Phone-Based Reach Up and Learn (doi:10.7910/DVN/LGVM0N)

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Phone-Based Reach Up and Learn

doi:10.7910/DVN/LGVM0N

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Rafla, Joyce; Schwartz, Kate; Yoshikawa, Hirokazu; Khanji, Mohammad; Abu Seriah, Rawan; Alaabed, Mohammad; Fityan, Ragheb; Sloane, Phoebe; Michael, Duja; Woulfin, Daniel; Anker, Patrick, 2023, "Phone-Based Reach Up and Learn", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/LGVM0N, Harvard Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:7bBpzqesy8w+Rqtlk9AsSQ== [fileUNF]

Phone-Based Reach Up and Learn

doi:10.7910/DVN/LGVM0N

Rafla, Joyce (New York University)

Schwartz, Kate (New York University)

Yoshikawa, Hirokazu (New York University)

Khanji, Mohammad (International Rescue Committee)

Abu Seriah, Rawan (International Rescue Committee)

Alaabed, Mohammad (International Rescue Committee)

Fityan, Ragheb (International Rescue Committee)

Sloane, Phoebe (International Rescue Committee)

Michael, Duja (New York University)

Woulfin, Daniel (Columbia University)

Anker, Patrick (New York University)

Woulfin, Dan

Anker, Patrick

Rafla, Joyce

Schwartz, Kate

Yoshikawa, Hirokazu

Michael, Duja

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Anker, Patrick

Anker, Patrick S

Anker, Patrick S

2023-09-18

Ahlan Simsim

Ahlan Simsim, which means “Welcome Sesame” in Arabic, is the groundbreaking program from Sesame Workshop and the International Rescue Committee (IRC), with Global TIES for Children serving as an independent evaluator, that delivers early learning and nurturing care to children and caregivers affected by conflict and displacement across the Middle East. Through a brand-new, localized version of Sesame Street and in-person direct services across Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, Ahlan Simsim reaches families wherever they are—from classrooms and health clinics to TV and mobile devices—with the vital educational resources that they need to thrive. This program, generously funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the LEGO Foundation, not only addresses immediate needs and builds a strong foundation for future well-being, but also has the potential to transform how the humanitarian system responds to crises around the world.

https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/LGVM0N

Social Sciences, Ahlan Simsim, Sesame Workshop, Syrian Refugees, Phone-delivered, Parenting, Caregiver support, International Rescue Committee, IRC

Reach Up and Learn (RUL) is a home-visiting program that was introduced in Jamaica in 1975. In 2016, the International Rescue Committee (IRC), in collaboration with the Arab Resource Collective, adapted RUL for the context of Syrian and host community families in Lebanon, Jordan and Syria and integrated RUL into its education, child protection, and health programs in Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. While the overarching language of these countries of implementation is Arabic, there are many local dialects and colloquial phrases, the use or omission of which can have a significant influence on the ability to understand spoken conversations. For translation, the IRC collaborated with the Arab Resource Collective (ARC) on translation of the RUL material into Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). IRC country teams made further changes to the language as needed to ensure local relevance and understanding. The IRC and ARC also worked on cultural contextualization of RUL based on an analysis of lessons learned from previous parenting support programs and advice from child development experts in the Middle East. From 2016 to early 2020, as part of the Ahlan Simsim early childhood initiative for the Syrian refugee response region funded as the inaugural MacArthur Foundation 100&Change initiative, the IRC delivered RUL through in-person home visits in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon, with caregivers of children 6-42 months receiving weekly or bi-weekly home visits over a 6-month or 1-year period, depending on the context. When the COVID-19 pandemic halted in-person programming in March 2020, the IRC Early Childhood Development (ECD) team adapted the RUL curriculum for delivery through phone calls in Jordan. IRC made the decision to deliver this intervention through audio-only phone calls after asking a sample of caregivers about their preferences, and whether they wanted video or picture content. Most caregivers preferred audio-only phone calls as they worried about the data costs of video or pictures. The activities were adapted to be delivered on the phone to caregivers to provide caregivers with stimulation activities they can do with their children using basic household items (plastic bottles, bottlecaps, plastic containers…etc.) Specifically, CHVs recruited caregivers from their social networks and enlist them in the program. They then called them three times a month to (1) check in on their well-being; (2) deliver health messages and (3) tell them about the stimulation activities. A team from NYU led by Prof. Yoshikawa (PI) is serving as the external evaluator on a study of the home visiting in Jordan, Ahlan Simsim, funded by the MacArthur Foundation and in partnership with Sesame Workshop and the IRC. Due to the recent COVID-19 Pandemic, the home-visiting Reach Up and Learn program will be delivered remotely via phone calls in the areas of Irbid/Ramtha, Mafraq and Amman.

2020-11-01-2022-01-31

2020-11-01-2021-02-282021-11-01-2022-01-31

Jordan

Caregivers and Community Health Volunteers

Community Health Volunteers, children from 6-36 months, and 2,298 caregivers among Syrian and Jordanian households in Mafraq, Amman, Irbid & Ramtha governorates in Jordan. Each age group is composed of two-month intervals (6-8 months, 9-11 monthsetc.) resulting in 10 age groups.

Survey data

Observation data

Community Health Volunteers recruited Caregivers from their social networks and enlist them in the program. CHVs were randomly assigned to either control or experimental groups. The control group will receive health messages only while the experimental group will receive health messages in addition to information on developmentally stimulating activities with children (RUL).

CHV attrition was substantial with 19% (19 of initial 99) of CHVs replaced during the course of the intervention. Most CHVs left because they found another job, moved to another governorate and other personal reasons. As a result, 29% (14 of the initial 48 pairs) were replaced with at least one new CHV in either treatment or control at different points in the intervention.

Reach Up and Learn (RUL) is a home-visiting program that was introduced in Jamaica in 1975. The program was later adapted to serve Syrian refugees in the Syrian Response region and implemented by the International Rescue Committee. Originally, the intervention was delivered in-person by a number of Community Health Volunteers (CHVs). However, recently it has been adapted to be delivered over the phone due to the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The activities were adapted to be delivered on the phone to caregivers to provide caregivers with stimulation activities they can do with their children using basic household items (plastic bottles, bottlecaps, plastic containersetc.)

