1 Introduction | 2 Sampling methodology | 3 Questionnaire development and testing | 4 Fieldwork methods and interviewers | 5 Checks and audits | 6 Response rate and interview length | 7 Classifications and coding | 8 Survey weights | 9 Imputation | 10 Variance estimation and significance tests | References | A1 Response rate by interviewer experience | A2 Sample and population profiles | A3 ACNeilsen area sampling frame | A4 Effect of area unit population changes | A5 Derivation of eligibility probability estimate | A6 Investigation of incident dates | A7 Contact sheets | A8 Showcards | A9 Selected CAPI screenshots
Showcard: Consent
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You don’t have to take part in the New Zealand Crime and Safety Survey unless you want to |
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You can stop the interview at any time |
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Your answers are private. Your answers will be put together with those of other people to show the results |
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If you have any questions you can phone one of the 0800 numbers provided on the card |
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You can get a summary of the results from the survey |
Showcard A
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A very big problem |
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A fairly big problem |
2 |
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Not a very big problem |
3 |
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Not a problem at all |
4 |
Showcard B
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Very safe |
1 |
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Fairly safe |
2 |
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A bit unsafe |
3 |
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Very unsafe |
4 |
Showcard C
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Very worried |
1 |
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Fairly worried |
2 |
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Not very worried |
3 |
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Not at all worried |
4 |
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Not applicable |
5 |
Showcard D
Q15, Q16, Q17, Q18
Showcard E
Q21
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Have kept name and telephone number of our street contact person |
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Have put crime prevention stickers / posters in window or on letterbox |
2 |
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Have received newsletters or material from Neighbourhood Support or Rural Support in last 12 months |
3 |
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Been to a Neighbourhood Support or Rural Support meeting / street event in the last 12 months |
4 |
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Reported something suspicious in the area to the police in the last 12 months |
5 |
Showcard F
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Excellent |
1 |
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Good |
2 |
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Fair |
3 |
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Poor |
4 |
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Very poor |
5 |
Showcard G
Intro
Showcard H
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Property was stolen, or taken without permission, even if you later got it back |
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(Apart from anything actually stolen) There was an attempt made to
steal |
2 |
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Property was damaged. That is buildings, vehicles, and / or other property. This includes damage in the course of theft or attempted theft |
3 |
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The person or any of the people who did it, actually used force / violence on anyone in anyway, even if this resulted in no injury |
5 |
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The offender threatened to harm something or someone |
6 |
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Any sexual element |
7 |
Showcard I
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Pushed in past person who opened door (or tried to) |
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Door was not locked |
2 |
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Door was open |
3 |
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They had key |
4 |
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Forced lock / broke lock (or tried to) |
5 |
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Broke / cut out / removed panel / window of door or panel / window beside door (or tried to) |
6 |
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By false pretences (pretending to be someone he / she wasn’t) |
7 |
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Other |
8 |
Showcard J
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Window was open / could be pushed open |
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Forced window lock / catch (or tried to) |
2 |
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Broke / cut out glass (or tried to) |
3 |
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Other |
4 |
Showcard K
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Vehicles etc |
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Household items etc |
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Cash and cards etc |
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Electronic equipment etc |
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Other |
18 |
Showcard L
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Damage done as part of the offender getting in / trying to get in your home |
1 |
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Damage done as part of the offender stealing / trying to steal things (for example, from locked cupboards or rooms) |
2 |
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Other damage |
3 |
Showcard M
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Anger / annoyance |
1 |
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Shock |
2 |
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Fear |
3 |
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Depression |
4 |
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Anxiety / panic attacks |
5 |
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Difficulty sleeping |
6 |
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Crying / tears |
7 |
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Loss of confidence / feeling vulnerable |
8 |
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Shame / guilt |
9 |
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Increased use of alcohol or drugs or medication |
10 |
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More cautious / aware |
11 |
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Other - please state |
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No, no emotional reaction |
95 |
Showcard N
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Very satisfied |
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Satisfied |
2 |
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Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied |
3 |
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Dissatisfied |
4 |
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Very dissatisfied |
5 |
Showcard O
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Very helpful |
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Fairly helpful |
2 |
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Not very helpful |
3 |
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Not at all helpful |
4 |
Showcard P
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A crime |
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Wrong, but not a crime |
2 |
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Just something that happens |
3 |
Showcard Q
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The computer has been affected by a virus, worm or spyware |
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The computer has been hacked into without your permission |
2 |
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You bought something over the Internet or by email where you believe you were a victim of fraud |
3 |
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On a web page, you unintentionally encountered material that you found highly offensive |
4 |
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You received email messages that said things that you found harassing or threatening |
5 |
Showcard R
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The mobile phone has been used by someone else for a purpose that offended you |
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You have received a phone call or text message that said things that you found highly offensive |
2 |
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You have received a picture that you found highly offensive |
3 |
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You have received a phone call or text message that you found harassing or threatening |
4 |
Showcard S
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One person living alone |
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Solo parent with child / children |
2 |
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Couple without children / children not living at home |
3 |
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Couple with child / children |
4 |
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Extended family / whānau |
5 |
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Family, other combination |
6 |
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Flatmates |
7 |
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Other |
96 |
Showcard T
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15-19 years |
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20-24 years |
2 |
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25-29 years |
3 |
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30-34 years |
4 |
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35-39 years |
5 |
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40-44 years |
6 |
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45-49 years |
7 |
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50-54 years |
8 |
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55-59 years |
9 |
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60-64 years |
10 |
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65-69 years |
11 |
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70-74 years |
12 |
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75 years and over |
13 |
Showcard U
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New Zealand European |
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Māori |
2 |
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Samoan |
3 |
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Cook Island Maori |
4 |
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Tongan |
5 |
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Niuean |
6 |
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Chinese |
7 |
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Indian |
8 |
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Other (such as Dutch, Japanese, Tokelauan) please state |
96 |
Showcard V
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Private person, trust or business |
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Local Authority / City Council |
2 |
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Housing New Zealand Corporation |
3 |
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Other |
96 |
Showcard W
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Currently in paid employment or self-employed |
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Retired |
2 |
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Home duties |
3 |
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Unemployed, receiving unemployment benefit |
4 |
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Unemployed, not receiving unemployment benefit |
5 |
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Receiving sickness benefit |
6 |
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Receiving invalid’s benefit |
7 |
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Receiving other benefit |
8 |
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Student |
9 |
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Other |
96 |
Showcard X
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Managing quite well, able to save or spend on leisure |
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Just getting by, unable to save if wanted to |
2 |
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Getting into difficulties |
3 |
Showcard Y
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Legally married (If legally married but separated, select Divorce / Separated) |
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Civil union |
2 |
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Defacto relationship or living together |
3 |
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Single / Never married |
4 |
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Widowed |
5 |
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Divorced / Separated |
6 |