Assessing the linkages between socioeconomic status, perceived personal risk, and risk factors for cardiovascular and related non-communicable diseases in a population of slum dwellers in Nairobi, Kenya

KENYA, 2008 - 2009
Health and Well-Being (HaW)

African Population and Health Research Center

CSV JSON

Female image likely to have healthy children (v1305)

Data file: CVDMain_data

Overview

vald 5469

invd 1

Interval discrete

Decimal 0

Range 1 - 99

Questions and instructions

Literal question

13.5 Have healthy children?

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
1		56	1%
2		545	10%
3		350	6.4%
4		430	7.9%
5		310	5.7%
6		74	1.4%
7		342	6.3%
8		476	8.7%
9		112	2%
10		466	8.5%
11		350	6.4%
12		599	11%
13		167	3.1%
14		260	4.8%
15		149	2.7%
16		144	2.6%
17		439	8%
18		92	1.7%
95	Missing	0	0%
97	Refused	75	1.4%
98	Don't Know	3	0.1%
99	NA	30	0.5%
Sysmiss		1

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

Question pretext

13.0 Body Image Assessment

I am now going to show you some images of people of different sizes and I would like to know what you think about the images and answer some questions about people who may have similar body sizes.

Which of the images you see is of a person most likely to be...

Interviewer instructions

FW: GIVE THE CARDS WITH SILHOUETTES OF DIFFERENT SIZED PEOPLE TO THE RESPONDENT AND ASK HIM/HER TO CHOOSE ONE SILHOUETTE WHICH APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING: FOR EACH QUESTION, RECORD THE NUMBER OF SILHOUETTE CHOSEN IN THE BOX PROVIDED. FOR EACH RESPONDENT, START WITH THE SET OF FEMALE SILHOUETTES AND ASK QNS 13.1 TO 13.8 FIRST. SHOW THE MALE SILHOUETTES(QNS 13.1A TO 13.1A) ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WITH THE FEMALES ONES. IF NOT APPLICABLE RECORD 99. IF REFUSED RECORD 97

Description

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Female Image - Likely to have healthy children

Universe

All DSS Residents 50 years and above