Parental burnout & parental lying > Part 1
Single Wave Study
General Information
Title
Part 1
Project Number
411.1
Abstract
This study is about parental burnout and parental lying.
Longitudinal Type
Single Wave Study
Begin date
05-08-2024
End date
30-09-2024
Topics
Researcher
Maartje Luijk (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Rianne Kok (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Caro Lemmen (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Ines Lucieer (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Publisher
Centerdata
Copyright
© 2025 Centerdata
DOI
https://doi.org/10.57990/1arn-pq02
Funding Organization
ODISSEI,
OCW (Domeinplan SSH),
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Datasets and documentation
View Documentation
Codebook in English
Codebook in Dutch
Data Files
English SPSS file
English STATA file
English CSV file
Variables
| Variable name | Variable Label |
|---|---|
| nomem_encr | Number of the household member encrypted |
| nohouse_encr | Number of the household encrypted |
| dan24a_m | Year and month of the field work period |
| dan24a001 | Age child 1 (youngest child) |
| dan24a002 | Age child 2 |
| dan24a003 | Age child 3 |
| dan24a004 | Age child 4 |
| dan24a005 | Age child 5 |
| dan24a006 | Age child 6 |
| dan24a007 | Age child 7 |
| dan24a008 | Age child 8 |
| dan24a009 | Age child 9 |
| dan24a010 | Age child 10 |
| dan24a011 | How many biological children do you have? |
| dan24a012 | Is at least one of your children younger than 19 (0 to 18 years old)? |
| dan24a013 | How many children currently live in your household? |
| dan24a014 | How many children do you feel responsible for? |
| dan24a015 | How many hours per day do you spend on average with [your child living at home / at least one of your children living at home] on an average weekday (from 0 to 24 hours)? |
| dan24a016 | The following questions are about the child who lives in your household. In what month and year was your child born? Month of birth |
| dan24a017 | The following questions are about the child who lives in your household. In what month and year was your child born? Year of birth |
| dan24a018 | Does your child have special needs? (For example, a disability, problems, or an illness that means the child needs extra care or help) |
| dan24a019 | Child 1 (youngest child) - Month of birth |
| dan24a020 | Child 2 - Month of birth |
| dan24a021 | Child 3- Month of birth |
| dan24a022 | Child 4- Month of birth |
| dan24a023 | Child 5- Month of birth |
| dan24a024 | Child 6- Month of birth |
| dan24a025 | Child 7- Month of birth |
| dan24a026 | Child 8- Month of birth |
| dan24a027 | Child 9- Month of birth |
| dan24a028 | Child 10- Month of birth |
| dan24a029 | Child 1 (youngest child) - Year of birth |
| dan24a030 | Child 2 - Year of birth |
| dan24a031 | Child 3 - Year of birth |
| dan24a032 | Child 4 - Year of birth |
| dan24a033 | Child 5 - Year of birth |
| dan24a034 | Child 6 - Year of birth |
| dan24a035 | Child 7 - Year of birth |
| dan24a036 | Child 8 - Year of birth |
| dan24a037 | Child 9 - Year of birth |
| dan24a038 | Child 10 - Year of birth |
| dan24a039 | Child 1 (youngest child) - Special needs? |
| dan24a040 | Child 2 - Special needs? |
| dan24a041 | Child 3 - Special needs? |
| dan24a042 | Child 4 - Special needs? |
| dan24a043 | Child 5 - Special needs? |
| dan24a044 | Child 6 - Special needs? |
| dan24a045 | Child 7 - Special needs? |
| dan24a046 | Child 8 - Special needs? |
| dan24a047 | Child 9 - Special needs? |
| dan24a048 | Child 10 - Special needs? |
| dan24a049 | Child 1 (youngest child) - Most challenging? |
| dan24a050 | Child 2 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a051 | Child 3 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a052 | Child 4 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a053 | Child 5 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a054 | Child 6 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a055 | Child 7 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a056 | Child 8 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a057 | Child 9 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a058 | Child 10 - Most challenging? |
| dan24a059 | Shows pleasure |
| dan24a060 | Gets hurt |
| dan24a061 | Nervous |
| dan24a062 | Restless |
| dan24a063 | Follows rules |
| dan24a064 | Wakes up |
| dan24a065 | Tantrum |
| dan24a066 | Afraid |
| dan24a067 | Less fun |
| dan24a068 | Looks for |
| dan24a069 | Cries |
| dan24a070 | Worries |
| dan24a071 | Looks at |
| dan24a072 | Does not react |
| dan24a073 | Affectionate |
| dan24a074 | Won’t touch |
| dan24a075 | Falling asleep |
| dan24a076 | Runs away |
| dan24a077 | Plays |
| dan24a078 | Pay attention |
| dan24a079 | Adjusting |
| dan24a080 | To help |
| dan24a081 | Gets upset |
| dan24a082 | Chokes |
| dan24a083 | Imitates sounds |
| dan24a084 | Refuses to eat |
| dan24a085 | Hits |
| dan24a086 | Destructive |
| dan24a087 | Points |
| dan24a088 | Bites |
| dan24a089 | Hugs dolls |
| dan24a090 | Unhappy |
| dan24a091 | To hurt |
| dan24a092 | Gets still |
| dan24a093 | Considerate, caring |
| dan24a094 | Restless |
| dan24a095 | Headache, stomach ache |
| dan24a096 | Sharing |
| dan24a097 | Tantrums |
| dan24a098 | Solitary |
| dan24a099 | Obedient |
| dan24a100 | Worries |
| dan24a101 | Helpful |
| dan24a102 | Squirming |
