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| Nature
and Nurture in Social Demography Year 1 |
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Education |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| ED1 | NUM STR | 2 | 08 to 12, Other | 09 to12 | highest grade of high school completed |
| ED2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | high school diploma or equivalency test |
| ED3 | NUM STR | 2 | 00=none, 13=one year, 14=two years (Associate of Arts), 15=three years, 16=four years (no degree), 17=five years or more (no degree), 18=bachelors, 20=masters, 22=doctorate or M.D. | 00, 13 to 18, 20, 22 | highest year of college completed |
| ED4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2-no | 1 or 2 | attending school now |
| ED5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=high school, 2=technical, vocational, or trade school, 3=business or secretarial school, 4=2-year junior or community college, 5=4-year college, 6=graduate or professional school, 7=other | 1 to 7 | type of school attending |
| ED6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=full time, 2= part time | 1 or 2 | attend school full time or part time |
| ED7A | TEXT | subjects verbatim response | name of school attending | ||
| ED7B | TEXT | subjects verbatim response | address of school attending | ||
| ED8 | NUM STR | 6 | date attended | mo/year | date last attended school |
| ED9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=high school, 2=technical, vocational, or trade school, 3=business or secretarial school, 4=2-year junior or community college, 5=4-year college, 6=graduate or professional school, 7=other | 1 to 7 | kind of school last attended |
| ED10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | ever go back to school |
| ED11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than a year, 2=a year or two, 3=three to four years, 4=five to six years, 5=more than six years, 6=don't know | 1 to 6 | when going back to school |
| ED12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=12th grade or high school diploma, 2=graduate from technical, vocational, or trade school, 3=graduate from business or secretarial school, 4=1 or 2 years of college, 5=3 or 4 years of college, 6=5 or 6 years of college, 7=7 years of college, 8=other | 1 to 8 | highest amount/kind of school expected to complete |
| ED13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=public school, 2=private school, 3=parochial school | 1 to 3 | type of high school attended |
| ED14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | was high school a religious school |
| ED15 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | mom helped decide classes to take in high school |
| ED16 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | dad helped decide classes to take in high school |
| ED17 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | mom encouraged you to go to college |
| ED18 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | dad encouraged you to go to college |
| ED19 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=male, 2=female | 1 or 2 | gender of best friend in high school |
| ED20 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=college, 2=technical, vocational, or trade school, 3=business or secretarial school, 4=work at a job, 5=homemaker, 6=military, 7=other | 1 to 7 | best friend's plans after high school |
| ED21 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=male, 2=female | 1 or 2 | gender of next best friend in high school |
| ED22 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=college, 2=technical, vocational, or trade school, 3=business or secretarial school, 4=work at a job, 5=homemaker, 6=military, 7=other | 1 to 7 | next best friend's plans after high school |
Achievement
Motivation |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| AM1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | people should be more involved with their work |
| AM2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I rarely set difficult standards |
| AM3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I enjoy difficult work |
| AM4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I have rarely done extra studying for work |
| AM5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I work just hard enough to get by |
| AM6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I would work hard rather or not had to earn a living |
| AM7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I don't let work get in the way of what I want to do |
| AM8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | my goal is to do more than anyone else |
| AM9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | in work I seldom do more than necessary |
| AM10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I set goals that are difficult to reach |
| AM11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I seldom thought of as a hard worker |
| AM12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | as a child, I worked a long time for things I earned |
| AM13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | doesn't matter if I become one of the best in my field |
| AM14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I don't mind working while others are having fun |
| AM15 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=true, 2=false | 1 or 2 | I'm not certain what I want to do or how to go about it |
Relationship
with Parents |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| HMPR1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | parents separated |
| HMPR1A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 2 or 2 | parents divorced |
| HMPR2 | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when parents separated |
| HMPR3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=mother, 2=father, 3=joint custody, 4=joint custody, mostly with mother, 5=joint custody, mostly with father, 6=other | 1 to 6 | whom lived with after parents' separation |
| HMPR4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom lived with partner she was not married to |
| HMPR5 | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when mom lived w/ partner she wasn't married to |
| HMPR6 | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1 partner, 02=2 partners.99=99 partners | 01 to 99 | partners mom lived with after separation or divorce |
| HMPR7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 1=no | 1 or 2 | did mom marry any of the partners |
| HMPR8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 1=no | 1 or 2 | did mom ever remarry |
