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FINAL HOUSEHOLD INTERVIEW AND HAND CARDS
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Final Interview
INTRODUCTION
I have your address listed as (READ FROM CONTACT SHEET). Is that your exact address?
(1) YES, CONTINUE
(2) NO, WRONG ADDRESS QUICK EXIT
In this interview I’ll ask you about your household’s eating habits, dietary needs, health status, income and nonfood expenditures. This information is
important to understanding your household’s food acquisitions. Taking part in this study is completely voluntary. You can skip any question you do not wish
to answer or that makes you feel uncomfortable. Remember, we are required by law to use your information for statistical research only and to keep it
confidential. The law prohibits us from giving anyone any information that may identify you or your family. Your responses will not affect any benefits or
services you may receive from any government agency, now or in the future. It will take about 40 minutes to answer these questions. I’d like to begin now
unless you have any questions for me. May I begin?
(1) YES, CONTINUE
(2) NO, RESCHEDULE ALTERNATE TIME
(3) NO, DECLINE TO TAKE PART/REFUSAL
SECTION A
A1
During the past 7 days, how many times did (you/ you or someone
else in your family) prepare food for dinner or supper at home?
Include times spent putting the ingredients together for a meal, but
do not include heating up leftovers.
NUMBER: ____________ (Range 0-20)
(0) NEVER
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A1a
How often do you shop with a grocery list?
(1) Never
(2) Seldom
(3) Sometimes
(4) Most of the time
(5) Almost always
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
IF HH SIZE >1, ASK A2
A2 During the past 7 days, how many meals did all or most of
your family sit down and eat together? THIS INCLUDES
MEALS EATEN AWAY FROM HOME.
NUMBER: ____________ (Range 0-30)
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
A3
During the past 7 days, did any guests come to your home for
meals or snacks?
(1) YES GO TO A3a
(0) NO
GO TO B1
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
Final Interview – GRID A3b
A3a
How many days last week did guests come to your home for a meal or snack?
NUMBER: ____________ (Range 0-7)
(r) REFUSED
GO TO B1
(d) DON'T KNOW
INTERVIEWER: FILL GRID IF A3a > 0
A3b
Which day(s) did guests
come to your home last
week?
Day of Week
CHECK (√) ALL DAYS
THAT GUESTS
VISITED.
IF A3b=√
A3c
On (DAY FROM A3b) what meals or snack
did your guests have at your home?
B=BREAKFAST D=DINNER
L= LUNCH
S=SNACK
A3d
How many guests came to your house
on (DAY FROM A3b) for (MEAL
FROM A3c)?
ENTER # GUESTS
(1) SUNDAY
(2) MONDAY
(3) TUESDAY
(4) WEDNESDAY
(5) THURSDAY
(6) FRIDAY
(7) SATURDAY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
A3e
Did any guests come to your home for any other meals or snacks during the past 7 days?
(1) YES UPDATE A3b-A3d ABOVE
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
GO TO B1
(d) DON'T KNOW
Final Interview – Section B
SECTION B
B1
Thinking only about yourself, in general, how healthy is your overall
diet? Would you say . . .
(1) Excellent
(2) Very good
(3) Good
(4) Fair
(5) Poor
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
IF HH SIZE >1, ASK B2
B2 In general, how healthy is your family’s overall diet? Would you
say . . . IF NEEDED: When we say “family” we mean all of the
members of your household.
(1) Excellent
(2) Very good
(3) Good
(4) Fair
(5) Poor
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
I am going to read a series of statements. Tell me whether you agree or
disagree with each one of them.
B3a It costs too much for (me/my family) to eat healthy foods.
PROMPT: Do you agree or disagree?
(1) AGREE
(r) REFUSED
(2) DISAGREE (d) DON'T KNOW
B3b I’m too busy to take the time to prepare healthy foods.
PROMPT: Do you agree or disagree?
(1) AGREE
(r) REFUSED
(2) DISAGREE
(d) DON'T KNOW
B3c I don't think healthy foods taste good.
