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INFORMATION ABOUT DATA & HOW TO USE IT

To complete homework assignments and use SPSS in the LCUA lab (ROOM 50), you need to get data from the lab, located in N:\UST602\.

To use data on SPSS in the lab only, see instructions below.

To get data for home use, copy the files onto your floppy disk. See

below.

IMPORTANT

To work in the lab you need a login (user identification and a password). YOU MUST USE THE LOGIN IF YOU WANT TO ACCESS THE H DRIVE. If you forget your login, you can still work on the machines (with NO access to the H drive) by bypassing the login. When you start up the computer, and it asks for a username and a password, just hit ENTER each time. It will then ask you to "ABORT, RETRY OR IGNORE." Type "I" to ignore and you will get the C:\ prompt.

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GETTING DATA FOR USE ELSEWHERE Once are logged in and you are in Windows, get data files from N:\UST602 using the File Manager:

Change to drive N
Change to the UST602 directory
Copy the files you want from the list into your space on H:

Description ofData Files

GSS91, GSS96 and States50
Be sure to copy the correct file type for the software you are planning to use and to copy both GSS files (1 & 2) and a STATES file for that software.

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FILE NAME                                                               DESCRIPTION                                                                USE IN                                    			
GSS96.SAv              Sample from the 1996 General 
                               Social Survey 
GSS91.SYS             The full 1991 General Social                     REGULAR SPSS (LAB)
                                Survey results (all variables)	
STATES50.SYS      The full 1991 50-State survey                   REGULAR SPSS (LAB)
                                          (all variables)
GSS1.SYS              Selection of GSS91 data                           STUDENTWARE SPSS
GSS2.SYS              Selection of GSS91 data                           STUDENTWARE SPSS
STATES.SYS         Selection of GSS91 data                           STUDENTWARE SPSS
GSS1.SX                Selection of GSS91 data                           STATISTIX
GSS2.SX                Selection of GSS91 data                           STATISTIX
STATES.SX           Selection of GSS91 data                           STATISTIX
GSSONE.WK1      Selection of GSS91 data                           SPREADSHEETS*
                                       (variables for homework chapters 2-5)
GSSTWO.WK2     Selection of GSS91 data                           SPREADSHEETS*
                                       (variables for homework chapters 6-8)
STATE.WK1          Selection of GSS91 data                           SPREADSHEETS*
                                       (variables for homework chapters 2-8)

* Files with WK1 extension are in the LOTUS123 format & can be imported into most any spreadsheet (eg, Quattro, Lotus, Excel).

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USING SPSS IN THE LAB

To get started and get data for the class:

Get into the program by double-clicking the SPSS icon.
Select the file name N:\UST602\GSS91.SYS or N:\UST602\STATES50.SYS. Remember, you must include the drive and the directory.
You are ready to work with the data set you have retrieved, use the menu for any command you need for your analysis.

REMEMBER, YOU ARE ONLY ABLE TO WORK WITH ONE DATA SET AT A TIME. To use the other data, you need to "GET" it before you can do any analysis.

TIPS

SAVING YOUR OUTPUT

During your sessions, SPSS will automatically save all your output to file "SPSS.LIS". This file will be written every time you start up SPSS. So if you want to save it or print it out (see below for printing information) you will need to either save it under a new name in SPSS or copy it to a floppy disk or to the H drive. To do this in SPSS, you can use the menu for saving your output file. Be sure to specify the drive and the file name and remember them!

PRINTING YOUR OUTPUT

You have several options for printing the fruits of your labor (the output file you have created in SPSS). The simplest into just print the SPSS.LIS file from DOS (the C:\prompt) by exiting SPSS and typing PRINT SPSS>LIS. Another option is to bring the SPSS.LIS file into a word processing package (it is an ASCII format). This allows you to first edit, giving a better presentation of your homework before you print. In WordPerfect, which is available in the lab, allows you to bring in the file easily.

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SPSS BASIC REMINDERS

DATA DEFINITION: How SPSS knows what data you have, and where it is Variable name Value label Variable label
LOOKING AT DATA: ways to display data in orderly/reduced manner
LIST: Displays all value for each variable specified
EXAMINE: produces various descriptive stats and plots of data
MEANS: produces the mean & various stats for a variable by categories
FREQUENCY: given the number of occurrences of each value for a variable
CROSSTABULATION: provides the frequency of values of a variable sorted by the values of another variable (number and percentage)
PLOT: displays joint data points from two variables (scatter diagram)
MODIFYING DATA: commands to create temporary changes in the data
RECODE: Change values of a variable according to a new assignment scheme
COMPUTE: Creates a new variable by combining mathematically the values of an existing variables for all cases Use to change all values of a variable by a fixed amount, or convert the values to a different form
IF: Similar to COMPUTE, but the assignment of new values is done by logical expression, rather than directly. Use to change specified cases meeting certain (true) conditions stated for the variable
SAMPLE: selects a sample of the data either by percentage or by case. Use to reduce the number of cases to work with
PROCESS IF & SELECT IF: allow work with certain variables and/or values based on specified conditions. Both use the same relational operations, but they have different outcomes. PROCESS IF is in effect only for the next procedure, while SELECT IF remains in effect for all procedures that follow. Use to isolate data for analysis.

Be diligent: Read about each command to learn its default setting!
Be patient: If you get an error when running a procedure, check your typing (syntax) first: did you end the command with a period? Did you use the correct format and allowable logical expression? Etc.
Be courageous: Ask for help from your colleagues, from others in the lab, and from the lab assistants.

Be generous: Share your computer lab and software "discoveries" with others.