| HMPR9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=1 time, 2=2 times.9=9 times | 1 to 9 | number of times mom re-married |
| HMPR10A | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when mom re-married first time |
| HMPR10B | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when mom re-married second time |
| HMPR10C | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when mom re-married third time |
| HMPR10D | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when mom re-married fourth time |
| HMPR11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad lived with partner he was not married to |
| HMPR12 | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when dad lived w/ partner he wasn't married to |
| HMPR13 | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1 partner, 02=2 partners.99=99 partners | 01 to 99 | partners dad lived with after separation or divorce |
| HMPR14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 1=no | 1 or 2 | did dad marry any of the partners |
| HMPR15 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 1=no | 1 or 2 | did dad ever remarry |
| HMPR16 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=1 time, 2=2 times.9=9 times | 1 to 9 | number of times dad re-married |
| HMPR17A | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when dad re-married first time |
| HMPR17B | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when dad re-married second time |
| HMPR17C | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when dad re-married third time |
| HMPR17D | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age when dad re-married fourth time |
Retrospective Parental Marital Relationship
Scale
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| RPMR1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents affectionate |
| RPMR2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents happy |
| RPMR3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents friendly |
| RPMR4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents quarrelsome |
| RPMR5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents violent |
| RPMR6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents mean to each other |
| RPMR7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents respectful of one another |
| RPMR8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | were parents remote or distant from one another |
Relationship with parents in first
16 years |
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| RMRQ1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom spoke in warm and friendly voice |
| RMRQ2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom helped you as much as you needed |
| RMRQ3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom let you do things you liked doing |
| RMRQ4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom seemed emotionally cold |
| RMRQ5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom understood your problems and worries |
| RMRQ6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom was affectionate |
| RMRQ7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom tried to control what you were doing |
| RMRQ8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom invaded your privacy |
| RMRQ9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom let you decide things for yourself |
| RMRQ10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom made you feel unwanted |
| RMRQ11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom talked things over with you |
| RMRQ12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom gave you freedom you wanted |
| RMRQ13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | mom praised you |
| RFRQ1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad spoke in warm and friendly voice |
| RFRQ2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad helped you as much as you needed |
| RFRQ3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad let you do things you liked doing |
| RFRQ4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad seemed emotionally cold |
| RFRQ5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad understood your problems and worries |
| RFRQ6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad was affectionate |
| RFRQ7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad tried to control what you were doing |
| RFRQ8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad invaded your privacy |
| RFRQ9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad let you decide things for yourself |
| RFRQ10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad made you feel unwanted |
| RFRQ11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad talked things over with you |
| RFRQ12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad gave you freedom you wanted |
| RFRQ13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=rarely, 2=sometimes, 3=often, 4=almost always | 1 to 4 | dad praised you |
Current relationship with parents |
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| PROXPARM | NUM STR | 1 | 1=same house, 2=same neighborhood, 3=same town, 4=w/in an hour's drive, 5=w/in a day's drive, 6=different state (need to fly), 7=different country, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | living proximity to mom |
| PROXPARF | NUM STR | 1 | 1=same house, 2=same neighborhood, 3=same town, 4=w/in an hour's drive, 5=w/in a day's drive, 6=different state (need to fly), 7=different country, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | living proximity to dad |
| CONPAR1M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than once a year, 2=once a year, 3=several times a year, 4=once a month, 5=about once a week, 6=once a day, 7=more than once a day, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | how often have you seen your mom |
| CONPAR1F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than once a year, 2=once a year, 3=several times a year, 4=once a month, 5=about once a week, 6=once a day, 7=more than once a day, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | how often have you seen your dad |
| CONPAR2M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than once a year, 2=once a year, 3=several times a year, 4=once a month, 5=about once a week, 6=once a day, 7=more than once a day, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | telephone contact with mom |