PROMPT: Do you agree or disagree?
(1) AGREE
(r) REFUSED
(2) DISAGREE
(d) DON'T KNOW
IF HH SIZE >1, ASK B3d
B3d People in my family don't think healthy foods taste good.
PROMPT: Do you agree or disagree?
(1) AGREE
(r) REFUSED
(2) DISAGREE (d) DON'T KNOW
B3e The things that (I/my family) eat and drink now are healthy so there is
no reason for (me/us) to make changes.
PROMPT: Do you agree or disagree?
(1) AGREE
(r) REFUSED
(2) DISAGREE
(d) DON'T KNOW
B4 Next I’m going to ask a few questions about the nutritional guidelines
recommended for Americans by the federal government. Have you
heard of MyPlate?
(1) YES GO TO B4a
(0) NO
GO TO B5
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B4a
Have you tried to follow the MyPlate guidelines?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
Final Interview – Section B
B5
Have you heard of MyPyramid?
(1) YES GO TO B6
(0) NO
GO TO B5a
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B5a
Have you heard of the Food Pyramid or the Food Guide
Pyramid?
(1) YES GO TO B6a
(0) NO
GO TO B10
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B6
Have you looked up the MyPyramid plan for a
(man/woman) your age on the internet?
(1) YES GO TO B6a
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
GO TO B10
(d) DON'T KNOW
B6a
Have you tried to follow the MyPyramid Plan or Pyramid
plan recommended for you?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
INTERVIEWER:
BREAK IN QUESTION NUMBERS.
NEXT QUESTION IS B10, NEXT COLUMN.
B10
Do you think you eat the right amount of fruits and vegetables now,
or do you think you should eat more?
(1) EAT RIGHT AMOUNT
(2) SHOULD EAT MORE
(3) SHOULD EAT LESS
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B11
“The “Nutrition Facts panel” of a food label is everything on this
page. SHOW HAND CARD OF NUTRIENT PANEL. When
choosing between different food items at the grocery store, how
often do you use the Nutrition Facts panel to help you decide which
item to buy? Would you say always, most of the time, sometimes,
rarely, or never?
(1) ALWAYS
(2) MOST OF THE TIME
(3) SOMETIMES
(4) RARELY
(5) NEVER
(6) NEVER SEEN
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON'T KNOW
B12
In the past two months, have you participated in any events,
lectures or demonstrations about how to shop for or prepare
nutritious food and meals?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
B13
In the past two months, have you searched the internet for
nutritional information or information about how to shop for or
prepare nutritious foods and meals?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
Final Interview – Section C
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION.
Person #
C1
Do you
consider
yourself to
be a
vegetarian?
YES
1
NO
2
REF.
3
D.K.
4
5
IF HH SIZE > 1
C2
Do you consider
any members of
your household to
be vegetarian?
YES → C2a
NO
REF.
D.K.
C2b
C2a
Who is
that?
PROBE:
Anyone
else?
CHECK
(√) ALL
THAT
APPLY
C2b
(Are you/Is
anyone in your
household)
lactose
intolerant?
IF C2b=1:
C2c
Who is that?
PROBE:
Anyone else?
CHECK (√)
ALL THAT
APPLY
YES
NO
REF.
D.K.
C3
(Do you/Does
anyone in your
household) have
any food allergies?
IF NEEDED: A
food allergy is a
reaction causing a
skin rash, hives,
difficulty breathing,
wheezing, or itching
of the eyes, mouth,
throat or skin.
C3
YES → C3a
D.K.
IF C3a = √:
C3a
Who has food
allergies?
PROBE:
Anyone else?
CHECK (√)
ALL THAT
APPLY
C3b
SHOW HAND
CARD
What foods (are
you/is NAME)
allergic to?
ENTER CODE
C4
(Are you/Is anyone in
your household) on any
kind of diet, either to lose
weight or for some other
health-related reason?
IF NEEDED: Examples
of special diets include
diet for weight loss, low
carbohydrate, high
protein, Atkins, low
cholesterol, gluten-free,
low sodium, diabetic diet,
etc.
