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NNSD3
NNSD3
The NNSD3 interview follows up on year one and two data and asks respondants about new areas of interest. A complete data dictionary appears below. To skip to a certain section of data, click on the section below. Within each section, the section heading can be clicked to open a window which contains detailed information about the questions.
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| Nature
and Nurture in Social Demography Year 3 |
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Education |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| ED3 | NUM STR | 2 | 00=less than high school diploma or GED, 12=high school or GED, 13=one year, 14= two years (Associates 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 school 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 |
Employment |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| WORK1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | currently have a job (paid/voluntary) |
| WORK2A | TEXT | subject's verbatim response, -77 | most important current job | ||
| WORK2B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | ever had a paid or voluntary job |
| WORK2C | TEXT | subject's verbatim response, -77 | most important recent job | ||
| WORK3 | TEXT | subject's verbatim response | job duties | ||
| WORK4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=top executive; proprietor of a major business; professional requiring an advanced degree, 2=manager; proprietor of a medium business; professional requiring a college degree, 3=administrative personnel; small business owner; semiprofessional, 4=sales and clerical work; technician, 5=skilled manual worker, 6=machine operator and semiskilled worker, 7=unskilled worker, 8=homemaker | 1 to 8 | position at work |
| WORK5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=less than 20 hours, 2=20 to 30 hours, 3=31 to 40 hours, 4=more than 40 hours | 1 to 4 | hours worked at job |
Parent's
Marital Status |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| READY | TEXT | y=finished completing family constellation | finished completing family constellation interview | ||
| HMPRTA | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=don't know | 1 or 2 | parents divorced |
| 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 |
| HMPR7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 1=no | 1 or 2 | did mom marry any of the partners |
| HMPR11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | dad lived with partner he was not married to |
| HMPR14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 1=no | 1 or 2 | did dad marry any of the partners |
Contact
with Parents |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| 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 |
Feelings
toward Parents |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| 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 |
Help
from Parents |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| 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 | 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 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=srtongly disagree | 1 to 4 | children ought to provide financial help to aging parents |
Contact
with Siblings |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| ANYSIBS | TEXT/NUM | 1 | Y or 1= yes, N or 2=no | Y/1, N/2 | does subject have siblings |
| 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 |
Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| 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 |
Sibling
Help |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
Number
of Children |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| FAMATT3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | do you have children |
| FAMATT3A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | change in number of children |
| FAMATT3B | NUM STR | 2 | 1=1, 2=2, .9=9 | 1 to 9 | number of children |
| KIDNAME | TEXT | subject's verbatim response | 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 |
Social
Obligation |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| ATCE1NOW | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | current contribution to welfare and well being of other people |
| ATCE2THN | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | future contribution to welfare and well being of other people in ten years |
| ATCE1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation serving on jury |
| ATCE2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation keeping informed about national and new and public issues |
| ATCE3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation testifying in court about an accident witnessed |
| ATCE4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation to vote in local and national elections |
| ATCE5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation to do more than most people on the job |
| ATCE6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation to work hard even if you don't like or respect your employer or supervisor |
| ATCE7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation to pay more for health care so everyone has access to health care |
| ATCE8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation to volunteer time or money to social causes |
| ATCE9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation to collect contributions for heart or cancer research if asked to do so |
| ATCE10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=none at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=very much | 1 to 4 | obligation to vote for a law that would help others worse off than you, but increases your taxes |
| ATCEVOL1 | NUM STR | 3 | hours per month as a three-digit number | 000 to 999 | hours per month volunteering for hospital, nursing home, or other health care oriented volunteer work |
| ATCEVOL2 | NUM STR | 3 | hours per month as a three-digit number | 000 to 999 | hours per month volunteering for school or other youth-centered volunteer work |
| ATCEVOL3 | NUM STR | 3 | hours per month as a three-digit number | 000 to 999 | hours per month volunteering for political organizations or causes |
| ATCEVOL4 | NUM STR | 3 | hours per month as a three-digit number | 000 to 999 | hours per month volunteering for other organizations, causes, or charities |
Right-Wing
Authoritarianism |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| RWA1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | laws have to be strictly enforced if we are to preserve our way of life |
| RWA2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | people should pay less attention to the bible and other traditional forms of religious guidance, and instead develop their own personal standards of what is moral and immoral |
| RWA3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | women should always remember the promise they make in marriage ceremony to obey their husbands |
| RWA4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | our customs and national heritage are the things that have made us great, and certain people should be made to show greater respect for them |
| RWA5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | capital punishment should be completely abolished |
