212 Table HA.7HIV counselling and testing duringantenatal care, Serbia, 2010213 Table HA.5RKnowledge <strong>of</strong> a place for HIV testing,Roma Settlements, 2010214 Table HA.5R.MKnowledge <strong>of</strong> a place for HIV testing,Roma Settlements, 2010215 Table HA.6RKnowledge <strong>of</strong> a place for HIV testingamong sexually active young women,Roma Settlements, 2010216 Table HA.6R.MKnowledge <strong>of</strong> a place for HIV testingamong sexually active young men,Roma Settlements, 2010217 Table HA.7RHIV counselling and testingduring antenatal care,Roma Settlements, 2010218 Table HA.8Sexual behaviour that increasesthe risk <strong>of</strong> HIV infection, Serbia, 2010219 Table HA.8MSexual behaviour that increases therisk <strong>of</strong> HIV infection, Serbia, 2010220 Table HA.9Sex with multiple partners,Serbia, 2010221 Table HA.10Sex with multiple partners amongyoung women, Serbia, 2010222 Table HA.9MSex with multiple partners,Serbia, 2010223 Table HA.10MSex with multiple partners amongyoung men, Serbia, 2010224 Table HA.11Sex with non-regular partners,Serbia, 2010225 Table HA.11MSex with non-regular partners,Serbia, 2010226 Table HA.8RSexual behaviour that increasesthe risk <strong>of</strong> HIV infection,Roma Settlements, 2010227 Table HA.8R.MSexual behaviour that increasesthe risk <strong>of</strong> HIV infection,Roma Settlements, 2010228 Table HA.9RSex with multiple partners,Roma Settlements, 2010229 Table HA.10RSex with multiple partnersamong young women,Roma Settlements, 2010230 Table HA.9R.MSex with multiple partners,Roma Settlements, 2010231 Table HA.10R.MSex with multiple partners amongyoung men, Roma Settlements, 2010232 Table HA.11RSex with non-regular partners,Roma Settlements, 2010233 Table HA.11R.MSex with non-regular partners,Roma Settlements, 2010235 Table MT.1Exposure to mass media, Serbia, 2010236 Table MT.1MExposure to mass media, Serbia, 2010237 Table MT.1RExposure to mass media,Roma Settlements, 2010238 Table MT.1R.MExposure to mass media,Roma Settlements, 2010239 Table MT.2Use <strong>of</strong> computers and internet,Serbia, 2010240 Table MT.2MUse <strong>of</strong> computers and internet,Serbia, 2010241 Table MT.2RUse <strong>of</strong> computers and internet,Roma Settlements, 2010242 Table MT.2R.MUse <strong>of</strong> computers and internet,Roma Settlements, 2010244 Table SW.1Domains <strong>of</strong> life satisfaction,Serbia, 2010245 Table SW.1MDomains <strong>of</strong> life satisfaction,Serbia, 2010246 Table SW.2Life satisfaction and happiness,Serbia, 2010247 Table SW.2MLife satisfaction and happiness,Serbia, 2010248 Table SW.3Perception <strong>of</strong> a better life,Serbia, 2010249 Table SW.3MPerception <strong>of</strong> a better life,Serbia, 2010250 Table SW.1RDomains <strong>of</strong> life satisfaction,Roma Settlements, 2010251 Table SW.1R.MDomains <strong>of</strong> life satisfaction,Roma Settlements, 2010252 Table SW.2RLife satisfaction and happiness,Roma Settlements, 2010253 Table SW.2R.MLife satisfaction and happiness,Roma Settlements, 2010254 Table SW.3RPerception <strong>of</strong> a better life,Roma Settlements, 2010254 Table SW.3R.MPerception <strong>of</strong> a better life,Roma Settlements, 2010APPENDICES258 Table SD.1Allocation <strong>of</strong> Sample Clusters (PrimarySampling Units) to Sampling Strata262 Table SD.1RAllocation <strong>of</strong> Sample Clusters (PrimarySampling Units) to Sampling Strata267 Table SE.1Indicators selected for sampling errorcalculations, Serbia, 2010268 Table SE.2Sampling errors: Total sample,Serbia, 2010269 Table SE.3Sampling errors: Urban areas,Serbia, 2010270 Table SE.4Sampling errors: Rural areas,Serbia, 2010271 Table SE.5Sampling errors: Region 1 — Belgrade,Serbia, 2010272 Table SE.6Sampling errors: Region 2 — Vojvodina,Serbia, 2010273 Table SE.7Sampling errors: Region 3 — Sumadijaand Western Serbia, Serbia, 2010274 Table SE.8Sampling errors: Region 4 — Southernand Eastern Serbia, Serbia, 2010276 Table SE.1RIndicators selected for sampling errorcalculations, Roma Settlements, 2010
