General Social Survey 2012 Cross-Section and Panel Combined - Instructional Dataset - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) GSS year for this respondent (YEAR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	2,012.00	0.00

2) Respondent's ID number (ID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	6,195.45	4,440.12

3) Last week were you working full-time, part-time, going to school, keeping house, or what? (WRKSTAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working full-time	2239	46.5
2) Working part-time	550	11.4
3) With a job, but not at work because of temporary illness, vacation, strike	94	2.0
4) Unemployed, laid off, looking for work	247	5.1
5) Retired	921	19.1
6) In school	130	2.7
7) Keeping house	499	10.4
8) Other	138	2.9
Missing	2
Total	4818	100.0

4) If working, full- or part-time: How many hours did you work last week, at all jobs? (HRS1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2854	40.26	15.48

5) If with a job, but not at work: How many hours a week do you usually work, at all jobs? (HRS2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	94	34.45	15.37

6) If retired, in school, keeping house or other: Did you ever work for as long as one year? (EVWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1560	92.3
2) No	131	7.7
Missing	3129
Total	1691	100.0

7) Are/were you self employed or do/did you work for someone else? (WRKSLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self-employed	512	10.9
2) Someone else	4173	89.1
Missing	135
Total	4685	100.0

8) Are/were you employed by the federal, state or local government or by a private employer (including non-profit organizations)? (WRKGOVT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Government	916	19.9
2) Private employer	3687	80.1
Missing	217
Total	4603	100.0

9) Respondent's occupation code from the 2010 Census Occupational Classification system (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on the ARDA summary page for link to codes) (OCC10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4612	4,223.85	2,579.82

10) Respondent's industry code from the NAICS 2007 (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on the ARDA summary page for link to codes) (INDUS10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4627	6,369.51	2,662.57

11) Are you currently married, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married? (MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	2255	46.8
2) Widowed	404	8.4
3) Divorced	798	16.6
4) Separated	159	3.3
5) Never married	1202	24.9
Missing	2
Total	4818	100.0

12) If currently married or widowed: Have you ever been divorced or legally separated? (DIVORCE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	663	24.9
2) No	1995	75.1
Missing	2162
Total	2658	100.0

13) If currently married, separated or divorced: Have you ever been widowed? (WIDOWED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	91	2.8
2) No	3121	97.2
Missing	1608
Total	3212	100.0

14) Last week, was your wife/husband working full-time, part-time, going to school, keeping house or what? (SPWRKSTA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working full-time	1217	54.1
2) Working part-time	218	9.7
3) Temporarily not working	46	2.0
4) Unemployed, laid off	60	2.7
5) Retired	370	16.5
6) School	32	1.4
7) Keeping house	261	11.6
8) Other	45	2.0
Missing	2571
Total	2249	100.0

15) If working, full- or part-time: How many hours did (he/she) work last week, at all jobs? (SPHRS1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1416	41.72	13.40

16) If with a job, but not at work: How many hours a week does (he/she) usually work, at all jobs? (SPHRS2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	42	40.86	13.87

17) If retired, in school, keeping house or other: Did [your spouse] ever work for as long as one year? (SPEVWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	633	88.8
2) No	80	11.2
Missing	4107
Total	713	100.0

18) Is/was your spouse self-employed or does/did they work for someone else? (SPWRKSLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self-employed	262	12.1
2) Someone else	1903	87.9
Missing	2655
Total	2165	100.0

19) Spouse's occupation code from the 2010 Census Occupational Classification system (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on the ARDA summary page for link to codes) (SPOCC10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2112	4,143.81	2,759.56

20) Spouse's industry code from the NAICS 2007 (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on the ARDA summary page for link to codes) (SPIND10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2123	6,146.39	2,793.35

21) Was [your father] self-employed or did he work for someone else? (PAWRKSLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self-employed	957	24.1
2) Someone else	3006	75.9
Missing	857
Total	3963	100.0

22) What kind of work did your [father/father substitute] usually do while you were growing up? That is, what was his job called? What did he actually do? What were some of his main duties? (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on ARDA summary page) (PAOCC10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3868	4,819.84	3,136.69

23) Father's industry (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on ARDA summary page) (PAIND10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3898	4,478.27	3,218.80

24) Was [your mother] self-employed or did she work for someone else? (MAWRKSLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self-employed	361	10.7
2) Someone else	3003	89.3
Missing	1456
Total	3364	100.0

25) What kind of work did your [mother/mother substitute] usually do while you were growing up? That is, what was her job called? What did she actually do? What were some of her main duties? (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on ARDA summary page) (MAOCC10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3273	4,704.75	2,298.33

26) What kind of place did she work for? What did they (make/do)? (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on ARDA summary page) (MAIND10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3306	6,533.35	2,570.13

27) How many brothers and sisters did you have? Please count those born alive, but no longer living, as well as those alive now. Also include stepbrothers and stepsisters, and children adopted by your parents. (SIBS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4813	3.61	3.06

28) How many children have you ever had? Please count all that were born alive at any time (including any you had from a previous marriage). (CHILDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1250	26.0
1) 1	697	14.5
2) 2	1373	28.5
3) 3	786	16.3
4) 4	390	8.1
5) 5	155	3.2
6) 6	75	1.6
7) 7	35	0.7
8) Eight or more	52	1.1
Missing	7
Total	4813	100.0

29) Respondent's age (AGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4769	49.60	17.19

30) How old were you when your first child was born? (AGEKDBRN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3549	24.20	5.75

31) What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that you finished and got credit for? (EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal school	8	0.2
1) 1	3	0.1
2) 2	7	0.1
3) 3	12	0.2
4) 4	13	0.3
5) 5	12	0.2
6) 6	51	1.1
7) 7	24	0.5
8) 8	104	2.2
9) 9	118	2.5
10) 10	133	2.8
11) 11	220	4.6
12) 12	1318	27.4
13) 13	404	8.4
14) 14	644	13.4
15) 15	212	4.4
16) 16	826	17.2
17) 17	176	3.7
18) 18	242	5.0
19) 19	114	2.4
20) 20	173	3.6
Missing	6
Total	4814	100.0

32) What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that your father finished and got credit for? (PAEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal school	89	2.5
1) 1	11	0.3
2) 2	29	0.8
3) 3	80	2.2
4) 4	50	1.4
5) 5	66	1.8
6) 6	140	3.9
7) 7	65	1.8
8) 8	342	9.4
9) 9	113	3.1
10) 10	136	3.8
11) 11	101	2.8
12) 12	1202	33.2
13) 13	140	3.9
14) 14	243	6.7
15) 15	49	1.4
16) 16	458	12.6
17) 17	33	0.9
18) 18	120	3.3
19) 19	36	1.0
20) 20	120	3.3
Missing	1197
Total	3623	100.0

33) What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that your mother finished and got credit for? (MAEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal school	98	2.3
1) 1	10	0.2
2) 2	17	0.4
3) 3	60	1.4
4) 4	36	0.8
5) 5	64	1.5
6) 6	158	3.6
7) 7	71	1.6
8) 8	296	6.8
9) 9	128	2.9
10) 10	190	4.4
11) 11	177	4.1
12) 12	1717	39.4
13) 13	178	4.1
14) 14	386	8.9
15) 15	77	1.8
16) 16	456	10.5
17) 17	36	0.8
18) 18	128	2.9
19) 19	19	0.4
20) 20	51	1.2
Missing	467
Total	4353	100.0

34) What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that your husband/wife finished and got credit for? (SPEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal school	4	0.2
1) 1	4	0.2
2) 2	2	0.1
3) 3	5	0.2
4) 4	6	0.3
5) 5	6	0.3
6) 6	34	1.5
7) 7	8	0.4
8) 8	33	1.5
9) 9	54	2.4
10) 10	49	2.2
11) 11	59	2.6
12) 12	709	31.7
13) 13	148	6.6
14) 14	282	12.6
15) 15	80	3.6
16) 16	409	18.3
17) 17	72	3.2
18) 18	134	6.0
19) 19	50	2.2
20) 20	91	4.1
Missing	2581
Total	2239	100.0

35) Do you have any college degrees? (If yes: what degree or degrees?) Code highest degree earned (DEGREE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Left high school	610	12.7
1) High school	2394	49.7
2) Junior college	366	7.6
3) Bachelor	927	19.2
4) Graduate	523	10.9
Total	4820	100.0

36) Does [your father] have any college degrees? (If yes: what degree or degrees?) Code highest degree earned (PADEG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Less than high school	1321	35.0
1) High school diploma	1582	41.9
2) Associate/Junior college	119	3.2
3) Bachelor's degree	442	11.7
4) Graduate degree	313	8.3
Missing	1043
Total	3777	100.0

37) Does [your mother] have any college degrees? (If yes: what degree or degrees?) Code highest degree earned (MADEG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Less than high school	1374	30.5
1) High school	2210	49.1
2) Junior college	233	5.2
3) Bachelor	464	10.3
4) Graduate	220	4.9
Missing	319
Total	4501	100.0

38) Does [your spouse] have any college degrees? (If yes: what degree or degrees?) Code highest degree earned (SPDEG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Less than high school	237	10.5
1) High school	1088	48.4
2) Junior college	187	8.3
3) Bachelor	449	20.0
4) Graduate	286	12.7
Missing	2573
Total	2247	100.0

39) What was your major or field of study when you received your (respondent's college degree) degree? First mention (MAJOR1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	709	28.23	19.60

40) What was your major or field of study when you received your (respondent's college degree) degree? Second mention (MAJOR2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	119	29.50	18.75

41) Was that a diploma awarded by your high school at graduation at the end of 12th grade, a GED awarded after you took a test, or something else? (DIPGED)

	TOTAL	%
1) High school diploma	1543	91.6
2) GED	133	7.9
3) Other	2	0.1
5) High school diploma after post high school	6	0.4
Missing	3136
Total	1684	100.0

42) Was that a diploma awarded by [respondent's spouse]'s high school at graduation at the end of 12th grade, a GED awarded after [respondent's spouse] took a test or something else? (SPDIPGED)

	TOTAL	%
1) High school diploma	735	94.2
2) GED	44	5.6
3) Other	1	0.1
Missing	4040
Total	780	100.0

43) In what year did you receive your high school degree? (WHENHS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	399	1,986.31	18.19

44) In what year did you receive the [college name] degree? (WHENCOL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	700	1,991.55	15.70

45) Respondent's sex (SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	2132	44.2
2) Female	2688	55.8
Total	4820	100.0

46) What race to do you consider yourself? (RACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	3700	76.8
2) Black	722	15.0
3) Other	398	8.3
Total	4820	100.0

47) Which of the categories comes closest to the type of place you were living in when you were 16 years old? (RES16)

	TOTAL	%
1) In open country, but not on a farm	516	10.7
2) On a farm	492	10.2
3) In a small city or town (under 50,000)	1527	31.7
4) In a medium-size city (50,000-250,000)	884	18.4
5) In a suburb near a large city	654	13.6
6) In a large city (over 250,000)	744	15.4
Missing	3
Total	4817	100.0

48) In what state or foreign country were you living when you were 16 years old? (REG16)

	TOTAL	%
0) Foreign country	404	8.4
1) New England	206	4.3
2) Middle Atlantic	678	14.1
3) East North Central	903	18.7
4) West North Central	330	6.8
5) South Atlantic	778	16.1
6) East South Central	280	5.8
7) West South Central	401	8.3
8) Mountain	243	5.0
9) Pacific	597	12.4
Total	4820	100.0

49) When you were 16 years old, were you living in this same city/town/county? (MOBILE16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Same city	1886	39.2
2) Same state, different city	1217	25.3
3) Different state	1708	35.5
Missing	9
Total	4811	100.0

50) Were you living with both your own mother and father around the time you were 16? If no, with whom were you living around that time? (FAMILY16)

	TOTAL	%
0) Other	160	3.3
1) Both own mother and father	3233	67.1
2) Father and stepmother	80	1.7
3) Mother and stepfather	301	6.2
4) Father, no mother or stepfather	130	2.7
5) Mother, no father or stepfather	727	15.1
6) Some other male relative, no female head	14	0.3
7) Some other female relative, no male head	80	1.7
8) Other arrangement with both male and female relatives (e.g., aunt and uncle, grandparents)	93	1.9
Missing	2
Total	4818	100.0

51) If not living with both own mother and father: What happened? (FAMDIF16)

	TOTAL	%
1) One or both parents died	328	20.8
2) Parents divorced or separated	895	56.8
3) Father absent in armed forces	7	0.4
4) One or both parents in institution	15	1.0
5) Other	330	21.0
Missing	3245
Total	1575	100.0

52) Did your mother ever work for pay for as long as a year while you were growing up? (MAWRKGRW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3372	72.5
2) No	1279	27.5
Missing	169
Total	4651	100.0

53) Thinking about the time when you were 16 years old, compared with American families, in general, then would you say your family income was far below average, below average, average, above average or far above average? (INCOM16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Far below average	434	9.2
2) Below average	1301	27.4
3) Average	2099	44.3
4) Above average	816	17.2
5) Far above average	92	1.9
Missing	78
Total	4742	100.0

54) Were you born in this country? (BORN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	4263	88.5
2) No	553	11.5
Missing	4
Total	4816	100.0

55) Were both your parents born in this country? (PARBORN)

	TOTAL	%
0) Both born in U.S.	3824	79.6
1) Mother, yes; father, no	129	2.7
2) Mother, no; father, yes	124	2.6
3) Mother, yes; father, don't know	15	0.3
4) Mother, no; father, don't know	3	0.1
6) Mother, don't know; father, no	2	0.0
7) Mother, don't know; father, don't know	1	0.0
8) Neither born in the U.S.	708	14.7
Missing	14
Total	4806	100.0

56) How many of your four grandparents were born outside the United States? (GRANBORN)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2763	60.5
1) One	294	6.4
2) Two	492	10.8
3) Three	99	2.2
4) Four	917	20.1
Missing	255
Total	4565	100.0

57) Number of persons in household (HOMPOP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4819	2.59	1.49

58) Number of members under six years of age (BABIES)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4722	0.20	0.53

59) Number of members six to 12 years (PRETEEN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4721	0.25	0.61

60) Number of members 13 to 17 years old (TEENS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4722	0.17	0.48

61) Number of members over 17 years old (ADULTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	1435	30.2
2) 2	2479	52.2
3) 3	554	11.7
4) 4	211	4.4
5) 5	53	1.1
6) 6	15	0.3
7) 7	1	0.0
8) Eight or more	1	0.0
Missing	71
Total	4749	100.0

62) How many persons in the household are not related to you in any way? (UNRELAT)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	2927	86.1
1) 1	339	10.0
2) 2	75	2.2
3) 3	34	1.0
4) 4	15	0.4
5) 5	4	0.1
6) 6	2	0.1
7) 7	1	0.0
8) Eight or more	1	0.0
Missing	1422
Total	3398	100.0

63) Just thinking about your family now -- those people in the household who are related to you -- how many persons in the family, including yourself, earned any money last year from any job or employment? (EARNRS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	913	19.0
1) 1	1807	37.6
2) 2	1555	32.4
3) 3	324	6.7
4) 4	147	3.1
5) 5	33	0.7
6) 6	13	0.3
7) 7	5	0.1
8) Eight or more	4	0.1
Missing	19
Total	4801	100.0

64) In which of these groups did your total family income, from all sources, fall last year before taxes, that is? (INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under $1,000	58	1.3
2) $1,000 to $2,999	46	1.1
3) $3,000 to $3,999	35	0.8
4) $4,000 to $4,999	28	0.6
5) $5,000 to $5,999	23	0.5
6) $6,000 to $6,999	44	1.0
7) $7,000 to $7,999	52	1.2
8) $8,000 to $8,999	98	2.2
9) $10,000 to $14,999	314	7.2
10) $15,000 to $19,999	248	5.7
11) $20,000 to $24,999	303	6.9
12) $25,000 or more	3125	71.4
Missing	446
Total	4374	100.0

65) Did you earn any income last year? If yes, in which of these groups did your earnings for last year fall? That is, before taxes or other deductions. (RINCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $1,000	61	2.2
2) $1,000 to $2,999	76	2.7
3) $3,000 to $3,999	62	2.2
4) $4,000 to $4,999	44	1.6
5) $5,000 to $5,999	50	1.8
6) $6,000 to $6,999	54	1.9
7) $7,000 to $7,999	50	1.8
8) $8,000 to $9,999	74	2.6
9) $10,000 to $14,999	249	8.8
10) $15,000 to $19,999	183	6.5
11) $20,000 to $24,999	252	8.9
12) $25,000 or more	1672	59.1
Missing	1993
Total	2827	100.0

66) In which of these groups did your total family income, from all sources, fall last year before taxes, that is? (INCOME06)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4374	16.99	5.70

67) In which of these groups did your earnings from all sources for [last year] fall? That is, before taxes or other deductions. (RINCOM06)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2827	14.66	6.01

68) Region of interview (REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) New England	225	4.7
2) Middle Atlantic	596	12.4
3) East North Central	831	17.2
4) West North Central	301	6.2
5) South Atlantic	1041	21.6
6) East South Central	289	6.0
7) West South Central	480	10.0
8) Mountain	364	7.6
9) Pacific	692	14.4
Missing	1
Total	4819	100.0

69) Expanded N.O.R.C. Size Code (XNORCSIZ)

	TOTAL	%
1) Within an SMSA and a large central city (over 250,000)	781	16.2
2) Within an SMSA and a medium size central city (50,000 to 250,000)	763	15.8
3) Within an SMSA and a suburb of a large central city	967	20.1
4) Within an SMSA and a suburb of a medium central city	495	10.3
5) Within an SMSA and an unincorporated area of a large central city (division, township, etc.)	418	8.7
6) Within an SMSA and an unincorporated area of a medium central city	405	8.4
7) Not within an SMSA, (within a county) and a small city (10,000 and 49,999)	225	4.7
8) Not within an SMSA, a town or village (2,500 to 9,999)	215	4.5
9) Not within an SMSA, an unincorporated area less than 2,500 or an unincorporated area of 1,000 to 2,499	39	0.8
10) Open country within larger civil divisions, e.g., township, division	512	10.6
Total	4820	100.0

70) SRC Belt Code (SRCBELT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Central city of 12 largest SMSAs	420	8.7
2) Central city of remainder of the 100 largest SMSAs	582	12.1
3) Suburbs of 12 largest SMSAs	541	11.2
4) Suburbs of the remaining 100 largest SMSAs	885	18.4
5) Other urban (counties having towns of 10,000 or more)	1782	37.0
6) Other rural (counties having no towns of 10,000 or more)	610	12.7
Total	4820	100.0

71) Size of place in thousands--A four-digit number, which provides actual size of place of interview. (SIZE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	365.21	1,269.69

72) Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, Democrat, Independent or what? (PARTYID)

	TOTAL	%
0) Strong Democrat	861	18.0
1) Not strong Democrat	860	18.0
2) Independent, near Democrat	581	12.1
3) Independent	823	17.2
4) Independent, near Republican	435	9.1
5) Not strong Republican	629	13.1
6) Strong Republican	489	10.2
7) Other party	113	2.4
Missing	29
Total	4791	100.0

73) In 2008, you remember that Obama ran for president on the Democratic ticket against McCain for the Republicans. Do you remember for sure whether or not you voted in that election? (VOTE08)

	TOTAL	%
1) Voted	3345	70.3
2) Did not vote	1168	24.6
3) Ineligible	243	5.1
Missing	64
Total	4756	100.0

74) If voted: Did you vote for Obama or McCain? (PRES08)

	TOTAL	%
1) Obama	1958	60.9
2) McCain	1190	37.0
3) Other candidate (specify)	66	2.1
Missing	1606
Total	3214	100.0

75) If did not vote or ineligible: Who would you have voted for, for President, if you had voted? (IF08WHO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Obama	726	56.5
2) McCain	325	25.3
3) Other candidate (specify)	235	18.3
Missing	3534
Total	1286	100.0

76) We hear a lot of talk these days about liberals and conservatives. I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the political views that people might hold are arranged from extremely liberal (point 1) to extremely conservative (point 7). Where would you place yourself on this scale? (POLVIEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely liberal	179	3.9
2) Liberal	598	12.9
3) Slightly liberal	520	11.2
4) Moderate	1755	37.8
5) Slightly conservative	674	14.5
6) Conservative	721	15.5
7) Extremely conservative	193	4.2
Missing	180
Total	4640	100.0

77) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. A. Space exploration program (NATSPAC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	549	24.8
2) About right	933	42.2
3) Too much	730	33.0
Missing	2608
Total	2212	100.0

78) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. B. Improving and protecting the environment (NATENVIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1339	57.3
2) About right	749	32.0
3) Too much	249	10.7
Missing	2483
Total	2337	100.0

79) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. C. Improving and protecting the nation's health (NATHEAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1478	63.4
2) About right	589	25.3
3) Too much	263	11.3
Missing	2490
Total	2330	100.0

80) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. D. Solving the problems of the big cities (NATCITY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	923	42.9
2) About right	851	39.5
3) Too much	380	17.6
Missing	2666
Total	2154	100.0

81) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. E. Halting the rising crime rate (NATCRIME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1335	57.8
2) About right	803	34.8
3) Too much	170	7.4
Missing	2512
Total	2308	100.0

82) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. F. Dealing with drug addiction (NATDRUG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1282	55.9
2) About right	743	32.4
3) Too much	270	11.8
Missing	2525
Total	2295	100.0

83) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. G. Improving the nation's education system (NATEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1729	73.3
2) About right	455	19.3
3) Too much	175	7.4
Missing	2461
Total	2359	100.0

84) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. H. Improving the conditions of blacks (NATRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	746	35.0
2) About right	1045	49.0
3) Too much	340	16.0
Missing	2689
Total	2131	100.0

85) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. I. The military, armaments, and defense (NATARMS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	599	25.8
2) About right	939	40.5
3) Too much	783	33.7
Missing	2499
Total	2321	100.0

86) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. J. Foreign aid (NATAID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	188	8.3
2) About right	589	26.0
3) Too much	1492	65.8
Missing	2551
Total	2269	100.0

87) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. K. Welfare (NATFARE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	474	20.6
2) About right	792	34.4
3) Too much	1036	45.0
Missing	2518
Total	2302	100.0

88) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. L. Highways and bridges (NATROAD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	2172	46.1
2) About right	2001	42.5
3) Too much	536	11.4
Missing	111
Total	4709	100.0

89) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. M. Social Security (NATSOC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	2648	57.4
2) About right	1663	36.1
3) Too much	302	6.5
Missing	207
Total	4613	100.0

90) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. N. Mass transportation (NATMASS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1839	40.8
2) About right	2180	48.3
3) Too much	490	10.9
Missing	311
Total	4509	100.0

91) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. O. Parks and recreation (NATPARK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1497	31.8
2) About right	2923	62.1
3) Too much	284	6.0
Missing	116
Total	4704	100.0

92) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. P. Assistance for childcare (NATCHLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	2161	48.3
2) About right	1897	42.4
3) Too much	416	9.3
Missing	346
Total	4474	100.0

93) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. Q. Supporting scientific research (NATSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1781	39.5
2) About right	2168	48.1
3) Too much	560	12.4
Missing	311
Total	4509	100.0

94) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. R. Developing alternate energy sources (NATENRGY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1176	62.5
2) About right	511	27.2
3) Too much	194	10.3
Missing	2939
Total	1881	100.0

95) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. A. Space exploration (NATSPACY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	551	24.3
2) About right	991	43.8
3) Too much	721	31.9
Missing	2557
Total	2263	100.0

96) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. B. The environment (NATENVIY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1387	59.0
2) About right	687	29.2
3) Too much	276	11.7
Missing	2470
Total	2350	100.0

97) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. C. Health (NATHEALY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1468	61.9
2) About right	521	22.0
3) Too much	382	16.1
Missing	2449
Total	2371	100.0

98) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. D. Assistance to big cities (NATCITYY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	387	18.3
2) About right	915	43.4
3) Too much	807	38.3
Missing	2711
Total	2109	100.0

99) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. E. Law enforcement (NATCRIMY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1199	50.4
2) About right	926	38.9
3) Too much	254	10.7
Missing	2441
Total	2379	100.0

100) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. F. Drug rehabilitation (NATDRUGY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1067	47.3
2) About right	843	37.4
3) Too much	344	15.3
Missing	2566
Total	2254	100.0

101) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. G. Education (NATEDUCY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1839	76.2
2) About right	418	17.3
3) Too much	157	6.5
Missing	2406
Total	2414	100.0

102) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. H. Assistance to blacks (NATRACEY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	526	25.2
2) About right	1071	51.3
3) Too much	491	23.5
Missing	2732
Total	2088	100.0

103) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. I. National defense (NATARMSY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	613	26.2
2) About right	956	40.8
3) Too much	774	33.0
Missing	2477
Total	2343	100.0

104) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. J. Assistance to other countries (NATAIDY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	133	5.6
2) About right	480	20.4
3) Too much	1745	74.0
Missing	2462
Total	2358	100.0

105) We are faced with many problems in this country, none of which can be solved easily or inexpensively. I'm going to name some of these problems, and for each one I'd like you to tell me whether you think we're spending too much money on it, too little money or about the right amount. K. Assistance to the poor (NATFAREY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	1480	62.7
2) About right	618	26.2
3) Too much	262	11.1
Missing	2460
Total	2360	100.0

106) Some people think that the government in Washington ought to reduce the income differences between the rich and the poor, perhaps by raising the taxes of wealthy families or by giving income assistance to the poor. Others think that the government should not concern itself with reducing this income difference between the rich and the poor. Here is a card with a scale from 1 to 7. Think of a score of 1 as meaning that the government ought to reduce the income differences between rich and poor, and a score of 7 meaning that the government should not concern itself with reducing income differences. What score between 1 and 7 comes closest to the way you feel? (EQWLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Government should do something to reduce income differences between rich and poor	729	22.6
2) 2	344	10.7
3) 3	500	15.5
4) 4	577	17.9
5) 5	346	10.7
6) 6	225	7.0
7) Government should not concern itself with income differences	507	15.7
Missing	1592
Total	3228	100.0

107) Do you consider the amount of federal income tax which you have to pay as too high, about right or too low? (TAX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too high	1551	50.6
2) About right	1453	47.4
3) Too low	64	2.1
Missing	1752
Total	3068	100.0

108) There are always some people whose ideas are considered bad or dangerous by other people. For instance, somebody who is against churches and religion. If such a person wanted to make a speech in your city/town/community against churches and religion, should he be allowed to speak or not? (SPKATH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, allowed to speak	2513	80.5
2) Not allowed	608	19.5
Missing	1699
Total	3121	100.0

109) There are always some people whose ideas are considered bad or dangerous by other people. For instance, somebody who is against churches and religion. Should such a person be allowed to teach in a college or university or not? (COLATH)

	TOTAL	%
4) Yes, allowed to teach	2035	66.4
5) Not allowed	1032	33.6
Missing	1753
Total	3067	100.0

110) There are always some people whose ideas are considered bad or dangerous by other people. For instance, somebody who is against churches and religion. If some people in your community suggested a book he wrote against churches and religion should be taken out of your public library, would you favor removing this book or not? (LIBATH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Remove	698	22.7
2) Not remove	2379	77.3
Missing	1743
Total	3077	100.0

111) Consider a person who believes that blacks are genetically inferior. If such a person wanted to make a speech in your community claiming that blacks are inferior, should he be allowed to speak or not? (SPKRAC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, allowed to speak	1977	63.8
2) Not allowed	1120	36.2
Missing	1723
Total	3097	100.0

112) Consider a person who believes that blacks are genetically inferior. Should such a person be allowed to teach in a college or university or not? (COLRAC)

	TOTAL	%
4) Yes, allowed to teach	1588	51.8
5) Not allowed	1476	48.2
Missing	1756
Total	3064	100.0

113) Consider a person who believes that blacks are genetically inferior. If some people in your community suggested that a book he wrote which said blacks are inferior should be taken out of your public library, would you favor removing this book or not? (LIBRAC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Remove	989	32.3
2) Not remove	2077	67.7
Missing	1754
Total	3066	100.0

114) Now, I should like to ask you some questions about a man who admits he is a communist. Suppose this admitted communist wanted to make a speech in your community. Should he be allowed to speak or not? (SPKCOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, allowed to speak	2159	70.6
2) Not allowed	901	29.4
Missing	1760
Total	3060	100.0

115) Now, I should like to ask you some questions about a man who admits he is a communist. Suppose he is teaching in a college. Should he be fired or not? (COLCOM)

	TOTAL	%
4) Yes, fired	992	33.3
5) Not fired	1986	66.7
Missing	1842
Total	2978	100.0

116) Now, I should like to ask you some questions about a man who admits he is a communist. Suppose he wrote a book which is in your public library. Somebody in your community suggests that the book should be removed from the library. Would you favor removing it or not? (LIBCOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Remove	790	25.9
2) Not remove	2265	74.1
Missing	1765
Total	3055	100.0

117) Consider a person who advocates doing away with elections and letting the military run the country. If such a person wanted to make a speech in your community, should he be allowed to speak or not? (SPKMIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, allowed to speak	2232	72.3
2) Not allowed	857	27.7
Missing	1731
Total	3089	100.0

118) Consider a person who advocates doing away with elections and letting the military run the country. Should such a person be allowed to teach in a college or university or not? (COLMIL)

	TOTAL	%
4) Yes, allowed to teach	1843	60.4
5) Not allowed	1209	39.6
Missing	1768
Total	3052	100.0

119) Consider a person who advocates doing away with elections and letting the military run the country. Suppose he wrote a book advocating doing away with elections and letting the military run the country. Somebody in your community suggests that the book should be removed from the library. Would you favor removing it or not? (LIBMIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Remove	805	26.2
2) Not remove	2268	73.8
Missing	1747
Total	3073	100.0

120) What about a man who admits that he is a homosexual? Suppose this admitted homosexual wanted to make a speech in your community. Should he be allowed to speak or not? (SPKHOMO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, allowed to speak	2740	88.6
2) Not allowed	352	11.4
Missing	1728
Total	3092	100.0

121) Consider a man who admits that he is a homosexual? Should such a person be allowed to teach in a college or university or not? (COLHOMO)

	TOTAL	%
4) Yes, allowed to teach	2645	85.8
5) Not allowed	437	14.2
Missing	1738
Total	3082	100.0

122) What about a man who admits that he is a homosexual? If somebody in your community suggests that a book he wrote in favor of homosexuality should be taken out of your public library, would you favor removing this book or not? (LIBHOMO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Remove	597	19.3
2) Not remove	2489	80.7
Missing	1734
Total	3086	100.0

123) Now consider a Muslim clergyman who preaches hatred of the United States. If such a person wanted to make a speech in your community preaching hatred of the United States, should he be allowed to speak or not? (SPKMSLM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, allowed	1030	45.9
2) Not allowed	1213	54.1
Missing	2577
Total	2243	100.0

124) Consider a Muslim clergyman who preaches hatred of the United States. Should such a person be allowed to teach in a college or university or not? (COLMSLM)

	TOTAL	%
4) Yes, allowed	778	35.1
5) Not allowed	1439	64.9
Missing	2603
Total	2217	100.0

125) If some people in your community suggested that a book [a Muslim clergyman] wrote which preaches hatred of the United States should be taken out of your public library, would you favor removing this book or not? (LIBMSLM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Remove	1081	48.3
2) Not remove	1158	51.7
Missing	2581
Total	2239	100.0

126) Do you favor or oppose the death penalty for persons convicted of murder? (CAPPUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Favor	2944	65.2
2) Oppose	1574	34.8
Missing	302
Total	4518	100.0

127) Would you favor or oppose a law which would require a person to obtain a police permit before he or she could buy a gun? (GUNLAW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Favor	2318	74.7
2) Oppose	785	25.3
Missing	1717
Total	3103	100.0

128) In general, do you think the courts in this area deal too harshly or not harshly enough with criminals? (COURTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too harsh	614	13.9
2) Not harsh enough	2874	65.1
3) About right	930	21.1
Missing	402
Total	4418	100.0

129) Do you think the use of marijuana should be made legal or not? (GRASS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Should	1488	49.3
2) Should not	1533	50.7
Missing	1799
Total	3021	100.0

130) What is your religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (RELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	2361	49.2
2) Catholic	1049	21.8
3) Jewish	86	1.8
4) None	925	19.3
5) Other (specify)	55	1.1
6) Buddhism	23	0.5
7) Hinduism	14	0.3
8) Other Eastern religion	8	0.2
9) Muslim/Islam	23	0.5
10) Orthodox Christian	18	0.4
11) Christian	230	4.8
12) Native American	7	0.1
13) Inter-/non-denominational	4	0.1
Missing	17
Total	4803	100.0

131) If ‘Protestant' to RELIG: What specific denomination is that, if any? (DENOM)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2363	38.57	21.80

132) Other Protestant denominations (OTHER)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	530	55.79	29.95

133) Do you consider yourself to be Jewish for any reason? (OTHJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	14	2.0
2) Half or part	8	1.2
3) No	672	96.8
Missing	4126
Total	694	100.0

134) Do you consider yourself Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (JEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Orthodox	7	8.5
2) Conservative	14	17.1
3) Reform	41	50.0
4) None of these	20	24.4
Missing	4738
Total	82	100.0

135) In 2008, if respondent answered RELIG=3 or OTHJEW= 1 (Yes) or 2 (Half or Part) , then JEW was asked: (JEWAJ)