| CONPAR2F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than once a year, 2=once a year, 3=several times a year, 4=once a month, 5=about once a week, 6=once a day, 7=more than once a day, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | telephone contact with dad |
| CONPAR3M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than once a year, 2=once a year, 3=several times a year, 4=once a month, 5=about once a week, 6=once a day, 7=more than once a day, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | letter or e-mail contact with mom |
| CONPAR3F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than once a year, 2=once a year, 3=several times a year, 4=once a month, 5=about once a week, 6=once a day, 7=more than once a day, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | letter or e-mail contact with dad |
| CONPAR4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=not very often, 3=usually, 4= always | 1 to 4 | frequency family gets together for holidays |
| FEEL1M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | feels loved and appreciated by mom |
| FEEL1F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | feels loved and appreciated by dad |
| FEEL2M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | depends on help from mom |
| FEEL2F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | depends on help from dad |
| FEEL3M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | emotionally close toward mom |
| FEEL3F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | emotionally close toward dad |
| FEEL4M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | extent of good communication with mom |
| FEEL4F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | extent of good communication with dad |
| FEEL5M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | how well understood by mom |
| FEEL5F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | how well understood by dad |
| FEEL6M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | how well do you understand mom |
| FEEL6F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | how well do you understand dad |
| FEEL7M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | conflict experienced with mom |
| FEEL7F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | conflict experienced with dad |
| FEEL8M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | disagreements with mom handled by shouting |
| FEEL8F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | disagreements with dad handled by shouting |
| FEEL9M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | frequency decisions are criticized by mom |
| FEEL9F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | frequency decisions are criticized by dad |
| FEEL10M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | too much influence on decisions exerted by mom |
| FEEL10F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | too much influence on decisions exerted by dad |
| HELP1M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom gave advice on decisions |
| HELP1F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad gave advice on decisions |
| HELP2M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom gave help in connection with jobs |
| HELP2F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad gave help in connection with jobs |
| HELP3M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom took care of children, pets, plants or home |
| HELP3F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad took care of children, pets, plants or home |
| HELP4M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom gave financial help with money or loan |
| HELP4F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad gave financial help with money or loan |
| HELP5M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom helped out during an illness |
| HELP5F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad helped out during an illness |
| HELP6M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom fixed or made something for you |
| HELP6F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad fixed or made something for you |
| HELP7M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom comforted you in a personal crisis |
| HELP7F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad comforted you in personal crisis |
| HELP8M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | mom gave you a special gift |
| HELP8F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad gave you a special gift |
| HELP9M | NUM STR | 1 | 1=very poor, 2=poor, 3=reasonable, 4=good, 5=excellent | 1 to 5 | overall relationship with mom |
| HELP9F | NUM STR | 1 | 1=very poor, 2=poor, 3=reasonable, 4=good, 5=excellent | 1 to 5 | overall relationship with dad |
| KIDHELP1 Reference |
NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | children ought to let aging parents live with them when they can no longer live by themselves |
| KIDHELP2 Reference |
NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | children ought to provide financial help to aging parents |
Relationship
with Siblings |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| SIBNAME | TEXT | sibling's name | name of sibling | ||
| SIBID | NUM STR | 5 | sibling's ID number | 5 digits | CAP ID of sibling |
| SIBAGE | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age of sibling |
| SIBCON1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=less than once a year, 3=once a year, 4=several times a year, 5=once a month, 6=about once a week, 7=once a day, 8=more than once a day | 1 to 8 | how often do you see your sibling |
| SIBCON2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | letter or e-mail contact with sibling |
| SIBCON3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | phone contact with sibling |
| SIBCON4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=same house, 2=same neighborhood, 3=same town, 4=w/in an hour's drive, 5=w/in a day's drive, 6=different state (need to fly), 7=different country, 8=not applicable | 1 to 8 | living proximity to sibling |
| SIBFEL1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | loved and appreciated by sibling |
| SIBFEL2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | depend on help from sibling |
| SIBFEL3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | emotionally close to sibling |
| SIBFEL4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | good communication with sibling |
| SIBFEL5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | how well sibling understands you |
| SIBFEL6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | how well you understand sibling |
| SIBFEL7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | conflict experienced with sibling |
| SIBFEL8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | disagreements with sibling handled by shouting |
| SIBFEL9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | frequency sibling is critical of your decisions |
| SIBFEL10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | sibling exerts too much influence on your decisions |
| SIBHLP1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | given advice on a decision |
| SIBHLP2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | help in connection with a job |
| SIBHLP3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | taking care of children, pets, plants or home |
| SIBHLP4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | help with money or a loan |
| SIBHLP5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | help during an illness |
| SIBHLP6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | fix or make something for each other |
| SIBHLP7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | comforting one another in a personal crisis |
| SIBHLP8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | give each other a special gift |
| SIBHLP9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=very poor, 2=poor, 3=reasonable, 4=good, 5=excellent | 1 to 5 | description of relationship with sibling |
| MORESIBS | TEXT | 1 | y=yes, n=no | y or n | other siblings in the family |
Religion |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| RELDEM1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1= not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | importance of religion in your childhood home |
| RELDEM2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1= not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | importance of religion now |
| RELDEM3 | NUM STR | 1, 2 | 1=catholic, 2=protestant/christian (specify), 3=jewish, 4=mormon, 5=muslim, 6=buddhist, 7=hindu, 8=unitarian, 9=other (specify), 10=no religion, -77=don't know, -99=missing | 1 to 10, -77, -99 | religion raised in |
| RELDEM4 | NUM STR | 1, 2 | 1=catholic, 2=protestant/christian (specify), 3=jewish, 4=mormon, 5=muslim, 6=buddhist, 7=hindu, 8=unitarian, 9=other (specify), 10=no religion, -77=don't know, -99=missing | 1 to 10, -77, -99 | religion practiced now |
| RELATT1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | importance of religious event for a new child |
| RELATT2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | importance of religious event for marriage |
| RELATT3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | importance of religious event for death |
| RELATT4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=less than once a month, 3=once a month, 4=a few times a month, 5=once a week, 6=daily | 1 to 6 | frequency of attending religious services |
| RELATT5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=less than once a month, 3=once a month, 4=a few times a month, 5=once a week, 6=daily | 1 to 6 | frequency of making financial contributions to a religious group |
| RELATT6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=less than once a month, 3=once a month, 4=a few times a month, 5=once a week, 6=daily | 1 to 6 | frequency of taking moments of prayer or meditation |
| RELATT7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=less than once a month, 3=once a month, 4=a few times a month, 5=once a week, 6=daily | 1 to 6 | frequency of reading the Bible or other material |
| RELATT8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=less than once a month, 3=once a month, 4=a few times a month, 5=once a week, 6=daily | 1 to 6 | frequency of getting comfort or strength from religion |
| RELATT9 Reference |
NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | the Bible is God's word and everything will happen as it says |
| RELATT10 Reference |
NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | the Bible has the answers to all important human problems |
Attitudes
about Marriage |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| MARATT1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | married people are happier than those who aren't married |
| MARATT2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | it's alright for a couple to live together without planning to get married |
| MARATT3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | there are few good or happy marriages these days |
| MARATT4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | young people should not have sex before marriage |
| MARATT5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | when there are children in the family, parents should stay together even if they don't get along |
| MARATT6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | divorce is the best solution when a couple can't work out problems |
| MARATT7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | a young couple should not live together unless they are married |
| MARATT8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | it's better for a couple to get married than to be single |
| MARATT9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | premarital sex is alright for a couple planning to get married |
| MARATT10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | there are more advantages to being single than to being married |
Romantic
Relationship Style (RQ)
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| RQA | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all like me, 2, 3, 4=neutral, 5, 6, 7=very much like me | 1 to 7 | It is easy for me to become emotionally close to others. I am comfortable depending on them and having them depend on me. I don't worry about being alone or having others not accept me |
| RQB | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all like me, 2, 3, 4=neutral, 5, 6, 7=very much like me | 1 to 7 | I am uncomfortable getting close to others. I want emotionally close relationships, but I find it difficult to trust others completely or to depend on them. I worry that I will be hurt if I allow myself to become too close to others. |
| RQC | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all like me, 2, 3, 4=neutral, 5, 6, 7=very much like me | 1 to 7 | I want to be completely emotionally close to others, but I often find that others are reluctant to get as close as I would like. I am uncomfortable being without close relationships, but I sometimes worry that others don't value me as much as I value them. |
