2121|FUNDITY AND FAMILY SURVEY (FFS/UN). MEN

— Household composition: number of persons, sex, age, marital status and employment status of each of them. Relationship that unites the interviewee with the other people in the household. — Housing tenure regime. In case of rent, person of the household holder of the contract. — Characteristics of the family of origin of the interviewee: place of habitual residence up to the age of 15, number of siblings, separation or divorce of the parents. Age of emancipation or current situation of coexistence of the interviewee. — Couple relationships of the interviewee. If you are single: number of stable relationships, coexistence with the couple and intention to marry in the next two years. — Couple relationships with coexistence in the same home. Situation of the couple at the beginning of the coexistence: age, marital status, possession of children. — Number of marriages of the interviewee, date and reason of the break of the coexistence union. Current situation of coexistence with the spouse. — Attitudes to marriage. — Reasons that would justify the breakdown of a relationship. — Number of children of the interviewee (own, adopted, stepchildren or foster children) with whom he has lived in the same household. Date of birth of the children, sex, starting date of coexistence with the children and current situation. If you no longer live in your home, reason for the march. — Current pregnancy of the couple: date of birth of the child and desirability of pregnancy. — Desire to have children, if you do not currently have: number of desired children and maximum age that you would like to have the first. Reasons to wish to have children. — Reasons to wish not to have children (or have no more). — Coincidence, in the number of children desired, with your partner. — Opinion on the responsibilities of parents towards children. — Opinion on the ideal number of children for a family in Spain. — Possession of at least a complete sexual relationship. Age at which she had her first relationship. Adoption of measures, in that first relationship, to prevent the couple’s pregnancy. — History of contraception: methods used, date and age, and reason to stop using them. — Physical possibility of having children. Reason (own or partner) why they cannot have children. — Attitude to abortion in certain cases. — Importance given to the possession of a good relationship and to the profession itself. — National objectives that the country should strive to achieve. — Educational history. — Occupation history: age of start and end of work, previous employment situation, occupation, employment situation and hours worked a week in each of the activities carried out. — Distribution of household chores and childcare. — Employment situation and educational level of the interviewee’s partner. — Religiosity of the interviewee and his partner.