For everyone:
[Questions 3-5 are asked of everyone.]

3. What is the kinship relationship that [the respondent] has to the head of the household or the reference person? (PerPa01)

Record the kinship that the person surveyed has with the head of the household or reference person.

• head of the household or reference person
• pouse or partner
• on/daughter of both
• on/daughter only of the head
• on/daughter of the spouse or partner
• on/daughter-in-law
• father/mother
• father/mother-in-law
• brother/sister
• brother/sister-in-law
• grandson/granddaughter
• other relative
• other non-relative
• domestic help or family thereof
• member of a collective household

Keep in mind the following cases:

• "son/daughter of both" or "son/daughter of the spouse or partner" is only possible if a head or reference person and the spouse/companion habitually reside in the household.
• If it deals with an adopted child, register him/her in the same way as the biological children in the category that corresponds (son/daughter of both, son/daughter only of the head, son/daughter of the spouse or partner).

• For the option "domestic help" the people that live in the dwelling permanently are recorded ("domestic help with bed") and additionally, do not have another household of reference.
• If it deals with a collective household, all of its habitual residents should be classified as "members of the collective household."
• If you find households composed of a couple that is separated or divorced but continues sharing the dwelling and at least the food costs, include the ex-couple in the option "other non-relative." If there are children residing in the dwelling, they must be counted as "son/daughter of the head."