• Number of cases: 2298

• No. of variables per record: 687

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

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• chvid_w1 - CHV ID
• enumid_w1 - Enumerator ID for baseline CG survey data collection
• hhid - Household ID
• date_of_survey_w1 - Date of baseline CG survey collection
• consent14_w1 - By verbally agreeing you are asserting that the above information has been read
• fc_dec1_w1 - Who makes decisions related to the child?
• fc_dec2_w1 - Who is the decision maker in general?
• role_1_w1 - What is your role in relation to that person (who makes the decisions)?
• CGfem_w1 - Sex of caregiver
• b_educ_w1 - Caregiver Education Level
• b_read_n_w1 - Are you able to read/understand newspapers or magazines in Arabic?
• b_read_o_w1 - Are you able to read newspapers/magazines in any other language?
• b_read_l_w1 - Are you able to read/understand Arabic labels on food or drink packages?
• b_read_s_w1 - Are you able to read/understand Arabic signs on buildings or streets?
• CGFeduc - What is the highest level of education that your father has completed?
• CGMeduc - What is the highest level of education that your mother has completed?
• b_marry_w1 - What is your current marital status?
• CGSeduc - What is the highest level of education that (fc name)'s father completed?
• CGnatio - Caregiver Nationality
• sy_lea_w1 - What year did you leave Syria?
• sy_lea_w_w1 - Why did you leave?
• reg_unhcr_w1 - Are you registered with the UNHCR?
• b_hom_1_w1 - Since which year have you lived in your current usual place of residence?
• b_hom_2_w1 - Since which year have you lived in city/governorate in which you currently live?
• b_move_t_w1 - How many times have you moved residences in the past 3 years?
• b_part_h_w1 - Does your spouse live here with you?
• b_part_y_w1 - Why does your spouse not live with you?
• hh_num_w1 - Total household size
• hh_adnum_w1 - Total Number of Adults in Household
• hh_fccare_w1 - Who spends the most time interacting with (fc name)? Please give role in househo
• hh_fccare1_w1 - hh_fccare/1
• hh_fccare2_w1 - hh_fccare/2
• hh_fccare55_w1 - hh_fccare/-55
• hh_fccare99_w1 - hh_fccare/-99
• hh_cnum_w1 - Total Number of Children in Household
• bed_w1 - How many bedrooms are in your home?
• bath_w1 - How many bathrooms are in your home?
• hh_works_w1 - Who in your household works?
• hh_works1_w1 - hh_works/1
• hh_works2_w1 - hh_works/2
• hh_works3_w1 - hh_works/3
• hh_works4_w1 - hh_works/4
• hh_works5_w1 - hh_works/5
• hh_works6_w1 - hh_works/6
• hh_works7_w1 - hh_works/7
• hh_works8_w1 - hh_works/8
• hh_works55_w1 - hh_works/-55
• hh_works99_w1 - hh_works/-99
• hh_mi_1_w1 - Spouse:Pre COVID-19, was your main source of income from non-permanent (temporar
• hh_mi_2_w1 - Child: Pre COVID-19, was their main source of income from non-permanent (tempora
• hh_mi_3_w1 - Spouse of Child: Pre COVID-19, was your main source of income from non-permanent
• hh_mi_4_w1 - Grandchild: Pre COVID-19, was your main source of income from non-permanent (tem
• hh_mi_5_w1 - Parent: Pre COVID-19, was your main source of income from non-permanent (tempora
• hh_mi_6_w1 - Parent-in-law: Pre COVID-19, was your main source of income from non-permanent (
• hh_mi_7_w1 - Sibling: Pre COVID-19, was your main source of income from non-permanent (tempor
• hh_mi_8_w1 - Other: Pre COVID-19, was your main source of income from non-permanent (temporar
• hh_i_b_w1 - How would you describe your household’s financial situation currently?
• hh_i_pc_w1 - How would you describe your household’s financial situation before COVID 19?
• hh_l_sta_w1 - Think of the time before COVID-19, were you feeling stable in your housing situa
• hh_i_hh_w1 - How do you perceive your own household wealth level compared to other households
• hh_i_sw_w1 - How would you describe your household’s financial situation 10 years ago (i.e.,
• h_food_w1 - Which of these statements best describes the food eaten in your household in the
• h_o_gen_w1 - Do you consider your general health to be:
• h_o_ment_w1 - How would you rate your mood or general sense of contentment/satisfaction?
• h_o_see_w1 - Do you have difficulty seeing, even if wearing glasses?
• h_o_hear_w1 - Do you have difficulty hearing, even if using a hearing aid?
• h_o_walk_w1 - Do you have difficulty walking or climbing steps?
• h_o_memo_w1 - Do you have difficulty remembering or concentrating?
• h_o_self_w1 - Do you have difficulty (with self-care such as) washing all over or dressing?
• h_o_lang_w1 - Using your usual (customary) language, do you have difficulty communicating, for
• h_sick_w1 - Have you suffered from a serious illness or injury in the past year?
• h_sick_n_w1 - If yes, how manty times in the past year?
• fc_hgty_w1 - Do you know (fc name)'s current height?
• fc_hgt_w1 - If yes, enter (fc name)'s height here in centimeters (cm):
• fc_wgty_w1 - Do you know (fc name)'s current weight?
• fc_wgt_w1 - If yes, enter (fc name)'s current weight in kilograms (kg) here:
• fc_bwy_w1 - Do you know (fc name)'s birthweight?
• fc_bw_w1 - If yes, enter (fc name)'s birthweight in kilograms (kg) here:
• fc_heal_w1 - Do you consider (fc name)'s general health to be:
• c_o_see_w1 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_hear_w1 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_walk_w1 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_memo_w1 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_lang_w1 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name) and using your usual (custom
• c_sick_1_w1 - Has (fc name) suffered from a serious illness or injury in the past year?
• c_sick_1n_w1 - If yes, how manty times in the past year?
• phq8_1_w1 - Little interest or pleasure in doing things
• phq8_2_w1 - Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless
• phq8_3_w1 - Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or sleeping too much
• phq8_4_w1 - Feeling tired or having little energy
• phq8_5_w1 - Poor appetite or overeating
• phq8_6_w1 - Feeling bad about yourself — or that you are a failure or have let yourself or y
• phq8_7_w1 - Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading, or following social media, or
• phq8_8_w1 - Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed? Or the opposi
• bit_1_w1 - Shows pleasure when he or she succeeds (for example claps for self).
• bit_2_w1 - Gets hurt so often that you can’t take your eyes off him or her.
• bit_3_w1 - Seems nervous, tense, or fearful.
• bit_4_w1 - Is restless and can’t sit still.
• bit_5_w1 - Follows rules/listens to you
• bit_6_w1 - Wakes up at night and needs help to fall asleep again.
• bit_7_w1 - Cries or has a tantrum until he or she is exhausted.
• bit_8_w1 - Is afraid of certain places, animals or things.
• bit_9_w1 - Has less fun than other children.
• bit_10_w1 - Looks for you (or other parent) when upset
• bit_11_w1 - Cries or hangs onto you when you try to leave.
• bit_12_w1 - Worries a lot or is very serious.
• bit_13_w1 - Looks right at you when you say his or her name.
• bit_14_w1 - Does not react when hurt.
• bit_15_w1 - Is affectionate with loved ones.
• bit_17_w1 - Has trouble falling asleep or staying asleep 
• bit_18_w1 - Runs away in public places.
• bit_19_w1 - Plays well with other children (not including brother/sister).
• bit_20_w1 - Can pay attention for a long  time (other than when watching something (TV, mobi
• bit_21_w1 - Has trouble adjusting to changes
• bit_22_w1 - Tries to help when someone is hurt (for example, gives a toy)
• bit_23_w1 - Often gets very upset
• bit_24_w1 - Gags or chokes on food
• bit_25_w1 - Imitates playful sounds when you ask him or her to.
• bit_26_w1 - Refuses to eat.
