General Social Survey, 1978 - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) Year of survey (YEAR)

	TOTAL	%
1978) 1978	1532	100.0
Total	1532	100.0

2) Respondent original ID number (ID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	766.50	442.40

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Working full-time	716	46.7
2) Working part-time	139	9.1
3) With a job, but not at work because of temporary illness, vacation, strike	39	2.5
4) Unemployed, laid off, looking for work	39	2.5
5) Retired	157	10.2
6) In school	35	2.3
7) Keeping house	377	24.6
8) Other	30	2.0
Total	1532	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	855	40.81	14.12

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

	TOTAL	%
6) 6	1	2.6
8) 8	1	2.6
32) 32	1	2.6
34) 34	1	2.6
35) 35	2	5.1
37) 37	1	2.6
39) 39	1	2.6
40) 40	16	41.0
45) 45	1	2.6
48) 48	2	5.1
50) 50	4	10.3
60) 60	3	7.7
80) 80	2	5.1
99) No answer	3	7.7
Missing	1493
Total	39	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	471	78.6
2) No	127	21.2
9) No answer	1	0.2
Missing	933
Total	599	100.0

7) Respondent's occupation (See Note 1: Occupation Codes on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (OCC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	431.96	291.41

8) Prestige of respondent's occupation (See Note 1: Prestige Codes on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PRESTIGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1404	39.28	13.96

9) (Are/Were) you self-employed or (do/did) you work for someone else? (WRKSLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self-employed	140	10.0
2) Someone else	1264	90.0
9) No answer	1	0.1
Missing	127
Total	1405	100.0

10) Respondent's industry (See Note 2: Industrial Classification on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (INDUSTRY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	502.65	315.41

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	960	62.7
2) Widowed	153	10.0
3) Divorced	134	8.7
4) Separated	47	3.1
5) Never married	237	15.5
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

12) If ever married: How old were you when you first married? (AGEWED)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1295	22.23	7.39

13) Asked only of those who are currently married or widowed: Have you ever been divorced or legally separated? (DIVORCE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	180	16.2
2) No	928	83.3
9) No answer	6	0.5
Missing	418
Total	1114	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Full-time	505	52.5
2) Part-time	83	8.6
3) With a job, but not at work because of temporary illness, vacation, strike	26	2.7
4) Unemployed	17	1.8
5) Retired	78	8.1
6) In school	8	0.8
7) Keeping house	224	23.3
8) Other	19	2.0
9) No answer	1	0.1
Missing	571
Total	961	100.0

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

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	589	41.98	15.68

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

	TOTAL	%
25) 25	1	3.7
35) 35	1	3.7
36) 36	1	3.7
40) 40	12	44.4
44) 44	1	3.7
48) 48	3	11.1
50) 50	1	3.7
56) 56	1	3.7
57) 57	1	3.7
60) 60	1	3.7
65) 65	1	3.7
89) 89	1	3.7
98) Don't know	1	3.7
99) No answer	1	3.7
Missing	1505
Total	27	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	245	74.2
2) No	82	24.8
8) Don't know	1	0.3
9) No answer	2	0.6
Missing	1202
Total	330	100.0

18) Occupation of respondent's spouse (See Note 1: Occupation Codes on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPOCC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	876	448.22	256.16

19) Prestige of respondent's spouse's occupation (See Note 1: Prestige Scores on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPPRES)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	876	40.19	13.07

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Self-employment	118	13.4
2) Someone else	758	86.3
9) No answer	2	0.2
Missing	654
Total	878	100.0

21) Spouse's industry (See Note 2: Industrial Classification on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPIND)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	875	520.77	306.18

22) Respondent's father's occupation: What kind of work did your father (father substitute) normally do while you were growing up? That is, what was his job called? (See Note 1: Occupation Codes on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PAOCC16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1318	538.92	243.73

23) Prestige of father's occupation (while respondent was growing up) (See Note 1: Prestige Scores on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PAPRES16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1318	39.13	11.91

24) Father's employment status: While you were growing up was your father self-employed, or did he work for someone else? (PAWRKSLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self-employment	419	31.7
2) Someone else	899	68.1
9) No Answer	2	0.2
Missing	212
Total	1320	100.0

25) Father's industry (while respondent was growing up) (See Note 2: Industrial Classification on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PAIND16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1318	329.61	313.92

26) How many brothers and sisters did you have? (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	1532	4.18	3.31

27) 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	417	27.2
1) 1	240	15.7
2) 2	366	23.9
3) 3	222	14.5
4) 4	134	8.7
5) 5	63	4.1
6) 6	39	2.5
7) 7	24	1.6
8) Eight or more	21	1.4
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

28) Respondent's age (AGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	44.26	18.15

29) Respondent's education: What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that you finished and got credit for? (EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal schooling	6	0.4
1) 1st grade	4	0.3
2) 2nd grade	1	0.1
3) 3rd grade	8	0.5
4) 4th grade	20	1.3
5) 5th grade	13	0.8
6) 6th grade	19	1.2
7) 7th grade	39	2.5
8) 8th grade	126	8.2
9) 9th grade	63	4.1
10) 10th grade	96	6.3
11) 11th grade	90	5.9
12) 12th grade	541	35.3
13) 1 year of college	105	6.9
14) 2 years of college	120	7.8
15) 3 years of college	55	3.6
16) 4 years of college	119	7.8
17) 5 years of college	34	2.2
18) 6 years of college	34	2.2
19) 7 years of college	17	1.1
20) 8 years of college	16	1.0
98) Don't know	3	0.2
99) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal schooling	41	2.7
2) 2nd grade	11	0.7
3) 3rd grade	36	2.3
4) 4th grade	39	2.5
5) 5th grade	35	2.3
6) 6th grade	88	5.7
7) 7th grade	53	3.5
8) 8th grade	213	13.9
9) 9th grade	44	2.9
10) 10th grade	58	3.8
11) 11th grade	29	1.9
12) 12th grade	256	16.7
13) 1 year of college	29	1.9
14) 2 years of college	51	3.3
15) 3 years of college	8	0.5
16) 4 years of college	54	3.5
17) 5 years of college	16	1.0
18) 6 years of college	12	0.8
19) 7 years of college	6	0.4
20) 8 years of college	10	0.7
97) Not applicable	205	13.4
98) Don't know	235	15.3
99) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal schooling	41	2.7
1) 1st grade	1	0.1
2) 2nd grade	8	0.5
3) 3rd grade	18	1.2
4) 4th grade	31	2.0
5) 5th grade	26	1.7
6) 6th grade	74	4.8
7) 7th grade	42	2.7
8) 8th grade	242	15.8
9) 9th grade	49	3.2
10) 10th grade	71	4.6
11) 11th grade	67	4.4
12) 12th grade	421	27.5
13) 1 year of college	22	1.4
14) 2 years of college	65	4.2
15) 3 years of college	16	1.0
16) 4 years of college	48	3.1
17) 5 years of college	5	0.3
18) 6 years of college	7	0.5
19) 7 years of college	1	0.1
20) 8 years of college	5	0.3
97) Not applicable	51	3.3
98) Don't know	216	14.1
99) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) No formal schooling	3	0.2
1) 1st grade	1	0.1
2) 2nd grade	1	0.1
4) 4th grade	4	0.3
5) 5th grade	7	0.5
6) 6th grade	14	0.9
7) 7th grade	18	1.2
8) 8th grade	80	5.2
9) 9th grade	34	2.2
10) 10th grade	63	4.1
11) 11th grade	53	3.5
12) 12th grade	372	24.3
13) 1 year of college	56	3.7
14) 2 years of college	66	4.3
15) 3 years of college	27	1.8
16) 4 years of college	79	5.2
17) 5 years of college	18	1.2
18) 6 years of college	27	1.8
19) 7 years of college	9	0.6
20) 8 years of college	17	1.1
97) Not applicable	571	37.3
98) Don't know	9	0.6
99) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

33) Highest educational degree earned by respondent (DEGREE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Less than high school	470	30.7
1) High school	804	52.5
2) Associate/Junior college	42	2.7
3) Bachelor's	151	9.9
4) Graduate	62	4.0
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

34) Highest educational degree of respondent's father (or father substitute) (PADEG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Less than high school	772	50.4
1) High school	341	22.3
2) Associate/Junior college	8	0.5
3) Bachelor's	56	3.7
4) Graduate	38	2.5
7) Not applicable	205	13.4
8) Don't know	105	6.9
9) No answer	7	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

35) Highest educational degree of respondent's mother (or mother substitute) (MADEG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Less than high school	781	51.0
1) High school	512	33.4
2) Associate/Junior college	27	1.8
3) Bachelor's	49	3.2
4) Graduate	11	0.7
7) Not applicable	51	3.3
8) Don't know	92	6.0
9) No answer	9	0.6
Total	1532	100.0

36) Highest educational degree of respondent's spouse (SPDEG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Less than high school	268	17.5
1) High school	508	33.2
2) Associate/Junior college	29	1.9
3) Bachelor's	90	5.9
4) Graduate	55	3.6
7) Not applicable	571	37.3
8) Don't know	7	0.5
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

37) Respondent's sex (SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	643	42.0
2) Female	889	58.0
Total	1532	100.0

38) Respondent's race (RACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	1358	88.6
2) Black	158	10.3
3) Other	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) In open country but not on a farm	174	11.4
2) On a farm	333	21.7
3) In a small city or town (under 50,000)	472	30.8
4) In a medium-size city (50,000--250,000)	206	13.4
5) In a suburb near a large city	130	8.5
6) In a large city (over 250,000)	215	14.0
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) Foreign	61	4.0
1) New England	67	4.4
2) Middle Atlantic	269	17.6
3) East North Central	327	21.3
4) West North Central	137	8.9
5) South Atlantic	272	17.8
6) East South Central	107	7.0
7) West South Central	129	8.4
8) Mountain	42	2.7
9) Pacific	121	7.9
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Same state, same city	619	40.4
2) Same state, different city	434	28.3
3) Different state	468	30.5
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

42) Were you living with both your own mother and father around the time you were sixteen? (If no: With whom were you living around that time?) (FAMILY16)

	TOTAL	%
0) Other	28	1.8
1) Both own mother and father	1157	75.5
2) Father and stepmother	21	1.4
3) Mother and stepfather	57	3.7
4) Father only	34	2.2
5) Mother only	172	11.2
6) Some other male relative (no female head)	5	0.3
7) Some other female relative (no male head)	21	1.4
8) Other arrangement with relatives (e.g., aunt and uncle, grandparents)	36	2.3
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) One or both parents died	202	53.9
2) Parents divorced or separated	132	35.2
4) One or both parents in institution	2	0.5
5) Other	34	9.1
8) Don't know	3	0.8
9) No answer	2	0.5
Missing	1157
Total	375	100.0

44) Did your mother ever work for pay for as long as a year, after she was married? (MAWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	751	54.0
2) No	614	44.2
8) Don't know	20	1.4
9) No answer	5	0.4
Missing	142
Total	1390	100.0

45) If yes to MAWORK: Did she work for as long as a year before you started first grade? (MAWKBABY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	318	42.1
2) No	404	53.4
8) Don't know	24	3.2
9) No answer	10	1.3
Missing	776
Total	756	100.0

46) If yes to MAWORK: Did she work for as long as a year around the time you were sixteen? (MAWK16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	491	64.9
2) No	253	33.5
8) Don't know	2	0.3
9) No answer	10	1.3
Missing	776
Total	756	100.0

