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Trinidad & Tobago, 1977 (WFS)The following description of this survey appeared in the 1991 edition of Dynamic Database: A Catalogue of Survey Data Files, Voorburg: International Statistical Institute. Basic Information
Additional InformationThe sample frame was derived from the Continuous Sample Survey of Population (CSSP): it was designed to be self-weighting, but weights were introduced to adjust for variation in average household size. (Selection probabilities were based on population size but actual selection was in terms of households.) Interviewers usually administered the household schedule and the individual questionnaire in a single visit. All women aged 15-49 who were not full-time school students were eligible for interview. In order to reconstruct a more adequate population base, a record for each student (n = 626) is available on the SR file. These records contain only age, residence details, and household variables. As in most other WFS Caribbean surveys, the union (marriage) history was expanded to include non-cohabiting relationships. A complete history of sexual partnerships was obtained, with allowance for more than one type of union/relationship with the same partner. Separate parallel histories of unions and partners are preserved on the SR file. The abortion module was used and a complete history of non-live births is available on the SR file. Child care arrangements for working mothers were elicited. The income of the current partner and general household income is recorded. Household survey data on dwelling type size and ownership, on water supply and lighting and on ownership of household facilities have been transferred to the SR file.
Release ConditionsThe Central Statistical Office of Trinidad and Tobago has given us permission to distribute their data if a signed Letter of Agreement is filed with them. Two copies of the agreement form are to be signed by the researcher and mailed to the office. One copy will be returned, signed by the Director of Statistics; until this is received by the researcher, no results of the research may be published. The data may not be redistributed without this form, which is available in pdf form here. Please fill it in and send it to: Public Use FilesAvailable files include the individual standard recode data and dictionary, in the original WFS format. In addition, the individual standard recode data and dictionary dictionary are available in DHS/ISSA format. The table below lists the file names and descriptions.
Key References1. Central Statistical Office, Trinidad and Tobago Fertility Survey, 1977, Country Report, Port of Spain, 1981. 2. Hunte, D., Evaluation of the Trinidad and Tobago Fertility Survey 1977, WFS Scientific Reports no 44, 1983
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