Parental burnout & parental lying > Part 2
Single Wave Study
General Information
Title
Part 2
Project Number
411.2
Abstract
This study is about parental burnout and parental lying.
Longitudinal Type
Single Wave Study
Begin date
02-09-2024
End date
29-10-2024
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/wpdb-wq10
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 |
| dao24a_m | Year and month of the field work period |
| dao24a001 | Calculated variable: Age of child about whom the questionnaire was completed |
| dao24a002 | Month of birth of child about whom the questionnaire was completed |
| dao24a003 | Year of birth of child about whom the questionnaire was completed |
| dao24a004 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about what will happen if they didn’t finish their food? |
| dao24a005 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about what will happen if they eat a specific food? |
| dao24a006 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to stop him/her from wanting to eat a certain food? |
| dao24a007 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to encourage him/her to eat a certain food? |
| dao24a008 | In the past month, how often have you threatened to leave your child behind if they don’t follow you, even though you did not really intend to? |
| dao24a009 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to get him/her to stay in a certain place (e.g., daycare/school)? |
| dao24a010 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about leaving him/her with someone else (e.g., babysitter)? |
| dao24a011 | In the past month, how often have you threatened getting rid of your child’s belongings if he/she doesn’t stop misbehaving, even though you did not really intend to? |
| dao24a012 | In the past month, how often have you threatened to send your child away if he/she keeps misbehaving, even though you did not really intend to? |
| dao24a013 | In the past month, how often have you claimed that someone would take your child away if your child did not behave, even though you knew that would not really happen? |
| dao24a014 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about the consequences of lying? |
| dao24a015 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child in order to prevent him/her from lying? |
| dao24a016 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to stop or prevent him/her from being scared? |
| dao24a017 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to get him/her to take their medicine? |
| dao24a018 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to make him/her feel good or better about themselves? |
| dao24a019 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to encourage him/her to keep trying something? |
| dao24a020 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to stop or prevent him/her from being upset about their actions? |
| dao24a021 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to get him/her to stop doing something that annoys you, but is harmless? |
| dao24a022 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about why he/she can’t do a certain activity? |
| dao24a023 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child when he/she asked about a sensitive topic, so you didn’t have to talk to him/her about it? |
| dao24a024 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to hide that you don’t know the answer to his/her question? |
| dao24a025 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child to get him/her to do their chores? |
| dao24a026 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child so you didn’t have to buy him/her something? |
| dao24a027 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child so him/her didn’t find out you cannot afford to buy something? |
| dao24a028 | In the past month, how often have you gave your child an exaggerated or untrue compliment about their appearance to ensure that they feel good? |
| dao24a029 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about how other people will react if they don’t obey? |
| dao24a030 | In the past month, how often have you claimed that if they don’t obey, you will withhold something you know they enjoy? |
| dao24a031 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about the danger of an activity or behavior, in order to prevent them from doing it? |
| dao24a032 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about how long something will take to avoid discussions and nagging? |
| dao24a033 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about what you and your children are going to eat or about specific ingredients in the food to avoid discussions and nagging? |
| dao24a034 | In the past month, how often have you promised your child a reward if they obey, even though you knew they won’t get the reward? |
| dao24a035 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child or withheld information about family events because you believe that they are not ready to be involved in them? |