47) Thinking about the time when you were sixteen years old, compared with American families in general then, how would describe your family income? (INCOM16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Far below average	123	8.0
2) Below average	361	23.6
3) Average	829	54.1
4) Above average	182	11.9
5) Far above average	22	1.4
8) Don't know	13	0.8
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1438	93.9
2) No	92	6.0
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) Both born in US	1252	81.7
1) Mother yes, father no	58	3.8
2) Mother no, father yes	36	2.3
3) Mother yes, father don't know	6	0.4
4) Mother no, father don't know	1	0.1
7) Mother don't know, father don't know	2	0.1
8) Neither born in US	174	11.4
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

50) Were all of your four grandparents born in this country? If no: How many were born outside the United States? (GRANBORN)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	845	57.0
1) One	101	6.8
2) Two	155	10.5
3) Three	40	2.7
4) Four	299	20.2
8) Don't know	38	2.6
9) No answer	4	0.3
Missing	50
Total	1482	100.0

51) Number of household members (HOMPOP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	2.92	1.62

52) Number of household members under six years old (BABIES)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1232	80.4
1) 1	195	12.7
2) 2	78	5.1
3) 3	11	0.7
4) 4	2	0.1
9) No answer	14	0.9
Total	1532	100.0

53) Number of household members six to twelve years old (PRETEEN)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1159	75.7
1) 1	220	14.4
2) 2	109	7.1
3) 3	21	1.4
4) 4	6	0.4
5) 5	3	0.2
9) No answer	14	0.9
Total	1532	100.0

54) Number of household members thirteen to seventeen years old (TEENS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1204	78.6
1) 1	200	13.1
2) 2	89	5.8
3) 3	25	1.6
4) 4	5	0.3
5) 5	1	0.1
9) No answer	8	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

55) Number of household members eighteen or more years old (ADULTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	374	24.4
2) 2	900	58.7
3) 3	183	11.9
4) 4	54	3.5
5) 5	11	0.7
6) 6	3	0.2
9) No answer	7	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1164	94.2
1) 1	53	4.3
2) 2	8	0.6
4) 4	2	0.2
9) No answer	9	0.7
Missing	296
Total	1236	100.0

57) 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	229	14.9
1) 1	629	41.1
2) 2	479	31.3
3) 3	104	6.8
4) 4	54	3.5
5) 5	22	1.4
6) 6	3	0.2
7) 7	2	0.1
8) Eight or more	2	0.1
9) No answer	8	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

58) 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	18	1.2
2) $1,000 to 2,999	72	4.7
3) $3,000 to 3,999	83	5.4
4) $4.000 to 4,999	54	3.5
5) $5,000 to 5,999	63	4.1
6) $6,000 to 6,999	68	4.4
7) $7,000 to 7,999	62	4.0
8) $8,000 to 9,999	103	6.7
9) $10,000 to 14,999	279	18.2
10) $15,000 to 19,999	222	14.5
11) $20,000 to 24,999	194	12.7
12) $25,000 or over	214	14.0
13) Refused	41	2.7
98) Don't know	56	3.7
99) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

59) In which of these groups did your earnings from (stated occupation) for last year fall? That is, before taxes or other deductions. (RINCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under $1,000	70	7.1
2) $1,000 to 2,999	113	11.5
3) $3,000 to 3,999	48	4.9
4) $4,000 to 4,999	53	5.4
5) $5,000 to 5,999	52	5.3
6) $6,000 to 6,999	42	4.3
7) $7,000 to 7,999	44	4.5
8) $8,000 to 9,999	80	8.2
9) $10,000 to 14,999	195	19.9
10) $15,000 to 19,999	123	12.5
11) $20,000 to 24,999	60	6.1
12) $25,000 or over	57	5.8
13) Refused	24	2.4
98) Don't know	12	1.2
99) No answer	8	0.8
Missing	551
Total	981	100.0

60) In which of these groups did your total family income, from all sources, fall last year-1977--before taxes, that is? (INCOME77)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under $1,000	18	1.2
2) $1,000 to 2,999	72	4.7
3) $3,000 to 3,999	83	5.4
4) $4,000 to 4,999	54	3.5
5) $5,000 to 5,999	63	4.1
6) $6,000 to 6,999	68	4.4
7) $7,000 to 7,999	62	4.0
8) $8,000 to 9,999	103	6.7
9) $10,000 to 12,499	143	9.3
10) $12,500 to 14,999	136	8.9
11) $15,000 to 17,499	133	8.7
12) $17,500 to 19,999	89	5.8
13) $20,000 to 22,499	106	6.9
14) $22,500 to 24,999	88	5.7
15) $25,000 to 49,999	181	11.8
16) $50,000 or over	33	2.2
17) Refused	41	2.7
98) Don't know	56	3.7
99) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

61) In which of these groups did your earnings from (stated occupation) for last year fall? That is, before taxes or other deductions. (RINCOM77)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under $1,000	70	7.1
2) $1,000 to 2,999	113	11.5
3) $3,000 to 3,999	48	4.9
4) $4,000 to 4,999	53	5.4
5) $5,000 to 5,999	52	5.3
6) $6,000 to 6,999	42	4.3
7) $7,000 to 7,999	44	4.5
8) $8,000 to 9,999	80	8.2
9) $10,000 to 12,499	122	12.4
10) $12,500 to 14,999	73	7.4
11) $15,000 to 17,499	71	7.2
12) $17,500 to 19,999	52	5.3
13) $20,000 to 22,499	34	3.5
14) $22,500 to 24,999	26	2.7
15) $25,000 to 49,999	50	5.1
16) $50,000 or over	7	0.7
17) Refused	24	2.4
98) Don't know	12	1.2
99) No answer	8	0.8
Missing	551
Total	981	100.0

62) Region of interview (REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) New England	72	4.7
2) Middle Atlantic	263	17.2
3) East North Central	327	21.3
4) West North Central	116	7.6
5) South Atlantic	305	19.9
6) East South Central	85	5.5
7) West South Central	112	7.3
8) Mountain	66	4.3
9) Pacific	186	12.1
Total	1532	100.0

63) NORC size of place (See Note 3: NORC Size of Place on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (XNORCSIZ)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	5.03	3.19

64) SRC (Survey Research Center, University of Michigan) New Belt Code; (the SRC belt code has been revised for the NORC survey to aid in the categorization of places by size and type simultaneously, see Note 4: SRC New Belt Code on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SRCBELT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	4.12	1.56

65) Size of place in thousands (SIZE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	265.47	940.54

66) Respondent's Occupational Relationship with Data (See Note 5 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (DOTDATA)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1383	3.86	2.10

67) Respondent's Occupational Relationship with People (See Note 6 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (DOTPEOP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1383	6.50	1.84

68) Respondent's Occupational Relationship with Things (See Note 7 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (DOTTHNG)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1383	5.82	2.55

69) Respondent's Occupational General Educational Development (GED) (See Note 8 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (DOTGED)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1383	3.61	0.93

70) Respondent's Occupational Specific Vocation Preparation (SVP) (See Note 9 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (DOTSVP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1383	5.15	1.67

71) Respondent's Occupational Prestige (See Note 10 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (DOTPRES)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1383	39.62	14.42

72) Spouse's Occupational Relationship with Data (See Note 5 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPDOTDAT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	850	3.61	2.07

73) Spouse's Occupational Relationship with People (See Note 6 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPDOTPEO)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	850	6.38	1.88

74) Spouse's Occupational Relationship with Things (See Note 7 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPDOTTHN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	850	5.68	2.57

75) Spouse's Occupational General Educational Development (GED) (See Note 8 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPDOTGED)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	850	3.70	0.91

76) Spouse's Occupation Specific Vocation Preparation (SVP) (See Note 9 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPDOTSVP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	850	5.43	1.63

77) Spouse's Occupational Prestige (See Note 10 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPDOTPRE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	850	40.79	13.79

78) Father's Occupational Relationship with Data (See Note 5 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PADOTDAT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1288	3.48	2.14

79) Father's Occupational Relationship with People (See Note 6 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PADOTPEO)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1288	7.05	1.64

80) Father's Occupational Relationship with Things (See Note 7 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PADOTTHN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1288	4.03	2.60

81) Father's Occupational General Educational Development (GED) (See Note 8 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PADOTGED)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1288	3.62	0.84

82) Father's Occupation Specific Vocation Preparation (SVP) (See Note 9 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PADOTSVP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1288	5.77	1.55

83) Father's Occupational Prestige (See Note 10 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PADOTPRE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1288	37.12	12.79

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

	TOTAL	%
0) Strong Democrat	216	14.1
1) Not very strong Democrat	389	25.4
2) Independent, closer to Democrat	199	13.0
3) Independent (neither, no response)	221	14.4
4) Independent, closer to Republican	135	8.8
5) Not very strong Republican	246	16.1
6) Strong Republican	111	7.2
7) Other party, refused to say	10	0.7
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

85) In 1976, you remember that Carter ran for President on the Democratic ticket against Ford for the Republicans. Do you remember for sure whether or not you voted in that election? (VOTE76)

	TOTAL	%
1) Voted	973	63.5
2) Did not vote	456	29.8
3) Ineligible	82	5.4
4) Refused	3	0.2
8) Don't know/don't remember	16	1.0
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

86) If respondent voted: Did you vote for Carter or Ford? (PRES76)

	TOTAL	%
1) Carter	497	51.0
2) Ford	428	43.9
3) Other	15	1.5
4) Refused	4	0.4
8) Don't know/don't remember	14	1.4
9) No answer	17	1.7
Missing	557
Total	975	100.0

87) If respondent did not vote or ineligible: Who would you have voted for, for President, if you had voted? (IF76WHO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Carter	267	47.8
2) Ford	169	30.3
3) Other	25	4.5
5) Wouldn't vote	4	0.7
8) Don't know/don't remember	55	9.9
9) No answer	38	6.8
Missing	974
Total	558	100.0

88) ASKED ON BOTH FORMS: I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the political views that people might hold are arranged from extremely liberal to extremely conservative. Where would you place yourself on this scale? (POLVIEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely liberal	22	1.4
2) Liberal	142	9.3
3) Slightly liberal	241	15.7
4) Moderate, middle of the road	549	35.8
5) Slightly conservative	263	17.2
6) Conservative	188	12.3
7) Extremely conservative	30	2.0
8) Don't know	70	4.6
9) No answer	27	1.8
Total	1532	100.0

89) ONLY ASKED ON FORM 2: I'm going to show you a seven-point scale on which the political views that people might hold are arranged from extremely liberal to extremely conservative. Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't you thought much about this? (POLVIEWY)

	TOTAL	%
0) Haven't thought much about this	124	16.1
1) Extremely liberal	12	1.6
2) Liberal	66	8.6
3) Slightly liberal	109	14.1
4) Moderate, middle of the road	239	31.0
5) Slightly conservative	116	15.0
6) Conservative	74	9.6
7) Extremely conservative	11	1.4
8) Don't know	17	2.2
9) No answer	3	0.4
Missing	761
Total	771	100.0

90) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Space exploration program (NATSPAC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	177	11.6
2) About right	536	35.0
3) Too much	723	47.2
8) Don't know	96	6.3
Total	1532	100.0

91) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Improving and protecting the environment (NATENVIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	801	52.3
2) About right	501	32.7
3) Too much	146	9.5
8) Don't know	80	5.2
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

92) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Improving and protecting the nation's health (NATHEAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	849	55.4
2) About right	516	33.7
3) Too much	106	6.9
8) Don't know	61	4.0
Total	1532	100.0

93) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Solving the problems of the big cities (NATCITY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	593	38.7
2) About right	452	29.5
3) Too much	289	18.9
8) Don't know	197	12.9
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

94) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Halting the rising crime rate (NATCRIME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	982	64.1
2) About right	385	25.1
3) Too much	93	6.1
8) Don't know	66	4.3
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

95) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Dealing with drug addiction (NATDRUG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	844	55.1
2) About right	474	30.9
3) Too much	134	8.7
8) Don't know	75	4.9
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

96) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Improving the nation's education system (NATEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	790	51.6
2) About right	515	33.6
3) Too much	167	10.9
8) Don't know	58	3.8
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

97) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Improving the conditions of Blacks (NATRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	371	24.2
2) About right	661	43.1
3) Too much	385	25.1
8) Don't know	112	7.3
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

98) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: The military, armaments, and defense (NATARMS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	413	27.0
2) About right	666	43.5
3) Too much	334	21.8
8) Don't know	116	7.6
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

99) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Foreign aid (NATAID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	59	3.9
2) About right	366	23.9
3) Too much	1019	66.5
8) Don't know	88	5.7
Total	1532	100.0

100) Are we spending too much, too little, or about the right amount of money on: Welfare (NATFARE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too little	199	13.0
2) About right	382	24.9
3) Too much	892	58.2
8) Don't know	56	3.7
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

101) ONLY ASKED ON FORM 1: What score between 1 [government should do something to reduce income differences between rich and poor] to 7 [government should not concern itself with income differences] comes closest to the way you feel? (EQWLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Government should do something to reduce income differences between rich and poor	146	19.2
2) 2	82	10.8
3) 3	130	17.1
4) 4	157	20.6
5) 5	81	10.6
6) 6	57	7.5
7) Government should not concern itself with income differences	94	12.4
8) Don't know	11	1.4
9) No answer	3	0.4
Missing	771
Total	761	100.0

102) ONLY ASKED ON FORM 2: What score between 1 [government should do something to reduce income differences between rich and poor] to 7 [government should not concern itself with income differences] comes closest to the way you feel? (EQWLTHY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Government should do something to reduce income differences between rich and poor	145	18.8
2) 2	62	8.0
3) 3	144	18.7
4) 4	170	22.0
5) 5	84	10.9
6) 6	60	7.8
7) Government should not concern itself with income differences	84	10.9
8) Don't know	19	2.5
9) No answer	3	0.4
Missing	761
Total	771	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Favor	1016	66.3
2) Oppose	427	27.9
8) Don't know	89	5.8
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Too harshly	40	2.6
2) Not harshly enough	1297	84.7
3) About right	111	7.2
8) Don't know	80	5.2
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

105) Everything considered, would you say that, in general, you approve or disapprove of wiretapping? (WIRTAP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	291	19.0
2) Disapprove	1192	77.8
8) No opinion	46	3.0
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

106) ASKED ON BOTH FORMS: Do you think the use of marijuana should be made legal or not? (GRASS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Should	447	29.2
2) Should not	1017	66.4
8) Don't know	45	2.9
9) No answer	23	1.5
Total	1532	100.0

107) ONLY ASKED ON FORM 2: Some people think the use of marijuana should be made legal. Other people think marijuana use should not be made legal. Which do you favor? (GRASSY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Make use legal	242	31.4
2) Don't make use legal	501	65.0
8) Don't know	27	3.5
9) No answer	1	0.1
Missing	761
Total	771	100.0

108) Do you expect the United States to fight in another war within the next ten years? (USWAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	827	54.0
2) No	611	39.9
8) Don't know	91	5.9
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

109) Do you think it will be best for the future of this country if we take an active part in world affairs, or if we stay out of world affairs? (USINTL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Active part	979	63.9
2) Stay out	490	32.0
8) Don't know	61	4.0
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

110) Do you think our government should continue to belong to the United Nations, or should we pull out of it now? (USUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Continue to belong	1216	79.4
2) Pull out now	197	12.9
8) Don't know	116	7.6
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	979	63.9
2) Catholic	384	25.1
3) Jewish	29	1.9
4) None	119	7.8
5) Other	17	1.1
99) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

112) If Protestant: What specific denomination is that, if any? (DENOM)

	TOTAL	%
18) Baptist, Don't know which	318	32.3
28) Methodist, Don't know which	190	19.3
38) Lutheran, Don't know which	115	11.7
48) Presbyterian, Don't know which	62	6.3
50) Episcopal Church	39	4.0
60) Other	208	21.2
70) No denomination given or nondenominational	46	4.7
99) No answer	5	0.5
Missing	549
Total	983	100.0

113) Other Protestant denomination respondent belongs to (See Note 11 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (OTHER)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	213	71.95	145.75

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Fundamentalist	456	29.8
2) Moderate	763	49.8
3) Liberal	289	18.9
9) No answer	24	1.6
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	239	15.6
1) Less than once a year	134	8.7
2) About once or twice a year	202	13.2
3) Several times a year	175	11.4
4) About once a month	103	6.7
5) Two to three times a month	145	9.5
6) Nearly every week	107	7.0
7) Every week	299	19.5
8) Several times a week	123	8.0
9) Don't know or no answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

116) Would you call yourself a strong (stated religious preference) or a not very strong (stated religious preference)? (RELITEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strong	551	36.0
2) Not very strong	734	47.9
3) Somewhat strong	112	7.3
4) No religion	119	7.8
8) Don't know	9	0.6
9) No answer	7	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1069	69.8
2) No	325	21.2
8) Undecided	135	8.8
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	1017	66.4
2) Catholic	418	27.3
3) Jewish	31	2.0
4) None	48	3.1
5) Other	11	0.7
99) No answer	7	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

119) If Protestant: What specific denomination is that, if any? (DENOM16)

	TOTAL	%
18) Baptist, don't know which	371	36.2
28) Methodist, don't know which	222	21.7
38) Lutheran, don't know which	127	12.4
48) Presbyterian, don't know which	63	6.2
50) Episcopal Church	29	2.8
60) Other	171	16.7
70) No denomination given or nondenominational	32	3.1
99) No answer	9	0.9
Missing	508
Total	1024	100.0

120) Other Protestant denomination in which respondent was raised (See Note 11 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (OTH16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	179	95.85	209.35

121) Fundamentalism/liberalism of religion respondent was raised in (FUND16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fundamentalist	485	31.7
2) Moderate	823	53.7
3) Liberal	202	13.2
9) No answer	22	1.4
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	614	64.0
2) Catholic	258	26.9
3) Jewish	17	1.8
4) None	55	5.7
5) Other	11	1.1
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	4	0.4
Missing	572
Total	960	100.0

123) If Protestant: What specific denomination is that, if any? (SPDEN)

	TOTAL	%
18) Baptist, don't know which	190	30.7
28) Methodist, don't know which	110	17.8
38) Lutheran, don't know which	81	13.1
48) Presbyterian, don't know which	45	7.3
50) Episcopal Church	20	3.2
60) Other	126	20.4
70) No denomination given or nondenominational	41	6.6
98) Don't know	1	0.2
99) No answer	4	0.6
Missing	914
Total	618	100.0

124) Other Protestant denomination of respondent's spouse (See Note 11 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPOTHER)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	130	81.69	165.54

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Fundamentalist	279	29.1
2) Moderate	505	52.6
3) Liberal	157	16.4
9) No answer	19	2.0
Missing	572
Total	960	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	644	67.1
2) Catholic	248	25.8
3) Jewish	17	1.8
4) None	27	2.8
5) Other	11	1.1
8) Don't know	8	0.8
9) No answer	5	0.5
Missing	572
Total	960	100.0

127) If Protestant: What specific denomination is that, if any? (SPDEN16)

	TOTAL	%
18) Baptist, don't know which	205	31.6
28) Methodist, don't know which	130	20.0
38) Lutheran, don't know which	75	11.6
48) Presbyterian, don't know which	46	7.1
50) Episcopal Church	25	3.9
60) Other	125	19.3
70) No denomination given or nondenominational	36	5.5
98) Don't know	1	0.2
99) No answer	6	0.9
Missing	883
Total	649	100.0

128) Other Protestant denomination respondent's spouse was raised in (See Note 11 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPOTH16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	131	101.63	215.00

129) Fundamentalism/liberalism of religion spouse was raised in (SPFUND16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fundamentalist	284	29.6
2) Moderate	504	52.5
3) Liberal	143	14.9
9) No answer	29	3.0
Missing	572
Total	960	100.0

130) Suppose there is a community-wide vote on the general housing issue. There are two possible laws to vote on. Which law would you vote for? (RACOPEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) One law which says that a homeowner can decide for himself whom to sell his house to, even if he prefers not to sell to (Negro/Blacks/African-Americans).	863	56.3
2) The second law which says that a homeowner cannot refuse to sell to someone because of their race or color.	617	40.3
3) Neither	19	1.2
8) Don't know	30	2.0
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

131) Are there any (Negroes/Blacks/African-Americans) living in this neighborhood now? (RACLIVE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	745	48.6
2) No	731	47.7
8) Don't know	54	3.5
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

132) If yes to RACLIVE: Are there any (Negro/Black/African-American) families living close to you? (RACCLOS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	543	72.7
2) No	202	27.0
9) No answer	2	0.3
Missing	785
Total	747	100.0

133) If yes to RACLIVE: How many blocks (or miles) away do they (the (Negro/Black/African-American) families who live closest to you) live? (RACDIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) On this block, a few doors/houses away	335	44.8
2) One to three blocks away, under one-quarter mile	266	35.6
3) Four to eight blocks away, one-quarter to one mile	88	11.8
4) Over eight blocks away, over one mile	48	6.4
9) No answer	10	1.3
Missing	785
Total	747	100.0

134) If yes to RACLIVE: Do you think this neighborhood will become all (Negro/Black/African-American) in the next few years, or will it remain integrated? (RACINTEG)

	TOTAL	%
1) All Negro/Black/African-American	47	6.3
2) Remain integrated	660	88.4
8) Don't know	19	2.5
9) No answer	21	2.8
Missing	785
Total	747	100.0

135) ASKED IN TERMS OF OPPOSITE RACE: Would you yourself have any objection to sending your children to a school where a few of the children are [Whites/(Negroes/Blacks/African-Americans)]? (RACFEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	70	4.6
2) No	1441	94.1
8) Don't know	15	1.0
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

136) ASKED IN TERMS OF OPPOSITE RACE: If no or don't know to RACFEW: Would you yourself have any objection to sending your children to a school where half of the children are [Whites/(Negroes/Blacks/African-Americans)]? (RACHAF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	257	17.6
2) No	1156	79.1
8) Don't know	42	2.9
9) No answer	7	0.5
Missing	70
Total	1462	100.0

137) ASKED IN TERMS OF OPPOSITE RACE: If no or don't know to RACHALF: Would you yourself have any objection to sending your children to a school where more than half of the children are [Whites/(Negroes/Blacks/African-Americans)]? (RACMOST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	427	35.5
2) No	703	58.4
8) Don't know	59	4.9
9) No answer	14	1.2
Missing	329
Total	1203	100.0

138) In general, do you favor or oppose the busing of (Negro/Black/African-American) and white school children from one school district to another? (BUSING)