• bit_27_w1 - Hits , shoves, kicks, or bites children (not including brother/sister).
• bit_28_w1 - Is destructive. Breaks or ruins things on purpose
• bit_29_w1 - Points to show you something far away.
• bit_30_w1 - Hits, bites or kicks you (or other parent).
• bit_31_w1 - Hugs or feeds dolls or stuffed animals
• bit_32_w1 - Seems very unhappy, sad, depressed or withdrawn.
• bit_33_w1 - Purposely tries to hurt you (or another parent)
• bit_34_w1 - When upset, gets very still, freezes, or doesn’t move.
• pss_1_w1 - Caring for (fc name) sometimes takes more time and energy than you have to give
• pss_2_w1 - You worry whether you are doing enough for (fc name)
• pss_3_w1 - A major source of stress in your life is your children
• pss_4_w1 - You feel like you have little time/flexibility since having child(ren)
• pss_5_w1 - Having child(ren) is a financial burden
• pss_6_w1 - It is difficult to balance different responsibilities because of your child(ren)
• pss_7_w1 - The behavior of (fc name) is embarrassing or stressful to you
• pss_8_w1 - You feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of being a parent
• pss_9_w1 - You feel like you have too few choices and too little control over your life sin
• ss_famil_w1 - How many close family members who you rely on for support and who are not in you
• ss_frien_w1 - How many close friends who you really rely on for support live nearby?
• ss_chi_h_w1 - If you needed help with an issue or a problem with your child, who is available
• ss_chi_h1_w1
• ss_chi_h2_w1
• ss_chi_h3_w1
• ss_chi_h4_w1
• ss_chi_h5_w1
• ss_chi_h6_w1
• ss_chi_h0_w1
• ss_chi_h55_w1
• ss_chi_h99_w1
• ss_chi_1_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_2_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_3_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_6_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_7_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_hh_h_w1 - If you needed help with an issue or a problem related to resources for your fami
• ss_hh_h1_w1
• ss_hh_h2_w1
• ss_hh_h3_w1
• ss_hh_h4_w1
• ss_hh_h5_w1
• ss_hh_h6_w1
• ss_hh_h0_w1
• ss_hh_h55_w1
• ss_hh_h99_w1
• ss_hh_1_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_2_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_5_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_6_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_7_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_per_h_w1 - If you needed help with a personal problem, who is available for that help?
• ss_per_h1_w1
• ss_per_h2_w1
• ss_per_h3_w1
• ss_per_h4_w1
• ss_per_h5_w1
• ss_per_h6_w1
• ss_per_h0_w1
• ss_per_h55_w1
• ss_per_h99_w1
• ss_per_1_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_2_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_6_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_7_w1 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_w1 - I receive praise, encouragement, care, and respect as a parent within my communi
• p_gha_1a_w1 - Took away privileges, forbade something they liked or did not allow (fc name) to
• p_gha_1b_w1 - Explained why (fc name)'s behavior was wrong
• p_gha_1c_w1 - Shook (fc name)
• p_gha_1d_w1 - Shouted, yelled at or screamed at (fc name)
• p_gha_1e_w1 - Gave (fc name) something else to do to distract him/her
• p_gha_1f_w1 - Spanked, hit or slapped (fc name) on the bottom with bare hand
• p_gha_1g_w1 - Called (fc name) dumb, lazy, or another name like that
• p_gha_1h_w1 - Hit or slapped (fc name) on the face, head or ears
• p_gha_1i_w1 - Hit or slapped (fc name) on the hand, arm, or leg.
• p_gha_1j_w1 - Do you believe that in order to bring up, raise, or educate a child properly, th
• prei_1_w1 - How often did your family have enough income or resources to pay for basic needs
• prei_2_w1 - How often does your family restrict food consumption by adults in order for chil
• prei_3_w1 - How often does your family have access to clean drinking water whenever you need
• prei_4_w1 - How often does your family have enough clothing?
• prei_5_w1 - How often does your family have access to cooking facilities whenever you need t
• prei_6_w1 - How often does your family have access to water for your needs (other than drink
• prei_7_w1 - Does your family able to bathe when you need to wash?
• prei_8_w1 - Does your family have access to electricity when you need it?
• prei_9_w1 - Apart from last month, is your household able to heat your current accommodation
• prei_10_w1 - Does your current accommodation provide enough space for all of the household me
• prei_11_w1 - Does your current accommodation provide protection from the weather (e.g., rain,
• prei_15_w1 - How often are you able to get access to health care (e.g., treatment, medicine)
• prei_19_w1 - Do you have access to internet in your home (whether through your mobile phone,
• gad1_w1 - Feeling nervous, anxious or on edge
• gad2_w1 - Not being able to stop or control worrying
• gad3_w1 - Worrying too much about different things
• gad4_w1 - Trouble relaxing
• gad5_w1 - Being so restless that it is hard to sit still
• gad6_w1 - Becoming easily annoyed or irritated
• gad7_w1 - Feeling afraid as if something awful might happen
• pse_1_w1 - You are able to sense when (fc name) is starting to become distressed
• pse_2_w1 - Managing (fc name) is difficult
• pse_3_w1 - You can think of ways to play with (fc name)
• pse_4_w1 - You have a daily routine with (fc name) that feels comfortable
• pse_5_w1 - (fc name) knows that you understand when their feelings are hurt
• pse_6_w1 - You have trouble getting (fc name) to listen to you
• pse_7_w1 - You are a fun playmate for (fc name)
• pse_8_w1 - You are able to provide a comfortable daily schedule for (fc name)
• pse_9_w1 - (fc name) knows by your behavior how much you really adore them
• pse_10_w1 - Other parents seem to have more success with setting limits for their children t
• pse_11_w1 - You find it hard to loosen up and just play with (fc name)
• pse_12_w1 - You succeed in having (fc name) eat on a fairly regular schedule
• pse_13_w1 - (fc name) feels very loved by you
• pse_14_w1 - Setting limits for (fc name) is relatively easy for you
• pse_15_w1 - You are able to get actively involved in playing with (fc name)
• pse_16_w1 - You face challenges at getting (fc name) to stick to a regular daily schedule
• pse_17_w1 - You provide emotional support to (fc name)
• pse_18_w1 - When (fc name) tries to cross the limits that you set forth you feel frustrated
• pse_19_w1 - Playing is part of the relationship with (fc name) that you have very little dif
• pse_20_w1 - You are unable to sick to a regular bed time with (fc name)
• pse_21_w1 - You are tolerant and understanding when (fc name) displays negative emotions
• pse_22_w1 - You find it hard to tell (fc name) “no” unless safety is the issue
• pse_23_w1 - You struggle with just having fun with (fc name)
• pse_24_w1 - You have a fairly regular morning routine with (fc name)
• pse_25_w1 - When your (fc name) has a problem, he/she knows you will want to help
• pse_26_w1 - You spend an appropriate amount of time just playing with (fc name)
• p_env11_w1 - About how many children’s books or picture books would you estimate you have for
• mics_1_w1 - Toys made by an adult (like cotton-based toys or other toys made at home)
• mics_2_w1 - Household objects
• mics_3_w1 - Materials from outside the house
• mics_4_w1 - Toys that make music
• mics_5_w1 - Toys for building things (e.g. Lego)
• mics_6_w1 - Things for drawing and writing
• mics_7_w1 - Things for moving a lot, like balls, rattles, hopping rope
• mics_8_w1 - Toys for pretending like dolls, sticks for animals, pretend cups, plates
• m_e_sup2aw_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2aw1_w1 - m_e_sup2aw/1
• m_e_sup2aw2_w1 - m_e_sup2aw/2
• m_e_sup2aw55_w1 - m_e_sup2aw/-55
• m_e_sup2aw99_w1 - m_e_sup2aw/-99
• m_e_sup2bw_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2bw1_w1 - m_e_sup2bw/1
• m_e_sup2bw2_w1 - m_e_sup2bw/2
• m_e_sup2bw55_w1 - m_e_sup2bw/-55
• m_e_sup2bw99_w1 - m_e_sup2bw/-99
• m_e_sup2cw_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2cw1_w1 - m_e_sup2cw/1
• m_e_sup2cw2_w1 - m_e_sup2cw/2
• m_e_sup2cw55_w1 - m_e_sup2cw/-55
• m_e_sup2cw99_w1 - m_e_sup2cw/-99
• m_e_sup2d_w1 - Go to the market or store or taking children outside of home
• m_e_sup2dw_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2dw1_w1 - m_e_sup2dw/1
• m_e_sup2dw2_w1 - m_e_sup2dw/2
• m_e_sup2dw55_w1 - m_e_sup2dw/-55
• m_e_sup2dw99_w1 - m_e_sup2dw/-99
• m_e_sup2ew_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2ew1_w1 - m_e_sup2ew/1
• m_e_sup2ew2_w1 - m_e_sup2ew/2
• m_e_sup2ew55_w1 - m_e_sup2ew/-55
• m_e_sup2ew99_w1 - m_e_sup2ew/-99
• m_e_sup2fw_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2fw1_w1 - m_e_sup2fw/1
• m_e_sup2fw2_w1 - m_e_sup2fw/2
• m_e_sup2fw55_w1 - m_e_sup2fw/-55
• m_e_sup2fw99_w1 - m_e_sup2fw/-99
• m_e_sup2gw_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2gw1_w1 - m_e_sup2gw/1
• m_e_sup2gw2_w1 - m_e_sup2gw/2
• m_e_sup2gw55_w1 - m_e_sup2gw/-55
• m_e_sup2gw99_w1 - m_e_sup2gw/-99
• p_env48_w1 -  Teach about spiritual or religious practices
• p_env48w_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env48w1_w1 - p_env48w/1
• p_env48w2_w1 - p_env48w/2
• p_env48w55_w1 - p_env48w/-55
• p_env48w99_w1 - p_env48w/-99
• p_env49w_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env49w1_w1 - p_env49w/1
• p_env49w2_w1 - p_env49w/2
• p_env49w55_w1 - p_env49w/-55
• p_env49w99_w1 - p_env49w/-99
• p_env50w_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env50w1_w1 - p_env50w/1
• p_env50w2_w1 - p_env50w/2
• p_env50w55_w1 - p_env50w/-55
• p_env50w99_w1 - p_env50w/-99
• p_env51w_w1 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env51w1_w1 - p_env51w/1
• p_env51w2_w1 - p_env51w/2
• p_env51w55_w1 - p_env51w/-55
• p_env51w99_w1 - p_env51w/-99
• enum_id_w1 - enum_ID
• loc_w1 - loc
• CGage_w1 - Caregiver Age (yrs)
• f_agai_w1 - How likely would you be to participate in data collection like this again in the
• f_reco_w1 - How likely would you be to recommend participating in this research to another c
• CHVnatio_w1 - nationality_chv
• gender_chv_w1 - gender_chv
• educ_chv_w1 - educ_chv
• age_chv_w1
• prevexp_chv_w1
• CHVfem_w1 - gender_chv==Female
• CHfem - gender_child==female
• tx_w1 - Treatment
• enumid_w2 - Please enter your Enumerator ID number.
• consent14_w2 - By verbally agreeing you are asserting that the above information has been read
• date_of_survey_w2_w2 - DATE_OF_SURVEY
• aswatch_w2 - Do you watch the Ahlan Simsim show with your child?
• hh_num_w2 - How many people in total live in your household, including adults and children?
• hh_adnum_w2 - How many total adults live in your household?
• hh_fccare_w2 - Who spends the most time interacting with (fc name)? Please give role in househo
• hh_fccare1_w2 - hh_fccare/1
• hh_fccare2_w2 - hh_fccare/2
• hh_fccare55_w2 - hh_fccare/-55
• hh_fccare99_w2 - hh_fccare/-99
• hh_cnum_w2 - How many total children live in your household besides (fc name)?
• hh_total_w2 - totalhhsize
• costing_w2 - A few times per month, did you receive a call from the CHV or someone from the I
• costing_health_w2 - On those calls, did the CHV encourage you to do the following health activities,
• costing_health2_w2 - If yes, after the call, can you tell us how many days you spent on those health
• costing_health3_w2 - How many hours did you spend on those health and nutrition activity tasks on ave
• costing_ecd_w2 - On those calls, did the CHV encourage you to do educational activities, such as
• costing_ecd2_w2 - If yes, after the call, can you tell us how many days you spent on those educati
• costing_ecd3_w2 - How many hours did you spend on those educational or play tasks on average per d
• h_gen_w2 - Do you consider your general health to be:
• h_o_gen_w2 - You told me before about your health in general. Now I want to ask you about you
• h_o_ment_w2 - How would you rate your mood or general sense of contentment/satisfaction?
• h_sick_w2 - Have you suffered from a serious illness or injury in the past year?
• h_sick_n_w2 - If yes, how manty times in the past year?
• cg_smoke_w2 - In the last six months, did you smoke?
• cg_smoke1_w2 - In the last six months, how often did you smoke cigarettes or sheesha or e-cigar
• hh_smoke_w2 - In the last six months, how often did anyone else in the household smoke cigaret
• cg_covid1_w2 - Have you received the COVID-19 vaccine?
• cg_covid2_w2 - Which one?
• cg_covid3_w2 - How many “shots”/ “doses” have you received?
• cg_covid4_w2 - If they have not gotten either the first shot or completed the “package” Are you
• fc_hgty_w2 - Do you know (fc name)'s current height?
• fc_hgt_w2 - If yes, enter (fc name)'s height here in centimeters (cm):
• fc_wgty_w2 - Do you know (fc name)'s current weight?
• fc_wgt_w2 - If yes, enter (fc name)'s current weight in kilograms (kg) here:
• fc_bwy_w2 - Do you know (fc name)'s birthweight?
• fc_bw_w2 - If yes, enter (fc name)'s birthweight in kilograms (kg) here:
• fc_heal_w2 - Do you consider (fc name)'s general health to be:
• fc_heal_lm_w2 - Overall, how would you describe (fc name)'s health in the last month?
• fc_diar_lm_w2 - Has (fc name) had diarrhea in the last four weeks?
• fc_sick_lm_w2 - Has (fc name) been sick in the last month?
• fc_sick_lm1_w2 - What were they sick with?
• fc_sick_lm2_w2 - Did you seek advice or treatment from any source?
• fc_sick_lm3_w2 - Where did you seek advice or treatment?
• fc_imm_w2 - Did (fc name) get any vaccination over the last 6 months?
• fc_imm1_w2 - If yes, how many?
• fc_bf_w2 - Were you breastfeeding (fc name) in the last 6 months?
• fc_food_w2 - Was (fc name) given solid food or liquid food other than breastfeeding in in the
• c_o_see_w2 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_hear_w2 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_walk_w2 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_memo_w2 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name), does (fc name) have difficu
• c_o_lang_w2 - In comparison to children the same age as (fc name) and using your usual (custom
• c_sick_1_w2 - Has (fc name) suffered from a serious illness or injury in the past year?
• c_sick_1n_w2 - If yes, how manty times in the past year?
• continue1 - Note to enumerator: is the caregiver able to continue with this call?
• prei_1_w2 - How often did your family have enough income or resources to pay for basic needs
• prei_2_w2 - How often does your family restrict food consumption by adults in order for chil
• prei_3_w2 - How often does your family have access to clean drinking water whenever you need
• prei_6_w2 - How often does your family have access to water for your needs (other than drink
• prei_7_w2 -  Is your family able to bathe when you need to wash?
• prei_4_w2 - How often does your family have enough clothing?
• prei_5_w2 - How often does your family have access to cooking facilities whenever you need t
• prei_8_w2 - Does your family have access to electricity when you need it?
• prei_9_w2 - Apart from last month, is your household able to heat your current accommodation
• prei_10_w2 - Does your current accommodation provide enough space for all of the household me
• prei_11_w2 - Does your current accommodation provide protection from the weather (e.g., rain,
• prei_15_w2 - How often are you able to get access to health care (e.g., treatment, medicine)