IF C4=1:
C4a
Who is that?
PROBE:
Anyone else?
CHECK (√)
ALL THAT
APPLY
YES→ C4a
NO
REF.
IF C3=1:
C4
NO
REF
D1
DK
6
7
C3b. FOOD ALLERGIES?
(10) WHEAT (GLUTEN)
(19) OTHER
(11) COW’S MILK
(r))REFUSED
(12) EGGS
(d) DON’T KNOW
(13) FISH
(14) SHELLFISH (SHRIMP, CRAB, OR LOBSTER)
(15) CORN
(16) PEANUT
(17) OTHER NUTS
(18) SOY PRODUCTS
Final Interview – Section D
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION FOR EACH PERSON, THEN GO TO NEXT QUESTION.
Person #
D1
In general, would
you say
(your/NAME)
health is
excellent, very
good, good, fair,
or poor?
1
ENTER
CODE.
D2
(Do you/does anyone who lives here)
smoke cigarettes, cigars, or pipes, or
chews tobacco?
D2a
Who smokes
or chews
tobacco?
CHECK ALL
THAT
APPLY
YES GO TO D2a
NO
REFUSED
IF D2=1:
GO TO
D3
The next questions are about the height and weight of each member of your household. I’ll start
by asking about height.
D3
How tall (are you/NAME) without shoes?
IF AGE < 2 YRS: How tall is (NAME) when lying down
and measured from head to toe?
ENTER POUNDS OR
KILOGRAMS
ENTER # (IN FEET & INCHES
OR METERS OR CENTIMETERS)
FEET
INCHES
METERS
D4_Weight
How much (do you/does NAME)
weigh without clothes or shoes?
CENTIMETERS
LBS
DON’T KNOW
2
3
4
5
6
7
D3. HEIGHT
(r) REFUSED
(D) DON’T KNOW
D4_Weight. WEIGHT
(r) REFUSED
(D) DON’T KNOW
KG
Final Interview – Section E
SECTION E
These next questions are about the food eaten in your household in the last 30
days, and whether you were able to afford the food you need.
E1 Which of these statements best describes the food eaten in your household
in the last 30 days?
(1) Enough of the kinds of food (I/we) want to eat
(2) Enough, but not always the kinds of food (I/we) want to eat
(3) Sometimes not enough to eat
(4) Often not enough to eat
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Now I’m going to read you several statements that people have made about their
food situation. For these statements, please tell me whether the statement was
often true, sometimes true, or never true for (you/your household) in the last 30
days.
E2
E3
The first statement is “(I/We) worried whether (my/our) food would run
out before (I/we) got money to buy more.” Was that often true, sometimes
true, or never true for (you/your household) in the last 30 days?
(1) OFTEN TRUE
(r) REFUSED
(2) SOMETIMES TRUE
(d) DON’T KNOW
(3) NEVER TRUE
“The food that (I/we) bought just didn’t last, and (I/we) didn’t have
money to get more.” Was that often, sometimes, or never true for
(you/your household) in the last 30 days?
(1) OFTEN TRUE
(r) REFUSED
(2) SOMETIMES TRUE
(d) DON’T KNOW
(3) NEVER TRUE
E4
“(I/We) couldn’t afford to eat balanced meals.” PROMPT: Was that often,
sometimes, or never true for (you/your household) in the last 30 days?
(1) OFTEN TRUE
(r) REFUSED
(2) SOMETIMES TRUE
(d) DON’T KNOW
(3) NEVER TRUE
IF (E1=3 or 4) or (E2=1 or 2) or (E3=1 or 2) or (E4=1 or 2) CONTINUE.
OTHERWISE GO TO SECTION F.
E5
In the last 30 days did (you/you or other adults in your household) ever
cut the size of your meals or skip meals because there wasn't enough
money for food?
(r) REFUSED
(1) YES GO TO E5a
E6
(d) DON’T KNOW
(0) NO GO TO E6
E5a
In the last 30 days, how many days did this happen?
