Nebraska Annual Social Indicators Survey, 2017 - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) ID (ID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1232	616.50	355.79

2) Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with living in Nebraska? (NELIVE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	651	53.3
2) Somewhat satisfied	399	32.7
3) Neutral	95	7.8
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	69	5.6
5) Very dissatisfied	8	0.7
Missing	10
Total	1222	100.0

3) All in all, do you think things in Nebraska are generally headed in the right direction or the wrong direction? (NEDIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Right direction	695	57.2
2) Wrong direction	159	13.1
3) Unsure	362	29.8
Missing	16
Total	1216	100.0

4) All in all, do you think things in the country as a whole are generally headed in the right direction or the wrong direction? (USDIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Right direction	248	20.6
2) Wrong direction	629	52.3
3) Unsure	325	27.0
Missing	30
Total	1202	100.0

5) For the next set of questions, please think about the young people (ages 8-19) who live in your community. Overall, how committed are young people in your community to making positive community contributions? (YOUTH1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very committed	135	11.1
2) Somewhat committed	520	42.8
3) Slightly committed	283	23.3
4) Not at all committed	81	6.7
5) Don't know	197	16.2
Missing	16
Total	1216	100.0

6) Overall, how committed are young people in your community to creating positive futures for themselves? (YOUTH2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very committed	200	16.5
2) Somewhat committed	611	50.3
3) Slightly committed	185	15.2
4) Not at all committed	42	3.5
5) Don't know	176	14.5
Missing	18
Total	1214	100.0

7) How many young people in your community have positive role models in their lives? (YOUTH3)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	339	27.9
2) Some	561	46.2
3) Few	90	7.4
4) Very few	38	3.1
5) Don't know	185	15.3
Missing	19
Total	1213	100.0

8) Who are the role models young people have in your community (Check all that apply): Parents? (YOUTH4_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parents	1065	100.0
Missing	167
Total	1065	100.0

9) Who are the role models young people have in your community (Check all that apply): Family members other than parents? (YOUTH4_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Family members other than parents	876	100.0
Missing	356
Total	876	100.0

10) Who are the role models young people have in your community (Check all that apply): Teachers/coaches? (YOUTH4_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Teachers/coaches	1016	100.0
Missing	216
Total	1016	100.0

11) Who are the role models young people have in your community (Check all that apply): Police officers? (YOUTH4_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Police officers	580	100.0
Missing	652
Total	580	100.0

12) Who are the role models young people have in your community (Check all that apply): Community volunteers? (YOUTH4_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Community volunteers	569	100.0
Missing	663
Total	569	100.0

13) Who are the role models young people have in your community (Check all that apply): 4-H youth development professionals? (YOUTH4_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) 4-H youth development professionals	434	100.0
Missing	798
Total	434	100.0

14) How would you describe the opportunities for positive community involvement available to young people in your community? (YOUTH5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very adequate opportunities	248	20.5
2) Somewhat adequate opportunities	551	45.6
3) Somewhat inadequate opportunities	160	13.2
4) Very inadequate opportunities	54	4.5
5) Don't know	196	16.2
Missing	23
Total	1209	100.0

15) How many young people in your community participate in positive community involvement? (YOUTH6)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	129	10.6
2) Some	538	44.3
3) Few	198	16.3
4) Very few	79	6.5
5) Don't know	271	22.3
Missing	17
Total	1215	100.0

16) How familiar or unfamiliar are you with your local 4-H program? (YOUTH7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very familiar	104	8.6
2) Somewhat familiar	354	29.2
3) Somewhat unfamiliar	213	17.6
4) Very unfamiliar	542	44.7
Missing	19
Total	1213	100.0

17) In your opinion, how important is it to have the following programs available for young people: Athletic programs? (YOUTH10_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	14	1.2
2) Not very important	39	3.2
3) Somewhat important	358	29.7
4) Very important	793	65.9
Missing	28
Total	1204	100.0

18) In your opinion, how important is it to have the following programs available for young people: After-school clubs? (YOUTH10_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	12	1.0
2) Not very important	41	3.4
3) Somewhat important	328	27.5
4) Very important	811	68.0
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

19) In your opinion, how important is it to have the following programs available for young people: Youth clubs/organizations? (YOUTH10_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	7	0.6
2) Not very important	27	2.3
3) Somewhat important	290	24.2
4) Very important	875	73.0
Missing	33
Total	1199	100.0

20) In your opinion, how important is it to have the following programs available for young people: Other? (YOUTH10_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	9	3.1
2) Not very important	10	3.4
3) Somewhat important	20	6.8
4) Very important	256	86.8
Missing	937
Total	295	100.0

21) In your opinion, how important is it to have the following programs available for young people: Other, specify: (YOUTH10_OT)
22) Are any of the following programs available in your community for young people: Athletic programs? (YOUTH11_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1083	89.7
2) No	10	0.8
3) Don't know	114	9.4
Missing	25
Total	1207	100.0

23) Are any of the following programs available in your community for young people: After-school clubs? (YOUTH11_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	766	64.1
2) No	62	5.2
3) Don't know	367	30.7
Missing	37
Total	1195	100.0

24) Are any of the following programs available in your community for young people: Youth clubs/organizations? (YOUTH11_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	865	72.2
2) No	37	3.1
3) Don't know	296	24.7
Missing	34
Total	1198	100.0

25) Are any of the following programs available in your community for young people: Other? (YOUTH11_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	117	40.8
2) No	11	3.8
3) Don't know	159	55.4
Missing	945
Total	287	100.0

26) Are any of the following programs available in your community for young people: Other, specify: (YOUTH11_OT)
27) How involved is your local 4-H program in partnerships with other youth programs and educational services in your community? (YOUTH8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very involved	77	6.4
2) Somewhat involved	185	15.3
3) Not very involved	67	5.5
4) Not at all involved	38	3.1
5) Don't know	842	69.6
Missing	23
Total	1209	100.0

28) How valuable do you believe the 4-H program is for young people in your community? (YOUTH9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very valuable	486	40.1
2) Somewhat valuable	332	27.4
3) Not very valuable	34	2.8
4) Not at all valuable	12	1.0
5) Don't know	347	28.7
Missing	21
Total	1211	100.0

29) How accessible or inaccessible is your local 4-H program to young people and families in your community? (YOUTH12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very accessible	221	18.3
2) Somewhat accessible	212	17.6
3) Somewhat inaccessible	56	4.6
4) Very inaccessible	30	2.5
5) Don't know	687	57.0
Missing	26
Total	1206	100.0

30) Are any of the following program types offered by 4-H in your community: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)? (YOUTH13_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	135	11.3
2) No	33	2.8
3) Don't know	1028	86.0
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

31) Are any of the following program types offered by 4-H in your community: Healthy Lifestyles? (YOUTH13_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	238	19.9
2) No	21	1.8
3) Don't know	935	78.3
Missing	38
Total	1194	100.0

32) Are any of the following program types offered by 4-H in your community: Career and College Readiness? (YOUTH13_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	169	14.2
2) No	24	2.0
3) Don't know	998	83.8
Missing	41
Total	1191	100.0

33) Are any of the following program types offered by 4-H in your community: Leadership Development? (YOUTH13_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	305	25.5
2) No	17	1.4
3) Don't know	874	73.1
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

34) Are any of the following program types offered by 4-H in your community: Agricultural Literacy/Food Supply Confidence? (YOUTH13_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	317	26.6
2) No	16	1.3
3) Don't know	858	72.0
Missing	41
Total	1191	100.0

35) Are any of the following program types offered by 4-H in your community: Youth Entrepreneurship? (YOUTH13_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	211	17.7
2) No	22	1.8
3) Don't know	960	80.5
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

36) Are any of the following program types offered by 4-H in your community: Community Development? (YOUTH13_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	183	15.4
2) No	22	1.8
3) Don't know	985	82.8
Missing	42
Total	1190	100.0

37) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Fixing cars, washing machines and other home appliances (ENGR8_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	402	34.2
2) No	774	65.8
Missing	56
Total	1176	100.0

38) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Developing new ways to provide food for people in the future (ENGR8_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	959	81.3
2) No	221	18.7
Missing	52
Total	1180	100.0

39) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Managing water issues (ENGR8_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1065	89.7
2) No	122	10.3
Missing	45
Total	1187	100.0

40) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Assembling parts in a car factory (ENGR8_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	365	31.2
2) No	806	68.8
Missing	61
Total	1171	100.0

41) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Designing video games and apps for phones and tablets (ENGR8_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	826	70.4
2) No	347	29.6
Missing	59
Total	1173	100.0

42) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Designing stadiums, like the Olympics (ENGR8_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1111	93.4
2) No	79	6.6
Missing	42
Total	1190	100.0

43) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Machining and welding (ENGR8_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	457	39.1
2) No	713	60.9
Missing	62
Total	1170	100.0

44) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Developing new medicines & ways to deliver them in the body (ENGR8_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	815	69.3
2) No	361	30.7
Missing	56
Total	1176	100.0

45) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Producing products like diapers and detergent (ENGR8_I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	544	46.6
2) No	623	53.4
Missing	65
Total	1167	100.0

46) Please indicate whether or not you consider each of the following to be the job of an engineer: Creating new agricultural crops (ENGR8_J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	905	76.7
2) No	275	23.3
Missing	52
Total	1180	100.0

47) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: I believe that engineering impacts my daily life. (ENGR1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	707	59.3
2) Agree	454	38.1
3) Disagree	28	2.3
4) Strongly disagree	4	0.3
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

48) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: I can make informed decisions about engineering/technology in my everyday life. (ENGR2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	234	19.9
2) Agree	714	60.8
3) Disagree	211	18.0
4) Strongly disagree	15	1.3
Missing	58
Total	1174	100.0

49) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: I am confident my elected officials can make informed policy decisions concerning engineering and technology. (ENGR3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	51	4.3
2) Agree	509	43.1
3) Disagree	512	43.4
4) Strongly disagree	109	9.2
Missing	51
Total	1181	100.0

50) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: Beginning in early grades, schools should be more focused on teaching engineering skills and concepts. (ENGR4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	405	34.4
2) Agree	648	55.1
3) Disagree	112	9.5
4) Strongly disagree	11	0.9
Missing	56
Total	1176	100.0

51) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: I would encourage a child I know to consider a career in engineering. (ENGR5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	470	40.0
2) Agree	635	54.0
3) Disagree	67	5.7
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
Missing	57
Total	1175	100.0

52) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: Engineers help people. (ENGR7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	596	50.4
2) Agree	565	47.8
3) Disagree	19	1.6
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
Missing	49
Total	1183	100.0

53) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: Engineering is mostly for males. (ENGR6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	19	1.6
2) Agree	69	5.8
3) Disagree	472	39.9
4) Strongly disagree	624	52.7
Missing	48
Total	1184	100.0

54) For each of the following issues, to what extent do you feel the issue is a problem: The lack of respect for human rights in Nebraska? (IMG2_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Is not a problem at all	141	11.8
2) Is a minor problem	480	40.3
3) Is a moderate problem	393	33.0
4) Is a serious problem	178	14.9
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

55) For each of the following issues, to what extent do you feel the issue is a problem: The lack of respect for human rights in the United States? (IMG2_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Is not a problem at all	60	5.0
2) Is a minor problem	241	20.2
3) Is a moderate problem	414	34.7
4) Is a serious problem	477	40.0
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

56) For each of the following issues, to what extent do you feel the issue is a problem: Immigration to Nebraska? (IMG2_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Is not a problem at all	198	16.9
2) Is a minor problem	354	30.2
3) Is a moderate problem	379	32.3
4) Is a serious problem	243	20.7
Missing	58
Total	1174	100.0

57) For each of the following issues, to what extent do you feel the issue is a problem: Immigration to the United States? (IMG2_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Is not a problem at all	106	8.9
2) Is a minor problem	184	15.5
3) Is a moderate problem	349	29.4
4) Is a serious problem	550	46.3
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

58) For each of the following issues, to what extent do you feel the issue is a problem: Resettlement of refugees to Nebraska? (IMG2_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Is not a problem at all	243	20.5
2) Is a minor problem	314	26.5
3) Is a moderate problem	357	30.2
4) Is a serious problem	270	22.8
Missing	48
Total	1184	100.0

59) For each of the following issues, to what extent do you feel the issue is a problem: Resettlement of refugees to the United States? (IMG2_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Is not a problem at all	155	13.1
2) Is a minor problem	187	15.8
3) Is a moderate problem	356	30.0
4) Is a serious problem	489	41.2
Missing	45
Total	1187	100.0

60) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements: I am a person who feels strong ties to the American people. (IMG3_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	644	53.3
2) Agree	434	35.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	117	9.7
4) Disagree	10	0.8
5) Strongly disagree	4	0.3
Missing	23
Total	1209	100.0

61) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements: Being an American is important to the way I think of myself as a person. (IMG3_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	636	52.5
2) Agree	412	34.0
3) Neither agree nor disagree	113	9.3
4) Disagree	39	3.2
5) Strongly disagree	11	0.9
Missing	21
Total	1211	100.0

62) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements: Overall, I think Americans are a great group of people. (IMG3_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	497	41.1
2) Agree	512	42.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	164	13.6
4) Disagree	34	2.8
5) Strongly disagree	2	0.2
Missing	23
Total	1209	100.0

63) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements: My family and I feel safe in this community. (IMG3_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	527	43.5
2) Agree	558	46.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	92	7.6
4) Disagree	30	2.5
5) Strongly disagree	4	0.3
Missing	21
Total	1211	100.0

64) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements: Feeling safe is important to me. (IMG3_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	857	71.1
2) Agree	329	27.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	15	1.2
4) Disagree	2	0.2
5) Strongly disagree	3	0.2
Missing	26
Total	1206	100.0

65) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements: Overall, I trust law enforcement in my community. (IMG3_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	535	44.3
2) Agree	495	41.0
3) Neither agree nor disagree	120	9.9
4) Disagree	45	3.7
5) Strongly disagree	12	1.0
Missing	25
Total	1207	100.0

66) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements: Overall, I trust state and federal law enforcement agencies. (IMG3_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	312	25.8
2) Agree	554	45.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	223	18.4
4) Disagree	95	7.8
5) Strongly disagree	27	2.2
Missing	21
Total	1211	100.0

67) How likely or unlikely do you think it is that the following institutions commit violations against immigrants' human rights nowadays: Immigration and Customs Enforcement/Department of Homeland Security? (IMG4_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely unlikely	157	13.4
2) Unlikely	486	41.5
3) Likely	426	36.4
4) Extremely likely	101	8.6
Missing	62
Total	1170	100.0

68) How likely or unlikely do you think it is that the following institutions commit violations against immigrants' human rights nowadays: FBI/Department of Justice? (IMG4_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely unlikely	167	14.3
2) Unlikely	564	48.2
3) Likely	374	32.0
4) Extremely likely	65	5.6
Missing	62
Total	1170	100.0

69) How likely or unlikely do you think it is that the following institutions commit violations against immigrants' human rights nowadays: U.S. Customs & Border Protection/Border Patrol? (IMG4_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely unlikely	148	12.7
2) Unlikely	467	39.9
3) Likely	416	35.6
4) Extremely likely	138	11.8
Missing	63
Total	1169	100.0

70) How likely or unlikely do you think it is that the following institutions commit violations against immigrants' human rights nowadays: Nebraska State Patrol? (IMG4_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely unlikely	213	18.2
2) Unlikely	622	53.2
3) Likely	291	24.9
4) Extremely likely	43	3.7
Missing	63
Total	1169	100.0

71) How likely or unlikely do you think it is that the following institutions commit violations against immigrants' human rights nowadays: Local police? (IMG4_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely unlikely	238	20.3
2) Unlikely	615	52.6
3) Likely	271	23.2
4) Extremely likely	46	3.9
Missing	62
Total	1170	100.0

72) In your opinion, would you say that respect for human rights in our country has improved, stayed the same, or worsened since Donald J. Trump became president of the United States? (IMG5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Worsened a lot	443	37.1
2) Worsened a little	195	16.3
3) Stayed the same	304	25.4
4) Improved a little	168	14.1
5) Improved a lot	85	7.1
Missing	37
Total	1195	100.0

73) People differ in how attached they feel to, or how much they identify with the various social groups they belong to. How much do you feel part of the American people? (IMG6)

	TOTAL	%
1) I do not feel part of the American people as a group at all	25	2.1
2) I feel slightly part of the American people as a group	100	8.4
3) I feel moderately part of the American people as a group	265	22.2
4) I feel strongly part of the American people as a group	432	36.1
5) I feel very strongly part of the American people as a group	374	31.3
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