| RWA6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | national anthems, flags, and the glorification of one's country should be de-emphasized to promote the brotherhood of all men |
| RWA7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | the facts of crime, sexual immorality, and the recent public disorders all show that we have to crack down harder on deviant groups and troublemakers if we are going to save our moral standards and preserve law and order |
| RWA8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | a lot of our society's rules regarding modesty and sexual behavior are just customs which are not necessarily any better or holier than those which other peoples follow |
| RWA9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | our prisons are a shocking disgrace. Criminals are unfortunate people who deserve much better care instead of so much punishment |
| RWA10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | obedience and respect for authority are the most important virtues children should learn |
| RWA11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | organizations like the army and the priesthood have a pretty unhealthy effect upon men because they require strict obedience of commands from supervisors |
| RWA12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | one good way to teach certain people right from wrong is to give them a good strict punishment when they get out of line |
| RWA13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | youngsters should be taught to refuse to fight in a war unless they themselves agree the war is just and necessary |
| RWA14 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | it may be considered old-fashioned by some, but having a decent respectable appearance is still the mark of a gentleman and, especially, a lady |
| RWA15 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | in these troubled times laws have to be enforced without mercy, especially when dealing with the agitators and revolutionaries who are stirring things |
| RWA16 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | atheists and others who have rebelled against the established religions are no doubt every bit as good and virtuous as those who attend church regularly |
| RWA17 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | young people sometimes get rebellious ideas, but as they grow up they ought to get over them and settle down |
| RWA18 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | rules about being "well mannered" and respectable are chains from the past that we should question very thoroughly before accepting |
| RWA19 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | the courts are right in being easy on drug offenders. Punishment would not do any good in cases like these |
| RWA20 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | if a child starts becoming a little unconventional, parents should see to it that he returns to the normal ways expected by society |
| RWA21 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | being kind to loafers and criminals will only encourage them to take advantage of your weaknesses, so its best to use a firm, tough hand when dealing with them |
| RWA22 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | a "woman's place" should be where ever she wants it to be. The days when women are submissive to their husbands and social conventions belong strictly in the past |
| RWA23 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | homosexuals are just as good and virtuous as anybody else, and there is nothing wrong with being one |
| RWA24 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=strongly agree, 2=somewhat agree, 3=somewhat disagree, 4=strongly disagree | 1 to 4 | its one thing to question and doubt someone during an election campaign, but once a man becomes leader of our country we owe him our greatest support and loyalty |
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 for at least one month in the past year |
| RHAPP1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=satisfied, 2=somewhat satisfied, 3=somewhat dissatisfied, 4=dissatisfied | 1 to 4 | satisfaction with the amount of understanding you receive |
| RHAPP2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=satisfied, 2=somewhat satisfied, 3=somewhat dissatisfied, 4=dissatisfied | 1 to 4 | satisfaction with the amount of love and affection you receive |
| RHAPP3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=satisfied, 2=somewhat satisfied, 3=somewhat dissatisfied, 4=dissatisfied | 1 to 4 | satisfaction with the extent to which you and your partner/spouse agree about things |
| RHAPP4 | NUM STR | 1, 2 | 1=satisfied, 2=somewhat satisfied, 3=somewhat dissatisfied, 4=dissatisfied, -99=not applicable (not a sexual relationship) | 1 to 4, -99 | if relationship is also a sexual relationship, how satisfied are you with it |
| RHAPP5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=satisfied, 2=somewhat satisfied, 3=somewhat dissatisfied, 4=dissatisfied | 1 to 4 | satisfaction with partner as someone to do things with |
| RHAPP6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=satisfied, 2=somewhat satisfied, 3=somewhat dissatisfied, 4=dissatisfied | 1 to 4 | satisfaction with partner's faithfulness to you |
| RHAPP7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=happy, 2=pretty happy, 3=not too happy | 1 to 3 | how would you describe your relationship |
| RHAPP8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=better than most, 2= about the same as most, 3=not as good as most | 1 to 3 | compared with other relationships, is yours better than most, about the same as most, or not as good as most |
| RHAPP9 | NUM STR | 1, 2 | 1=getting better, 2=about the same, 3=getting worse, -99=not applicable | 1 to 3, -99 | if you are in the same relationship as last year, is your relationship getting better, about the same, or getting worse |
| RHAPP10T | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | is the subject married |
| RHAPP10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | do you think you will marry this person |
Problems
in Relationship |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| RPROB1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one gets easily angered |
| RPROB2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one has feelings that are easily hurt |
| RPROB3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one is jealous |
| RPROB4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one is domineering |
| RPROB5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one is moody |
| RPROB6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one won't talk to the other |
| RPROB7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one has become less interested in sex |
| RPROB8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one has had a sexual relationship with someone else |
| RPROB9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one has irritating habits |
| RPROB10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one is not home enough |
| RPROB11 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one spends money foolishly |
| RPROB12 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one drinks or uses drugs |
| RPROB13 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | problem in relationship because one has been in trouble with the law |