#DAYS: ____________ (Range 1-30)
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
YES NO
E6 In the last 30 days, did you ever eat less than
you felt you should because there wasn't
enough money for food?
E7 In the last 30 days, were you ever hungry but
didn't eat because there wasn't enough money
for food?
E8 In the last 30 days, did you lose weight
because there wasn't enough money for food?
E9 In the last 30 days, did (you/you or other
adults in your household) ever not eat for a
whole day because there wasn't enough
GO TO
money for food?
REF
DK
E9a
E9a
In the last 30 days, how many
days did this happen?
#DAYS: ____________ (Range 1-30)
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section F
SECTION: Section F
The next questions are about your household income and expenses. This information is important for understanding the money that you have available to spend on
food. I’ll ask you to read the information that you put on your worksheet to make sure that I don’t read anything incorrectly. This will also help you think about
anything you missed. Did you have any questions about the worksheet before we begin?
F0
Did you complete the income and expenses worksheet that I left with you at the beginning of the week?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
INTERVIEWER: GO TO GRID F1.
Final Interview – Section F
INTERVIEWER: ASK F1-F8 FOR EACH PERSON AGE 16 AND OLDER, THEN MOVE TO NEXT PERSON.
SEE CODES FOR AMOUNT & HOW OFTEN.
F1
Did (you/
NAME)
have
INTERVIEWER: IF F1=NO, SKIP F2-F6 AND GO TO NEXT PERSON
any
income
IF NEEDED: How often is that received?
Person #
last
month?
F2 How much did (you/NAME) receive in earnings
from work last month?
F2
AMOUNT
F2a
HOW
OFTEN
ENTER
CODE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
ANY INCOME
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
F2b
Is that take-home
pay or the amount
before taxes are
taken out?
ENTER CODE
F3
How much did (you/NAME)
receive in unemployment
compensation last month?
F3a
HOW
OFTEN
F3
AMOUNT
F4
How much did (you/NAME)
receive from welfare, child
support, or alimony last
month?
F4
AMOUNT
F4a
HOW
OFTEN
F5
How much did (you/NAME) receive from
retirement and disability income last
month?
F5
AMOUNT
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$_________.____
$_________.____
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$_________.____
$_________.____
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$_________.____
$_________.____
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AMOUNT
(0) NONE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
HOW OFTEN
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK OR WEEKLY
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
F2b. TAKE-HOME PAY?
(1) TAKE-HOME PAY
(2) AMOUNT BEFORE TAXES
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
F5a
HOW
OFTEN
F5b
What was the
source of that
income?
ENTER CODE
F5b. SOURCE OF RETIREMENT INC
(1) SOCIAL SECURITY RETIREMENT BENEFITS (SSA)
(2) SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY RELIEF (SSDI)
(3) PENSIONS
(4) BLACK LUNG BENEFITS
(5) WORKERS COMPENSATION
(6) SSI
(7) OTHER RETIREMENT INCOME
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section F
INTERVIEWER: ASK F1-F8 FOR EACH PERSON AGE 16 AND OLDER THEN MOVE TO NEXT PERSON.
SEE CODES FOR AMOUNT & HOW OFTEN.
F5c
How much did (you/NAME) receive in
F6
How much other
income did (you/NAME) receive last month?
investment income last month?
F5c2
HOW
OFTEN
Person #
F5c1
AMOUNT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
F5c3
What was the
source of that
income?
F6
AMOUNT
F6a
HOW OFTEN
F7, F8
Let me make sure that the information I have about
(your / NAME’s) income is correct. I have recorded
(READ ALL TYPES OF INCOME AND AMOUNTS
FROM F1-F6).
F6b
What was the source of
that income?
F7
Is this correct?
ENTER CODE
IF ‘NO’ CORRECT
GRID
ENTER CODE
F8
Is anything missing? Did (you
/ NAME) have any other
income last month from
sources not listed above?
IF ‘YES’ CORRECT GRID
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
$_________.____
AMOUNT
HOW OFTEN
F5c3. INCOME SOURCE
F6b. INCOME SOURCE
F7. CORRECT?
(0) NONE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK OR WEEKLY
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) RENTAL PROPERTIES
(2) INTEREST
(3) CAPITAL GAINS
(4) TRUST FUND PAYMENTS
(5) OTHER INVESTMENT INCOME
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) STRIKE BENEFITS
(2) FUEL ASSISTANCE
(3) ROOMERS, LODGERS, OR TENANTS
(4) EDUCATIONAL GRANTS
(5) INSURANCE SETTLEMENT PAYMENTS
(6) VETERANS AFFAIRS BENEFITS
(7) LOTTERY WINNINGS
(8) TRUST FUND PAYMENT
(9) EMPLOYMENT BONUSES
(r) REFUSED
(d ) DON’T KNOW
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
F8. ANYTHING
MISSING
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section F and G
F9
(Do you/Does your household) have $2,000 or more in cash, checking
accounts, saving accounts, money markets, or other assets that are easily
converted to cash? INTERVIEWER: WE WANT TO KNOW IF
TOTAL LIQUID ASSETS ARE $2000 OR MORE.
(1) YES GO TO F9a
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
F9a
GO TO SECTION G
(Do you/Does your household) have $3,000 or more in cash,
checking accounts, saving accounts, money markets, or other
assets that are easily converted to cash? INTERVIEWER: WE
WANT TO KNOW IF TOTAL LIQUID ASSETS ARE $3000
OR MORE.
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
SECTION: Section G
The next questions are about your household expenses last month. Household expenses do not include business expenses, so you should not include
business expenses in your responses.
INTERVIEWER: READ QUESTIONS IN FIRST COLUMN, RECORD RESPONSES IN COLUMNS TO THE RIGHT OF EACH QUESTION.
QUESTION
G1
(Do you/Does your household) rent or own
your home?
G1a
G1c
How much did (you/your household)
pay for (rent/mortgage) last month?
Is this public housing – that is, is it owned by a
local public housing authority or other public
agency?
DO NOT INCLUDE MILITARY HOUSING.
RESPONSE
(1) RENT
GO TO G1a
(2) OWN
(3) OTHER, DO NOT PAY FOR HOUSING
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
$ ____________. ____
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
IF OWN HOME (G1=2) GO TO G2, ELSE GO TO G1d
GO TO G1c
G1b. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section G
QUESTION
G1d Is the rent here subsidized by the Federal, State,
or Local government? By that I mean, is the
government paying part of the cost? DO NOT
INCLUDE MILITARY HOUSING.
G2
How much do (you/your household) pay for
homeowners or renters insurance?
RESPONSE
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G2a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
IF OWN HOME (G1=2) ASK G3, OTHERWISE GO TO G5
G3
How much (do you/does your household) pay
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G3a
for real estate or property tax?
(0) NOTHING
G5
(Do you/does anyone in your household) own
or lease a car or truck?
G5a
How many vehicles (do you/does your
household) own or lease?
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) YES, OWN
GO TO G5a
(2) YES, LEASE
(3) OWN AND LEASE
(0) NO
GO TO G6
(R) REFUSED
(D) DON’T KNOW
G2a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G3a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G6a.HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G12a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
NUMBER: ____________
(R) REFUSED
(D) DON’T KNOW
G6
G12
Last month, how much did (you/your
household) pay for public transportation or
vehicle rentals?
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G6a
How much did (you/your household) pay for
electricity last month?
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G12a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section G
QUESTION
G13 How much did (you/your household) pay for
gas, oil, wood, or other heating fuels last month?
RESPONSE
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G13a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G14
G15
G16
G17
G18
How much (do you/does your household) pay
for sewer maintenance and/or garbage
collection?
How much (do you/does your household) pay
for health insurance? Please include payments
for health insurance that are automatically
deducted from your pay.
Last month, how much did (you/ your
household) pay for health insurance co-pays?
These are payments that you make to physicians
or hospitals when your insurance pays most of
the bill.