	TOTAL	%
1) Favor	306	20.0
2) Oppose	1153	75.3
8) Don't know	57	3.7
9) No answer	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

139) If your party nominated a (Negro/Black/African-American) for President, would you vote for him if he were qualified for the job? (RACPRES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1236	80.7
2) No	224	14.6
8) Don't know	57	3.7
9) No answer	15	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

140) ASKED IN TERMS OF OPPOSITE RACE: Do [(Blacks/Negroes/African-Americans)/Whites] attend the church that you, yourself, attend most often, or not? (RACCHURH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, attend	438	28.6
2) No, do not attend	829	54.1
3) Not applicable, no church	260	17.0
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

141) Now I want to read you some things some people have told us they have felt from time to time. Do you tend to feel or not: The people running the country don't really care what happens to you. (ALIENAT1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, feels	779	50.8
2) No, does not feel	678	44.3
8) Not sure	63	4.1
9) No answer	12	0.8
Total	1532	100.0

142) Do you tend to feel or not: The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. (ALIENAT2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, feels	1120	73.1
2) No, does not feel	355	23.2
8) Not sure	43	2.8
9) No answer	14	0.9
Total	1532	100.0

143) Do you tend to feel or not: What you think doesn't count very much anymore. (ALIENAT3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, feels	836	54.6
2) No, does not feel	594	38.8
8) Not sure	87	5.7
9) No answer	15	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

144) Do you tend to feel or not: You're left out of things going on around you. (ALIENAT4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, feels	429	28.0
2) No, does not feel	1047	68.3
8) Not sure	42	2.7
9) No answer	14	0.9
Total	1532	100.0

145) Do you tend to feel or not: Most people with power try to take advantage of people like yourself. (ALIENAT5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, feels	845	55.2
2) No, does not feel	625	40.8
8) Not sure	50	3.3
9) No answer	12	0.8
Total	1532	100.0

146) Do you tend to feel or not: The people in Washington, D.C., are out of touch with the rest of the country. (ALIENAT6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, feels	854	55.7
2) No, does not feel	573	37.4
8) Not sure	93	6.1
9) No answer	12	0.8
Total	1532	100.0

147) 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	521	34.0
2) Pretty happy	851	55.5
3) Not too happy	145	9.5
9) No answer	15	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

148) IF CURRENTLY MARRIED: Taking things all together, how would you describe your marriage? Would you say that your marriage is very happy, pretty happy, or not too happy? (HAPMAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very happy	622	64.7
2) Pretty happy	307	31.9
3) Not too happy	25	2.6
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	6	0.6
Missing	571
Total	961	100.0

149) 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) Try to be helpful	907	59.2
2) Just look out for themselves	536	35.0
3) Depends	80	5.2
8) Don't know	4	0.3
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

150) 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	454	29.6
2) Would try to be fair	983	64.2
3) Depends	78	5.1
8) Don't know	10	0.7
9) No answer	7	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Most people can be trusted	596	38.9
2) Can't be too careful	866	56.5
3) Depends	66	4.3
8) Don't know	4	0.3
9) No answer	0	0.0
Total	1532	100.0

152) How much satisfaction do you get from: The city or place you live in (SATCITY)

	TOTAL	%
1) A very great deal	254	16.6
2) A great deal	460	30.0
3) Quite a bit	291	19.0
4) A fair amount	305	19.9
5) Some	101	6.6
6) A little	71	4.6
7) None	43	2.8
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

153) How much satisfaction do you get from: Your non-working activities--hobbies and so on (SATHOBBY)

	TOTAL	%
1) A very great deal	365	23.8
2) A great deal	520	33.9
3) Quite a bit	278	18.1
4) A fair amount	190	12.4
5) Some	59	3.9
6) A little	54	3.5
7) None	54	3.5
8) Don't know	6	0.4
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

154) How much satisfaction do you get from: Your family life (SATFAM)

	TOTAL	%
1) A very great deal	591	38.6
2) A great deal	543	35.4
3) Quite a bit	164	10.7
4) A fair amount	113	7.4
5) Some	48	3.1
6) A little	33	2.2
7) None	24	1.6
8) Don't know	5	0.3
9) No answer	11	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

155) How much satisfaction do you get from: Your friendships (SATFRND)

	TOTAL	%
1) A very great deal	412	26.9
2) A great deal	624	40.7
3) Quite a bit	257	16.8
4) A fair amount	154	10.1
5) Some	50	3.3
6) A little	23	1.5
7) None	6	0.4
8) Don't know	0	0.0
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

156) How much satisfaction do you get from: Your health and physical condition (SATHEALT)

	TOTAL	%
1) A very great deal	362	23.6
2) A great deal	537	35.1
3) Quite a bit	232	15.1
4) A fair amount	243	15.9
5) Some	68	4.4
6) A little	59	3.9
7) None	24	1.6
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

157) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Banks and financial institutions (CONFINAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	503	32.8
2) Only some	825	53.9
3) Hardly any	179	11.7
8) Don't know	21	1.4
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

158) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Major companies (CONBUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	331	21.6
2) Only some	885	57.8
3) Hardly any	245	16.0
8) Don't know	68	4.4
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

159) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Organized religion (CONCLERG)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	468	30.5
2) Only some	722	47.1
3) Hardly any	278	18.1
8) Don't know	58	3.8
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

160) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Education (CONEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	435	28.4
2) Only some	841	54.9
3) Hardly any	231	15.1
8) Don't know	21	1.4
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

161) As far as the people running this institution are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Executive branch of the federal government (CONFED)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	191	12.5
2) Only some	908	59.3
3) Hardly any	380	24.8
8) Don't know	49	3.2
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

162) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Organized labor (CONLABOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	168	11.0
2) Only some	707	46.1
3) Hardly any	575	37.5
8) Don't know	78	5.1
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

163) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Press (CONPRESS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	307	20.0
2) Only some	893	58.3
3) Hardly any	301	19.6
8) Don't know	27	1.8
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

164) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Medicine (CONMEDIC)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	703	45.9
2) Only some	672	43.9
3) Hardly any	140	9.1
8) Don't know	12	0.8
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

165) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: TV (CONTV)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	210	13.7
2) Only some	815	53.2
3) Hardly any	473	30.9
8) Don't know	28	1.8
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

166) As far as the people running this institution are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: U.S. Supreme Court (CONJUDGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	429	28.0
2) Only some	806	52.6
3) Hardly any	223	14.6
8) Don't know	69	4.5
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

167) As far as the people running these institutions are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Scientific community (CONSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	553	36.1
2) Only some	737	48.1
3) Hardly any	111	7.2
8) Don't know	126	8.2
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

168) As far as the people running this institution are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Congress (CONLEGIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	197	12.9
2) Only some	963	62.9
3) Hardly any	319	20.8
8) Don't know	48	3.1
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

169) As far as the people running this institution are concerned, how much confidence would you say you have in: Military (CONARMY)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	451	29.4
2) Only some	825	53.9
3) Hardly any	196	12.8
8) Don't know	56	3.7
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

170) Importance of child's characteristics: A. That he has good manners (MANNERS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	52	3.4
2) One of three most desirable qualities	340	22.2
3) Not mentioned	842	55.0
4) One of three least important qualities	239	15.6
5) Least important quality	47	3.1
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

171) Importance of child's characteristics: B. That he tries hard to succeed (SUCCESS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	41	2.7
2) One of three most desirable qualities	181	11.8
3) Not mentioned	881	57.5
4) One of three least important qualities	344	22.5
5) Least important quality	73	4.8
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

172) Importance of child's characteristics: C. That he is honest (HONEST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	581	37.9
2) One of three most desirable qualities	470	30.7
3) Not mentioned	449	29.3
4) One of three least important qualities	15	1.0
5) Least important quality	5	0.3
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

173) Importance of child's characteristics: D. That he is neat and clean (NOTE: This question was only asked on Form 1.) (CLEAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	13	0.8
2) One of three most desirable qualities	123	8.0
3) Not mentioned	854	55.7
4) One of three least important qualities	346	22.6
5) Least important quality	184	12.0
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

174) Importance of child's characteristics: E. That he has good sense and sound judgment (JUDGMENT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	244	15.9
2) One of three most desirable qualities	322	21.0
3) Not mentioned	833	54.4
4) One of three least important qualities	100	6.5
5) Least important quality	21	1.4
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

175) Importance of child's characteristics: F. That he has self-control (CONTROL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	45	2.9
2) One of three most desirable qualities	240	15.7
3) Not mentioned	1084	70.8
4) One of three least important qualities	125	8.2
5) Least important quality	26	1.7
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

176) Importance of child's characteristics: G. That he acts like a boy or that she acts like a girl (ROLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	12	0.8
2) One of three most desirable qualities	39	2.5
3) Not mentioned	444	29.0
4) One of three least important qualities	345	22.5
5) Least important quality	680	44.4
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

177) Importance of child's characteristics: H. That he gets along well with other children (AMICABLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	28	1.8
2) One of three most desirable qualities	141	9.2
3) Not mentioned	1128	73.6
4) One of three least important qualities	165	10.8
5) Least important quality	58	3.8
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

178) Importance of child's characteristics: I. That he obeys his parents well (OBEYS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	227	14.8
2) One of three most desirable qualities	239	15.6
3) Not mentioned	965	63.0
4) One of three least important qualities	80	5.2
5) Least important quality	9	0.6
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

179) Importance of child's characteristics: J. That he is responsible (RESPONSI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	118	7.7
2) One of three most desirable qualities	378	24.7
3) Not mentioned	917	59.9
4) One of three least important qualities	93	6.1
5) Least important quality	14	0.9
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

180) Importance of child's characteristics: K. That he is considerate of others (CONSIDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	111	7.2
2) One of three most desirable qualities	299	19.5
3) Not mentioned	1005	65.6
4) One of three least important qualities	85	5.5
5) Least important quality	20	1.3
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

181) Importance of child's characteristics: L. That he is interested in how and why things happen (INTEREST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality for a child to have	41	2.7
2) One of three most desirable qualities	176	11.5
3) Not mentioned	660	43.1
4) One of three least important qualities	426	27.8
5) Least important quality	217	14.2
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

182) Importance of child's characteristics: M. That he is a good student (STUDIOUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most desirable quality	7	0.5
2) One of three most desirable qualities	67	4.4
3) Not mentioned	830	54.2
4) One of three least important qualities	496	32.4
5) Least important quality	120	7.8
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	10	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

183) How often do you spend a social evening with relatives? (SOCREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost every day	107	7.0
2) Once or twice a week	439	28.7
3) Several times a month	289	18.9
4) About once a month	220	14.4
5) Several times a year	289	18.9
6) About once a year	125	8.2
7) Never	57	3.7
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

184) How often do you spend a social evening with someone who lives in your neighborhood? (SOCOMMUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost every day	92	6.0
2) Once or twice a week	359	23.4
3) Several times a month	167	10.9
4) About once a month	189	12.3
5) Several times a year	206	13.4
6) About once a year	130	8.5
7) Never	379	24.7
8) Don't know	6	0.4
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

185) How often do you spend a social evening with friends who live outside the neighborhood? (SOCFREND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost every day	33	2.2
2) Once or twice a week	289	18.9
3) Several times a month	319	20.8
4) About once a month	252	16.4
5) Several times a year	324	21.1
6) About once a year	130	8.5
7) Never	179	11.7
8) Don't know	3	0.2
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