| RQD | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all like me, 2, 3, 4=neutral, 5, 6, 7=very much like me | 1 to 7 | I am comfortable without close emotional relationships. It is very important to me to feel independent and self sufficient, and I prefer not to depend on others or have them depend on me. |
Attitudes
about Family/Children |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| FAMATT1 Reference |
NUM STR | 2 | 01=1, 02=2, .99=99 | 01 to 99 | ideal number of children for average American family |
| FAMATT2 Reference |
NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | all married couples ought to have children |
| FAMATT3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | do you have children |
| FAMATT3A | NUM STR | 2 | 1=1, 2=2, .9=9 | 1 to 9 | number of children |
| KIDNAME | TEXT | name of child | |||
| KIDSEX | NUM STR | 1 | 0=female, 1=male | 0 or 1 | sex of child |
| KIDAGE | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1yr old, 02=2yrs old.99=99 yrs old | 01 to 99 | age of child |
| KIDBDAT | NUM STR | 10 | child's birth date | mo/da/year | birth date of child |
| KIDRELAT | NUM STR | 1 | 1=biological, 2=adopted, 3=foster, 4=not adopted by you, significant other's child, 5=raising relative's child, 6=given up for adoption, 7=other (specify) | 1 to 7 | relationship of child |
| MOREKIDS | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | more children |
| FAMATT4 Reference |
NUM STR | 1 | 0=0, 1=1,.9=9, 9!=more than 9 | 1 to 9, 9! | children expected when family is complete |
| FAMATT5 Reference |
NUM STR | 2 | 01=1, 02=2,.99=99 | 01 to 99 | number of children wanted when family is complete |
| FAMATT6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | bothered by not having children |
| FAMATT7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=definitely not, 2=probably not, 3=yes probably ,4=yes definitely | 1 to 4 | consider adoption |
| FAMATT8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be respectful to adults |
| FAMATT9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be competitive |
| FAMATT10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be imaginative |
| FAMATT11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be obedient to parents |
| FAMATT12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be ambitious |
| FAMATT13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be independent |
| FAMATT14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be neat and clean |
| FAMATT15 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be successful |
| FAMATT16 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be self-reliant |
| FAMATT17 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be well-behaved |
| FAMATT18 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be athletic |
| FAMATT19 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be open-minded |
| FAMATT20 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be religious |
| FAMATT21 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be sensitive |
| FAMATT22 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all important, 2=not very important, 3=somewhat important, 4=extremely important | 1 to 4 | children will be sociable |
| FAMATT23 Reference |
NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | amount of worry and stress children cause their parents |
Attitudes
about Abortion |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| ABOATT1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | abortion alright if pregnancy endangered woman's health |
| ABOATT2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | abortion alright if the woman was not married |
| ABOATT3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | abortion alright if couple couldn't afford children |
| ABOATT4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | abortion alright if they didn't want more children |
| ABOATT5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | abortion alright if woman had a reasons to believe child was deformed |
| ABOATT6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | abortion alright if pregnancy was not planned |
| ABOATT7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | abortion alright if pregnancy due to rape |
| ABOATT8 | TEXT | subject's verbatim response | subject volunteers own experience on abortion | ||
Romantic
Relationship Status |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| RSTAT1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | currently married |
| RSTAT2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | currently have a partner for at least one month |
| RSTAT3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | involved with a partner of at least one month in the past year |
Romantic
Relationship Quality Reference |
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| RQUAL1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | support each other during difficult times |
| RQUAL2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | easy to express our opinions to each other |
| RQUAL3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | our relationship is very stable |
| RQUAL4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | discuss problems and feel good about the solutions |
| RQUAL5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | partner treats me with respect and adoration |
| RQUAL6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | partner is honest and truthful with me |
| RQUAL7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | I can trust my partner completely |
| RQUAL8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | feel really close to each other |
| RQUAL9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | I can count on my partner to help me |
| RQUAL10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=rarely, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | partner makes me feel loved |
Sexual
Behavior Reference |
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| SEXBEH1 | NUM STR | 2 | 00=never went on a date, 01=1 yr old, 02=2yrs old, .99=99yrs old | 00 to 99 | age at first date |
| SEXBEH2 | NUM STR | 2 | 00=never went steady, 01=1 yr old, 02=2yrs old, .99=99yrs old | 00 to 99 | age first went steady |
| MARRIED | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | married |
| SEXBEH3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 2 or 2 | dating anyone you plan to marry |
| SEXBEH4 | NUM STR | 2 | 00=never had intercourse, 01=1 yr old, 02=2yrs old, .99=99yrs old | 00 to 99 | age of first intercourse experience |
| SEXBEH5 | NUM STR | 3 | 000=0, 001=1, .999=999 | 000 to 999 | number of partners ever had intercourse with |