	TOTAL	%
2) Conservative	3	13.6
3) Reform	5	22.7
4) None of these	14	63.6
Missing	4798
Total	22	100.0

136) Fundamentalism/liberalism of respondent's religion (FUND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fundamentalist	1214	26.2
2) Moderate	1901	41.0
3) Liberal	1520	32.8
Missing	185
Total	4635	100.0

137) How often do you attend religious services? (ATTEND)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	1223	25.5
1) Less than once a year	314	6.5
2) Once a year	640	13.3
3) Several times a year	470	9.8
4) Once a month	309	6.4
5) Two to three times a month	377	7.8
6) Nearly every week	196	4.1
7) Every week	934	19.4
8) More than once a week	340	7.1
Missing	17
Total	4803	100.0

138) Would you call yourself a strong [religious preference] or a not very strong [religious preference]? (RELITEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strong	1736	36.4
2) Not very strong	1744	36.5
3) Somewhat strong	369	7.7
4) No religion	925	19.4
Missing	46
Total	4774	100.0

139) Would you call yourself a strong Jew or a not very strong Jew? (RELITENA)

	TOTAL	%
2) Not very strong	10	100.0
Missing	4810
Total	10	100.0

140) Do you believe there is a life after death? (POSTLIFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3475	72.3
2) No	838	17.4
8) Undecided	492	10.2
Missing	15
Total	4805	100.0

141) About how often do you pray? (PRAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Several times a day	1423	29.7
2) Once a day	1402	29.3
3) Several times a week	486	10.2
4) Once a week	315	6.6
5) Less than once a week	512	10.7
6) Never	648	13.5
Missing	34
Total	4786	100.0

142) We are interested in what American Catholics think about religious matters. Please select the answer from this card that comes closest to your own personal opinion about the following statement: Under certain conditions, the pope is infallible when he speaks on matters of faith and morals. (POPESPKS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Certainly true	210	20.6
2) Probably true	283	27.7
3) Uncertain if true or false	378	37.0
4) Probably false	101	9.9
5) Certainly false	49	4.8
Missing	3799
Total	1021	100.0

143) In what religion were you raised? (RELIG16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	2637	55.0
2) Catholic	1506	31.4
3) Jewish	82	1.7
4) None	362	7.6
5) Other	13	0.3
6) Buddhism	16	0.3
7) Hinduism	24	0.5
9) Muslim/Islam	28	0.6
10) Orthodox-Christian	25	0.5
11) Christian	94	2.0
12) Native American	4	0.1
13) Inter-/non-denominational	1	0.0
Missing	28
Total	4792	100.0

144) What specific denomination is that, if any? (DENOM16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2712	35.69	20.80

145) Other Protestant denominations (OTH16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	515	52.76	24.42

146) Were you raised as a Jew? (OTHJEW16)

	TOTAL	%
2) Half or part	2	0.5
3) No	439	99.5
Missing	4379
Total	441	100.0

147) Were you Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (JEW16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Orthodox	10	12.3
2) Conservative	24	29.6
3) Reform	32	39.5
4) None of these	15	18.5
Missing	4739
Total	81	100.0

148) Were you Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (JEW16AJ)

	TOTAL	%
3) Reform	1	50.0
4) None of these	1	50.0
Missing	4818
Total	2	100.0

149) Fundamentalism/Liberalism of Religion Respondent Raised In (FUND16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fundamentalist	1434	30.7
2) Moderate	2108	45.2
3) Liberal	1124	24.1
Missing	154
Total	4666	100.0

150) What is your [spouse's] religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (SPREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	1151	51.7
2) Catholic	531	23.8
3) Jewish	52	2.3
4) None	343	15.4
5) Other (specify)	15	0.7
6) Buddhism	7	0.3
7) Hinduism	12	0.5
8) Other Eastern	8	0.4
9) Muslim/Islam	14	0.6
10) Orthodox Christian	11	0.5
11) Christian	78	3.5
12) Native American	3	0.1
13) Inter-/non-denominational	3	0.1
Missing	2592
Total	2228	100.0

151) What specific denomination is that, if any? (SPDEN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1210	42.02	22.05

152) Spouse—other Protestant denomination (SPOTHER)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	285	54.97	26.86

153) Does your spouse consider himself/herself as Jewish? (SPOTHJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	33.3
3) No	6	66.7
Missing	4811
Total	9	100.0

154) If Jewish: Does [your spouse] consider herself/himself Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (SPJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Orthodox	6	11.8
2) Conservative	13	25.5
3) Reform	27	52.9
4) None of these	4	7.8
5) Other	1	2.0
Missing	4769
Total	51	100.0

155) If Jewish: Does [your spouse] consider herself/himself Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (SPJEWAJ)

	TOTAL	%
4) None of these	3	100.0
Missing	4817
Total	3	100.0

156) Fundamentalism/liberalism of religion of spouse (SPFUND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fundamentalist	566	26.4
2) Moderate	908	42.4
3) Liberal	666	31.1
Missing	2680
Total	2140	100.0

157) In what religion was your (husband/wife) raised? (SPREL16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	8	17.8
2) Catholic	7	15.6
3) Jewish	28	62.2
4) None	1	2.2
5) Other	1	2.2
Missing	4775
Total	45	100.0

158) If Jewish: Was (s/he) Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (SPJEW16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Orthodox	4	14.3
2) Conservative	10	35.7
3) Reform	13	46.4
4) None of these	1	3.6
Missing	4792
Total	28	100.0

159) The United States Supreme Court has ruled that no state or local government may require the reading of the Lord's Prayer or Bible verses in public schools. What are your views on this? Do you approve or disapprove of the court ruling? (PRAYER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1285	39.8
2) Disapprove	1830	56.7
8) No opinion	112	3.5
Missing	1593
Total	3227	100.0

160) Which of these statements comes closest to describing your feelings about the Bible? The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word; the Bible is the inspired word of God but not everything should be taken literally, word for word; the Bible is an ancient book of fables, legends, history and moral precepts recorded by man. (BIBLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word.	1492	31.4
2) The Bible is the inspired word of God but not everything should be taken literally, word for word.	2185	46.0
3) The Bible is an ancient book of fables, legends, history and moral precepts recorded by man.	1006	21.2
4) Other (Volunteered)	62	1.3
Missing	75
Total	4745	100.0

161) Suppose there is a community-wide vote on the general housing issue. There are two possible laws to vote on. One law says that a homeowner can decide for himself whom to sell his house to, even if he prefers not to sell to African Americans. The second law says that a homeowner cannot refuse to sell to someone because of their race or color. Which law would you vote for? (RACOPEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) A homeowner can decide for himself whom to sell his house to, even if he prefers not to sell to negroes/blacks/African-Americans.	808	25.9
2) A homeowner cannot refuse to sell to someone because of their race or color.	2242	71.8
3) Neither	71	2.3
Missing	1699
Total	3121	100.0

162) Are there any whites/blacks [opposite race] living in this neighborhood now? (RACLIVE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3329	71.7
2) No	1315	28.3
Missing	176
Total	4644	100.0

163) Some people say that because of past discrimination, blacks should be given preference in hiring and promotion. Others say that such preference in hiring and promotion of blacks is wrong because it discriminates against whites. What about your opinion? Are you for or against preferential hiring and promotion of blacks? Do you favor preference in hiring and promotion strongly or not strongly? Do you oppose preference in hiring and promotion strongly or not strongly? (AFFRMACT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly support preferential hiring	346	11.3
2) Support preferential hiring	245	8.0
3) Oppose preferential hiring	874	28.5
4) Strongly oppose preferential hiring	1601	52.2
Missing	1754
Total	3066	100.0

164) Do you agree strongly, agree somewhat, neither agree nor disagree, disagree somewhat or disagree strongly with the following statement: Irish, Italians, Jewish and many other minorities overcame prejudice and worked their way up. Blacks should do the same without special favors. (WRKWAYUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree strongly	1342	42.2
2) Agree somewhat	904	28.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	444	14.0
4) Disagree somewhat	285	9.0
5) Disagree strongly	207	6.5
Missing	1638
Total	3182	100.0

165) In general, how close do you feel to blacks? (CLOSEBLK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all close	143	4.6
2) 2	63	2.0
3) 3	130	4.2
4) 4	139	4.4
5) Neither one or the other	1270	40.7
6) 6	260	8.3
7) 7	393	12.6
8) 8	187	6.0
9) Very close	539	17.3
Missing	1696
Total	3124	100.0

166) In general, how close do you feel to whites? (CLOSEWHT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all close	45	1.4
2) 2	22	0.7
3) 3	51	1.6
4) 4	74	2.4
5) Neither one or the other	940	30.0
6) 6	228	7.3
7) 7	435	13.9
8) 8	402	12.8
9) Very close	938	29.9
Missing	1685
Total	3135	100.0

167) Taken all together, how would you say things are these days? Would you say that you are very happy, pretty happy or not too happy? (HAPPY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very happy	1391	28.9
2) Pretty happy	2756	57.3
3) Not too happy	659	13.7
Missing	14
Total	4806	100.0

168) Taking all things together, how would you describe your marriage? (HAPMAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very happy	1401	62.3
2) Pretty happy	766	34.1
3) Not too happy	80	3.6
Missing	2573
Total	2247	100.0

169) Taking things all together, would you say that your relationship with your partner is very happy, pretty happy or not too happy? (HAPCOHAB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very happy	243	57.4
2) Pretty happy	168	39.7
3) Not too happy	12	2.8
Missing	4397
Total	423	100.0

170) Would you say your own health, in general, is excellent, good, fair or poor? (HEALTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	794	25.2
2) Good	1475	46.9
3) Fair	694	22.0
4) Poor	185	5.9
Missing	1672
Total	3148	100.0

171) In general, do you find life exciting, pretty routine or dull? (LIFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Exciting	1496	47.9
2) Routine	1467	47.0
3) Dull	159	5.1
Missing	1698
Total	3122	100.0

172) Would you say that most of the time people try to be helpful or that they are mostly just looking out for themselves? (HELPFUL)

	TOTAL	%
1) People try to be helpful.	1614	49.8
2) They are mostly just looking out for themselves.	1397	43.1
3) Depends	228	7.0
Missing	1581
Total	3239	100.0

173) Do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a chance or would they try to be fair? (FAIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Would take advantage of you	1271	39.4
2) Would try to be fair	1741	53.9
3) Depends	217	6.7
Missing	1591
Total	3229	100.0

174) Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful in life? (TRUST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most people can be trusted.	1138	35.0
2) You can't be too careful in life.	1961	60.4
3) Depends	148	4.6
Missing	1573
Total	3247	100.0

175) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Banks and financial institutions. (CONFINAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	333	10.3
2) Only some	1599	49.4
3) Hardly any	1302	40.3
Missing	1586
Total	3234	100.0

176) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Major companies. (CONBUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	492	15.4
2) Only some	2051	64.1
3) Hardly any	655	20.5
Missing	1622
Total	3198	100.0

177) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Organized religion. (CONCLERG)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	627	19.8
2) Only some	1759	55.5
3) Hardly any	786	24.8
Missing	1648
Total	3172	100.0

178) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Education. (CONEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	788	24.4
2) Only some	1910	59.0
3) Hardly any	538	16.6
Missing	1584
Total	3236	100.0

179) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Executive branch of the federal government. (CONFED)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	438	13.7
2) Only some	1524	47.5
3) Hardly any	1244	38.8
Missing	1614
Total	3206	100.0

180) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Organized labor. (CONLABOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	353	11.4
2) Only some	1772	57.2
3) Hardly any	974	31.4
Missing	1721
Total	3099	100.0

181) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? The Press. (CONPRESS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	263	8.2
2) Only some	1482	46.2
3) Hardly any	1463	45.6
Missing	1612
Total	3208	100.0

182) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Medicine. (CONMEDIC)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	1269	39.2
2) Only some	1633	50.5
3) Hardly any	333	10.3
Missing	1585
Total	3235	100.0

183) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Television. (CONTV)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	300	9.3
2) Only some	1626	50.7
3) Hardly any	1283	40.0
Missing	1611
Total	3209	100.0

184) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? U.S. Supreme Court. (CONJUDGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	855	27.0
2) Only some	1764	55.6
3) Hardly any	553	17.4
Missing	1648
Total	3172	100.0

185) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Scientific community. (CONSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	1299	41.6
2) Only some	1609	51.5
3) Hardly any	217	6.9
Missing	1695
Total	3125	100.0

186) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Congress. (CONLEGIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	184	5.8
2) Only some	1386	43.5
3) Hardly any	1615	50.7
Missing	1635
Total	3185	100.0

187) I am going to name some institutions in this country. As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, would you say you have a great deal of confidence, only some confidence or hardly any confidence at all in them? Military. (CONARMY)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	1724	53.7
2) Only some	1224	38.1
3) Hardly any	262	8.2
Missing	1610
Total	3210	100.0

188) If you had to choose, which thing on this list would you pick as the most important for a child to learn to prepare him or her for life? To obey. (OBEY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	427	13.3
2) Second important	343	10.6
3) Third important	546	17.0
4) Fourth important	1372	42.6
5) Least important	533	16.5
Missing	1599
Total	3221	100.0

189) If you had to choose, which thing on this list would you pick as the most important for a child to learn to prepare him or her for life? To be well-liked or popular. (POPULAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	11	0.3
2) Second important	46	1.4
3) Third important	84	2.6
4) Fourth important	613	19.0
5) Least important	2467	76.6
Missing	1599
Total	3221	100.0

190) If you had to choose, which thing on this list would you pick as the most important for a child to learn to prepare him or her for life? To think for himself or herself. (THNKSELF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	1501	46.6
2) Second important	604	18.8
3) Third important	503	15.6
4) Fourth important	472	14.7
5) Least important	141	4.4
Missing	1599
Total	3221	100.0

191) If you had to choose, which thing on this list would you pick as the most important for a child to learn to prepare him or her for life? To work hard. (WORKHARD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	785	24.4
2) Second important	1174	36.4
3) Third important	955	29.6
4) Fourth important	268	8.3
5) Least important	39	1.2
Missing	1599
Total	3221	100.0

192) If you had to choose, which thing on this list would you pick as the most important for a child to learn to prepare him or her for life? To help others when they need help. (HELPOTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	497	15.4
2) Second most important	1054	32.7
3) Third most important	1133	35.2
4) Fourth most important	496	15.4
5) Least important	41	1.3
Missing	1599
Total	3221	100.0

193) Would you use this card and tell me which answer comes closest to how often you do the following things: spend a social evening with relatives? (SOCREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost daily	396	12.3
2) Several times a week	775	24.0
3) Several times a month	648	20.1
4) Once a month	500	15.5
5) Several times a year	527	16.3
6) Once a year	214	6.6
7) Never	165	5.1
Missing	1595
Total	3225	100.0

194) Would you use this card and tell me which answer comes closest to how often you do the following things: spend a social evening with someone who lives in your neighborhood? (SOCOMMUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost everyday	160	5.0
2) Once or twice a week	466	14.4
3) Several times a month	358	11.1
4) About once a month	494	15.3
5) Several times a year	389	12.1
6) About once a year	347	10.8
7) Never	1011	31.3
Missing	1595
Total	3225	100.0

195) Would you use this card and tell me which answer comes closest to how often you do the following things: spend a social evening with friends who live outside your neighborhood? (SOCFREND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost everyday	93	2.9
2) Once or twice a week	574	17.8
3) Several times a month	650	20.1
4) About once a month	706	21.9
5) Several times a year	599	18.6
6) About once a year	266	8.2
7) Never	338	10.5
Missing	1594
Total	3226	100.0

196) Would you use this card and tell me which answer comes closest to how often you do the following things: go to a bar or tavern? (SOCBAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost everyday	20	0.6
2) Once or twice a week	218	6.8
3) Several times a month	245	7.6
4) About once a month	358	11.1
5) Several times a year	418	13.0
6) Once a year	406	12.6
7) Never	1561	48.4
Missing	1594
Total	3226	100.0

197) As you know, many older people share a home with their grown children. Do you think this is generally a good idea or a bad idea? (AGED)

	TOTAL	%
1) A good idea	1620	50.2
2) A bad idea	1050	32.5
3) Depends	558	17.3
Missing	1592
Total	3228	100.0

198) Now I'd like to ask you about last year. How many weeks did you work either full-time or part-time not counting work around the house? (Include paid vacations and sick leave.) (WEEKSWRK)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4791	30.56	23.37

199) When you worked last year, was it usually full- or part-time? (PARTFULL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Full-time	2512	77.2
2) Part-time	742	22.8
Missing	1566
Total	3254	100.0

200) Thinking about the next 12 months, how likely do you think it is that you will lose your job or be laid off? (JOBLOSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	91	4.8
2) Fairly likely	126	6.7
3) Not too likely	593	31.4
4) Not likely	1076	57.1
Missing	2934
Total	1886	100.0

201) About how easy would it be for you to find a job with another employer with approximately the same income and fringe benefits you now have? Would you say very easy, somewhat easy or not at all easy? (JOBFIND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very easy	286	15.1
2) Somewhat easy	666	35.2
3) Not easy	938	49.6
Missing	2930
Total	1890	100.0

202) On the whole, how satisfied are you with the work you do? Would you say you are very satisfied, moderately satisfied, a little dissatisfied or very dissatisfied? (SATJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	1761	49.5
2) Moderately satisfied	1311	36.9
3) A little dissatisfied	340	9.6
4) Very dissatisfied	142	4.0
Missing	1266
Total	3554	100.0

203) If you were to get enough money to live as comfortably as you would like for the rest of your life, would you continue to work or would you stop working? (RICHWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Continue working	1348	67.4
2) Stop working	653	32.6
Missing	2819
Total	2001	100.0

204) Would you please look at this card and tell me which one thing on this list you would most prefer in a job? Which comes next? Which is third most important? Which is fourth most important? A. High Income (JOBINC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	257	27.0
2) Second	81	8.5
3) Third	63	6.6
4) Fourth	115	12.1
5) Fifth	435	45.7
Missing	3869
Total	951	100.0

205) Would you please look at this card and tell me which one thing on this list you would most prefer in a job? Which comes next? Which is third most important? Which is fourth most important? B. No danger or being fired (JOBSEC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	261	27.5
2) Second	149	15.7
3) Third	127	13.4
4) Fourth	246	25.9
5) Fifth	166	17.5
Missing	3871
Total	949	100.0

206) Would you please look at this card and tell me which one thing on this list you would most prefer in a job? Which comes next? Which is third most important? Which is fourth most important? C. Workings hours are short, lots of free time (JOBHOUR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	221	23.4
2) Second	209	22.1
3) Third	123	13.0
4) Fourth	233	24.6
5) Fifth	160	16.9
Missing	3874
Total	946	100.0

207) Would you please look at this card and tell me which one thing on this list you would most prefer in a job? Which comes next? Which is third most important? Which is fourth most important? D. Chances for advancement (JOBPROMO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	144	15.2
2) Second	275	29.1
3) Third	195	20.6
4) Fourth	194	20.5
5) Fifth	137	14.5
Missing	3875
Total	945	100.0

208) Would you please look at this card and tell me which one thing on this list you would most prefer in a job? Which comes next? Which is third most important? Which is fourth most important? E. Work important and gives a feeling of accomplishment (JOBMEANS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most important	64	6.8
2) Second	232	24.6
3) Third	437	46.3
4) Fourth	158	16.8
5) Fifth	52	5.5
Missing	3877
Total	943	100.0

209) If you were asked to use one of four names for your social class, which would you say you belong in: the lower class, the working class, the middle class or the upper class? (CLASS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Lower class	475	9.9
2) Working class	2101	43.9
3) Middle class	2067	43.2
4) Upper class	139	2.9
Missing	38
Total	4782	100.0

210) In our society there are groups which tend to be toward the top and those that are toward the bottom. Here we have a scale that runs from top to bottom. Where would you put yourself on this scale? (RANK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Top	176	5.6
2) 2	101	3.2
3) 3	391	12.5
4) 4	412	13.2
5) 5	1218	39.1
6) 6	344	11.0
7) 7	252	8.1
8) 8	141	4.5
9) 9	34	1.1
10) Bottom	49	1.6
Missing	1702
Total	3118	100.0

211) We are interested in how people are getting along financially these days. So far as you and your family are concerned, would you say that you are pretty well satisfied with your present financial situation, more or less satisfied or not satisfied at all? (SATFIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Satisfied	1298	27.0
2) More or less satisfied	2091	43.5
3) Not at all satisfied	1418	29.5
Missing	13
Total	4807	100.0

212) During the last few years, has your financial situation been getting better, worse or has it stayed the same? (FINALTER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Getting better	1366	28.4
2) Getting worse	1474	30.6
3) Stayed same	1970	41.0
Missing	10
Total	4810	100.0

213) Compared with American families in general, would you say your family income is far below average, below average, average, above average or far above average? (FINRELA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Far below average	378	7.9
2) Below average	1330	27.9
3) Average	2084	43.7
4) Above average	868	18.2
5) Far above average	106	2.2
Missing	54
Total	4766	100.0

214) Do you or your spouse have a supervisor on your/their job to whom you/they are directly responsible? (WKSUB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2643	81.3
2) No	606	18.7
Missing	1571
Total	3249	100.0

215) If 'yes' to WKSUB: Does that person have a supervisor on the job to whom he is directly responsible? (WKSUBS)

	TOTAL	%
3) Yes	2149	81.6
4) No	484	18.4
Missing	2187
Total	2633	100.0

216) In your/your spouse's job, do you/does he/she supervise anyone who is directly responsible to you/him/her? (WKSUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1205	37.2
2) No	2034	62.8
Missing	1581
Total	3239	100.0

217) If 'yes' to WKSUP: Do any of those persons supervise anyone else? (WKSUPS)

	TOTAL	%
3) Yes	352	29.5
4) No	840	70.5
Missing	3628
Total	1192	100.0

218) At any time during the last 10 years, have you been unemployed and looking for work for as long as a month? (UNEMP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1167	35.8
2) No	2089	64.2
Missing	1564
Total	3256	100.0

219) Do you or your spouse belong to a labor union? (UNION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, respondent belongs	263	8.1
2) Yes, spouse belongs	116	3.6
3) Yes, both belong	34	1.0
4) No, neither respondent nor spouse belongs	2837	87.3
Missing	1570
Total	3250	100.0

220) Some people say that people get ahead by their own hard work; others say that lucky breaks or help from other people are more important. Which do you think is most important? (GETAHEAD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Hard work	2148	68.5
2) Both equally	639	20.4
3) Luck or help	349	11.1
Missing	1684
Total	3136	100.0

221) Compared to your parents when they were the age you are now, do you think your own standard of living now is much better, somewhat better, about the same, somewhat worse or much worse than theirs was? (PARSOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Much better	944	29.3
2) Somewhat better	944	29.3
3) About the same	756	23.5
4) Somewhat worse	413	12.8
5) Much worse	160	5.0
Missing	1603
Total	3217	100.0

222) When your children are at the age you are now, do you think their standard of living will be much better, somewhat better, about the same, somewhat worse or much worse than yours is now? (KIDSSOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Much better	763	23.9
2) Somewhat better	783	24.6
3) About the same	628	19.7
4) Somewhat worse	482	15.1
5) Much worse	177	5.6
6) No children (Vol.)	356	11.2
Missing	1631
Total	3189	100.0

223) Tell me if you agree or disagree with this statement: Most men are better suited emotionally for politics than are most women. (FEPOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	625	20.3
2) Disagree	2460	79.7
Missing	1735
Total	3085	100.0

224) Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: A. If there is a strong chance of serious defect in the baby? (ABDEFECT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2303	76.9
2) No	691	23.1
Missing	1826
Total	2994	100.0

225) Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: B. If she is married and does not want any more children? (ABNOMORE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1462	48.4
2) No	1557	51.6
Missing	1801
Total	3019	100.0

226) Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: C. If the woman's own health is seriously endangered by the pregnancy? (ABHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2644	88.6
2) No	339	11.4
Missing	1837
Total	2983	100.0

227) Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: D. If the family has a very low income and cannot afford any more children? (ABPOOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1411	46.8
2) No	1605	53.2
Missing	1804
Total	3016	100.0

228) Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: E. If she became pregnant as a result of rape? (ABRAPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2357	78.4
2) No	649	21.6
Missing	1814
Total	3006	100.0

229) Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain legal abortion: F. If she is not married and does not want to marry the man? (ABSINGLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1352	44.6
2) No	1678	55.4
Missing	1790
Total	3030	100.0

230) Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: G. If the woman wants it for any reason? (ABANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1385	45.7
2) No	1644	54.3
Missing	1791
Total	3029	100.0

231) What do you think is the ideal number of children for a family to have? (CHLDIDEL)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	27	0.9
1) 1	74	2.4
2) 2	1601	50.9
3) 3	786	25.0
4) 4	272	8.7
5) 5	39	1.2
6) 6	19	0.6
7) Seven or more	10	0.3
8) As many as you want	315	10.0
Missing	1677
Total	3143	100.0

232) Do you strongly agree, agree, or strongly disagree that methods of birth control should be available to teenagers between the ages of fourteen and sixteen if their parents do not approve? (PILLOK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	714	22.6
2) Agree	1061	33.5
3) Disagree	799	25.3
4) Strongly disagree	590	18.6
Missing	1656
Total	3164	100.0

233) Would you be for or against sex education in the public schools? (SEXEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) For	2900	91.1
2) Against	282	8.9
Missing	1638
Total	3182	100.0

234) Should divorce in this country be easier or more difficult to obtain than it is now? (DIVLAW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Easier	1062	35.0
2) More difficult	1301	42.9
3) Stay same	670	22.1
Missing	1787
Total	3033	100.0

235) There's been a lot of discussion about the way morals and attitudes about sex are changing in this country. If a man and woman have sex relations before marriage, do you think it is always wrong, almost always wrong, wrong only sometimes or not wrong at all? (PREMARSX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always wrong	686	21.8
2) Almost always wrong	198	6.3
3) Sometimes wrong	522	16.6
4) Not wrong at all	1743	55.4
Missing	1671
Total	3149	100.0

236) There's been a lot of discussion about the way morals and attitudes about sex are changing in this country. If [a man and a woman] are in their early teens, say 14 to 16 years old, in that case, do you think sex relations before marriage are always wrong, almost always wrong, wrong only sometimes or not wrong at all? (TEENSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always wrong	2194	68.8
2) Almost always wrong	460	14.4
3) Sometimes wrong	360	11.3
4) Not wrong at all	177	5.5
Missing	1629
Total	3191	100.0

237) What is your opinion about a married person having sexual relations with someone other than the marriage partner? (XMARSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always wrong	2456	79.1
2) Almost always wrong	406	13.1
3) Sometimes wrong	197	6.3
4) Not wrong at all	44	1.4
Missing	1717
Total	3103	100.0

238) What about sexual relations between two adults of the same sex? Is always wrong, almost always wrong, sometimes wrong, not at all wrong? (HOMOSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always wrong	1350	45.0
2) Almost always wrong	92	3.1
3) Sometimes wrong	203	6.8
4) Not wrong at all	1357	45.2
Missing	1818
Total	3002	100.0

239) Which of these statements comes closest to your feelings about pornography laws? (PORNLAW)

	TOTAL	%
1) These should be laws against the distribution of pornography, whatever the age.	1055	32.7
2) There should be laws against the distribution of pornography to persons under 18.	2074	64.3
3) There should be no laws forbidding the distribution of pornography.	98	3.0
Missing	1593
Total	3227	100.0

240) Have you seen an X-rated movie in the last year? (XMOVIE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	731	22.5
2) No	2516	77.5
Missing	1573
Total	3247	100.0

241) Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree that it is sometimes necessary to discipline a child with a good, hard, spanking? (SPANKING)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	705	22.1
2) Agree	1532	48.1
3) Disagree	704	22.1
4) Strongly disagree	245	7.7
Missing	1634
Total	3186	100.0

242) When a person has a disease that cannot be cured, do you think doctors should be allowed by law to end the patient's life by some painless means if the patient and his family request it? (LETDIE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2130	68.3
2) No	989	31.7
Missing	1701
Total	3119	100.0

243) Do you think a person has the right to end his or her own life if this person has an incurable disease? (SUICIDE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1862	59.8
2) No	1250	40.2
Missing	1708
Total	3112	100.0

244) Do you think a person has the right to end his or her own life if this person has gone bankrupt? (SUICIDE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	389	12.3
2) No	2782	87.7
Missing	1649
Total	3171	100.0

245) Do you think a person has the right to end his or her own life if this person has dishonored his or her family? (SUICIDE3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	380	12.0
2) No	2790	88.0
Missing	1650
Total	3170	100.0

246) Do you think a person has the right to end his or her own life if this person is tired of living and ready to die? (SUICIDE4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	629	20.0
2) No	2516	80.0
Missing	1675
Total	3145	100.0

247) Are there any situations you can imagine in which you would approve of a policeman striking an adult male citizen? (POLHITOK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2163	69.5
2) No	951	30.5
Missing	1706
Total	3114	100.0

248) Would you approve of a policeman striking a citizen who had said vulgar and obscene things to the policeman? (POLABUSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	288	9.1
2) No	2892	90.9
Missing	1640
Total	3180	100.0

249) Would you approve of a policeman striking a citizen who was being questioned as a suspect in a murder case? (POLMURDR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	449	14.1
2) No	2730	85.9
Missing	1641
Total	3179	100.0

250) Would you approve of a policeman striking a citizen who was attempting to escape from custody? (POLESCAP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2286	73.4
2) No	829	26.6
Missing	1705
Total	3115	100.0

251) Would you approve of a policeman striking a citizen who was attacking the policeman with his fists? (POLATTAK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2841	88.6
2) No	364	11.4
Missing	1615
Total	3205	100.0

252) Is there any area right around here -- that is, within a mile -- where you would be afraid to walk alone at night? (FEAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1028	32.8
2) No	2104	67.2
Missing	1688
Total	3132	100.0

253) Do you happen to have in your home (or garage) any guns or revolvers? (OWNGUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1071	34.8
2) No	2011	65.2
Missing	1738
Total	3082	100.0

254) If ‘yes' to OWNGUN: Is it a pistol, shotgun, rifle or what? Code all that apply. Pistol (PISTOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	716	23.4
2) No	2342	76.6
Missing	1762
Total	3058	100.0

255) If ‘yes' to OWNGUN: Is it a pistol, shotgun, rifle or what? Code all that apply. Shotgun (SHOTGUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	647	21.2
2) No	2411	78.8
Missing	1762
Total	3058	100.0

256) If ‘yes' to OWNGUN: Is it a pistol, shotgun, rifle or what? Code all that apply. Rifle (RIFLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	663	21.7
2) No	2395	78.3
Missing	1762
Total	3058	100.0

257) Do any of these guns personally belong to you? (ROWNGUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	734	68.8
2) No	333	31.2
Missing	3753
Total	1067	100.0

258) Have you ever received a ticket or been charged by the police, for a traffic violation--other than for illegal parking? (TICKET)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1112	63.6
2) No	637	36.4
Missing	3071
Total	1749	100.0

259) Were you ever picked up or charged, by the police, for any (other) reason whether or not you were guilty? (ARREST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	373	21.3
2) No	1375	78.7
Missing	3072
Total	1748	100.0

260) Not counting minor traffic offenses, have you ever been convicted of a crime? (CONVICTD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	210	12.0
2) No	1538	88.0
Missing	3072
Total	1748	100.0

261) Have you ever spent any time in prison or jail? (LOCKEDUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	259	14.8
2) No	1489	85.2
Missing	3072
Total	1748	100.0

262) Do you or your spouse go hunting? (HUNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, respondent does	333	10.6
2) Yes, spouse does	138	4.4
3) Yes, both do	65	2.1
4) No, neither respondent nor spouse hunts	2614	83.0
Missing	1670
Total	3150	100.0

263) How often do you read the newspaper: every day, a few times a week, once a week, less than once a week or never? (NEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Everyday	919	28.5
2) Few times a week	613	19.0
3) Once a week	469	14.5
4) Less than once a week	521	16.1
5) Never	707	21.9
Missing	1591
Total	3229	100.0

264) On the average day, about how many hours do you personally watch television? (TVHOURS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3219	3.02	2.73

265) Do you have a telephone? (PHONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) No phone	19	0.4
2) Refused	98	2.0
3) Phone in home	2543	52.8
4) Phone elsewhere	191	4.0
5) Phone, don't know where	1	0.0
6) Cell phone	1968	40.8
Total	4820	100.0

266) In general, what was the respondent's attitude toward the interview? (COOP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly and interested	3847	80.1
2) Cooperative but not particularly interested	786	16.4
3) Impatient and restless	162	3.4
4) Hostile	8	0.2
Missing	17
Total	4803	100.0

267) Was respondent's understanding of the questions good, fair or poor? (COMPREND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Good	3988	83.1
2) Fair	693	14.4
3) Poor	120	2.5
Missing	19
Total	4801	100.0

268) A split ballot was used in the 1973, 1974, 1976, 1978, 1980 and 1982-2006 surveys. The variant or 'Y' wordings appear on Form 2, the 'Z' wordings appear on Form 3; and the standard GSS wordings appear on Form 1 (FORM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Standard (Form 1)	2385	49.5
2) Variant (Form 2)	2435	50.5
Total	4820	100.0