• prei_19_w2 - Do you have access to internet in your home (whether through your mobile phone,
• f_agai_w2 - How likely would you be to participate in data collection like this again in the
• f_reco_w2 - How likely would you be to recommend participating in this research to another c
• phq8_1_w2 - Little interest or pleasure in doing things
• phq8_2_w2 - Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless
• phq8_3_w2 - Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or sleeping too much
• phq8_4_w2 - Feeling tired or having little energy
• phq8_5_w2 - Poor appetite or overeating
• phq8_6_w2 - Feeling bad about yourself — or that you are a failure or have let yourself or y
• phq8_7_w2 - Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading, or following social media, or
• phq8_8_w2 - Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed? Or the opposi
• ss_famil_w2 - How many close family members who you rely on for support and who are not in you
• ss_frien_w2 - How many close friends who you really rely on for support live nearby?
• ss_chi_h_w2 - If you needed help with an issue or a problem with your child, who is available
• ss_chi_h1_w2
• ss_chi_h2_w2
• ss_chi_h3_w2
• ss_chi_h4_w2
• ss_chi_h5_w2
• ss_chi_h6_w2
• ss_chi_h0_w2
• ss_chi_h55_w2
• ss_chi_h99_w2
• ss_chi_1_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_2_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_3_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_6_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_7_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_hh_h_w2 - If you needed help with an issue or a problem related to resources for your fami
• ss_hh_h1_w2
• ss_hh_h2_w2
• ss_hh_h3_w2
• ss_hh_h4_w2
• ss_hh_h5_w2
• ss_hh_h6_w2
• ss_hh_h0_w2
• ss_hh_h55_w2
• ss_hh_h99_w2
• ss_hh_1_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_2_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_6_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_7_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_per_h_w2 - If you needed help with a personal problem, who is available for that help?
• ss_per_h1_w2
• ss_per_h2_w2
• ss_per_h3_w2
• ss_per_h4_w2
• ss_per_h5_w2
• ss_per_h6_w2
• ss_per_h0_w2
• ss_per_h55_w2
• ss_per_h99_w2
• ss_per_1_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_2_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_5_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_6_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_w2 - I receive praise, encouragement, care, and respect as a parent within my communi
• p_gha_1a_w2 - Took away privileges, forbade something they liked or did not allow (fc name) to
• p_gha_1b_w2 - Explained why (fc name)'s behavior was wrong
• p_gha_1c_w2 - Shook (fc name)
• p_gha_1d_w2 - Shouted, yelled at or screamed at (fc name)
• p_gha_1e_w2 - Gave (fc name) something else to do to distract him/her
• p_gha_1f_w2 - Spanked, hit or slapped (fc name) on the bottom with bare hand
• p_gha_1g_w2 - Called (fc name) dumb, lazy, or another name like that
• p_gha_1h_w2 - Hit or slapped (fc name) on the face, head or ears
• p_gha_1i_w2 - Hit or slapped (fc name) on the hand, arm, or leg.
• p_gha_1j_w2 - Do you believe that in order to bring up, raise, or educate a child properly, th
• totcalls - Number of calls carried out with the caregiver
• hhsiz_w1 - Our best guess of total household size given other answers
• hhchi_w1 - Number of children in household including focal child
• chage_asq_w1 - Binned child age at baseline (months)
• chage_asq_w2 - Binned child age at endline (months)
• comm1_w1 - ASQ communication, item 1
• gmot1_w1 - ASQ gross motor, item 1
• fmot1_w1 - ASQ fine motor, item 1
• pslv1_w1 - ASQ problem solving, item 1
• comm2_w1 - ASQ communication, item 2
• gmot2_w1 - ASQ gross motor, item 2
• fmot2_w1 - ASQ fine motor, item 2
• pslv2_w1 - ASQ problem solving, item 2
• comm3_w1 - ASQ communication, item 3
• gmot3_w1 - ASQ gross motor, item 3
• fmot3_w1 - ASQ fine motor, item 3
• pslv3_w1 - ASQ problem solving, item 3
• comm4_w1 - ASQ communication, item 4
• gmot4_w1 - ASQ gross motor, item 4
• fmot4_w1 - ASQ fine motor, item 4
• pslv4_w1 - ASQ problem solving, item 4
• comm5_w1 - ASQ communication, item 5
• gmot5_w1 - ASQ gross motor, item 5
• fmot5_w1 - ASQ fine motor, item 5
• pslv5_w1 - ASQ problem solving, item 5
• comm6_w1 - ASQ communication, item 6
• gmot6_w1 - ASQ gross motor, item 6
• fmot6_w1 - ASQ fine motor, item 6
• pslv6_w1 - ASQ problem solving, item 6
• comm1_w2 - ASQ communication, item 1
• gmot1_w2 - ASQ gross motor, item 1
• fmot1_w2 - ASQ fine motor, item 1
• pslv1_w2 - ASQ problem solving, item 1
• comm2_w2 - ASQ communication, item 2
• gmot2_w2 - ASQ gross motor, item 2
• fmot2_w2 - ASQ fine motor, item 2
• pslv2_w2 - ASQ problem solving, item 2
• comm3_w2 - ASQ communication, item 3
• gmot3_w2 - ASQ gross motor, item 3
• fmot3_w2 - ASQ fine motor, item 3
• pslv3_w2 - ASQ problem solving, item 3
• comm4_w2 - ASQ communication, item 4
• gmot4_w2 - ASQ gross motor, item 4
• fmot4_w2 - ASQ fine motor, item 4
• pslv4_w2 - ASQ problem solving, item 4
• comm5_w2 - ASQ communication, item 5
• gmot5_w2 - ASQ gross motor, item 5
• fmot5_w2 - ASQ fine motor, item 5
• pslv5_w2 - ASQ problem solving, item 5
• comm6_w2 - ASQ communication, item 6
• gmot6_w2 - ASQ gross motor, item 6
• fmot6_w2 - ASQ fine motor, item 6
• pslv6_w2 - ASQ problem solving, item 6
• m_e_sup2a_w1 - Reading books or looking at picture books
• m_e_sup2b_w1 - Telling stories to children
• m_e_sup2c_w1 - Singing songs with them
• m_e_sup2e_w1 - Playing with children
• m_e_sup2f_w1 - Spend time in learning activities - naming, counting, or drawing things with chi
• m_e_sup2g_w1 - Do household chores with, like cooking, cleaning
• p_env49_w1 - Sit with the child during the main meal of the day
• p_env50_w1 - Feed or assist the child to eat
• p_env51_w1 - Talk with child during meals
• gad1_w2 - Feeling nervous, anxious or on edge
• gad3_w2 - Worrying too much about different things
• gad4_w2 - Trouble relaxing
• gad5_w2 - Being so restless that it is hard to sit still
• gad6_w2 - Becoming easily annoyed or irritated
• gad7_w2 - Feeling afraid as if something awful might happen
• pse_1_w2 - You are able to sense when (fc name) is starting to become distressed
• pse_2_w2 - Managing (fc name) is difficult
• pse_3_w2 - You can think of ways to play with (fc name)
• pse_4_w2 - You have a daily routine with (fc name) that feels comfortable
• pse_5_w2 - (fc name) knows that you understand when their feelings are hurt
• pse_6_w2 - You have trouble getting (fc name) to listen to you
• pse_7_w2 - You are a fun playmate for (fc name)
• pse_8_w2 - You are able to provide a comfortable daily schedule for (fc name)
• pse_9_w2 - (fc name) knows by your behavior how much you really adore them
• pse_10_w2 - Other parents seem to have more success with setting limits for their children t
• pse_11_w2 - You find it hard to loosen up and just play with (fc name)
• pse_12_w2 - You succeed in having (fc name) eat on a fairly regular schedule
• pse_13_w2 - (fc name) feels very loved by you
• pse_14_w2 - Setting limits for (fc name) is relatively easy for you
• pse_15_w2 - You are able to get actively involved in playing with (fc name)
• pse_16_w2 - You face challenges at getting (fc name) to stick to a regular daily schedule
• pse_17_w2 - You provide emotional support to (fc name)
• pse_18_w2 - When (fc name) tries to cross the limits that you set forth you feel frustrated
• pse_19_w2 - Playing is part of the relationship with (fc name) that you have very little dif
• pse_20_w2 - You are unable to sick to a regular bed time with (fc name)
• pse_21_w2 - You are tolerant and understanding when (fc name) displays negative emotions
