Ma­te­ri­al 5: Ques­ti­on­nai­re Fa­mi­ly life

Fa­mi­ly Life

is cor­rect

not re­al­ly

a bit

most of the time

ab­so­lu­tely

I know all my fa­mi­ly mem­bers by name.

My fa­mi­ly’s eth­nic back­ground has con­se­quen­ces on my daily life.

Si­tua­ti­ons from my fa­mi­ly’s past still in­flu­ence my pre­sent.

It is cha­rac­te­ris­tic of my fa­mi­ly that we are quite dif­fe­rent from one ano­ther.

I see and talk to my fa­mi­ly (par­ents, sis­ters, bro­thers) every day.

I see my ex­ten­ded fa­mi­ly on a re­gu­lar basis.

My par­ents’ job si­tua­ti­on de­ter­mi­nes our fa­mi­ly life.

I do hou­se­hold du­ties.

The du­ties my par­ents give me are too many.

My par­ents re­gu­lar­ly in­qui­re about my marks.

In my par­ents' view I work en­ough for school.

My par­ents sup­port me in my hob­bies.

My par­ents think man­ners are im­portant.

My par­ents would like to chan­ge my ap­pearan­ce..

My par­ents watch what I eat.

My par­ents ac­cept my fri­ends.

My par­ents think I take on en­ough re­s­pon­si­bi­li­ty for me and others.

My par­ents serve as role model to me.

Job­wi­se, I fol­low in par­ents' foots­teps.

A working fa­mi­ly life is im­portant to me and my fa­mi­ly.

My fa­mi­ly are in­te­rested in my suc­cess.

My fa­mi­ly are in­te­rested in my hap­pi­ness.

‘Fa­mi­ly first’ is my motto.