Quantity numeric answer examples

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Spoons vs table/teaspoons examples

Example 1 Questionnaire: Mother and Family (ALSPAC) question H14b

Questionnaire layout:

A ‘How many’ numeric answer is entered for questions H14a and H14b, as the size of a cup or a spoon is variable.

Answer input:

Archivist view (alspac_99_maf):

Example 2 Questionnaire: 12 Month infancy Questionnaire (SWS) question 2.2

Questionnaire layout:

For the ‘Average no. of tablespoons’ column above, a numeric answer labelled ‘Tablespoons’ is created and entered. Its numeric type is ‘Float’ due to the decimal point indicated in the response field.

Answer input:

Archivist view (sws_4_visit):

Fluid volume examples

Example 1 Questionnaire: Lifestyle and Health of Mother (ALSPAC) question J10

Questionnaire layout:

The quantity responses to question J10a (fl.oz, mls.) are entered as specifically labelled numeric answers. The quantity responses to questions J10b and J10c (cups a day, mugs a day) are entered as a ‘How many’ answer as the size of a cup or mug is variable.

Answer input:

J10a

J10b and J10c

Archivist view (alspac_02_lahom):

 

Example 2 Questionnaire: 12 Month Infancy Questionnaire (SWS) question 1.7

Questionnaire layout: