We considered overcrowding to be ≥4 people per room, excluding the kitchen, bathroom, and hallways.
Crowded living was defined as a household having more than 2 persons per room excluding the kitchen and toilet.
Crowded living was defined as living in a household with more than two people per room (excluding the kitchen and bathroom).
Crowding: Calculated by dividing the number of people in a home by the number of rooms (excluding the balcony, kitchen and restrooms).
His wife once worked for a small Asian-run manufacturing firm where she incurred hostility, and was excluded from the kitchen, when she declined to say what her caste background was.
Shame on me if I mention the number of bedrooms (maybe a buyer has nobody to fill them), family room (no singles need apply), large kitchen (excludes the non cook), vegetable gardens (no meat eaters wanted here), the square footage and the fact that it is located on 14 acres (definite discrimination against the geometry incompetent) or the price (pity the income challenged).
It is calculated as the number of people living in a household per number of rooms available in the house (excluding kitchen and bathrooms).
Second, we used a measure of overcrowding by combining information on number of people living in the household with number of available rooms (excluding kitchen, bathrooms and hallways).
Third, a measure of overcrowding was generated by combining information on the number of people living in the household with number of available rooms (excluding kitchen, bathrooms and hallways).
An overcrowded household was defined as a household containing more than one person per room (excluding kitchen and bathroom for all countries and also excluding living rooms in Sweden).
The scale consists of five different properties: family car ownership (0, 1, 2, 3 or more), computer and laptop ownership (0, 1, 2, 3 or more), number of rooms excluding kitchen and bathrooms (0, 1, 2, 3 or more), number of telephones (0, 1, 2, 3 or more), and having unshared bedroom (no = 0, yes = 1).
