Two 102 3 Three 108 4 Four 245 5 Five 188 6 Six 149 7 Seven 149 8 Eight 43 9 Nine 48 10 Definitely has been achieved 5 99 Don't Know 54 98 Refusal Target achieve: schools prepare for life in diverse society SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. Schools in Northern Ireland are effective at preparing pupils for life in a diverse society. 1151 54 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 65 1 Definitely not been achieved 59 2 Two 113 3 Three 103 4 Four 249 5 Five 181 6 Six 166 7 Seven 102 8 Eight 38 9 Nine 49 10 Definitely has been achieved 4 99 Don't Know 76 98 Refusal Target achieve: schools encourage understanding of history SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. Schools in Northern Ireland are effective at encouraging understanding of the complexity of our history. 1129 76 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 48 1 Definitely not been achieved 55 2 Two 109 3 Three 114 4 Four 227 5 Five 153 6 Six 172 7 Seven 167 8 Eight 55 9 Nine 47 10 Definitely has been achieved 4 99 Don't Know 54 98 Refusal Target achieve: government encourage integrated schools SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. The government is actively encouraging integrated schools. 1151 54 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 30 1 Definitely not been achieved 39 2 Two 90 3 Three 107 4 Four 193 5 Five 138 6 Six 206 7 Seven 188 8 Eight 65 9 Nine 70 10 Definitely has been achieved 5 99 Don't Know 74 98 Refusal Target achieve: government encourage schools to share facilities SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. The government is actively encouraging schools of different religions to mix with each other by sharing facilities. 1131 74 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 47 1 Definitely not been achieved 40 2 Two 113 3 Three 121 4 Four 219 5 Five 177 6 Six 220 7 Seven 152 8 Eight 40 9 Nine 43 10 Definitely has been achieved 4 99 Don't Know 29 98 Refusal Target achieve: government encourage shared communities SHOWCARD People have ideas for the kind of society Northern Ireland should become. For each of the following statements, can you tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 whether you think that the idea has been achieved. You can give a score of 1 if you think that it has definitely not been achieved and a score of 10 if you think that it definitely has been achieved, or you can give a score somewhere between 1 and 10 if you think it has been partly achieved. You might not personally agree with some of the ideas but please score them anyway. The government is actively encouraging shared communities where people of all backgrounds can live, work, learn and play together. 1176 29 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 266 1 15 or under 357 2 16 120 3 17 139 4 18 292 5 19 or over 2 6 Still at school 23 7 Still at college or university 0 8 Other (Write in) 1 98 Don't know 5 99 Refusal/not answered Age when completed continuous full-time education How old were you when you completed your continuous full-time education? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 414 1 Own it outright 392 2 Buying it with the help of a mortgage or loan 13 3 Pay part rent and part mortgage (shared Co-ownership) 348 4 Rent it 29 5 Live here rent-free (including rent-free in relatives/friend 0 6 Squatting 4 8 Don't know 5 9 Refused/not answered Household tenure PROBE IF NECESSARY SECTION 8: Background Finally, I would like to ask you some background questions about yourself. These enable us to check that we have obtained a proper cross section of the Northern Ireland public. They also allow researchers to analyse whether there are differences in attitude between different groups of people. Please remember that all the information you give me is completely confidential. In which of these ways do you (or your family) occupy this accommodation? 1200 5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 8 1 Yes 369 2 No 0 8 Don't know 828 -1 Skip, not rented at TENSHT1 0 9 Refused/not answered Accommodation go with job of anyone in household? Does the accommodation go with the job of anyone in the household? 377 828 ASK if TenSht1 = 4 or 5, ELSE GO TO Q5 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 97 1 Identified 1108 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts:don't know Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] In your opinion, who usually puts up Irish Tricolour flags on lamp-posts? Can’t choose. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 -1 Skip, respondent is an Irish Traveller 889 1 Yes 282 2 No 29 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Accept Irish Traveller as a colleague SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about Irish Travellers. I would willingly accept them... as a colleague at my work. 1200 5 IF THE RESPONDENT IS AN IRISH TRAVELLER (CODE 5 AT Q2) SKIP TO Q10 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 -1 Skip, respondent is an Irish Traveller 622 1 Yes 509 2 No 67 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Accept Irish Traveller as a close friend SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about Irish Travellers. I would willingly accept them... as a close friend of mine. 1198 7 IF THE RESPONDENT IS AN IRISH TRAVELLER (CODE 5 AT Q2) SKIP TO Q10 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 -1 Skip, respondent is an Irish Traveller 632 1 Yes 520 2 No 46 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Accept Irish Traveller as a relative SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about Irish Travellers. I would willingly accept them... as a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family. 1198 7 IF THE RESPONDENT IS AN IRISH TRAVELLER (CODE 5 AT Q2) SKIP TO Q10 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 0 -1 Skip, respondent is an Irish Traveller 558 1 Yes 610 2 No 31 8 Don't know 6 9 Not answered Accept Irish Traveller living in house in local areas SHOWCARD Could you please indicate whether you agree with the following statements about Irish Travellers. I would willingly accept them... living in a house as a resident in my local area. 1199 6 IF THE RESPONDENT IS AN IRISH TRAVELLER (CODE 5 AT Q2) SKIP TO Q10 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 26 1 Identified 1034 2 Not identified 145 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts: town councils Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] In your opinion, who usually puts up Irish Tricolour flags on lamp-posts? Town councils. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 259 1 Identified 946 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts: political parties Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] In your opinion, who usually puts up Irish Tricolour flags on lamp-posts? Political parties. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 224 1 Identified 981 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts: cultural groups Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] In your opinion, who usually puts up Irish Tricolour flags on lamp-posts? Cultural groups. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 668 1 Identified 537 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts: paramilitary groups Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] In your opinion, who usually puts up Irish Tricolour flags on lamp-posts? Paramilitary groups. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 163 1 Identified 1042 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts: other community groups Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] In your opinion, who usually puts up Irish Tricolour flags on lamp-posts? Other community groups. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 321 1 Identified 884 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts:isolated individuals Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] In your opinion, who usually puts up Irish Tricolour flags on lamp-posts? Isolated individuals. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 39 1 Yes, trade union 11 2 Yes, staff association 339 3 No 16 8 Don't know 556 -2 Skip, no partner 181 -1 Skip, currently in TU/SA 63 9 Not answered Background: Person 2: Have you ever been a member of a trade union or staff association? PROBE AS NECESSARY AND CODE FIRST TO APPLY Have you ever been a member of a trade union or staff association? 405 800 IF 'No' or 'Don't know' AT UnionSA The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 135 1 Yes, trade union 18 2 Yes, staff association 621 3 No 5 8 Don't know 346 -1 Skip, currently in TU/SA 80 9 Not answered Background: Have you ever been a member of a trade union or staff association? PROBE AS NECESSARY AND CODE FIRST TO APPLY Have you ever been a member of a trade union or staff association? 779 426 IF 'No' or 'Don't know' AT UnionSA The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1 1 Yes 2 2 No 0 8 Don't know 1202 -1 Skip, from DIRPAY & USOCCARE 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q11a: Are you yourself getting a Direct Payment towards the cost of your care? Are you yourself getting a Direct Payment towards the cost of your care? 3 1202 FOR THOSE IN RECEIPT OF SOCIAL CARE (SEE Q1), ELSE GO TO Q12 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 984 1 It should be the same in all parts of the UK 194 2 It s alright for it to be different in different parts of th 22 8 Don't know 5 9 Not answered Social Care Q12: Do you think that all parts of the UK should have the same system? The way that personal care is paid for is different in each part of the UK. For example, in Scotland care is largely free, but that is not the case in the other parts of the UK. Do you think that all parts of the UK should have the same system, or do you think it is alright that different regions of the UK have different systems? 