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Cape Area Study 2005 CAPE AREA STUDY 2005 Centre for Social Science Research Citizen Surveys University of Cape Town De Waal House, 172 Victoria Rd, Woodstock www.cssr.uct.ac.za email [email protected] Enquiries: Tel 021-650 4656; Fax 021-650 4657 tel 021-447-4484; fax 021-448-6312 A.1 Suburb A.2 EA code A.3 Personid Address Interviewer name A.4 Interviewer code Checked by Interviewer interviewer signature Interviewer: go to A.6 A.5 Back-checked? Yes 1 Date of No 2 back-check Supervisor (name) Signature Edited by (name) signature Coded by (name) Signature UCT quality control Signature (name) date A.6: Record here Day Date Time Outcome (only Reason, if other details of all Mon 1 Tue 2 if unsuccessful) attempts to Wed 3 Thur 4 24 hr clock 1 refused contact this Fri 5 Sat 6 2 no one at home household Sun 7 3 other (specify) A.6.1 1st visit A.6.2 2nd visit A.6.3 3rd visit A.6.4 4th visit A.6.5 5th visit A.6.6 6th visit A.6.7 7th visit 2 Interviewer: read out Good morning/afternoon. My name is … ... … …, and I want to ask your help with some research. We are presently conducting a survey for the University of Cape Town, on what people in Cape Town think about a number of issues. We selected a random sample of households living in Cape Town, and you happened to be in this sample. We would like to interview one adult member of this household, i.e. someone who is eighteen years or older. Can you please tell me who lives in this household who is eighteen years or older, and when are their birthdays? We ask this because we want to select the person to interview on the basis of their birthday. Name Birthday Name Birthday (only adults aged 18 or older) Day Month (only adults aged 18 or older) Day Month A.7.1 A.7.7. A.7.2 A.7.8 A.7.3 A.7.9 A.7.4 A.7.10 A.7.5 A.7.11 A.7.6 A.7.12 Interviewer: you must interview the person with the most recent birthday. Circle above the name of the person with the most recent birthday. Record here attempts to interview the selected respondent Record here details Day Date Time How Outcome (only if of all attempts to Mon 1 Tue 2 unsuccessful) contact the selected Wed 3 Thur 4 24 hr clock 1 Visit 1 refused respondent Fri 5 Sat 6 2 Telephone 2 no one at home / no answer Sun 7 3 other (specify) 3 other (specify) A.8.1 1st attempt A.8.2 2nd attempt A.8.3 3rd attempt A.8.4 4th attempt A.8.5 5th attempt A.8.6 6th attempt A.8.7 7th attempt A.8.8 8th attempt A.8.9 9th attempt 3 A.9 Interviewer: Record main material used for the walls Temporary shack (plastic, cardboard, plywood) 1 of this residence. Permanent shack (corrugated iron, mixed brick) 2 One option only Permanent building (brick, block) 3 Other (specify): 4 A.10 Interviewer: Record main material used for the roof Plastic, cardboard or plywood. 1 of this residence. Corrugated iron or zinc. 2 One option only. Tiles. 3 Thatch 4 Other (specify): 5 A.11 Interviewer: Record the condition of the Yes No area in which the house is located. A.11.1 Are the streets tarred? 1 2 A.11.2 Are the streets clean 1 2 A.11.3 Are there streetlights? 1 2 A.11.4 Are there vacant plots in the area? 1 2 A.11.5 Do most houses have gardens? 1 2 A.11.6 Are the gardens well tended? 1 2 A.11.7 Are there many high walls and gates for security? 1 2 A.11.8 Do the houses appear to be in good repair? 1 2 Interview with selected respondent Interviewer: do not repeat this if you have already said this to the selected respondent. Good morning/afternoon. My name is … … …, and I want to ask your help with some research. We are presently conducting a survey for the University of Cape Town, on what people in Cape Town think about a number of issues. The survey takes about 60 minutes to complete. The information given is confidential and personal information will never be made public. We selected a random sample of households living in Cape Town, and your household happened to be in this sample. We then selected randomly one adult member of this household, you. Can you please help us with this research? If you have any questions, please ask me, or contact Citizen Surveys or the Centre for Social Science Research at the University of Cape Town. Here is some information about the project, including details of how to contact the researchers at the University of Cape Town. At the end of the interview, we shall give you a small gift as a token of our gratitude. First, I must ask you to sign this form to show that you consent to be interviewed. Interviewer: give the respondent the information sheet and ask them to sign the consent form overleaf. 