• pse_22_w2 - You find it hard to tell (fc name) “no” unless safety is the issue
• pse_23_w2 - You struggle with just having fun with (fc name)
• pse_24_w2 - You have a fairly regular morning routine with (fc name)
• pse_25_w2 - When your (fc name) has a problem, he/she knows you will want to help
• pse_26_w2 - You spend an appropriate amount of time just playing with (fc name)
• p_env11_w2 - About how many children’s books or picture books would you estimate you have for
• mics_1_w2 - Toys made by an adult (like cotton-based toys or other toys made at home)
• mics_2_w2 - Household objects
• mics_3_w2 - Materials from outside the house
• mics_4_w2 - Toys that make music
• mics_5_w2 - Toys for building things (e.g. Lego)
• mics_6_w2 - Things for drawing and writing
• mics_7_w2 - Things for moving a lot, like balls, rattles, hopping rope
• mics_8_w2 - Toys for pretending like dolls, sticks for animals, pretend cups, plates
• m_e_sup2_w2 - m_e_sup2
• m_e_sup2a_w2 - Reading books or looking at picture books
• m_e_sup2ab_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• m_e_sup2aw_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2aw1_w2 - m_e_sup2aw/1
• m_e_sup2aw2_w2 - m_e_sup2aw/2
• m_e_sup2aw55_w2 - m_e_sup2aw/-55
• m_e_sup2aw99_w2 - m_e_sup2aw/-99
• m_e_supb_w2 - Telling stories to children
• m_e_sup2b_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• m_e_sup2bw_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2bw1_w2 - m_e_sup2bw/1
• m_e_sup2bw2_w2 - m_e_sup2bw/2
• m_e_sup2bw55_w2 - m_e_sup2bw/-55
• m_e_sup2bw99_w2 - m_e_sup2bw/-99
• m_e_sup2c_w2 - Singing songs with them
• m_e_sup2cb_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• m_e_sup2cw_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2cw1_w2 - m_e_sup2cw/1
• m_e_sup2cw2_w2 - m_e_sup2cw/2
• m_e_sup2cw55_w2 - m_e_sup2cw/-55
• m_e_sup2cw99_w2 - m_e_sup2cw/-99
• m_e_sup2d_w2 - Go to the market or store or taking children outside of home
• m_e_sup2db_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• m_e_sup2dw_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2dw1_w2 - m_e_sup2dw/1
• m_e_sup2dw2_w2 - m_e_sup2dw/2
• m_e_sup2dw55_w2 - m_e_sup2dw/-55
• m_e_sup2dw99_w2 - m_e_sup2dw/-99
• m_e_sup2e_w2 - Playing with children
• m_e_sup2eb_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• m_e_sup2ew_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2ew1_w2 - m_e_sup2ew/1
• m_e_sup2ew2_w2 - m_e_sup2ew/2
• m_e_sup2ew55_w2 - m_e_sup2ew/-55
• m_e_sup2ew99_w2 - m_e_sup2ew/-99
• m_e_sup2f_w2 - Spend time in learning activities - naming, counting, or drawing things with chi
• m_e_sup2fb_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• m_e_sup2fw_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2fw1_w2 - m_e_sup2fw/1
• m_e_sup2fw2_w2 - m_e_sup2fw/2
• m_e_sup2fw55_w2 - m_e_sup2fw/-55
• m_e_sup2fw99_w2 - m_e_sup2fw/-99
• m_e_sup2g_w2 - Do household chores with, like cooking, cleaning
• m_e_sup2gb_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• m_e_sup2gw_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• m_e_sup2gw1_w2 - m_e_sup2gw/1
• m_e_sup2gw2_w2 - m_e_sup2gw/2
• m_e_sup2gw55_w2 - m_e_sup2gw/-55
• m_e_sup2gw99_w2 - m_e_sup2gw/-99
• p_env48_w2 -  Teach about spiritual or religious practices
• p_env48a_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• p_env48w_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env48w1_w2 - p_env48w/1
• p_env48w2_w2 - p_env48w/2
• p_env48w55_w2 - p_env48w/-55
• p_env48w99_w2 - p_env48w/-99
• p_env49_w2 - Sit with the child during the main meal of the day
• p_env49a_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• p_env49w_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env49w1_w2 - p_env49w/1
• p_env49w2_w2 - p_env49w/2
• p_env49w55_w2 - p_env49w/-55
• p_env49w99_w2 - p_env49w/-99
• p_env50_w2 - Feed or assist the child to eat
• p_env50a_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• p_env50w_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env50w1_w2 - p_env50w/1
• p_env50w2_w2 - p_env50w/2
• p_env50w55_w2 - p_env50w/-55
• p_env50w99_w2 - p_env50w/-99
• p_env51_w2 - Talk with child during meals
• p_env51a_w2 - How many minutes per day?
• p_env51w_w2 - Please specify the household member(s)
• p_env51w1_w2 - p_env51w/1
• p_env51w2_w2 - p_env51w/2
• p_env51w55_w2 - p_env51w/-55
• p_env51w99_w2 - p_env51w/-99
• bit_1_w2 - Shows pleasure when he or she succeeds (for example claps for self).
• bit_2_w2 - Gets hurt so often that you can’t take your eyes off him or her.
• bit_3_w2 - Seems nervous, tense, or fearful.
• bit_4_w2 - Is restless and can’t sit still.
• bit_5_w2 - Follows rules/listens to you
• bit_6_w2 - Wakes up at night and needs help to fall asleep again.
• bit_7_w2 - Cries or has a tantrum until he or she is exhausted.
• bit_8_w2 - Is afraid of certain places, animals or things.
• bit_9_w2 - Has less fun than other children.
• bit_10_w2 - Looks for you (or other parent) when upset
• bit_11_w2 - Cries or hangs onto you when you try to leave.
• bit_12_w2 - Worries a lot or is very serious.
• bit_13_w2 - Looks right at you when you say his or her name.
• bit_14_w2 - Does not react when hurt.
• bit_15_w2 - Is affectionate with loved ones.
• bit_17_w2 - Has trouble falling asleep or staying asleep 
• bit_18_w2 - Runs away in public places.
• bit_19_w2 - Plays well with other children (not including brother/sister).
• bit_20_w2 - Can pay attention for a long  time (other than when watching something (TV, mobi
• bit_21_w2 - Has trouble adjusting to changes
• bit_22_w2 - Tries to help when someone is hurt (for example, gives a toy)
• bit_23_w2 - Often gets very upset
• bit_24_w2 - Gags or chokes on food
• bit_25_w2 - Imitates playful sounds when you ask him or her to.
• bit_26_w2 - Refuses to eat.
• bit_27_w2 - Hits , shoves, kicks, or bites children (not including brother/sister).
• bit_28_w2 - Is destructive. Breaks or ruins things on purpose
• bit_29_w2 - Points to show you something far away.
• bit_30_w2 - Hits, bites or kicks you (or other parent).
• bit_31_w2 - Hugs or feeds dolls or stuffed animals
• bit_32_w2 - Seems very unhappy, sad, depressed or withdrawn.
• bit_33_w2 - Purposely tries to hurt you (or another parent)
• bit_34_w2 - When upset, gets very still, freezes, or doesn’t move.
• pss_1_w2 - Caring for (fc name) sometimes takes more time and energy than you have to give
• pss_2_w2 - You worry whether you are doing enough for (fc name)
• pss_3_w2 - A major source of stress in your life is your children
• pss_4_w2 - You feel like you have little time/flexibility since having child(ren)
• pss_5_w2 - Having child(ren) is a financial burden
• pss_6_w2 - It is difficult to balance different responsibilities because of your child(ren)
• pss_7_w2 - The behavior of (fc name) is embarrassing or stressful to you
• pss_8_w2 - You feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of being a parent
• pss_9_w2 - You feel like you have too few choices and too little control over your life sin
• ss_chi_4_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_chi_5_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help related to
• ss_hh_3_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_4_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_hh_5_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help for resourc
• ss_per_3_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_4_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• ss_per_7_w2 - Over the last 3 months, how often would you say that you sought help with a pers
• tot_fem_chi - Total number of female children of the first 5 listed in roster (excluding focal
• tot_sch_chi - Total number of children, of the first 5 listed in roster, enrolled in school or