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VARIABLES IN THE 1991 GENERAL SOCIAL SURVEY

The following variables have been saved in the "EXPORT91.GSS" data file on diskette: VARIABLE MEAN STD DEV N LABEL YEAR 91.00 .00 1517 GSS YEAR FOR THIS RESPONDENT ID 759.00 438.06 1517 RESPONDENT ID NUMBER WRKSTAT 3.16 2.47 1517 LABOR FORCE STATUS HRS1 40.29 14.97 883 NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED LAST WEEK HRS2 37.79 13.49 28 NUMBER OF HOURS USUALLY WORK A WEEK EVWORK 1.17 .38 566 EVER WORK AS LONG AS ONE YEAR WRKSLF 1.89 .31 1415 R SELF-EMP OR WORKS FOR SOMEBODY OCC80 383.39 242.28 1418 RS CENSUS OCCUPATIONAL CODE (1980) PRESTG80 42.93 13.07 1418 RS OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE SCORE (1980) INDUS80 570.09 285.85 1417 RS INDUSTRY CODE (1980) MARITAL 2.29 1.62 1517 MARITAL STATUS AGEWED 22.31 5.04 1179 AGE WHEN FIRST MARRIED DIVORCE 1.79 .41 968 EVER BEEN DIVORCED OR SEPARATED WIDOWED 1.97 .17 1002 EVER BEEN WIDOWED SPWRKSTA 2.89 2.42 804 SPOUSE LABOR FORCE STATUS SPHRS1 42.36 13.84 501 NUMBER OF HOURS SPOUSE WORKED LAST WEEK SPHRS2 40.81 17.54 16 NO. OF HRS SPOUSE USUALLY WORKS A WEEK SPEVWORK 1.12 .33 268 SPOUSE EVER WORK AS LONG AS A YEAR SPWRKSLF 1.88 .32 761 SPOUSE SELF-EMP. OR WORKS FOR SOMEBODY SPOCC80 371.89 258.32 762 SPOUSE CENSUS OCCUPATIONAL CODE (1980) SPPRES80 44.13 13.35 762 SPOUSES OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE SCORE (1980) SPIND80 570.30 273.83 758 SPOUSES INDUSTRY CODE (1970) PAWRKSLF 1.71 .46 1241 FATHER SELF-EMP. OR WORKED FOR SOMEBODY PAOCC80 400.11 302.56 1517 FATHERS CENSUS OCCUPATION CODE (1980) PAPRES80 42.98 12.00 1251 FATHERS OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE SCORE (1980) PAIND80 358.65 306.01 1254 FATHERS INDUSTRY CODE (1980) SIBS 3.93 3.05 1505 NUMBER OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS CHILDS 1.90 1.76 1509 NUMBER OF CHILDREN AGE 45.63 17.81 1514 AGE OF RESPONDENT BIRTHMO 6.57 3.52 1499 MONTH IN WHICH R WAS BORN ZODIAC 6.58 3.43 1499 RESPONDENTS ASTROLOGICAL SIGN EDUC 12.88 2.98 1510 HIGHEST YEAR OF SCHOOL COMPLETED PAEDUC 10.88 4.13 1069 HIGHEST YEAR SCHOOL COMPLETED, FATHER MAEDUC 10.79 3.46 1233 HIGHEST YEAR SCHOOL COMPLETED, MOTHER SPEDUC 12.89 3.06 790 HIGHEST YEAR SCHOOL COMPLETED, SPOUSE DEGREE 1.30 1.11 1508 RS HIGHEST DEGREE PADEG .82 1.12 1193 FATHERS HIGHEST DEGREE MADEG .76 .89 1331 MOTHERS HIGHEST DEGREE SPDEG 1.34 1.12 794 SPOUSES HIGHEST DEGREE SEX 1.58 .49 1517 RESPONDENTS SEX RACE 1.20 .47 1517 RACE OF RESPONDENT RES16 3.38 1.53 1513 TYPE OF PLACE LIVED IN WHEN 16 YRS. OLD REG16 4.36 2.48 1517 REGION OF RESIDENCE, AGE 16 MOBILE16 1.92 .85 1510 GEOGRAPHIC MOBILITY SINCE AGE 16 FAMILY16 1.87 1.76 1517 LIVING WITH PARENTS WHEN 16 YRS OLD FAMDIF16 .54 1.13 1510 REASONS NOT LIVING WITH PARENTS MAWORK 1.34 .47 1314 MOTHERS EMPLOYED SINCE MARRIAGE MAWKBORN 1.56 .50 833 MOTHERS EMPLOYED AFTER R WAS BORN INCOM16 2.80 .88 1492 RS FAMILY INCOME WHEN 16 YRS OLD BORN 1.06 .24 1506 WAS R BORN IN THIS COUNTRY PAEBORN .88 2.37 1508 WERE RS PARENTS BORN IN THIS COUNTRY GRANBORN 1.16 1.60 1412 HOW MANY GRANPARENTS BORN OUTSIDE U.S. HOMPOP 2.59 1.42 1516 NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD BABIES .26 .60 1511 HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS LESS THAN 6 YRS OLD PRETEEN .29 .66 1488 HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 6 THRU 12 YRS OLD TEENS .17 .47 1513 HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 13 THRU 17 YRS OLD ADULTS 1.88 .79 1517 HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 18 YRS AND OLDER UNRELAT .14 .51 1117 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS NOT RELATED EARNRS 1.32 .99 1506 HOW MANY IN FAMILY EARNED MONEY INCOME 10.29 2.73 1453 TOTAL FAMILY INCOME RINCOME 9.34 3.36 952 RESPONDENTS INCOME INCOME91 14.03 5.44 1453 TOTAL FAMILY INCOME RINCOM91 11.94 5.61 952 RESPONDENTS INCOME REGION 4.90 2.47 1517 REGION OF INTERVIEW XNORCSIZ 4.5 2.75 1517 EXPANDED N.O.R.C. SIZE CODE SRCBELT 4.05 1.52 1517 SRC BELTCODE SIZE 341.87 1090.94 1474 SIZE OF PLACE IN 1000S PARTYID 2.93 2.09 1511 POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION VOTE88 1.41 .62 1489 DID R VOTE IN 1988 ELECTION PRESS88 1.63 .58 954 VOTE FOR DUKAKIS OR BUSH IF88WHO 1.86 .51 406 WHO WOULD R HAVE VOTED FOR-1988 ELECTION POLLVIEWS 4.09 1.33 1459 THINK OF SELF AS LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE NATSPAC 2.28 .68 694 SPACE EXPLORATION PROGRAM NATENVIR 1.35 .57 728 IMPROVING & PROTECTING ENVIRONMENT NATHEAL 1.32 .52 729 IMPROVING & PROTECTING NATIONS HEALTH NATCITY 1.60 .70 664 SOLVING PROBLEMS OF BIG CITIES NATCRIME 1.38 .58 723 HALTING RISING CRIME RATE NATDRUG 1.48 .63 723 DEALING WITH DRUG ADDICTION NATEDUC 1.36 .58 727 IMPROVING NATIONS EDUCATION SYSTEM NATRACE 1.78 .70 685 IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF BLACKS NATARMS 2.14 .64 733 MILITARY, ARMAMENTS, AND DEFENSE NATAID 2.72 .54 717 FOREIGN AID NATFARE 2.16 .78 707 WELFARE NATROAD 1.75 .64 1415 HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES NATSOC 1.50 .58 1414 SOCIAL SECURITY NATMASS 1.73 .63 1346 MASS TRANSPORTATION NATPARK 1.74 .55 1426 PARKS AND RECREATION NATSPACY 2.25 .67 692 SPACE EXPLORATION -- VERSION Y NATENVIY 1.33 .57 707 THE ENVIRONMENT -- VERSION Y NATHEALY 1.34 .55 727 HEALTH -- VERSION Y NATCITYY 2.12 .77 624 ASSISTANCE TO BIG CITIES -- VERSION Y NATCRIMY 1.50 .62 725 LAW ENFORCEMENT -- VERSION Y NATDRUGY 1.47 .64 706 DRUG REHABILITATION -- VERSION Y NATEDUCY 1.33 .55 729 EDUCATION -- VERSION Y NATRACEY 1.87 .73 667 ASSISTANCE TO BLACKS -- VERSION Y NATARMSY 2.14 .62 716 NATIONAL DEFENSE -- VERSION Y NATAIDY 2.72 .52 714 ASSISTANCE TO OTHER COUNTRIES--VER Y NATFAREY 1.42 .66 720 ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR -- VERSION Y EQWLTH 3.51 1.88 987 SHOULD GOVT REDUCE INCOME DIFFERENCES TAX 1.43 .52 932 RS FEDERAL INCOME TAX SPKATH 1.27 .45 979 ALLOW ANTI-RELIGIONIST TO SPEAK COLATH 4.46 .50 955 ALLOW ANTI-RELIGIONIST TO TEACH LIBATH 1.71 .45 965 ALLOW ANTI-RELIGIOUS BOOK IN LIBRARY SPKRAC 1.36 .48 968 ALLOW RACIST TO SPEAK COLRAC 4.56 .50 951 ALLOW RACIST TO TEACH LIBRAC 1.67 .47 963 ALLOW RACISTS BOOK IN LIBRARY SPKCOM 1.31 .46 970 ALLOW COMMUNIST TO SPEAK COLCOM 4.57 .50 934 SHOULD COMMUNIST TEACHER BE FIRED LIBCOM 1.69 .46 960 ALLOW COMMUNISTS BOOK IN LIBRARY SPKMIL 1.36 .48 967 ALLOW MILITARIST TO SPEAK COLMIL 4.55 .50 937 ALLOW MILITARIST TO TEACH LIBMIL 1.68 .47 966 ALLOW MILITARISTS BOOK IN LIBRARY SPKHOMO 1.22 .42 966 ALLOW HOMOSEXUAL TO SPEAK COLHOMO 4.34 .47 954 ALLOW HOMOSEXUAL TO TEACH LIBHOMO 1.71 .46 960 ALLOW HOMOSEXUALS BOOK IN LIBRARY CAPPUN 1.24 .43 1414 FAVOR OR OPPOSE DEATH PENALTY FOR MURDER GUNLAW 1.18 .38 976 FAVOR OR OPPOSE GUN PERMITS COURTS 2.08 .39 1432 COURTS DEALING WITH CRIMINALS WIRETAP 1.74 .44 964 WIRETAPPING GRASS 1.81 .39 