1200 5 ASK ALL The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 82 1 Identified 978 2 Not identified 145 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up union flags on lampposts: town councils Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Thinking about flags being flown on lamp-posts in Northern Ireland, in your opinion, who usually puts up Union flags on lamp-posts? Town councils. 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 241 1 Identified 964 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up union flags on lampposts: political parties Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Thinking about flags being flown on lamp-posts in Northern Ireland, in your opinion, who usually puts up Union flags on lamp-posts? Political parties. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 227 1 Identified 978 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up union flags on lampposts: cultural groups Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Thinking about flags being flown on lamp-posts in Northern Ireland, in your opinion, who usually puts up Union flags on lamp-posts? Cultural groups. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 680 1 Identified 525 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up union flags on lampposts: paramilitary groups Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Thinking about flags being flown on lamp-posts in Northern Ireland, in your opinion, who usually puts up Union flags on lamp-posts? Paramilitary groups. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 175 1 Identified 1030 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up union flags on lampposts: other community groups Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Thinking about flags being flown on lamp-posts in Northern Ireland, in your opinion, who usually puts up Union flags on lamp-posts? Other community groups? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 328 1 Identified 877 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up union flags on lampposts:isolated individuals Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Thinking about flags being flown on lamp-posts in Northern Ireland, in your opinion, who usually puts up Union flags on lamp-posts? Isolated individuals? 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 98 1 Identified 1107 2 Not identified 0 -1 Skip, no self completion Puts up tricolour flags on lampposts:don't know Please tick all that apply [Self-completion] Thinking about flags being flown on lamp-posts in Northern Ireland, in your opinion, who usually puts up Union flags on lamp-posts? Can’t choose. 1205 0 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 56 1 Yes 1145 2 No 0 8 Don't know 4 9 Not answered Consider yourself member of a minority ethnic community SECTION 4: Attitudes to Minority Ethnic People The next section is about attitudes to immigrants and people from minority ethnic groups living in Northern Ireland. Do you consider yourself to be a member of a minority ethnic community? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 6 1 Yes 1196 2 No 0 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered Are you a Muslim? Can I just check, are you a Muslim? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 45 1 Yes 1157 2 No 0 8 Don't know 3 9 Not answered Consider yourself a migrant worker Do you consider yourself to be a migrant worker? 1202 3 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 395 1 Unionist 246 2 Nationalist 539 3 Neither 5 4 Other 7 8 Don't know 13 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q2: Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a unionist, a nationalist or neither? Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a unionist, a nationalist or neither? 1192 13 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 87 1 Very strong 243 2 Fairly strong 309 3 Not very strong 2 8 Don't know 564 -1 Skip, respondent does not think of themselves as unionist or 0 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q2a: Would you call yourself a very strong unionist/nationalist, fairly strong, or not very strong? Would you call yourself a very strong (unionist/nationalist), fairly strong, or not very strong? 641 564 If 'UNIONIST' or 'NATIONALIST' at Q2 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 307 1 Yes, trade union 39 2 Yes, staff association 777 3 No 2 8 Don't know 80 9 Not answered Background: (May I just check) are you now a member of a trade union or staff association? PROBE AS NECESSARY AND CODE FIRST TO APPLY (May I just check) are you now a member of a trade union or staff association? 1125 80 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 159 1 Yes, trade union 22 2 Yes, staff association 392 3 No 13 8 Don't know 556 -2 Skip, no partner 63 9 Not answered Background: Person 2 : (May I just check) are you now a member of a trade union or staff association? PROBE AS NECESSARY AND CODE FIRST TO APPLY (May I just check) are you now a member of a trade union or staff association? 