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Codebook CILS4COVID Codebook Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Survey in 4 European Countries – Germany COVID-19 Supplementary Survey – CILS4COVID Release version: 6.0.0 Release date: 30 July 2021 Citation: CILS4EU-DE. 2021. Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Survey in Four European Countries – Germany. Codebook. COVID-19 Supplementary Survey – CILS4COVID – 2020, v6.0.0. Mannheim: Mannheim University. 1 Content 1 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 3 2 Variable overview ................................................................................................................................. 5 2.1 Ordered by topic .......................................................................................................................... 5 2.1.1 Youth main questionnaire ..................................................................................................................... 5 2.2 Ordered by questionnaire ......................................................................................................... 11 2.2.1 Youth main questionnaire ...................................................................................................................11 3 Youth main questionnaire ................................................................................................................. 16 3.1 Sample information ................................................................................................................... 16 3.2 Additional survey on the Corona pandemic .......................................................................... 18 4 Appendix ............................................................................................................................................. 67 4.1 Coding lists ................................................................................................................................. 67 4.1.1 Appendix A: Coding list Language ....................................................................................................67 4.2 Appendix B: Differences Between Full-Version and Reduced-Version ........................... 79 4.2.1 Youth main questionnaire ...................................................................................................................80 2 Introduction 1 Introduction This codebook offers a complete documentation of data collected in the Corona Survey of the “Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Survey in Four European Countries - Germany” (CILS4EU-DE). An overview of the different data sets is given in the table below. The data sets can be merged using the unique identifier variable youthid. Germany Part Version Youth main Full wc1_ym_ge_v6.0.0.dta Reduced wc1_ym_ge_v6.0.0_rv.dta For each data set, a reduced version and a full version exist. A comparison between these two versions can be found in Appendix B. The structure of the codebook is oriented to the data structure, including separate subsections for the different data sets. Section 2 provides an overview of all variables: ordered by topic (section 2.1) and ordered according to how they appear in the data set (section 2.2). By clicking on the page number on the right-hand side in the digital version, information about this variable can be retrieved: English Master Question number Question Variable values Variable Missing name values (italic) Value labels Notes 3 Introduction Negative values indicate different types of missing values: Code Label Description -88 No answer No box ticked/no answer given -77 Not applicable Not answered due to filter question -66 Question not asked Not asked in a country/mode -55 Other missing Answers that could not be coded, fun answers -44 Interrupted interview Only for telephone and online modes (only in web and telephone mode) -33 Not available in reduced version Answers not available in the download version Notes contain further specificities for the respective variables. In general, the following information can be found in the notes: - Question was not asked in one or more modes. - Question was not asked due to filter question. - Further variables closely related to the variable. - Variable is not included in the reduced version of the data set. - Multiple answers are possible. In general, all variables reflect questions included in the questionnaires. However, in some cases, coarsening was necessary to make the variable suitable for the download version of the data. These reduced-version variables can be identified by their variable name ending with RV. For instance, information on the language other than German in which respondents obtain information about the Corona pandemic yc1_medloc2a is not available in the reduced version of the data. Instead, we offer a reduced version of this variable yc1_medloc2aRV, which contains languages with at least 6 mentions in the suvey. This variable is also included in the full version of the data. 4 Variable overview: Ordered by topic 2 Variable overview 2.1 Ordered by topic 2.1.1 Youth main questionnaire Question- Codebook- Number Page Sample information youthid Unique Youth ID 16 youthid_ge National Youth ID (Germany) 16 country Country of survey 16 yc1_status Mode of Corona survey youth main interview 16 yc1_intdat_ym Date of Corona survey youth main interview 16 yc1_intdat_ymRV Date of Corona survey youth main interview (Reduced 17 version) yc1_vers_ym Data release version of Corona survey youth main 17 interview yc1_group Experimental group in Corona survey youth main 17 interview Socio-Demography and general information General information yc1_sex m1 Sex 18 yc1_dobd m2 Date of birth, day 18 yc1_dobm m2 Date of birth, month 18 yc1_doby m2 Date of birth, year 19 yc1_datd m3 Date of interview, day 19 yc1_datm m3 Date of interview, month 19 yc1_daty m3 Date of interview, year 20 Home environment yc1_henv1 m25 Home environment since Corona pandemic I 55 yc1_henv2 m25 Home environment since Corona pandemic II 55 yc1_henv3 m25 Home environment since Corona pandemic III 56 yc1_henv4 m25 Home environment since Corona pandemic IV 56 yc1_henv5 m25 Home environment since Corona pandemic V 56 Structural integration Current Situation yc1_csit m4 Currently doing 20 yc1_csitop m4 Currently doing, other 20 yc1_csit_add m4 Currently doing, additional information 21 5 Variable overview: Ordered by topic Question- Codebook- Number Page Economic situation yc1_workbcp1 m5 Job situation in February 2020 21 yc1_workbcp2 m6 Job loss because of Corona pandemic 21 yc1_workdcp1 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Work from home 22 yc1_workdcp2 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Less money 22 yc1_workdcp3 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: More money 22 yc1_workdcp4 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Less hours 23 yc1_workdcp5 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: More hours 23 yc1_workdcp6 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Released w/o pay 23 yc1_workdcp7 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Released w/ pay 24 yc1_workdcp8 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Took additional 24 side/mini job yc1_workdcp9 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Lost side/mini 24 job yc1_workdcp10 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: None of the 25 above yc1_workdcp11 m7 How Corona pandemic changed work: Not empoyed 25 Social integration Discrimination yc1_pchbeh1 m22 Behavior of others since corona pandemic: Avoiding me 53 on street/in stores yc1_pchbeh2 m22 Behavior of others since corona pandemic: Moving away 53 from me yc1_pchbeh3 m22 Behavior of others since corona pandemic: More helpful 53 towards me yc1_schbeh1 m23 Behavior of self since corona pandemic: Avoid others on 54 street/in stores yc1_schbeh2 m23 Behavior of self since corona pandemic: Moving away 54 from others yc1_schbeh3 m23 Behavior of self since corona pandemic: More helpful 54 towards others yc1_disc m24 Perceived ethnic discrimination since Corona pandemic 55 Cultural integration Language yc1_medloc1 m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German 29 yc1_medloc2a m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 30 Other language 1 yc1_medloc2a_add m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 30 Other language 1. Additional information yc1_medloc2b m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 31 Other language 2 yc1_medloc2b_add m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 31 Other language 2. Additional information 6 Variable overview: Ordered by topic Question- Codebook- Number Page yc1_medloc2c m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 32 Other language 3 yc1_medloc2c_add m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 32 Other language 3. Additional information yc1_medloc2d m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 33 Other language 4 yc1_medloc2d_add m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 33 Other language 4. Additional information yc1_medloc2e m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 34 Other language 5 yc1_medloc2e_add m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 33 Other language 5. Additional information yc1_medloc2aRV m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 35 Other language 1 (Reduced version) yc1_medloc2bRV m10 Inform about pandemic in language other than German: 35 Other language 2 (Reduced version) Media use yc1_medgeinfo1 m8 How often inform about corona pandemic in German: 25 Newspapers yc1_medgeinfo2 m8 How often inform about corona pandemic in German: 26 Public television
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