972 SHOULD MARIJUANA BE MADE LEGAL USWARY 1.52 .50 970 EXPECT U.S. IN WORLD WAR IN 10 YEARS USINTL 1.25 .43 999 TAKE ACTIVE PART IN WORLD AFFAIRS USUN 1.10 .29 992 REMAIN IN U.N. OR PULL OUT COMMUN 1.64 .75 962 FEELINGS ABOUT COMMUNISM RUSSIA 4.12 2.48 955 LIKING FOR RUSSIA JAPAN 3.76 2.65 968 LIKING FOR JAPAN CANADA 1.36 1.73 975 LIKING FOR CANADA CHINA 4.33 2.48 948 LIKING FOR CHINA ISRAEL 3.17 2.44 951 LIKING FOR ISRAEL EGYPT 3.62 2.24 930 LIKING FOR EGYPT RELIG 1.58 .96 1515 RS RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE DENOM 36.21 20.19 965 SPECIFIC DENOMINATIONS OTHER 53.86 23.41 259 OTHER PROTESTANT DENOMINATIONS JEW 2.71 .82 31 WHAT SORT OF JEW R IS FUND 1.91 .76 1478 HOW FUNDAMENTALIST IS R CURRENTLY ATTEND 3.98 2.63 1492 HOW OFTEN R ATTENDS RELIGIOUS SERVICES RELITEN 1.76 .71 1352 STRENGTH OF AFFILIATION POSTLIFE 1.19 .40 909 BELIEF IN LIFE AFTER DEATH RELIG16 1.50 .84 1514 RELIGION IN WHICH RAISED DENOM16 32.69 19.00 963 DENOMINATION IN WHICH R WAS RAISED OTH16 51.16 22.40 193 OTHER PROTESTANT DENOMINATIONS JEW16 2.47 .84 32 WHAT SORT OF JEW R WAS AT AGE 16 FUND 1.91 .76 1478 HOW FUNDAMENTALIST IS R CURRENTLY ATTEND 3.98 2.63 1492 HOW OFTEN R ATTENDS RELIGIOUS SERVICES RELITEN 1.76 .71 1352 STRENGTH OF AFFILIATION POSTLIFE 1.19 .40 909 BELIEF IN LIFE AFTER DEATH RELIG16 1.50 .84 1514 RELIGION IN WHICH RAISED DENOM 32.69 19.00 963 DENOMINATION IN WHICH R WAS RAISED OTH16 51.16 22.40 193 OTHER PROTESTANT DENOMINATIONS JEW16 2.47 .84 32 WHAT SORT OF JEW R WAS AT AGE 16 FUND16 1.90 .75 1488 HOW FUNDAMENTALIST WAS R AT AGE 16 SPREL 1.57 .93 802 SPOUSES RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE SPDEN 36.73 20.10 497 SPECIFIC DENOMINATION, SPOUSE SPOTHER 53.67 23.02 135 OTHER PROTESTANT DENOMINATIONS SPJEW 2.87 .74 15 WHAT SORT OF JEW IS RS SPOUSE CURRENTLY SPFUND 1.93 .76 785 HOW FUNDAMENTALIST IS SPOUSE CURRENTLY SPREL16 1.53 .85 799 RELIGION IN WHICH SPOUSE RAISED SPDEN16 34.40 19.71 492 DENOMINATION IN WHICH SPOUSE RAISED SPOTH16 49.61 21.13 115 OTHER PROTESTANT DENOMINATIONS SPJEW16 2.44 .89 16 WHAT SORT OF JEW WAS RS SPOUSE AT 16 SPFUND16 1.90 .74 781 HOW FUNDAMENTALIST WAS SPOUSE AT 16 PRAYER 1.60 .49 986 BIBLE PRAYER IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS BIBLE 1.81 .71 1002 FEELINGS ABOUT THE BIBLE RACMAR 1.82 .38 954 FAVOR LAW AGAINST RACIAL INTERMARRIAGE RACSEG 3.35 .92 966 WHITES HAVE RIGHTS TO SEG.NEIGHBORHOOD RACOPEN 1.67 .53 986 VOTE ON OPEN HOUSING LAW RACLIVE 1.45 .50 1436 ANY OPP. RACE IN NEIGHBORHOOD RACCLOS 1.23 .42 776 ANY OPP. RACE LIVING CLOSE TO R RASCDIS 1.66 .88 771 HOW FAR ARE CLOSEST OPP. RACE RACINTEG 1.94 .23 761 WILL NEIGHBORHOOD BECOME ALL BLACK RACHOME 1.69 .46 976 OPP. RACE HOME FOR DINNER RECENTLY RACFEW 1.97 .18 1006 CHILDREN TO SCHOOL WITH OPPOSITE RACE RACHAF 1.85 .36 959 CHILDREN TO SCHOOL HALF OPPOSITE RACE RACMOST 1.64 .48 785 CHILDREN TO SCHOOL MOSTLY OPPOSITE RACE BUSING 1.64 .48 961 ATTITUDE TOWARD RACIAL BUSING RACPRES 1.10 .30 985 WOULD VOTE FOR BLACK PRESIDENT RACCHURH 1.55 .50 861 ATTEND CHURCH WITH OTHER RACE HAPPY 1.80 .62 1504 GENERAL HAPPINESS HEALTH 1.97 .83 988 CONDITION OF HEALTH LIFE 1.60 .57 980 IS LIFE EXCITING OR DULL HELPFUL 1.58 .62 1004 PEOPLE HELPFUL OR LOOKING OUT FOR SELVES FAIR 1.69 .57 1004 PEOPLE FAIR OR TRY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE TRUST 1.66 .57 1013 CAN PEOPLE BE TRUSTED SATCITY 2.91 1.45 1015 CITY OR PLACE R LIVES