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:McZtwEVlBPtxdvl6w6i61Q==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.7539426206203736E7; Valid 2298.0; Max. 1.997092146E9; Mean 1.989447176940383E9; Min. 1.194091113E9;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:o+KIEVx2w6UJefc1qTYbeg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 261364.0; Valid 2298.0; Min. 110001.0; StDev 71240.82118640305; Mean 163495.88033072307

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Zsy5I6Po1V6sWPQrMR/hdQ==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:dYVMdXKH0heFK+sxFck3Jg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2298.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bJ6heONxw5CmgFzinA78lg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2292.0; StDev 12.789535840234198; Mean -1.996509598603842; Min. -55.0; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WEY4wqtLKG+mkNYX3YcguA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 11.333487287909216; Max. 3.0; Min. -55.0; Mean -0.5322580645161176; Valid 2294.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/KIa2TUvJ8hXprXXo0M1Hw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2294.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 10.742002547586335; Min. -55.0; Mean -0.28421970357454673

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ViUL5+/YLeU4MMjZO8aOAQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.22684507765853507; Mean 0.9456048738033072; Min. 0.0; Valid 2298.0; Max. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yEXzm2670MmCDUMEEL7yVw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.552444274648886; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.8718395815170012; Valid 2294.0; Max. 11.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:FQ98guYk/ORXbFREOMFglQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2267.0; Mean 4.774150860167622; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.7137426808573292; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4E4zSiIa8a90Nt/Z60TpZA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.2846966981612309; Min. 1.0; Mean 2.072183098591549; Valid 2272.0; Max. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QLa5cIAD1Nj2SJRfLtogHA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 3.482269503546099; StDev 1.4957216933614002; Valid 141.0; Max. 5.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xL4JbV9PmMfWKD+OXIXB3g==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 5.0; Valid 61.0; Mean 2.2295081967213113; StDev 1.160365497346286;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pPoe+byJyeLC5Kt2bt21rg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.290450380794518; Max. 4.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 2130.0; Mean 1.2615023474178413

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:E3ch3+M1cOfXPv/fpqLzoA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.8633707865168544; Max. 4.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 2225.0; StDev 1.035881597022102;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XLXw2q1DBVKNzR26MSw0Cg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.3587328974933428; Mean 1.044405746626034; Min. 0.0; Max. 5.0; Valid 2297.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gS6iuiNJ7411l4e2zMVjcg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; StDev 1.2654461689336127; Min. 0.0; Valid 2252.0; Mean 1.5439609236234462;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tGNHEFfGemcNgLxYBkGIGw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.22986504135829217; Valid 2297.0; StDev 3.5000392766687485; Max. 1.0; Min. -55.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:hQs+vJkEdcTHcU6uAQBMsA==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:YzYKrvb3TB3pdnOq1Ek5cg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. -55.0; Mean -0.13504823151125317; Max. 3.0; Valid 1244.0; StDev 8.023262232035746

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nCDG4hRqzpQPSEAtei+OUg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 0.15654416024780227; Max. 1.0; Valid 1274.0; Mean 0.9748822605965464

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:q5gdskU7tCB10BMlL9Sh/w==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:Hu28IL5lf9JfDbNm2IfmUQ==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:Z2Uw+9wWRR9oB4TvDrl/hQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 10.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 2298.0; StDev 1.7812832355819042; Mean 1.3302872062663182

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:rvcHuEnEnXFeKgcLi+mlow==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.941725978647687; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.2343130014420713; Valid 2248.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ieOP9hsqJ0bJzZ2PdCF7mw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Min. -55.0; Mean -25.914728682170548; StDev 28.088039883482853; Valid 129.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/S4xQ2LSDhUdIAIiXIN0LA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 6.001305483028723; Min. 0.0; Max. 37.0; Valid 2298.0; StDev 2.7465097242601018

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qoV8360xvrtsHbsULJDERA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.940818102697998; Max. 50.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 2298.0; StDev 2.425731963816612;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:pvMA8S3vuHtsq4O03SwuEg==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:zMHeDyxESEYBVvx4uyITDA==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:gtO07eJcarfqyvzFEEuaAQ==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:SXhwA9HsRPJUOseXx4iTWw==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:EVcY1deHwxHuWfvVt1oepQ==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:NJXHxLzCXwrqv/7YWcspwQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.7433587028953215; Max. 22.0; Mean 2.137946040034812; Valid 2298.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:HEbCg+C8B2cWJmDepRybdA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 51.0; Valid 2298.0; StDev 1.607226063207198; Mean 3.013925152306352; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uK/2kCaoUpTCI8o5Pni4YQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 316.0; Valid 2298.0; Mean 2.0456919060052168; Min. 0.0; StDev 9.492205228505746

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wToov2rt5QX6bqDF32zjcA==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:8eLrIvnsYgwbpZSR4tf8RA==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:6ubVbbq+9syVYF7tfDKSQw==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:TLnWssQDaKfwkKHmnYZSIA==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:XXh4NGZesDD/VGvoB6fXig==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:dh3I5Lvx4V3uuLi1c/+mew==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:ncKKnhwDJlA2U4R/7y8D6w==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:5GAh4nAfINZoL9KtHm2qAA==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:lIXafyui67/tEJ/sBHxEHw==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:UL2T1HCXrQvaqyqYjr4hcw==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:XiajBRoeX491+2ZcVnV7Gw==

f7449509 Location:

Variable Format: character

Notes: UNF:6:gxI55Z8OJ0QZNV6xdVY6pQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.47196972940867776; Mean 0.6654195617316933; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Valid 1871.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:6aMmK6zBoPjLs4W59N3O4Q==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Valid 19.0; StDev 0.2294157338705617; Mean 0.9473684210526315;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ggGu7B6P8YM16jnGz7XytA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 11.0; Mean 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/eEL2xRL/7Rxwq7uR8HSQw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.0; Valid 1.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NjBsMktFxUPpJf9tQkw1Fw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Mean 0.6; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.4909008113227926; Valid 245.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:mtgzHhpYmGpQcWjV/J6oWQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.47519096331149135; Mean 0.6666666666666667; Valid 63.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bFuViIdJnmrOdpQwfRKR+A==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; StDev 0.4152997322366328; Mean 0.7857142857142857; Min. 0.0; Valid 42.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CbnOzq3h8RdkEjjmPth1dA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.4668507715350899; Valid 167.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.6826347305389222; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/jZH/VxYzGRmzaZ1sY5yjA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.7002178649237465; StDev 0.8335149183041406; Valid 2295.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:9bj9D4by+d/YhBmNlmE8EA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.9107285369168222; Min. 1.0; Max. 4.0; Mean 2.2497820401046216; Valid 2294.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wYY2bKWHGnE1Pu61PohTxw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.773560209424084; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.4186182862899853; Valid 2292.0; Max. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uxaUMSPbL/4J5nRcoEvyNQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Mean 1.9929140832595225; Valid 2258.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.930906491796965

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ElDYe8nb5SWGBhqkjMrLfA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.9740608228980325; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.9680570563287448; Valid 2236.0; Max. 4.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bfQASB7otZXQt0cmo1fJvw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 2282.0; Mean 2.7808939526730936; StDev 0.9736661930426406;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qOaI/k91uzbFb3XcT3lXYA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; Mean 3.309575863576738; StDev 0.8554340449920497; Min. 1.0; Valid 2287.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:9Os6UiF9Lc0/dIaH8LU9bQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.882410821322029; Min. 1.0; Max. 4.0; Valid 2295.0; Mean 3.1119825708061004

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:G/8pFdImpl3QA5GE56zQ7g==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2297.0; StDev 0.487576976868509; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.2046147148454506; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KblvOeNqbJC/tXEsRfLDTQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Valid 2297.0; StDev 0.24339325284365843; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.046582498911623804;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+nJehIQDjWEYY09a/bxaYg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.2977797126686982; Min. 0.0; Valid 2297.0; Max. 3.0; StDev 0.564760238871813

