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General Information

Title

Part 3

Project Number

411.3

Abstract

This study is about parental burnout and parental lying.

Longitudinal Type

Single Wave Study

Begin date

07-10-2024

End date

26-11-2024

Topics

Psychology (LISS/ELSST)

Social attitudes and values (LISS)

Social behavior (LISS)

Attitudes

Beliefs

Ethics

Families

Family members

Human behaviour

Age

Researcher

Maartje Luijk (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Rianne Kok (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Caro Lemmen (Erasmus University Rotterdam); Ines Lucieer (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

Publisher

Centerdata

Copyright

DOI

https://doi.org/10.57990/naaa-aa11

Funding Organization

ODISSEI, OCW (Domeinplan SSH), Erasmus University Rotterdam

Datasets and documentation

View Documentation

Codebook in English

codebook_dap24a_EN_1.0.pdf

Codebook in Dutch

codeboek_dap24a_NL_1.0.pdf

Data Files

English SPSS file

dap24a_EN_1.0p.sav

English STATA file

dap24a_EN_1.0p.dta

English CSV file

dap24a_EN_1.0p.csv

Variables

Variable name	Variable Label
nomem_encr	Number of the household member encrypted
nohouse_encr	Number of the household encrypted
dap24a_m	Year and month of the field work period
dap24a001	Calculated variable: Age of child about whom the questionnaire was completed
dap24a002	Preloaded variable: How many children currently live in your household?
dap24a003	Month of birth of child about whom the questionnaire was completed
dap24a004	Year of birth of child about whom the questionnaire was completed
dap24a005	How often do you find yourself in a situation where you lie to your child, even though you actually believe you shouldn’t?
dap24a006	How does this situation make you feel?
dap24a007	How often do you find yourself in a situation where you tell your child the truth, even though you actually feel you shouldn’t?
dap24a008	How does this situation make you feel?
dap24a009	How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child not to lie, even though you believe it’s acceptable to do so?
dap24a010	How does this situation make you feel?
dap24a011	How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child that it’s okay to lie, even though you believe it’s not?
dap24a012	How does this situation make you feel?
dap24a013	How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child not to lie, even though you do it yourself?
dap24a014	How does this situation make you feel?
dap24a015	How often do you find yourself in a situation where you teach your child that it’s okay to lie, even though you don’t do it yourself?
dap24a016	How does this situation make you feel?
dap24a017	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To protect oneself from problems or disadvantages.
dap24a018	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To deceive others or convince them of something.
dap24a019	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To harm someone else/get someone else in trouble.
dap24a020	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To benefit oneself at a cost to someone else.
dap24a021	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To make a good impression on others.
dap24a022	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To keep his/her own secrets.
dap24a023	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To protect his or her reputation.
dap24a024	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To obtain a reward.
dap24a025	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To be polite/spare another’s feelings.
dap24a026	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To benefit someone else at a cost to oneself.
dap24a027	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To protect someone else from harm/getting into trouble.
dap24a028	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To keep other peoples’ secrets.
dap24a029	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To protect oneself from problems or disadvantages.
dap24a030	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To deceive others or convince them of something.
dap24a031	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To harm someone else/get someone else in trouble.
dap24a032	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To benefit oneself at a cost to someone else.
dap24a033	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To make a good impression on others.
dap24a034	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To keep his/her own secrets.
dap24a035	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To protect his or her reputation.
dap24a036	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To obtain a reward.
dap24a037	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To be polite/spare another’s feelings.
dap24a038	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To benefit someone else at a cost to oneself.
dap24a039	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To protect someone else from harm/getting into trouble.
dap24a040	Please indicate how often your child tells each of these lies. To keep other peoples’ secrets.
dap24a041	I lie in order to escape conflicts or disagreements with other people.
dap24a042	I lie to hide the bad things that I have done.
dap24a043	I tell lies so I will not have confrontations with people.
dap24a044	I lie in order to hide shameful things about myself.
dap24a045	I lie to stay out of arguments with people.
dap24a046	I lie in order to be friendly and cordial with others.
dap24a047	I tell lies in order to spare another’s feelings.
dap24a048	How big is your role in raising your children?
dap24a049	I get angry with my child without letting know the reason.
dap24a050	I praise my child.
dap24a051	My child wishes I would worry less about what he/she is doing.
dap24a052	I use physical punishment to discipline my child.
dap24a053	When my child comes home, he/she has to account for what he/she had be doing.
dap24a054	I try to make my child’s life stimulating, interesting and instructive.
dap24a055	I criticize my child and tell him/her how lazy and useless he/she is in front of others.
dap24a056	I forbid my child to do things other adolescents ar allowed to do because I am afraid that something might happen to him/her.
dap24a057	I try to encourage my child to become the best.
dap24a058	When my child behaves badly, I try to make him/her feel guilty (for instance by looking sad).
dap24a059	I get overly anxious that something might happen to my child.
dap24a060	I try to comfort and encourage my child if things go badly for him/her.
dap24a061	My child is treated as the ‘black sheep’ or ‘scapegoat’ of the family.
dap24a062	I use words and gestures to show that I love my child.
dap24a063	I like my other children more than I like this child.
dap24a064	I treat my child in such a way that he/she feels ashamed.
dap24a065	My child is allowed to go wherever he/she likes without me caring too much.
dap24a066	I interfere with everything my child does.
dap24a067	Warmth and love exist between my child and me.
dap24a068	I put strict limits for what my child is and is not allowed to do, to which I then adhere rigorously.
dap24a069	I punish my child hard, even for small offenses.
dap24a070	I want to decide how my child should dress or how he/she should look.
dap24a071	I am proud when my child succeeds in something he/she has undertaken.
dap24a072	I say things to my child(ren) that I later regret (threats, insults, mean nicknames etc.).
dap24a073	I tell my child(ren) that I am going to leave, and that they will not see me again if they continue to behave difficult.
dap24a074	I throw objects at my child(ren) or I shake my children.
dap24a075	I frighten or threaten my child(ren).
dap24a076	I do not help my child(ren) when they really need it (e.g. to eat, to soothe, their homework, to make a decision, to resolve conflict etc.).
dap24a077	I do not comfort my child(ren) when they are sad, frightened, or distraught.
dap24a078	I do not care about my child(ren) when I know I should (for example, during meals, hygiene).
dap24a079	I pay no attention to my child(ren).
dap24a080	I am too busy to answer my child(ren's) needs or questions.
dap24a081	I forget important things about my children (e.g. activities, medical appointments, birthdays)
dap24a082	Was it difficult to answer the questions?
dap24a083	Were the questions sufficiently clear?
dap24a084	Did the questionnaire get you thinking about things?
dap24a085	Was it an interesting subject?
dap24a086	Did you enjoy answering the questions?
dap24a087	Starting date questionnaire
dap24a088	Starting time questionnaire
dap24a089	End date questionnaire
dap24a090	End time questionnaire
dap24a091	Duration in seconds

Response Information

Response Overview

Selected number of household members: 815 (100.0%)
Non-response: 106 ( 13.0%)
Response: 709 ( 87.0%)
Complete: 690 ( 84.7%)
Incomplete: 19 (2.3%)

Collection Events

Period

07-10-2024 to 29-10-2024

Sample

Panel members with children from 0-18 years who also completed wave 2.

Collection Mode

Internet Survey

Fieldwork Note

A reminder was sent twice to non-respondents.