IN SATHOBBY 2.70 1.53 1012 NON-WORKING ACTIVITIES, HOBBIES SATFAM 2.13 1.39 1012 FAMILY LIFE SATFRUND 2.29 1.32 1016 FRIENDSHIPS SATHEALT 2.69 1.50 1014 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL CONDITION CONFINAN 1.99 .76 993 CONFID IN BANKS & FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS CONBUS 1.80 .72 966 CONFIDENCE IN MAJOR COMPANIES CONCLERG 1.86 .77 990 CONFIDENCE IN ORGANIZED RELIGION CONEDUC 1.82 .78 999 CONFIDENCE IN EDUCATION CONFED 1.87 .78 990 CONFID. IN EXEC. BRANCH OF FED. GOVT CONLABOR 1.96 .74 948 CONFIDENCE IN ORGANIZED LABOR CONPRESS 1.91 .76 993 CONFIDENCE IN PRESS CONMEDIC 1.85 .85 1000 CONFIDENCE IN MEDICINE CONTV 1.91 .75 1005 CONFIDENCE IN TELEVISION CONJUDGE 1.83 .80 967 CONFID. IN UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CONSCI 1.75 .81 941 CONFIDENCE IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY CONLEGIS 1.87 .75 981 CONFIDENCE IN CONGRESS CONARMY 1.84 .88 996 CONFIDENCE IN MILITARY OBEY 3.19 1.40 982 TO OBEY POPULAR 4.60 .76 982 TO BE WELL LIKED OR POPULAR THNKSELF 2.03 1.27 982 TO THINK FOR ONES SELF WORKHARD 2.52 .97 982 TO WORK HARD HELPOTH 2.67 1.02 982 TO HELP OTHERS SOCREL 3.45 1.63 1020 SPEND EVENING WITH RELATIVES SOCOMMUN 4.54 2.06 1019 SPEND EVENING WITH NEIGHBOR SOCFREND 3.90 1.66 1019 SPEND EVENING WITH FRIENDS SOCBAR 5.67 1.74 1018 SPEND EVENING AT BAR SOCPARS 3.00 2.42 1017 SPEND EVENING WITH PARENTS SOCSIBS 3.99 2.01 1014 SPEND EVENING WITH SIBLINGS AGED 1.72 .73 1002 SHOULD AGED LIVE WITH THEIR CHILDREN DRINK 1.31 .46 1016 EVER DRINK ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES? DRUNK 1.71 .45 695 EVER DRINK TOO MUCH? SMOKE 1.69 .46 1016 DOES R SMOKE? QUITSMK 1.27 .45 319 EVER TRIED TO QUIT SMOKING? EVSMOKE 1.69 .46 677 HAS R EVER SMOKED ANOMIA5 1.39 .49 943 LOT OF THE AVERAGE MAN GETTING WORSE ANOMIA6 1.64 .48 960 NOT FAIR TO BRING CHILD INTO WORLD ANOMIA7 1.30 .46 951 OFFICIALS NOT INTERESTED IN AVERAGE MAN JOBLOSE 3.43 .86 603 IS R LIKELY TO LOSE JOB JOBFIND 2.17 .78 597 COULD R FIND EQUALLY GOOD JOB SATJOB 1.74 .80 1149 JOB OR HOUSEWORK RICHWORK 1.33 .47 616 IF RICH, CONTINUE OR STOP WORKING JOBINC 2.56 1.19 945 HIGH INCOME JOBSEC 3.61 1.17 945 NO DANGER OF BEING FIRED JOBHOUR 4.19 1.11 945 SHORT WORKING HOURS JOBPROMO 2.65 1.17 945 CHANCES FOR ADVANCEMENT JOBMEANS 1.98 1.22 945 WORK IMPORTANT AND FEEL ACCOMPLISHMENT CLASS 2.49 .64 1509 SUBJECTIVE CLASS IDENTIFICATION SATFIN 1.99 .74 1506 SATISFACTION WITH FINANCIAL SITUATION FINALTER 2.08 .88 1507 CHANGE IN FINANCIAL SITUATION FINRELA 2.89 .83 1497 OPINION OF FAMILY INCOME WKSUB 1.20 .40 976 DOES R OR SPOUSE HAVE SUPERVISION WKSUBS 3.62 .49 232 DOES SUBORDINATE SUPERVISE ANYONE UNEMP 1.70 .46 1015 EVER UNEMPLOYED IN LAST TEN YRS UNION 3.60 .94 1504 DOES R OR SPOUSE BELONG TO UNION GETAHEAD 1.46 .71 979 OPINION OF HOW PEOPLE GET AHEAD FEHOME 1.81 .40 983 WOMEN TAKE CARE OF HOME NOT COUNTRY FEWORK 1.20 .40 997 SHOULD WOMEN WORK FEPRES 1.09 .29 977 VOTE FOR WOMEN PRESIDENT FEPOL 1.74 .44 974 WOMEN NOT SUITED FOR POLITICS ABDEFECT 1.17 .37 944 STRONG CHANCE OF SERIOUS DEFECT ABNOMORE 1.55 .50 950 MARRIED--WANTS NO MORE CHILDREN ABHLTH 1.08 .28 955 WOMENS HEALTH SERIOUSLY ENDANGERED ABPOOR 1.52 .50 945 LOW INCOME--CAN'T AFFORD MORE CHILDREN ABRAPE 1.14 .34 945 PREGNANT AS RESULT OF RAPE ABSINGLE 1.55 .50 950 NOT MARRIED ABANY 1.57 .49 951 ABORTION IF WOMAN WANTS FOR ANY REASON CHLDIDEL 2.84 1.59 984 IDEAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN CHLDMORE 1.83 .48 1020 EXPECT MORE CHILDREN CHLDNUM 2.03 1.12 209 HOW MANY CHILDREN EXPECTED PILLOK 2.27 1.05 996 BIRTH CONTROL TO TEENAGERS 14-16 SEXED UC 1.12 .33 991 SEX EDUCATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOL DIVLAW 1.91 .70 975 DIVORCE LAWS PREMARSX 2.79 1.26 993 SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE TEENSEX 1.50 .84 994 SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE--TEENS 14-16 XMARSEX 1.36 .75 964 SEX WITH PEOPLE OTHER THAN SPOUSE HOMOSEX 1.61 1.13 926 HOMOSEXUAL SEX RELATIONSHIP PORNINF 1.41 .49 949 MATERIALS PROVIDE INFO ABOUT SEX PORNMORL 1.36 .48 946 MATERIALS LEAD TO BREAKDOWN IN MORALS PORNRAPE 1.41 .49 904 MATERIALS LEAD TO RAPE PORNOUT 1.35 .48 874 MATERIALS PROVIDE OUTLET PORNLAW 1.64 .56 999 FEELINGS ABOUT PORNOGRAPHY LAWS XMOVIE 1.76 .43 1011 SEEN X-RATED MOVIE IN LAST YEAR SPANKING 2.06 .84 1007 FAVOR SPANKING TO DISCIPLINE CHILD LETDIE1 1.26 .44 974 ALLOW INCURABLE PATIENTS TO DIE SUICIDE1 1.41 .49 987 SUICIDE IF INCURABLE DISEASE SUICIDE2 1.93 .25 1002 SUICIDE IF BANKRUPT SUICIDE3 1.94 .24 1001 SUICIDE IF DISHONORED FAMILY SUICIDE4 1.87 .34 994 SUICIDE IF TIRED OF LIVING HIT 1.66 .47 1012 EVER PUNCHED OR BEATEN BY ANOTHER PERSON HITAGE 1.82 .75 345 BEATEN AS CHILD OR ADULT GUN 1.80 .40 1011 EVER THREATENED WITH GUN OR SHOT AT GUNAGE 1.87 .40 199 THREATENED OR SHOT AT AS CHILD OR ADULT HITOK 1.41 .49 940 EVER APPROVED OF MAN PUNCHING ADULT MALE HITMARCH 1.97 .17 996 STRANGER IN PROTEST MARCH HITDRUNK 1.92 .27 980 DRUNK BUMPED INTO MAN & WIFE HITCHILD 1.42 .49 979 STRANGER HAD HIT MANS CHILD HITBEATR 1.16 .37 973 STRANGER WAS BEATEN UP A WOMAN HITROBBR 1.14 .35 985 STRANGER HAD BROKEN INTO MANS HOUSE POLHITOK 1.32 .47 966 EVER APPROVE OF POLICE STRIKING CITIZEN POLABUSE 1.91 .28 989 CITIZEN SAID VULGAR OR OBSCENE THINGS POLYMURDR 1.93 .25 991 CITIZEN QUESTIONED AS MURDER SUSPECT POLESCAP 1.28 .45 958 CITIZEN ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE CUSTODY POLATTAK 1.08 .28 991 CITIZEN ATTACKING POLICEMAN WITH FISTS FEAR 1.57 .50 982 AFRAID TO WALK AT NIGHT IN NEIGHBORHOOD BURGLR 1.95 .23 987 HOME BROKEN INTO DURING THE LAST YEAR ROBBRY 1.98 .13 987 FORCEFULLY ROBBED DURING THE LAST YEAR OWNGUN 1.61 .51 986 HAVE GUN IN HOME PISTOL 1.80 .40 973 PISTOL OR REVOLVER IN HOME SHOTGUN 1.74 .44 973 SHOTGUN IN HOME RIFLE 1.75 .43 975 RIFLE IN HOME ROWNGUN 1.35 .48 388 DOES GUN BELONG TO R HUNT 3.47 1.08 987 DOES R OR SPOUSE HUNT NEWS 1.94 1.20 1022 HOW OFTEN DOES R READ NEWSPAPER TVHOURS 3.11 2.32 1014 HOURS PER DAY WATCHING TV PHONE 2.90 .50 1498 DOES R HAVE PHONE COOP 1.30 .60 1498 RS ATTITUDE TOWARD INTERVIEW COMPREND 1.20 .48 1488 RS UNDERSTANDING OF QUESTIONS FORM 1.50 .50 1517 FORM OF SPLIT QUESTIONNAIRE ASKED FECHLD 2.21 .83 1011 MOTHER WORKING DOESNT HURT CHILDREN FEHELP 2.87 .76 1000 WIFE SHOULD HELP HUSBANDS CAREER FIRST FEPRESCH 2.53 .79 996 PRESCHOOL KIDS SUFFER IF MOTHER WORKS FEFAM 2.67 .85 996 BETTER FOR MAN TO WORK, WOMAN TEND HOME RACCHNG 1.31 .46 925 TRY TO INTEGRATE SOCIAL CLUB RACDIF1 1.58 .49 975 DIFFERENCES DUE TO DISCRIMINATION RACDIF2 1.85 .35 974 DIFFERENCES DUE TO INBORN DISABILITY RACDIF3 1.47 .50 991 DIFFERENCES DUE TO LACK OF EDUCATION RACDIF4 1.42 .49 961 DIFFERENCES DUE TO LACK OF WILL DIVORCE5 .12 .44 972 DIVORCED IN LAST 5 YRS UNEMP5 .79 1.97 1007 UNEMPLOYED IN LAST 5 YRS HOSDISS .71 1.07 1004 HOSPITALIZED, DISABLED