269) Now I'm going to read several more statements. As I read each one, please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree with it. A working mother can establish just as warm and secure a relationship with her children as a mother who does not work. (FECHLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	826	25.7
2) Agree	1520	47.4
3) Disagree	725	22.6
4) Strongly disagree	138	4.3
Missing	1611
Total	3209	100.0

270) Now I'm going to read several more statements. As I read each one, please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree with it. A preschool child is likely to suffer if his or her mother works. (FEPRESCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	160	5.0
2) Agree	871	27.3
3) Disagree	1696	53.2
4) Strongly disagree	463	14.5
Missing	1630
Total	3190	100.0

271) Now I'm going to read several more statements. As I read each one, please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree with it. It is much better for everyone involved if the man is the achiever outside the home and the woman takes care of the home and family. (FEFAM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	183	5.7
2) Agree	830	25.9
3) Disagree	1586	49.6
4) Strongly disagree	600	18.8
Missing	1621
Total	3199	100.0

272) On the average African Americans have worse jobs, income and housing than white people. Do you think these differences are mainly due to discrimination? (RACDIF1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1067	34.4
2) No	2037	65.6
Missing	1716
Total	3104	100.0

273) On the average African Americans have worse jobs, income and housing than white people. Do you think these differences are because most African Americans have less in-born ability to learn? (RACDIF2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	282	8.9
2) No	2884	91.1
Missing	1654
Total	3166	100.0

274) On the average African Americans have worse jobs, income and housing than white people. Do you think these differences are because most African Americans don't have the chance for education that it takes to rise out of poverty? (RACDIF3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1353	43.0
2) No	1796	57.0
Missing	1671
Total	3149	100.0

275) On the average African Americans have worse jobs, income and housing than white people. Do you think these differences are because most African Americans just don't have the motivation or willpower to pull themselves up out of poverty? (RACDIF4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1496	48.6
2) No	1585	51.4
Missing	1739
Total	3081	100.0

276) I'd like to talk with you about issues some people tell us are important. Some people think that the government in Washington should do everything possible to improve the standard of living of all poor Americans; they are at point 1 on this card. Other people think it's not the government's responsibility, and that each person should take care of himself; they are at point 5. Where would you place yourself on this scale or haven't you made up your mind on this? (HELPPOOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) The government in Washington should do everything possible to improve the standard of living of all poor Americans.	481	15.2
2) 2	389	12.3
3) Agree with both	1398	44.1
4) 4	474	15.0
5) Each person should take care of himself/herself.	425	13.4
Missing	1653
Total	3167	100.0

277) Some people think that the government in Washington is trying to do too many things that should be left to individuals and private business; they are at point 5 on this card. Others disagree and think that the government should do even more to solve our country's problems; they are at point 1. Where would you place yourself on this scale or haven't you made up your mind on this? (HELPNOT)

	TOTAL	%
1) The government should do even more to solve our country's problems	462	14.7
2) 2	362	11.5
3) Agree with both	1272	40.4
4) 4	466	14.8
5) The government in Washington is trying to do too many things that should be left to individuals and private business	590	18.7
Missing	1668
Total	3152	100.0

278) In general, some people think that it is the responsibility of the government in Washington to see to it that people have help in paying for doctors and hospital bills; they are at point 1. Others think that these matters are not the responsibility of the federal government and that people should take care of these things themselves; they are at point 5. Where would you place yourself on this scale or haven't you made up your mind on this? (HELPSICK)

	TOTAL	%
1) It is the responsibility of the government in Washington to see to it that people have help in paying for doctors and hospital bills	881	27.7
2) 2	550	17.3
3) Agree with both	1031	32.5
4) 4	384	12.1
5) These matters are not the responsibility of the federal government and that people should take care of these things themselves	329	10.4
Missing	1645
Total	3175	100.0

279) Some people think that African Americans have been discriminated against for so long that the government has a special obligation to help improve their living standards; they are at point 1. Others believe that the government should not be giving special treatment to blacks/negroes/African-Americans; they are at point 5. Where would you place yourself on this scale or haven't you made up your mind on this? (HELPBLK)

	TOTAL	%
1) The government has a special obligation to help improve their living standards	241	7.7
2) 2	258	8.2
3) Agree with both	984	31.3
4) 4	607	19.3
5) The government should not be giving special treatment to African Americans	1053	33.5
Missing	1677
Total	3143	100.0

280) What was your mother's religious preference when you were growing up? Was it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (MARELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	12	14.5
2) Catholic	8	9.6
3) Jewish	56	67.5
4) None	4	4.8
5) Other	3	3.6
Missing	4737
Total	83	100.0

281) If Jewish: Was [mother] Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (MAJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Orthodox	12	20.7
2) Conservative	11	19.0
3) Reform	25	43.1
4) None of these	10	17.2
Missing	4762
Total	58	100.0

282) What was your father's religious preference when you were growing up? Was it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (PARELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	10	12.3
2) Catholic	6	7.4
3) Jewish	52	64.2
4) None	10	12.3
5) Other	3	3.7
Missing	4739
Total	81	100.0

283) If Jewish: Was [father] Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or none of these? (PAJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Orthodox	10	18.5
2) Conservative	16	29.6
3) Reform	19	35.2
4) None of these	9	16.7
Missing	4766
Total	54	100.0

284) Which statement comes closest to expressing what you believe about God? (GOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) I don't believe in God	176	3.7
2) I don't know whether there is a God, and I don't believe there is any way to find out	269	5.6
3) I don't believe in a personal God, but do believe in a Higher Power of some kind	534	11.2
4) I find myself believing in God some of the time, but not at others	197	4.1
5) While I have doubts, I feel that I do believe in God	799	16.7
6) I know God really exists and I have no doubts about it	2813	58.8
Missing	32
Total	4788	100.0

285) Would you say you have been ‘born again' or have had a 'born again' experience? That is, a turning point in your life when you committed yourself to Christ? (REBORN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1988	41.9
2) No	2751	58.1
Missing	81
Total	4739	100.0

286) Have you ever tried to encourage someone to believe in Jesus Christ or to accept Jesus Christ as his or her savior? (SAVESOUL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2105	43.8
2) No	2696	56.2
Missing	19
Total	4801	100.0

287) Now I have some questions about different groups in our society. I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the characteristics of people in a group can be rated. A score of 1 means that you think almost all of the people in that group are 'rich.' A score of 7 means that you think almost everyone in the group are 'poor.' A score of 4 means you think that the group is not toward one end or another, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in that group stand. Where would you rate whites, in general, on this scale? (WLTHWHTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Rich	147	4.6
2) 2	265	8.3
3) 3	821	25.8
4) 4	1658	52.1
5) 5	244	7.7
6) 6	38	1.2
7) Poor	7	0.2
Missing	1640
Total	3180	100.0

288) Now I have some questions about different groups in our society. I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the characteristics of people in a group can be rated. A score of means that you think almost all of the people in that group are 'rich.' A score of 7 means that you think almost everyone in the group are 'poor.' A score of 4 means you think that the group is not toward one end or another, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in that group stand. Where would you rate blacks, in general, on this scale? (WLTHBLKS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Rich	6	0.2
2) 2	49	1.5
3) 3	212	6.7
4) 4	900	28.4
5) 5	1300	41.0
6) 6	580	18.3
7) Poor	127	4.0
Missing	1646
Total	3174	100.0

289) I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the characteristics of people in a group can be rated. A score of 1 means that you think almost all people in that group are 'hard-working.' A score of 7 means that you think almost all of the people in the group are 'lazy.' A score of 4 means you think that the group is not toward one end or another, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in this group stand. Where would you rate whites, in general, on this scale? (WORKWHTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Hard-working	177	5.6
2) 2	331	10.5
3) 3	691	21.9
4) 4	1560	49.3
5) 5	306	9.7
6) 6	68	2.2
7) Lazy	29	0.9
Missing	1658
Total	3162	100.0

290) I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the characteristics of people in a group can be rated. A score of 1 means that you think almost all people in that group are 'hard-working.' A score of 7 means that you think almost all of the people in the group are 'lazy.' A score of 4 means you think that the group is not towards one end or another, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in this group stand. Where would you rate blacks in general on this scale? (WORKBLKS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Hardworking	67	2.1
2) 2	125	4.0
3) 3	365	11.6
4) 4	1579	50.2
5) 5	644	20.5
6) 6	267	8.5
7) Lazy	101	3.2
Missing	1672
Total	3148	100.0

291) I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the characteristics of people in a group can be rated. A score of 1 means that you think almost all people in that group are 'unintelligent.' A score of 7 means that you think almost all of the people in the group are 'intelligent.' A score of 4 means you think that the group is not toward one end or another, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in this group stand. Where would you rate whites, in general, on this scale? (INTLWHTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Unintelligent	16	0.5
2) 2	57	1.8
3) 3	155	4.9
4) 4	1463	46.6
5) 5	757	24.1
6) 6	468	14.9
7) Intelligent	223	7.1
Missing	1681
Total	3139	100.0

292) I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the characteristics of people in a group can be rated. A score of 1 means that you think almost all people in that group are 'unintelligent.' A score of 7 means that you think almost all of the people in the group are 'intelligent.' A score of 4 means you think that the group is not toward one end or another, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in this group stand. Where would you rate blacks, in general, on this scale? (INTLBLKS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Unintelligent	16	0.5
2) 2	75	2.4
3) 3	325	10.4
4) 4	1748	55.8
5) 5	609	19.5
6) 6	236	7.5
7) Intelligent	122	3.9
Missing	1689
Total	3131	100.0

293) Now, I'm going to ask you about different types of contact with various groups of people. In each situation would you please tell me whether you would be very much in favor of it happening, somewhat in favor, neither in favor nor opposed to it happening, somewhat opposed or very much opposed to it happening? Living in a neighborhood where half of your neighbors were black? (LIVEBLKS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly favor	299	9.3
2) Favor	648	20.3
3) Neither favor nor oppose	1572	49.1
4) Oppose	486	15.2
5) Strongly oppose	195	6.1
Missing	1620
Total	3200	100.0

294) Now I'm going to ask you about different types of contact with various groups of people. In each situation would you please tell me whether you would be very much in favor of it happening, somewhat in favor, neither in favor nor opposed to it happening, somewhat opposed or very much opposed to it happening? Living in a neighborhood where half of your neighbors were whites? (LIVEWHTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly favor	675	21.1
2) Favor	822	25.7
3) Neither favor nor oppose	1532	47.9
4) Oppose	123	3.8
5) Strongly oppose	49	1.5
Missing	1619
Total	3201	100.0

295) What about having a close relative marry a black person? Would you be in very favor of it happening, somewhat in favor, neither in favor nor opposed to it happening, somewhat opposed or very opposed to it happening? (MARBLK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly favor	628	19.6
2) Favor	436	13.6
3) Neither favor nor appose	1552	48.3
4) Oppose	311	9.7
5) Strongly oppose	283	8.8
Missing	1610
Total	3210	100.0

296) What about having a close relative marry an Asian American person? Would you be in very favor of it happening, somewhat in favor, neither in favor nor opposed to it happening, somewhat opposed or very opposed to it happening? (MARASIAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly favor	624	19.5
2) Favor	537	16.8
3) Neither favor nor oppose	1641	51.3
4) Oppose	275	8.6
5) Strongly oppose	124	3.9
Missing	1619
Total	3201	100.0

297) What about having a close relative marry a Hispanic American person? Would you be in very favor of it happening, somewhat in favor, neither in favor nor opposed to it happening, somewhat opposed or very opposed to it happening? (MARHISP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly favor	640	20.0
2) Favor	529	16.5
3) Neither favor nor oppose	1639	51.2
4) Oppose	248	7.7
5) Strongly oppose	146	4.6
Missing	1618
Total	3202	100.0

298) What about having a close relative marry a white person? Would you be in very favor of it happening, somewhat in favor, neither in favor nor opposed to it happening, somewhat opposed or very opposed to it happening? (MARWHT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly favor	1306	40.6
2) Favor	460	14.3
3) Neither favor nor oppose	1351	42.0
4) Oppose	63	2.0
5) Strongly oppose	40	1.2
Missing	1600
Total	3220	100.0

299) Are the people who work where you work all white, mostly white, about half and half, mostly black or all black? (RACWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) All white	393	22.0
2) Mostly white	812	45.5
3) Half white-black	476	26.7
4) Mostly black	89	5.0
5) All black	16	0.9
Missing	3034
Total	1786	100.0

300) What do you think the chances are these days that a white person won't get a job or promotion while an equally or less qualified black person gets one instead? (DISCAFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	449	14.9
2) Somewhat likely	1334	44.3
3) Not very likely	1226	40.7
Missing	1811
Total	3009	100.0

301) Some people say that because of past discrimination, women should be given preference in hiring and promotion. Others say that such preference in hiring and promotion of women is wrong because it discriminates against men. What about your opinion -- are you for or against preferential hiring and promotion of women? IF FOR: Do you favor preference in hiring and promotion strongly or not strongly? IF AGAINST: Do you oppose preference in hiring and promotion strongly or not strongly? (FEJOBAFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly for preferential hiring	342	22.3
2) For preferential hiring	169	11.0
3) Against preferential hiring	438	28.5
4) Strongly against preferential hiring	588	38.3
Missing	3283
Total	1537	100.0

302) What do you think the chances are these days that a man won't get a job or a promotion while an equally or less qualified woman gets one instead? (DISCAFFM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	180	11.5
2) Somewhat likely	618	39.5
3) Somewhat unlikely	529	33.8
4) Very unlikely	238	15.2
Missing	3255
Total	1565	100.0

303) What do you think the chances are these days that a woman won't get a job or promotion while an equally or less qualified man gets one instead? (DISCAFFW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	348	21.9
2) Somewhat likely	784	49.3
3) Somewhat unlikely	313	19.7
4) Very unlikely	145	9.1
Missing	3230
Total	1590	100.0

304) Now I'm going to read several statements. As I read each one, please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree. For example, here is the statement: Because of past discrimination, employers should make special efforts to hire and promote qualified women. (FEHIRE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	246	15.2
2) Agree	802	49.6
3) Neither agree nor disagree	155	9.6
4) Disagree	364	22.5
5) Strongly disagree	51	3.2
Missing	3202
Total	1618	100.0

305) To what extent do you consider yourself a religious person? Are you very religious, moderately religious, slightly religious or not religious at all? (RELPERSN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very religious	864	18.1
2) Moderately religious	1876	39.2
3) Slightly religious	1081	22.6
4) Not religious at all	962	20.1
Missing	37
Total	4783	100.0

306) To what extent do you consider yourself a spiritual person? Are you very spiritual, moderately spiritual, slightly spiritual or not spiritual at all? (SPRTPRSN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very spiritual	1420	29.9
2) Moderately spiritual	1810	38.2
3) Slightly spiritual	1012	21.3
4) Not spiritual	500	10.5
Missing	78
Total	4742	100.0

307) Can you speak a language other than English? (OTHLANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	574	29.1
2) No	1397	70.9
Missing	2849
Total	1971	100.0

308) What other language(s) do you speak? (OTHLANG1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	559	11.59	20.26

309) What other language(s) do you speak? (OTHLANG2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	142	20.70	28.50

310) How well do you speak that language? (SPKLANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very well	217	38.1
2) Well	136	23.9
3) Not well	144	25.3
4) Poorly/Hardly at all	73	12.8
Missing	4250
Total	570	100.0

311) Which language do you speak more fluently? (BETRLANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Language 1	537	94.2
2) Language 2	33	5.8
Missing	4250
Total	570	100.0

312) Do you personally ever use a computer at home, at work or at some other location? (COMPUSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1046	80.5
2) No	253	19.5
Missing	3521
Total	1299	100.0

313) Do you have access to the Internet or World Wide Web in your home through an Internet-enabled mobile device like a smart phone, PDA or BlackBerry? (WEBMOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	59	23.4
2) No	193	76.6
Missing	4568
Total	252	100.0

314) About how many minutes or hours per week do you spend sending and answering electronic mail or e-mail? (EMAILMIN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	685	5.39	10.78

315) About how many minutes or hours per week do you spend sending and answering electronic mail or e-mail? (EMAILHR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1050	6.89	13.05

316) Other than for e-mail, do you ever use the Internet or World Wide Web? (USEWWW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	138	35.1
2) No	255	64.9
Missing	4427
Total	393	100.0

317) Not counting e-mail, about how many minutes or hours per week do you use the web? (Include time you spend visiting regular web sites and time spent using interactive Internet services like chat rooms, Usenet groups, discussion forums, bulletin boards and the like.) Hours per week? (WWWHR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1018	10.47	14.52

318) Not counting e-mail, about how many minutes or hours per week do you use the web? (Include time you spend visiting regular web sites and time spent using interactive Internet services like chat rooms, Usenet groups, discussion forums, bulletin boards and the like.) Minutes per week? (WWWMIN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	549	3.73	9.64

319) How often do the demands of your job interfere with your family life? (WKVSFAM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	151	13.2
2) Sometimes	339	29.6
3) Rarely	354	30.9
4) Never	302	26.4
Missing	3674
Total	1146	100.0

320) Now I'm going to read you another list of statements about your main job. For each, please tell me if the statement is very true, somewhat true, not too true or not at all true with respect to the work you do. G. My supervisor is concerned with the welfare of those under him or her. (SUPCARES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very true	502	45.9
2) Somewhat true	399	36.5
3) Not too true	88	8.0
4) Not at all true	105	9.6
Missing	3726
Total	1094	100.0

321) Now I'm going to read you another list of statements about your main job. For each, please tell me if the statement is very true, somewhat true, not too true or not at all true with respect to the work you do. K. The job security is good. (JOBSECOK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very true	615	53.9
2) Somewhat true	410	36.0
3) Not too true	68	6.0
4) Not at all true	47	4.1
Missing	3680
Total	1140	100.0

322) How easy would it be for you to find a job with another employer with approximately the same income and fringe benefits as you have now? (TRYNEWJB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	214	18.7
2) Somewhat likely	215	18.8
3) Not at all likely	713	62.4
Missing	3678
Total	1142	100.0

323) Do you feel in any way discriminated against on your job because of your age? (WKAGEISM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	108	9.4
2) No	1040	90.6
Missing	3672
Total	1148	100.0

324) Do you feel in any way discriminated against on your job because of your race or ethnic origin? (WKRACISM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	80	7.0
2) No	1068	93.0
Missing	3672
Total	1148	100.0

325) Would you say that in general your health is excellent, very good, good, fair or poor? (HEALTH1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	486	17.1
2) Very good	801	28.2
3) Good	907	32.0
4) Fair	512	18.1
5) Poor	130	4.6
Missing	1984
Total	2836	100.0

326) Now thinking about your mental health, which includes stress, depression and problems with emotions, for how many days during the past 30 days was your mental health not good? (MNTLHLTH)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1139	3.91	6.71

327) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: A. Donated blood? (GIVBLOOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	2	0.2
2) Once a week	3	0.2
3) Once a month	3	0.2
4) At least two or three times in the past year	59	4.5
5) Once in the past year	80	6.1
6) Not at all in the past year	1154	88.7
Missing	3519
Total	1301	100.0

328) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: B. Given food or money to a homeless person? (GIVHMLSS)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	47	3.6
2) Once a week	57	4.4
3) Once a month	138	10.7
4) At least two or three times in the past year	415	32.0
5) Once in the past year	214	16.5
6) Not at all in the past year	424	32.7
Missing	3525
Total	1295	100.0

329) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: C. Returned money to a cashier after getting too much change? (RETCHNGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	13	1.0
2) Once a week	7	0.5
3) Once a month	23	1.8
4) At least two or three times in the past year	155	12.0
5) Once in the past year	324	25.0
6) Not at all in the past year	772	59.7
Missing	3526
Total	1294	100.0

330) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: D. Allowed a stranger to go ahead of you in line? (CUTAHEAD)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	90	7.0
2) Once a week	106	8.2
3) Once a month	245	18.9
4) At least two or three times in the past year	559	43.2
5) Once in the past year	158	12.2
6) Not at all in the past year	136	10.5
Missing	3526
Total	1294	100.0

331) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: E. Done volunteer work for a charity? (VOLCHRTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	51	3.9
2) Once a week	68	5.2
3) Once a month	119	9.1
4) At least two or three times in the past year	216	16.6
5) Once in the past year	138	10.6
6) Not at all in the past year	709	54.5
Missing	3519
Total	1301	100.0

332) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: F. Given money to a charity? (GIVCHRTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	31	2.4
2) Once a week	85	6.5
3) Once a month	213	16.4
4) At least two or three times in the past year	421	32.4
5) Once in the past year	190	14.6
6) Not at all in the past year	358	27.6
Missing	3522
Total	1298	100.0

333) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: G. Offered your seat on a bus or in a public place to a stranger who was standing? (GIVSEAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	24	1.9
2) Once a week	24	1.9
3) Once a month	75	5.8
4) At least two or three times in the past year	297	23.0
5) Once in the past year	186	14.4
6) Not at all in the past year	686	53.1
Missing	3528
Total	1292	100.0

334) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: H. Looked after a person's plants, mail or pets while they were away? (HELPAWAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	29	2.2
2) Once a week	27	2.1
3) Once a month	79	6.1
4) At least two or three times in the past year	341	26.2
5) Once in the past year	208	16.0
6) Not at all in the past year	616	47.4
Missing	3520
Total	1300	100.0

335) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: I. Carried a stranger's belongings, like groceries, a suitcase or shopping bag? (CARRIED)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	24	1.8
2) Once a week	24	1.8
3) Once a month	70	5.4
4) At least two or three times in the past year	229	17.6
5) Once in the past year	226	17.4
6) Not at all in the past year	725	55.9
Missing	3522
Total	1298	100.0

336) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: J. Given directions to a stranger? (DIRECTNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	63	4.9
2) Once a week	72	5.6
3) Once a month	196	15.1
4) At least two or three times in the past year	575	44.3
5) Once in the past year	199	15.3
6) Not at all in the past year	192	14.8
Missing	3523
Total	1297	100.0

337) During the past 12 months, how often have you done each of the following things: K. Let someone you didn't know well borrow an item of some value like dishes or tools? (LOANITEM)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	13	1.0
2) Once a week	21	1.6
3) Once a month	45	3.5
4) At least two or three times in the past year	195	15.0
5) Once in the past year	188	14.5
6) Not at all in the past year	834	64.4
Missing	3524
Total	1296	100.0

338) The following are things that you may experience in your daily life. Please tell me how often these occur: A. I feel a selfless caring for others (SELFLESS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many times a day	158	12.5
2) Every day	237	18.7
3) Most days	266	21.0
4) Some days	261	20.6
5) Once in a while	175	13.8
6) Never or almost never	169	13.3
Missing	3554
Total	1266	100.0

339) The following are things that you may experience in your daily life. Please tell me how often these occur: B. I accept others even when they do things I think are wrong (ACCPTOTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many times a day	136	10.5
2) Every day	281	21.7
3) Most days	389	30.1
4) Some days	223	17.2
5) Once in a while	189	14.6
6) Never or almost never	76	5.9
Missing	3526
Total	1294	100.0

340) Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree with the following statements: A. People should be willing to help others who are less fortunate (OTHSHELP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	510	39.4
2) Agree	678	52.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	89	6.9
4) Disagree	15	1.2
5) Strongly disagree	4	0.3
Missing	3524
Total	1296	100.0

341) Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree with the following statements: B. Those in need have to learn to take care of themselves and not depend on others (CARESELF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	154	11.9
2) Agree	521	40.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	333	25.8
4) Disagree	256	19.8
5) Strongly disagree	27	2.1
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

342) Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree with the following statements: C. Personally assisting people in trouble is very important to me (PEOPTRBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	277	21.4
2) Agree	748	57.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	218	16.9
4) Disagree	47	3.6
5) Strongly disagree	3	0.2
Missing	3527
Total	1293	100.0

343) Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree with the following statements: D. These days people need to look after themselves and not overly worry about others (SELFFRST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	61	4.7
2) Agree	358	27.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	274	21.2
4) Disagree	521	40.4
5) Strongly disagree	77	6.0
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

344) In the past month, did you do any volunteer activity through organizations, that is donate your time and energy not for pay? (VOLMONTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	449	34.6
2) No	847	65.4
Missing	3524
Total	1296	100.0

345) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. A. Some people are held to standards in my workplace that others are not (DIFSTAND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	360	32.2
2) Sometimes	407	36.4
3) Rarely	164	14.7
4) Never	188	16.8
Missing	3701
Total	1119	100.0

346) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. C. Other people take credit for my work or ideas (OTHCREDT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	98	8.7
2) Sometimes	279	24.7
3) Rarely	324	28.7
4) Never	429	38.0
Missing	3690
Total	1130	100.0

347) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. D. People at work treat me in a manner that puts me down or address me in unprofessional terms, either publicly or privately (PUTDOWN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	38	3.4
2) Sometimes	134	11.8
3) Rarely	315	27.8
4) Never	645	57.0
Missing	3688
Total	1132	100.0

348) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. E. People at work fail to give me information that is necessary for me to do my job (LACKINFO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	102	9.0
2) Sometimes	362	31.9
3) Rarely	305	26.9
4) Never	366	32.2
Missing	3685
Total	1135	100.0

349) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. H. People at work throw things, slam doors or hit objects when they are upset with me (ACTUPSET)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	17	1.5
2) Sometimes	52	4.6
3) Rarely	101	8.9
4) Never	966	85.0
Missing	3684
Total	1136	100.0

350) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. I. People at work shout or yell at me in a hostile manner (SHOUT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	30	2.6
2) Sometimes	77	6.8
3) Rarely	189	16.7
4) Never	837	73.9
Missing	3687
Total	1133	100.0

351) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. M. At work, people are treated with respect (TREATRES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	415	36.6
2) Sometimes	607	53.5
3) Rarely	91	8.0
4) Never	21	1.9
Missing	3686
Total	1134	100.0

352) Please respond to the following statements based on your experience during the past 12 months unless otherwise specified, with reference to your current place of employment only. N. In my workplace, people 'look the other way' when others are threatened, intimidated or put down (LOOKAWAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	51	4.6
2) Sometimes	180	16.3
3) Rarely	465	42.2
4) Never	407	36.9
Missing	3717
Total	1103	100.0

353) How often do you find your work stressful? (WKSTRESS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always	118	10.3
2) Often	320	28.0
3) Sometimes	478	41.8
4) Hardly ever	162	14.2
5) Never	66	5.8
Missing	3676
Total	1144	100.0

354) If you (are/were) self employed and (have/had) employees, how many employees (do/did) you have? (NUMEMPS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	512	3.51	10.09

355) (The next questions ask about your experiences at your current place of employment. You'll be asked how often you have experienced certain behaviors during the past 12 months. You will answer each question by choosing one of the responses shown on this card.) I have felt ignored, excluded or isolated from others at work (IGNORWK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	30	2.6
2) Sometimes	139	12.3
3) Rarely	262	23.1
4) Never	703	62.0
Missing	3686
Total	1134	100.0

356) (The next questions ask about your experiences at your current place of employment. You'll be asked how often you have experienced certain behaviors during the past 12 months. You will answer each question by choosing one of the responses shown on this card.) People at work have spread rumors or gossip about me (RUMORWK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	31	2.8
2) Sometimes	103	9.2
3) Rarely	208	18.6
4) Never	777	69.4
Missing	3701
Total	1119	100.0

357) (The next questions ask about your experiences at your current place of employment. You'll be asked how often you have experienced certain behaviors during the past 12 months. You will answer each question by choosing one of the responses shown on this card.) I have been the target of derogatory comments or jokes at work (JOKESWK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	30	2.7
2) Sometimes	95	8.4
3) Rarely	180	16.0
4) Never	821	72.9
Missing	3694
Total	1126	100.0

358) (The next questions ask about your experiences at your current place of employment. You'll be asked how often you have experienced certain behaviors during the past 12 months. You will answer each question by choosing one of the responses shown on this card.) I have received emails, text messages, mobile cell phone calls or other electronic, Internet or social network communications from people at work that were harassing or threatening (EHARASWK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	2	0.2
2) Sometimes	17	1.5
3) Rarely	37	3.3
4) Never	1079	95.1
Missing	3685
Total	1135	100.0

359) (The next questions ask about your experiences at your current place of employment. You'll be asked how often you have experienced certain behaviors during the past 12 months. You will answer each question by choosing one of the responses shown on this card.) I have been treated in a rude or disrespectful manner at work (RUDEWK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	35	3.1
2) Sometimes	110	9.7
3) Rarely	274	24.1
4) Never	718	63.1
Missing	3683
Total	1137	100.0

360) (The next questions ask about your experiences at your current place of employment. You'll be asked how often you have experienced certain behaviors during the past 12 months. You will answer each question by choosing one of the responses shown on this card.) I have been lied to by co-workers or supervisors (LIEDCWKR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	34	3.0
2) Sometimes	216	19.1
3) Rarely	243	21.5
4) Never	636	56.3
Missing	3691
Total	1129	100.0

361) (The next questions ask about your experiences at your current place of employment. You'll be asked how often you have experienced certain behaviors during the past 12 months. You will answer each question by choosing one of the responses shown on this card.) I have been denied a raise or promotion without being given a valid reason (DENYRAIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often	32	2.8
2) Sometimes	101	8.9
3) Rarely	105	9.3
4) Never	897	79.0
Missing	3685
Total	1135	100.0

362) In the past 12 months, the person who has engaged in these types of behaviors has most often been: (WKBHVRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A co-worker	324	47.7
2) Your supervisor or boss	175	25.8
3) A customer/client/patient	180	26.5
Missing	4141
Total	679	100.0

363) What did you typically do in response to these behaviors? (WKRSPNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Did nothing (ignored it)	214	29.2
2) Talked to co-workers or other people at work	136	18.6
3) Talked to family or friends	59	8.1
4) Reported the incident to management or those higher up	109	14.9
5) Reported the incident to the union	6	0.8
6) Confronted the person (s) engaging in the behaviors	185	25.3
7) Filed a formal complaint or grievance about the behavior or experiences	9	1.2
8) Did not know what to do	14	1.9
Missing	4088
Total	732	100.0

364) How often do you drink four or more on the same day? (DRINK4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	919	59.8
2) Once a month or less	344	22.4
3) Several times a month	167	10.9
4) Several times a week	78	5.1
5) Daily	28	1.8
Missing	3284
Total	1536	100.0

365) We are interested in how people get information about events in the news. Where do you get most of your information about current news events -- newspapers, magazines, the Internet, books or other printed materials, TV, radio, government agencies, family, friends, colleagues or some other source? (NEWSFROM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Newspapers	301	13.4
2) Magazines	14	0.6
3) The Internet	708	31.6
4) Books/other printed material	14	0.6
5) TV	1000	44.6
6) Radio	137	6.1
7) Government agencies	2	0.1
8) Family	30	1.3
9) Friends/colleagues	36	1.6
10) Other	2	0.1
Missing	2576
Total	2244	100.0

366) We are interested in how people get information about science and technology. Where do you get most of your information about science and technology -- newspapers, magazines, the Internet, books or other printed materials, TV, radio, government agencies, family, friends, colleagues or some other source? (SCIFROM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Newspapers	156	7.0
2) Magazines	181	8.1
3) The Internet	878	39.5
4) Books/other printed material	91	4.1
5) TV	759	34.2
6) Radio	55	2.5
7) Government agencies	4	0.2
8) Family	35	1.6
9) Friends/colleagues	57	2.6
10) Other	5	0.2
Missing	2599
Total	2221	100.0

367) If you wanted to learn about scientific issues such as global warming or biotechnology, where would you get information -- newspapers, magazines, the Internet, books or other printed materials, TV, radio, government agencies, family, friends, colleagues or some other source? (SEEKSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Newspapers	84	3.8
2) Magazines	74	3.4
3) The Internet	1359	61.7
4) Books/other printed material	171	7.8
5) TV	411	18.7
6) Radio	27	1.2
7) Government agencies	24	1.1
8) Family	22	1.0
9) Friends/colleagues	26	1.2
10) Library	3	0.1
11) Other	2	0.1
Missing	2617
Total	2203	100.0

368) I'm going to read to you some statements like those you might find in a newspaper or magazine article. For each statement, please tell me if you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree. Because of science and technology, there will be more opportunities for the next generation. (NEXTGEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	589	27.0
2) Agree	1366	62.6
3) Disagree	204	9.3
4) Strongly disagree	24	1.1
Missing	2637
Total	2183	100.0

369) I'm going to read to you some statements like those you might find in a newspaper or magazine article. For each statement, please tell me if you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree. Science makes our way of life change too fast. (TOOFAST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	192	8.8
2) Agree	730	33.5
3) Disagree	1153	52.8
4) Strongly disagree	107	4.9
Missing	2638
Total	2182	100.0

370) I'm going to read to you some statements like those you might find in a newspaper or magazine article. For each statement, please tell me if you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree. Even if it brings no immediate benefits, scientific research that advances the frontiers of knowledge is necessary and should be supported by the federal government. (ADVFRONT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	482	22.3
2) Agree	1377	63.7
3) Disagree	270	12.5
4) Strongly disagree	33	1.5
Missing	2658
Total	2162	100.0

371) Now, for a new subject. Do you ever read a horoscope or your personal astrology report? (ASTROLGY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1125	50.1
2) No	1119	49.9
Missing	2576
Total	2244	100.0