186) How often do you go to a bar or tavern? (SOCBAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost every day	29	1.9
2) Once or twice a week	133	8.7
3) Several times a month	140	9.1
4) About once a month	112	7.3
5) Several times a year	186	12.1
6) About once a year	153	10.0
7) Never	775	50.6
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

187) How often do you spend a social evening with your parents? (SOCPARS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not applicable (no such relatives)	551	36.0
1) Almost every day	49	3.2
2) Once or twice a week	216	14.1
3) Several times a month	166	10.8
4) About once a month	113	7.4
5) Several times a year	204	13.3
6) About once a year	118	7.7
7) Never	109	7.1
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

188) How often do you spend a social evening with a brother or sister? (SOCSIBS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not applicable (no such relatives)	168	11.0
1) Almost every day	71	4.6
2) Once or twice a week	208	13.6
3) Several times a month	182	11.9
4) About once a month	167	10.9
5) Several times a year	329	21.5
6) About once a year	245	16.0
7) Never	153	10.0
8) Don't know	4	0.3
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

189) 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	531	34.7
2) Bad idea	741	48.4
3) Depends	254	16.6
8) Don't know	6	0.4
9) No answer	0	0.0
Total	1532	100.0

190) Do you ever have occasion to use any alcoholic beverages such as liquor, wine, or beer, or are you a total abstainer? (DRINK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Use alcohol	1107	72.3
2) Total abstainer	422	27.5
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

191) If yes to DRINK: Do you sometimes drink more than you think you should? (DRUNK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	388	35.0
2) No	711	64.1
8) Don't know	3	0.3
9) No answer	8	0.7
Missing	422
Total	1110	100.0

192) Do you smoke? (SMOKE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	604	39.4
2) No	927	60.5
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

193) If yes to SMOKE: Have you ever tried to give up smoking? (QUITSMK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	412	68.1
2) No	187	30.9
9) No answer	6	1.0
Missing	927
Total	605	100.0

194) If yes to SMOKE: Do you smoke cigarettes? (SMOKECIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	545	90.1
2) No	53	8.8
9) No answer	7	1.2
Missing	927
Total	605	100.0

195) If no to SMOKE: Have you ever smoked regularly? (EVSMOKE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	300	32.3
2) No	573	61.7
9) No Answer	55	5.9
Missing	604
Total	928	100.0

196) ASKED IF RESPONDENT HAS A JOB: Thinking about the next twelve months, how likely do you think it is that you will lose your job or be laid off: very likely, fairly likely, not too likely, or not at all likely? (JOBLOSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	36	4.0
2) Fairly likely	33	3.7
3) Not too likely	182	20.4
4) Not at all likely	629	70.4
8) Don't know	9	1.0
9) No answer	5	0.6
Missing	638
Total	894	100.0

197) ASKED IF RESPONDENT HAS A JOB: 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 easy at all? (JOBFIND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very easy	246	27.5
2) Somewhat easy	283	31.7
3) Not easy at all	340	38.0
8) Don't know	19	2.1
9) No answer	6	0.7
Missing	638
Total	894	100.0

198) 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? (ASKED ONLY OF THOSE CURRENTLY WORKING, TEMPORARILY NOT AT WORK, UNEMPLOYED, LAID OFF, OR KEEPING HOUSE) (SATJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	651	49.7
2) Moderately satisfied	463	35.3
3) A little dissatisfied	108	8.2
4) Very dissatisfied	58	4.4
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	29	2.2
Missing	222
Total	1310	100.0

199) 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	83	5.4
2) Working class	715	46.7
3) Middle class	693	45.2
4) Upper class	36	2.3
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

200) 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) Pretty well satisfied	518	33.8
2) More or less satisfied	646	42.2
3) Not satisfied at all	365	23.8
8) Don't know	2	0.1
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Getting better	633	41.3
2) Getting worse	286	18.7
3) Stayed the same	607	39.6
8) Don't know	5	0.3
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

202) 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	70	4.6
2) Below average	341	22.3
3) Average	811	52.9
4) Above average	275	18.0
5) Far above average	26	1.7
8) Don't know	9	0.6
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	448	29.2
2) No	1082	70.6
8) Don't know	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

204) Did you ever--because of sickness, unemployment, or any other reason--receive anything like welfare, unemployment insurance, or other aid from government agencies? (GOVAID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	570	37.2
2) No	959	62.6
8) Don't know	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, respondent belongs	211	13.8
2) Yes, spouse belongs	118	7.7
3) Yes, both belong	26	1.7
4) No, neither belong	1176	76.8
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

206) Do you agree or disagree with this statement: Women should take care of running their homes and leave running the country up to men. (FEHOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	473	30.9
2) Disagree	1009	65.9
8) Not sure	48	3.1
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

207) Do you approve or disapprove of a married woman earning money in business or industry if she has a husband capable of supporting her? (FEWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1107	72.3
2) Disagree	402	26.2
8) Not sure	21	1.4
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

208) If your party nominated a woman for President, would you vote for her if she were qualified for the job? (FEPRES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1217	79.4
2) No	275	18.0
8) Don't know	40	2.6
Total	1532	100.0

209) Do you agree or disagree with this statement: Most men are better suited emotionally for politics than are most women. (FEPOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	643	42.0
2) Disagree	825	53.9
8) Not sure	62	4.0
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

210) Should it be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: If there is a strong chance of serious defect in the baby? (ABDEFECT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1227	80.1
2) No	270	17.6
8) Don't know	31	2.0
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

211) Should it be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: If she is married and does not want any more children? (ABNOMORE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	598	39.0
2) No	885	57.8
8) Don't know	46	3.0
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

212) Should it be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: If the woman's own health is seriously endangered by the pregnancy? (ABHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1352	88.3
2) No	140	9.1
8) Don't know	36	2.3
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

213) Should it be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: If the family has a very low income and cannot afford any more children? (ABPOOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	696	45.4
2) No	773	50.5
8) Don't know	59	3.9
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

214) Should it be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: If she became pregnant as a result of rape? (ABRAPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1232	80.4
2) No	249	16.3
8) Don't know	45	2.9
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

215) Should it be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: If she is not married and does not want to marry the man? (ABSINGLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	606	39.6
2) No	867	56.6
8) Don't know	55	3.6
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

216) Should it be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion: If the women wants it for any reason? (ABANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	494	32.2
2) No	990	64.6
8) Don't know	43	2.8
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	16	1.0
1) 1	26	1.7
2) 2	752	49.1
3) 3	353	23.0
4) 4	196	12.8
5) 5	34	2.2
6) 6	14	0.9
7) Seven or more	8	0.5
8) As many as you want	85	5.5
9) No answer or don't know	48	3.1
Total	1532	100.0

218) Do you expect to have any (more) children? (CHLDMORE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	351	22.9
2) No	1112	72.6
3) Uncertain	61	4.0
4) Not asked	3	0.2
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

219) If yes to CHLDMORE: How many (more) [children does the respondent expect to have]? (CHLDNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	103	28.9
2) 2	163	45.8
3) 3	44	12.4
4) 4	20	5.6
5) 5	9	2.5
6) 6	4	1.1
8) Eight or more	4	1.1
9) No answer or Don't know	9	2.5
Missing	1176
Total	356	100.0

220) If yes to CHLDMORE: How many (more) [children does the respondent expect to have] in the next five years? (CHLDSOON)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	58	16.3
1) 1	160	44.9
2) 2	99	27.8
3) 3	5	1.4
4) 4	1	0.3
5) 5	2	0.6
8) Don't know	9	2.5
9) No answer	22	6.2
Missing	1176
Total	356	100.0

221) ASKED ON BOTH FORMS: Should divorce in this country be easier or more difficult to obtain than it is now? (DIVLAW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Easier	405	26.4
2) More difficult	629	41.1
3) Stay as is	412	26.9
8) Don't know	63	4.1
9) No answer	23	1.5
Total	1532	100.0

222) ONLY ASKED ON FORM 2: Should divorce in this country be easier to obtain, more difficult to obtain, or stay as it is now? (DIVLAWY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Easier	175	22.7
2) More difficult	252	32.7
3) Stay as is	310	40.2
8) Don't know	33	4.3
9) No answer	1	0.1
Missing	761
Total	771	100.0

223) If a man and a 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	437	28.5
2) Almost always wrong	175	11.4
3) Wrong only sometimes	304	19.8
4) Not wrong at all	578	37.7
8) Don't know	34	2.2
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

224) The next questions are about pornography--books, movies, magazines, and photographs that show or describe sex activities. I'm going to read some opinions about the effects of looking at or reading such sexual materials. As I read each one, please tell me if you think sexual materials do or do not have that effect. Sexual materials provide information about sex? (PORNINF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	939	61.3
2) No	498	32.5
8) Don't know	92	6.0
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

225) Sexual materials (i.e., pornography) lead to breakdown of morals? (PORNMORL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	870	56.8
2) No	581	37.9
8) Don't know	78	5.1
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

226) Sexual materials (i.e., pornography) lead people to commit rape? (PORNRAPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	867	56.6
2) No	549	35.8
8) Don't know	112	7.3
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

227) Sexual materials (i.e., pornography) provide an outlet for bottled-up impulses? (PORNOUT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	899	58.7
2) No	445	29.0
8) Don't know	183	11.9
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) There should be laws against the distribution of pornography, whatever the age.	661	43.1
2) There should be laws against the distribution of pornography to persons under eighteen.	743	48.5
3) There should be no laws forbidding the distribution of pornography.	111	7.2
8) Don't know	16	1.0
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	228	14.9
2) No	1296	84.6
8) Don't know	8	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

230) 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	884	57.7
2) No	587	38.3
8) Don't know	60	3.9
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

231) If no or don't know to LETDIE1: Would you approve of ending a patient's life if a board of doctors appointed by the court agreed that the patient could not be cured? (LETDIE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	58	9.0
2) No	533	82.3
8) Don't know	42	6.5
9) No answer	15	2.3
Missing	884
Total	648	100.0

232) 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	588	38.4
2) No	895	58.4
8) Don't know	49	3.2
Total	1532	100.0

233) 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	84	5.5
2) No	1437	93.8
8) Don't know	10	0.7
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

234) 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	96	6.3
2) No	1428	93.2
8) Don't know	7	0.5
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

235) 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	181	11.8
2) No	1330	86.8
8) Don't know	20	1.3
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

236) Have you ever been punched or beaten by another person? (HIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	537	35.1
2) No	993	64.8
8) Don't know	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

237) If yes to HIT: Did this happen to you as a child or as an adult? (HITAGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Child	237	44.1
2) Adult	178	33.1
3) Both	122	22.7
Missing	995
Total	537	100.0

238) If yes to HIT: How many times would you guess this has happened to you? (HITNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Once	122	22.7
2) Two or three times	163	30.4
3) Four or more times	217	40.4
8) Not sure	29	5.4
9) No answer	6	1.1
Missing	995
Total	537	100.0

239) Have you ever been threatened with a gun, or shot at? (GUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	311	20.3
2) No	1220	79.6
8) Don't know	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

240) If yes to GUN: Did this happen to you as a child or as an adult? (GUNAGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Child	44	14.1
2) Adult	249	80.1
3) Both	17	5.5
8) Don't know	1	0.3
Missing	1221
Total	311	100.0

241) If yes to GUN: How many times would you guess this has happened to you? (GUNNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Once	187	60.1
2) Two or three times	71	22.8
3) Four or more times	40	12.9
8) Not sure	11	3.5
9) No answer	2	0.6
Missing	1221
Total	311	100.0