LAST 5 YRS DEATH5 .63 1.22 1010 RELATIVES DIED IN LAST 5 YRS DEATH16 1.33 1.84 1017 RELATIVES DIED SINCE AGE 16 PADEATH .99 1.13 949 DEATH OF FATHER MADEATH .72 1.06 960 DEATH OF MOTHER CHLDDTH .11 .41 729 DEATH OF CHILD SIBDEATH .36 .75 952 DEATH OF SIBLING SPDEATH .22 .56 797 DEATH OF SPOUSE TRAUMA1 .44 .61 943 TRAUMA SCALE, LAST YEAR TRAUMA5 .97 .84 943 TRAUMA SCALE, LAST 5 YEARS HELPPOOR 2.79 1.13 984 SHOULD GOVT IMPROVE STANDARD OF LIVING? HELPNOT 2.94 1.17 942 SHOULD GOVT DO MORE OR LESS? HELPSICK 2.31 1.18 993 SHOULD GOVT HELP PAY FOR MEDICAL CARE? HELPBLK 3.40 1.28 981 SHOULD GOVT AID BLACKS? MEMFRAT 1.91 .29 1009 MEMBERSHIP IN FRATERNAL GROUP MEMSERV 1.91 .29 1009 MEMBERSHIP IN SERVICE GROUP MEMVET 1.93 .26 1008 MEMBERSHIP IN VETERAN GROUP MEMPOLIT 1.96 .19 1005 MEMBERSHIP IN POLITICAL CLUB MEMUNION 1.90 .30 1006 MEMBERSHIP IN LABOR UNION MEMSPORT 1.82 .38 1005 MEMBERSHIP IN SPORTS CLUB MEMYOUTH 1.91 .28 1006 MEMBERSHIP IN YOUTH GROUP MEMSCHL 1.86 .35 1005 MEMBERSHIP IN SCHOOL SERVICE MEMHOBBY 1.89 .31 1008 MEMBERSHIP IN HOBBY CLUB MEMGREEK 1.95 .21 1005 MEMBERSHIP IN SCHOOL FRATERNITY MEMNAT 1.95 .21 1005 MEMBERSHIP IN NATIONALITY GROUP MEMFARM 1.97 .18 1004 MEMBERSHIP IN FARM ORGANIZATION MEMLIT 1.91 .29 1008 MEMBERSHIP IN LITERARY OR ART GROUP MEMPROF 1.83 .37 1005 MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMCHURCH 1.66 .47 1008 MEMBERSHIP IN CHURCH GROUP MEMOTHER 1.92 .27 999 MEMBERSHIP IN ANY OTHER MEMNUM 1.46 1.57 1014 NUMBER OF MEMBERSHIPS AIDSKNOW .28 .86 1517 #PEOPLE R KNOWS INFECTED WITH AIDS AIDSWHO 6.48 2.00 168 RS RELATIONSHIP TO CLOSEST AIDS VICTIM AIDSDEAD 1.72 .45 228 HAS AIDS VICTIM CLOSEST TO R DIED AIDSSEX 1.08 .26 238 SEX OF AIDS VICTIM CLOSEST TO R AIDSAGE 3.14 .46 236 AGE OF AIDS VICTIM CLOSEST TO R AIDSRACE 1.85 .50 236 RACE OF AIDS VICTIM CLOSEST TO R AIDSREG 5.29 2.86 233 REGION OF AIDS VICTIM CLOSEST TO R SUIKNEW .15 .46 1514 #PEOPLE R KNOWS SUICIDE IN LAST YEAR SUIWHO 6.14 1.74 169 RS RELATIONSHIP TO CLOSEST SUICIDE SUISEX 1.22 .41 170 SEX OF SUICIDE VICTIM CLOSEST TO R SUIAGE 3.19 .70 170 AGE OF SUICIDE VICTIM CLOSEST TO R SUIRACE 2.00 .45 170 RACE OF SUICIDE VICTIM CLOSEST TO R SUIREG 5.10 2.57 170 REGION OF SUICIDE VICTIM CLOSEST TO R PARTNERS 1.00 .94 637 HOW MANY SEX PARTNERS R HAD IN LAST YEAR MATESEX 1.09 .28 968 WAS 1 OF RS PARTNERS SPOUSE OR REGULAR SEXSEX 1.88 .99 945 SEX OF SEX PARTNERS IN LAST YEAR SEXFREQ 2.84 2.01 1250 FREQUENCY OF SEX DURING LAST YEAR NUMWOMEN 5.56 19.98 1161 NUMBER OF FEMALE SEX PARTNERS SINCE 18 NUMMEN 3.65 31.31 1187 NUMBER OF MALE SEX PARTNERS SINCE 18 PARTOPEN 2.53 39.05 642 NUMBER OF SEX PARTNERS LAST YEAR PARTOPN5 3.91 39.96 623 NUMBER OF SEX PARTNERS LAST FIVE YEARS PARTNRS5 1.67 1.64 631 SEX OF THE PARTNER LAST FIVE YEARS SEXSEX5 1.86 .98 1070 SEX OF SEX PARTNERS LAST FIVE YEARS EVPAIDSX 1.92 .27 1268 EVER HAVE SEX PAID FOR OR BEING PAID SIN EVSTRAY 2.10 .57 1278 HAVE SEX OTHER THAN SPOUSE WHILE MARRIED PROB1 293.04 413.47 450 PROB2 74.16 100.68 161 PROB3 72.17 75.22 36 PROB4 84.18 78.74 11 HLTH1 1.45 .50 1013 ILL ENOUGH TO GO TO A DOCTOR HLTH2 1.94 .23 1013 COUNSELLING FOR MENTAL PROBLEMS HLTH3 1.97 .18 1010 INFERTILITY, UNABLE TO HAVE A BABY HLTH4 1.98 .13 1012 DRINKING PROBLEM HLTH5 1.97 .17 1012 ILLEGAL DRUGS (MARIJUANA, COCAINE) HLTH6 1.93 .26 1000 (HUSBAND,WIFE)PARTNER IN HOSPITAL HLTH7 1.92 .27 1005 A CHILD IN HOSPITAL HLTH8 1.97 .16 1006 CHILD ON DRUGS, DRINKING