372) Would you say that astrology is very scientific, sort of scientific or not at all scientific? (ASTROSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	232	10.7
2) Sort of scientific	695	32.2
3) Not at all scientific	1234	57.1
Missing	2659
Total	2161	100.0

373) Now for another type of question. People have frequently noted that scientific research has produced benefits and harmful results. Would you say that, on balance, the benefits of scientific research have outweighed the harmful results, or have the harmful results of scientific research been greater than its benefits? (SCIBNFTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Benefits greater	1621	77.9
2) About equal (Vol.)	291	14.0
3) Harmful results greater	168	8.1
Missing	2740
Total	2080	100.0

374) People have frequently noted that scientific research has produced benefits and harmful results. Would you say that the balance has been strongly in favor of the benefits or only slightly? (BALPOS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly in favor	1138	71.5
2) Slightly in favor	453	28.5
Missing	3229
Total	1591	100.0

375) People have frequently noted that scientific research has produced benefits and harmful results. Would you say that the balance has been strongly in favor of the harmful results or only slightly? (BALNEG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly in favor	43	25.7
2) Slightly in favor	124	74.3
Missing	4653
Total	167	100.0

376) When you read or hear the term scientific study, do you have a clear understanding of what it means, a general sense of what it means or little understanding of what it means? (SCISTUDY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clear understanding	539	24.4
2) General sense	1203	54.5
3) Little understanding	466	21.1
Missing	2612
Total	2208	100.0

377) In your own words, could you tell me what it means to study something scientifically? (SCITEXT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Formulation of theories, test hypotheses	175	11.1
2) Do experiments, control group	148	9.4
3) Rigorous, systematic comparison	123	7.8
4) Measurement	141	8.9
5) Classification	584	37.0
6) Redundancies/incorrect	406	25.7
Missing	3243
Total	1577	100.0

378) Now, please think about this situation. Two scientists want to know if a certain drug is effective against high blood pressure. The first scientist wants to give the drug to 1,000 people with high blood pressure and see how many of them experience lower blood pressure levels. The second scientist wants to give the drug to 500 people with high blood pressure, and not give the drug to another 500 people with high blood pressure, and see how many in both groups experience lower blood pressure levels. Which is the better way to test this drug? (EXPDESGN)

	TOTAL	%
1) All 1,000 get the drug	341	16.2
2) 500 get the drug; 500 don't	1767	83.8
Missing	2712
Total	2108	100.0

379) Why is it better to test the drug this way? (EXPTEXT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Correct - control group	410	19.5
2) Correct - vague reason	352	16.7
3) Correct - wrong reason	942	44.7
4) Correct - don't know	61	2.9
5) Wrong - reservations about control group	64	3.0
6) Wrong - reservations about sample	143	6.8
7) Wrong - other reason	121	5.7
8) Wrong - don't know	13	0.6
Missing	2714
Total	2106	100.0

380) Now, think about this situation. A doctor tells a couple that their genetic makeup means that they've got a one-in-four chance of having a child with an inherited illness. Does this mean that if their first child has the illness, the next three will not have the illness? (ODDS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	235	11.3
2) No	1848	88.7
Missing	2737
Total	2083	100.0

381) Now, think about this situation. A doctor tells a couple that their genetic makeup means that they've got a one-in-four chance of having a child with an inherited illness. Does this mean that each of the couple's children will have the same risk of suffering from the illness? (ODDS2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1628	77.9
2) No	461	22.1
Missing	2731
Total	2089	100.0

382) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. First, the center of the earth is very hot. Is that true or false? (HOTCORE)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1863	94.1
2) False	117	5.9
Missing	2840
Total	1980	100.0

383) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. All radioactivity is man-made. (RADIOACT)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	367	18.5
2) False	1621	81.5
Missing	2832
Total	1988	100.0

384) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. It is the father's gene that decides whether the baby is a boy or a girl. (BOYORGRL)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1378	71.2
2) False	558	28.8
Missing	2884
Total	1936	100.0

385) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. Lasers work by focusing sound waves. (LASERS)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	512	32.7
2) False	1056	67.3
Missing	3252
Total	1568	100.0

386) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. Electrons are smaller than atoms. (ELECTRON)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1180	71.4
2) False	473	28.6
Missing	3167
Total	1653	100.0

387) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. Antibiotics kill viruses as well as bacteria. (VIRUSES)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	938	44.4
2) False	1173	55.6
Missing	2709
Total	2111	100.0

388) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. The universe began with a huge explosion. (BIGBANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	437	53.4
2) False	382	46.6
Missing	4001
Total	819	100.0

389) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. The continents on which we live have been moving their locations for millions of years and will continue to move in the future. (CONDRIFT)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1849	91.9
2) False	162	8.1
Missing	2809
Total	2011	100.0

390) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. Human beings, as we know them today, developed from earlier species of animals. (EVOLVED)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	537	53.6
2) False	465	46.4
Missing	3818
Total	1002	100.0

391) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. For each statement that I read, please tell me if it is true or false. If you don't know or aren't sure, just tell me so, and we will skip to the next question. Remember true, false or don't know. Now, does the earth go around the sun or does the sun go around the earth? (EARTHSUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Earth around sun	1624	77.7
2) Sun around earth	467	22.3
Missing	2729
Total	2091	100.0

392) Now, I would like to ask you a few short questions like those you might see on a television game show. How long does it take for the earth to go around the sun: one day, one month or one year? (SOLARREV)

	TOTAL	%
1) One day	285	18.7
2) One month	32	2.1
3) One year	1203	79.0
4) Other time period (Vol.)	2	0.1
Missing	3298
Total	1522	100.0

393) Do you have access to the Internet in your home? (INTRHOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1762	78.6
2) No	480	21.4
Missing	2578
Total	2242	100.0

394) What is the highest degree you have earned? (COLDEG1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Associate degree	163	19.6
2) Bachelor's degree	419	50.3
3) Master's degree	177	21.2
4) MBA	16	1.9
5) Law	18	2.2
6) Ph.D.	29	3.5
7) M.D.	4	0.5
8) Other	7	0.8
Missing	3987
Total	833	100.0

395) In what field was that degree? (MAJORCOL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	825	27.66	18.99

396) Have you ever taken any college-level science courses? (COLSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	967	43.2
2) No	1272	56.8
Missing	2581
Total	2239	100.0

397) How many college-level science courses have you taken? (COLSCINM)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	927	6.08	8.29

398) Now, let me ask you to think about the courses you took in high school. What was the highest level of math that you completed in high school? (HSMATH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No math in high school; didn't go to high school	13	0.7
1) General math, business or vocational math	281	14.1
2) Pre-algebra	74	3.7
3) One year of algebra	308	15.5
4) Two years of algebra	384	19.3
5) Geometry (plane or solid or both)	322	16.2
6) Trigonometry/Linear programming/Analysis	211	10.6
7) Pre-calculus	127	6.4
8) Calculus	229	11.5
9) Statistics/Probability	37	1.9
10) Other	7	0.4
Missing	2827
Total	1993	100.0

399) Did you take a high school biology course? (HSBIO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1648	80.7
2) No	393	19.3
Missing	2779
Total	2041	100.0

400) Did you take a high school chemistry course? (HSCHEM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1093	53.6
2) No	945	46.4
Missing	2782
Total	2038	100.0

401) Did you take a high school physics course? (HSPHYS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	651	32.0
2) No	1385	68.0
Missing	2784
Total	2036	100.0

402) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. A. Sociology. Is sociology very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (SOCSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	96	9.9
2) Pretty scientific	406	41.9
3) Not too scientific	372	38.4
4) Not scientific at all	95	9.8
Missing	3851
Total	969	100.0

403) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. B. Physics. Is physics very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (PHYSCSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	763	73.2
2) Pretty scientific	223	21.4
3) Not too scientific	38	3.6
4) Not scientific at all	18	1.7
Missing	3778
Total	1042	100.0

404) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. C. History. Is history very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (HISTSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	120	11.2
2) Pretty scientific	248	23.1
3) Not too scientific	444	41.3
4) Not scientific at all	262	24.4
Missing	3746
Total	1074	100.0

405) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. D. Accounting. Is accounting very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (ACCNTSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	188	8.7
2) Pretty scientific	466	21.7
3) Not too scientific	787	36.6
4) Not scientific at all	711	33.0
Missing	2668
Total	2152	100.0

406) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. E. Biology. Is biology very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (BIOSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	757	70.8
2) Pretty scientific	261	24.4
3) Not too scientific	40	3.7
4) Not scientific at all	11	1.0
Missing	3751
Total	1069	100.0

407) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. F. Economics. Is economics very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (ECONSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	169	16.1
2) Pretty scientific	364	34.8
3) Not too scientific	343	32.8
4) Not scientific at all	171	16.3
Missing	3773
Total	1047	100.0

408) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. G. Medicine. Is medicine very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (MEDSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	912	83.6
2) Pretty scientific	151	13.8
3) Not too scientific	21	1.9
4) Not scientific at all	7	0.6
Missing	3729
Total	1091	100.0

409) How scientific are each of the following fields? If you have not heard of a particular field, just say you haven't heard of it. H. Engineering. Is engineering very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (ENGNRSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	566	52.8
2) Pretty scientific	349	32.6
3) Not too scientific	104	9.7
4) Not scientific at all	52	4.9
Missing	3749
Total	1071	100.0

410) Are you very interested, moderately interested, or not at all interested in international and foreign policy issues? (INTINTL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	493	22.0
2) Moderately interested	1035	46.2
3) Not at all interested	712	31.8
Missing	2580
Total	2240	100.0

411) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in agricultural and farm issues? (INTFARM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	488	21.8
2) Moderately interested	1128	50.4
3) Not at all interested	624	27.9
Missing	2580
Total	2240	100.0

412) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested local school issues? (INTEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	1147	51.2
2) Moderately interested	831	37.1
3) Not at all interested	264	11.8
Missing	2578
Total	2242	100.0

413) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in issues about new scientific discoveries? (INTSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	899	40.2
2) Moderately interested	1000	44.7
3) Not at all interested	338	15.1
Missing	2583
Total	2237	100.0

414) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in economic issues and business conditions? (INTECON)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	1094	48.9
2) Moderately interested	907	40.6
3) Not at all interested	234	10.5
Missing	2585
Total	2235	100.0

415) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in issues about the use of new inventions and technologies? (INTTECH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	928	41.5
2) Moderately interested	1036	46.3
3) Not at all interested	272	12.2
Missing	2584
Total	2236	100.0

416) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in issues about new medical discoveries? (INTMED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	1315	58.7
2) Moderately interested	815	36.4
3) Not at all interested	112	5.0
Missing	2578
Total	2242	100.0

417) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in issues about space exploration? (INTSPACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	516	23.1
2) Moderately interested	977	43.7
3) Not at all interested	741	33.2
Missing	2586
Total	2234	100.0

418) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in issues about environmental pollution? (INTENVIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	1002	44.8
2) Moderately interested	1016	45.4
3) Not at all interested	221	9.9
Missing	2581
Total	2239	100.0

419) Are you very interested, moderately interested or not at all interested in issues about military and defense policy? (INTMIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	846	37.9
2) Moderately interested	1045	46.8
3) Not at all interested	344	15.4
Missing	2585
Total	2235	100.0

420) An art museum. How many times did you visit an art museum during the last year? (VISART)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2249	0.86	2.33

421) A natural history museum. How many times did you visit a natural history museum during the last year? (VISNHIST)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2249	0.46	1.16

422) A zoo or aquarium. How many times did you visit a zoo or aquarium during the last year? (VISZOO)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2248	1.02	3.48

423) A science or technology museum. How many times did you visit a science or technology museum during the last year? (VISSCI)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2248	0.40	1.42

424) A public library. How many times did you visit a public library during the last year? (VISLIB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2199	6.74	12.36

425) You said you get most of your information about science and technology from newspapers. Would that be printed newspapers or online newspapers? (SCINEWS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Printed newspapers	128	82.6
2) Online newspapers	20	12.9
3) Other (specify)	7	4.5
Missing	4665
Total	155	100.0

426) You said you get most of your information about science and technology from newspapers. Would that be printed newspapers or online newspapers? (SCINEWS2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Printed newspapers	148	82.2
2) Online newspapers	20	11.1
3) Other (specify)	12	6.7
Missing	4640
Total	180	100.0

427) You said you get most of your information about science and technology from the Internet. What is the place you are most likely to go on the Internet for science and technology information--online newspapers, online magazines or some other place on the Internet? IF RESPONDENT GIVES MORE THAN ONE PLACE OR SAYS ‘IT DEPENDS,' PROBE ONCE: Which site are you most likely to go on the Internet for science and technology information? (SCINEWS3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Online newspapers	549	64.1
2) Online magazines	110	12.8
3) Science site	79	9.2
4) News site	42	4.9
5) Electronic books and reports	77	9.0
Missing	3963
Total	857	100.0

428) If you had a daughter, how would you feel if she wanted to be a scientist—would you feel happy, unhappy or would you not care one way or the other? (SCIENTDA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Happy	948	82.7
2) Not care	187	16.3
3) Unhappy	11	1.0
Missing	3674
Total	1146	100.0

429) If you had a son, how would you feel if he wanted to be a scientist—would you feel happy, unhappy or would you not care one way or the other? (SCIENTSN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Happy	948	82.9
2) Not care	186	16.3
3) Unhappy	9	0.8
Missing	3677
Total	1143	100.0

430) Have you ever considered working in a science-related career? (SCIENTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	397	34.7
2) No	748	65.3
Missing	3675
Total	1145	100.0

431) Next, I'd like to ask how you rate your knowledge of what scientists do day-to-day in their jobs. Would you say your knowledge of what scientists do day-to-day on their jobs is Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor, Very Poor? (SCIENTDO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	118	10.4
2) Good	288	25.5
3) Fair	378	33.5
4) Poor	253	22.4
5) Very Poor	93	8.2
Missing	3690
Total	1130	100.0

432) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? A. A scientist usually works alone (SCIENTAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	31	2.9
2) Agree	209	19.4
3) Disagree	720	67.0
4) Strongly disagree	115	10.7
Missing	3745
Total	1075	100.0

433) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? B. Scientific work is dangerous (SCIENTDN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	71	6.5
2) Agree	507	46.8
3) Disagree	456	42.1
4) Strongly disagree	50	4.6
Missing	3736
Total	1084	100.0

434) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? C. Scientific researchers are dedicated people who work for the good of humanity (SCIENTGO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	226	20.5
2) Agree	789	71.5
3) Disagree	81	7.3
4) Strongly disagree	7	0.6
Missing	3717
Total	1103	100.0

435) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? D. Scientists don't get as much fun out of life as other people do (SCIENTFU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	31	3.0
2) Agree	199	19.3
3) Disagree	689	66.8
4) Strongly disagree	113	10.9
Missing	3788
Total	1032	100.0

436) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? E. Scientists are helping to solve challenging problems (SCIENTHE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	256	22.8
2) Agree	848	75.4
3) Disagree	15	1.3
4) Strongly disagree	5	0.4
Missing	3696
Total	1124	100.0

437) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? F. Scientists are apt to be odd and peculiar people (SCIENTOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	48	4.5
2) Agree	358	33.4
3) Disagree	596	55.5
4) Strongly disagree	71	6.6
Missing	3747
Total	1073	100.0

438) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? G. Most scientists want to work on things that will make life better for the average person (SCIENTBE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	165	15.0
2) Agree	850	77.2
3) Disagree	81	7.4
4) Strongly disagree	5	0.5
Missing	3719
Total	1101	100.0

439) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? H. Scientists are not likely to be very religious people (SCIENTRE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	50	5.1
2) Agree	337	34.0
3) Disagree	547	55.3
4) Strongly disagree	56	5.7
Missing	3830
Total	990	100.0

440) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? I. Scientists have few other interests but their work (SCIENTWK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	28	2.7
2) Agree	298	29.2
3) Disagree	637	62.3
4) Strongly disagree	59	5.8
Missing	3798
Total	1022	100.0

441) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? J. Scientists earn less than other people with equally demanding jobs (SCIENTMO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	27	2.9
2) Agree	190	20.3
3) Disagree	671	71.6
4) Strongly disagree	49	5.2
Missing	3883
Total	937	100.0

442) Now I'd like to read you some statements about scientists. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? K. A job as a scientist would be boring (SCIENTBR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	21	1.9
2) Agree	166	15.2
3) Disagree	774	71.0
4) Strongly disagree	129	11.8
Missing	3730
Total	1090	100.0

443) If you had a daughter, how would you feel if she wanted to be an engineer—would you feel happy, unhappy or would you not care one way or the other? (ENGDA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Happy	918	83.8
2) Not care	172	15.7
3) Unhappy	5	0.5
Missing	3725
Total	1095	100.0

444) If you had a son, how would you feel if she wanted to be an engineer—would you feel happy, unhappy or would you not care one way or the other? (ENGSON)

	TOTAL	%
1) Happy	937	85.4
2) Not care	158	14.4
3) Unhappy	2	0.2
Missing	3723
Total	1097	100.0

445) Have you considered working in an engineering-related career? (ENGRESP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	281	25.6
2) No	817	74.4
Missing	3722
Total	1098	100.0

446) Next, I'd like to ask how you rate your knowledge of what engineers do day-to-day in their jobs. Would you say your knowledge of what engineers do day-to-day on their jobs is Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor, Very Poor? (ENGDO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	133	12.3
2) Good	317	29.4
3) Fair	355	32.9
4) Poor	182	16.9
5) Very poor	92	8.5
Missing	3741
Total	1079	100.0

447) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? A. An engineer usually works alone (ENGLONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	33	3.3
2) Agree	216	21.7
3) Disagree	627	63.0
4) Strongly disagree	119	12.0
Missing	3825
Total	995	100.0

448) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? B. Engineering work is dangerous (ENGDGR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	62	6.2
2) Agree	346	34.7
3) Disagree	537	53.8
4) Strongly disagree	53	5.3
Missing	3822
Total	998	100.0

449) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? C. Engineering researchers are dedicated people who work for the good of humanity (ENGGOOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	127	12.8
2) Agree	750	75.3
3) Disagree	108	10.8
4) Strongly disagree	11	1.1
Missing	3824
Total	996	100.0

450) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? D. Engineers don't get as much fun out of life as other people do (ENGFUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	25	2.6
2) Agree	152	15.8
3) Disagree	663	69.1
4) Strongly disagree	120	12.5
Missing	3860
Total	960	100.0

451) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? E. Engineers are helping to solve challenging problems (ENGPROB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	215	20.7
2) Agree	788	76.0
3) Disagree	31	3.0
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
Missing	3783
Total	1037	100.0

452) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? F. Engineers are apt to be odd and peculiar people (ENGODD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	44	4.4
2) Agree	255	25.8
3) Disagree	608	61.5
4) Strongly disagree	82	8.3
Missing	3831
Total	989	100.0

453) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? G. Most engineers want to work on things that will make life better for the average person (ENGBTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	129	12.6
2) Agree	820	80.0
3) Disagree	73	7.1
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
Missing	3795
Total	1025	100.0

454) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? H. Engineers are not likely to be very religious people (ENGREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	10	1.2
2) Agree	149	17.1
3) Disagree	639	73.5
4) Strongly disagree	71	8.2
Missing	3951
Total	869	100.0

455) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? I. Engineers have few other interests but their work (ENGINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	22	2.3
2) Agree	157	16.6
3) Disagree	693	73.2
4) Strongly disagree	75	7.9
Missing	3873
Total	947	100.0

456) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? J. Engineers earn less than other people with equally demanding jobs (ENGEARN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	12	1.3
2) Agree	94	10.0
3) Disagree	749	79.7
4) Strongly disagree	85	9.0
Missing	3880
Total	940	100.0

457) Now I'd like to read you some statements about engineers. Please tell me if you agree or disagree with each one. If you feel especially strongly about a statement, please say that you strongly agree or strongly disagree. Okay? K. A job as an engineer would be boring (ENGBRNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	18	1.8
2) Agree	125	12.7
3) Disagree	750	76.1
4) Strongly disagree	92	9.3
Missing	3835
Total	985	100.0

458) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? A. Farming. Is farming very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (FARMING)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	235	21.1
2) Pretty scientific	600	53.9
3) Not too scientific	223	20.0
4) Not scientific at all	55	4.9
Missing	3707
Total	1113	100.0

459) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? B. Journalism. Is journalism very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (JOURNLSM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	54	5.0
2) Pretty scientific	186	17.1
3) Not too scientific	533	49.1
4) Not scientific at all	313	28.8
Missing	3734
Total	1086	100.0

460) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? C. Firefighting. Is firefighting very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (FIREFTNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	194	17.6
2) Pretty scientific	448	40.5
3) Not too scientific	321	29.0
4) Not scientific at all	142	12.9
Missing	3715
Total	1105	100.0

461) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? D. Marriage counseling. Is marriage counseling very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (MARRCOUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	78	7.1
2) Pretty scientific	208	19.1
3) Not too scientific	379	34.7
4) Not scientific at all	426	39.0
Missing	3729
Total	1091	100.0

462) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? E. Medical treatment. Is medical treatment very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (MEDTREAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	842	75.5
2) Pretty scientific	241	21.6
3) Not too scientific	24	2.2
4) Not scientific at all	8	0.7
Missing	3705
Total	1115	100.0

463) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? F. Architecture. Is architecture very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (ARCHITCT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	405	36.9
2) Pretty scientific	443	40.3
3) Not too scientific	167	15.2
4) Not scientific at all	83	7.6
Missing	3722
Total	1098	100.0

464) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? G. Law Enforcement. Is law enforcement very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (LAWENFRC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	144	13.0
2) Pretty scientific	367	33.2
3) Not too scientific	378	34.2
4) Not scientific at all	215	19.5
Missing	3716
Total	1104	100.0

465) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? H. Engineering. Is engineering very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (ENGNRING)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	650	58.7
2) Pretty scientific	361	32.6
3) Not too scientific	61	5.5
4) Not scientific at all	35	3.2
Missing	3713
Total	1107	100.0

466) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? I. Salesmanship. Is salesmanship very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (SLSMNSHP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	42	3.8
2) Pretty scientific	139	12.6
3) Not too scientific	463	42.0
4) Not scientific at all	459	41.6
Missing	3717
Total	1103	100.0

467) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? J. Computer programming. Is computer programming very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (CMPRGMNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	566	51.5
2) Pretty scientific	388	35.3
3) Not too scientific	107	9.7
4) Not scientific at all	39	3.5
Missing	3720
Total	1100	100.0

468) Please look at Card H3. How scientific is each of the following work activities? K. Financial counseling. Is financial counseling very scientific, pretty scientific, not too scientific or not scientific at all? (FINLCOUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very scientific	108	9.8
2) Pretty scientific	287	26.1
3) Not too scientific	406	36.9
4) Not scientific at all	299	27.2
Missing	3720
Total	1100	100.0

469) According to astronomers, the universe began with a huge explosion. (Is that true or false?) (BIGBANG1)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	659	75.1
2) False	219	24.9
Missing	3942
Total	878	100.0

470) According to the theory of evolution, human beings, as we know them today, developed from earlier species of animals. (Is that true or false?) (EVOLVED1)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	783	77.8
2) False	223	22.2
Missing	3814
Total	1006	100.0

471) Was your (husband/wife) raised Jewish? (SPJOTH16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	4	44.4
3) No	5	55.6
Missing	4811
Total	9	100.0

472) Was you mother Jewish in any way when you were growing up? (MAJWOTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2	50.0
3) No	2	50.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

473) Was you father Jewish in any way when you were growing up? (PAJWOTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2	20.0
3) No	8	80.0
Missing	4810
Total	10	100.0

474) Did you have a (bar/bat) mitzvah when you were a child? (BMITZVAH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	24	42.9
2) No	32	57.1
Missing	4764
Total	56	100.0

475) [Do you/Does someone in your household] belong to a synagogue, temple, minyan or high holiday congregation? (SYNMEM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	35	38.9
2) No	55	61.1
Missing	4730
Total	90	100.0

476) In what religion is (CHILD'S NAME) being raised? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (KD1RELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	2	6.3
3) Jewish	19	59.4
4) None	9	28.1
5) Other	2	6.3
Missing	4788
Total	32	100.0

477) In what religion is (CHILD'S NAME) being raised? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (KD2RELIG)

	TOTAL	%
3) Jewish	14	77.8
4) None	4	22.2
Missing	4802
Total	18	100.0

478) In what religion is (CHILD'S NAME) being raised? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (KD3RELIG)

	TOTAL	%
3) Jewish	4	80.0
5) Other	1	20.0
Missing	4815
Total	5	100.0

479) In what religion is (CHILD'S NAME) being raised? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion or no religion? (KD4RELIG)

	TOTAL	%
3) Jewish	2	100.0
Missing	4818
Total	2	100.0

480) If no religion: Is (CHILD'S NAME) considered Jewish for any reason? (KD1JWOTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2	22.2
2) Half/part	2	22.2
3) No	5	55.6
Missing	4811
Total	9	100.0

481) If no religion: Is (CHILD'S NAME) considered Jewish for any reason? (KD2JWOTH)

	TOTAL	%
3) No	4	100.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

482) Since the age of 18, have your sex partners been: (SEXSEX18)

	TOTAL	%
1) Only men	2211	51.5
2) Some women, but mostly men	120	2.8
3) Equally men and women	18	0.4
4) Some men, but mostly women	46	1.1
5) Only women	1769	41.2
6) I have not had any sex partners	127	3.0
Missing	529
Total	4291	100.0

483) Some people are very open about their sexual orientation while others are not. About how many of your co-workers know that you (are gay[IF MALE]/are lesbian[IF FEMALE]/are bisexual/have sex with men[IF MALE]/have sex with women[IF FEMALE]): (TOLDWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of my coworkers	34	19.7
2) More than half	16	9.2
3) About half	10	5.8
4) Less than half	31	17.9
5) None of them	82	47.4
Missing	4647
Total	173	100.0

484) Have you ever in your life been denied a job or been fired from a job because an employer believed you were gay, lesbian or bisexual? (EVLOSEJB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	6.4
2) No	280	93.6
Missing	4521
Total	299	100.0

485) In the last five years, have you been denied a job or been fired from a job because an employer believed you were gay, lesbian or bisexual? (LOSEJOB5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	11	55.0
2) No	7	35.0
3) Not employed in last five years	2	10.0
Missing	4800
Total	20	100.0

486) Have you ever in your life been denied a promotion or received a negative job evaluation because an employer believed you were gay, lesbian or bisexual? (EVNEGJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	6.4
2) No	280	93.6
Missing	4521
Total	299	100.0

487) In the last five years, have you been denied a promotion or received a negative job evaluation because an employer believed you were gay, lesbian or bisexual? (NEGJOB5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	41.7
2) No	6	25.0
3) Not employed in last five years	8	33.3
Missing	4796
Total	24	100.0

488) Have you ever in your life been harassed verbally or in writing on the job by a co-worker, supervisor or boss because you were believed to be gay, lesbian or bisexual? (EVHARJB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	51	17.0
2) No	249	83.0
Missing	4520
Total	300	100.0

489) In the last five years, have you been harassed verbally or in writing on the job by a co-worker, supervisor or boss because you were believed to be gay, lesbian or bisexual? (HARJOB5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	26	50.0
2) No	22	42.3
3) Not employed in last five years	4	7.7
Missing	4768
Total	52	100.0

490) Have you ever in your life been prevented from buying or moving into a house or apartment or been forced to move because a landlord or realtor believed you were gay, lesbian or bisexual? (EVDWELL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	12	4.0
2) No	287	96.0
Missing	4521
Total	299	100.0

491) In the last five years, have you been forced to move or prevented from buying or moving into a house or apartment because a landlord or realtor believed you were gay, lesbian or bisexual? (DWELL5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	4	30.8
2) No	9	69.2
Missing	4807
Total	13	100.0

492) Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president? (PRESPOP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	633	53.9
2) Disapprove	541	46.1
Missing	3646
Total	1174	100.0

493) Since [CURRENT MONTH] 1st of last year, have you done any volunteer activities through or for an organization? (VOLACTYR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	517	40.0
2) No	777	60.0
Missing	3526
Total	1294	100.0

494) Sometimes people don't think of activities they do infrequently or activities they do for children's schools or youth organizations as volunteer activities. Since [CURRENT MONTH] 1st of last year, have you done any of these types of volunteer activities? (VOLACTY2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	96	12.4
2) No	681	87.6
Missing	4043
Total	777	100.0

495) How much influence does the average citizen have on politics: None, a little, some, quite a bit or a great deal? (POLEFY3)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	95	15.5
2) A little	206	33.7
3) Some	189	30.9
4) Quite a bit	69	11.3
5) A great deal	52	8.5
Missing	4209
Total	611	100.0

496) How much say do people like you have about what the government does: None, a little, some, quite a bit or a great deal? (POLEFY11)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	162	26.2
2) A little	224	36.2
3) Some	170	27.5
4) Quite a bit	40	6.5
5) A great deal	23	3.7
Missing	4201
Total	619	100.0

497) How good is your understanding of the important political issues facing our country: Not at all, a little, somewhat, very or extremely? (POLEFY13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	29	4.7
2) A little	117	18.8
3) Somewhat	284	45.6
4) Very	152	24.4
5) Extremely	41	6.6
Missing	4197
Total	623	100.0

498) Compared to most people, how informed are you about politics: not at all, a little, somewhat, very or extremely? (POLEFY15)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	49	7.7
2) A little	142	22.3
3) Somewhat	256	40.3
4) Very	143	22.5
5) Extremely	46	7.2
Missing	4184
Total	636	100.0

499) How often do the people we elect to Congress try to keep the promises they have made during the election: Never, rarely, sometimes, very often or extremely often? (POLEFY16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	59	9.6
2) Rarely	215	34.9
3) Sometimes	288	46.8
4) Very often	49	8.0
5) Extremely often	5	0.8
Missing	4204
Total	616	100.0

500) How many government administrators can be trusted to do what is best for the country: None, a few, some, most or all? (POLEFY17)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	62	10.1
2) A few	247	40.2
3) Some	241	39.3
4) Most	59	9.6
5) All	5	0.8
Missing	4206
Total	614	100.0

501) Interviewer: Please record the color from the color card that most closely corresponds to the respondent's facial coloring (RATETONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Lightest	1361	34.0
2) 2	1298	32.4
3) 3	505	12.6
4) 4	260	6.5
5) 5	152	3.8
6) 6	119	3.0
7) 7	123	3.1
8) 8	125	3.1
9) 9	38	0.9
10) Darkest	27	0.7
Missing	812
Total	4008	100.0

502) Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: The average citizen has considerable influence on politics (POLEFF3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	43	6.8
2) Agree	153	24.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	121	19.1
4) Disagree	210	33.1
5) Strongly disagree	108	17.0
Missing	4185
Total	635	100.0

503) How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? People like me don't have any say about what the government does (POLEFF11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	75	11.8
2) Agree	193	30.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	103	16.2
4) Disagree	213	33.6
5) Strongly disagree	50	7.9
Missing	4186
Total	634	100.0

504) How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? I feel that I have a pretty good understanding of the important political issues facing our country (POLEFF13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	96	15.1
2) Agree	303	47.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	112	17.6
4) Disagree	102	16.1
5) Strongly disagree	22	3.5
Missing	4185
Total	635	100.0

505) How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? I think most people are better informed about politics and government than I am (POLEFF15)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	37	5.7
2) Agree	197	30.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	143	22.1
4) Disagree	218	33.6
5) Strongly disagree	53	8.2
Missing	4172
Total	648	100.0

506) How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? People we elect to Congress try to keep the promises they have made during the election (POLEFF16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	10	1.6
2) Agree	140	21.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	119	18.6
4) Disagree	253	39.6
5) Strongly disagree	117	18.3
Missing	4181
Total	639	100.0

507) How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Most government administrators can be trusted to do what is best for the country (POLEFF17)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	9	1.4
2) Agree	120	18.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	176	27.6
4) Disagree	230	36.1
5) Strongly disagree	102	16.0
Missing	4183
Total	637	100.0

508) Which of these statements applies to you? (POSSLQ)

	TOTAL	%
1) I am married and living in the same household as my husband or wife	1720	45.0
2) I am living as married and my partner and I together live in the same household	365	9.6
3) I have a husband or wife or steady partner but we don't live in the same household	335	8.8
4) I don't have a steady partner	1401	36.7
Missing	999
Total	3821	100.0

509) Which of these statements applies to you? CODE ONE ONLY (POSSLQY)

	TOTAL	%
1) I am married and living in the same household as my husband or wife	433	44.5
2) I am living as married and my partner and I together live in the same household	97	10.0
3) I have a husband or wife or steady partner but we don't live in the same household	96	9.9
4) I don't have a steady partner	348	35.7
Missing	3846
Total	974	100.0

510) Now some questions about your children who are aged 18 and older. How many children age 18 and older do you have? (We mean children who are still alive. Please include step-children and adopted children.) If you have no children age 18 and older, enter '0.' (KIDNUM)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	32	1.78	0.87

511) During the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the following things for people you know personally, such as relatives, friends, neighbors or other acquaintances? A. Helped someone outside of your household with housework or shopping (HELPHWRK)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	58	4.5
2) Once a week	80	6.2
3) Once a month	175	13.5
4) At least two or three times in the past year	394	30.3
5) Once in the past year	120	9.2
6) Not at all in the past year	473	36.4
Missing	3520
Total	1300	100.0