| RINST1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | thought your relationship might be in trouble |
| RINST2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | talked with family, friends or others about problems in your relationship |
| RINST3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | thought about breaking up |
| RINST4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner thought your relationship might be in trouble |
| RINST5 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner talked with family, friends or others about problems in your relationship |
| RINST6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | partner thought about breaking up |
| RINST7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | you or your partner suggested the idea of breaking up |
| RQUAL1A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=not very much, 3=somewhat, 4=a lot | 1 to 4 | satisfaction with romantic relationship |
| SEXBEH5 | NUM STR | 2 | 00=0, 01=1, .99=99 | 00 to 99 | number of partners had intercourse with in past year |
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 |
Substance
Use |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| SUBST1 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=once or twice, 3=occasionally but not regularly, 4=regularly in the past, 5=regularly now | 1 to 5 | frequency smoking cigarettes ever |
| SUBST2 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=less than one cigarette a day, 3=one to five cigarettes per day, 4=about one-half pack per day, 5=about one pack per day, 6=about one and one-half packs per day, 7=two packs per day | 1 to 5 | frequency smoking cigarettes in past 30 days |
| SUBST3 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=never, 2=once or twice, 3=occasionally but not regularly, 4=regularly in the past, 5=regularly now | 1 to 5 | frequency chewing tobacco or using snuff ever |
| SUBST4 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=not at all, 2=less than once per day, 3=once or twice per day, 4=three to five times per day, 5=five to ten times per day, 6=more than ten times per day | 1 to 5 | frequency chewing tobacco or using snuff in past 30 days |
| SUBST5B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions drinking alcoholic beverages in past 12 months |
| SUBST5C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions drinking alcoholic beverages in last 30 days |
| SUBST6 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=more than once a day, 2=every day, 3=3-4 times per week, 4=1-2 times per week, 5=less often, 6=not at all | 1 to 6 | occasions drinking alcohol per week |
| SUBST7 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=1, 2=2, 3=3-4, 4=5-10, 5=10 or more | 1 to 5 | drinks in a single occasion |
| SUBST8 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3-5 times, 5=6-9 times, 6=10 or more times | 1 to 6 | times having five or more drinks in last two weeks |
| SUBST9 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=more than once a day, 2=every day, 3=3-4 times per week, 4=1-2 times per week, 5=less often, 6=not at all | 1 to 6 | occasions drinking alcohol per week at the time of life drinking the most |
| SUBST10 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=1, 2=2, 3=3-4, 4=5-10, 5=10 or more | 1 to 5 | drinks in a single occasion at the time of life drinking most |
| SUBST11B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using marijuana in last 12 months |
| SUBST11C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using marijuana in last 30 days |
| SUBST12A | NUM STR | 1 | 1= yes, 2=no | 1 or 2 | use of other drugs in last 12 months |
| SUBST12B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions sniffing or inhaling gases in last 12 months |
| SUBST12C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions sniffing or inhaling gases in last 30 days |
| SUBST13B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using LSD or acid in last 12 months |
| SUBST13C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using LSD or acid in last 30 days |
| SUBST14B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using psychedelics other than LSD in last 12 months |
| SUBST14C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using psychedelics other than LSD in last 30 days |
| SUBST15B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using cocaine or crack in last 12 months |
| SUBST15C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using cocaine or crack in last 30 days |
| SUBST16B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions taken amphetamines in last 12 months |
| SUBST16C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions taken amphetamines in last 30 days |
| SUBST17B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using quaaludes in last 12 months |
| SUBST17C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using quaaludes in last 30 days |
| SUBST18B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using barbiturates in last 12 months |
| SUBST18C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using barbiturates in last 30 days |
| SUBST19B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using tranquilizers in last 12 months |
| SUBST19C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using tranquilizers in last 30 days |
| SUBST20B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using heroin in last 12 months |
| SUBST20C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using heroin in last 30 days |
| SUBST21B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using narcotics other than heroin in last 12 months |
| SUBST21C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1-2 times, 3=3-5 times, 4=6-9 times, 5=10-19 times, 6=20-39 times, 7=40 or more times | 1 to 7 | occasions using narcotics other than heroin in the last 30 days |
| SUBST22 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | times received a traffic ticket or been stopped and warned in last 12 months |
| SUBST22A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | number of tickets or warnings after drinking alcohol in last 12 months |
| SUBST22B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | number of tickets or warnings after smoking marijuana in last 12 months |
| SUBST22C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | number of tickets or warnings after using other illegal drugs in last 12 months |
| SUBST23 | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | number of accidents while driving in the last 12 months |
| SUBST23A | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | number of accidents while driving after drinking alcohol in last 12 months |
| SUBST23B | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | number of accidents while driving after smoking marijuana in last 12 months |
| SUBST23C | NUM STR | 1 | 1=0 times, 2=1 time, 3=2 times, 4=3 times, 5=4 or more times | 1 to 5 | number of accidents while driving after using other illegal drugs in last 12 months |
General
Questions |
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Variable Name |
Type |
Digits in Code |
Formula |
Range |
Variable Label |
| 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 |
| 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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