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G14a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G15a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G16a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Last month, how much did (you/your
household) pay for physician or hospital bills
not paid by insurance?
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G17a
Last month, how much did (you/your
household) pay for prescription drugs?
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G18a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G13a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G14a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G15a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G16a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G17a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G18a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section G
QUESTION
IF (G16>0) or (G17>0) or (G18>0), ASK G18b:
G18b Last month, how much of (your/your
household’s) out-of-pocket medical
expenses were spent for household
members who are older than age 59 or
are disabled?
G19
Last month, how much did (you/your
household) pay for child care?
RESPONSE
$ ____________. ____
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G19a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G20
Last month, how much did (you/your
household) pay in child support?
G21
Last month, how much did (you/your
household) pay for adult care?
G22
Over the past month, has your household had
any unusually large and unexpected expenses
that affected your spending on food during the
study week?
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G20a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
$ ____________. ____ GO TO G21a
(0) NOTHING
(1) ALREADY REPORTED W/ OTHER EXPENSE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) YES
(0) NO
(R) REFUSED
(D) DON’T KNOW
G19a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G20a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
G21a. HOW OFTEN?
(1) PER MONTH OR MONTHLY
(2) TWICE PER MONTH
(3) EVERY OTHER WEEK
(4) EVERY WEEK
(5) PER YEAR OR ANNUALLY
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section H
My next questions are about major life events
H1 Has there been a change in the number of people living in your
household over the past 3 months?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
GO TO H2
(d) DON'T KNOW
H1a
H2
What caused that change? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY.
(1) BIRTH OF CHILD
(2) NEW STEP, FOSTER OR ADOPTED CHILD
(3) SEPARATION OR DIVORCE
(4) DEATH OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER
(5) MARRIAGE
(6) NEW PARTNER
(7) A CHILD, PARENT, OTHER RELATIVE MOVING
IN OR OUT OF THE HOUSEHOLD
(8) OTHER
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Have you (or anyone in your family) been diagnosed with a major illness
or disability in the past 3 months?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
GO TO H3
(d) DON'T KNOW
H2a
Was that someone in your household or someone outside your
household?
(1) HOUSEHOLD MEMBER(S)
(2) FAMILY MEMBER(S) OUTSIDE HOUSEHOLD
(3) BOTH HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AND NON-
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
H3
(Have you/Has anyone in your household) changed jobs in the past 3
months?
(1) YES GO TO H3a
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
GO TO H4
(d) DON'T KNOW
H3a
Who was that?
NAME: ___________________
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
H3b
(Do you/Does NAME) now earn more, less, or about the
same as before changing jobs?
(1) MORE
(r) REFUSED
(2) LESS
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) ABOUT THE SAME
H3a
Anyone else (change jobs)?
NAME: ___________________
(r) REFUSED
H3b
(d) DON’T KNOW
(Do you/Does NAME) now earn more, less, or about the
same as before changing jobs?
(1) MORE
(r) REFUSED
(2) LESS
(d) DON’T KNOW
(1) ABOUT THE SAME
Final Interview – Section H
H4
Which of the following best describes (your/your household’s) financial
condition?
(1) Very comfortable and secure
(2) Able to make ends meet without much difficulty
(3) Occasionally have some difficulty making ends meet
(4) Tough to make ends meet but keeping your head above water
(5) In over your head
Next I'll read a list of financial practices. Please tell me whether your
household does them never, rarely, sometimes, usually, or always
H4a How often (do you/does your household) review your bills for
accuracy?
(1) Never
(6) NOT APPLICABLE
(2) Rarely
(r) REFUSED
(3) Sometimes
(d) DON’T KNOW
(4) Usually
(5) Always
H4b
H4c
How often (do you/does your household) pay your bills on time?
(1) Never
(6) NOT APPLICABLE
(2) Rarely
(r) REFUSED
(3) Sometimes
(d) DON’T KNOW
(4) Usually
(5) Always
How often (do you/does your household) pay more than the
“minimum payment” due on your credit card bills?