242) Are there any situations that you can imagine in which you would approve of a man punching an adult male stranger? (HITOK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	960	62.7
2) No	493	32.2
8) Not sure	71	4.6
9) No answer	8	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

243) Approve [of a man punching an adult male stranger] if the stranger: was in a protest march showing opposition to the other man's views? (HITMARCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	49	3.2
2) No	1445	94.3
8) Not sure	33	2.2
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

244) Approve [of a man punching an adult male stranger] if the stranger: was drunk and bumped into the man and his wife on the street? (HITDRUNK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	134	8.7
2) No	1353	88.3
8) Not sure	41	2.7
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

245) Approve [of a man punching an adult male stranger] if the stranger: had hit the man's child after the child had accidentally damaged the stranger's car? (HITCHILD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	795	51.9
2) No	687	44.8
8) Not sure	46	3.0
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

246) Approve [of a man punching an adult male stranger] if the stranger: was beating up a woman and the man saw it? (HITBEATR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1223	79.8
2) No	247	16.1
8) Not sure	59	3.9
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

247) Approve [of a man punching an adult male stranger] if the stranger: had broken into the man's house? (HITROBBR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1263	82.4
2) No	235	15.3
8) Not sure	31	2.0
9) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1167	76.2
2) No	308	20.1
8) Not sure	52	3.4
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

249) Approve [of policeman striking adult male citizen] if the citizen: had said vulgar and obscene things to the policeman? (POLABUSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	274	17.9
2) No	1225	80.0
8) Not sure	31	2.0
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

250) Approve [of policeman striking adult male citizen] if the citizen: was being questioned as a suspect in a murder case? (POLMURDR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	123	8.0
2) No	1357	88.6
8) Not sure	50	3.3
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

251) Approve [of policeman striking adult male citizen] if the citizen: was attempting to escape from custody? (POLESCAP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1144	74.7
2) No	332	21.7
8) Not sure	54	3.5
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

252) Approve [of policeman striking adult male citizen] if the citizen: was attacking the policeman with his fists? (POLATTAK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1419	92.6
2) No	96	6.3
8) Not sure	15	1.0
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

253) 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) Every day	874	57.0
2) A few times a week	308	20.1
3) Once a week	154	10.1
4) Less than once a week	113	7.4
5) Never	79	5.2
9) No answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	91	5.9
1) 1	316	20.6
2) 2	418	27.3
3) 3	287	18.7
4) 4	194	12.7
5) 5	99	6.5
6) 6	55	3.6
7) 7	8	0.5
8) 8	30	2.0
9) 9	3	0.2
10) 10	12	0.8
12) 12	10	0.7
13) 13	1	0.1
15) 15	1	0.1
18) 18	1	0.1
20) 20	1	0.1
24) 24	1	0.1
98) Don't know	1	0.1
99) No answer	3	0.2
Total	1532	100.0

255) IF RESPONDENT EVER LISTENS TO THE RADIO: On the average, about how many hours a day do you usually listen to the radio? (RADIOHRS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	11	0.8
1) 1	547	38.9
2) 2	293	20.8
3) 3	124	8.8
4) 4	112	8.0
5) 5	54	3.8
6) 6	62	4.4
7) 7	13	0.9
8) 8	84	6.0
9) 9	12	0.9
10) 10	36	2.6
11) 11	1	0.1
12) 12	26	1.8
13) 13	1	0.1
14) 14	2	0.1
15) 15	5	0.4
16) 16	1	0.1
18) 18	2	0.1
20) 20	1	0.1
24) 24	7	0.5
98) Don't know	3	0.2
99) No answer	9	0.6
Missing	126
Total	1406	100.0

256) Do you have a telephone? May I have your name and telephone number? ... Is this phone located in your own home? (PHONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) No phone number	87	5.7
2) Refused phone number	31	2.0
3) Phone number given, phone located in respondent's own home	1359	88.7
4) Phone number given, phone not located in respondent's own home	40	2.6
5) Location not given	14	0.9
9) No answer	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly and interested	1221	79.7
2) Cooperative but not particularly interested	244	15.9
3) Impatient and restless	41	2.7
4) Hostile	2	0.1
9) No answer	24	1.6
Total	1532	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Good	1158	75.6
2) Fair	299	19.5
3) Poor	53	3.5
9) No answer	22	1.4
Total	1532	100.0

259) Form number (FORM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Standard (Form 1)	761	49.7
2) Variant (Form 2)	771	50.3
Total	1532	100.0

260) Would you say that you and your friends think about the following item very often, sometimes, or almost never: Women's rights (SALFERGT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	284	18.5
2) Sometimes	743	48.5
3) Almost never	495	32.3
8) Don't know	5	0.3
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

261) Would you say that you and your friends think about the following item very often, sometimes, or almost never: The people running organized labor (SALLABOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	270	17.6
2) Sometimes	659	43.0
3) Almost never	587	38.3
8) Don't know	10	0.7
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

262) Would you say that you and your friends think about the following item very often, sometimes, or almost never: Satisfaction with their present financial situation (SALSATFN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	601	39.2
2) Sometimes	616	40.2
3) Almost never	302	19.7
8) Don't know	7	0.5
9) No answer	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

263) Would you say that you and your friends think about the following item very often, sometimes, or almost never: Laws about abortion (SALABORT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	162	10.6
2) Sometimes	634	41.4
3) Almost never	724	47.3
8) Don't know	5	0.3
9) No answer	7	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

264) Would you say that you and your friends think about the following item very often, sometimes, or almost never: The scientific community (SALSCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	148	9.7
2) Sometimes	561	36.6
3) Almost never	785	51.2
8) Don't know	31	2.0
9) No answer	7	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

265) Divorces during the last five years (DIVORCE5)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not divorced	1353	88.3
1) Divorced during four years before last year	116	7.6
2) Divorced last year	40	2.6
3) Divorced during both periods	9	0.6
9) No answer	14	0.9
Total	1532	100.0

266) Number of relatives divorced last year (DIVREL1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.15	0.41

267) Number of relatives divorced during previous four years (DIVREL4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.23	0.50

268) Unemployment during last five years (See Note 12 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (UNEMP5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.83	1.98

269) Number of relatives unemployed during last year (UNREL1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.33	0.59

270) Number of relatives unemployed during previous four years (UNREL4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.40	0.66

271) Hospitalization and disability during last five years (HOSDIS5)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not hospitalized/disabled	859	56.1
1) Hospitalized/disabled during four years before last year	351	22.9
2) Hospitalized/disabled last year	106	6.9
3) Hospitalized/disabled during both periods	189	12.3
9) No answer	27	1.8
Total	1532	100.0

272) Number of relatives hospitalized/disabled last year (HOSREL1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.56	0.76

273) Number of relatives hospitalized/disabled during previous four years (HOSREL4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.92	1.05

274) Death of relatives during the last five years (See Note 13 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (DEATH5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.87	1.64

275) Number of relatives dying since respondent sixteen years old and prior to the last five years (DEATH16)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	1.38	1.87

276) Death of respondent's father (PADEATH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No death reported	716	46.7
1) Died before respondent was sixteen years old	107	7.0
2) Died after respondent was sixteen years old and prior to last five years	498	32.5
3) Died during four years prior to last year	97	6.3
4) Died last year	38	2.5
8) Don't know	59	3.9
9) No answer	17	1.1
Total	1532	100.0

277) Death of respondent's mother (MADEATH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No death reported	914	59.7
1) Died before respondent was sixteen years old	36	2.3
2) Died after respondent was sixteen years old and prior to last five years	386	25.2
3) Died during four years prior to last year	87	5.7
4) Died last year	30	2.0
8) Don't know	63	4.1
9) No answer	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

278) Death of child or child's spouse (CHLDDTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No death reported	984	88.3
1) Died after respondent was sixteen years old and prior to last five years	83	7.4
2) Died during four years prior to last year	22	2.0
3) Died last year	7	0.6
9) No answer	19	1.7
Missing	417
Total	1115	100.0

279) Death of sibling or sibling-in-law (SIBDEATH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No death reported	972	67.8
1) Died after respondent was sixteen years old and prior to last five years	201	14.0
2) Died during four years prior to last year	166	11.6
3) Died last year	75	5.2
9) No answer	20	1.4
Missing	98
Total	1434	100.0

280) Death of spouse (SPDEATH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No death reported	1102	85.1
1) Died after respondent was sixteen years old and prior to last five years	115	8.9
2) Died during four years prior to last year	41	3.2
3) Died last year	18	1.4
9) No answer	19	1.5
Missing	237
Total	1295	100.0

281) Number of traumatic events (deaths, divorces, unemployment, and hospitalizations/disabilities) happening to respondent last year (TRAUMA1)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	908	59.3
1) 1	482	31.5
2) 2	78	5.1
3) 3	7	0.5
4) 4	1	0.1
9) No answer	56	3.7
Total	1532	100.0

282) Number of traumatic events (deaths, divorces, unemployment, and hospitalizations/disabilities) happening to respondent during last five years (TRAUMA5)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	367	24.0
1) 1	639	41.7
2) 2	386	25.2
3) 3	75	4.9
4) 4	9	0.6
9) No answer	56	3.7
Total	1532	100.0

283) Number of traumatic events (deaths, divorces, unemployment, and hospitalizations/disabilities) happening to respondent's relatives last year (TRAREL1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	0.83	0.82

284) Number of traumatic events (deaths, divorces, unemployment, and hospitalizations/disabilities) happening to respondent's relatives during last five years (TRAREL5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	1.39	0.93

285) Total number of traumatic events happening to respondent and relatives last year (TRATOT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	409	26.7
1) 1	493	32.2
2) 2	363	23.7
3) 3	167	10.9
4) 4	33	2.2
5) 5	11	0.7
9) No answer	56	3.7
Total	1532	100.0

286) Total number of traumatic events happening to respondent and relatives during last five years (TRATOT5)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	93	6.1
1) 1	255	16.6
2) 2	405	26.4
3) 3	372	24.3
4) 4	227	14.8
5) 5	93	6.1
6) 6	28	1.8
7) 7	3	0.2
9) No answer	56	3.7
Total	1532	100.0

287) Are you a member of: Fraternal groups (MEMFRAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	152	9.9
2) No	1363	89.0
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

288) Are you a member of: Service clubs (MEMSERV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	128	8.4
2) No	1392	90.9
9) No answer	12	0.8
Total	1532	100.0

289) Are you a member of: Veterans' groups (MEMVET)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	99	6.5
2) No	1416	92.4
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

290) Are you a member of: Political clubs (MEMPOLIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	53	3.5
2) No	1462	95.4
9) No answer	17	1.1
Total	1532	100.0

291) Are you a member of: Labor unions (MEMUNION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	232	15.1
2) No	1287	84.0
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	12	0.8
Total	1532	100.0

292) Are you a member of: Sports groups (MEMSPORT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	297	19.4
2) No	1223	79.8
9) No answer	12	0.8
Total	1532	100.0

293) Are you a member of: Youth groups (MEMYOUTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	137	8.9
2) No	1378	89.9
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

294) Are you a member of: School service groups (MEMSCHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	213	13.9
2) No	1302	85.0
8) Don't know	1	0.1
9) No answer	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

295) Are you a member of: Hobby or garden clubs (MEMHOBBY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	143	9.3
2) No	1374	89.7
9) No answer	15	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