| dan24a103 | Friend |
| dan24a104 | Fighting |
| dan24a105 | Unhappy |
| dan24a106 | Nice others |
| dan24a107 | Distracted |
| dan24a108 | Nervous |
| dan24a109 | Kind |
| dan24a110 | Lies |
| dan24a111 | Bullied |
| dan24a112 | Help |
| dan24a113 | Thinks |
| dan24a114 | Steals |
| dan24a115 | Adults |
| dan24a116 | Scared |
| dan24a117 | Tasks |
| dan24a118 | No guilt after misbehavior |
| dan24a119 | Punishment does not change behavior |
| dan24a120 | Shows too little fear |
| dan24a121 | Shows little affection |
| dan24a122 | Does not respond to love |
| dan24a123 | Children's wishes should come before those of their parents. |
| dan24a124 | Children should be the center of their parents' attention. |
| dan24a125 | Parents have a life of their own and should not be asked to sacrifice their own well-being for the sake of their children. |
| dan24a126 | Parents who seek advice on parenting are admitting that they are not doing a very good job. |
| dan24a127 | Parents naturally know how best to bring up their children. |
| dan24a128 | Good parents should be aware of what experts say and write about the development of children. |
| dan24a129 | A child's successes and failures mostly reflect how well their parents are bringing them up. |
| dan24a130 | Good parents constantly worry about their child's well-being and comfort. |
| dan24a131 | A family's daily routine should be organized around the wishes for parents rather than the wishes of their children. |
| dan24a132 | To reach their full potential, it is important that children take part in a wide range of organized activities outside their home. |
| dan24a133 | It is the parent's role to discover and develop a child's special talents. |
| dan24a134 | Parents should make sure that a child receives everything he or she needs, even if it means cutting down on essentials for themselves. |
| dan24a135 | I must set very high standards for myself as a parent. |
| dan24a136 | I must always be successful as a parent. |
| dan24a137 | One of my goals is to be a “perfect” parent. |
| dan24a138 | Only if I am “perfect” as a parent will society consider me to be a good parent. |
| dan24a139 | Most people expect me to always be an excellent parent. |
| dan24a140 | I have to be a perfect parent in order for most people to regard me as okay. |
| dan24a141 | I always feel the need to be a “perfect” parent. |
| dan24a142 | I always pressure myself to be the best parent in the world |
| dan24a143 | I have very high perfectionistic goals for myself as a parent |
| dan24a144 | Most people in society expect me to always be a “perfect” parent |
| dan24a145 | In order for people to accept me‚ I have to be the greatest parent in the world |
| dan24a146 | Most people expect me to be perfectionistic when it comes to being a parent. |
| dan24a147 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To get married |
| dan24a148 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To experience romantic love |
| dan24a149 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To have close friends |
| dan24a150 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To have job security |
| dan24a151 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To earn a Bachelor’s degree (college or university) |
| dan24a152 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be wealthy |
| dan24a153 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To preserve and enhance family honor |
| dan24a154 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To have a job that others admire |
| dan24a155 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To have (or adopt) children |
| dan24a156 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be comfortable with self: have self-confidence and self-esteem |
| dan24a157 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To strive to better yourself |
| dan24a158 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be self-fulfilled: Develop own unique individual strengths |
| dan24a159 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be determined: Persevere in the face of difficulty |
| dan24a160 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be known: Get public recognition for achievements |
| dan24a161 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be clean and orderly |
| dan24a162 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To earn a graduate degree (Masters or Doctorate) |
| dan24a163 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be self-reliant: Able to get along on your own |
| dan24a164 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To think for yourself: Have your own views even if they differ from those of others |
| dan24a165 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To try to be the best or among the first in what you do |
| dan24a166 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To maintain close family relations |
| dan24a167 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To have a sense of purpose: Feel that your life has meaning |
| dan24a168 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To be resilient: able to bounce back from setbacks |
| dan24a169 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? To fit in socially: Able to integrate in social groups |
| dan24a170 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Integrity: To be true to yourself |