(1) Never
(6) NOT APPLICABLE
(2) Rarely
(r) REFUSED
(3) Sometimes
(d) DON’T KNOW
(4) Usually
(5) Always
INTERVIEWER: IF QUESTION H4=1 OR 2 SKIP TO SECTION I,
OTHERWISE CONTINUE
Next are questions about difficulties people sometimes have in meeting their
essential household expenses for such things as mortgage or rent payments,
utility bills, or important medical care.
H5a
During the past 6 months, has there been a time when (you/your
household member) could not pay your mortgage or rent, electricity or
gas utilities, or important medical expenses?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
H5b
In the past 6 months, (were you/was your household) evicted from a
home or apartment for not paying the rent or mortgage?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
H5c
In the past 6 months, has there been a time when (you/your
household) could not pay the full amount of the gas, oil, or electricity
bills?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
H5d
During the last 6 months, (have you/has anyone in your household)
used a cash advance service on any of your credit cards?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
(2) NOT APPLICABLE
H5e
In the last 6 months, (have you/has anyone in your household) used a
payday loan or other high interest rate loan?
(1) YES
(r) REFUSED
(0) NO
(d) DON'T KNOW
Final Interview – Section I
INTERVIEWER: ASK QUESTION FOR EACH PERSON, THEN MOVE TO NEXT COLUMN.
READ: My last questions are about your current and previous residence.
Person #
I1
In what month and year did
(you/NAME) move into this
(house/apartment/mobile
home)?
ENTER 1 FOR ALWAYS
LIVED HERE
Month
(1-12)
IF I1a = 1:
IF NAME DID NOT LIVE IN CURRENT HOME SINCE BIRTH:
I1a
So (you/NAME)
lived here since birth
- is that correct?
I2
Was (your/NAME’s)
previous home also located
in (THIS STATE), or was it
in some other state?
IF I2 = 0:
I2a
What state was that?
ENTER STATE OR
CODE
Year
(1910-2011)
I3
If I2=1:
Were you born in
(THIS STATE)?
If I2=0:
Were you born in
(I2a STATE)?
IF I3=0:
I3a
Where (were
you/was NAME)
born?
ENTER STATE OR
CODE
I4
ASK IF I3=72:
(Are you /Is NAME) a U.S.
citizen? PROBE: We are not
interested in your immigration
status. We are asking about
citizenship because it helps to
determine whether people are
eligible for (STATE SNAP
PROGRAM).
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
I1. MOVE-IN DATE
(1) ALWAYS LIVED HERE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
I1a. SINCE BIRTH?
(1) YES
(0) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
I2. PREVIOUS STATE
(1) YES, SAME STATE
(0) NO, NOT SAME STATE
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
I2a. STATE?
STATE ABBREV
(66) NOT IN U.S.
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
I3. BIRTH STATE?
STATE ABBREV
(72) NOT IN U.S.
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
I4. U.S. CITIZEN?
(1) YES
(2) NO
(r) REFUSED
(d) DON’T KNOW
Final Interview – Section I
INTERVIEWER: ASK I5 IF HOUSEHOLD DID NOT INITIAL THE BOX ON THE CONSENT FORM, OTHERWISE CLOSE
I5
When you signed the consent form at the beginning of the week you did not initial the section to allow us to obtain information from state agencies
about your receipt of food program benefits. Any data that we obtain will be kept strictly confidential. Do we have your permission to obtain your
administrative data from state agencies?
(1) YES
(0) NO
CLOSE
That completes your final interview. Thank you for taking the time to answer these questions.
NUTRITION PANEL
Final
Interview
Question
B11
When choosing between different food items, how
often do you use the Nutrition Facts panel to help
you decide which item to buy?
ALLERGENS
What foods is _____ allergic to?
CODE DESCRIPTION
10
Wheat (gluten)
11
Cow’s milk
12
Eggs
13
Fish
14
Shellfish (example: shrimp, crab, or lobster)
15
Corn
16
Peanut
17
Other nut
18
Soy products
19
Other, not listed above
Final
Interview
Question
C3b
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