74) How urgent are water quantity issues in Nebraska? (NDNR1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely urgent	263	21.9
2) Urgent	298	24.8
3) Somewhat urgent	287	23.9
4) Not very urgent	154	12.8
5) Not at all urgent	32	2.7
6) Don't know	169	14.0
Missing	29
Total	1203	100.0

75) Have you experienced water shortages or water use restrictions in the last four years? (NDNR2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, including major damage to my property or major harm	18	1.5
2) Yes, but no major damage to my property or major harm	185	15.2
3) No	1014	83.3
Missing	15
Total	1217	100.0

76) Have you experienced problems with flooding from a stream or river in the last four years? (NDNR3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, including major damage to my property or major harm	15	1.2
2) Yes, but no major damage to my property or major harm	150	12.4
3) No	1049	86.4
Missing	18
Total	1214	100.0

77) How confident are you that your region of the state is prepared to handle a flood? (NDNR4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely confident	85	7.0
2) Confident	419	34.5
3) Somewhat confident	423	34.8
4) Not very confident	124	10.2
5) Not at all confident	24	2.0
6) Don't know	141	11.6
Missing	16
Total	1216	100.0

78) How confident are you that your region of the state is prepared to handle an extended drought? (NDNR5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely confident	22	1.8
2) Confident	247	20.3
3) Somewhat confident	477	39.3
4) Not very confident	252	20.7
5) Not at all confident	60	4.9
6) Don't know	157	12.9
Missing	17
Total	1215	100.0

79) How confident are you that Nebraska is prepared to handle an extended drought? (NDNR6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely confident	18	1.5
2) Confident	194	16.1
3) Somewhat confident	418	34.7
4) Not very confident	303	25.1
5) Not at all confident	85	7.0
6) Don't know	188	15.6
Missing	26
Total	1206	100.0

80) How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way regional planning balances water supplies and uses? (NDNR7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	77	6.5
2) Somewhat satisfied	274	23.2
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	277	23.5
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	98	8.3
5) Very dissatisfied	39	3.3
6) Don't know	415	35.2
Missing	52
Total	1180	100.0

81) Do you consider the amount of state tax you have to pay as too high, about right or too low? (NDNR12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too high	648	58.3
2) About right	375	33.7
3) Too low	15	1.3
4) Don't know	74	6.7
Missing	120
Total	1112	100.0

82) There are many different institutions in this country, for example, the government, courts, police and civil servants. Please indicate your personal trust in the following institutions: The federal government in Washington, D.C. (NDNR11_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	194	16.2
2) Strong distrust	178	14.8
3) Distrust	362	30.2
4) Neither trust nor distrust	229	19.1
5) Trust	191	15.9
6) Strong trust	35	2.9
7) Very strong trust	11	0.9
Missing	32
Total	1200	100.0

83) There are many different institutions in this country, for example, the government, courts, police and civil servants. Please indicate your personal trust in the following institutions: The state government (NDNR11_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	31	2.6
2) Strong distrust	98	8.2
3) Distrust	205	17.2
4) Neither trust nor distrust	355	29.7
5) Trust	419	35.1
6) Strong trust	74	6.2
7) Very strong trust	12	1.0
Missing	38
Total	1194	100.0

84) There are many different institutions in this country, for example, the government, courts, police and civil servants. Please indicate your personal trust in the following institutions: Local government (NDNR11_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	23	1.9
2) Strong distrust	51	4.3
3) Distrust	152	12.8
4) Neither trust nor distrust	348	29.2
5) Trust	477	40.1
6) Strong trust	116	9.7
7) Very strong trust	24	2.0
Missing	41
Total	1191	100.0

85) There are many different institutions in this country, for example, the government, courts, police and civil servants. Please indicate your personal trust in the following institutions: Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (NDNR11_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	14	1.2
2) Strong distrust	21	1.8
3) Distrust	80	6.7
4) Neither trust nor distrust	453	38.0
5) Trust	475	39.8
6) Strong trust	121	10.1
7) Very strong trust	29	2.4
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

86) Please indicate how familiar or unfamiliar you are with each below: The Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (NDNR8_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very familiar	52	4.3
2) Familiar	414	34.6
3) Neither familiar nor unfamiliar	378	31.6
4) Unfamiliar	250	20.9
5) Very unfamiliar	104	8.7
Missing	34
Total	1198	100.0

87) Please indicate how familiar or unfamiliar you are with each below: Nebraska's locally driven, state-supported water planning process led by local Natural Resource Districts and Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (NDNR8_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very familiar	45	3.8
2) Familiar	278	23.4
3) Neither familiar nor unfamiliar	402	33.8
4) Unfamiliar	333	28.0
5) Very unfamiliar	132	11.1
Missing	42
Total	1190	100.0

88) Please indicate how familiar or unfamiliar you are with each below: State and local funding to balance water supplies and uses (NDNR8_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very familiar	21	1.8
2) Familiar	168	14.0
3) Neither familiar nor unfamiliar	463	38.6
4) Unfamiliar	396	33.1
5) Very unfamiliar	150	12.5
Missing	34
Total	1198	100.0

89) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: I have confidence in the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources to responsibly manage Nebraska's water. (NDNR9_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	41	3.4
2) Agree	542	45.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	527	44.0
4) Disagree	77	6.4
5) Strongly disagree	11	0.9
Missing	34
Total	1198	100.0

90) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: I would be willing to pay higher taxes to support local water management. (NDNR10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	23	1.9
2) Agree	180	15.0
3) Neither agree nor disagree	420	34.9
4) Disagree	416	34.6
5) Strongly disagree	163	13.6
Missing	30
Total	1202	100.0

91) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: The ability of farmers and ranchers to live off the land? (ECO_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	8	0.7
2) Not very valuable	19	1.6
3) Somewhat valuable	95	7.9
4) Valuable	392	32.8
5) Very valuable	639	53.4
6) Don't know	43	3.6
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

92) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Clean, unpolluted water? (ECO_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	2	0.2
2) Not very valuable	5	0.4
3) Somewhat valuable	23	1.9
4) Valuable	192	16.0
5) Very valuable	956	79.7
6) Don't know	21	1.8
Missing	33
Total	1199	100.0

93) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Clean, unpolluted land? (ECO_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	2	0.2
2) Not very valuable	4	0.3
3) Somewhat valuable	33	2.8
4) Valuable	256	21.4
5) Very valuable	877	73.3
6) Don't know	25	2.1
Missing	35
Total	1197	100.0

94) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Clean, unpolluted air? (ECO_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	2	0.2
2) Not very valuable	11	0.9
3) Somewhat valuable	24	2.0
4) Valuable	226	18.9
5) Very valuable	908	75.9
6) Don't know	25	2.1
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

95) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: The ecosystem's ability to reduce the impact of natural disasters (e.g., fire, flood, drought, etc.)? (ECO_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	5	0.4
2) Not very valuable	13	1.1
3) Somewhat valuable	72	6.0
4) Valuable	429	35.8
5) Very valuable	612	51.0
6) Don't know	68	5.7
Missing	33
Total	1199	100.0

96) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: The services that come from establishing trees in rural and natural grassland areas outside of cities (e.g., wind reduction, shade, enjoyable views, etc.)? (ECO_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	6	0.5
2) Not very valuable	16	1.3
3) Somewhat valuable	120	10.0
4) Valuable	418	34.9
5) Very valuable	590	49.2
6) Don't know	48	4.0
Missing	34
Total	1198	100.0

97) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Nebraska's variety of native animals? (ECO_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	3	0.3
2) Not very valuable	24	2.0
3) Somewhat valuable	154	12.9
4) Valuable	415	34.7
5) Very valuable	556	46.5
6) Don't know	43	3.6
Missing	37
Total	1195	100.0

98) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Nebraska's variety of native plants and plant communities (e.g., wetlands)? (ECO_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	8	0.7
2) Not very valuable	31	2.6
3) Somewhat valuable	137	11.4
4) Valuable	424	35.4
5) Very valuable	555	46.4
6) Don't know	42	3.5
Missing	35
Total	1197	100.0

99) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Public programs that use services provided by ecosystems that result in monetary benefits to society (often in the form of lower taxes). For example, aquifers providing clean water to cities or grasslands generating public revenues from grazing leases? (ECO_I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	6	0.5
2) Not very valuable	20	1.7
3) Somewhat valuable	112	9.4
4) Valuable	422	35.4
5) Very valuable	541	45.4
6) Don't know	91	7.6
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

100) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: The services that come from Nebraska's abundant supply of clean water? (ECO_J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	3	0.3
2) Not very valuable	6	0.5
3) Somewhat valuable	58	4.9
4) Valuable	384	32.3
5) Very valuable	685	57.6
6) Don't know	53	4.5
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

101) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Nature recreation opportunities? (ECO_K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	5	0.4
2) Not very valuable	18	1.5
3) Somewhat valuable	152	12.8
4) Valuable	457	38.3
5) Very valuable	518	43.5
6) Don't know	42	3.5
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

102) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: The services that arise from insect/animal pollination? (ECO_L)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	6	0.5
2) Not very valuable	18	1.5
3) Somewhat valuable	147	12.3
4) Valuable	369	31.0
5) Very valuable	553	46.4
6) Don't know	99	8.3
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

103) How valuable to society do you find each of the following general aspects of Nebraska ecosystems: Securely sequestering greenhouse gases (e.g., carbon, CO2)? (ECO_M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all valuable	30	2.5
2) Not very valuable	66	5.5
3) Somewhat valuable	168	14.1
4) Valuable	324	27.2
5) Very valuable	479	40.3
6) Don't know	123	10.3
Missing	42
Total	1190	100.0

104) How often interact face-to-face with people of a different race or ethnicity? (REACH1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Daily	588	48.4
2) Weekly	364	30.0
3) Monthly	108	8.9
4) Almost never	147	12.1
5) Never	7	0.6
Missing	18
Total	1214	100.0

105) Do you work with anyone who is a different race or ethnicity? (REACH2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	653	54.5
2) No	546	45.5
Missing	33
Total	1199	100.0

106) Do you or have you ever supervised people of a different race or ethnicity? (REACH3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	670	55.5
2) No	537	44.5
Missing	25
Total	1207	100.0

107) How many friends of a different race or ethnicity do you have? (REACH4)
108) How comfortable are you interacting face-to-face with people of a different race or ethnicity? (REACH5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	860	71.3
2) Somewhat comfortable	322	26.7
3) Not at all comfortable	24	2.0
Missing	26
Total	1206	100.0

109) How many people do you know that you could get marijuana from if you wanted to: Who live in Nebraska? (REACH6A)
110) How many people do you know that you could get marijuana from if you wanted to: Who live outside Nebraska? (REACH6B)
111) How many people do you know that you could get methamphetamine from if you wanted to: Who live in Nebraska? (REACH7A)
112) How many people do you know that you could get methamphetamine from if you wanted to: Who live outside Nebraska? (REACH7B)
113) How many people do you know that you could get heroin from if you wanted to: Who live in Nebraska? (REACH8A)
114) How many people do you know that you could get heroin from if you wanted to: Who live outside Nebraska? (REACH8B)
115) How many people do you know that you could get prescription pills from if you wanted to: Who live in Nebraska? (REACH9A)
116) How many people do you know that you could get prescription pills from if you wanted to: Who live outside Nebraska? (REACH9B)
117) Do you think that drug use and addiction is on the rise in Nebraska? (REACH10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	992	87.0
2) No	148	13.0
Missing	92
Total	1140	100.0

118) How concerned are you about drug use and addiction in Nebraska? (REACH11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very concerned	626	54.2
2) Somewhat concerned	365	31.6
3) A little concerned	110	9.5
4) Not at all concerned	55	4.8
Missing	76
Total	1156	100.0

119) Do you know what a 'needle exchange program' is? (REACH12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	609	52.6
2) No	548	47.4
Missing	75
Total	1157	100.0

120) Do you think that 'needle exchange programs' should be encouraged in Nebraska? (REACH13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	467	51.4
2) No	441	48.6
Missing	324
Total	908	100.0

121) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements: Drug users should be helped by the justice system. (REACH14)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	247	21.1
2) Agree	546	46.7
3) Disagree	285	24.4
4) Strongly disagree	91	7.8
Missing	63
Total	1169	100.0

122) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements: Drug users should be helped by the healthcare system. (REACH15)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	301	25.7
2) Agree	625	53.3
3) Disagree	177	15.1
4) Strongly disagree	70	6.0
Missing	59
Total	1173	100.0

123) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements: Drug users should be helped by social services. (REACH16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	296	25.4
2) Agree	621	53.3
3) Disagree	171	14.7
4) Strongly disagree	77	6.6
Missing	67
Total	1165	100.0

124) How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements: Drug users should not be helped by publicly funded services. (REACH17)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	180	15.4
2) Agree	277	23.7
3) Disagree	454	38.9
4) Strongly disagree	257	22.0
Missing	64
Total	1168	100.0

125) Please indicate for each of the following if you think it is very wrong, wrong, a little wrong or not at all wrong: Individuals under the age of 18 to have one or two drinks. (NCAOS1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very wrong	578	47.8
2) Wrong	421	34.9
3) A little wrong	159	13.2
4) Not at all wrong	50	4.1
Missing	24
Total	1208	100.0

126) Please indicate for each of the following if you think it is very wrong, wrong, a little wrong or not at all wrong: Individuals under the age of 18 to have 5 or more drinks at one setting. (NCAOS1B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very wrong	1007	83.4
2) Wrong	171	14.2
3) A little wrong	17	1.4
4) Not at all wrong	13	1.1
Missing	24
Total	1208	100.0

127) Please indicate for each of the following if you think it is very wrong, wrong, a little wrong or not at all wrong: Individuals 18-20 years old to have one or two drinks. (NCAOS1C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very wrong	360	30.1
2) Wrong	377	31.5
3) A little wrong	268	22.4
4) Not at all wrong	190	15.9
Missing	37
Total	1195	100.0

128) Please indicate for each of the following if you think it is very wrong, wrong, a little wrong or not at all wrong: Individuals 18-20 years old to have five or more drinks at one setting. (NCAOS1D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very wrong	803	66.6
2) Wrong	262	21.7
3) A little wrong	95	7.9
4) Not at all wrong	45	3.7
Missing	27
Total	1205	100.0

129) Please indicate for each of the following if you think it is very wrong, wrong, a little wrong or not at all wrong: Individuals 21 and older to provide alcohol for people under 21 years old. (NCAOS1E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very wrong	931	77.1
2) Wrong	203	16.8
3) A little wrong	54	4.5
4) Not at all wrong	20	1.7
Missing	24
Total	1208	100.0

130) Please tell us how strongly you agree or disagree with each statement, where 1 means you strongly disagree and 7 means you strongly agree: A parent/guardian is the best person to introduce alcohol to a teenager. (NCAOS2A)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1177	4.41	2.45

131) Please tell us how strongly you agree or disagree with each statement, where 1 means you strongly disagree and 7 means you strongly agree: If parents don't allow teenagers to try alcohol under their supervision, they will try it elsewhere. (NCAOS2B)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1173	4.96	2.36

132) How wrong would most adults (over 21) in your community, or the area around where you live, think it is for kids under the age of 21 to drink alcohol? (NCAOS3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very wrong	293	24.5
2) Wrong	525	43.8
3) A little wrong	332	27.7
4) Not at all wrong	48	4.0
Missing	34
Total	1198	100.0

133) During the past 12 months, do you recall hearing, reading or watching an advertisement about the prevention of substance abuse? (NCAOS4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	926	76.7
2) No	282	23.3
Missing	24
Total	1208	100.0

134) If yes, which substances were the advertisements about (Check all that apply): Alcohol? (NCAOS5A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Alcohol	717	100.0
Missing	515
Total	717	100.0

135) If yes, which substances were the advertisements about (Check all that apply): Drugs? (NCAOS5B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Drugs	760	100.0
Missing	472
Total	760	100.0

136) If yes, which substances were the advertisements about (Check all that apply): Tobacco? (NCAOS5C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Tobacco	640	100.0
Missing	592
Total	640	100.0

137) If yes, which substances were the advertisements about (Check all that apply): Prescription pain killers? (NCAOS5D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Prescription pain killers	603	100.0
Missing	629
Total	603	100.0

138) How much do you think people risk harming themselves physically or in other ways if they have five or more drinks of an alcoholic beverage once or twice a week? (NCAOS6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great risk	637	53.1
2) Moderate risk	401	33.4
3) Slight risk	150	12.5
4) No risk	12	1.0
Missing	32
Total	1200	100.0

