Physical State and Emotional Meaning of the Household

Summary

The section explores the demographic and sociological structure of households in Turkey, their physical conditions, the concepts that households and the country evoke in individuals, household-related emotional and symbolic elements, interactions with neighbors and guests, and types of households:

• Number of people in the household
• Presence/absence of children under 18 in the household
• Presence/absence of children under 2 in the household
• Who do you live with in this house/household?
• Type of family
• Migration status
• How long have you been living in this house/household?
• Type of residence
• When someone asks "Where are you from?", how do you respond?
• Physical condition of the household
• Associations related to the household
• Associations related to the country
• What is on the walls of your home?
• Where are shoes taken off in your home?
• Do you have any pets in your home?
• What kinds of pets do you have at home?
• How often do you interact with your neighbors?
• How often do you have guests in your household?
• In what situations would a neighbor bother you?
• Everyone should be free to do what they want in their own home.
• In what situations would a neighbor bother you? (repeated)
• Whom would you trust to leave your house with?
• Household types – Cluster analysis