512) During the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the following things for people you know personally, such as relatives, friends, neighbors or other acquaintances? B. Lent quite a bit of money to another person (LENTTO)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	11	0.8
2) Once a week	17	1.3
3) Once a month	56	4.3
4) At least two or three times in the past year	208	16.0
5) Once in the past year	258	19.9
6) Not at all in the past year	747	57.6
Missing	3523
Total	1297	100.0

513) During the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the following things for people you know personally, such as relatives, friends, neighbors or other acquaintances? C. Spent time talking with someone who was a bit down or depressed (TALKEDTO)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	169	13.0
2) Once a week	197	15.2
3) Once a month	307	23.7
4) At least two or three times in the past year	391	30.1
5) Once in the past year	98	7.6
6) Not at all in the past year	135	10.4
Missing	3523
Total	1297	100.0

514) During the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the following things for people you know personally, such as relatives, friends, neighbors or other acquaintances? D. Helped somebody to find a job (HELPJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	25	1.9
2) Once a week	28	2.2
3) Once a month	102	7.8
4) At least two or three times in the past year	342	26.3
5) Once in the past year	270	20.8
6) Not at all in the past year	533	41.0
Missing	3520
Total	1300	100.0

515) The way things are in America, people like me and my family have a good chance of improving our standard of living -- do you agree or disagree? (GOODLIFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	414	12.8
2) Agree	1365	42.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	572	17.6
4) Disagree	724	22.3
5) Strongly disagree	168	5.2
Missing	1577
Total	3243	100.0

516) Do you agree or disagree? A. A working mother can establish just as warm and secure a relationship with her children as a mother who does not work (MAWRKWRM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	491	38.3
2) Agree	523	40.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	51	4.0
4) Disagree	171	13.3
5) Strongly disagree	47	3.7
Missing	3537
Total	1283	100.0

517) Do you agree or disagree? B. A pre-school child is likely to suffer if his or her mother works (KIDSUFFR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	68	5.3
2) Agree	299	23.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	109	8.5
4) Disagree	511	39.9
5) Strongly disagree	294	23.0
Missing	3539
Total	1281	100.0

518) Do you agree or disagree? C. All in all, family life suffers when the woman has a full-time job (FAMSUFFR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	73	5.7
2) Agree	286	22.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	152	11.9
4) Disagree	511	40.2
5) Strongly disagree	250	19.7
Missing	3548
Total	1272	100.0

519) Do you agree or disagree? E. A job is alright, but what most women really want is a home and children (HOMEKID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	83	6.7
2) Agree	360	29.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	299	24.2
4) Disagree	372	30.1
5) Strongly disagree	120	9.7
Missing	3586
Total	1234	100.0

520) Do you agree or disagree? F. Being a housewife is just as fulfilling as working for pay (HOUSEWRK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	184	15.0
2) Agree	531	43.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	214	17.5
4) Disagree	238	19.4
5) Strongly disagree	57	4.7
Missing	3596
Total	1224	100.0

521) Do you think that women should work outside the home full-time, part-time or not at all under these circumstances: when there is a child under school age (WRKBABY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Work full-time	171	17.3
2) Work part-time	481	48.7
3) Stay home	335	33.9
Missing	3833
Total	987	100.0

522) Do you think that women should work outside the home full-time, part-time or not at all under these circumstances: after the youngest child starts school (WRKSCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Work full-time	567	54.9
2) Work part-time	419	40.6
3) Stay home	47	4.5
Missing	3787
Total	1033	100.0

523) Do you agree or disagree? Married people are generally happier than unmarried people (MARHAPPY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	100	8.2
2) Agree	348	28.6
3) Neither agree nor disagree	383	31.5
4) Disagree	327	26.9
5) Strongly disagree	59	4.8
Missing	3603
Total	1217	100.0

524) Do you agree or disagree? People who want children ought to get married (MARLEGIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	244	19.2
2) Agree	544	42.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	227	17.8
4) Disagree	221	17.4
5) Strongly disagree	36	2.8
Missing	3548
Total	1272	100.0

525) Do you agree or disagree? Homosexual couples should have the right to marry one another (MARHOMO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	743	23.9
2) Agree	832	26.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	332	10.7
4) Disagree	444	14.3
5) Strongly disagree	754	24.3
Missing	1715
Total	3105	100.0

526) All in all, what do you think is the ideal number of children for a family to have? (NUMKIDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	12	1.0
1) 1	32	2.7
2) 2	637	53.6
3) 3	355	29.9
4) 4	118	9.9
5) 5	23	1.9
6) 6	10	0.8
7) Seven or more	2	0.2
Missing	3631
Total	1189	100.0

527) Do you agree or disagree? Watching children grow up is life's greatest joy (KIDJOY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	550	43.3
2) Agree	558	43.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	120	9.4
4) Disagree	40	3.1
5) Strongly disagree	3	0.2
Missing	3549
Total	1271	100.0

528) Do you agree or disagree? Having children interferes too much with the freedom of parents (KIDNOFRE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	28	2.2
2) Agree	165	13.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	145	11.5
4) Disagree	666	52.8
5) Strongly disagree	258	20.4
Missing	3558
Total	1262	100.0

529) Did your mother ever work for pay for as long as one year after you were born and before you were 14? (MAWORK14)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, she worked	852	66.6
2) No	397	31.0
3) Did not live with mother	30	2.3
Missing	3541
Total	1279	100.0

530) And, do you agree or disagree? Man's job is to earn money; a woman's job is to look after the home and family (HUBBYWK1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	63	4.9
2) Agree	225	17.6
3) Neither agree nor disagree	223	17.5
4) Disagree	538	42.1
5) Strongly disagree	228	17.9
Missing	3543
Total	1277	100.0

531) Family life often suffers because men concentrate too much on their work (MEOVRWRK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	268	8.4
2) Agree	1467	45.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	411	12.8
4) Disagree	951	29.6
5) Strongly disagree	112	3.5
Missing	1611
Total	3209	100.0

532) One parent can bring up a child as well as two parents together (SINGLPAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	116	9.1
2) Agree	504	39.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	120	9.4
4) Disagree	417	32.8
5) Strongly disagree	113	8.9
Missing	3550
Total	1270	100.0

533) It is all right for a couple to live together without intending to get married (COHABOK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	128	10.1
2) Agree	583	45.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	173	13.6
4) Disagree	259	20.4
5) Strongly disagree	127	10.0
Missing	3550
Total	1270	100.0

534) Do you agree or disagree? Divorce is usually the best solution when a couple can't seem to work out their marriage problems (DIVBEST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	91	7.2
2) Agree	561	44.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	187	14.8
4) Disagree	336	26.6
5) Strongly disagree	90	7.1
Missing	3555
Total	1265	100.0

535) How do you and your spouse/partner organize the income that one or both of you receive? Please choose the option that comes closest (FAMBUDGT)

	TOTAL	%
1) I manage all the money and give my partner his/her share	111	16.2
2) My partner manages all the money and gives me my share	90	13.1
3) We pool all the money and each take out what we need	338	49.2
4) We pool some of the money and keep the rest separate	67	9.8
5) We each keep our own money separate	81	11.8
Missing	4133
Total	687	100.0

536) In your household, who does the following things: does the laundry? (LAUNDRY1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always me	187	26.9
2) Usually me	109	15.7
3) About equal or both together	176	25.3
4) Usually my spouse or partner	123	17.7
5) Always my spouse or partner	87	12.5
6) Is done by a third person	14	2.0
Missing	4124
Total	696	100.0

537) In your household, who does the following things: makes small repairs around the house? (REPAIRS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always me	185	26.7
2) Usually me	117	16.9
3) About equal or both together	91	13.1
4) Usually my spouse or partner	156	22.5
5) Always my spouse or partner	111	16.0
6) Is done by a third person	33	4.8
Missing	4127
Total	693	100.0

538) In your household, who does the following things: cares for sick family members? (CARESIK1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always me	117	19.1
2) Usually me	90	14.7
3) About equal or both together	261	42.5
4) Usually my spouse or partner	89	14.5
5) Always my spouse or partner	44	7.2
6) Is done by a third person	13	2.1
Missing	4206
Total	614	100.0

539) In your household, who does the following things: shops for groceries? (SHOP1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always me	134	19.2
2) Usually me	105	15.1
3) About equal or both together	288	41.3
4) Usually my spouse or partner	92	13.2
5) Always my spouse or partner	66	9.5
6) Is done by a third person	12	1.7
Missing	4123
Total	697	100.0

540) In your household, who does the following things: prepares the meals? (COOKING1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always me	160	23.0
2) Usually me	133	19.1
3) About equal or both together	192	27.6
4) Usually my spouse or partner	123	17.7
5) Always my spouse or partner	75	10.8
6) Is done by a third person	13	1.9
Missing	4124
Total	696	100.0

541) On average, how many hours a week do you personally spend on household work, not including childcare and leisure time activities? (RHHWORK)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1276	10.24	11.46

542) And what about your spouse/partner? On average, how many hours a week does he/she spend on household work, not including childcare or leisure time activities? (SPHHWORK)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	686	12.10	15.60

543) Which of the following best applies to the sharing of household work between you and your spouse/partner? (HHWKFAIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) I do much more than my fair share of household work	149	21.5
2) I do a bit more than my fair share of household work	129	18.6
3) I do roughly my fair share of household work	253	36.6
4) I do a bit less than my fair share of household work	105	15.2
5) I do much less than my fair share of household work	56	8.1
Missing	4128
Total	692	100.0

544) Who usually makes/made the decisions about how to bring up your children? (DECKIDS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly me	233	26.5
2) Mostly my spouse	65	7.4
3) Sometimes me or sometimes my spouse	96	10.9
4) We decide together	481	54.8
5) Someone else	3	0.3
Missing	3942
Total	878	100.0

545) If you were to consider your life, in general, how happy or unhappy would you say you are, on the whole? (HAPPY7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely happy	148	11.5
2) Very happy	563	43.8
3) Fairly happy	440	34.3
4) Neither happy nor unhappy	77	6.0
5) Fairly unhappy	35	2.7
6) Very unhappy	16	1.2
7) Completely unhappy	5	0.4
Missing	3536
Total	1284	100.0

546) All things considered, how satisfied are you with your (main) job? (SATJOB7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely satisfied	122	16.0
2) Very satisfied	264	34.6
3) Fairly satisfied	260	34.1
4) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	54	7.1
5) Fairly dissatisfied	40	5.2
6) Very dissatisfied	13	1.7
7) Completely dissatisfied	9	1.2
Missing	4058
Total	762	100.0

547) All things considered, how satisfied are you with your family life? (SATFAM7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely satisfied	254	20.1
2) Very satisfied	548	43.4
3) Fairly satisfied	316	25.0
4) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	72	5.7
5) Fairly dissatisfied	41	3.2
6) Very dissatisfied	22	1.7
7) Completely dissatisfied	10	0.8
Missing	3557
Total	1263	100.0

548) Do you agree or disagree? Both the husband and the wife should contribute to the household income (TWOINCS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	249	19.7
2) Agree	572	45.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	307	24.2
4) Disagree	121	9.6
5) Strongly disagree	18	1.4
Missing	3553
Total	1267	100.0

549) Considering all sources of income, between you and your spouse/partner, who has the higher income? (EARNSHH)

	TOTAL	%
1) My spouse/partner has no income	58	8.4
2) I have much higher income	112	16.2
3) I have a higher income	142	20.5
4) We have about the same income	55	8.0
5) My spouse/partner has a higher income	236	34.2
6) My spouse/partner has a much higher income	54	7.8
7) I have no income	34	4.9
Missing	4129
Total	691	100.0

550) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? A same sex female couple can bring up a child as well as a male-female couple (SSFCHILD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	124	10.1
2) Agree	451	36.7
3) Neither agree or disagree	152	12.4
4) Disagree	315	25.6
5) Strongly disagree	188	15.3
Missing	3590
Total	1230	100.0

551) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? A same sex male couple can bring up a child as well as a male-female couple (SSMCHILD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	116	9.4
2) Agree	411	33.5
3) Neither agree or disagree	158	12.9
4) Disagree	330	26.9
5) Strongly disagree	213	17.3
Missing	3592
Total	1228	100.0

552) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Children are a financial burden on their parents (KIDFINBU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	51	4.0
2) Agree	288	22.7
3) Neither agree or disagree	198	15.6
4) Disagree	515	40.7
5) Strongly disagree	214	16.9
Missing	3554
Total	1266	100.0

553) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Having children restricts the employment and career chances of one or both parents (KIDJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	41	3.3
2) Agree	381	30.3
3) Neither agree or disagree	218	17.3
4) Disagree	492	39.1
5) Strongly disagree	126	10.0
Missing	3562
Total	1258	100.0

554) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Having children increases people's social standing in society (KIDSOCST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	46	3.7
2) Agree	367	29.4
3) Neither agree or disagree	381	30.5
4) Disagree	391	31.3
5) Strongly disagree	63	5.0
Missing	3572
Total	1248	100.0

555) To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Adult children are an important source of help for elderly parents (ELDERSUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	267	20.9
2) Agree	832	65.2
3) Neither agree or disagree	98	7.7
4) Disagree	70	5.5
5) Strongly disagree	9	0.7
Missing	3544
Total	1276	100.0

556) Consider a couple who both work full-time and now have a new born child. One of them stops working for some time to care for their child. Do you think there should be paid leave available and, if so, for how long? (PAIDLV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, [enter] months	1011	82.2
2) No, there should be no paid leave	219	17.8
Missing	3590
Total	1230	100.0

557) (IF YES) Months of paid leave that should be available (PAIDLV1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1011	6.04	6.59

558) And who should pay for this leave? The government, the employer, both the government and the employer or other sources? (PAIDLVPY)

	TOTAL	%
1) The government	69	7.1
2) The employer	359	37.0
3) Both government and the employer	489	50.4
4) Other sources	53	5.5
Missing	3850
Total	970	100.0

559) Still thinking about the same couple, if both are in a similar work situation and are eligible for paid leave, how should this paid leave period be divided between the mother and the father? (PAIDLVDV)

	TOTAL	%
1) The mother should take the entire paid leave period and the father should not take any paid leave	289	32.4
2) The mother should take most of the paid leave period and the father should take some of it	271	30.4
3) The mother and the father should each take half of the paid leave period	327	36.7
4) The father should take most of the paid leave period and the mother should take some of it	3	0.3
5) The father should take the entire paid leave period and the mother should not take any paid leave	2	0.2
Missing	3928
Total	892	100.0

560) Consider a family with a child under school age. What, in your opinion, is the best way for them to organize their family and work life? Should... (FAMWKBST)

	TOTAL	%
1) The mother stays at home and the father works full-time	379	38.8
2) The mother works part-time and the father works full-time	416	42.6
3) Both the mother and father work full-time	113	11.6
4) Both the mother and father work part-time	60	6.1
5) The father works part-time and the mother works full-time	2	0.2
6) The father stays at home and the mother works full-time	7	0.7
Missing	3843
Total	977	100.0

561) And, in your opinion, which of these options would be the least desirable? (FAMWKLST)

	TOTAL	%
1) The mother stays at home and the father works full-time	59	5.7
2) The mother works part-time and the father works full-time	24	2.3
3) Both the mother and father work full-time	378	36.3
4) Both the mother and father work part-time	139	13.3
5) The father works part-time and the mother works full-time	51	4.9
6) The father stays at home and the mother works full-time	391	37.5
Missing	3778
Total	1042	100.0

562) People have different views on childcare for children under school age. Who do you think should primarily provide childcare? (CAREPROV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Family members	623	56.5
2) Government agencies	86	7.8
3) Non-profit organizations (e.g., charitable organizations, churches/religious organizations)	39	3.5
4) Private childcare providers (e.g., private day care center, nanny, babysitter)	279	25.3
5) Employers	76	6.9
Missing	3717
Total	1103	100.0

563) Who do you think should primarily cover the costs of childcare for children under school age? (CARECOST)

	TOTAL	%
1) The family	846	77.9
2) The government/public funds	167	15.4
3) The employers	73	6.7
Missing	3734
Total	1086	100.0

564) Thinking about elderly people who need some help in their everyday lives, such as help with grocery shopping, cleaning the house, doing the laundry etc. Who do you think should primarily provide this help? (ELDHELP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Family members	763	66.0
2) Government agencies	191	16.5
3) Non-profit organizations (e.g., charitable organizations, churches/religious organizations)	95	8.2
4) Private providers of this kind of help	107	9.3
Missing	3664
Total	1156	100.0

565) And who do you think should primarily cover the costs of this help to these elderly people? (ELDCOST)

	TOTAL	%
1) The elderly people themselves or their family	567	54.1
2) The government/public funds	482	45.9
Missing	3771
Total	1049	100.0

566) In your household who does the following things: does household cleaning? Is it always you, usually you, about equal or both together, usually your [spouse/partner], always your [spouse/partner] or by a third person? (HHCLEAN1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always me	165	23.7
2) Usually me	124	17.8
3) About equal or both together	194	27.8
4) Usually my spouse/partner	116	16.6
5) Always my spouse/partner	55	7.9
6) Is done by a third person	43	6.2
Missing	4123
Total	697	100.0

567) When you and your [spouse/partner] make decisions about choosing shared weekend activities, who has the final say? (WKNDACT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly me	101	14.6
2) Mostly my [spouse/partner]	73	10.5
3) Sometimes me/sometimes my [spouse/partner]	157	22.6
4) We decide together	362	52.2
5) Someone else	1	0.1
Missing	4126
Total	694	100.0

568) How often has each of the following happened to you during the past three months? You have come home from work too tired to do the chores which need to be done (TIREDHM1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Doesn't apply/no job	412	31.9
1) Several times a week	279	21.6
2) Several times a month	183	14.2
3) Once or twice	252	19.5
4) Never	164	12.7
Missing	3530
Total	1290	100.0

569) How often has each of the following happened to you during the past three months? It has been difficult for you to fulfill your family responsibilities because of the amount of time you spent on your job (JOBVSFA1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Doesn't apply/no job	474	36.7
1) Several times a week	105	8.1
2) Several times a month	132	10.2
3) Once or twice	213	16.5
4) Never	366	28.4
Missing	3530
Total	1290	100.0

570) How often has each of the following happened to you during the past three months? You have arrived at work too tired to function well because of the household work you had done (TIREDWK1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Doesn't apply/no job	452	35.0
1) Several times a week	34	2.6
2) Several times a month	43	3.3
3) Once or twice	153	11.9
4) Never	609	47.2
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

571) How often has each of the following happened to you during the past three months? You have found it difficult to concentrate at work because of your family responsibilities (FAMVSWK1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Doesn't apply/no job	456	35.3
1) Several times a week	30	2.3
2) Several times a month	74	5.7
3) Once or twice	221	17.1
4) Never	510	39.5
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

572) Did you work outside the home full-time, part-time or not at all: when a child was under school age? (WKKIDSCL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Worked full-time	615	69.6
2) Worked part-time	121	13.7
3) Stayed at home	147	16.6
Missing	3937
Total	883	100.0

573) Did you work outside the home full-time, part-time or not at all: after the youngest child started school? (WKYNGSCL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Worked full-time	626	76.2
2) Worked part-time	108	13.1
3) Stayed at home	88	10.7
Missing	3998
Total	822	100.0

574) What about your [spouse/partner] at that time – did [he/she] work outside the home full-time, part-time or not at all: when a child was under school age? (WKKIDSCS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Worked full-time	557	67.5
2) Worked part-time	91	11.0
3) Stayed at home	177	21.5
Missing	3995
Total	825	100.0

575) What about your [spouse/partner] at that time – did [he/she] work outside the home full-time, part-time or not at all: after the youngest child started school? (WKYNGSCS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Worked full-time	531	72.6
2) Worked part-time	100	13.7
3) Stayed at home	100	13.7
Missing	4089
Total	731	100.0

576) And on average, how many hours a week does your [spouse/partner] spend looking after family members (e.g., children, elderly, ill or disabled family members)? (SPFALOOK)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	699	20.21	27.73

577) How long have you and your [spouse/steady partner] been living together? (SPLIVE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	564	21.20	15.39

578) In general how would you describe relations in your work place: between management and employees? (BOSSEMPS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very good	350	31.3
2) Quite good	446	39.9
3) Neither	254	22.7
4) Quite bad	56	5.0
5) Very bad	13	1.2
Missing	3701
Total	1119	100.0

579) About how many people work at the location where you work? Count part-time as well as full-time employees in all areas, departments and buildings. (LOCALNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1 - 9	751	26.6
2) 10 - 49	628	22.3
3) 50 - 99	333	11.8
4) 100 - 499	574	20.3
5) 500 - 999	162	5.7
6) 1,000 - 1,999	121	4.3
7) More than 2,000	253	9.0
Missing	1998
Total	2822	100.0

580) How often do you take part in the activities and organizations of a church or place of worship other than attending services? (RELACTIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	2178	45.4
2) Less than once a year	356	7.4
3) About once or twice a year	599	12.5
4) Several times a year	506	10.5
5) About once a month	299	6.2
6) Two to three times a month	288	6.0
7) Nearly every week	136	2.8
8) Every week	382	8.0
9) Several times a week	32	0.7
10) Once a day	23	0.5
Missing	21
Total	4799	100.0

581) Do you think the number of immigrants to America nowadays should be increased a lot, increased a little, remain the same as it is, reduced a little or reduced a lot? (LETIN1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Increased a lot	130	4.1
2) Increased a little	291	9.2
3) Remain the same as it is	1198	38.0
4) Reduced a little	789	25.0
5) Reduced a lot	746	23.7
Missing	1666
Total	3154	100.0

582) How many sex partners have you had in the last 12 months? (PARTNERS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No partners	405	23.8
1) 1 partner	1068	62.6
2) 2 partners	109	6.4
3) 3 partners	57	3.3
4) 4 partners	34	2.0
5) 5-10 partners	23	1.3
6) 11-20 partners	5	0.3
7) 21-100 partners	4	0.2
Missing	3115
Total	1705	100.0

583) Was one of the partners your husband or wife or regular sexual partner? (MATESEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1193	91.8
2) No	106	8.2
Missing	3521
Total	1299	100.0

584) If you had other partners, please indicate all categories that apply to them. Close personal friend (FRNDSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	173	63.8
2) No	98	36.2
Missing	4549
Total	271	100.0

585) If you had other partners, please indicate all categories that apply to them. Neighbor, co-worker or long-term acquaintance (ACQNTSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	118	43.5
2) No	153	56.5
Missing	4549
Total	271	100.0

586) If you had other partners, please indicate all categories that apply to them. Casual date or pickup (PIKUPSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	105	38.9
2) No	165	61.1
Missing	4550
Total	270	100.0

587) If you had other partners, please indicate all categories that apply to them. Person you paid or paid you for sex (PAIDSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	11	4.1
2) No	259	95.9
Missing	4550
Total	270	100.0

588) If you had other partners, please indicate all categories that apply to them. Other (OTHERSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	3.7
2) No	260	96.3
Missing	4550
Total	270	100.0

589) Have your sex partners in the last twelve months been . . . (SEXSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Exclusively male	700	53.4
2) Both male and female	18	1.4
3) Exclusively female	592	45.2
Missing	3510
Total	1310	100.0

590) About how often did you have sex during the last twelve months? (SEXFREQ)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	35	2.9
1) Once or twice	127	10.6
2) About once a month	169	14.1
3) Two or three times a month	255	21.3
4) About once a week	215	18.0
5) Two or three times a week	283	23.7
6) Four or more times a week	112	9.4
Missing	3624
Total	1196	100.0

591) Now thinking about the time since your 18th birthday (including the past 12 months) how many female partners have you had sex with? (NUMWOMEN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1590	6.99	45.30

592) Again, thinking about the time since your 18th birthday (including the recent past that you have already told us about) how many male partners have you had sex with? (NUMMEN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1588	4.64	28.91

593) Now think about the past five years and including the past 12 months, how many sex partners have you had in that five year period? (PARTNRS5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No partners	245	14.9
1) One partner	898	54.5
2) Two partners	170	10.3
3) Three partners	94	5.7
4) Four partners	69	4.2
5) Five-10 partners	121	7.3
6) 11-20 partners	34	2.1
7) 21-100 partners	13	0.8
8) More than 100 partners	4	0.2
Missing	3172
Total	1648	100.0

594) Have your sex partners in the last five years been . . . (SEXSEX5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Exclusively male	758	52.3
2) Both male and female	36	2.5
3) Exclusively female	654	45.2
Missing	3372
Total	1448	100.0

595) Thinking about the time since your 18th birthday, have you ever had sex with a person you paid or who paid you for sex? (EVPAIDSX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	114	6.7
2) No	1586	93.3
Missing	3120
Total	1700	100.0

596) Have you ever had sex with someone other than your husband or wife while you were married? (EVSTRAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	213	17.5
2) No	1003	82.5
Missing	3604
Total	1216	100.0

597) The last time you had sex, was a condom used? By 'sex' we mean vaginal, oral, or anal sex (CONDOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, the last time I had sex a condom was used	360	21.9
2) No, the last time I had sex, a condom was used	1282	78.1
Missing	3178
Total	1642	100.0

598) The last time you had sex, was it with someone you were in an on-going relationship with, or was it with someone else? Remember that by 'sex' we mean only vaginal, oral, or anal sex (RELATSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, the last time I had sex, it was with someone I was in an on-going relationship with	1476	89.5
2) No, the last time I had sex, it was not with someone I was in an on-going relationship with	173	10.5
Missing	3171
Total	1649	100.0

599) Have you ever, even once, taken any drugs by injection with a needle (like heroin, cocaine, amphetamines or steroids)? Do not include anything you took under a doctor's orders (EVIDU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	42	2.5
2) No	1661	97.5
Missing	3117
Total	1703	100.0

600) How long has it been since you last used a needle to inject drugs? (IDU30)

	TOTAL	%
1) Within the past 30 days	4	9.8
2) More than 30 days ago but within the past 12 months	2	4.9
3) More than 12 months ago but within the past three years	2	4.9
4) More than three years ago	33	80.5
Missing	4779
Total	41	100.0

601) Have you ever, even once, used 'crack' cocaine in chunk or rock form? (EVCRACK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	103	6.0
2) No	1605	94.0
Missing	3112
Total	1708	100.0

602) How long has it been since you last used 'crack' cocaine in chunk or rock form? (CRACK30)

	TOTAL	%
1) Within the past 30 days	2	2.0
2) More than 30 days ago but within the past 12 months	4	3.9
3) More than 12 months ago but within the past three years	10	9.8
4) More than three years	86	84.3
Missing	4718
Total	102	100.0

603) Have you ever been tested for HIV? Do not count tests you may have had as part of a blood donation. Include oral tests (where they take a swab from your mouth). (HIVTEST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	699	41.2
2) No	996	58.8
Missing	3125
Total	1695	100.0

604) Not including blood donations, in what month and year was your last HIV test? (HIVTEST1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	649	200,640.76	663.42

605) Where did you have your last HIV test -- at a private doctor or HMO office, at a counseling and testing site, at a hospital, at a clinic, in a jail or prison, at home or somewhere else? (HIVTEST2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Private doctor or HMO office	343	49.6
2) Counseling and testing site	25	3.6
3) Hospital	106	15.3
4) Clinic	159	23.0
5) Jail or prison	11	1.6
6) Home	9	1.3
7) Somewhere else	39	5.6
Missing	4128
Total	692	100.0

606) Which of the following best describes you? (SEXORNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gay, lesbian or homosexual	82	1.9
2) Bisexual	87	2.0
3) Heterosexual or straight	4120	96.1
Missing	531
Total	4289	100.0

607) Family income in constant dollars (REALINC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4374	35,276.12	39,640.09

608) Respondent's income in constant dollars (REALRINC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2827	27,818.82	55,862.21

609) From what countries or part of the world did your ancestors come? (ETHNIC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3951	18.12	17.51

610) First ethnicity mentioned (ETH1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4461	17.20	16.87

611) Second ethnicity mentioned (ETH2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1852	15.67	8.72

612) Third ethnicity mentioned (ETH3)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	914	16.89	9.35

613) Type of response about ethnicity (ETHNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Names one country	2606	54.2
2) Names two or more countries, chooses one	1347	28.0
3) Names two or more countries, can't choose	508	10.6
4) Cannot name any country	345	7.2
Missing	14
Total	4806	100.0

614) IF RESPONDENT IS FEMALE, READ LATINA; IF MALE, READ LATINO. Are you Spanish, Hispanic or Latino/Latina? IF YES: Which group are you from? (HISPANIC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not Hispanic	4254	88.4
2) Mexican, Mexican American, Chicano/Chicana	356	7.4
3) Puerto Rican	46	1.0
4) Cuban	20	0.4
5) Salvadorian	21	0.4
6) Guatemalan	13	0.3
7) Panamanian	5	0.1
8) Nicaraguan	6	0.1
10) Central American	5	0.1
11) Honduran	8	0.2
15) Dominican	14	0.3
20) Peruvian	5	0.1
21) Ecuadorian	11	0.2
22) Columbian	9	0.2
25) Chilean	1	0.0
30) Spanish	23	0.5
31) Basque	1	0.0
35) Filipino/a	1	0.0
40) Latin American	1	0.0
41) South American	2	0.0
46) Latino/a	3	0.1
47) Hispanic	3	0.1
50) Other, not specified	2	0.0
Missing	10
Total	4810	100.0

615) What is your race? Indicate one or more races that you consider yourself to be. First mention (RACECEN1)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	3681	76.7
2) Black or African American	714	14.9
3) American Indian or Alaska Native	65	1.4
4) Asian Indian	41	0.9
5) Chinese	28	0.6
6) Filipino	23	0.5
7) Japanese	14	0.3
8) Korean	17	0.4
9) Vietnamese	6	0.1
10) Other Asian	12	0.3
11) Native Hawaiian	2	0.0
13) Samoan	1	0.0
14) Other Pacific Islander	3	0.1
15) Some other race	19	0.4
16) Hispanic	174	3.6
Missing	20
Total	4800	100.0

616) What is your race? Indicate one or more races that you consider yourself to be. Second mention (RACECEN2)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	51	16.6
2) Black or African American	27	8.8
3) American Indian or Alaska Native	176	57.3
4) Asian Indian	4	1.3
5) Chinese	3	1.0
6) Filipino	8	2.6
7) Japanese	3	1.0
8) Korean	1	0.3
9) Vietnamese	1	0.3
10) Other Asian	2	0.7
11) Native Hawaiian	2	0.7
12) Guamanian or Chamorro	1	0.3
13) Samoan	1	0.3
14) Other Pacific Islander	3	1.0
15) Some other race	4	1.3
16) Hispanic	20	6.5
Missing	4513
Total	307	100.0

617) What is your race? Indicate one or more races that you consider yourself to be. Third mention (RACECEN3)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	6	17.1
2) Black or African American	2	5.7
3) American Indian or Alaska Native	18	51.4
4) Asian Indian	2	5.7
5) Chinese	1	2.9
14) Other Pacific Islander	1	2.9
16) Hispanic	5	14.3
Missing	4785
Total	35	100.0

618) Now we would like to ask you about U.S. citizenship. Are you . . .? (USCITZN)

	TOTAL	%
1) A U.S. citizen	291	53.1
2) Not a U.S. citizen	248	45.3
3) A U.S. citizen born in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands or the Northern Marianas Islands (if volunteered)	5	0.9
4) Born outside of the United States to parents who were U.S. citizens at that time (if volunteered)	4	0.7
Missing	4272
Total	548	100.0

619) Now we would like to ask you about U.S. citizenship. Are you . . .? (FUCITZN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Currently applying for U.S. citizenship	22	9.1
2) Planning to apply for U.S. citizenship	120	49.8
3) Not planning to apply to U.S. citizenship	82	34.0
4) Not eligible to become a U.S. citizen (if volunteered)	17	7.1
Missing	4579
Total	241	100.0

620) Have you ever been on active duty for military training or service for two consecutive months or more? If yes: What was your total time on active duty? (VETYEARS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No active duty	3137	89.1
1) Yes, less than two years	88	2.5
2) Yes, two to four years	182	5.2
3) Yes, more than four years	114	3.2
Missing	1299
Total	3521	100.0

621) Dwelling type (DWELLING)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trailer	278	6.2
2) Detached single-family house	3030	67.2
3) Two-family house, two units side by side	145	3.2
4) Two-family house, two units one above the other	95	2.1
5) Detached three to four family house	71	1.6
6) Row house (three or more units, in an attached row)	179	4.0
7) Apartment house (five or more units, three stories or less)	484	10.7
8) Apartment house (five or more units, four stories or more)	157	3.5
9) Apartment in a partly commercial structure	20	0.4
10) Other	52	1.2
Missing	309
Total	4511	100.0

622) (Do you/Does your family) own your (home/apartment), pay rent or what? (DWELOWN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Own or is buying	2098	65.1
2) Pays rent	1063	33.0
3) Other	61	1.9
Missing	1598
Total	3222	100.0

623) We would like to know something about how people go about guessing words they do not know. On this card are listed some words -- you may know some of them, and you may not know quite a few of them. On each line the first word is in capital letters like 'Beast.' Then there are five other words. Tell me the number of the word that comes closest to the meaning of the word in capital letters. For example, if the word in capital letters is 'Beast,' you would say '4' since 'animal' come closer to beast than any of the other words. If you wish, I will read the words to you. These words are difficult for almost everyone just give me your best guess if you are not sure of the answer. Word A (WORDA)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	515	16.4
1) Correct	2619	83.6
Missing	1686
Total	3134	100.0