277 Table SE.2RSampling errors: Total sample,Roma Settlements, 2010278 Table SE.3RSampling errors: Urban areas,Roma Settlements, 2010279 Table SE.4RSampling errors: Rural areas,Roma Settlements, 2010280 Table DQ.1Age distribution <strong>of</strong> householdpopulation, Serbia, 2010281 Table DQ.2Age distribution <strong>of</strong> eligible andinterviewed women, Serbia, 2010281 Table DQ.3Age distribution <strong>of</strong> eligible andinterviewed men, Serbia, 2010281 Table DQ.4Age distribution <strong>of</strong> under-5s inhousehold and under-5 questionnaires,Serbia, 2010282 Table DQ.5Women’s completion rates bysocio-economic characteristics <strong>of</strong>households, Serbia, 2010283 Table DQ.6Men’s completion rates by socioeconomiccharacteristics <strong>of</strong>households, Serbia, 2010284 Table DQ.7Completion rates for under-5questionnaires by socio-economiccharacteristics <strong>of</strong> households,Serbia, 2010285 Table DQ.8Completeness <strong>of</strong> reporting,Serbia, 2010286 Table DQ.9Completeness <strong>of</strong> information foranthropometric indicators, Serbia,Serbia, 2010287 Table DQ.10Heaping in anthropometricmeasurements, Serbia, 2010287 Table DQ.11Observation <strong>of</strong> places for handwashing, Serbia, 2010288 Table DQ.12Observation <strong>of</strong> under-5s birthcertificates, Serbia, 2010288 Table DQ.13Presence <strong>of</strong> mother in the householdand the person interviewed for theunder-5 questionnaire, Serbia, 2010289 Table DQ.14Selection <strong>of</strong> children age 2–14 yearsfor the child discipline module,Serbia, 2010289 Table DQ.15School attendance by single age,Serbia, 2010290 Table DQ.16Sex ratio at birth among childrenever born and living, Serbia, 2010291 Table DQ.1RAge distribution <strong>of</strong> householdpopulation, Roma Settlements, 2010292 Table DQ.2RAge distribution <strong>of</strong> eligibleand interviewed women,Roma Settlements, 2010292 Table DQ.3RAge distribution <strong>of</strong> eligibleand interviewed men,Roma Settlements, 2010292 Table DQ.4RAge distribution <strong>of</strong> under-5s inhousehold and under-5 questionnaires,Roma Settlements, 2010293 Table DQ.5RWomen’s completion rates bysocio-economic characteristics<strong>of</strong> households, Roma Settlements, 2010293 Table DQ.6RMen’s completion rates by socioeconomiccharacteristics <strong>of</strong>households, Roma Settlements, 2010294 Table DQ.7RCompletion rates for under-5questionnaires by socio-economiccharacteristics <strong>of</strong> households,Roma Settlements, 2010295 Table DQ.8RCompleteness <strong>of</strong> reporting,Roma Settlements, 2010296 Table DQ.9RCompleteness <strong>of</strong> informationfor anthropometric indicators,Roma Settlements, 2010297 Table DQ.10RHeaping in anthropometricmeasurements,Roma Settlements, 2010297 Table DQ.11RObservation <strong>of</strong> places for handwashing, Roma Settlements, 2010297 Table DQ.12RObservation <strong>of</strong> under-5s birthcertificates, Roma Settlements, 2010298 Table DQ.13RPresence <strong>of</strong> mother in the householdand the person interviewedfor the under-5 questionnaire,Roma Settlements, 2010298 Table DQ.14RSelection <strong>of</strong> children age 2–14 yearsfor the child discipline module,Roma Settlements, 2010299 Table DQ.15RSchool attendance by single age,Roma Settlements, 2010299 Table DQ.16RSex ratio at birth amongchildren ever born and living,Roma Settlements, 2010345 Table ED.4 (a)Primary school attendance,Serbia, 2010346 Table ED.5 (a)Lower secondary school attendance,Serbia, 2010347 Table ED.5 (b)Upper secondary school attendance,Serbia, 2010348 Table ED.4R (a)Primary school attendance,Roma Settlements, 2010349 Table ED.5R (a)Lower secondary school attendance,Roma Settlements, 2010350 Table ED.5R (b)Upper secondary school attendance,Roma Settlements, 2010
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