139) During the past 12 months, have you allowed underage youth to drink alcohol on your property (home, barn, garage, etc.)? (NCAOS7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	36	3.0
2) No	1177	97.0
Missing	19
Total	1213	100.0

140) In general, how supportive are you of additional taxes on alcohol purchases? (NCAOS8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very supportive	318	26.3
2) Somewhat supportive	341	28.2
3) Not very supportive	233	19.3
4) Not at all supportive	214	17.7
5) Don't know	102	8.4
Missing	24
Total	1208	100.0

141) Are you the parent or guardian of a 12-20 year old? (NCAOS9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	182	15.1
2) No	1027	84.9
Missing	23
Total	1209	100.0

142) During the past 12 months, have you talked with your child about the dangers of alcohol? (NCAOS10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	180	67.7
2) No	86	32.3
Missing	966
Total	266	100.0

143) During the past 12 months, have you provided alcohol to any of your underage children? Do not include sips for religious purposes. (NCAOS11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	21	7.7
2) No	252	92.3
Missing	959
Total	273	100.0

144) One drink is equivalent to a 12-ounce beer, a five-ounce glass of wine, or a drink with one shot of liquor. During the past 30 days, on the days when you drank, about how many drinks did you drink on the average? (NCAOS12)
145) One drink is equivalent to a 12-ounce beer, a five-ounce glass of wine, or a drink with one shot of liquor. During the past 30 days, on the days when you drank, about how many drinks did you drink: No drinks in the past 30 days (NCAOS12A)

	TOTAL	%
1) No drinks in the past 30 days	420	100.0
Missing	812
Total	420	100.0

146) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: Nebraska should return to a two-house, partisan legislature. (LEGI1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	61	5.1
2) Agree	92	7.8
3) Neutral	523	44.1
4) Disagree	234	19.7
5) Strongly disagree	275	23.2
Missing	47
Total	1185	100.0

147) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements: Nebraska's legislature seems to work better than two-house, partisan legislatures in other states. (LEGI2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	211	17.8
2) Agree	318	26.8
3) Neutral	565	47.7
4) Disagree	64	5.4
5) Strongly disagree	27	2.3
Missing	47
Total	1185	100.0

148) Do you think that sex offender community notification prevents sex crimes from occurring? (MINOR1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	145	12.1
2) More likely than not	431	36.0
3) Not likely but maybe	394	32.9
4) No	226	18.9
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

149) Do you think that housing restrictions applied to where sex offenders can live prevents sex crimes from occurring? (MINOR2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	173	14.5
2) More likely than not	407	34.0
3) Not likely but maybe	401	33.5
4) No	216	18.0
Missing	35
Total	1197	100.0

150) Do you think females commit sex crimes? (MINOR3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1151	96.5
2) No	42	3.5
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

151) Currently, many cities in Nebraska have housing restrictions against convicted sex offenders living within 500 feet of a daycare center or school. In your opinion: (MINOR4)

	TOTAL	%
1) There should be no housing restrictions	40	3.4
2) There should be some housing restrictions, but 500 feet is too much	48	4.0
3) 500 feet is about right	334	28.1
4) 500 feet is not enough	765	64.4
Missing	45
Total	1187	100.0

152) Have you ever accessed the State of Nebraska's sex offender registry using the Internet? (MINOR5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	416	34.5
2) No	789	65.5
Missing	27
Total	1205	100.0

153) How many times have you accessed the State of Nebraska's sex offender registry in the last 12 months? (MINOR6)
154) Why did you access the sex offender registry (Check all that apply): Safety? (MINOR7A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Safety	195	100.0
Missing	1037
Total	195	100.0

155) Why did you access the sex offender registry (Check all that apply): Job obligations? (MINOR7B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Job obligations	43	100.0
Missing	1189
Total	43	100.0

156) Why did you access the sex offender registry (Check all that apply): Curiosity or personal interest? (MINOR7C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Curiosity or personal interest	273	100.0
Missing	959
Total	273	100.0

157) Why did you access the sex offender registry (Check all that apply): Other? (MINOR7D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Other	57	100.0
Missing	1175
Total	57	100.0

158) Why did you access the sex offender registry (Check all that apply): Other, specify: (MINOR7OTH)
159) Have you taken any preventative measures as a result of the information? (MINOR8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	114	25.3
2) No	336	74.7
Missing	782
Total	450	100.0

160) Do you feel safer knowing this information? (MINOR9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	290	64.0
2) No	163	36.0
Missing	779
Total	453	100.0

161) If people under the age of 19 convicted of a crime of a sexual nature were legally required to be on the public sex offender registry, how long do you think they should be on it? (MINOR10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Three years	163	14.1
2) Five years	247	21.3
3) Ten years	253	21.8
4) Twenty-five years	70	6.0
5) For life	244	21.1
6) Other	181	15.6
Missing	74
Total	1158	100.0

162) If people under the age of 19 convicted of a crime of a sexual nature were legally required to be on the public sex offender registry, how long do you think they should be on it? Other, specify: (MINOR10OTH)
163) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: People under the age of 19 convicted of a crime of a sexual nature should be treated the same as adults who commit crimes of a sexual nature. (MINOR11A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	209	17.4
2) Agree	393	32.7
3) Neutral	238	19.8
4) Disagree	324	27.0
5) Strongly disagree	38	3.2
Missing	30
Total	1202	100.0

164) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: Nebraska should have a law that requires people under the age of 19 who are convicted of a crime of a sexual nature to be on the public sex offender registry. (MINOR11B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	204	17.0
2) Agree	525	43.8
3) Neutral	280	23.3
4) Disagree	160	13.3
5) Strongly disagree	31	2.6
Missing	32
Total	1200	100.0

165) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: Nebraska should give judges discretion over whether people under the age of 19 convicted of a crime of a sexual nature to be on the public sex offender registry (versus having a law that requires all people under the age of 19 convicted of such crimes to be automatically registered). (MINOR11C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	200	16.8
2) Agree	551	46.2
3) Neutral	189	15.8
4) Disagree	180	15.1
5) Strongly disagree	73	6.1
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

166) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: Two people under the age of 19 engaging in sexual activity should be a crime. (MINOR11D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	36	3.0
2) Agree	70	5.9
3) Neutral	278	23.3
4) Disagree	505	42.4
5) Strongly disagree	303	25.4
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

167) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: People under the age of 19 who are convicted of a crime of a sexual nature should be prohibited from living near a school zone. (MINOR11E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	170	14.3
2) Agree	459	38.7
3) Neutral	331	27.9
4) Disagree	181	15.2
5) Strongly disagree	46	3.9
Missing	45
Total	1187	100.0

168) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: People under the age of 19 who are convicted of a crime of a sexual nature should not be allowed to attend public schools. (MINOR11F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	77	6.5
2) Agree	240	20.3
3) Neutral	372	31.4
4) Disagree	383	32.3
5) Strongly disagree	112	9.5
Missing	48
Total	1184	100.0

169) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: People under the age of 19 who are convicted of a crime of a sexual nature should be prohibited from entering public parks. (MINOR11G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	80	6.7
2) Agree	231	19.4
3) Neutral	387	32.5
4) Disagree	392	33.0
5) Strongly disagree	99	8.3
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

170) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: People under the age of 19 who are convicted of a crime of a sexual nature should be banned from using social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Kik, Snapchat). (MINOR11H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	171	14.4
2) Agree	373	31.5
3) Neutral	338	28.5
4) Disagree	221	18.7
5) Strongly disagree	81	6.8
Missing	48
Total	1184	100.0

171) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: Identifying people under the age of 19 who are convicted of a crime of a sexual nature as 'sex offenders' can create significant obstacles to rehabilitation and public safety. (MINOR11I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	118	10.0
2) Agree	512	43.3
3) Neutral	388	32.8
4) Disagree	144	12.2
5) Strongly disagree	20	1.7
Missing	50
Total	1182	100.0

172) Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each of the follow statements: If there was evidence from other states that policies that required people under the age of 19 to register as sex offenders did NOT enhance public safety, rather these measures undermined rehabilitation and the long-term well-being of victims, families, youth and communities, I would support a law in Nebraska to include people 19 or younger on the sex offender registry. (MINOR11J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	75	6.4
2) Agree	281	23.9
3) Neutral	436	37.0
4) Disagree	246	20.9
5) Strongly disagree	140	11.9
Missing	54
Total	1178	100.0

173) Please indicate if each of the following statements is true or false: There are 25 or more books in your home right now. (LIT1)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1111	91.1
2) False	108	8.9
Missing	13
Total	1219	100.0