624) Word B (WORDB)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	213	6.9
1) Correct	2888	93.1
Missing	1719
Total	3101	100.0

625) Word C (WORDC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	2115	76.2
1) Correct	661	23.8
Missing	2044
Total	2776	100.0

626) Word D (WORDD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	140	4.4
1) Correct	3012	95.6
Missing	1668
Total	3152	100.0

627) Word E (WORDE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	537	17.4
1) Correct	2557	82.6
Missing	1726
Total	3094	100.0

628) Word F (WORDF)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	550	18.0
1) Correct	2500	82.0
Missing	1770
Total	3050	100.0

629) Word G (WORDG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	1925	65.2
1) Correct	1029	34.8
Missing	1866
Total	2954	100.0

630) Word H (WORDH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	1716	63.1
1) Correct	1004	36.9
Missing	2100
Total	2720	100.0

631) Word I (WORDI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	744	23.7
1) Correct	2391	76.3
Missing	1685
Total	3135	100.0

632) Word J (WORDJ)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect	2182	71.5
1) Correct	868	28.5
Missing	1770
Total	3050	100.0

633) Total number of correct words (WORDSUM)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3186	6.13	2.03

634) Relationship of first person to head of household (RELATE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Head of household	4820	100.0
Total	4820	100.0

635) Gender of first person (GENDER1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	2641	54.8
2) Female	2178	45.2
Missing	1
Total	4819	100.0

636) Age of first person (OLD1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4751	50.86	16.69

637) Marital status of first person (MAR1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	2401	50.2
2) Widowed	433	9.1
3) Divorced	799	16.7
4) Separated	161	3.4
5) Never married	990	20.7
Missing	36
Total	4784	100.0

638) Is the first person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	13	100.0
Missing	4807
Total	13	100.0

639) Where is the first person staying? (WHERE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	2	15.4
2) Traveling	6	46.2
3) Institution	2	15.4
4) Other, don't know	3	23.1
Missing	4807
Total	13	100.0

640) Relationship of second person to head of household (RELATE2)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	2615	73.4
3) Child	446	12.5
4) Son or daughter-in-law	1	0.0
5) Grand or great-grandchild	2	0.1
6) Parent or parent-in-law	13	0.4
7) Other relative	185	5.2
8) Non-relative	301	8.4
Missing	1257
Total	3563	100.0

641) Gender of second person (GENDER2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	1312	36.8
2) Female	2257	63.2
Missing	1251
Total	3569	100.0

642) Age of second person (OLD2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	3527	43.86	18.02

643) Marital status of second person (MAR2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	2393	70.8
2) Widowed	46	1.4
3) Divorced	211	6.2
4) Separated	43	1.3
5) Never married	689	20.4
Missing	1438
Total	3382	100.0

644) Is the second person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	100.0
Missing	4801
Total	19	100.0

645) Where is the second person staying? (WHERE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	5	26.3
2) Traveling	6	31.6
3) Institution	3	15.8
4) Other, don't know	5	26.3
Missing	4801
Total	19	100.0

646) Relationship of third person to head of household (RELATE3)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	1288	68.0
4) Son or daughter-in-law	3	0.2
5) Grand or great-grandchild	3	0.2
6) Parent or parent-in-law	40	2.1
7) Other relative	160	8.4
8) Non-relative	401	21.2
Missing	2925
Total	1895	100.0

647) Gender of third person (GENDER3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	1005	53.3
2) Female	881	46.7
Missing	2934
Total	1886	100.0

648) Age of third person (OLD3)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1859	17.78	15.00

649) Marital status of third person (MAR3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	73	6.8
2) Widowed	28	2.6
3) Divorced	56	5.2
4) Separated	22	2.1
5) Never married	888	83.2
Missing	3753
Total	1067	100.0

650) Is the third person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	14	100.0
Missing	4806
Total	14	100.0

651) Where is the third person staying? (WHERE3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	5	35.7
2) Traveling	2	14.3
3) Institution	5	35.7
4) Other, don't know	2	14.3
Missing	4806
Total	14	100.0

652) Relationship of fourth person to head of household (RELATE4)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	809	69.1
4) Son or daughter-in-law	2	0.2
5) Grand or great-grandchild	1	0.1
6) Parent or parent-in-law	28	2.4
7) Other relative	84	7.2
8) Non-relative	247	21.1
Missing	3649
Total	1171	100.0

653) Gender of fourth person (GENDER4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	590	50.9
2) Female	569	49.1
Missing	3661
Total	1159	100.0

654) Age of fourth person (OLD4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1143	13.13	11.21

655) Marital status of fourth person (MAR4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	44	9.2
2) Widowed	4	0.8
3) Divorced	19	4.0
4) Separated	17	3.6
5) Never married	394	82.4
Missing	4342
Total	478	100.0

656) Is the fourth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	7	100.0
Missing	4813
Total	7	100.0

657) Where is the fourth person staying? (WHERE4)

	TOTAL	%
3) Institution	6	85.7
4) Other, don't know	1	14.3
Missing	4813
Total	7	100.0

658) Relationship of fifth person to head of household (RELATE5)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	380	71.7
5) Grand or great-grandchild	1	0.2
6) Parent or parent-in-law	12	2.3
7) Other relative	40	7.5
8) Non-relative	97	18.3
Missing	4290
Total	530	100.0

659) Gender of fifth person (GENDER5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	253	48.7
2) Female	267	51.3
Missing	4300
Total	520	100.0

660) Age of fifth person (OLD5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	514	11.48	12.74

661) Marital status of fifth person (MAR5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	19	13.2
2) Widowed	4	2.8
3) Divorced	3	2.1
4) Separated	9	6.3
5) Never married	109	75.7
Missing	4676
Total	144	100.0

662) Is the fifth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	4	100.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

663) Where is the fifth person staying? (WHERE5)

	TOTAL	%
2) Traveling	1	25.0
3) Institution	3	75.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

664) Relationship of sixth person to head of household (RELATE6)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	153	72.2
6) Parent or parent-in-law	17	8.0
7) Other relative	16	7.5
8) Non-relative	26	12.3
Missing	4608
Total	212	100.0

665) Gender of sixth person (GENDER6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	100	47.8
2) Female	109	52.2
Missing	4611
Total	209	100.0

666) Age of sixth person (OLD6)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	205	10.96	13.01

667) Marital status of sixth person (MAR6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	10	15.9
2) Widowed	2	3.2
3) Divorced	2	3.2
5) Never married	49	77.8
Missing	4757
Total	63	100.0

668) Is the sixth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

669) Where is the sixth person staying? (WHERE6)

	TOTAL	%
3) Institution	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

670) Relationship of seventh person to head of household (RELATE7)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	46	60.5
6) Parent or parent-in-law	9	11.8
7) Other relative	9	11.8
8) Non-relative	12	15.8
Missing	4744
Total	76	100.0

671) Gender of seventh person (GENDER7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	40	53.3
2) Female	35	46.7
Missing	4745
Total	75	100.0

672) Age of seventh person (OLD7)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	73	10.90	12.92

673) Marital status of seventh person (MAR7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	3	14.3
3) Divorced	2	9.5
5) Never married	16	76.2
Missing	4799
Total	21	100.0

674) Is the seventh person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

675) Where is the seventh person staying? (WHERE7)

	TOTAL	%
3) Institution	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

676) Relationship of eighth person to head of household (RELATE8)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	17	60.7
6) Parent or parent-in-law	4	14.3
7) Other relative	3	10.7
8) Non-relative	4	14.3
Missing	4792
Total	28	100.0

677) Gender of eighth person (GENDER8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	12	42.9
2) Female	16	57.1
Missing	4792
Total	28	100.0

678) Age of eighth person (OLD8)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	27	12.44	13.68

679) Marital status of eighth person (MAR8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	1	11.1
2) Widowed	1	11.1
3) Divorced	1	11.1
5) Never married	6	66.7
Missing	4811
Total	9	100.0

680) Is the eighth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

681) Where is the eighth person staying? (WHERE8)

	TOTAL	%
3) Institution	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

682) Relationship of ninth person to head of household (RELATE9)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	2	33.3
6) Parent or parent-in-law	1	16.7
7) Other relative	1	16.7
8) Non-relative	2	33.3
Missing	4814
Total	6	100.0

683) Gender of ninth person (GENDER9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	4	66.7
2) Female	2	33.3
Missing	4814
Total	6	100.0

684) Age of ninth person (OLD9)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	6	17.00	13.36

685) Marital status of ninth person (MAR9)

	TOTAL	%
3) Divorced	1	25.0
5) Never married	3	75.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

686) Relationship of tenth person to head of household (RELATE10)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	3	75.0
8) Non-relative	1	25.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

687) Gender of tenth person (GENDER10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	2	50.0
2) Female	2	50.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

688) Age of tenth person (OLD10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4	14.25	13.67

689) Marital status of tenth person (MAR10)

	TOTAL	%
5) Never married	2	100.0
Missing	4818
Total	2	100.0

690) Relationship of eleventh person to head of household (RELATE11)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	44	32.6
4) Son or daughter-in-law	2	1.5
5) Grand or great-grandchild	3	2.2
6) Parent or parent-in-law	9	6.7
7) Other relative	61	45.2
8) Non-relative	16	11.9
Missing	4685
Total	135	100.0

691) Gender of eleventh person (GENDER11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	59	44.0
2) Female	75	56.0
Missing	4686
Total	134	100.0

692) Age of eleventh person (OLD11)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	133	33.72	21.06

693) Marital status of eleventh person (MAR11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	21	18.4
2) Widowed	7	6.1
3) Divorced	19	16.7
4) Separated	2	1.8
5) Never married	65	57.0
Missing	4706
Total	114	100.0

694) Is the eleventh person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

695) Where is the eleventh person staying? (WHERE11)

	TOTAL	%
3) Institution	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

696) Relationship of twelfth person to head of household (RELATE12)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	14	41.2
5) Grand or great-grandchild	1	2.9
6) Parent or parent-in-law	3	8.8
7) Other relative	13	38.2
8) Non-relative	3	8.8
Missing	4786
Total	34	100.0

697) Gender of twelfth person (GENDER12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	17	48.6
2) Female	18	51.4
Missing	4785
Total	35	100.0

698) Age of twelfth person (OLD12)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	34	26.29	23.43

699) Marital status of twelfth person (MAR12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	9	45.0
3) Divorced	1	5.0
5) Never married	10	50.0
Missing	4800
Total	20	100.0

700) Is the twelfth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

701) Where is the twelfth person staying? (WHERE12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	1	100.0
Missing	4819
Total	1	100.0

702) Relationship of thirteenth person to head of household (RELATE13)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	5	41.7
6) Parent or parent-in-law	2	16.7
7) Other relative	5	41.7
Missing	4808
Total	12	100.0

703) Gender of thirteenth person (GENDER13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	41.7
2) Female	7	58.3
Missing	4808
Total	12	100.0

704) Age of thirteenth person (OLD13)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	10	10.30	8.83

705) Marital status of thirteenth person (MAR13)

	TOTAL	%
5) Never married	4	100.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

706) Relationship of fourteenth person to head of household (RELATE14)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child	3	60.0
7) Other relative	2	40.0
Missing	4815
Total	5	100.0

707) Gender of fourteenth person (GENDER14)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	100.0
Missing	4815
Total	5	100.0

708) Age of fourteenth person (OLD14)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4	10.00	7.53

709) Marital status of fourteenth person (MAR14)

	TOTAL	%
5) Never married	2	100.0
Missing	4818
Total	2	100.0

710) Relationship of first person to head of household, revised (RELHHD1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Head of household	4820	100.0
Total	4820	100.0

711) Relationship of second person to head of household, revised (RELHHD2)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	2615	73.4
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	299	8.4
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	446	12.5
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	2	0.1
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	1	0.0
7) Parent	4	0.1
8) Parent-in-law	9	0.3
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	33	0.9
10) Uncle or aunt	23	0.6
11) Niece or nephew	6	0.2
12) Cousin	31	0.9
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	76	2.1
14) Sibling-in-law	10	0.3
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	6	0.2
16) Roommate, housemate	2	0.1
Missing	1257
Total	3563	100.0

712) Relationship of third person to head of household, revised (RELHHD3)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc.	399	21.1
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	1288	68.0
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	3	0.2
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	3	0.2
7) Parent	28	1.5
8) Parent-in-law	12	0.6
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	24	1.3
10) Uncle or aunt	18	0.9
11) Niece or nephew	17	0.9
12) Cousin	22	1.2
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	36	1.9
14) Sibling-in-law	24	1.3
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	19	1.0
16) Roommate, housemate	2	0.1
Missing	2925
Total	1895	100.0

713) Relationship of fourth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD4)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	245	20.9
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	809	69.1
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	1	0.1
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	2	0.2
7) Parent	12	1.0
8) Parent-in-law	16	1.4
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	20	1.7
10) Uncle or aunt	9	0.8
11) Niece or nephew	8	0.7
12) Cousin	7	0.6
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	19	1.6
14) Sibling-in-law	12	1.0
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	9	0.8
16) Roommate, housemate	2	0.2
Missing	3649
Total	1171	100.0

714) Relationship of fifth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD5)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	96	18.1
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	380	71.7
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	1	0.2
7) Parent	11	2.1
8) Parent-in-law	1	0.2
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	7	1.3
10) Uncle or aunt	7	1.3
11) Niece or nephew	3	0.6
12) Cousin	8	1.5
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	7	1.3
14) Sibling-in-law	1	0.2
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	7	1.3
16) Roommate, housemate	1	0.2
Missing	4290
Total	530	100.0

715) Relationship of sixth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD6)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	25	11.8
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	153	72.2
7) Parent	13	6.1
8) Parent-in-law	4	1.9
10) Uncle or aunt	1	0.5
11) Niece or nephew	1	0.5
12) Cousin	5	2.4
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	1	0.5
14) Sibling-in-law	2	0.9
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	6	2.8
16) Roommate, housemate	1	0.5
Missing	4608
Total	212	100.0

716) Relationship of seventh person to head of household, revised (RELHHD7)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	11	14.5
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	46	60.5
7) Parent	7	9.2
8) Parent-in-law	2	2.6
12) Cousin	3	3.9
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	3	3.9
14) Sibling-in-law	1	1.3
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	2	2.6
16) Roommate, housemate	1	1.3
Missing	4744
Total	76	100.0

717) Relationship of eighth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD8)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	4	14.3
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	17	60.7
7) Parent	3	10.7
8) Parent-in-law	1	3.6
12) Cousin	2	7.1
14) Sibling-in-law	1	3.6
Missing	4792
Total	28	100.0

718) Relationship of ninth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD9)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	2	33.3
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	2	33.3
8) Parent-in-law	1	16.7
10) Uncle or aunt	1	16.7
Missing	4814
Total	6	100.0

719) Relationship of tenth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD10)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	1	25.0
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	3	75.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

720) Relationship of eleventh person to head of household, revised (RELHHD11)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	15	11.1
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	44	32.6
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	3	2.2
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	2	1.5
7) Parent	8	5.9
8) Parent-in-law	1	0.7
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	8	5.9
10) Uncle or aunt	2	1.5
11) Niece or nephew	1	0.7
12) Cousin	5	3.7
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	28	20.7
14) Sibling-in-law	5	3.7
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	12	8.9
16) Roommate, housemate	1	0.7
Missing	4685
Total	135	100.0

721) Relationship of twelfth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD12)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancée, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc	3	8.8
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	14	41.2
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	1	2.9
7) Parent	3	8.8
10) Uncle or aunt	1	2.9
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	8	23.5
14) Sibling-in-law	2	5.9
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	2	5.9
Missing	4786
Total	34	100.0

722) Relationship of thirteenth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD13)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	5	41.7
7) Parent	2	16.7
13) Brother, sister – full-, half- or step-sibling	3	25.0
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	2	16.7
Missing	4808
Total	12	100.0

723) Relationship of fourteenth person to head of household, revised (RELHHD14)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, natural or adopted, stepchild	3	60.0
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	2	40.0
Missing	4815
Total	5	100.0

724) Number in family of person who was household informant (i.e., who provided information on household members). (HEFINFO)

	TOTAL	%
1) First person	1516	77.0
2) Second person	359	18.2
3) Third person	57	2.9
4) Fourth person	14	0.7
5) Fifth person	4	0.2
6) Sixth person	1	0.1
11) Eleventh person	5	0.3
12) Twelfth person	1	0.1
22) Not in household	13	0.7
Missing	2850
Total	1970	100.0

725) Race of household (HHRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	1443	73.3
2) Black	288	14.6
3) American Indian	20	1.0
4) Asiatic, Oriental	43	2.2
5) Other, Mixed	175	8.9
Missing	2851
Total	1969	100.0

726) Number in family of respondent (RESPNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) First person	3515	73.0
2) Second person	1043	21.6
3) Third person	157	3.3
4) Fourth person	56	1.2
5) Fifth person	18	0.4
6) Sixth person	10	0.2
7) Seventh person	6	0.1
8) Eighth person	1	0.0
10) Tenth person	1	0.0
11) Eleventh person	9	0.2
12) Twelfth person	2	0.0
Missing	2
Total	4818	100.0

727) Household type (HHTYPE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4765	22.58	47.71

728) Household type (condensed) (HHTYPE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married couple, no children	1397	29.3
2) Single parent	221	4.6
3) Other family, no children	288	6.0
4) Single adult	1214	25.5
5) Cohabitating couple, no children	93	2.0
6) Non-family, no children	29	0.6
8) Unsure, no children	208	4.4
11) Married couple with children	978	20.5
13) Other family with children	103	2.2
15) Cohabitating couple with children	54	1.1
16) Non-family with children	21	0.4
18) Unsure with children	159	3.3
Missing	55
Total	4765	100.0

729) Number of family generations in household (FAMGEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) One generation	3119	64.7
2) Two generations, children	1594	33.1
3) Two generations, parents	45	0.9
4) Two generations, grandchildren	4	0.1
5) Three generations, grandchildren	5	0.1
6) Three generations, children, parents	53	1.1
Total	4820	100.0

730) Respondent's relationship to household head (RPLACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Head of household	3515	73.0
2) Spouse	816	17.0
3) Child	236	4.9
4) Son or daughter-in-law	2	0.0
5) Grand or great-grandchild	4	0.1
6) Parent or parent-in-law	13	0.3
7) Other relative	91	1.9
8) Non-relative	137	2.8
Missing	6
Total	4814	100.0

731) Is respondent a visitor? (RVISITOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Respondent is household member	4809	99.8
2) Respondent is visitor	9	0.2
Missing	2
Total	4818	100.0

732) Number of visitors in household (VISITORS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No visitors	4686	97.2
1) One visitor	99	2.1
2) Two visitors	23	0.5
3) Three visitors	7	0.1
4) Four visitors	5	0.1
Total	4820	100.0

733) Relationship of first person to head of household? (RELHH1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Head of household	4820	100.0
Total	4820	100.0

734) Relationship of second person to head of household? (RELHH2)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	2615	73.4
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend, etc.	299	8.4
4) Child, not specified	257	7.2
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	2	0.1
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	1	0.0
7) Parent	4	0.1
8) Parent-in-law	9	0.3
9) Grandparent, great grandparent	33	0.9
10) Uncle or aunt	23	0.6
11) Niece or nephew	6	0.2
12) Cousin	31	0.9
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	76	2.1
14) Sibling-in-law	10	0.3
15) Other relative	6	0.2
16) Roommate, housemate	2	0.1
41) Biological child	92	2.6
42) Adopted child	56	1.6
43) Stepchild	41	1.2
Missing	1257
Total	3563	100.0

735) Relationship of third person to head of household? (RELHH3)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, fiancé, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc.	399	21.1
4) Child, not specified	812	42.8
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	3	0.2
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	3	0.2
7) Parent	28	1.5
8) Parent-in-law	12	0.6
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	24	1.3
10) Uncle or aunt	18	0.9
11) Niece or nephew	17	0.9
12) Cousin	22	1.2
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	36	1.9
14) Sibling-in-law	24	1.3
15) Other relative	19	1.0
16) Roommate, housemate	2	0.1
41) Biological child	261	13.8
42) Adopted child	111	5.9
43) Stepchild	104	5.5
Missing	2925
Total	1895	100.0

736) Relationship of fourth person to head of household? (RELHH4)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	245	20.9
4) Child, not specified	513	43.8
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	1	0.1
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	2	0.2
7) Parent	12	1.0
8) Parent-in-law	16	1.4
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	20	1.7
10) Uncle or aunt	9	0.8
11) Niece or nephew	8	0.7
12) Cousin	7	0.6
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	19	1.6
14) Sibling-in-law	12	1.0
15) Other relative	9	0.8
16) Roommate, housemate	2	0.2
41) Biological child	183	15.6
42) Adopted child	49	4.2
43) Stepchild	64	5.5
Missing	3649
Total	1171	100.0

737) Relationship of fifth person to head of household? (RELHH5)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	96	18.1
4) Child, not specified	221	41.7
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	1	0.2
7) Parent	11	2.1
8) Parent-in-law	1	0.2
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	7	1.3
10) Uncle or aunt	7	1.3
11) Niece or nephew	3	0.6
12) Cousin	8	1.5
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	7	1.3
14) Sibling-in-law	1	0.2
15) Other relative	7	1.3
16) Roommate, housemate	1	0.2
41) Biological child	90	17.0
42) Adopted child	20	3.8
43) Stepchild	49	9.2
Missing	4290
Total	530	100.0

738) Relationship of sixth person to head of household? (RELHH6)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	25	11.8
4) Child, not specified	70	33.0
7) Parent	13	6.1
8) Parent-in-law	4	1.9
10) Uncle or aunt	1	0.5
11) Niece or nephew	1	0.5
12) Cousin	5	2.4
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	1	0.5
14) Sibling-in-law	2	0.9
15) Other relative	6	2.8
16) Roommate, housemate	1	0.5
41) Biological child	37	17.5
42) Adopted child	9	4.2
43) Stepchild	37	17.5
Missing	4608
Total	212	100.0

739) Relationship of seventh person to head of household? (RELHH7)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	11	14.5
4) Child, not specified	19	25.0
7) Parent	7	9.2
8) Parent-in-law	2	2.6
12) Cousin	3	3.9
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	3	3.9
14) Sibling-in-law	1	1.3
15) Other relative	2	2.6
16) Roommate, housemate	1	1.3
41) Biological child	11	14.5
42) Adopted child	2	2.6
43) Stepchild	14	18.4
Missing	4744
Total	76	100.0

740) Relationship of eighth person to head of household? (RELHH8)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	4	14.3
4) Child, not specified	7	25.0
7) Parent	3	10.7
8) Parent-in-law	1	3.6
12) Cousin	2	7.1
14) Sibling-in-law	1	3.6
41) Biological child	5	17.9
42) Adopted child	1	3.6
43) Stepchild	4	14.3
Missing	4792
Total	28	100.0

741) Relationship of ninth person to head of household? (RELHH9)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	2	33.3
8) Parent-in-law	1	16.7
10) Uncle or aunt	1	16.7
43) Stepchild	2	33.3
Missing	4814
Total	6	100.0

742) Relationship of tenth person to head of household? (RELHH10)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	1	25.0
4) Child, not specified	1	25.0
43) Stepchild	2	50.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

743) Relationship of eleventh person to head of household? (RELHH11)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	15	11.1
4) Child, not specified	16	11.9
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	3	2.2
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	2	1.5
7) Parent	8	5.9
8) Parent-in-law	1	0.7
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	8	5.9
10) Uncle or aunt	2	1.5
11) Niece or nephew	1	0.7
12) Cousin	5	3.7
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	28	20.7
14) Sibling-in-law	5	3.7
15) Other relative	12	8.9
16) Roommate, housemate	1	0.7
41) Biological child	2	1.5
42) Adopted child	7	5.2
43) Stepchild	19	14.1
Missing	4685
Total	135	100.0

744) Relationship of twelfth person to head of household? (RELHH12)

	TOTAL	%
3) Partner, girlfriend, boyfriend	3	8.8
4) Child, not specified	2	5.9
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	1	2.9
7) Parent	3	8.8
10) Uncle or aunt	1	2.9
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	8	23.5
14) Sibling-in-law	2	5.9
15) Other relative	2	5.9
41) Biological child	3	8.8
42) Adopted child	4	11.8
43) Stepchild	5	14.7
Missing	4786
Total	34	100.0

745) Relationship of thirteenth person to head of household? (RELHH13)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	1	8.3
7) Parent	2	16.7
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	3	25.0
15) Other relative	2	16.7
41) Biological child	1	8.3
43) Stepchild	3	25.0
Missing	4808
Total	12	100.0

746) Relationship of fourteenth person to head of household? (RELHH14)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	1	20.0
15) Other relative	2	40.0
41) Biological child	1	20.0
43) Stepchild	1	20.0
Missing	4815
Total	5	100.0

747) Relationship of first person to spouse? (RELSP1)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	2348	84.4
3) Partner, fiancé, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc.	435	15.6
Missing	2037
Total	2783	100.0

748) Relationship of second person to spouse? (RELSP2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Spouse/partner of head of household	1110	39.8
2) Spouse	1680	60.2
Missing	2030
Total	2790	100.0

749) Relationship of third person to spouse? (RELSP3)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	560	37.7
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	21	1.4
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	1	0.1
7) Parent	5	0.3
8) Parent-in-law	10	0.7
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	4	0.3
10) Uncle or aunt	22	1.5
11) Niece or nephew	10	0.7
12) Cousin	2	0.1
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	14	0.9
14) Sibling-in law	12	0.8
15) Other relative	14	0.9
16) Roommate, housemate	20	1.3
41) Biological child	659	44.4
42) Adopted child	21	1.4
43) Stepchild	109	7.3
Missing	3336
Total	1484	100.0

750) Relationship of fourth person to spouse? (RELSP4)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	381	39.2
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	6	0.6
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	1	0.1
7) Parent	2	0.2
8) Parent-in-law	7	0.7
10) Uncle or aunt	8	0.8
11) Niece or nephew	3	0.3
12) Cousin	1	0.1
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	13	1.3
14) Sibling-in law	12	1.2
15) Other relative	11	1.1
16) Roommate, housemate	15	1.5
41) Biological child	439	45.2
42) Adopted child	24	2.5
43) Stepchild	49	5.0
Missing	3848
Total	972	100.0

751) Relationship of fifth person to spouse? (RELSP5)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	157	35.5
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	3	0.7
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	1	0.2
7) Parent	1	0.2
8) Parent-in-law	6	1.4
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	2	0.5
10) Uncle or aunt	2	0.5
11) Niece or nephew	4	0.9
12) Cousin	1	0.2
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	8	1.8
14) Sibling-in law	4	0.9
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	4	0.9
16) Roommate, housemate	11	2.5
41) Biological child	210	47.5
42) Adopted child	6	1.4
43) Stepchild	22	5.0
Missing	4378
Total	442	100.0

752) Relationship of sixth person to spouse? (RELSP6)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	43	25.6
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	3	1.8
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	1	0.6
7) Parent	1	0.6
8) Parent-in-law	6	3.6
10) Uncle or aunt	2	1.2
11) Niece or nephew	1	0.6
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	3	1.8
14) Sibling-in law	1	0.6
15) Other relative	5	3.0
16) Roommate, housemate	8	4.8
41) Biological child	83	49.4
42) Adopted child	3	1.8
43) Stepchild	8	4.8
Missing	4652
Total	168	100.0

753) Relationship of seventh person to spouse? (RELSP7)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	18	29.5
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	1	1.6
8) Parent-in-law	5	8.2
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	2	3.3
14) Sibling-in law	4	6.6
15) Other relative	2	3.3
16) Roommate, housemate	4	6.6
41) Biological child	22	36.1
43) Stepchild	3	4.9
Missing	4759
Total	61	100.0

754) Relationship of eighth person to spouse? (RELSP8)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	4	20.0
8) Parent-in-law	2	10.0
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	1	5.0
14) Sibling-in law	1	5.0
15) Other relative	1	5.0
41) Biological child	9	45.0
43) Stepchild	2	10.0
Missing	4800
Total	20	100.0

755) Relationship of ninth person to spouse? (RELSP9)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	2	40.0
8) Parent-in-law	1	20.0
14) Sibling-in law	1	20.0
41) Biological child	1	20.0
Missing	4815
Total	5	100.0

756) Relationship of tenth person to spouse? (RELSP10)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	2	66.7
41) Biological child	1	33.3
Missing	4817
Total	3	100.0

757) Relationship of eleventh person to spouse? (RELSP11)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	9	12.2
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	2	2.7
6) Son-in-law, daughter-in-law	1	1.4
8) Parent-in-law	3	4.1
9) Grandparent, great-grandparent	1	1.4
10) Uncle or aunt	2	2.7
11) Niece or nephew	4	5.4
13) Brother, sister (full-, half- or step-sibling)	3	4.1
14) Sibling-in law	8	10.8
15) Other relative (great-aunt, grandniece, etc.)	2	2.7
16) Roommate, housemate	5	6.8
41) Biological child	23	31.1
42) Adopted child	1	1.4
43) Stepchild	10	13.5
Missing	4746
Total	74	100.0

758) Relationship of twelfth person to spouse? (RELSP12)

	TOTAL	%
4) Child, not specified	1	6.3
5) Grandchild, great-grandchild	2	12.5
8) Parent-in-law	2	12.5
14) Sibling-in law	1	6.3
41) Biological child	5	31.3
42) Adopted child	1	6.3
43) Stepchild	4	25.0
Missing	4804
Total	16	100.0

759) Relationship of thirteenth person to spouse? (RELSP13)

	TOTAL	%
14) Sibling-in law	1	25.0
41) Biological child	3	75.0
Missing	4816
Total	4	100.0

760) Relationship of fourteenth person to spouse? (RELSP14)

	TOTAL	%
41) Biological child	3	100.0
Missing	4817
Total	3	100.0

761) Date of interview (DATEINTV)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	507.90	131.17

762) Do you expect the United States to fight in another war within the next 10 years? (USWAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1185	74.2
2) No	411	25.8
Missing	3224
Total	1596	100.0

763) Do you expect the United States to fight in another world war within the next 10 years? (USWARY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	786	53.1
2) No	695	46.9
Missing	3339
Total	1481	100.0

764) Birth cohort of respondent (COHORT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4769	1,962.41	17.19

765) Astrological sign of respondent (ZODIAC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Aries	381	8.1
2) Taurus	392	8.3
3) Gemini	385	8.2
4) Cancer	396	8.4
5) Leo	404	8.6
6) Virgo	430	9.1
7) Libra	441	9.3
8) Scorpio	350	7.4
9) Sagittarius	356	7.5
10) Capricorn	378	8.0
11) Aquarius	401	8.5
12) Pisces	406	8.6
Missing	100
Total	4720	100.0

766) Interviewer, are you Spanish, Hispanic or Latino/Latina? Which group are you from: Mexican, Mexican American, Chicano/Chicana, Puerto Rican, Cuban or other? Please specify other. (INTHISP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not Hispanic	4363	92.0
2) Mexican, Mexican American, Chicano/a	223	4.7
3) Puerto Rican	28	0.6
4) Cuban	23	0.5
8) Nicaraguan	1	0.0
11) Honduran	2	0.0
23) Venezuelan	15	0.3
24) Argentinian	1	0.0
30) Spanish	55	1.2
47) Hispanic	19	0.4
50) Other, specify	12	0.3
Missing	78
Total	4742	100.0

767) Interviewer: What is your race? Indicate one or more races that you consider yourself to be. First mention. (INTRACE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	4000	84.4
2) Black or African American	585	12.3
3) American Indian or Alaskan Native	73	1.5
4) Asian Indian	12	0.3
5) Chinese	1	0.0
6) Filipino	1	0.0
7) Japanese	21	0.4
9) Vietnamese	1	0.0
11) Native Hawaiian	1	0.0
15) Some other race	41	0.9
16) Hispanic	6	0.1
Missing	78
Total	4742	100.0

768) Interviewer: What is your race? Indicate one or more races that you consider yourself to be. Second mention. (INTRACE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	127	42.6
2) Black or African American	17	5.7
3) American Indian or Alaskan Native	138	46.3
15) Some other race	16	5.4
Missing	4522
Total	298	100.0

769) Interviewer: What is your race? Indicate one or more races that you consider yourself to be. Third mention. (INTRACE3)

	TOTAL	%
2) Black or African American	1	33.3
3) American Indian or Alaskan Native	1	33.3
15) Some other race	1	33.3
Missing	4817
Total	3	100.0

770) Inflation-adjusted family income (CONINC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4374	49,893.88	46,679.36

771) Inflation-adjusted personal income (CONRINC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2827	37,482.32	54,349.50

772) Presence of others: children under six (WHOELSE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	500	10.4
2) No	4313	89.6
Missing	7
Total	4813	100.0

773) Presence of others: older children (WHOELSE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	395	8.2
2) No	4418	91.8
Missing	7
Total	4813	100.0

774) Presence of others: spouse/partner (WHOELSE3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	678	14.1
2) No	4135	85.9
Missing	7
Total	4813	100.0

