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Bulgarian questionnaires

EU Kids Online

The EU Kids Online fieldwork involved several questionnaires. First, a face to face interview with one parent. Second, a face to face interview with the child. Then a self-completion interview for sensitive questions, with one version for 9-10 year olds and one version for 11-16 year olds.

Questionnaire for parent|

Questionnaire for child|

Self-completion questionnaire for child (Children age 9-10) A|

Self-completion questionnaire for child (Children age 9-10) B-C|

Self-completion questionnaire for child (Children age 9-10) D|

Self-completion questionnaire for child (Children age 9-10) F|

Self-completion questionnaire for child (Children age 11-16) A-E|

Self-completion questionnaire for child (Children age 11-15) F-H|


 

 

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