Identification Number
Gender
Do you have a long term illness
Do you have your own bedroom for yourself in the home where you normally live?
How many bathrooms are there in the home where you normally live?
Does your family own a car, van or truck
How many computers or laptops do your family own
How many times did you and your family travel out of Northern Ireland or Ireland for a holiday last year?
Does your family have a dishwasher at home?
Would you say you were mostly happy or unhappy at school
In the last two months how often were you physically bullied at school
In the last two months how often were you bullied in other ways at school
Have you ever been bullied by text or on the Internet
Did you do any of the transfer tests in November/December?
Which type of transfer tests did you do?
Will you be starting a different school in September?
Are you happy that you are going to a new school?
Are you worried about going to a new school?
I find it very hard to talk in front of the class
I am proud of my school work
I am doing the best work that I can
I like to be called on in class
I am not doing as well in school as I would like to
I often feel upset in school
My teacher makes me feel I am not good enough
I often get discouraged in school
How many times during a normal week would you spend at least 60 minutes during a day playing sports or doing some physical activity?
To be fit and healthy
To gain new skills
To have fun and meet friends
To compete with others
Do you think children who are 10 years old understand if they have broken the law?
Do you think that children at the age of 10 are old enough to be arrested and go to court?
John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he: Steals a chocolate bar from a shop?
John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he: Breaks a neighbour’s window with a brick?
John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he: Throws stones at the police?
John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he: Punches someone?
John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he: Sets fire to a wheelie bin?
Rob is now 20 years of age and is applying for a job. Should his boss be told that Rob broke a window when he was 14 years old?
The age of criminal responsibility is 10 in NI. Do you think there should be an older age of criminal responsibility in NI?
What do you think the age of criminal responsibility should be in Northern Ireland?
I am easy to like
I am a lot of fun to be with
I am popular with children my own age
I would rather play with children younger than me
Children usually follow my ideas
I do not like to be with other people
Children pick on me very often
Most people are better liked that I am
IN GENERAL, HOW IS YOUR HEALTH?
HAVE YOU FELT FIT AND WELL?
HAVE YOU FELT FULL OF ENERGY?
HAVE YOU FELT SAD?
HAVE YOU FELT LONELY?
HAVE YOU BEEN ABLE TO DO THINGS IN YOUR FREE TIME?
HAVE YOUR PARENTS OR GUARDIANS TREATED YOU FAIRLY?
HAVE YOU HAD FUN WITH YOUR FRIENDS?
HAVE YOU HAD ENOUGH TIME FOR YOURSELF?
HAVE YOU GOT ON WELL AT SCHOOL?
HAVE YOU BEEN ABLE TO PAY ATTENTION?
In general, how much would you agree or disagree that Northern Ireland is a place where people respect each other.
In your day-to-day life, how often are you treated with less respect than other people are?
In your day-to-day life, how often do you receive poorer service than other people in shops?
In your day-to-day life, how often are you called names or insulted?
In your day-to-day life, how often are threatened or harassed?
Is your school a ‘Rights Respecting School’?
Do you think the teachers in your school treat you with respect?
Do you think the children in your school treat the teachers with respect?
I might not be able to do the work
I might get bullied
My friends might be going to a different school than me
I might not like the teachers
I might not make new friends
I might have to travel a long way to get to school
Something else
Not enough time
Poor health or a disability
I don’t have anyone I can go with
I don’t know where I can do the activities I want to do
Nothing stops or prevents me
Rob is 14 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Call the police?
Rob is 14 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Tell Rob’s parents?
Rob is 14 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Tell Rob’s school?
Rob is 14 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Ask Rob to apologise?
Rob is 14 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Do something else?
Rob is 10 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Call the police?
Rob is 10 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Tell Rob’s parents?
Rob is 10 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Tell Rob’s school?
Rob is 10 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Ask Rob to apologise?
Rob is 10 years old, and for a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour’s house and breaks a window. Should the neighbour: Do something else?
Peter is 14 years old and lives in a children’s home. He hits another young person who said nasty things to him. Should staff in the children’s home: Call the police?
Peter is 14 years old and lives in a children’s home. He hits another young person who said nasty things to him. Should staff in the children’s home: Ask Peter to apologise?
Peter is 14 years old and lives in a children’s home. He hits another young person who said nasty things to him. Should staff in the children’s home: Have a meeting with Peter and the other young person to find out what happened.?
Peter is 14 years old and lives in a children’s home. He hits another young person who said nasty things to him. Should staff in the children’s home: Do something else?
Family Affluence Scale (FASIII)
FASIII recoded
10item General HRQoL index international T-values based on RASCH PP
Who child lives with recoded
School location
Where child born recoded