296) Are you a member of: School fraternities or sororities (MEMGREEK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	58	3.8
2) No	1458	95.2
9) No answer	16	1.0
Total	1532	100.0

297) Are you a member of: Nationality groups (MEMNAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	39	2.5
2) No	1475	96.3
9) No answer	18	1.2
Total	1532	100.0

298) Are you a member of: Farm organizations (MEMFARM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	54	3.5
2) No	1460	95.3
9) No answer	18	1.2
Total	1532	100.0

299) Are you a member of: Literary, art, discussion, or study groups (MEMLIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	135	8.8
2) No	1378	89.9
9) No answer	19	1.2
Total	1532	100.0

300) Are you a member of: Professional or academic societies (MEMPROF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	202	13.2
2) No	1313	85.7
9) No answer	17	1.1
Total	1532	100.0

301) Are you a member of: Church-affiliated groups (MEMCHURH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	552	36.0
2) No	972	63.4
9) No answer	8	0.5
Total	1532	100.0

302) Are you a member of: Any other groups (MEMOTHER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	157	10.2
2) No	1355	88.4
9) No answer	20	1.3
Total	1532	100.0

303) Total number of memberships (MEMNUM)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	426	27.8
1) 1	418	27.3
2) 2	271	17.7
3) 3	202	13.2
4) 4	106	6.9
5) 5	46	3.0
6) 6	28	1.8
7) 7	19	1.2
8) 8	4	0.3
9) 9	6	0.4
10) 10	1	0.1
11) 11	2	0.1
12) 12	1	0.1
99) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

304) Poverty Status of Household (POVLINE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Poor	143	9.4
2) Poor, imputed	18	1.2
3) Non-poor	1203	79.0
4) Non-poor, imputed	75	4.9
5) Borderline	83	5.4
6) Borderline, imputed	1	0.1
Missing	9
Total	1523	100.0

305) Income deficit of household (INCDEF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Below -$10,000	1	0.1
2) -$10,000 to -$5,000	3	0.2
3) -$4,999 to -$1,000	101	7.1
4) -$999 to +999	154	10.8
5) +$1,000 to $4,999	269	18.9
6) +$5,000 to $10,000	272	19.1
7) +$10,000	405	28.4
8) $20,000 or more	221	15.5
Missing	106
Total	1426	100.0

306) Family income in constant dollars (base=1986 dollars) (REALINC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1432	30,178.04	25,722.76

307) Respondent's income in constant dollars (base=1986 dollars) (REALRINC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	937	20,287.88	18,857.06

308) From what countries or part of the world did your ancestors come? (IF MORE THAN ONE COUNTRY NAMED: Which one of these countries do you feel closer to?) (ETHNIC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1163	17.83	19.84

309) Number of ethnicities named and picked (ETHNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Names one country	789	51.5
2) Names two or more countries, chooses one	363	23.7
3) Names two or more countries, can't choose	184	12.0
4) Can't name any country	185	12.1
5) No information	11	0.7
Total	1532	100.0

310) 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	1205	78.7
1) Yes, less than two years	65	4.2
2) Yes, two to four years	184	12.0
3) Yes, more than four years	73	4.8
9) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

311) If yes to VETYEARS: In what branch of the service was that? (VETKIND)

	TOTAL	%
0) More than one	3	0.9
1) Air Force Guard	1	0.3
2) Air Force (including Reserve)	56	17.1
3) Navy (including Reserve)	70	21.4
4) Army (including Reserve)	166	50.8
5) National Guard	11	3.4
6) U.S. Marine Corps (including Reserve)	14	4.3
7) Coast Guard	2	0.6
9) No answer	4	1.2
Missing	1205
Total	327	100.0

312) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word A (WORDA)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	274	17.9
1) Correct answer	1185	77.3
9) No answer	73	4.8
Total	1532	100.0

313) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word B (WORDB)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	75	4.9
1) Correct answer	1371	89.5
9) No answer	86	5.6
Total	1532	100.0

314) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word C (WORDC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	849	55.4
1) Correct answer	317	20.7
9) No answer	366	23.9
Total	1532	100.0

315) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word D (WORDD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	111	7.2
1) Correct answer	1347	87.9
9) No answer	74	4.8
Total	1532	100.0

316) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word E (WORDE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	354	23.1
1) Correct answer	977	63.8
9) No answer	201	13.1
Total	1532	100.0

317) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word F (WORDF)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	250	16.3
1) Correct answer	1158	75.6
9) No answer	124	8.1
Total	1532	100.0

318) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word G (WORDG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	827	54.0
1) Correct answer	504	32.9
9) No answer	201	13.1
Total	1532	100.0

319) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word H (WORDH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	724	47.3
1) Correct answer	465	30.4
9) No answer	343	22.4
Total	1532	100.0

320) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word I (WORDI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	252	16.4
1) Correct answer	1201	78.4
9) No answer	79	5.2
Total	1532	100.0

321) On this card are listed some words. On each line the first word is in capital letters. 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: Word J (WORDJ)

	TOTAL	%
0) Incorrect answer	1073	70.0
1) Correct answer	336	21.9
9) No answer	123	8.0
Total	1532	100.0

322) Total number of correct words [sum of correct answers, WORDA through WORDJ] (WORDSUM)

	TOTAL	%
0) None correct	10	0.7
1) One correct	37	2.4
2) Two correct	48	3.1
3) Three correct	109	7.1
4) Four correct	164	10.7
5) Five correct	226	14.8
6) Six correct	307	20.0
7) Seven correct	229	14.9
8) Eight correct	141	9.2
9) Nine correct	108	7.0
10) Ten correct	107	7.0
99) No attempt to answer any questions from WORDA to WORDJ	46	3.0
Total	1532	100.0

323) Please tell me the names of the people who live in the household. [Head of household is listed first] (RELATE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Head of household	1532	100.0
Total	1532	100.0

324) Age of the head of household (GENDER1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	1168	76.2
2) Female	364	23.8
Total	1532	100.0

325) Age of the head of household (OLD1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	46.23	17.34

326) Marital status of head of household (MAR1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	1015	66.3
2) Widowed	178	11.6
3) Divorced	131	8.6
4) Separated	49	3.2
5) Never married	157	10.2
9) No answer	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

327) Is the head of the household staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

328) Where is the head of the household staying? (WHERE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	1	33.3
2) Traveling	2	66.7
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

329) Relationship of second person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE2)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	1002	81.0
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	146	11.8
4) Son-/daughter-in-law	2	0.2
5) Grand/great-grandchild	8	0.6
6) Parent/parent-in-law	7	0.6
7) Other relative	15	1.2
8) Non-relative	47	3.8
9) No answer	10	0.8
Missing	295
Total	1237	100.0

330) Gender of second person (GENDER2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	121	9.8
2) Female	1116	90.2
Missing	295
Total	1237	100.0

331) Age of second person (OLD2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1237	38.96	17.85

332) Marital status of second person (MAR2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	1013	85.1
2) Widowed	11	0.9
3) Divorced	19	1.6
4) Separated	5	0.4
5) Never married	137	11.5
9) No answer	6	0.5
Missing	341
Total	1191	100.0

333) Is the second person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	100.0
Missing	1513
Total	19	100.0

334) Where is the second person staying? (WHERE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	17	89.5
2) Traveling	1	5.3
4) Other or Don't know	1	5.3
Missing	1513
Total	19	100.0

335) Relationship of third person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE3)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	3	0.4
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	714	91.2
4) Son-/daughter-in-law	4	0.5
5) Grand/great-grandchild	9	1.1
6) Parent/parent-in-law	11	1.4
7) Other relative	18	2.3
8) Non-relative	17	2.2
9) No answer	7	0.9
Missing	749
Total	783	100.0

336) Gender of third person (GENDER3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	419	53.5
2) Female	361	46.1
9) No answer	3	0.4
Missing	749
Total	783	100.0

337) Age of third person (OLD3)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	783	16.72	16.79

338) Marital status of third person (MAR3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	20	4.3
2) Widowed	15	3.3
3) Divorced	13	2.8
4) Separated	7	1.5
5) Never married	377	82.0
9) No answer	28	6.1
Missing	1072
Total	460	100.0

339) Is the third person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	18	100.0
Missing	1514
Total	18	100.0

340) Where is the third person staying? (WHERE3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	13	72.2
2) Traveling	1	5.6
4) Other or Don't know	3	16.7
9) No answer	1	5.6
Missing	1514
Total	18	100.0

341) Relationship of fourth person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE4)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	1	0.2
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	478	92.8
4) Son-/daughter-in-law	3	0.6
5) Grand/great-grandchild	11	2.1
6) Parent/parent-in-law	4	0.8
7) Other relative	7	1.4
8) Non-relative	6	1.2
9) No answer	5	1.0
Missing	1017
Total	515	100.0

342) Gender of fourth person (GENDER4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	271	52.6
2) Female	242	47.0
9) No answer	2	0.4
Missing	1017
Total	515	100.0

343) Age of fourth person (OLD4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	515	13.02	14.97

344) Marital status of fourth person (MAR4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	8	3.6
2) Widowed	4	1.8
3) Divorced	2	0.9
4) Separated	2	0.9
5) Never married	189	84.8
9) No answer	18	8.1
Missing	1309
Total	223	100.0

345) Is the fourth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	11	100.0
Missing	1521
Total	11	100.0

346) Where is the fourth person staying? (WHERE4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	8	72.7
2) Traveling	2	18.2
9) No answer	1	9.1
Missing	1521
Total	11	100.0

347) Relationship of fifth person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE5)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	223	93.3
5) Grand/great-grandchild	5	2.1
6) Parent/parent-in-law	4	1.7
7) Other relative	3	1.3
8) Non-relative	1	0.4
9) No answer	3	1.3
Missing	1293
Total	239	100.0

348) Gender of fifth person (GENDER5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	120	50.2
2) Female	118	49.4
9) No answer	1	0.4
Missing	1293
Total	239	100.0

349) Age of fifth person (OLD5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	239	12.10	13.44

350) Marital status of fifth person (MAR5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	2	2.3
2) Widowed	2	2.3
3) Divorced	1	1.2
5) Never married	76	88.4
9) No answer	5	5.8
Missing	1446
Total	86	100.0

351) Is the fifth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

352) Where is the fifth person staying? (WHERE5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

353) Relationship of sixth person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE6)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	93	86.1
5) Grand/great-grandchild	8	7.4
6) Parent/parent-in-law	2	1.9
7) Other relative	2	1.9
8) Non-relative	1	0.9
9) No answer	2	1.9
Missing	1424
Total	108	100.0

354) Gender of sixth person (GENDER6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	53	49.1
2) Female	54	50.0
9) No answer	1	0.9
Missing	1424
Total	108	100.0

355) Age of sixth person (OLD6)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	108	12.02	15.19

356) Marital status of sixth person (MAR6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	3	7.5
3) Divorced	1	2.5
5) Never married	34	85.0
9) No answer	2	5.0
Missing	1492
Total	40	100.0

357) Is the sixth person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

358) Where is the sixth person staying? (WHERE6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

359) Relationship of seventh person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE7)

	TOTAL	%
2) Spouse	2	5.0
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	33	82.5
6) Parent/parent-in-law	1	2.5
7) Other relative	1	2.5
8) Non-relative	1	2.5
9) No answer	2	5.0
Missing	1492
Total	40	100.0

360) Gender of seventh person (GENDER7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	23	57.5
2) Female	15	37.5
9) No answer	2	5.0
Missing	1492
Total	40	100.0