4 Consent The Cape Area Study is an ongoing study of life in Cape Town run by the Centre for Social Science Research at the University of Cape Town. This year (2005) we are examining what adults in Cape Town think about a number of issues, including the performance of local government, the neighbourhood, education, the future, and a range of social and political issues. This research will be used by students at the University of Cape Town and for books and articles about Cape Town. • Your participation is entirely voluntary. You do not have to take part in the interview, and may stop at any time if you do not want to continue. You also have the right to skip any particular question or questions if you do not want to answer them. • We expect that the interview will take approximately sixty minutes. • All information collected for this study will be kept strictly confidential. Individual responses to our questions will never be made public, and no information which could identify you will ever be released. • You have the right to ask questions at any point before the interview, during the interview, or after the interview is completed. • If you would like to receive information about the findings of this study, please tell the interviewer at the end of the interview, check that your address is correct, and we will send you more information in due course. By signing below, you signify that you agree to participate in the study. Signature: ___________________________________ Date: ___________ 2005 We ask for your name and contact details information only in case we need to contact you to check that the information was recorded correctly. We shall contact some of our interviewees in order to verify the information. Names and addresses will then be discarded; they will not be recorded on our computers. Number or address Refused Does not have one Name Telephone at home Cell phone Email address Interviewer: also check that the address details on the front page are correct. A.12 Interviewer: Record the gender of the respondent. Male 1 Female 2 A.13 Interviewer: How would most people classify the African / black 1 racial or population group of the respondent? Coloured 2 Indian 3 One option only. White 4 Other (specify): 5 5 Module B: Social attitudes B.1 Time at beginning of interview (use 24 hr clock) h h m m B.2.1 Taking all things together, would you say you Very happy A little happy Not happy Don’t know are very happy, a little happy or not happy? 1 2 3 99 B. 2.2 How much control do you feel you have over what happens in your life? Read out options I am totally in I control most I have little control I have no control Don’t know control things 1 2 3 4 99 Please say, for each of the following, how important it is to you. Read out options Very A little Not important Don’t know important important B.3.1 Family 1 2 3 99 B.3.2 Friends 1 2 3 99 B.3.3 Leisure time 1 2 3 99 B.3.4 Politics 1 2 3 99 B.3.5 Your culture 1 2 3 99 B.3.6 Work 1 2 3 99 B.3.7 The neighbourhood in which you live 1 2 3 99 B.3.8 Being South African 1 2 3 99 B.3.9 Religion 1 2 3 99 B.4.1 Some people say that “a woman’s place is Strongly Agree Neither Disagree Strongly Don’t know in the home”. Do you agree strongly, agree disagree agree, disagree or disagree strongly? 1 2 3 4 5 99 B.4.2 Do you think that in future, people like you will face good opportunities, Good Limited None Don’t know limited opportunities or no opportunities? 1 2 3 99 B.4.3 Do you think that in future, your children or the children of your friends 1 2 3 99 will face good opportunities, limited opportunities or no opportunities? I am going to read a list of things that some people believe and other people do not believe. Believe Not sure / Do not Do you believe each of these, or not, or are you not sure? don’t know believe B.5.1 Do you believe that ghosts or the spirits of dead people can come back? 1 99 2 B.5.2 Do you believe in witches? 1 99 2 B.5.3 Do you believe that there are some African illnesses that can only be cured by 1 99 2 traditional healers? B.5.4 Do you believe that traditional healers can cure AIDS? 1 99 2 B.5.5 Do you believe in the tokoloshe? 1 99 2 6 Here are some statements about who gets what in society, and why.
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