174) Please indicate if each of the following statements is true or false: There is a variety of magazines and other reading materials in your home. (LIT2)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1088	89.8
2) False	124	10.2
Missing	20
Total	1212	100.0

175) Have you, or has a person close to you, been a victim of any crime in the last 12 months: You? (CRVICT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	65	5.5
2) No	1127	94.5
Missing	40
Total	1192	100.0

176) Have you, or has a person close to you, been a victim of any crime in the last 12 months: A person close to you? (PVICT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	167	14.4
2) No	991	85.6
Missing	74
Total	1158	100.0

177) Have you or has anyone in your household ever attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln? (UNLATTEND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	521	43.1
2) No	689	56.9
Missing	22
Total	1210	100.0

178) Do you or some member of your household own your home outright, buying it or renting? (OHOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Own outright	519	43.6
2) Buying (paying a mortgage)	477	40.1
3) Renting	167	14.0
4) Provided as part of job/wages	8	0.7
5) Other	19	1.6
Missing	42
Total	1190	100.0

179) Do you or some member of your household own your home outright, buying it or renting: Other, specify: (OHOM_OT)
180) Which of the following comes closest to the kind of housing unit you now live in? (HOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Detached single family house	993	83.2
2) Mobile home	10	0.8
3) Townhouse/Condominium	59	4.9
4) Apartment/Duplex	113	9.5
5) Other	18	1.5
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

181) Which of the following comes closest to the kind of housing unit you now live in? Other, specify: (HOME_OT)
182) What is your current marital or relationship status? (MARR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	767	64.5
2) Married living apart	4	0.3
3) Not married but living with a partner (cohabiting)	42	3.5
4) Never married	115	9.7
5) Divorced	137	11.5
6) Widowed	122	10.3
7) Separated	2	0.2
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

183) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Working full-time (35 hours or more)? (SEMP1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working full-time (35 hours or more)	466	100.0
Missing	766
Total	466	100.0

184) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Working part-time? (SEMP2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working part-time	93	100.0
Missing	1139
Total	93	100.0

185) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Has a job, but not at work (due to illness, vacation, or strike)? (SEMP3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Has a job but not at work (due to illness, vacation, or strike)	1	100.0
Missing	1231
Total	1	100.0

186) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Unemployed, laid off, looking for work? (SEMP4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Unemployed, laid off, looking for work	6	100.0
Missing	1226
Total	6	100.0

187) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Retired? (SEMP5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Retired	257	100.0
Missing	975
Total	257	100.0

188) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): In school? (SEMP6)

	TOTAL	%
1) In school	14	100.0
Missing	1218
Total	14	100.0

189) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Keeping house? (SEMP7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Keeping house	82	100.0
Missing	1150
Total	82	100.0

190) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Disabled? (SEMP8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disabled	32	100.0
Missing	1200
Total	32	100.0

191) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Other? (SEMP9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Other	18	100.0
Missing	1214
Total	18	100.0

192) Does your spouse or partner typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house, or something else (Check all that apply): Other, specify: (SEMP_OT)
193) Including yourself, how many adults age 19 and older live in your household? (ADULTS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1188	1.78	1.49

194) How many children ages (Please write '0' if none): Five and younger live in your household? (KIDS0TO5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1154	0.15	0.51

195) How many children ages (Please write '0' if none): Six to 12 live in your household? (KIDS6TO12)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1151	0.19	0.58

196) How many children ages (Please write '0' if none): 13 to 18 live in your household? (KIDS13UP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1137	0.16	0.47

197) Please indicate the category that describes your total family income in the last 12 months. (INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under $5,000	17	1.5
2) $5,000 to $9,999	22	1.9
3) $10,000 to $14,999	36	3.2
4) $15,000 to $19,999	26	2.3
5) $20,000 to $24,999	53	4.6
6) $25,000 to $29,999	50	4.4
7) $30,000 to $39,999	95	8.3
8) $40,000 to $49,999	105	9.2
9) $50,000 to $59,999	123	10.8
10) $60,000 to $74,999	160	14.0
11) $75,000 to $99,999	169	14.8
12) $100,000 or more	284	24.9
Missing	92
Total	1140	100.0

198) During the past 12 months, how much difficulty have you had paying your bills? (FS5)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of difficulty	53	4.4
2) Quite a bit of difficulty	48	4.0
3) Some difficulty	222	18.6
4) A little difficulty	224	18.7
5) No difficulty at all	649	54.3
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

199) Think again over the past 12 months. Generally, at the end of each month did you end up with: (FS6)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than enough money left	282	23.8
2) Some money left over	489	41.3
3) Just enough to make ends meet	285	24.1
4) Almost enough to make ends meet	60	5.1
5) Not enough to make ends meet	69	5.8
Missing	47
Total	1185	100.0

200) Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your current financial situation? (FINA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	211	17.7
2) Satisfied	425	35.6
3) Neutral	277	23.2
4) Dissatisfied	211	17.7
5) Very dissatisfied	69	5.8
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

201) The following statements concern your family's financial situation. For each statement, please indicate how much you agree or disagree: My family has enough money to afford the kind of home we need. (FS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	354	29.6
2) Agree	645	54.0
3) Disagree	117	9.8
4) Strongly disagree	52	4.4
5) Don't know	26	2.2
Missing	38
Total	1194	100.0

202) The following statements concern your family's financial situation. For each statement, please indicate how much you agree or disagree: We have enough money to afford the kind of clothing we need. (FS2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	356	29.9
2) Agree	702	58.9
3) Disagree	85	7.1
4) Strongly disagree	29	2.4
5) Don't know	19	1.6
Missing	41
Total	1191	100.0

203) The following statements concern your family's financial situation. For each statement, please indicate how much you agree or disagree: We have enough money to afford the kind of food we need. (FS3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	376	31.6
2) Agree	703	59.0
3) Disagree	69	5.8
4) Strongly disagree	28	2.4
5) Don't know	15	1.3
Missing	41
Total	1191	100.0

204) The following statements concern your family's financial situation. For each statement, please indicate how much you agree or disagree: We have enough money to afford the kind of medical care we need. (FS4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	288	24.2
2) Agree	547	46.0
3) Disagree	200	16.8
4) Strongly disagree	119	10.0
5) Don't know	35	2.9
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

205) What about your financial prospects? Do you feel that you are better off this year than you were two years ago at this time, about the same or worse off? (PROS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Better	357	30.2
2) Same	617	52.2
3) Worse	209	17.7
Missing	49
Total	1183	100.0

206) Are you: (SEXR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	499	41.8
2) Female	696	58.2
Missing	37
Total	1195	100.0

207) Do you think of yourself as: (SEXORIEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Heterosexual/straight	1142	97.0
2) Homosexual/gay or lesbian	12	1.0
3) Bisexual	11	0.9
4) Something else	5	0.4
5) Not sure	7	0.6
Missing	55
Total	1177	100.0

208) As far as you know, are any of your immediate family members, relatives, neighbors, co-workers, or close friends gay, lesbian or bisexual? (LGBFRIEND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	599	50.5
2) No	587	49.5
Missing	46
Total	1186	100.0

209) Were you born in Nebraska, another state, or a foreign country? (BORN1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Nebraska	791	65.9
2) Another state	375	31.3
3) Foreign country	34	2.8
Missing	32
Total	1200	100.0

210) Are you still living in the same residence as you were two years ago? (RESI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1023	85.3
2) No	177	14.8
Missing	32
Total	1200	100.0

211) Do you live on a farm, in open country but not on a farm, or in a town or city? (RURB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Farm	95	7.9
2) Open country but not on a farm	124	10.3
3) Town or city	984	81.8
Missing	29
Total	1203	100.0

212) How many years have you lived in this Nebraska county? (Please enter '0' if less than one year). (LIVE10M)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1193	32.45	22.74

213) In general, how would you describe your political views? (POLI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very liberal	52	4.4
2) Liberal	182	15.3
3) Middle-of-the-road	423	35.6
4) Conservative	379	31.9
5) Very conservative	130	10.9
6) Other	23	1.9
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

214) In general, how would you describe your political views? Other, specify: (POLI_OT)
215) In general, what do you consider yourself politically? (PART)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	333	28.1
2) Republican	505	42.6
3) Independent	310	26.2
4) Other	37	3.1
Missing	47
Total	1185	100.0