586 619 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 4 1 Yes 25 2 No 0 8 Don't know 1176 -1 Skip, from USOCCARE 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q1b: Have you ever felt that you were not treated with enough dignity or respect by the people providing your care? Have you ever felt that you were not treated with enough dignity or respect by the people providing your care? 29 1176 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 13 1 Very prejudiced, 365 2 a little prejudiced, 814 3 Or, not prejudiced at all 6 4 Other (please specify) 6 8 Don't know 1 9 Not answered Are you prejudiced against people of minority ethnic communities? How would you describe yourself... as very prejudiced against people of minority ethnic communities, a little prejudiced, or not prejudiced at all? 1204 1 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 18 1 Very satisfied 8 2 Fairly satisfied 0 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 2 4 Fairly dissatisfied 1 5 Very dissatisfied 0 8 Don't know 1176 -1 Skip, from USOCCARE 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q1a: How satisfied are you with the quality of services that you are getting from the professional services? SHOWCARD In general, how satisfied are you with the quality of services that you are getting from the professional services? 29 1176 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 29 1 Yes 1171 2 No 1 8 Don't know 0 -1 Skip, from USOCCARE 4 9 Not answered Social Care Q1: Are you yourself getting any of this kind of help in your home at the moment? CHECK THAT THIS IS FROM PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND NOT FROM FAMILY OR FRIENDS SECTION 6: Social Care for Older People In the next year or so, the Northern Ireland Assembly will have to decide how social care for older people should be paid for. We would like to ask everyone their views on this. Social care for older people is the help with daily activities like washing and dressing that people can get from professional services, either in their own home or in residential homes. Can I just check, are you yourself getting any of this kind of help in your home at the moment? For example, carers coming to help with washing, dressing, cooking or housework, or Meals on Wheels being delivered? 1201 4 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 1 1 Yes 28 2 No 0 8 Don't know 1176 -1 Skip, from USOCCARE 0 9 Not answered Social Care Q1c: Have you ever felt that you were treated badly by the people providing your care? And have you ever felt that you were treated badly by the people providing your care? 29 1176 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 700 1 Yes 487 2 No 11 8 Don't know 7 9 Not answered Political Attitudes Q8: Did you vote in the last Northern Ireland Assembly election, that is the one held in May 2007? Can I just check, did you vote in the last Northern Ireland Assembly election, that is the one held in May 2007? 1198 7 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 12 1 All year round 354 2 Only for a few weeks around special events 98 3 For the months around special events 418 4 Never 119 5 It depends 0 6 Can't choose 59 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, refusal to complete self completion section 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q6: Thinking about flags on main streets in NI, when do you think it is legitimate to display Irish Tricolours? Please tick one box only [Self-completion] And thinking about flags flown on lamp-posts on main streets in Northern Ireland, when do you think it is legitimate to display Irish Tricolours on main streets? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 51 1 All year round 444 2 Only for a few weeks around special events 134 3 For the months around special events 282 4 Never 99 5 It depends 0 6 Can't choose 50 8 Can't choose 145 -1 Skip, refusal to complete self completion section 0 9 Not answered Self Completion Q5: Thinking about flags on main streets in NI, when do you think it is legitimate to display Union flags? Please tick one box only [Self-completion] And thinking about flags flown on lamp-posts on main streets in Northern Ireland, when do you think it is legitimate to display Union flags on main streets? 1060 145 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 461 1 Yes, definitely 186 2 Yes, probably 72 3 Probably not 34 4 Definitely not 3 8 Don't know 447 -1 Skip, don't have a workplace 2 9 Not answered Can you be open about your cultural identity in your workplace? IF 'YES' OR 'NO': Is this definitely or probably? Thinking about your workplace – if you have one – is it a place where you feel you can be open about your own cultural identity? 756 449 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. 