| dao24a036 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child or withheld information about difficult topics in the outside world because you feel your child isn’t ready for them yet? |
| dao24a037 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child or withheld information about your own current or past behavior that you’re not proud of, to prevent your child from forming a negative impression [...] disappointed in you |
| dao24a038 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child or withheld information about your opinion of someone else to prevent your child from forming a negative impression of you as a parent or becoming disappointed in you? |
| dao24a039 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child they can’t do something because you have a different preference but don’t want your child to form a negative impression of you as a parent or to be disappointed in you? |
| dao24a040 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about something you did to prevent them from forming a negative impression of you as a parent or becoming disappointed in you? |
| dao24a041 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child or withheld information from them about financial matters to protect your privacy? |
| dao24a042 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child or withheld information from them about someone else in order to protect that person’s privacy? |
| dao24a043 | In the past month, how often have you told a lie to your child about imaginary (figures) with the intention of encouraging or maintaining belief in them? |
| dao24a044 | How often do you find yourself in a situation where you lie to your child for their own good, even though you actually believe you shouldn’t? |
| dao24a045 | How does this situation make you feel? |
| dao24a046 | How often do you find yourself in a situation where you tell your child the truth even though you actually feel that, in your child’s best interest, you shouldn’t? |
| dao24a047 | How does this situation make you feel? |
| dao24a048 | How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child not to lie for the sake of someone else, even though you believe it’s acceptable to do so? |
| dao24a049 | How does this situation make you feel? |
| dao24a050 | How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child that it’s okay to lie for someone else’s sake, even though you believe that’s wrong? |
| dao24a051 | How does this situation make you feel? |
| dao24a052 | How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child that lying for the sake of someone else is wrong, even though you do it yourself? |
| dao24a053 | How does this situation make you feel? |
| dao24a054 | How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child that it’s okay to lie for the sake of someone else, even though you don’t do it yourself? |
| dao24a055 | How does this situation make you feel? |
| dao24a056 | Never tell anyone the real reason why you're doing something unless it's necessary. |
| dao24a057 | Lying is wrong. |
| dao24a058 | It's okay to lie to achieve your goals. |
| dao24a059 | What people don’t know can’t hurt them. |
| dao24a060 | The best way to handle people is to tell them what they want to hear. |
| dao24a061 | There is no excuse for lying to someone else. |
| dao24a062 | Honesty is always the best policy. |
| dao24a063 | It is often better to lie than to hurt someone’s feelings. |
| dao24a064 | Lying is just wrong. |
| dao24a065 | Lying is no big deal. |
| dao24a066 | There is nothing wrong with bending the truth now and then. |
| dao24a067 | I think my child's lying is worse than that of other children. |
| dao24a068 | I think that lying is never acceptable. |
| dao24a069 | I tell my child that there will be consequences if he/she lies. |
| dao24a070 | I tell my child that he/she should not tell lies. |
| dao24a071 | I teach my child to always tell me the truth. |
| dao24a072 | I teach my child to always tell the truth to other adults. |
| dao24a073 | I teach my child to always tell the truth to other children. |
| dao24a074 | After I catch my child lying, I talk with him or her to discuss why he/she lied. |
| dao24a075 | After I catch my child lying, I am likely to assign consequences or punishment for the lie. |
| dao24a076 | I tell lies to my child to obtain his or her cooperation. |
| dao24a077 | I tell imaginative lies to my child to conceal things that I do not want my child to know (for example, about surprise events or Saint Nicholas). |
| dao24a078 | I tell lies to my child to conceal personal or negative information that I do not want my child to know (for example, world events, finances). |
| dao24a079 | In the past I have talked to my child about why he/she should not tell lies. |
| dao24a080 | I am concerned about the frequency with which my child lies. |
| dao24a081 | I tell lies to others in front of my child. |
| dao24a082 | After I catch my child telling a lie, I talk with him or her about what he or she could have done differently to not tell a lie in that situation. |