| dan24a171 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Humility: To not be boastful or proud |
| dan24a172 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Independence: To be able to do things on your own |
| dan24a173 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Kindness and compassion |
| dan24a174 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Forgiveness: to be able to forgive others |
| dan24a175 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Tolerance: Respect for those who are different from you |
| dan24a176 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Altruism: Desire to help people in difficulty |
| dan24a177 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Being grateful |
| dan24a178 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Being religious and faithful |
| dan24a179 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Respect for those who are senior to you |
| dan24a180 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Filial piety: Sense of duty to one’s parents |
| dan24a181 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Well-mannered: Proper public behavior |
| dan24a182 | How important do you think it is for your child(ren) to achieve the following goals or have the following values as adults? Group harmony: Cooperating and avoiding conflicts in groups |
| dan24a183 | I enjoy being unique and different from others in many respects. |
| dan24a184 | My personal identity (independent of others) is very important to me. |
| dan24a185 | Having a lively imagination is important for me. |
| dan24a186 | I would rather say 'no' directly than risk being misunderstood. |
| dan24a187 | I prefer to be direct and forthright when deadling with people I have just met. |
| dan24a188 | Speaking up during a meeting is not a problem for me. |
| dan24a189 | I am the same person at home as I am at work. |
| dan24a190 | It is important to me to respect decisions made by the group. |
| dan24a191 | It is important to me to maintain harmony (good atmosphere without arguments) within my group. |
| dan24a192 | I will sacrifice my self-interest for the benefit of the group I am in |
| dan24a193 | I will stay in a group if they need me, even when I’m not happy with the group. |
| dan24a194 | My happiness depends on the happiness of those around me. |
| dan24a195 | I often have the feeling that my relationships with others are more important than my own accomplishments. |
| dan24a196 | There is a special person who is around when I am in need |
| dan24a197 | There is a special person with whom I can share my joys and sorrows |
| dan24a198 | My family really tries to help me |
| dan24a199 | I get the emotional help and support I need from my family |
| dan24a200 | I have a special person who is a real source of comfort to me |
| dan24a201 | My friends really try to help me |
| dan24a202 | I can count on my friends when things go wrong |
| dan24a203 | I can talk about my problems with my family |
| dan24a204 | I have friends with whom I can share my joys and sorrows |
| dan24a205 | There is a special person in my life who cares about my feelings |
| dan24a206 | My family is willing to help me make decisions |
| dan24a207 | I can talk about my problems with my friends |
| dan24a208 | Have you had help raising (one of) your child(ren) in the past 12 months? Do not include your partner/ the other parent of your child here. |
| dan24a209 | Who helped you raise your child(ren)? Family members |
| dan24a210 | Who helped you raise your child(ren)? Friends, acquaintances, or neighbors |
| dan24a211 | Who helped you raise your child(ren)? School, daycare, or preschool |
| dan24a212 | Who helped you raise your child(ren)? CJG (Center for Youth and Family), health clinic, or school doctor |
| dan24a213 | Who helped you raise your child(ren)? Family doctor or nurse |
| dan24a214 | Who helped you raise your child(ren)? Social work, psychologist, or coach |
| dan24a215 | Who helped you raise your child(ren)? Someone else |
| dan24a216 | To what extent are you able to [with the help you have received,] raise your children? |
| dan24a217 | Finally, have you been concerned about the upbringing or development of your child(ren) in the past 3 months? |
| dan24a218 | Was it difficult to answer the questions? |
| dan24a219 | Were the questions sufficiently clear? |
| dan24a220 | Did the questionnaire get you thinking about things? |
| dan24a221 | Was it an interesting subject? |
| dan24a222 | Did you enjoy answering the questions? |
| dan24a223 | Starting date questionnaire |
| dan24a224 | Starting time questionnaire |
| dan24a225 | End date questionnaire |
| dan24a226 | End time questionnaire |
| dan24a227 | Duration in seconds |
Response Information
Response Overview
Selected number of household members: 1,370 (100.0%)Non-response: 342 (25.0%)
Response: 1,028 (75.0%)
Complete: 995 (72.6%)
In target group: 962 (70.2%)
Not in target group: 33 (2.4%)
Incomplete: 33 (2.4%)
Collection Events
Period
05-08-2024 to 01-09-2024
Sample
Panel members with children from 0-18 years.
Collection Mode
Internet Survey
Fieldwork Note
A reminder was sent twice to non-respondents.
Period
02-09-2024 to 30-09-2024
Sample
Non-respondents of the first measurement.
Collection Mode
Internet Survey
Fieldwork Note
A reminder was sent twice to non-respondents.