PROBLEMS HLTH9 1.77 .42 1012 A DEATH OF A CLOSE FRIEND WORK1 1.94 .24 973 UNEMPLOYED AND LOOKING FOR WORK A MONTH WORK2 1.97 .16 972 BEING DEMOTED OR MOVE TO WORSE POSITION WORK3 1.94 .24 972 A CUT IN PAY OR REDUCED HOURS WORK4 1.96 .19 971 BEING PASSED OVER FOR PROMOTION WORK5 1.96 .20 971 HAVING TROUBLE WITH ONE'S BOSS WORK6 1.98 .14 971 OWN BUSINESS LOSING MONEY OR FAILING WORK7 1.97 .16 968 A HUSBAND,WIFE,PARTNER BEING FIRED WORK8 1.95 .23 966 A HUSBAND,WIFE,PARTNER CUT IN PAY WORK9 1.94 .23 966 ONE'S SPOUSE BEING UNEMPLOYED FINAN1 1.99 .11 1014 GOING BANKRUPT FINAN2 1.99 .11 1014 HAVING A CAR ETC.REPOSSESSED FINAN3 1.96 .20 1014 PAWNING VALUABLES TO MAKE ENDS MEET FINAN4 1.87 .34 1014 BEING PRESSURED TO PAY BILLS FINAN5 1.85 .36 1014 MAJOR WORSENING FINANCIAL CONDITION HRDSHP1 1.91 .28 1012 FALL BEHIND IN PAYING RENT, MORTGAGE HRDSHP2 1.99 .09 1012 EVICTION FROM ONE'S APARTMENT,HOUSE HRDSHP3 1.97 .17 1013 HAVING THE UTILITIES SHUT-OFF HRDSHP4 1.96 .20 1011 BEING UNABLE TO PURCHASE NEEDED FOOD HRDSHP5 1.93 .26 1011 UNABLE TO AFFORD NEEDED MEDICAL CARE HRDSHP6 1.88 .33 1010 LACKING HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE HRDSHP7 1.97 .16 1012 HOMELESS FAMPER1 1.92 .26 1004 HAVING SERIOUS TROUBLE WITH SPOUSE FAMPER2 1.94 .23 1003 SEPARATING FROM SPOUSE OR PARTENER FAMPER3 1.95 .22 1010 BREAKING UP WITH FIANCE(E) FAMPER4 1.95 .22 1007 HAVING SERIOUS TROUBLE WITH A CHILD FAMPER5 1.95 .21 1012 HAVING SERIOUS TROUBLE WITH A FRIEND LAW1 1.97 .18 1013 A ROBBERY LAW2 1.98 .15 1013 A PERSONAL ASSAULT LAW3 1.95 .21 1013 YOUR HOME BURGLARIZED LAW4 1.99 .12 1013 ACCUSED OF CRIME LAW5 1.98 .15 1013 ARRESTED LAW6 1.98 .14 1013 SUED IN A CIVIL CASE LAW7 1.98 .15 1007 YOUR CHILD ARRESTED LIVE1 1.98 .15 1014 YOUR HOME DESTROYED IN A DISASTER LIVE2 1.94 .24 1014 YOUR HOME IN POOR CONDITION LIVE3 1.86 .34 1013 MAJOR HOME REPAIRS LIVE4 1.97 .16 1012 SERIOUS PROBLEM WITH YOUR LANDLORD OTH1 1.94 .24 1013 BEING DISCRIMINATED AGAINST OTH2 1.98 .14 1011 UNABLE TO GET TO SCHOOL OTH3 1.97 .16 1005 CHILD HAVE TROUBLE IN SCHOOL OTH4 1.96 .20 1012 NEED BUT UNABLE TO USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT. OTH5 1.87 .34 1013 DO NOT HAVE A CAR EXTRA1 686.32 443.78 1017 OTHER PROBLEMS EXTRA2 863.85 325.22 1017 OTHER PROBLEMS ETHNIC 14.71 12.29 1194 COUNTRY OF FAMILY ORIGIN ETH1 14.71 12.12 1359 1ST MENTIONED COUNTRY OF ORIGIN ETH2 14.51 7.14 608 2ND MENTIONED COUNTRY OF ORIGIN ETH3 16.16 9.87 210 3RD MENTIONED COUNTRY OF ORIGIN ETHNUM 1.80 .98 1497 TYPE OF RESPONDE ABOUT ETHNICITY--R SPETHNIC 14.67 11.51 626 COUNTRY OF SPOUSES ORIGIN SPETH1 14.49 11.41 692 1ST MENTIONED COUNTRY OF SPOUSES ORIGIN SPETH2 15.51 7.28 220 2ND MENTIONED COUNTRY OF SPOUSES ORIGIN SPETH3 15.06 7.45 51 3RD MENTIONED COUNTRY OF SPOUSES ORIGIN SPETHNUM 1.74 1.06 792 TYPE OF RESPONSE ABOUT ETHNICITY--SP VETYEARS .30 .76 1020 YEARS IN ARMED FORCES DWELLING 3.14 2.13 1502 TYPE OF STRUCTURE DWELOWN 1.37 .51 973 DOES R OWN OR RENT HOME? WORDA .88 .33 943 WORD A WORDB .95 .22 936 WORD B WORDC .31 .46 714 WORD C WORDD .96 .21 946 WORD D WORDE .80 .40 888 WORD E WORDF .82 .38 905 WORD F WORDG .38 .48 859 WORD G WORDH .38 .49 716 WORD H WORDI .80 .40 934 WORD I WORDJ .24 .43 881 WORD J WORDSUM 6.09 2.09 961 NUMBER WORDS CORRECT IN VOCABULARY TEST BALLOT 2.00 .81 1571 BALLOT USED FOR INTERVIEW SAMPCODE 340.75 25.90 1517 SAMPLING ERROR CODE

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