| dao24a083 | I praise my child when he/she tells the truth. |
| dao24a084 | I express my disappointment when I catch my child lying. |
| dao24a085 | I reward my child when he/she tells the truth. |
| dao24a086 | I am concerned about the types of lies my child tells. |
| dao24a087 | I am concerned my child often uses lies to get out of trouble. |
| dao24a088 | I am concerned about the harm my child’s lies cause others. |
| dao24a089 | I am concerned that my child uses lies as a first response to get what he/she wants or to get out of trouble. |
| dao24a090 | I think my child's lying is worse than that of other children. |
| dao24a091 | I think that lying is never acceptable. |
| dao24a092 | I tell my child that there will be consequences if he/she lies. |
| dao24a093 | I tell my child that he/she should not tell lies. |
| dao24a094 | I teach my child to always tell me the truth. |
| dao24a095 | I teach my child to always tell the truth to other adults. |
| dao24a096 | I teach my child to always tell the truth to other children. |
| dao24a097 | After I catch my child lying, I talk with him or her to discuss why he/she lied. |
| dao24a098 | After I catch my child lying, I am likely to assign consequences or punishment for the lie. |
| dao24a099 | I tell lies to my child to obtain his or her cooperation. |
| dao24a100 | I tell imaginative lies to my child to conceal things that I do not want my child to know (for example, about surprise events or Saint Nicholas). |
| dao24a101 | I tell lies to my child to conceal personal or negative information that I do not want my child to know (for example, world events, finances). |
| dao24a102 | In the past I have talked to my child about why he/she should not tell lies. |
| dao24a103 | I am concerned about the frequency with which my child lies. |
| dao24a104 | I tell lies to others in front of my child. |
| dao24a105 | After I catch my child telling a lie, I talk with him or her about what he or she could have done differently to not tell a lie in that situation. |
| dao24a106 | I praise my child when he/she tells the truth. |
| dao24a107 | I express my disappointment when I catch my child lying. |
| dao24a108 | I reward my child when he/she tells the truth. |
| dao24a109 | I am concerned about the types of lies my child tells. |
| dao24a110 | I am concerned my child often uses lies to get out of trouble. |
| dao24a111 | I am concerned about the harm my child’s lies cause others. |
| dao24a112 | I am concerned that my child uses lies as a first response to get what he/she wants or to get out of trouble. |
| dao24a113 | I am good at resisting temptation |
| dao24a114 | I have a hard time breaking bad habits |
| dao24a115 | I am lazy |
| dao24a116 | I say inappropriate things. |
| dao24a117 | I do certain things that are bad for me, if they are fun. |
| dao24a118 | I refuse things that are bad for me. |
| dao24a119 | I wish I had more self-discipline. |
| dao24a120 | People would say that I have iron self-discipline. |
| dao24a121 | Pleasure and fun sometimes keep me from getting work done. |
| dao24a122 | I have trouble concentrating. |
| dao24a123 | I am able to work effectively toward long-term goals. |
| dao24a124 | Sometimes I can’t stop myself from doing something, even if I know it is wrong. |
| dao24a125 | I often act without thinking through all the alternatives. |
| dao24a126 | How often do you attend church or other religious/spiritual meetings (for example a service, conversation, meditation, or prayer)? |
| dao24a127 | How often do you spend time in private religious/spiritual activities, such as prayer, meditation or study? |
| dao24a128 | In my life, I experience the presence of God/the sacred. |
| dao24a129 | My faith/philosophy is what really lies behind my whole approach to life. |
| dao24a130 | I try hard to carry my faith/philosophy over into all other dealings in life. |
| dao24a131 | Was it difficult to answer the questions? |
| dao24a132 | Were the questions sufficiently clear? |
| dao24a133 | Did the questionnaire get you thinking about things? |
| dao24a134 | Was it an interesting subject? |
| dao24a135 | Did you enjoy answering the questions? |
| dao24a136 | Starting date questionnaire |
| dao24a137 | Starting time questionnaire |
| dao24a138 | End date questionnaire |
| dao24a139 | End time questionnaire |
| dao24a140 | Duration in seconds |
Response Information
Response Overview
Selected number of household members: 951 (100.0 %)Non-response: 116 (12.2 %)
Response: 835 (87.8 %)
Complete: 815 (85.7 %)
Incomplete: 20 (2.1%)
Collection Events
Period
02-09-2024 to 30-09-2024
Sample
Panel members with children from 0-18 years who also completed wave 1.
Collection Mode
Internet Survey
Fieldwork Note
A reminder was sent twice to non-respondents.
Period
07-10-2024 to 29-10-2024
Sample
Non-respondents of the first measurement.
Collection Mode
Internet Survey
Fieldwork Note
A reminder was sent twice to non-respondents.