Nebraska Annual Social Indicators Survey, 2019 Winter - Codebook

All Frequencies weighted by 401) PWATE;
(The number of missing cases reported in the codebook are unweighted)

1) ID (ID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	390	188.87	108.54

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	166	43.1
2) Somewhat satisfied	157	40.8
3) Neutral	25	6.4
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	33	8.6
5) Very dissatisfied	5	1.4
Missing	5
Total	386	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	207	53.1
2) Wrong direction	66	16.8
3) Unsure	116	29.7
Missing	7
Total	389	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	72	18.7
2) Wrong direction	216	56.1
3) Unsure	97	25.3
Missing	10
Total	385	100.0

5) Does each of the following statements describe you? a. I would share my health information with food manufacturers if they could create food that is just right for me. (FOOD1_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	159	41.5
2) No	165	43.2
3) Don't know	59	15.3
Missing	16
Total	383	100.0

6) Does each of the following statements describe you? b. I would share my health information with food manufacturers if they could create food that would improve my health. (FOOD1_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	201	52.2
2) No	127	32.9
3) Don't know	57	14.7
Missing	12
Total	385	100.0

7) Which of these statements best describes the food eaten in your household in the last 12 months? (FOOD2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Enough of the kinds of food I want to eat	299	77.3
2) Enough but not always the kinds of food I want	73	18.8
3) Sometimes not enough to eat	12	3.2
4) Often not enough to eat	1	0.2
5) Don't know	2	0.5
Missing	8
Total	387	100.0

8) Researchers grow cultured meat from cells without slaughtering animals. They are trying to develop cultured meat for the general public. We have some questions for you about cultured meat. a. Have you ever heard of cultured meat? (FOOD3_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	183	47.2
2) No	196	50.4
3) Don't know	9	2.2
Missing	5
Total	388	100.0

9) Researchers grow cultured meat from cells without slaughtering animals. They are trying to develop cultured meat for the general public. We have some questions for you about cultured meat. b. Would you like to learn more about cultured meat? (FOOD3_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	159	41.1
2) No	188	48.4
3) Don't know	41	10.6
Missing	5
Total	388	100.0

10) Researchers grow cultured meat from cells without slaughtering animals. They are trying to develop cultured meat for the general public. We have some questions for you about cultured meat. c. Would you be willing to eat cultured meat? (FOOD3_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	95	24.5
2) No	166	42.8
3) Don't know	127	32.7
Missing	6
Total	388	100.0

11) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? a. The general public in grocery stores (FOOD4_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	138	35.7
2) No	132	34.0
3) Don't know	117	30.3
Missing	8
Total	387	100.0

12) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? b. Public school children (FOOD4_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	91	23.5
2) No	179	46.0
3) Don't know	118	30.3
Missing	7
Total	388	100.0

13) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? c. People in nursing homes (FOOD4_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	102	26.5
2) No	156	40.6
3) Don't know	126	32.7
Missing	11
Total	384	100.0

14) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? d. People in remote areas, such as rural or tribal communities or astronauts on the moon (FOOD4_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	147	37.7
2) No	128	32.9
3) Don't know	114	29.3
Missing	5
Total	389	100.0

15) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? e. People with limited access to meat, such as service members on submarines (FOOD4_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	171	44.2
2) No	109	28.1
3) Don't know	107	27.6
Missing	6
Total	387	100.0

16) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? f. People with health issues who need more or less fat in their food (FOOD4_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	151	39.2
2) No	113	29.3
3) Don't know	122	31.5
Missing	9
Total	386	100.0

17) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? g. People whose religion does not allow them to eat certain kinds of meat (FOOD4_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	135	34.7
2) No	121	31.1
3) Don't know	132	33.9
Missing	8
Total	388	100.0

18) Do you think that researchers should work on making cultured meat available and affordable for the following groups? h. People who are vegetarian or vegan (FOOD4_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	132	34.1
2) No	132	34.2
3) Don't know	122	31.6
Missing	11
Total	386	100.0

19) How much does science help you make decisions that affect your body? (FOOD5)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot	118	30.5
2) Some	180	46.4
3) A little	55	14.1
4) Not at all	30	7.6
5) Don't know	5	1.3
Missing	6
Total	388	100.0

20) How much do you agree with the following statements? a. I would be happy to have a robot helping with my job. (FOOD6_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	124	33.1
2) Agree very little	81	21.7
3) Agree a little	48	12.7
4) Somewhat agree	53	14.1
5) Agree	53	14.2
6) Completely agree	15	3.9
Missing	23
Total	374	100.0

21) How much do you agree with the following statements? b. I am confident that there is enough food for everyone in the world. (FOOD6_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	89	24.0
2) Agree very little	67	17.9
3) Agree a little	40	10.8
4) Somewhat agree	84	22.7
5) Agree	67	18.1
6) Completely agree	25	6.6
Missing	22
Total	372	100.0

