Parental Identity Questionnaire, CBIRAI Test - the question form

1. I should not be involved in my child's day-to-day care (e.g., toilet training, preparing meals).

2. I should take a more active role in my child's day-to-day care (e.g., potty training, preparing meals).

3. How important is it to you to take good care of your child?

4. I would like to be remembered for how well I cared for my child.

5. If I were applying for a job, it would be important to me how compatible it is with raising a child.

6. Which of the following statements best describes your behavior toward your child?

7. If my spouse took full responsibility for all childcare (caregiving and financial support), I would be glad.

8. When I take part in caring for my child, I do so to help my spouse.

9. When the child is ill, I am responsible for caring for them more than my spouse is.

10. I would feel uncomfortable if my spouse cared for our child more than I do.

11. When my child is ill on a workday, I take sick leave.

12. When introducing myself to new people, I mention my profession first, and only then that I am raising a child.

13. Before thinking about my child’s day-to-day care, I should first ensure that their material needs are provided for.

14. How should responsibilities for childcare be divided in your family?

15. My spouse should not be involved in the child’s day-to-day care (for example, toilet training, preparing meals).

16. My spouse should take a more active role in the child’s day-to-day care (e.g., toilet training, preparing meals).

17. How important is it to you that your spouse takes good care of your child?

18. My spouse would like to be remembered for how well he cared for the child.

19. If my spouse were applying for a job, it would be important to them how compatible it is with raising our child.

20. Which of the following statements most accurately describes your spouse’s behavior toward your child?

21. If I took on all responsibilities for the child (care and financial support), my spouse would be pleased.

22. When my spouse is involved in caring for the child, he does so to help me.

23. When the child is ill, my spouse takes care of the child more than I do.

24. If I took more care of our child than my spouse, he would feel uncomfortable.

25. When the child is ill on a workday, my spouse takes sick leave.

26. When my spouse is introduced to new people, he first talks about his job and only then mentions that he is raising a child.

27. Before thinking about day-to-day childcare, my spouse should ensure the child's financial support.

28. How childcare and caregiving responsibilities should be shared in your family.

29. My spouse thinks that I should not be involved in my child's day-to-day care (for example, toilet training, preparing meals).

30. My spouse thinks that I should take a more active role in my child’s day-to-day care (e.g., toilet training, preparing meals).

31. In your spouse's opinion, how important is it to you to take good care of your child?

32. My spouse thinks I would like to be remembered for how well I cared for my child.

33. My spouse thinks that, if I were looking for a job, it would be important to me how compatible it is with raising our child.

34. Which of the following statements most accurately describes your behavior toward your child, in your spouse's view?

35. My spouse thinks that if he took on all responsibilities for the child (care and financial support), I would be pleased.

36. My spouse thinks that when I take part in caring for our child, I do it to help him.

37. My spouse thinks that when our child is ill, I am more responsible than he is for taking care of the child.

38. My spouse thinks that if he took care of our child more than I do, I would feel uncomfortable.

39. My spouse thinks that when the child is ill on a workday, I should take sick leave.

40. My spouse thinks that when I introduce myself to new people, I first talk about my profession, and only then about the fact that I am raising a child.

41. My spouse thinks that before focusing on the child’s day-to-day care, I should ensure the child’s material needs are provided for.

42. In your spouse’s view, how should childcare and caregiving responsibilities be shared in your family?

43. As a mother, I am responsible for providing financially for my family.

44. It is important to me to set a good example for my child in financially providing for the family.

45. How important is it to you to provide financial support for your family?

46. For me, being a good parent means being able to financially provide for all of my child's needs.

47. No one will judge me as a parent based on how much money I earn.

48. One of my responsibilities to my spouse is to provide financial support for the family.

49. I should provide enough financial support for the family that my spouse would not need to work to earn money.

50. If my spouse earned more than I do for our child, I would feel uncomfortable.

51. If my spouse earned enough money, I could choose not to work.

52. How should the contribution to the household budget be divided in your family?

53. My spouse, as a parent, is responsible for providing financial support for the family.

54. It is important to me that my spouse sets a good example for our child in providing financial support for the family.

55. How important is it to you that your spouse provides financial support for the family?

56. Being a good parent, in my spouse’s view, means providing financially for all of the child’s needs.

57. No one will judge my spouse as a parent based on how much money they earn.

58. One of my spouse's responsibilities toward me is to provide financial support for the family.

59. My spouse should provide financially for the family so that I do not have to work for pay.

60. If I earned more money than my spouse for our child, he would feel uncomfortable.

61. If I earned enough money, my spouse would want to stop working altogether.

62. How should the contribution to the family budget be divided in your family?

63. My spouse thinks that, as a mother, I am responsible for providing financially for the family.

64. My spouse believes it is important to me to set a good example for my child in providing financially for the family.

65. In your spouse’s opinion, how important is it to you to be the family breadwinner?

66. My spouse thinks that being a good parent, for me, means providing financially for all of the child’s needs.

67. My spouse believes that no one will judge me as a parent based on how much money I earn.

68. My spouse believes that one of my responsibilities to my spouse is to provide financial support for the family.

69. My spouse believes that I should provide financially for the family so that he would not have to work for pay.

70. My spouse thinks that if he earned more money for our child than I do, I would feel uncomfortable.

71. My spouse believes that if he earned enough money, I would not need to work.

72. In your spouse’s view, how should income contributions to your household budget be distributed in your family?