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NT3JMuNvjsZXZjPH1EZz0Q==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7253997768005817; Valid 2297.0; Max. 3.0; Mean 0.6617326948193297; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GLaGSR90pAdw30cNdrOu6A==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 3.0; Valid 2297.0; StDev 0.19470977218004043; Mean 0.029168480626904626

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1P2G0xi59oOWpCUw27aQvw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2297.0; Mean 0.07052677405311283; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.27731812211815166; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:VSEe04L/TDeFnRfFf7KejA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Valid 2297.0; StDev 0.2807193663877331; Mean 0.08619939050936005; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+vnXfgWipVuyIuOUi8VAwg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 4.112727315342408; Max. 50.0; Mean 1.8282828282828283; Min. 1.0; Valid 198.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:AeI5vwjNrT1kPIvQCXIP9A==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2295.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.32886613495219086; Mean 0.12331154684095808;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZUlWYP/tQkDr2rHXQjFjiQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 12.560714233780805; Mean 71.90225563909775; Max. 110.0; Min. 50.0; Valid 266.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WadfKx9upIJWB1fgZyS9Hg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.5056669572798606; Valid 2294.0; StDev 0.5000768931521444

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:7ADKBBaXiokNKjRCh/WXGw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1154.0; Max. 25.0; Min. 4.0; StDev 2.4784283559939504; Mean 10.280418110918543

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2JgzK9z4NpTaP/0/34RoHw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2296.0; Mean 0.9677700348432057; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.17664876290880047; Max. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YQw11v9GiCV2CRDEKmY9lw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.6880006094815261; Max. 5.5; Valid 2215.0; Min. 0.5; Mean 3.0010251015801352;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:SRZ751InF99SE0gzxK+ekg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 4.0; Valid 2297.0; StDev 0.5141747431449456; Mean 3.771441010013061;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:b+vI0nnCU65PfX4inDbwbA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.0165721761883994; Max. 3.0; Valid 2293.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.1662782436805384

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:B+HEl0d+aZhTyJIFDaKRTA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.09318528415943568; Valid 2297.0; Mean 0.005224205485415725; Min. 0.0; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:C2dc+9p7E4PdzAkU2I3ktw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.8165971435381589; Valid 2225.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 3.0; Mean 0.31370786516853993

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WJkrWiQuksHL8770aUNBkw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2227.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.5631212610033661; Mean 0.14234396048495704; Max. 3.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NlBGu2atWSBGJZFIlo9ARQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2240.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.6903238714329408; Mean 0.2834821428571431; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Nv46eQJatpOQ2g66Kd7nNQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2296.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.06925087108013932; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.2539355685680734;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:FpcmeweNJmYIVcGLnp45ng==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 159.0; StDev 1.0291121075751697; Mean 1.3333333333333335; Min. 0.0; Max. 8.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wddqCJvyKOmIDIyVSKI3Fg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 0.8568812291600443; Mean 1.1716775599128537; Valid 2295.0; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/FOs4UgK44HbYapWIh/h4w==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.3002610966057437; Max. 3.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.9337711359449392; Valid 2298.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dch9CgP1pVH+FMtnEYc1DQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 1.220287331301698; Max. 3.0; StDev 1.0250636528126706; Valid 2297.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:N3KsuYo0OYIR39Dg4IsZSw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.4986945169712793; StDev 0.9369538365098413; Valid 2298.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tQqt8eWhKJ6AFnsJbrF+3A==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.9077458659704084; Max. 3.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.9271322888649957; Valid 2298.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:E61oc9mhld1t+taEXeuZ0g==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7234909129171615; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.44376634699215345; Max. 3.0; Valid 2294.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:am3Bt7NS1XRmlkwOXHtQYw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Valid 2297.0; Mean 0.7004788855028297; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.8295315502549849;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Vjt/I4nbg4OM5UhaKbCXHQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 2298.0; Max. 3.0; Mean 0.5683202785030466; StDev 0.8802416150960511;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:S4O7x9Myye04WD3I/jzNVg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2171.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.6296637494242288; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.6361787037497015

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:IJ4cs8nj9/+7ZFIMKUK4Tw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1908.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.7773024047343227; Mean 0.5880503144654086

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:crv1yAiehHB8loBn2PBaEg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.783203125; StDev 0.7494476674871337; Max. 2.0; Valid 2048.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eYjA48I9az4CnAchfODqMA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2146.0; StDev 0.8138796235994564; Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.921714818266542

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/cTAhoFYZe60LWIN/jJL5A==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.2289926289926292; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.7250570231158627; Max. 2.0; Valid 2035.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dE/bqbAfArLfS7AXPaT7jQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7660385891410397; Mean 1.2281728172817283; Min. 0.0; Valid 2222.0; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/QlbX5OAI26Z7aVkhNwY3Q==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2085.0; Mean 0.7199040767386092; StDev 0.7538843687635967; Min. 0.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CSl+FI6TwLR0/US3aXM5Rw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1895.0; StDev 0.7960017161514995; Mean 0.736147757255937

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:CkHO27oL5nS/c67CNwittg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1742.0; StDev 0.5987625485113522; Mean 0.31859931113662543; Min. 0.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bQx4S2ieoLqRadHA6cPIMg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.5031511429971353; Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.8164975738861935; Valid 2267.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:jbfAzvV3OgNvJX19+npDyg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.7001787310098304; Valid 2238.0; StDev 0.6156286437123825; Min. 0.0; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2XSwjwb+i2DqIMEemY5hhA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Mean 0.5278873239436617; Valid 1775.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.6890877494322278

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:WXFoaeCoSGhPPeCYOOS+lw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.4041349817894876; Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.8926850635129218; Valid 2283.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+WxadF5De50WsLw43BeppA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.6664263997107782; Mean 0.3821760524876976; Valid 1829.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1ozhQpw39AxVMVc3QPW+Kw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; StDev 0.5488246272035466; Valid 2225.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.7325842696629208

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YYArkSLippXwEhYmF6g2PQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7277798455088507; Mean 0.5946639302206258; Max. 2.0; Valid 1949.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:FXVRMUyMkAVnE+FrZnVqXw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 0.7002908298666999; Valid 1530.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 0.4339869281045751

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:v7N/U5F7ODs5/qA14V4sFw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 0.6975706988839466; Max. 2.0; Valid 2190.0; Mean 1.5616438356164388

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cXMtwSncuOHXB44lNq6mig==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.165872259294566; Valid 2098.0; StDev 0.7715359624953981

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:AONgKNlwk89I9btONTDR/A==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 0.526027397260274; Max. 2.0; Valid 1825.0; StDev 0.683857455165783;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:GY8KgRJZiRqmsseDtHr/gA==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; StDev 0.803232416714179; Valid 1909.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.1634363541121007

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:7rN/L2do+pacMgtfYDi2KQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.6556513409961685; Max. 2.0; Valid 2088.0; StDev 0.7211678338958359; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:lAB6sp4Fh3c+mriktO7Mqg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1857.0; Mean 0.422186322024771; StDev 0.6403317447094452;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:RmW6WGUhd4mxyZok9chCYQ==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.7759174768041007; Mean 1.261916708479679; Valid 1993.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:H4FHQVM/K7IRs5GiXPe4Fw==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 0.7023659579270156; Mean 0.7359657469077071; Max. 2.0; Valid 2102.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xgGWumMJSxviysRwAp4Z4g==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 2.0; Valid 1807.0; StDev 0.7377827915125911; Mean 0.583840619811843

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:obObEK2iKqfc/7nftT1kXg==

f7449509 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1836.0; Mean 0.7510893246187366; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.8303663947378525; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nBhZ4URSHT0mTKMzNPnAzA==