361) Age of seventh person (OLD7)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1	2.5
1) 1	1	2.5
2) 2	3	7.5
4) 4	1	2.5
5) 5	2	5.0
6) 6	2	5.0
7) 7	1	2.5
8) 8	1	2.5
9) 9	3	7.5
10) 10	3	7.5
11) 11	2	5.0
12) 12	2	5.0
13) 13	4	10.0
14) 14	4	10.0
15) 15	1	2.5
16) 16	1	2.5
17) 17	2	5.0
19) 19	1	2.5
23) 23	1	2.5
28) 28	1	2.5
38) 38	1	2.5
61) 61	1	2.5
99) No answer	1	2.5
Missing	1492
Total	40	100.0

362) Marital status of seventh person (MAR7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	4	22.2
5) Never married	13	72.2
9) No answer	1	5.6
Missing	1514
Total	18	100.0

363) Is the seventh person staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	1531
Total	1	100.0

364) Where is the seventh person staying? (WHERE7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	1	100.0
Missing	1531
Total	1	100.0

365) Relationship of eighth person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE8)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	17	94.4
7) Other relative	1	5.6
Missing	1514
Total	18	100.0

366) Gender of eighth person (GENDER8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	10	55.6
2) Female	8	44.4
Missing	1514
Total	18	100.0

367) Age of eighth person (OLD8)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	18	8.22	4.39

368) Marital status of eighth person (MAR8)

	TOTAL	%
5) Never married	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

369) Relationship of ninth person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE9)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	7	87.5
7) Other relative	1	12.5
Missing	1524
Total	8	100.0

370) Gender of ninth person (GENDER9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	4	50.0
2) Female	4	50.0
Missing	1524
Total	8	100.0

371) Age of ninth person (OLD9)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	8	6.88	4.88

372) Relationship of tenth person who usually lives in this household to the head of household (RELATE10)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	4	100.0
Missing	1528
Total	4	100.0

373) Gender of tenth person (GENDER10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	1	25.0
2) Female	3	75.0
Missing	1528
Total	4	100.0

374) Age of tenth person (OLD10)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	4	6.25	3.86

375) Are there any people currently staying in this household--visitors, friends, or relatives--who do not usually live here? If so, what is the first (visitor/friend/relative)'s relationship to the head of household? (RELATE11)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	7	30.4
5) Grand/great-grandchild	2	8.7
6) Parent/parent-in-law	1	4.3
7) Other relative	7	30.4
8) Non-relative	5	21.7
9) No answer	1	4.3
Missing	1509
Total	23	100.0

376) Gender of first (visitor/friend/relative) (GENDER11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	8	34.8
2) Female	15	65.2
Missing	1509
Total	23	100.0

377) Age of first (visitor/friend/relative) (OLD11)

	TOTAL	%
3) 3	1	4.3
11) 11	2	8.7
12) 12	1	4.3
13) 13	1	4.3
16) 16	1	4.3
17) 17	1	4.3
18) 18	2	8.7
19) 19	1	4.3
21) 21	2	8.7
26) 26	1	4.3
27) 27	1	4.3
31) 31	1	4.3
33) 33	1	4.3
34) 34	1	4.3
40) 40	1	4.3
51) 51	1	4.3
53) 53	1	4.3
56) 56	1	4.3
89) 89	1	4.3
99) No answer	1	4.3
Missing	1509
Total	23	100.0

378) Marital status of first (visitor/friend/relative) (MAR11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	4	21.1
2) Widowed	1	5.3
3) Divorced	2	10.5
4) Separated	2	10.5
5) Never married	8	42.1
9) No answer	2	10.5
Missing	1513
Total	19	100.0

379) Is the first (visitor/friend/relative) staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

380) Where is the first (visitor/friend/relative) staying? (WHERE11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	3	100.0
Missing	1529
Total	3	100.0

381) Is there a second (visitor/friend/relative) who does not usually live here but who is currently staying in this household? If so, what is their relationship to the head of household? (RELATE12)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	3	27.3
4) Son-/daughter-in-law	1	9.1
5) Grand/great-grandchild	4	36.4
7) Other relative	1	9.1
8) Non-relative	1	9.1
9) No answer	1	9.1
Missing	1521
Total	11	100.0

382) Gender of second (visitor/friend/relative) (GENDER12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	3	27.3
2) Female	8	72.7
Missing	1521
Total	11	100.0

383) Age of second (visitor/friend/relative) (OLD12)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	11	17.55	13.55

384) Marital status of second (visitor/friend/relative) (MAR12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	2	33.3
4) Separated	1	16.7
5) Never married	3	50.0
Missing	1526
Total	6	100.0

385) Is the second (visitor/friend/relative) staying somewhere else right now? (AWAY12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	1531
Total	1	100.0

386) Where is the second (visitor/friend/relative) staying? (WHERE12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Another household	1	100.0
Missing	1531
Total	1	100.0

387) Is there a third (visitor/friend/relative) who does not usually live here but who is currently staying in this household? If so, what is their relationship to the head of household? (RELATE13)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	1	20.0
5) Grand/great-grandchild	4	80.0
Missing	1527
Total	5	100.0

388) Gender of third (visitor/friend/relative) (GENDER13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	2	40.0
2) Female	3	60.0
Missing	1527
Total	5	100.0

389) Age of third (visitor/friend/relative) (OLD13)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	5	8.40	7.34

390) Marital status of third (visitor/friend/relative) (MAR13)

	TOTAL	%
5) Never married	1	100.0
Missing	1531
Total	1	100.0

391) Is there a fourth (visitor/friend/relative) who does not usually live here but who is currently staying in this household? If so, what is their relationship to the head of household? (RELATE14)

	TOTAL	%
5) Grand/great-grandchild	2	100.0
Missing	1530
Total	2	100.0

392) Gender of fourth (visitor/friend/relative) (GENDER14)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	2	100.0
Missing	1530
Total	2	100.0

393) Age of fourth (visitor/friend/relative) (OLD14)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2	3.50	3.54

394) Race of household (HHRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	1351	88.2
2) Black	160	10.4
4) Asiatic, Oriental	15	1.0
5) Other, mixed, not able to observe	6	0.4
Total	1532	100.0

395) Number in family of respondent (RESPNUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) First person	897	58.6
2) Second person	551	36.0
3) Third person	63	4.1
4) Fourth person	11	0.7
5) Fifth person	2	0.1
6) Sixth person	1	0.1
7) Seventh person	2	0.1
11) Eleventh person	3	0.2
12) Twelfth person	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

396) Household type (HHTYPE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	24.26	72.75

397) Household type condensed (HHTYPE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married couple, no children	437	28.5
2) Single parent	79	5.2
3) Other family, no children	49	3.2
4) Single adult	297	19.4
5) Cohabiting couple, no children	13	0.8
6) Non-family, no children	26	1.7
8) Unsure, no children	4	0.3
11) Married couple with children	573	37.4
13) Other family with children	38	2.5
15) Cohabiting couple with children	5	0.3
16) Non-family with children	1	0.1
18) Unsure with children	5	0.3
99) No answer	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

398) Number of family generations in household (FAMGEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) One generation	703	45.9
2) Two generations, children	768	50.1
3) Two generations, parents	11	0.7
4) Two generations, grandchild(ren)	12	0.8
5) Three generations, child(ren), grandchildren	24	1.6
6) Three generations, child(ren), parent	13	0.8
7) Four generations	1	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

399) Respondent's relationship to head of household (RPLACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Head of household	897	58.6
2) Spouse	486	31.7
3) Child (natural, adopted, step)	90	5.9
4) Son-/daughter-in-law	1	0.1
5) Grand/great-grandchild	6	0.4
6) Parent/parent-in-law	8	0.5
7) Other relative	11	0.7
8) Non-relative	29	1.9
9) No Answer	4	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

400) Is respondent a visitor? (RVISITOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Respondent is member of household	1527	99.7
2) Respondent is visitor	5	0.3
Total	1532	100.0

401) Number of visitors in household (VISITOR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No visitors	1509	98.5
1) 1 visitor	12	0.8
2) 2 visitors	6	0.4
3) 3 visitors	3	0.2
4) 4 visitors	2	0.1
Total	1532	100.0

402) Date of interview (first digit is month, last two digits are date) (DATEINTV)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	298.93	253.95

403) Respondent's occupation (International Standard Classification Codes-1968) (See Note 14 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (ISCO68)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1404	5,064.35	3,009.03

404) Occupation of respondent's father (International Standard Classification Codes-1968) (See Note 14 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (PAISCO68)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1318	6,333.70	2,754.55

405) Occupation of respondent's spouse (International Standard Classification Codes-1968) (See Note 14 on the ARDA Summary page for codes) (SPISCO68)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	876	5,175.03	3,031.11

406) Birth cohort of respondent--actual year of birth (COHORT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	1,970.84	544.38

407) Marriage cohort of the respondent--year of marriage (MARCOHRT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1295	2,028.02	771.36

408) What is your date of birth? (only the month is coded here) (BIRTHMO)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	116	7.6
2) February	120	7.8
3) March	113	7.4
4) April	124	8.1
5) May	127	8.3
6) June	126	8.2
7) July	126	8.2
8) August	117	7.6
9) September	149	9.7
10) October	141	9.2
11) November	122	8.0
12) December	131	8.6
99) No answer	20	1.3
Total	1532	100.0

409) Astrological sign of respondent (ZODIAC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Aries	127	8.3
2) Taurus	117	7.6
3) Gemini	130	8.5
4) Cancer	141	9.2
5) Leo	114	7.4
6) Virgo	141	9.2
7) Libra	144	9.4
8) Scorpio	124	8.1
9) Sagittarius	126	8.2
10) Capricorn	111	7.2
11) Aquarius	126	8.2
12) Pisces	111	7.2
99) No answer	20	1.3
Total	1532	100.0

410) Weight for form variables (FORMWT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	1.00	0.61

411) Sampling error code (SAMPCODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1532	152.41	28.45

412) Sampling procedure and frame (SAMPLE)

	TOTAL	%
3) 1970 Sample Frame, Full Probability	1532	100.0
Total	1532	100.0

413) Weight for Black oversamples (OVERSAMP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not 1982/1987	1532	100.0
Total	1532	100.0

414) Respondent's age (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) 18-30	446	29.2
2) 31-44	427	28.0
3) 45-59	313	20.5
4) 60-74	241	15.8
5) 75+	98	6.4
Missing	7
Total	1525	100.0

415) Respondent's sex (for use with online analysis) (I-SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	643	42.0
2) Female	889	58.0
Total	1532	100.0

416) Highest educational degree earned by respondent (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than high school	470	30.7
2) High school	804	52.6
3) Associate/Junior college	42	2.7
4) Bachelor's	151	9.9
5) Graduate	62	4.1
Missing	3
Total	1529	100.0

417) What is your religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	979	64.1
2) Catholic	384	25.1
3) Jewish	29	1.9
4) None	119	7.8
5) Other	17	1.1
Missing	4
Total	1528	100.0

418) Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, Democrat, Independent, or what? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-PARTYID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	605	39.6
2) Independent	555	36.3
3) Republican	357	23.4
4) Other	10	0.7
Missing	5
Total	1527	100.0

419) How often do you attend religious services? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-ATTEND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	239	15.7
2) Less than once a month	511	33.5
3) Less than once a week	355	23.2
4) Weekly or more	422	27.6
Missing	5
Total	1527	100.0