General Social Survey - preliminary data : cycle 2 : time use and social mobility module.: CS11-612/5PE-PDF

“As part of the General Social Survey in 1986, Statistics Canada collected diary data from a random sample of 9,946 Canadians aged 15 years and over. The diaries collected from each respondent for a given reference day provide information on what they did (except for personal care activities), for how long, with whom, and where, for a 24 hour period running from 4:00 a.m. of one day to 4:00 a.m. of the next. The information collected was subsequently coded to create a time budget data set reporting the main activities, social contacts, and locational behaviour of responding Canadians. The data shown in the following tables indicate three main aspects of time spent on an activity: Participation rate; Duration, Total Population, Minutes per day; and Duration, Participants, Minutes per day. In all of the above cases, the data have been averaged over a full seven day week”--Introd., p. [6].

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