775) Presence of others: other relatives (WHOELSE4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	217	4.5
2) No	4596	95.5
Missing	7
Total	4813	100.0

776) Presence of others: other adults (WHOELSE5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	271	5.6
2) No	4542	94.4
Missing	7
Total	4813	100.0

777) Presence of others: no one (WHOELSE6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3016	62.7
2) No	1797	37.3
Missing	7
Total	4813	100.0

778) Interviewer's ID (INTID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	109.97	67.19

779) Was a respondent incentive or fee used as part of getting this case? (FEEUSED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, money	3193	66.7
2) Yes, other (flowers, food, etc.)	41	0.9
3) No	1554	32.5
Missing	32
Total	4788	100.0

780) Amount of fees paid (FEELEVEL)

	TOTAL	%
10) 10	3	0.1
15) 15	2	0.1
20) 20	983	30.8
25) 25	46	1.4
30) 30	53	1.7
35) 35	3	0.1
40) 40	167	5.2
45) 45	2	0.1
50) 50	1043	32.7
51) 51	1	0.0
60) 60	15	0.5
65) 65	1	0.0
70) 70	7	0.2
75) $75+	867	27.2
Missing	1627
Total	3193	100.0

781) Length of interview (LNGTHINV)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	103.25	30.39

782) Age of interviewer (INTAGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4819	55.40	10.52

783) Race of interviewer (INTETHN)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	3627	75.5
2) Black	611	12.7
3) Hispanic	171	3.6
5) Two or more races	396	8.2
Missing	15
Total	4805	100.0

784) Interview done in person or over the phone (MODE)

	TOTAL	%
1) In person	4047	84.1
2) Over the phone	764	15.9
Missing	9
Total	4811	100.0

785) Sex of interviewer (INTSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	889	18.4
2) Female	3930	81.6
Missing	1
Total	4819	100.0

786) Years of service as an interviewer at NORC (INTYRS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4819	4.30	4.28

787) Participation/recording consent (CONSENT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Respondent consents to recording interview	4260	88.4
2) Respondent consents to participate in the survey, but does not want to be recorded	560	11.6
Total	4820	100.0

788) Ballot used for interview (BALLOT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Ballot A	1562	32.4
2) Ballot B	1669	34.6
3) Ballot C	1589	33.0
Total	4820	100.0

789) Version of questionnaire administered (VERSION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Version 1	1562	32.4
2) Version 2	1669	34.6
3) Version 3	1589	33.0
Total	4820	100.0

790) Status on International Social Survey Program Self-Completion Supplement (ISSP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Did ISSP	4820	100.0
Total	4820	100.0

791) Weight for form variables (FORMWT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	1.00	0.00

792) Sampling error code (SAMPCODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1974	632.61	24.03

793) Sampling frame and method (SAMPLE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Other	2846	59.0
10) 2010 Sample frame, full probability	1974	41.0
Total	4820	100.0

794) Weights for black oversamples (OVERSAMP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	1.00	0.00

795) Subsampling: two-phase design (PHASE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Phase one - initial cases	4332	89.9
2) Phase two - subsample cases	488	10.1
Total	4820	100.0

796) If this interview had only been available in English, would you have been able to do the interview easily in English, have been able to do the interview with difficulty or not have been able to do the interview? (SPANSELF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Have been able to do the interview easily in English	13	8.0
2) Have been able to do the interview with difficulty	36	22.2
3) Not have been able to do the interview	113	69.8
Missing	4658
Total	162	100.0

797) Before 2006, the GSS was only administered in English. Those without enough English to do the interview were excluded as out-of-scope, language problems. In 2006, a Spanish version of the GSS was added. If there had been no Spanish version available in 2006, could this respondent have been interviewed in English or do you think (s/he) would have been excluded as a language problem? (SPANINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Could have been interviewed in English	15	9.5
2) Would have been excluded as language problem	143	90.5
Missing	4662
Total	158	100.0

798) Interview conducted in Spanish or English (SPANENG)

	TOTAL	%
1) English	4655	96.6
2) Spanish	165	3.4
Total	4820	100.0

799) Is the respondent a resident in a household, such as living in a house, apartment or similar residence or did you live elsewhere, such as an institution like a college dorm, military barrack, work camp, shelter, residential treatment center, long-term medical care facility or nursing home? (CSHUTYPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Living in household	1937	98.5
2) Living in an institution	25	1.3
3) Homeless (volunteered)	3	0.2
4) Other	2	0.1
Missing	2853
Total	1967	100.0

800) During April through June 2010, were you a resident in a household – such as living in a house, apartment or similar residence or did you live elsewhere, such as living in an institution like a college dorm, military barrack, work camp, shelter, residential treatment center, long-term medical care facility or nursing home? (CSHTYP10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Living in household	1944	98.6
2) Living in institution	19	1.0
3) Homeless (volunteered)	4	0.2
4) Other	4	0.2
Missing	2849
Total	1971	100.0

801) Due to the adoption of the non-respondent, sub-sampling design, a weight must be employed when using the GSS 2004 and after. WTSS variable takes into consideration a) the sub-sampling of non-respondents, and b) the number of adults in the household. It also essentially maintains the original sample size. In years prior to 2004, a one is assigned to all cases so they are effectively unweighted. To adjust for number of adults in years prior to 2004, a number of adults weight would need to be utilized. (WTSS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1974	1.00	0.62

802) It is similar to WTSS, but adds in an area non-response adjustment. Thus, this variable takes into consideration a) the sub-sampling of non-respondents, b) the number of adults in the household, and c) differential non-response across areas. It also essentially maintains the original sample size. As with WTSS, WTSSNR has a value of one assigned to all pre-2004 cases and as such they are effectively unweighted. Number of adults can be utilized to make this adjustment for years prior to 2004, but no area non-response adjustment is possible prior to 2004. (WTSSNR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1974	1.00	0.66

803) As mentioned above, WTSSALL takes WTSS and applies an adult weight to years before 2004. The weight value of WTSSALL is the same as WTSS for 2004 and after. Thus, researchers who use the GSS data before or after 2004 may consider using the WTSSALL weight variable (WTSSALL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1974	1.00	0.62

804) Weight for both cross-section and the panel cases combined (WTCOMB)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	1.00	0.72

805) Weight for both cross-section and the panel cases combined, accounting for non-respondents (WTCOMBNR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4820	1.00	0.74

806) Sample type (SAMPTYPE)

	TOTAL	%
2008) 2008 sample	1295	26.9
2010) 2010 sample	1551	32.2
2012) 2012 sample	1974	41.0
Total	4820	100.0

807) What do you think is the cause of these racial differences in jobs, income and housing? (RACDIFY)

	TOTAL	%
1) There are no racial differences, races don't differ now	7	16.3
2) Discrimination	5	11.6
3) Lack of education	3	7.0
4) Blacks don't try, don't work hard, lack of individual effort	15	34.9
5) Black live/raised in slums, disruptive neighborhoods	3	7.0
6) Lack of jobs	1	2.3
7) Poverty	1	2.3
8) Parents, upbringing	2	4.7
18) Other	6	14.0
Missing	4777
Total	43	100.0

808) On the average, African Americans have worse jobs, income and housing than white people. Do you think these differences are mainly due to differences in upbringing? (RACDIF5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	798	76.5
2) No	245	23.5
Missing	3777
Total	1043	100.0

809) We are interested in whether or not people read the Bible, Torah or other religious scriptures such as the Koran or any others, in addition to the reading that often happens in worship services. Within the last year, have you read the Bible, Torah, Koran or other religious scriptures, not counting any reading that happened during a worship service? (RDSCRPT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	787	50.7
2) No	764	49.3
Missing	3269
Total	1551	100.0

810) In the past year, which scripture have you read most often, the Bible, Torah, Koran or some other scripture? (RDSCMOST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Bible	738	94.5
2) Torah	5	0.6
3) Koran	7	0.9
6) Buddhist	3	0.4
7) Book of Mormon	5	0.6
8) Tao te ching	4	0.5
9) Wiccan Bible	2	0.3
10) Apocrypha	2	0.3
11) Gita	1	0.1
12) Scientology	1	0.1
19) Other	13	1.7
Missing	4039
Total	781	100.0

811) In the past year, have you read the [scripture] on the Internet? (RDSCINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	242	31.0
2) No	539	69.0
Missing	4039
Total	781	100.0

812) In the past year, have you read the [scripture] on an e-device such as iPad, Kindle, phone app, etc.? (RDSCEDEV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	162	20.7
2) No	619	79.3
Missing	4039
Total	781	100.0

813) In the past year, have you made an intentional effort to commit any parts of [scripture] to memory? (RDSCMEM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	365	46.8
2) No	415	53.2
Missing	4040
Total	780	100.0

814) In the past year, to what extent did you read [scripture] to learn about your religion? (RDSCLRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	123	15.8
2) To a small extent	177	22.8
3) To a moderate extent	199	25.6
4) To a considerable extent	133	17.1
5) To a great extent	146	18.8
Missing	4042
Total	778	100.0

815) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] as a matter of personal prayer and devotion? (RDSCPER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	72	9.2
2) To a small extent	150	19.2
3) To a moderate extent	206	26.4
4) To a considerable extent	154	19.7
5) To a great extent	199	25.5
Missing	4039
Total	781	100.0

816) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] to prepare to teach or participate in a study group? (RDSCTCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	378	48.4
2) To a small extent	128	16.4
3) To a moderate extent	119	15.2
4) To a considerable extent	80	10.2
5) To a great extent	76	9.7
Missing	4039
Total	781	100.0

817) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] to make decisions about your relationship with your spouse, parents, children or friends? (RDSCDEC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	277	35.6
2) To a small extent	161	20.7
3) To a moderate extent	136	17.5
4) To a considerable extent	105	13.5
5) To a great extent	99	12.7
Missing	4042
Total	778	100.0

818) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] to learn about attaining wealth or prosperity? (RDSCWLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	495	63.5
2) To a small extent	117	15.0
3) To a moderate extent	82	10.5
4) To a considerable extent	44	5.6
5) To a great extent	41	5.3
Missing	4041
Total	779	100.0

819) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] to learn about attaining health or healing? (RDSCHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	348	44.7
2) To a small extent	161	20.7
3) To a moderate extent	144	18.5
4) To a considerable extent	54	6.9
5) To a great extent	72	9.2
Missing	4041
Total	779	100.0

820) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] to learn about what the future holds? (RDSCFUT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	344	44.2
2) To a small extent	152	19.5
3) To a moderate extent	142	18.3
4) To a considerable extent	61	7.8
5) To a great extent	79	10.2
Missing	4042
Total	778	100.0

821) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] to learn about issues like abortion or homosexuality? (RDSCISS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	494	63.3
2) To a small extent	127	16.3
3) To a moderate extent	74	9.5
4) To a considerable extent	48	6.2
5) To a great extent	37	4.7
Missing	4040
Total	780	100.0

822) (In the past year,) To what extent did you read [scripture] to learn about issues like poverty or war? (RDSCISS2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	471	60.4
2) To a small extent	133	17.1
3) To a moderate extent	89	11.4
4) To a considerable extent	49	6.3
5) To a great extent	38	4.9
Missing	4040
Total	780	100.0

823) We are now going to ask about the more recent past, the past 30 days. Remember, all of these questions are about reading done outside of a worship service: In the past 30 days, on how many days have you read the [scripture] as part of an organized study group of any kind? (RDSCORG)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	465	59.8
1) One day	58	7.5
2) 2	43	5.5
3) 3	24	3.1
4) 4	59	7.6
5) 5	26	3.3
6) 6	9	1.2
7) 7	5	0.6
8) 8	14	1.8
9) 9	1	0.1
10) 10	18	2.3
12) 12	9	1.2
13) 13	2	0.3
14) 14	1	0.1
15) 15	8	1.0
18) 18	2	0.3
20) 20	8	1.0
21) 21	5	0.6
25) 25	3	0.4
28) 28	1	0.1
30) 30	17	2.2
Missing	4042
Total	778	100.0

824) In the past 30 days, on how many days have you read scripture as an individual activity where you chose and read the passage on your own, not as part of an organized study group of any kind? (RDSCOWN)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	162	21.0
1) One day	62	8.0
2) 2	87	11.3
3) 3	34	4.4
4) 4	37	4.8
5) 5	43	5.6
6) 6	13	1.7
7) 7	9	1.2
8) 8	10	1.3
10) 10	42	5.4
12) 12	5	0.6
14) 14	2	0.3
15) 15	52	6.7
16) 16	2	0.3
17) 17	2	0.3
18) 18	1	0.1
20) 20	45	5.8
21) 21	2	0.3
25) 25	16	2.1
26) 26	3	0.4
27) 27	3	0.4
28) 28	4	0.5
30) 30	136	17.6
Missing	4048
Total	772	100.0

825) In the past 30 days, when reading the [scripture], have you turned to other people, books or other sources for help in interpreting and understanding what you read? (RDSCUND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	344	44.3
2) No	433	55.7
Missing	4043
Total	777	100.0

826) In the past 30 days, have you received help in interpreting and understanding scripture from: your pastor, priest or other clergy? (RDSCCLGY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	178	51.7
2) No	166	48.3
Missing	4476
Total	344	100.0

827) In the past 30 days, have you received help in interpreting and understanding scripture from: study group leader or members? (RDSCLDR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	170	49.4
2) No	174	50.6
Missing	4476
Total	344	100.0

828) In the past 30 days, have you received help in interpreting and understanding scripture from: published commentary in a book, CD or DVD? (RDSCBK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	170	49.4
2) No	174	50.6
Missing	4476
Total	344	100.0

829) In the past 30 days, have you received help in interpreting and understanding scripture from: Internet site? (RDSCWWW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	100	29.1
2) No	244	70.9
Missing	4476
Total	344	100.0

830) In the past 30 days, have you received help in interpreting and understanding scripture from: television or radio program? (RDSCTV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	126	36.6
2) No	218	63.4
Missing	4476
Total	344	100.0

831) What translation of the Bible do you most often read? Is it the King James Version, New International Version, New American Bible, New Revised Standard Version, Living Bible or some OTHER version? (RDSCBBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) King James Version	392	55.9
2) New International Version	127	18.1
3) New American Bible	39	5.6
4) New Revised Standard Version	52	7.4
5) Living Bible	40	5.7
7) Reina Valera	6	0.9
8) English Standard	2	0.3
9) Catholic	11	1.6
11) Good News	2	0.3
12) Children's	3	0.4
13) New World	3	0.4
14) Amplified	2	0.3
20) Old/New Testament	8	1.1
30) Other	14	2.0
Missing	4119
Total	701	100.0

832) Do you have a favorite book of the Bible? (BBLFAV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	381	51.8
2) No	354	48.2
Missing	4085
Total	735	100.0

833) Do you have a favorite book of the Bible? Please name. (BBLFAV1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	379	51.36	22.22

834) Do you have a favorite Bible story, verse or passage? (BBLSTRY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	377	51.3
2) No	358	48.7
Missing	4085
Total	735	100.0

835) Next I would like to ask you some questions about the issue of global warming or climate change. How much do you feel you understand about this issue — would you say a great deal, a moderate amount, only a little or nothing at all? (CLMTKNOW)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	114	8.8
2) A moderate amount	501	38.8
3) Only a little	522	40.4
4) Nothing at all	154	11.9
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

836) Which of the three statements do you personally believe? (CLMTCHNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Climate change is happening now, caused mainly by human activities	681	54.7
2) Climate change is happening now, but is caused mainly by natural forces, or	510	41.0
3) Climate change is not happening now?	54	4.3
Missing	3575
Total	1245	100.0

837) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: Thinking up new ideas and being creative is important to [response to gendfill2]. [response to gendfill1a] likes to do things in [response to gendfill3] own original way. (VALORIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	372	28.9
2) Like me	334	26.0
3) Somewhat like me	360	28.0
4) A little like me	133	10.4
5) Not like me	61	4.7
6) Not like me at all	25	1.9
Missing	3535
Total	1285	100.0

838) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] to be rich. [response to gendfill1a] wants to have a lot of money and expensive things. (VALRICH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	64	5.0
2) Like me	79	6.1
3) Somewhat like me	170	13.2
4) A little like me	244	19.0
5) Not like me	518	40.2
6) Not like me at all	212	16.5
Missing	3533
Total	1287	100.0

839) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: [response to gendfill1a] thinks it is important that every person in the world should be treated equally. [response to gendfill1a] believes everyone should have equal opportunities in life. (VALEQL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	637	49.5
2) Like me	397	30.8
3) Somewhat like me	160	12.4
4) A little like me	55	4.3
5) Not like me	24	1.9
6) Not like me at all	14	1.1
Missing	3533
Total	1287	100.0

840) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It's important to [response to gendfill2] to show [response to gendfill3] abilities. [response to gendfill1a] wants people to admire what [response to gendfill1] does. (VALABLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	202	15.7
2) Like me	278	21.7
3) Somewhat like me	317	24.7
4) A little like me	218	17.0
5) Not like me	215	16.7
6) Not like me at all	54	4.2
Missing	3536
Total	1284	100.0

841) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] to live in secure surroundings. [response to gendfill1a] avoids anything that might endanger [response to gendfill3] safety. (VALSAFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	352	27.4
2) Like me	357	27.8
3) Somewhat like me	252	19.6
4) A little like me	154	12.0
5) Not like me	137	10.7
6) Not like me at all	34	2.6
Missing	3534
Total	1286	100.0

842) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: [response to gendfill1a] likes surprises and is always looking for new things to do. [response to gendfill1a] thinks it is important to do lots of different things in life. (VALDIFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	253	19.7
2) Like me	305	23.7
3) Somewhat like me	335	26.0
4) A little like me	202	15.7
5) Not like me	148	11.5
6) Not like me at all	43	3.3
Missing	3534
Total	1286	100.0

843) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: [response to gendfill1a] believes that people should do what they're told. [response to gendfill1a] thinks people should follow rules at all times, even when no-one is watching. (VALRULE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	215	16.8
2) Like me	310	24.2
3) Somewhat like me	275	21.5
4) A little like me	192	15.0
5) Not like me	213	16.6
6) Not like me at all	77	6.0
Missing	3538
Total	1282	100.0

844) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] to listen to people who are different from [response to gendfill2]. Even when [response to gendfill1] disagrees with them, [response to gendfill1] still wants to understand them. (VALLIST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	379	29.5
2) Like me	518	40.3
3) Somewhat like me	237	18.4
4) A little like me	105	8.2
5) Not like me	34	2.6
6) Not like me at all	12	0.9
Missing	3535
Total	1285	100.0

845) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] to be humble and modest. [response to gendfill1a] tries not to draw attention to [response to gendfill2]self. (VALMOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	329	25.6
2) Like me	463	36.0
3) Somewhat like me	277	21.6
4) A little like me	126	9.8
5) Not like me	70	5.4
6) Not like me at all	20	1.6
Missing	3535
Total	1285	100.0

846) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: Having a good time is important to [response to gendfill2]. [response to gendfill1a] likes to ‘spoil' [response to gendfill2]self. (VALSPL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	120	9.3
2) Like me	195	15.2
3) Somewhat like me	278	21.6
4) A little like me	263	20.4
5) Not like me	348	27.0
6) Not like me at all	83	6.4
Missing	3533
Total	1287	100.0

847) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] to make [response to gendfill3] own decisions about what [response to gendfill1] does. [response to gendfill1a] likes to be free and not depend on others. (VALFREE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	514	39.9
2) Like me	421	32.7
3) Somewhat like me	198	15.4
4) A little like me	97	7.5
5) Not like me	47	3.7
6) Not like me at all	10	0.8
Missing	3533
Total	1287	100.0

848) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It's very important to [response to gendfill2] to help the people around [response to gendfill2]. [response to gendfill1a] wants to care for their well-being. (VALCARE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	499	38.7
2) Like me	474	36.8
3) Somewhat like me	228	17.7
4) A little like me	70	5.4
5) Not like me	10	0.8
6) Not like me at all	7	0.5
Missing	3532
Total	1288	100.0

849) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: Being very successful is important to [response to gendfill2]. [response to gendfill1a] hopes people will recognize [response to gendfill3] achievements. (VALACHV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	185	14.4
2) Like me	258	20.1
3) Somewhat like me	293	22.8
4) A little like me	228	17.8
5) Not like me	261	20.3
6) Not like me at all	59	4.6
Missing	3536
Total	1284	100.0

850) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] that the government ensures [response to gendfill3] safety against all threats. [response to gendfill1a] wants the state to be strong so it can defend its citizens. (VALDFND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	333	26.1
2) Like me	433	33.9
3) Somewhat like me	230	18.0
4) A little like me	141	11.0
5) Not like me	109	8.5
6) Not like me at all	32	2.5
Missing	3542
Total	1278	100.0

851) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: [response to gendfill1a] looks for adventures and likes to take risks. [response to gendfill1a] wants to have an exciting life. (VALRISK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	132	10.3
2) Like me	210	16.4
3) Somewhat like me	310	24.1
4) A little like me	215	16.7
5) Not like me	314	24.5
6) Not like me at all	103	8.0
Missing	3536
Total	1284	100.0

852) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] always to behave properly. [response to gendfill1a] wants to avoid doing anything people would say is wrong. (VALPRPR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	241	18.8
2) Like me	341	26.5
3) Somewhat like me	289	22.5
4) A little like me	192	14.9
5) Not like me	177	13.8
6) Not like me at all	45	3.5
Missing	3535
Total	1285	100.0

853) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] to get respect from others. [response to gendfill1a] wants people to do what [response to gendfill1] says. (VALRSPT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	92	7.2
2) Like me	220	17.2
3) Somewhat like me	358	28.0
4) A little like me	226	17.7
5) Not like me	317	24.8
6) Not like me at all	64	5.0
Missing	3543
Total	1277	100.0

854) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: It is important to [response to gendfill2] to be loyal to [response to gendfill3] friends. [response to gendfill1a] wants to devote [response to gendfill2]self to people close to [response to gendfill2]. (VALDVOT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	525	40.8
2) Like me	469	36.4
3) Somewhat like me	201	15.6
4) A little like me	66	5.1
5) Not like me	19	1.5
6) Not like me at all	7	0.5
Missing	3533
Total	1287	100.0

855) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: [response to gendfill1a] strongly believes that people should care for nature. Looking after the environment is important to [response to gendfill2]. (VALECO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	356	27.7
2) Like me	440	34.2
3) Somewhat like me	276	21.5
4) A little like me	151	11.8
5) Not like me	50	3.9
6) Not like me at all	12	0.9
Missing	3535
Total	1285	100.0

856) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: Tradition is important to [response to gendfill2]. [response to gendfill1a] tries to follow the customs handed down by [response to gendfill3] religion or [response to gendfill3] family. (VALTRDN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	274	21.3
2) Like me	350	27.2
3) Somewhat like me	288	22.4
4) A little like me	180	14.0
5) Not like me	142	11.0
6) Not like me at all	53	4.1
Missing	3533
Total	1287	100.0

857) Now I will briefly describe some people. Please listen to each description and tell me how much each person is or is not like you. Use this card for your answer: [response to gendfill1a] seeks every chance [response to gendfill1] can to have fun. It is important to [response to gendfill2] to do things that give [response to gendfill2] pleasure. (VALFUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much like me	202	15.7
2) Like me	319	24.8
3) Somewhat like me	316	24.6
4) A little like me	271	21.1
5) Not like me	151	11.7
6) Not like me at all	28	2.2
Missing	3533
Total	1287	100.0

858) Some employers offer something called a 'referral bonus.' It is a reward given to the employee who helps fill a job opening by finding and referring the person who gets the job. Does your current or most recent employer offer a 'referral bonus'? (REFBNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	211	18.0
2) No	958	82.0
Missing	3651
Total	1169	100.0

859) During the past 12 months, did you personally tell any family members, friends or acquaintances about a job opportunity in case they might want to apply for that job? (REFER12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	625	51.9
2) No	579	48.1
Missing	3616
Total	1204	100.0

860) During the past 12 months, how many family members, friends or acquaintances did you personally tell about job opportunities they might want to apply for? (REFCNT12)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	623	3.69	3.68

861) Recalling the most recent time you told someone about a job opportunity they might want to apply for, which occupation best describes that job opportunity? (See Note 1: Occupation and Industry Codes on the ARDA summary page for link to codes) (REFOCC10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	613	4,528.60	2,669.24

862) Please recall the most recent time you told someone about a job opportunity they might want to apply for. Was it a job with your employer at the time? (WINFIRMR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	291	46.6
2) No	258	41.3
3) I was not employed at the time	76	12.2
Missing	4195
Total	625	100.0

863) (Recalling the most recent time you told someone about a job opportunity they might want to apply for), Did the person you told about that job opportunity apply for it? (REFAPPLY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	326	60.4
2) No	214	39.6
Missing	4280
Total	540	100.0

864) (Recalling the person you most recently told about a job opportunity they might want to apply for), Is that person the same sex (gender) as you? (REFHSEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	435	69.8
2) No	188	30.2
Missing	4197
Total	623	100.0

865) (Recalling the person you most recently told about a job opportunity they might want to apply for), Is that person Asian, Black, Hispanic, White, or something else? (REFHRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Asian	15	2.4
2) Black	109	17.5
3) Hispanic	64	10.3
4) White	413	66.4
5) Something else	21	3.4
Missing	4198
Total	622	100.0

866) (Recalling the person you most recently told about a job opportunity they might want to apply for), About how old was that person? (REFHAGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	620	34.30	11.25

867) With the exception of elementary or high school performances, did you go to a live music, theater or dance performance, during the last 12 months? (PRFMCE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1275	44.9
2) No	1564	55.1
Missing	1981
Total	2839	100.0

868) During the last 12 months, did you go to an art exhibit, such as paintings, sculpture, textiles, graphic design or photography? (ARTEXBT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	949	33.4
2) No	1890	66.6
Missing	1981
Total	2839	100.0

869) Was it a music performance? (PRFMMUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	652	72.3
2) No	250	27.7
Missing	3918
Total	902	100.0

870) Was it a dance performance? (PRFMDAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	253	28.0
2) No	650	72.0
Missing	3917
Total	903	100.0

871) Was it a theater performance? (PRFMTHE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	369	40.8
2) No	536	59.2
Missing	3915
Total	905	100.0

872) Did you attend this performance alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? (PRFMATT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Alone	32	3.5
2) With one other person	394	43.5
3) With two or more other people	479	52.9
Missing	3915
Total	905	100.0

873) Did you attend this performance alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? A. Attended with spouse or partner (PRFMATT1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	471	53.9
2) No	403	46.1
Missing	3946
Total	874	100.0

874) Did you attend this performance alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? B. Attended with child (PRFMATT2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	202	23.1
2) No	672	76.9
Missing	3946
Total	874	100.0

875) Did you attend this performance alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? C. Attended with friend (PRFMATT3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	476	54.5
2) No	398	45.5
Missing	3946
Total	874	100.0

876) Did you attend this performance alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? D. Attended with relative (PRFMATT4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	255	29.2
2) No	619	70.8
Missing	3946
Total	874	100.0

877) Did you attend this performance alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? E. Attended with someone else (PRFMATT5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	110	12.6
2) No	764	87.4
Missing	3946
Total	874	100.0

878) Was the performance you attended free, or was there an admission fee? (PRFMFREE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Free	204	22.7
2) Admission fee	696	77.3
Missing	3920
Total	900	100.0

879) People attend performances for different reasons. How big a reason was low cost in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	117	12.9
2) Minor reason	200	22.1
3) Not a reason	588	65.0
Missing	3915
Total	905	100.0

880) (People attend performances for different reasons.) How big a reason was wanting to experience high quality art in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	325	36.0
2) Minor reason	211	23.3
3) Not a reason	368	40.7
Missing	3916
Total	904	100.0

881) How big a reason was wanting to socialize with family or friends in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	471	52.0
2) Minor reason	220	24.3
3) Not a reason	214	23.6
Missing	3915
Total	905	100.0

882) How big a reason was wanting to learn about or celebrate your or your family's cultural heritage in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	100	11.1
2) Minor reason	100	11.1
3) Not a reason	704	77.9
Missing	3916
Total	904	100.0

883) How big a reason was wanting to support a community organization or event in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	250	27.7
2) Minor reason	203	22.5
3) Not a reason	451	49.9
Missing	3916
Total	904	100.0

884) How big a reason was wanting to gain knowledge or learn something new in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	213	23.5
2) Minor reason	227	25.1
3) Not a reason	465	51.4
Missing	3915
Total	905	100.0

885) How big a reason was wanting to experience a performance at this location in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	266	29.4
2) Minor reason	300	33.1
3) Not a reason	339	37.5
Missing	3915
Total	905	100.0

886) How big a reason was wanting to see a specific, individual performer in your decision to attend this performance? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (PRFMWHY7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	438	48.4
2) Minor reason	145	16.0
3) Not a reason	322	35.6
Missing	3915
Total	905	100.0

887) Was there some other major reason for your decision to attend that is not shown on the card? (PRFMWHY8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gift, free	90	10.0
2) School	9	1.0
3) Want to see	10	1.1
4) Variety, something different, new experience	5	0.6
5) Win meal, drinks	5	0.6
6) Enjoyment, pure entertainment	34	3.8
7) Religious	5	0.6
8) For children, educational	6	0.7
19) Miscellaneous	22	2.4
97) None	718	79.4
Missing	3916
Total	904	100.0

888) You said that in the last 12 months you attended an exhibit. I'd like to ask you a few questions about the last time you did this type of activity. Did you attend this exhibit alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? (ARTATT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Alone	61	10.2
2) With one other person	260	43.4
3) With two or more other people	278	46.4
Missing	4221
Total	599	100.0

889) Did you attend this exhibit alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? A. Attended with spouse or partner (ARTATT1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	284	53.1
2) No	251	46.9
Missing	4285
Total	535	100.0

890) Did you attend this exhibit alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? B. Attended with child (ARTATT2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	186	34.6
2) No	351	65.4
Missing	4283
Total	537	100.0

891) Did you attend this exhibit alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? C. Attended with friend (ARTATT3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	229	42.6
2) No	308	57.4
Missing	4283
Total	537	100.0

892) Did you attend this exhibit alone, with one other person, or with two or more other people? D. Attended with relative (ARTATT4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	139	25.9
2) No	398	74.1
Missing	4283
Total	537	100.0

893) Did you attend this exhibit alone, with one other person or with two or more other people? E. Attended with someone else (ARTATT5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	58	10.8
2) No	479	89.2
Missing	4283
Total	537	100.0

894) Was the exhibit you attended free or was there an admission fee? (ARTFREE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Free	371	62.2
2) Admission fee	225	37.8
Missing	4224
Total	596	100.0

895) People attend exhibits for different reasons. How big a reason was low cost in your decision to attend this exhibit? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (ARTWHY1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	97	16.2
2) Minor reason	154	25.7
3) Not a reason	348	58.1
Missing	4221
Total	599	100.0

896) How big a reason was wanting to experience high quality art in your decision to attend this exhibit? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (ARTWHY2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	289	48.5
2) Minor reason	148	24.8
3) Not a reason	159	26.7
Missing	4224
Total	596	100.0

897) How big a reason was wanting to socialize with family or friends in your decision to attend this exhibit? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (ARTWHY3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	271	45.3
2) Minor reason	144	24.1
3) Not a reason	183	30.6
Missing	4222
Total	598	100.0

898) How big a reason was wanting to learn about or celebrate your or your family's cultural heritage in your decision to attend this exhibit? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (ARTWHY4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	63	10.5
2) Minor reason	96	16.1
3) Not a reason	439	73.4
Missing	4222
Total	598	100.0

899) How big a reason was wanting to support a community organization or event in your decision to attend this exhibit? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (ARTWHY5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	178	29.8
2) Minor reason	166	27.8
3) Not a reason	254	42.5
Missing	4222
Total	598	100.0

900) How big a reason was wanting to gain knowledge or learn something new in your decision to attend this exhibit? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (ARTWHY6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	337	56.4
2) Minor reason	181	30.3
3) Not a reason	80	13.4
Missing	4222
Total	598	100.0

901) How big a reason was wanting to see an exhibit at this location in your decision to attend this exhibit? Was it a major reason, a minor reason or not a reason at all? (ARTWHY7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Major reason	230	38.5
2) Minor reason	190	31.8
3) Not a reason	178	29.8
Missing	4222
Total	598	100.0

902) Was there some other major reason for your decision to attend that is not shown on the card? (ARTWHY8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gift, free	28	4.7
2) School	2	0.3
3) Want to see	2	0.3
4) Variety, something different, new experience	3	0.5
5) Win meal, drinks	1	0.2
6) Enjoyment, pure entertainment	9	1.5
8) For children, educational	7	1.2
10) See this artist	34	5.7
11) Work related	8	1.3
12) Get gift, buy art	1	0.2
19) Other	32	5.4
97) None	470	78.7
Missing	4223
Total	597	100.0

903) During the last 12 months, was there a performance or exhibit that you wanted to go to but did not? (ARTNOGO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	374	28.1
2) No	958	71.9
Missing	3488
Total	1332	100.0

904) Was it a performance or an exhibit? (ARTNOGO1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Performance	229	61.7
2) Exhibit	113	30.5
3) Both performance and exhibit	29	7.8
Missing	4449
Total	371	100.0

905) Thinking about the most recent performance you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: cost too much? (PRFMCOST)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	104	43.3
2) Not a reason	136	56.7
Missing	4580
Total	240	100.0