Disagreements in Romantic
Relationships
|
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| PVA 1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | sulked or refused to talk about an issue with partner |
| PVA 2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | cursed or sworn at a partner |
| PVA 3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | damaged house or item due to anger over a partner |
| PVA 4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | made threats to leave a relationship |
| PVA 5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | insulted or shamed a partner in front of others |
| PVA 6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | physically twisted a partner's arm |
| PVA 7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | pushed, grabbed, or shoved a partner |
| PVA 8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | slapped a partner |
| PVA 9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | shaken a partner |
| PVA 10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | thrown object that could hurt a partner |
| PVA 11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | kicked, bitten, or hit a partner with a fist |
| PVA 12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | hit or tried to hit a partner with something |
| PVA 13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | thrown or tried to throw a partner bodily |
| PVA 14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | beaten up a partner |
| PVA 15 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | choked or strangled a partner |
| PVA 16 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | physically forced sex on a partner |
| PVA 17 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | threatened a partner with a knife or gun |
| PVB1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner sulked or refused to talk about an issue |
| PVB2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner cursed or sworn at you |
| PVB3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner damaged house or item due to anger over you |
| PVB4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner made threats to leave a relationship |
| PVB5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner insulted or shamed you in front of others |
| PVB6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner physically twisted your arm |
| PVB7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner pushed, grabbed, or shoved you |
| PVB8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner slapped you |
| PVB9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner shook you |
| PVB10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner threw an object that could hurt you |
| PVB11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner kicked, bit, or hit you with a fist |
| PVB12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner hit or tried to hit you with something |
| PVB13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner threw or tried to throw you bodily |
| PVB14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner beat you up |
| PVB15 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner choked or strangled you |
| PVB16 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner physically forced sex on you |
| PVB17 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner threatened you with a knife or gun |
General
Questions |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| GEN1A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=socializing, 2=sports, 3=work, 4=clubs and organization meetings, 5=reading, 6=media activities (watching TV/movies/video games/listen to music), 7=creative art/playing music/writing, 8=volunteering, 9=other | 1 to 9 | activity enjoyed the most |
| GEN1B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=self, 2=friend, 3=teacher or coach, 4=spouse/significant other, 5=relative, 6=other | 1 to 6 | who got you started in activity enjoyed the most |
| GEN1C | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1 yr, 02=2yrs, .99=99yrs | 01 to 99 | duration doing activity most enjoyed |
| GEN1D | NUM STR | 1 | 1=has not changed, 2=less time spent in activity, 3=more time spent in activity | 1 to 3 | change in participation in activity most enjoyed |
| GEN2A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=socializing, 2=sports, 3=work, 4=clubs and organization meetings, 5=reading, 6=media activities (watching TV/movies/video games/listen to music), 7=creative art/playing music/writing, 8=volunteering, 9=other | 1 to 9 | activity done for fun most often |
| GEN2B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=self, 2=friend, 3=teacher or coach, 4=spouse/significant other, 5=relative, 6=other | 1 to 6 | who got you started in activity done for fun the most often |
| GEN2C | NUM STR | 2 | 01=1 yr, 02=2yrs, .99=99yrs | 01 to 99 | duration doing activity done for fun the most often |
| GEN2D | NUM STR | 1 | 1=has not changed, 2=less time spent in activity, 3=more time spent in activity | 1 to 3 | change in participation in activity done for fun the most often |
| GEN3A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=with parents, 2=college dormitory, 3=apartment or house, 4=military housing, 5=other | 1 to 5 | type of housing currently |
| GEN3B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=by self, 2=with friends, 3=with spouse/significant other, 4=with unknown roommates, 5=with other relatives, 6=other | 1 to 6 | people currently living with |
| GEN3C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | staying in same place next year |
| GEN3D | NUM STR | 1 | 1=by self, 2=with friends, 3=with spouse/significant other, 4=with unknown roommates, 5=with other relatives, 6=other (not mentioned above) | 1 to 6 | person living with next year |
| GEN3E | NUM STR | 1 | 1=same area, 2=different area (town/country), 3=different state, 4=different country | 1 to 4 | intended living location next year |
| GEN4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=friend, 2=teacher or coach, 3=aunt or uncle, 4=grandparent, 5=other relative, 6=other | 1 to 6 | other person who influenced your life |
| GEN4A | TEXT | subject's verbatim response | how person influenced your life | ||
| GEN5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | importance of interview questions to your life |
| GEN5A | TEXT | subject's verbatim response | aspects of your life we forgot to ask about | ||
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