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APPENDIX

STUDY AREA


MAP OF YEN BAI PROVINCE

HANOI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES


FAMILY CHANGE INFORMATION COLLECTION FORM

(Part used for period before 1986) Topic

TRANSFORMATION OF THE FAMILY OF THE WHITE PANTS DAO PEOPLE IN TAN HUONG COMMUNE, YEN BINH DISTRICT, YEN BAI PROVINCE

Village: ………………………………………………………. Commune: ………………………………………………………. Dear Mr./Ms.:

In order to contribute to the understanding of the changes in Vietnamese society, we conducted a study on some aspects of the Dao Quan Trang family in Tan Huong, Yen Binh district, Yen Bai province. We respectfully invite you to contribute some opinions on the above issue by answering the questions in this questionnaire.

Thank you very much for your cooperation.


Name of investigator……………………………………………………… Date of interview……………………………………………………………. Name of supervisor…………………………………………………….. Question 1. Please tell me, how old were you in 1985?

…………………………………………………………………………..

Question 2. Were you married at that time?

1. Unmarried 2. Married

Question 3. How many people were there in your family at that time?

1. There is one person 2. There are two people 3. There are three people

4. There are four people 5, There are five people 6. There are six people

7. There are seven or more people

Question 3. How many men and how many women are there?

1. Number of males……………. 2. Number of females………

Question 4. How many generations were there in your family at that time?

1. One generation 2. Two generations 3. Three generations 4. Four generations

Question 5. Who was the head of household in your household at that time?

1. Respondent 2. Husband's father 3. Husband's mother 4. Grandfather 4. Grandmother

5. Other (leakage)

Question 5. At that time, which age groups did your family members belong to?

1. From 1-14 there are….people 2. From 15-29 there are….people

3. From 30-44 there are….people 4. From 45-59 there are….people

5. From 60 years old and up, there are….people

Question 6. In terms of education, which of the following types do your family members belong to?

1. Illiterate………people 2. Primary school………people

3. Level 2………people 4. Level 3………people

5. University, college………people 6. Postgraduate………people

Question 7. Which type of family does your household belong to? (choose only one)

1. Single

2. Only husband and wife

3. Husband and wife + parents

4. Husband and wife + parents + siblings

5. Husband and wife + parents + siblings + others (aunts, uncles)

6. Husband and wife + children

7. Husband and wife + children + parents

8. Husband and wife + children + parents + siblings

9. Husband and wife + children + parents + siblings + others (adopted children)

10. Wife (husband) + children

11. Wife (husband) + children + parents

12. Wife (husband) + children + parents + siblings

13. Wife (husband) + children + parents + siblings + others

14. Grandparents + grandchildren

15. Other (leakage)

Question 8. Was there anyone in your household who often lived away from home at that time?

1. Yes 2. No

Question 9. If so, who is it?

1. Father 2. Mother 3. Child

4. Mr. 5. Mrs. 6. Other….

Question 10. If so, what does that person do?

1. Join the army 2. Become a civil servant 3. Become a worker

3. Going to school 4. Working far away 5. Other…. 119

Question 11. At that time, if you/your grandparents already had your own family, how many children did you have? (If you were still living with your parents, skip to the next question)

1. No children 2. One child 3. Two children 4. Three children

5. Four 6. Five 6. Six or more

Question 12. If your grandparents are still living with their parents, how many siblings do they have in their family?

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1. Only one 2. Have 2 brothers/sisters 3. Have 3 brothers/sisters

4. Have 4 siblings 5. Have 5 siblings 6. Have 6 or more siblings


Question 13. In your family at that time, between sons and daughters, who

Which is considered more important?

1. Boy 2. Girl 3. Same 4. Hard to say

Question 14. If sons are more important, why?

1. To continue the legacy 2. To stay with you when you are old 3. To make offerings to you when you die

4. Because it has always been like this 5. Other (note the leak)…

Question 15. If girls are more important, why?

1. Girls are more emotional

2. Girls are more obedient and docile

3. Because you don't have to divide your assets when you become an adult

4. Other (write in)……………………………………………………

Question 16. How many children did your family want to have at that time?

1. One child 2. Two children 3. Three children 4. Four children

5. Five children 6. Six or more children

Question 17. Regarding occupation, which of the following types does your family belong to?

1. Agriculture

2. Agriculture + handicraft

3. Agriculture + Craft + Trade

4. Trading

5. No job (retired officer)

6. Non-production (staff, teachers)

7. Other (leakage)

SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE HOME OWNER

- Gender

1. Male 2. Female

- Education level

1. Illiteracy 2. Primary

3. Junior high school 4. High school

5. University, college

- Job

1. Farming 2. Other work

Finally, thank you.

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