216) In general, what do you consider yourself politically? Other, specify: (PART_OT)
217) Who did you vote for in the 2016 Presidential Election? (VOTE16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clinton	401	34.2
2) Trump	539	46.0
3) Other	85	7.3
4) Did not vote	146	12.5
Missing	61
Total	1171	100.0

218) Who did you vote for in the 2016 Presidential Election? Other, specify: (VOTE16_OT)
219) Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic or Latino/a? (HISP1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	30	2.5
2) No	1159	97.5
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

220) What race or races do you consider yourself to be (Check all that apply): White (Caucasian)? (RACE_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	1140	100.0
Missing	92
Total	1140	100.0

221) What race or races do you consider yourself to be (Check all that apply): Black or African American? (RACE_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Black or African American	13	100.0
Missing	1219
Total	13	100.0

222) What race or races do you consider yourself to be (Check all that apply): Asian? (RACE_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Asian	12	100.0
Missing	1220
Total	12	100.0

223) What race or races do you consider yourself to be (Check all that apply): American Indian or Alaska Native? (RACE_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) American Indian or Alaska Native	25	100.0
Missing	1207
Total	25	100.0

224) What race or races do you consider yourself to be (Check all that apply): Other? (RACE_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Other	23	100.0
Missing	1209
Total	23	100.0

225) What race or races do you consider yourself to be (Check all that apply): Other, specify: (RACE_OT)
226) What is the highest degree you have attained? (DEGR)

	TOTAL	%
1) No diploma	16	1.4
2) High school diploma/GED	198	16.7
3) Some college, but no degree	233	19.7
4) Technical/Associate/Junior college (two year, LPN)	155	13.1
5) Bachelor's degree (four year, BA, BS, RN)	345	29.1
6) Graduate degree (Master's, Ph.D., Law, Medicine)	237	20.0
Missing	48
Total	1184	100.0

227) Would you say that your overall health and well-being is excellent, good, fair or poor? (SCWELL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	234	21.5
2) Good	640	58.7
3) Fair	178	16.3
4) Poor	38	3.5
Missing	142
Total	1090	100.0

228) Do you smoke cigarettes? (SMOKE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	102	9.4
2) No	988	90.6
Missing	142
Total	1090	100.0

229) How busy are you on a typical day? (MAIL1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely busy	144	13.2
2) Very busy	434	39.8
3) Somewhat busy	350	32.1
4) A little bit busy	114	10.5
5) Not at all busy	48	4.4
Missing	142
Total	1090	100.0

230) Are you the person who typically gets the mail in your household? (MAIL2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	862	82.2
2) No	187	17.8
Missing	183
Total	1049	100.0

231) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Catalogs (MAIL3A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	680	57.5
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	235	19.9
3) Read almost every word	18	1.5
4) Do not read	250	21.1
Missing	49
Total	1183	100.0

232) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Coupons (MAIL3B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	559	47.7
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	242	20.6
3) Read almost every word	73	6.2
4) Do not read	299	25.5
Missing	59
Total	1173	100.0

233) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Advertising materials (MAIL3C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	623	53.3
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	164	14.0
3) Read almost every word	24	2.1
4) Do not read	358	30.6
Missing	63
Total	1169	100.0

234) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Bills (MAIL3D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	76	6.4
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	406	34.4
3) Read almost every word	670	56.8
4) Do not read	27	2.3
Missing	53
Total	1179	100.0

235) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Bank or other account statements (MAIL3E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	88	7.5
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	309	26.2
3) Read almost every word	744	63.0
4) Do not read	40	3.4
Missing	51
Total	1181	100.0

236) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Greeting cards (MAIL3F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	85	7.2
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	247	20.9
3) Read almost every word	823	69.6
4) Do not read	27	2.3
Missing	50
Total	1182	100.0

237) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Personal correspondence (MAIL3G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	29	2.4
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	115	9.7
3) Read almost every word	1021	86.2
4) Do not read	20	1.7
Missing	47
Total	1185	100.0

238) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Credit card and loan offers (MAIL3H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	340	28.8
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	196	16.6
3) Read almost every word	140	11.9
4) Do not read	503	42.7
Missing	53
Total	1179	100.0

239) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following types of mail: Magazines (MAIL3I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	245	20.7
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	701	59.2
3) Read almost every word	136	11.5
4) Do not read	103	8.7
Missing	47
Total	1185	100.0

240) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following: Print books (MAIL4A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	55	4.7
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	185	15.7
3) Read almost every word	795	67.5
4) Do not read	142	12.1
Missing	55
Total	1177	100.0

241) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following: Electronic books (MAIL4B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	63	5.3
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	134	11.3
3) Read almost every word	390	32.9
4) Do not read	599	50.5
Missing	46
Total	1186	100.0

242) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following: Print magazine or newspaper articles (MAIL4C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	103	8.8
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	690	58.7
3) Read almost every word	322	27.4
4) Do not read	60	5.1
Missing	57
Total	1175	100.0

243) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following: Electronic magazine or newspaper articles (MAIL4D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	120	10.2
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	487	41.6
3) Read almost every word	177	15.1
4) Do not read	388	33.1
Missing	60
Total	1172	100.0

244) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following: Postal letters (MAIL4E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	99	8.3
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	355	29.9
3) Read almost every word	679	57.3
4) Do not read	53	4.5
Missing	46
Total	1186	100.0

245) Please indicate how you typically read each of the following: Emails (MAIL4F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mostly skim	94	7.9
2) Do a mix of skimming and reading every word	458	38.7
3) Read almost every word	509	43.0
4) Do not read	122	10.3
Missing	49
Total	1183	100.0

246) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Working full-time (35 hours or more)? (EMPL1_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working full-time (35 hours or more)	578	100.0
Missing	654
Total	578	100.0

247) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Working part-time (EMPL2_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working part-time	170	100.0
Missing	1062
Total	170	100.0

248) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Have a job, but not at work (due to illness, vacation, strike) (EMPL3_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Have a job, but not at work (due to illness, vacation, strike)	4	100.0
Missing	1228
Total	4	100.0

249) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Unemployed, laid off, looking for work (EMPL4_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Unemployed, laid off, looking for work	8	100.0
Missing	1224
Total	8	100.0

250) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Retired (EMPL5_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Retired	416	100.0
Missing	816
Total	416	100.0

251) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): In school (EMPL6_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) In school	29	100.0
Missing	1203
Total	29	100.0

252) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Keeping house (EMPL7_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Keeping house	132	100.0
Missing	1100
Total	132	100.0

253) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Disabled (EMPL8_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disabled	58	100.0
Missing	1174
Total	58	100.0

254) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Other (EMPL9_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Other	41	100.0
Missing	1191
Total	41	100.0

255) Do you typically work full-time, part-time, go to school, keep house or something else (Check all that apply): Other, specify (EMPL_OT_13)
256) During the average week, how many hours do you usually work, NOT including the time you travel to and from work? (In the box below, write the total hours worked including any second jobs.) (WHRS)
257) How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your job? (JSAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	215	27.4
2) Satisfied	358	45.5
3) Neutral	152	19.3
4) Dissatisfied	43	5.5
5) Very dissatisfied	18	2.3
Missing	446
Total	786	100.0

258) How many times in the past 12 months you: Worked on a community project? (IMG7_A)
259) How many times in the past 12 months you: Attended any public meeting in which there was a discussion of town or school affairs? (IMG7_B)
260) How many times in the past 12 months you: Attended a political meeting or rally? (IMG7_C)
261) How many times in the past 12 months you: Attended any club or organizational meeting (not including meetings for work)? (IMG7_D)
262) How many times in the past 12 months you: Volunteered? (IMG7_E)
263) How many times in the past 12 months you: Attended religious services (not including weddings and funerals)? (IMG7_F)
264) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt sad. (SAD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1151	1.26	1.77

265) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt hopeful about the future. (HOPE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1150	4.09	2.59

266) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt you were as good as other people. (GOOD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1149	5.61	2.23

267) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt bothered by things that usually don't bother you. (BOTHER)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1145	1.11	1.66

268) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt lonely. (LONELY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1152	1.14	2.04

269) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You had trouble keeping your mind on what you were doing. (MIND)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1151	1.68	2.19

270) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt that everything you did was an effort. (EFFORT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1154	1.64	2.24

271) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt fearful. (FEARFUL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1151	0.66	1.53

272) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You talked less than usual. (TALK)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1148	0.75	1.54

273) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt depressed. (FELT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1154	0.97	1.84

274) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You did not feel like eating; your appetite was poor. (EAT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1151	0.62	1.47

275) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You felt that you could not shake off the blues even with the help of family or friends. (BLUES)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1149	0.54	1.52

276) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: Your sleep was restless. (SLEEP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1155	2.13	2.37

277) Now we have some statements about how you might have felt during the past week. Below, please indicate the number of days in the past week, including today, that: You could not get 'going.' (GOING)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1154	1.28	1.93

278) With regard to the English language, how well do you understand it when it is spoken to you? (LIT3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very well	1101	91.8
2) Well	89	7.4
3) Not well	8	0.7
4) Not at all	1	0.1
Missing	33
Total	1199	100.0

279) With regard to the English language, how well do you read it? (LIT4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very well	1064	89.0
2) Well	123	10.3
3) Not well	5	0.4
4) Not at all	4	0.3
Missing	36
Total	1196	100.0

280) With regard to the English language, how well do you write it? (LIT5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very well	917	75.0
2) Well	271	22.2
3) Not well	30	2.5
4) Not at all	5	0.4
Missing	9
Total	1223	100.0

281) Are you fluent in any languages other than English? (IMG1)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	1129	92.8
2) Yes	88	7.2
Missing	15
Total	1217	100.0

282) Are you fluent in any languages other than English? Other, specify: (IMG1_OTH)
283) Do you consider yourself to be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim or something else? (RELGAFFIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	692	57.0
2) Catholic	313	25.8
3) Jewish	8	0.7
4) Muslim	1	0.1
5) None (no religion)	171	14.1
6) Other	29	2.4
Missing	18
Total	1214	100.0

284) Do you consider yourself to be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim or something else? Other, specify: (RELGAFFIL_OT)
285) Within the Protestant faith, do you consider yourself to be: (PROTFAITH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Evangelical	208	34.3
2) Fundamentalist Protestant	44	7.3
3) Mainline Protestant	178	29.4
4) Liberal Protestant	117	19.3
5) Other	59	9.7
Missing	626
Total	606	100.0

286) Within the Protestant faith, do you consider yourself to be: Other, specify: (PROTFAITH_OT)
287) Would you describe yourself as a born-again Christian? (BORNAGAIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	310	26.3
2) No	867	73.7
Missing	55
Total	1177	100.0

288) How often do you attend religious services? (RATT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Several times a week	77	6.4
2) Once a week	321	26.6
3) Nearly every week	177	14.7
4) About once a month	90	7.5
5) Several times a year	156	12.9
6) About once a year	105	8.7
7) Less than once a year	109	9.0
8) Never	172	14.3
Missing	25
Total	1207	100.0

289) In general, how much do your religious or spiritual beliefs influence your daily life? (RELGINFLU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much	438	36.2
2) Quite a bit	328	27.1
3) Some	234	19.4
4) A little	82	6.8
5) None	65	5.4
6) Doesn't apply, not religious or spiritual	62	5.1
Missing	23
Total	1209	100.0

290) In what year were you born? (AGYR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1202	58.73	16.76

291) What is your current zip code? (RZIPCOD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1190	68,342.33	2,813.29

292) Please use the space below to provide any comments or feedback. (COMMENTS)
293) Calculated from Q123 (AGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1202	58.27	16.76

294) FIPS from sample (FIPS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1232	31,088.91	46.10

295) Zip from sample (ZIP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1232	68,457.47	369.27

296) Household weight (HWAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	406	33.0
2) 2	718	58.3
3) 3+	108	8.8
Total	1232	100.0

297) NE DHHS regions (REG)

	TOTAL	%
1) South Central	132	10.7
2) Midland	501	40.7
3) North	131	10.6
4) Southeast	341	27.7
5) Southwest	74	6.0
6) Panhandle	53	4.3
Total	1232	100.0

298) Regions for weighting (REG_WT)

	TOTAL	%
1) South Central+ North +Southwest +Panhandle	390	31.7
2) Midland	501	40.7
3) Southeast	341	27.7
Total	1232	100.0

299) Age groups (AGE_GRP2)

	TOTAL	%
1) 19 to 49	347	28.9
2) 50 to 64	376	31.3
3) 65 to 100	479	39.9
Missing	30
Total	1202	100.0

300) Final weights (PWATE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1232	1.00	0.82

301) [Recoded single category as in phone NASIS] Respondent's current employment status (EMPL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working a full-time job (35 hours or more)	578	46.9
2) Working a part-time job(s)	151	12.3
4) Unemployed, laid off, looking for work	5	0.4
5) Retired	376	30.5
6) In school	7	0.6
7) Keeping house	36	2.9
8) Disabled	31	2.5
9) Other	12	1.0
99) Missing	36	2.9
Total	1232	100.0

302) [Recoded single category as in phone NASIS] Spouse/Partner's current employment status (SEMP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working a full-time job (35 hours or more)	466	37.8
2) Working a part-time job(s)	81	6.6
4) Unemployed, laid off, looking for work	6	0.5
5) Retired	235	19.1
6) In school	2	0.2
7) Keeping house	27	2.2
8) Other	8	0.6
9) Disabled	14	1.1
99) Missing	393	31.9
Total	1232	100.0

303) Current marital or relationship status (MARR10M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	767	64.5
2) Never married	115	9.7
3) Divorced	137	11.5
4) Widowed	122	10.3
5) Separated	2	0.2
6) Married, living apart	4	0.3
7) Not married but living with a partner (cohabiting)	42	3.5
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

304) Which of the following comes closest to the kind of housing unit you now live in (HOME1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mobile home	10	0.8
2) Detached single family house	993	83.2
3) Townhouse/condominium	59	4.9
4) Apartment/duplex	113	9.5
5) Other	18	1.5
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

305) Do you or some member of your household own your home outright, buying it, or renting? (OHOM1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Own outright	519	43.6
2) Buying (paying a mortgage)	477	40.1
3) Renting	167	14.0
4) Other	19	1.6
5) Provided as part of job/wages	8	0.7
Missing	42
Total	1190	100.0

306) Overall, how satisfied are you with your current financial situation? (FINA1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	211	17.7
2) Satisfied	425	35.6
3) Dissatisfied	211	17.7
4) Very dissatisfied	69	5.8
5) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	277	23.2
Missing	39
Total	1193	100.0

307) Race/ethnic category (RACECAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	1098	89.1
2) Black	11	0.9
3) Hispanic (any race)	30	2.4
4) Other race/ethnicity (including Asian)	47	3.8
9) Missing	46	3.7
Total	1232	100.0

308) Comments_4H (COMMENTS1)
309) Comments_Engineering (COMMENTS2)
310) Comments_Immigration (COMMENTS3)
311) Comments_NDNR (COMMENTS4)
312) Comments_Ecosystems (COMMENTS5)
313) Comments_REACH (COMMENTS6)
314) Comments_NCAOS (COMMENTS7)
315) Comments_Legislature (COMMENTS8)
316) Comments Sex offender (COMMENTS9)
317) Please indicate the category that describes your total family income in the last 12 months. (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under $19,999	101	8.9
2) $20,000 to $39,999	198	17.4
3) $40,000 to $74,999	388	34.0
4) $75,000 to $99,999	169	14.8
5) $100,000 or more	284	24.9
Missing	92
Total	1140	100.0

318) What is your current marital or relationship status? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married or Married living apart	771	64.8
2) Not married but living with a partner (cohabiting)	42	3.5
3) Never married	115	9.7
4) Divorced or Separated	139	11.7
5) Widowed	122	10.3
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

319) Are you: (for use with online analysis) (I-SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	499	41.8
2) Female	696	58.2
Missing	37
Total	1195	100.0

320) In general, what do you consider yourself politically? (For use with online analysis) (I-PARTYID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	333	28.1
2) Republican	505	42.6
3) Independent	310	26.2
4) Other	37	3.1
Missing	47
Total	1185	100.0

321) In general, how would you describe your political views? (For use with online analysis) (I-POLITICS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very liberal	52	4.4
2) Liberal	182	15.3
3) Middle-of-the-road	423	35.6
4) Conservative	379	31.9
5) Very conservative	130	10.9
6) Other	23	1.9
Missing	43
Total	1189	100.0

322) Do you consider yourself to be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, or something else? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	692	57.0
2) Catholic	313	25.8
3) Jewish or other	38	3.1
4) None (no religion)	171	14.1
Missing	18
Total	1214	100.0