2. Relationship to the head of household
[] 1 Head of household
[] 2 Husband/Wife
[] 3 Child
[] 4 Father/Mother
[] 5 Grand child
[] 6 Other family relative
[] 7 Non family relation
2. Relationship to head of household
All persons in the household answer this question.
2. Relationship to the head of household
[] 1 Head of household
[] 2 Husband/Wife
[] 3 Child
[] 4 Father/Mother
[] 5 Grand child
[] 6 Other family relative
[] 7 Non family relation
Relationship with the head of the household is one of the seven given relationships above. Interviewers only need to fill in the corresponding blank box.
Head: If the interviewee is the head of the household, interviewer can fill in "x" on box 1 for the 1st person column.
Husband/wife: If a person is the husband or wife of the head of the household interviewers fill in the 2nd box. Fill in the 2nd box even if they are not married, but they have lived together, including concubines. If the head of the household lives with 2 or more wives, all of his wives can be considered as his wives and fill in box 2.
Child: Children of the head of the household include biological children, adopted children, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, and stepchildren.
Father/mother: Includes biological parents, adopted parents and parents-in-law of the head of the household.
Grandchild: If the interviewee is a grandchild of the head of the household, interviewers fill in box 5.
Other relatives: If interviewees have other family relationships, such as brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles etc., interviewers fill in box 6.
Non-relatives: If the interviewee is a servant, guest, friend, etc., without any family relationship to the head of the household, interviewers fill in box 7.
If the head of the household (or the substituted head) in column "the 1st person" is different from the name in the middle top of the enumeration form, interviewers should define relationship with the head of household with the 1st person.