416 0.531774051191527 593 1.06354810238305 139 1.59532215357458 44 2.12709620476611 9 2.65887025595764 3 3.19064430714916 1 3.72241835834069 Weight factor 1205 0 1 1 1 CANT BE BOTHERED WILL MAKE NO DIFFERENCE TO ME THEY SHOULD SORT THEM SELVES OUT 1 DO NOT KNOW MUCH ABOUT IT/I THINK THEY ARE IN IT FOR THE MONEY 1 DOES NOT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE 1 DON'T UNDERSTAND NI POLITICS 1 DONT CARE ABOUT POLITICS 1 Do not have Photographic I'D 1 Do not think there should be an Assembly 1 Do nothing for us. 1 Don't agree with policies of politicians 1 Dont like the choices 1 Dont vote because its religion based not real politics 1 Dose not make a differance 1 Has never voted in his life & is not bothered 1 Have never noted + Has not even (currently) registered 1 Housebound 1 I DONT FEEL STRONGLY ENOUGH ABOUT ANY PARTICULAR PARTY 1 I DONT THINK ANY OF THEM IS ANY USE 1 I DONT THINK THAT THERE IS A PARTY IN NI THAT I WOULD VOTE FOR 1 Just a waste of time 1 Lost interest 1 MLA's haven't done enough to get mysuppor.,I feel, that they arebasixalky itn itfor themselves andare only interested in power. 1 MOVING AWAY 1 NO CONFIDENCE 1 NO CONFIDENCE IN THE SYSTEM 1 NO CONFIDENCE IN TRIBAL POLITICS 4 NO INTEREST 1 NO PARTY THAT REFLECTS MY VIEWS 1 NO POINT. 1 NOBODY I WOULD VOTE FOR 3 NOT INTERESTED 1 Needs to know more about candidates 1 Never vote 1 No confidence in any politions - self interested. 1 Prejudices. No one worth voting for. Not enough options. 1 THEY DONT KEEPVTHEIR PROMICES 1 TOO LAZY 1 TOTALLY DISCUSTED BY OUR POLITIANS 1 They are uneducated egotistical bigots 1 Turned off by expenses 1 WASTE OF MY TIME 3 WASTE OF TIME 1 WOULD NOT NO WHO TO VOTE FOR 1 a waste of time! 1 all the same 1 all useless 1 apathy 1 assembly doesn,t work 1 because it is sectarian politics 1 because of expenses scandals 1 because of new a 5 road 1 because they are a bunch of tubes 1 believes it makes no difference 1 can't be bothered 1 can't be bothered don't want to know about it 1 cannot find anyone worth voting for 1 cant be bothered 1 could be bothered 1 could not be bothered 2 couldnt be bothered 1 depends on candidates 1 didnt even vote in poland 1 disagree with the whole government policy 1 disalousened 1 disillusioned 1 disillusioned with politicians 1 disillusionment 1 dissillusioned 1 do not like any of the parties 1 do not vote 1 do not want to vote 1 does not believe in politicians 1 doesn't make a difference to me 1 doesn't think it makes any difference 1 doesnt make any difference to me 1 doesnt think it does any good 1 don't feel need to vote as this area is stable 1 don't support entrenched views 1 don't understand it all 1 don't usually vote 1 don't vote 1 don't vote generally 1 dont care 1 dont have time 1 dont know a lot about it 1 dont know what im voting for 1 dont know where to go, policies are not accessible to public 1 dont know who to vote for 1 dont like politics 1 dont really do anything for us 1 dont support any party 1 dont think vote changes anything 1 dont trust politicians and dont know how things work 1 dont understand country polictica 1 dont understand it all 1 dont understand politics 1 dont vote 1 emigrating 1 fed up 1 felt pushed to votelast time 1 for older peoole to vote 1 gets you nowhere achieves 1 i dont know about the polotics 1 i dont think they look after pensioners 1 in this area you vote against something no for anything 1 it will make little difference 1 it won't make a difference 1 it wont make any difference 1 its irrelevant 1 just do not vote 1 just don't vote 1 just dont vote 1 just will not vote/bad experience 1 kept american heritage and no one want to vote 1 l don't follow politics 1 lack of faith/dont feel vote will count 1 losing interest and no longer close to home 1 make no difference 4 makes no difference 1 makesno difference to my life 1 means nothing 1 need to register 1 never hav,never will 1 never have 1 never have voted 1 never vote 3 never voted 1 never voted dont believe in politics 1 neverdid 1 nit interested 1 no belief in any politician 1 no belief in this system 1 no confidence 2 no faith in politicians 1 no faith in them 1 no idea who would be best to vote for 1 no intereat 13 no interest 1 no interest in local polifics 2 no interest in politics 1 no interest in politics dont agree with either side 1 no interested 1 no interst in it 1 no intrest 1 no one i would want to speak for me 1 no one to vote for and to line yheir own pockets 1 no one worth voting for 1 no party he identify with 1 no photographic ID 2 no point 1 no political interest 1 no politician has ever done anything for me 1 no strong party pref 1 no thing being done 1 no use 1 nobody is listening 1 nobody worth voting for. 1 none appeal to me 1 not allowedvto vote 1 not able to go due to health problems 1 not acting in interests of ordinary people 1 not allowed 1 not alot done for lately on pensions healthcare and roads 1 not an issue for me 2 not bothered 1 not eligable 1 not from here 2 not interesred 29 not interested 1 not interested all yahoos 3 not interested in politics 1 not interested in politics /but doesn't want a united ireland 1 not intereted 1 not intrested in politics 1 not involved in politics 1 not make a diff, 1 not sure and doesn't know who to vote for 1 not trust politicians 1 not worth voting for any party 1 notbinterested 1 nothing changes 1 nott bothered 1 pointless 1 politicans haven't earned my vote, have been dishonest with the people 1 politicians are all corrupt 1 politicians don't listen to the majority 1 politics not of interest to me 1 see no point makesno difference 1 signed onto the register 1 spendtoomuchtimenotspeakingtoeachother 1 there all the same,big tirade against Mervyn Storey who didnt help boyfriend etc 1 there no good for country 1 theres no point in voting 1 they are all gangsters and interested only in lining their own pockets,They promise the earth to get elected but then forget the people and their principles, 1 they are all rubbish 1 they are all the same 1 they are only interested in my vote 1 they do not do anything for us 1 they do nothing for me 1 they never do anything i want 1 think makes no difference 1 think they are useless 1 to complicated and too much arguing 1 too busy 1 too lazy and no interest 1 too many terrorists in government 1 tribal politics 1 unable to make mind up 1 usually on the day I'm cycling 6 waste of time 1 will not be in the country 2 wont make a difference 1 you know who'l get in anyway/futile exercise Political Attitudes Q9a: Why do you think you will not vote? Why do you think you will not vote? 279 The 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey involved 1205 face-to-face interviews with adults aged 18 years or over. The number of respondents has been reduced from 1800 as in previous years due to problems in securing funding for the survey. The main interview was carried out using computer assisted personal interviewing (CAPI) and the respondent was then asked to complete a self completion questionnaire. The interviewers listed all members of the household eligible for inclusion in the sample: that is, all persons aged 18 or over living at the address. From this listing of eligible adults, the interviewer’s computer randomly selected one adult. This person - the selected respondent - was then asked to complete the interview. Main Questionnaire Self-completion Questionnaire Derived Variables Socio-economic Variables Administrative Variables Weighting Variables Section 1: Introductory Questions Section 2: Attitudes to Dementia Section 3: Attitudes to Community Relations Section 4: Attitudes to Minority Ethnic People Section 7: Political Attitudes Section 8: Background Community Relations Attitudes to Minority Ethnic People General Attitudes/Trust/Health Section 5: Informal carers Section 6: Social Care for Older People Northern Ireland Assembly and the Way it is Run 2011-08-15 Nesstar Publisher nilt10 1205 381 nilt10.NSDstat NSDstat 200501 Devine, P. ESDS Government Copyright ARK Economic and Social Research Council Northern Ireland. Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister Atlantic Philanthropies Nesstar Publisher Devine, P.

Lizanne Dowds (ARK), for funding proposals and questionnaire design. Ann Marie (ARK) for questionnaire design. Helen Ferguson (Carers NI) for question design. Maria McManus and Patricia McParland (Dementia Services Development Centre) for question design. Robin Wilson for question design.

6844 NILT Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2010 ESDS Government, UK Data Archive ESDS Government, UK Data Archive; Data online via UK Data Archive Download Help desk: govsurveys@esds.ac.uk The depositor has specified that registration is required and standard conditions of use apply. The depositor may be informed about usage. See <a href='http://www.esds.ac.uk/orderingdata/termsandConditions.asp' target="_new" > terms and conditions</a> for further information. The data were processed to the UK Data Archive's 'A*' standard. This is the Archive's highest standard, and means that an extremely rigorous and comprehensive series of checks was carried out to ensure the quality of the data and documentation. Firstly, checks were made that the number of cases and variables matched the depositor's records. Secondly, checks were made that all variables had comprehensible variable labels and all nominal (categorical) variables had comprehensible value labels. Where possible, either with reference to the documentation and/or in communication with the depositor, labels were accordingly edited or created. Thirdly, logical checks were performed to ensure that nominal (categorical) variables had values within the range defined (either by value labels or in the depositor's documentation). Lastly, any data or documentation that breached confidentiality rules were altered or suppressed to preserve anonymity. Face-to-face interview; Self-completion Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency. Central Survey Unit 1,205 individuals One-stage stratified or systematic random sample Repeated cross-sectional study Weighting used. See documentation for details. Variable ULAMPDK has an incorrect variable label.