2647|LIFE CONDITIONS OF THE ELDERLY

— Size of home. Persons with whom the interviewee lives in the home of habitual residence. — Sex, age and marital status of the child/s with whom the interviewee of 65 years and older lives. — Change of address of the interviewee in the last year. — Domestic equipment and type of bathroom. — Possession of an independent room in the usual home of the children with whom he lives. — Composition of the home in relation to the help you need at home. — Difficulties in various activities inside and outside the house: use bathtub, use kitchen utensils, lay clothes, walk on the sidewalk, cross the street,... Frequency with which it carries out various activities: read, hear the radio, watch TV, go to the bar, go to the park, sew, dance,... Activities you would like to dedicate more time to. — Person with whom he performs various activities and various household tasks: wash clothes, make the purchase, make repairs, make arrangements,... — Mobility when moving to different places. — Type and number of relatives that the interviewee has. Which one he lives with. Your places of residence. — Relationships with various relatives with whom he does not live: children, siblings, grandchildren,... — Frequency with which you have seen several relatives in the last year: children, brother-in-law, parents, in-laws, another relative,... — Person in whom you have more confidence. — Feelings before a day in relation to time. — Feelings during the last two weeks: nervous, boring, happy, sad, alone. — Help and frequency of the interviewee’s help to their children in the care of grandchildren.Types of help from the interviewee in the care of a sick person. — Current state of health. — Autonomy when carrying out various daily activities: eat, pour, wash, walk, prepare food, manage money, go to the doctor,... Age at which he began to struggle. Person who helps you habitually or in second place and satisfaction with such help. — Comparison that is now and before in the care of older parents — Agreement with the person responsible for persons in a situation of dependence. — Knowledge and use of support institutions and services to the elderly: financial aid, home help, telealarm, day center, residences,... — Knowledge of the Dependency Act. — Preference for solutions when you need help: continue at home but with care, in a residence, shared housing, day center. — Possibility to make a financial contribution when you need help. — Preference for the size of the residence for the elderly. — Concern for various vital situations: losing close people, loneliness, depending on other people, falling ill,... — Degree of satisfaction with various aspects of personal life: relationship of couple, relationship with their children, housing, in residential environment, leisure activities,... — Degree of importance of various aspects in personal life: family, politics, money, health,... — The interviewee’s retirement age and feeling towards the life of a retiree. — Scale of ideology of the interviewee and the parents of the interviewee. — Religious practice. — Type and age of the house where you reside.