906) Thinking about the most recent performance you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: programs or events were not of interest? (PRFMINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	20	8.4
2) Not a reason	219	91.6
Missing	4581
Total	239	100.0

907) Thinking about the most recent performance you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: too difficult to get there? (PRFMTRVL)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	78	32.5
2) Not a reason	162	67.5
Missing	4580
Total	240	100.0

908) Thinking about the most recent performance you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: could not find anyone to go with? (PRFMGST)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	56	23.3
2) Not a reason	184	76.7
Missing	4580
Total	240	100.0

909) Thinking about the most recent performance you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: could not find the time? (PRFMTIME)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	93	38.8
2) Not a reason	147	61.3
Missing	4580
Total	240	100.0

910) Thinking about the most recent performance you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: did not want to go to that location? (PRFMLOC)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	25	10.4
2) Not a reason	215	89.6
Missing	4580
Total	240	100.0

911) Thinking about the most recent performance you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: some other reason not shown? (PRFMOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Work	21	8.8
2) Sick, handicapped	15	6.3
3) Sold out, no ticket	6	2.5
4) No child care, baby sitter	7	2.9
19) Other	12	5.0
97) None	179	74.6
Missing	4580
Total	240	100.0

912) Thinking about the most recent exhibit you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: cost too much? (ARTCOST)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	36	27.7
2) Not a reason	94	72.3
Missing	4690
Total	130	100.0

913) Thinking about the most recent exhibit you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: programs or events were not of interest? (ARTINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	10	7.7
2) Not a reason	120	92.3
Missing	4690
Total	130	100.0

914) Thinking about the most recent exhibit you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: too difficult to get there? (ARTTRVL)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	53	40.5
2) Not a reason	78	59.5
Missing	4689
Total	131	100.0

915) Thinking about the most recent exhibit you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: could not find anyone to go with? (ARTGST)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	32	24.2
2) Not a reason	100	75.8
Missing	4688
Total	132	100.0

916) Thinking about the most recent exhibit you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: could not find the time? (ARTTIME)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	71	54.2
2) Not a reason	60	45.8
Missing	4689
Total	131	100.0

917) Thinking about the most recent exhibit you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: did not want to go to that location? (ARTLOC)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	9	6.9
2) Not a reason	122	93.1
Missing	4689
Total	131	100.0

918) Thinking about the most recent exhibit you wanted to attend but did not, which of the following factors were important in your decision not to attend: some other reason not shown? (ARTOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
1) A reason	26	19.8
2) Not a reason	105	80.2
Missing	4689
Total	131	100.0

919) Of these factors, which one was the most important in your decision not to attend? (REFRTWHY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Cost too much	63	25.7
3) Too difficult to get there	41	16.7
4) Could not find anyone to go with	20	8.2
5) Could not find the time	69	28.2
6) Did not want to go to that location	5	2.0
7) Work	17	6.9
8) Sick, handicapped	13	5.3
9) Sold out, no ticket	2	0.8
10) No child care, baby sitter	4	1.6
19) Other	6	2.4
97) None	5	2.0
Missing	4575
Total	245	100.0

920) When it comes to your present situation, would you consider yourself fully an adult, mostly an adult, partly an adult, or still not an adult? (YOUADULT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fully an adult	233	62.1
2) Mostly an adult	100	26.7
3) Partly an adult	38	10.1
4) Still not an adult	4	1.1
Missing	4445
Total	375	100.0

921) In general, how much confidence do you have in: the health care system in the United States? (CONHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Complete confidence	57	3.7
2) A great deal of confidence	233	15.2
3) Some confidence	708	46.2
4) Very little confidence	425	27.7
5) No confidence at all	111	7.2
Missing	3286
Total	1534	100.0

922) In general, would you say that the health care system in the United States...? (HLTHCHNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Needs no changes	31	2.1
2) Needs a few changes	495	32.8
3) Needs many changes	755	50.1
4) Needs to be completely changed	227	15.1
Missing	3312
Total	1508	100.0

923) Is it fair or unfair that people with higher incomes can afford better education for their children than people with lower incomes? Would you say it is ...? (EDUCBTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very fair	186	12.4
2) Somewhat fair	313	20.9
3) Neither fair nor unfair	345	23.0
4) Somewhat unfair	335	22.3
5) Very unfair	322	21.5
Missing	3319
Total	1501	100.0

924) Is it fair or unfair that people with higher incomes can afford better health care than people with lower incomes? Would you say it is...? (HLTHBTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very fair	156	10.3
2) Somewhat fair	243	16.0
3) Neither fair nor unfair	266	17.5
4) Somewhat unfair	364	24.0
5) Very unfair	490	32.3
Missing	3301
Total	1519	100.0

925) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Do you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree that: In the next few years the health care system in the United States will improve. (HLTHIMP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	61	4.2
2) Agree	391	27.0
3) Neither agree nor disagree	392	27.1
4) Disagree	431	29.7
5) Strongly disagree	174	12.0
Missing	3371
Total	1449	100.0

926) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Do you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree that: People use health care services more than necessary. (HLTHMORE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	214	14.2
2) Agree	660	43.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	288	19.1
4) Disagree	307	20.4
5) Strongly disagree	38	2.5
Missing	3313
Total	1507	100.0

927) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Do you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree that: The government should provide only limited health care services. (HLTHGOV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	93	6.2
2) Agree	365	24.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	222	14.8
4) Disagree	589	39.3
5) Strongly disagree	231	15.4
Missing	3320
Total	1500	100.0

928) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Do you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree or strongly disagree that: In general, the health care system in the United States is inefficient. (HLTHINF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	257	17.2
2) Agree	673	44.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	251	16.8
4) Disagree	263	17.6
5) Strongly disagree	54	3.6
Missing	3322
Total	1498	100.0

929) How willing would you be to pay higher taxes to improve the level of health care for all people in the United States? (HLTHTAX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very willing	178	12.0
2) Fairly willing	508	34.3
3) Neither willing nor unwilling	250	16.9
4) Fairly unwilling	253	17.1
5) Very unwilling	293	19.8
Missing	3338
Total	1482	100.0

930) Are you in favor of or against public funding of: preventive medical checkups? (FNDMEDCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly in favor of	320	21.3
2) In favor of	766	50.9
3) Neither in favor of nor against	218	14.5
4) Against	132	8.8
5) Strongly against	68	4.5
Missing	3316
Total	1504	100.0

931) Are you in favor of or against public funding of: treatment for HIV/AIDS? (FNDAIDS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly in favor of	322	21.2
2) In favor of	727	47.9
3) Neither in favor of nor against	256	16.9
4) Against	155	10.2
5) Strongly against	57	3.8
Missing	3303
Total	1517	100.0

932) Are you in favor of or against public funding of: programs to prevent obesity? (FNDOBSTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly in favor of	294	19.2
2) In favor of	640	41.9
3) Neither in favor of nor against	279	18.3
4) Against	240	15.7
5) Strongly against	75	4.9
Missing	3292
Total	1528	100.0

933) Are you in favor of or against public funding of: organ transplants? (FNDORGN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly in favor of	333	21.9
2) In favor of	754	49.5
3) Neither in favor of nor against	253	16.6
4) Against	138	9.1
5) Strongly against	45	3.0
Missing	3297
Total	1523	100.0

934) People should have access to publicly funded health care even if they: do not hold citizenship of the United States. (HLTHCTZN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	104	6.9
2) Agree	303	20.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	185	12.3
4) Disagree	438	29.1
5) Strongly disagree	475	31.6
Missing	3315
Total	1505	100.0

935) People should have access to publicly funded health care even if they: behave in ways that damage their health? (HLTHDMG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	62	4.1
2) Agree	382	25.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	323	21.5
4) Disagree	495	32.9
5) Strongly disagree	242	16.1
Missing	3316
Total	1504	100.0

936) In your opinion, how many people are there in the United States who do not have access to the health care they need? (HLTHNEED)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	28	1.9
2) Very few	112	7.6
3) Some	306	20.8
4) Many	1024	69.7
Missing	3350
Total	1470	100.0

937) Severe health problems may have many causes. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? People suffer from severe health problems: because they behaved in ways that damaged their health (HLTHBEH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	180	11.9
2) Agree	732	48.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	344	22.7
4) Disagree	216	14.2
5) Strongly disagree	46	3.0
Missing	3302
Total	1518	100.0

938) Severe health problems may have many causes. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? People suffer from severe health problems: because of the environment they are exposed to at work or where they live (HLTHENV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	113	7.5
2) Agree	854	56.6
3) Neither agree nor disagree	349	23.1
4) Disagree	170	11.3
5) Strongly disagree	24	1.6
Missing	3310
Total	1510	100.0

939) Severe health problems may have many causes. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? People suffer from severe health problems: because of their genes (HLTHGENE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	150	9.9
2) Agree	972	64.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	240	15.9
4) Disagree	133	8.8
5) Strongly disagree	15	1.0
Missing	3310
Total	1510	100.0

940) Severe health problems may have many causes. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? People suffer from severe health problems: because they are poor (HLTHPOOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	116	7.6
2) Agree	705	46.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	276	18.1
4) Disagree	367	24.1
5) Strongly disagree	57	3.7
Missing	3299
Total	1521	100.0

941) Suppose two equally sick people need the same heart operation. One does not smoke, the other is a heavy smoker. In your opinion who should get the operation first? (HRTOP)

	TOTAL	%
1) The non-smoker	837	63.0
2) The heavy smoker	33	2.5
3) Their smoking habits should make no difference	459	34.5
Missing	3491
Total	1329	100.0

942) Now, suppose two other equally sick people need the same heart operation. One is aged 30, the other 70. In your opinion who should get the operation first? (HRTOP37)

	TOTAL	%
1) The 30 year old	689	50.9
2) The 70 year old	63	4.7
3) Their ages should make no difference	601	44.4
Missing	3467
Total	1353	100.0

943) Now, suppose two other equally sick people need the same heart operation. One has young children, the other does not have young children. In your opinion who should get the operation first? (HRTOPKID)

	TOTAL	%
1) The one who has young children	587	45.7
2) The one who has no young children	9	0.7
3) Having young children should make no difference	688	53.6
Missing	3536
Total	1284	100.0

944) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Alternative medicine provides better solutions for health problems than mainstream/medicine (ALTMED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	90	6.4
2) Agree	329	23.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	555	39.7
4) Disagree	362	25.9
5) Strongly disagree	63	4.5
Missing	3421
Total	1399	100.0

945) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Alternative medicine promises more than it is able to deliver (ALTMEDPR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	81	5.8
2) Agree	612	44.0
3) Neither agree nor disagree	466	33.5
4) Disagree	198	14.2
5) Strongly disagree	33	2.4
Missing	3430
Total	1390	100.0

946) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements about doctors in general in the United States? All things considered, doctors can be trusted (DOCTRST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	105	6.9
2) Agree	811	53.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	329	21.7
4) Disagree	232	15.3
5) Strongly disagree	38	2.5
Missing	3305
Total	1515	100.0

947) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements about doctors in general in the United States? Doctors discuss all treatment options with their patients (DOCTLK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	97	6.4
2) Agree	546	36.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	293	19.4
4) Disagree	511	33.9
5) Strongly disagree	62	4.1
Missing	3311
Total	1509	100.0

948) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements about doctors in general in the United States? The medical skills of doctors are not as good as they should be (DOCSKLS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	67	4.5
2) Agree	442	29.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	408	27.6
4) Disagree	514	34.7
5) Strongly disagree	49	3.3
Missing	3340
Total	1480	100.0

949) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements about doctors in general in the United States? Doctors care more about their earnings than about their patients (DOCEARN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	107	7.1
2) Agree	320	21.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	451	30.0
4) Disagree	542	36.0
5) Strongly disagree	84	5.6
Missing	3316
Total	1504	100.0

950) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements about doctors in general in the United States? Doctors would tell their patients if they made a mistake during treatment (DOCMSTK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	48	3.2
2) Agree	318	21.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	310	20.9
4) Disagree	622	41.9
5) Strongly disagree	186	12.5
Missing	3336
Total	1484	100.0

951) During the past four weeks how often: have you had difficulties with work or household activities because of health problems? (HLTHPRB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	813	52.7
2) Seldom	275	17.8
3) Sometimes	245	15.9
4) Often	112	7.3
5) Very often	99	6.4
Missing	3276
Total	1544	100.0

952) During the past four weeks how often: have you had bodily aches or pains? (HLTHPAIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	306	19.8
2) Seldom	289	18.7
3) Sometimes	423	27.4
4) Often	274	17.7
5) Very often	254	16.4
Missing	3274
Total	1546	100.0

953) During the past four weeks how often: have you felt unhappy and depressed? (HLTHDEP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	645	41.9
2) Seldom	409	26.6
3) Sometimes	340	22.1
4) Often	92	6.0
5) Very often	54	3.5
Missing	3280
Total	1540	100.0

954) During the past four weeks how often: have you lost confidence in yourself? (HLTHCONF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	914	59.3
2) Seldom	323	21.0
3) Sometimes	228	14.8
4) Often	47	3.0
5) Very often	29	1.9
Missing	3279
Total	1541	100.0

955) During the past four weeks how often: have you felt you could not overcome your problems? (HLTHNOT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	992	64.3
2) Seldom	294	19.1
3) Sometimes	185	12.0
4) Often	41	2.7
5) Very often	31	2.0
Missing	3277
Total	1543	100.0

956) During the past 12 months, how often did you visit or were visited by: a doctor? (DOCVST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	256	16.6
2) Seldom	488	31.6
3) Sometimes	472	30.6
4) Often	218	14.1
5) Very often	110	7.1
Missing	3276
Total	1544	100.0

957) During the past 12 months, how often did you visit or were visited by: an alternative health care practitioner? (DOCALT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	1199	78.2
2) Seldom	137	8.9
3) Sometimes	130	8.5
4) Often	55	3.6
5) Very often	12	0.8
Missing	3287
Total	1533	100.0

958) During the past 12 months, have you been in hospital or a clinic as an inpatient overnight? (HSPOVRNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	237	15.3
2) No	1313	84.7
Missing	3270
Total	1550	100.0

959) During the past 12 months, did it ever happen that you did not get the medical treatment you needed because: you could not pay for it? (MEDPAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	173	11.2
2) No	1252	80.8
3) Did not need medical treatment	124	8.0
Missing	3271
Total	1549	100.0

960) During the past 12 months, did it ever happen that you did not get the medical treatment you needed because: you could not take the time off work or had other commitments? (MEDCOMMT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	120	7.7
2) No	1295	83.6
3) Did not need medical treatment	134	8.7
Missing	3271
Total	1549	100.0

961) During the past 12 months, did it ever happen that you did not get the medical treatment you needed because: the treatment you needed was not available where you live or nearby? (MEDUNAV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	41	2.6
2) No	1350	87.2
3) Did not need medical treatment	158	10.2
Missing	3271
Total	1549	100.0

962) During the past 12 months, did it ever happen that you did not get the medical treatment you needed because: the waiting list was too long? (MEDWTLST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	36	2.3
2) No	1350	87.2
3) Did not need medical treatment	163	10.5
Missing	3271
Total	1549	100.0

963) How likely is it that if you become seriously ill, you would get or not get: the best treatment available in the United States? (MEDBEST)

	TOTAL	%
1) It's certain I would get	310	20.5
2) It's likely I would get	610	40.3
3) Equal chance of getting or not getting	335	22.1
4) It's likely I would not get	211	13.9
5) It's certain I would not get	47	3.1
Missing	3307
Total	1513	100.0

964) How likely is it that if you become seriously ill, you would get or not get: treatment from the doctor of your choice? (MEDDRCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) It's certain I would get	333	22.1
2) It's likely I would get	635	42.1
3) Equal chance of getting or not getting	310	20.5
4) It's likely I would not get	174	11.5
5) It's certain I would not get	58	3.8
Missing	3310
Total	1510	100.0

965) In general, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the health care system in the United States? (HLTHSAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely satisfied	53	3.5
2) Very satisfied	215	14.0
3) Fairly satisfied	564	36.8
4) Neither satisfied nor unsatisfied	214	14.0
5) Fairly unsatisfied	255	16.7
6) Very unsatisfied	171	11.2
7) Completely unsatisfied	59	3.9
Missing	3289
Total	1531	100.0

966) How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the treatment you received: when you last visited a doctor? (DOCVISIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely satisfied	319	20.6
2) Very satisfied	591	38.1
3) Fairly satisfied	441	28.5
4) Neither satisfied nor unsatisfied	55	3.5
5) Fairly unsatisfied	57	3.7
6) Very unsatisfied	46	3.0
7) Completely unsatisfied	24	1.5
8) Does not apply	17	1.1
Missing	3270
Total	1550	100.0

967) How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the treatment you received: when you last visited an alternative health care practitioner? (ALTSAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely satisfied	105	6.8
2) Very satisfied	182	11.7
3) Fairly satisfied	147	9.5
4) Neither satisfied nor unsatisfied	49	3.2
5) Fairly unsatisfied	15	1.0
6) Very unsatisfied	15	1.0
7) Completely unsatisfied	13	0.8
8) Does not apply	1024	66.1
Missing	3270
Total	1550	100.0

968) How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the treatment you received: when you were last in hospital? (HOSPSAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely satisfied	241	15.8
2) Very satisfied	524	34.5
3) Fairly satisfied	316	20.8
4) Neither satisfied nor unsatisfied	47	3.1
5) Fairly unsatisfied	50	3.3
6) Very unsatisfied	44	2.9
7) Completely unsatisfied	19	1.2
8) Does not apply	280	18.4
Missing	3299
Total	1521	100.0

969) Do you smoke cigarettes, and if so about how many cigarettes a day? (SMOKEDAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not smoke and never did	771	50.1
2) Do not smoke now but smoked in the past	411	26.7
3) Smoke 1-5 cigarettes per day	104	6.8
4) Smoke 6-10 cigarettes per day	91	5.9
5) Smoke 11-20 cigarettes per day	125	8.1
6) Smoke 21-40 cigarettes per day	36	2.3
7) Smoke more than 40 cigarettes per day	2	0.1
Missing	3280
Total	1540	100.0

970) How often do you: do physical activity for at least 20 minutes that makes you sweat or breathe more heavily than usual? (PHYSACT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	190	12.4
2) Once a month or less	141	9.2
3) Several times a month	261	17.0
4) Several times a week	541	35.2
5) Daily	402	26.2
Missing	3285
Total	1535	100.0

971) How often do you: eat fresh fruit or vegetables? (FRTVEGS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	7	0.5
2) Once a month or less	66	4.3
3) Several times a month	179	11.6
4) Several times a week	494	32.0
5) Daily	799	51.7
Missing	3275
Total	1545	100.0

972) Do you have a long-standing illness, a chronic condition, or a disability? (DISBLTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	583	37.8
2) No	961	62.2
Missing	3276
Total	1544	100.0

973) Respondent's height (inches) (RHEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1543	66.82	4.06

974) Respondent's weight (pounds) (RWEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1551	174.11	45.74

975) What kind of health insurance do you have? (INSTYPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Have no health insurance	251	16.3
2) National, public health insurance (including coverage by public welfare) (A)	232	15.1
3) Private insurance (B)	245	15.9
4) Employer/union based insurance (C)	551	35.8
5) National, public health insurance and private/complementary insurance (A+B)	144	9.4
6) Public/national and employer/union based insurance (A+C)	36	2.3
7) Employer/union based and private/complementary insurance (B+C)	35	2.3
8) Employer/union based, private/complementary and national/public health insurance (A+B+C)	21	1.4
9) Other	6	0.4
10) Military	18	1.2
Missing	3281
Total	1539	100.0

976) Thinking about your health insurance coverage, would you say you are very well covered, well covered, or not well covered (INSCOVRG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very well covered	412	31.8
2) Well covered	724	55.9
3) Not well covered	160	12.3
Missing	3524
Total	1296	100.0

977) Have any other members of your immediate family — that is your spouse, parents, children, brothers or sisters — ever served in the armed forces? (VETFAM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	833	53.8
2) No	715	46.2
Missing	3272
Total	1548	100.0

978) In general, how much confidence do you have in: the educational system in the United States? (CONSCHLS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Complete confidence	74	4.8
2) A great deal of confidence	299	19.4
3) Some confidence	851	55.3
4) Very little confidence	262	17.0
5) No confidence at all	52	3.4
Missing	3282
Total	1538	100.0

979) Please tell me on a scale of 1 to 5 how much you agree or disagree with the following statements about your life. 1 means strongly disagree and 5 means strongly agree: So far I have gotten the important things I want in life (GOTTHNGS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	38	2.5
2) Disagree	188	12.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	250	16.1
4) Agree	844	54.5
5) Strongly disagree	229	14.8
Missing	3271
Total	1549	100.0

980) Which of these approaches do you think would be the best way of getting business and industry in America to protect the environment? (BUSGRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Heavy fines for businesses that damage the environment	190	42.9
2) Use the tax system to reward businesses that protect the environment	116	26.2
3) More information and education for businesses about the advantages of protecting the environment	137	30.9
Missing	4377
Total	443	100.0

981) Which of these approaches do you think would be the best way of getting people and their families in America to protect the environment? (PEOPGRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Heavy fines for people who damage the environment	55	12.1
2) Use the tax system to reward people who protect the environment	111	24.3
3) More information and education for people about the advantages of protecting the environment	290	63.6
Missing	4364
Total	456	100.0

982) The second set of characteristics asks if people in the group tend to be hardworking or if they tend to be lazy. A score of 1 means that you think almost all of the people in the group are 'hardworking.' A score of 7 means that you think almost everyone in the group is 'lazy.' A score of 4 means that you think that the group is not towards one end or the other, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in the group stand: Hispanics? (WORKHSPS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Hardworking	113	10.8
2) 2	154	14.7
3) 3	225	21.5
4) 4	405	38.7
5) 5	108	10.3
6) 6	32	3.1
7) Lazy	10	1.0
Missing	3773
Total	1047	100.0

983) Did any of the following happen to you since [response to intmotxt], 2010? Were you unemployed or looking for work for as long as a month? (WORK10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	247	19.1
2) No	1044	80.9
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

984) Now I have some questions about different groups in our society. I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the characteristics of people in a group can be rated. In the first statement a score of 1 means that you think almost all of the people in that group are 'rich.' A score of 7 means that you think almost all of the people in the group are 'poor.' A score of 4 means that you think that the group is not toward one end or another, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in the group stand: Hispanics? (WLTHHSPS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Rich	4	0.4
2) 2	20	1.9
3) 3	83	8.0
4) 4	247	23.7
5) 5	416	39.9
6) 6	225	21.6
7) Poor	47	4.5
Missing	3778
Total	1042	100.0

985) How much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements: It is just too difficult for someone like me to do much about the environment (TOODIFME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	30	6.1
2) Agree	99	20.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	85	17.4
4) Disagree	218	44.7
5) Strongly disagree	56	11.5
Missing	4332
Total	488	100.0

986) Please tell me on a scale of 1 to 5 how much you agree or disagree with the following statements about your life. 1 means strongly disagree and 5 means strongly agree: I am satisfied with my life (SATLIFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	43	2.8
2) Disagree	151	9.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	265	17.1
4) Agree	862	55.7
5) Strongly agree	227	14.7
Missing	3272
Total	1548	100.0

987) Now thinking about your physical health, which includes physical illness and injury, for how many days during the past 30 days was your physical health not good? (PHYSHLTH)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1540	4.93	9.04

988) People differ in their ideas about what it takes for a young person to become an adult these days. How important is it for them to be: financially independent from their parents/guardians? (FININD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	656	42.5
2) Quite important	554	35.9
3) Somewhat important	278	18.0
4) Not too important	47	3.0
5) Not at all important	8	0.5
Missing	3277
Total	1543	100.0

989) [Follow-up to FININD] By what age should this normally occur? (FININD1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1431	21.36	3.27

990) People differ in their ideas about what it takes for a young person to become an adult these days. How important is it for them to be: no longer living in their parents' household? (OWNHH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	391	25.4
2) Quite important	462	30.0
3) Somewhat important	419	27.2
4) Not too important	195	12.7
5) Not at all important	71	4.6
Missing	3282
Total	1538	100.0

991) [Follow-up to OWNHH] By what age should this normally occur? (OWNHH1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1238	21.57	2.71

992) People differ in their ideas about what it takes for a young person to become an adult these days. How important is it for them to be: completed with their formal schooling? (EDDONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	934	60.8
2) Quite important	368	24.0
3) Somewhat important	151	9.8
4) Not too important	61	4.0
5) Not at all important	22	1.4
Missing	3284
Total	1536	100.0

993) [Follow-up to EDDONE] By what age should this normally occur? (EDDONE1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1382	22.11	3.43

994) People differ in their ideas about what it takes for a young person to become an adult these days. How important is it for them to be: employed full-time? (FTWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	791	51.6
2) Quite important	460	30.0
3) Somewhat important	204	13.3
4) Not too important	59	3.8
5) Not at all important	19	1.2
Missing	3287
Total	1533	100.0

995) [Follow-up to FTWORK] By what age should this normally occur? (FTWORK1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1404	21.44	3.03

996) Did any of the following happen to you since [response to INTMOTXT], 2010? Were you arrested? (LAW5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	33	2.6
2) No	1257	97.4
Missing	3530
Total	1290	100.0

997) How much do you feel you know about the causes of these sorts of environmental problems? Please tell me what you think, where 1 indicates you feel you know nothing at all and 5 indicates you feel you know a great deal (KNWCAUSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Know nothing at all	59	12.2
2) 2	117	24.2
3) 3	194	40.1
4) 4	80	16.5
5) Know a great deal	34	7.0
Missing	4336
Total	484	100.0

998) And how much do you feel you know about solutions to these sorts of environmental problems? Please tell me what you think, where 1 indicates you feel you know nothing at all and 5 indicates you feel you know a great deal (KNOWSOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Know nothing at all	106	22.0
2) 2	156	32.4
3) 3	161	33.4
4) 4	35	7.3
5) Know a great deal	24	5.0
Missing	4338
Total	482	100.0

999) Do people in these groups tend to be unintelligent or tend to be intelligent: Hispanics? A score of 1 means that you think almost all of the people in the group are 'unintelligent.' A score of 7 means that you think almost everyone in the group is 'intelligent.' A score of 4 means that you think that the group is not toward one end or the other, and of course you may choose any number in between that comes closest to where you think people in the group stand (INTLHSPS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Unintelligent	6	0.6
2) 2	42	4.1
3) 3	118	11.4
4) 4	555	53.6
5) 5	204	19.7
6) 6	67	6.5
7) Intelligent	44	4.2
Missing	3784
Total	1036	100.0

1000) How much trust do you have in each of the following groups to give you correct information about causes of pollution: business and industry? (INFOBIZ)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of trust	7	1.5
2) Quite a lot of trust	20	4.1
3) Some trust	131	27.2
4) Not much trust	200	41.5
5) Hardly any trust	124	25.7
Missing	4338
Total	482	100.0

1001) How much trust do you have in each of the following groups to give you correct information about causes of pollution: environmental groups? (INFOGRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of trust	43	8.8
2) Quite a lot of trust	88	18.1
3) Some trust	244	50.1
4) Not much trust	78	16.0
5) Hardly any trust	34	7.0
Missing	4333
Total	487	100.0

1002) How much trust do you have in each of the following groups to give you correct information about causes of pollution: government departments? (INFOGOVT)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of trust	15	3.1
2) Quite a lot of trust	23	4.7
3) Some trust	223	45.8
4) Not much trust	136	27.9
5) Hardly any trust	90	18.5
Missing	4333
Total	487	100.0

1003) How much trust do you have in each of the following groups to give you correct information about causes of pollution: newspapers? (INFONEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of trust	10	2.1
2) Quite a lot of trust	53	11.1
3) Some trust	249	52.1
4) Not much trust	107	22.4
5) Hardly any trust	59	12.3
Missing	4342
Total	478	100.0

1004) How much trust do you have in each of the following groups to give you correct information about causes of pollution: radio or TV programs? (INFOTV)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of trust	13	2.7
2) Quite a lot of trust	53	10.9
3) Some trust	262	54.0
4) Not much trust	112	23.1
5) Hardly any trust	45	9.3
Missing	4335
Total	485	100.0

1005) How much trust do you have in each of the following groups to give you correct information about causes of pollution: university research centers? (INFOCOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of trust	70	14.6
2) Quite a lot of trust	169	35.2
3) Some trust	202	42.1
4) Not much trust	25	5.2
5) Hardly any trust	14	2.9
Missing	4340
Total	480	100.0

1006) Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Inequality continues to exist because it benefits the rich and powerful (INEQUAL3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	317	25.0
2) Agree	525	41.4
3) Neither	212	16.7
4) Disagree	168	13.3
5) Strongly disagree	45	3.6
Missing	3553
Total	1267	100.0

1007) Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Large differences in income are necessary for America's prosperity (INEQUAL5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	53	4.2
2) Agree	279	22.0
3) Neither	225	17.7
4) Disagree	542	42.7
5) Strongly disagree	170	13.4
Missing	3551
Total	1269	100.0

1008) Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Differences in income in America are too large (INCGAP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	348	27.3
2) Agree	492	38.6
3) Neither	235	18.5
4) Disagree	149	11.7
5) Strongly disagree	49	3.8
Missing	3547
Total	1273	100.0

1009) How much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements? I do what is right for the environment, even when it costs more money or takes more time (IHLPGRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	43	8.9
2) Agree	249	51.3
3) Neither	117	24.1
4) Disagree	70	14.4
5) Strongly disagree	6	1.2
Missing	4335
Total	485	100.0

1010) Please tell me on a scale of 1 to 5 how much you agree or disagree with the following statements about your life. 1 means strongly disagree and 5 means strongly agree. In most ways my life is close to ideal (IDEALLFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	45	2.9
2) Disagree	226	14.6
3) Neither agree nor disagree	420	27.1
4) Agree	694	44.9
5) Strongly agree	162	10.5
Missing	3273
Total	1547	100.0

1011) Please tell me on a scale of 1 to 5 how much you agree or disagree with the following statements about your life. 1 means strongly disagree and 5 means strongly agree. The conditions of my life are excellent (CONEXCEL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	45	2.9
2) Disagree	289	18.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	424	27.4
4) Agree	648	41.8
5) Strongly agree	143	9.2
Missing	3271
Total	1549	100.0

1012) During the past 30 days, for about how many days have you felt very healthy and full of energy? (HLTHENGY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1542	20.02	10.85

1013) Did any of the following happen to you since [response to INTMOTXT], 2010? Did you fall behind in paying your rent or mortgage? (HRDSHP1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	157	12.2
2) No	1134	87.8
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

1014) Did any of the following happen to you since [response to INTMOTXT], 2010? Did you lack health insurance coverage (for example, Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross, an HMO, etc.)? (HRDSHP6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	245	19.0
2) No	1046	81.0
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

1015) Now, I'm going to ask you about various events and conditions that happen to people. I'm interested in those that happened to you during the last 24 months, that is since [response to INTMOTXT] 2010. As I ask you about the specific events, please think carefully, so I can record things accurately. Did any of the following happen to you since [response to INTMOTXT], 2010? Were you a patient in a hospital, sanatorium, convalescent or nursing home (apart from having a baby)? (HLTH10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	339	26.3
2) No	952	73.7
Missing	3529
Total	1291	100.0

1016) Did any of the following happen to you since [response to INTMOTXT], 2010? Were you unable to work at your job or carry out your regular activities for one month or more because of illness or injury? (HLTH11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	231	17.9
2) No	1058	82.1
Missing	3531
Total	1289	100.0

1017) People differ in their ideas about what it takes for a young person to become an adult these days. How important is it for them to: have a child? (HAVCHLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	145	9.7
2) Quite important	188	12.6
3) Somewhat important	310	20.7
4) Not too important	405	27.0
5) Not at all important	450	30.0
Missing	3322
Total	1498	100.0

1018) [Follow-up to HAVCHLD] By what age should this normally occur? (HAVCHLD1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	605	25.85	3.74

1019) People differ in their ideas about what it takes for a young person to become an adult these days. How important is it for them to: get married? (GETMAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	169	11.2
2) Quite important	206	13.7
3) Somewhat important	291	19.3
4) Not too important	422	28.0
5) Not at all important	421	27.9
Missing	3311
Total	1509	100.0

1020) [Follow-up to GETMAR] By what age should this normally occur? (GETMAR1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	627	25.73	4.11

1021) If you were to consider your life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are, on the whole? (HAPORNOT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely happy	173	11.2
2) Very happy	612	39.6
3) Fairly happy	597	38.7
4) Neither happy nor unhappy	88	5.7
5) Fairly unhappy	50	3.2
6) Very unhappy	20	1.3
7) Completely unhappy	4	0.3
Missing	3276
Total	1544	100.0

1022) In the last five years, have you signed a petition about an environmental issue? (GRNSIGN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I have	116	23.5
2) No, I have not	377	76.5
Missing	4327
Total	493	100.0

1023) In the last five years, have you given money to an environmental group? (GRNMONEY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I have	97	19.6
2) No, I have not	398	80.4
Missing	4325
Total	495	100.0

1024) In the last five years, have you taken part in a protest or demonstration about an environmental issue? (GRNDEMO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I have	10	2.0
2) No, I have not	491	98.0
Missing	4319
Total	501	100.0