<br/> It should read:<br/> Puts up union flags on lamp-posts:don't know<br/> Rather than:<br/> Puts up tricolour flags on lamp-posts:don't know <br><br> <I>Nesstar version - value label truncation</I><BR>Some variables contains long value labels. Nesstar truncates these at 60 characters during conversion. Please see documentation for full value label details. Study Description: English; Study Documentation: English User Guide: For details of related publications and studies, please see: ESDS Catalogue The <i>Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey</i> (NILT) series began in 1998, and was the successor to the previous <i>Northern Ireland Social Attitudes</i> series, (held at the UK Data Archive under SN 33235), which was discontinued in 1996. The aims of the NILT series are:<ul><li>to monitor public attitudes towards social policy and political issues in Northern Ireland</li><li>to provide a time series on attitudes to key social policy areas</li><li>to facilitate academic social policy analysis</li><li>to provide a freely available resource on public attitudes for the wider community of users in Northern Ireland</li></ul>NILT originally had a companion series which also began in 1998, the <i>Young Life and Times Survey</i> (YLT - see under SN 33313), although the methodology changed in 2003 (see SN 4826).<br> <br> NILT also forms part of the <a href="http://www.issp.org/" title ="International Social Survey Programme" target="_new" > International Social Survey Programme</a> (ISSP), although it does not do so every year.<br> <br> Further information about the NILT series may be found on the <a href="http://www.ark.ac.uk/nilt/" title="NILT Homepage" target="_new" > NILT</a> pages on the ARK (Access Research Knowledge) web site.<br><br><B>Main Topics</B>:<br>The 2010 NILT survey covered:<ul><li>dementia</li><li>community relations</li><li>informal carers</li><li>social care for older people</li><li>attitudes to minority ethnic people and migrant workers</li><li>political attitudes</li><li>background information on the respondents</li></ul> NATIONALITY DISCRIMINATION POLITICAL PARTICIPATION FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES CATHOLIC SCHOOLS SHOPPING FAMILY MEMBERS FRIENDS DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION TRAVELLING PEOPLE SECTARIANISM SCHOOLS DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HOMOSEXUALS ELECTORAL VOTING DECENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT NATIONAL POLICY SEX DISCRIMINATION PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR SPOUSE'S ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FAMILIES SELF-EMPLOYED DEBILITATIVE ILLNESS NORTHERN IRELAND CONFLICT ATTITUDES PROTESTANTISM CARE OF THE ELDERLY EDUCATIONAL INTEGRATION CULTURAL IDENTITY SOCIAL ATTITUDES SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS RACIAL PREJUDICE EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS INTEGRATION CATHOLICISM NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY ETHICS NEIGHBOURHOODS HOUSEHOLDS NATIONAL IDENTITY FOREIGN WORKERS POLITICIANS HEALTH TIED HOUSING RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION RELIGIOUS ATTENDANCE PROTESTANT SCHOOLS AGE ETHNIC MINORITIES RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY ETHNIC GROUPS EMPLOYMENT POLITICAL ALLEGIANCE INTERNET ACCESS COMMUNITIES HOUSING TENURE MARITAL STATUS COMMUNITY COHESION POLITICAL ATTITUDES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT SPOUSES CHILDREN RELIGIOUS SEGREGATION SOCIAL INTEGRATION QUALIFICATIONS INCOME HOUSEHOLD INCOME NORTHERN IRELAND POLITICAL PARTIES AGE DISCRIMINATION GENDER COHABITATION EMBLEMS CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS MIXED MARRIAGES RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES RACIAL DISCRIMINATION SPOUSE'S SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS COMMUNITY IDENTIFICATION FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION COMMUNITY BEHAVIOUR INTERNET USE PATRIOTISM NORTHERN IRELAND CULTURAL INTEGRATION MORAL VALUES INTERETHNIC RELATIONS LANDLORDS UNFURNISHED ACCOMMODATION RACE RELATIONS CHOICE ELDERLY EUROPEAN UNION SPOUSE'S EMPLOYMENT CARE DEMENTIA KNOWLEDGE (AWARENESS) WORKPLACE SOCIAL SYSTEMS CHANGING SOCIETY COLLEAGUE RELATIONSHIPS CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE LABOUR MIGRATION ISLAM NEIGHBOURS RACIAL CONFLICT CAREGIVERS CARE OF DEPENDANTS SOCIAL SUPPORT SATISFACTION WITH SERVICES RESIDENTIAL CARE OF THE ELDERLY HEALTH CARE COSTS VOTING BEHAVIOUR VOTING INTENTION CITIZEN PARTICIPATION TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey - Major studies Health services and medical care - Health Social attitudes and behaviour - Society and culture Specific diseases and medical conditions - Health Political behaviour and attitudes - Politics Ethnic minorities - Social stratification and groupings Individuals Numeric data; Individual (micro) level No spatial unit Northern Ireland Location of units of observation: National Population: Adults aged 18 or over, living in private households in Northern Ireland during 2010.