22) How much do you agree with the following statements? c. I am worried about how creating enough food to feed everyone will impact the environment. (FOOD6_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	60	15.9
2) Agree very little	59	15.7
3) Agree a little	67	17.8
4) Somewhat agree	63	16.7
5) Agree	79	21.0
6) Completely agree	48	12.8
Missing	16
Total	376	100.0

23) How much do you agree with the following statements? d. New food technologies are something I am uncertain about. (FOOD6_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	27	7.2
2) Agree very little	40	10.8
3) Agree a little	60	16.2
4) Somewhat agree	72	19.5
5) Agree	131	35.1
6) Completely agree	42	11.4
Missing	21
Total	372	100.0

24) How much do you agree with the following statements? e. New foods are not healthier than traditional foods. (FOOD6_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	56	15.1
2) Agree very little	64	17.3
3) Agree a little	83	22.4
4) Somewhat agree	75	20.2
5) Agree	70	18.9
6) Completely agree	23	6.3
Missing	25
Total	371	100.0

25) How much do you agree with the following statements? f. The benefits of new food technologies are often grossly overstated. (FOOD6_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	26	6.9
2) Agree very little	51	13.4
3) Agree a little	94	25.1
4) Somewhat agree	103	27.3
5) Agree	77	20.4
6) Completely agree	25	6.8
Missing	17
Total	376	100.0

26) How much do you agree with the following statements? g. There are plenty of tasty foods around so we do not need to use new food technologies to produce more. (FOOD6_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	97	26.0
2) Agree very little	94	25.2
3) Agree a little	45	12.2
4) Somewhat agree	73	19.7
5) Agree	45	12.1
6) Completely agree	17	4.5
Missing	22
Total	371	100.0

27) How much do you agree with the following statements? h. New food technologies decrease the natural quality of food. (FOOD6_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	61	16.3
2) Agree very little	81	21.5
3) Agree a little	75	19.9
4) Somewhat agree	62	16.4
5) Agree	63	16.8
6) Completely agree	33	8.9
Missing	19
Total	375	100.0

28) How much do you agree with the following statements? i. New food technologies are unlikely to have long-term negative health effects. (FOOD6_I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	86	23.3
2) Agree very little	119	32.1
3) Agree a little	85	22.9
4) Somewhat agree	52	14.0
5) Agree	23	6.2
6) Completely agree	6	1.6
Missing	24
Total	371	100.0

29) How much do you agree with the following statements? j. New food technologies give people more control over their food choices. (FOOD6_J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	42	11.3
2) Agree very little	67	18.2
3) Agree a little	104	28.0
4) Somewhat agree	66	17.9
5) Agree	80	21.7
6) Completely agree	12	3.2
Missing	23
Total	371	100.0

30) How much do you agree with the following statements? k. New products using new food technologies can help people have a balanced diet. (FOOD6_K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	33	8.8
2) Agree very little	62	16.8
3) Agree a little	107	28.9
4) Somewhat agree	88	23.7
5) Agree	68	18.4
6) Completely agree	13	3.5
Missing	24
Total	371	100.0

31) How much do you agree with the following statements? l. New food technologies may have long-term negative environmental effects. (FOOD6_L)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	35	9.5
2) Agree very little	73	19.6
3) Agree a little	96	25.9
4) Somewhat agree	77	20.6
5) Agree	60	16.1
6) Completely agree	31	8.3
Missing	24
Total	372	100.0

32) How much do you agree with the following statements? m. It can be risky to switch to new food technologies too quickly. (FOOD6_M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	12	3.3
2) Agree very little	28	7.4
3) Agree a little	53	14.3
4) Somewhat agree	70	19.0
5) Agree	136	36.7
6) Completely agree	71	19.1
Missing	24
Total	370	100.0

33) How much do you agree with the following statements? n. Society should not depend heavily on technologies to solve its food problems. (FOOD6_N)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	61	16.4
2) Agree very little	70	18.7
3) Agree a little	49	13.1
4) Somewhat agree	70	18.9
5) Agree	69	18.5
6) Completely agree	54	14.5
Missing	19
Total	373	100.0

34) How much do you agree with the following statements? o. There is no sense trying out high-tech food products because the ones we eat are already good enough. (FOOD6_O)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	112	30.3
2) Agree very little	89	24.2
3) Agree a little	72	19.5
4) Somewhat agree	43	11.7
5) Agree	35	9.5
6) Completely agree	19	5.1
Missing	23
Total	370	100.0

35) How much do you agree with the following statements? p. The media usually provides a balanced and unbiased view of new food technologies. (FOOD6_P)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	152	41.3
2) Agree very little	103	28.0
3) Agree a little	55	14.9
4) Somewhat agree	40	10.9
5) Agree	15	4.0
6) Completely agree	4	1.0
Missing	21
Total	369	100.0

36) How much do you agree with the following statements? q. At home, I preferably eat meals that can be prepared quickly. (FOOD6_Q)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	33	8.8
2) Agree very little	52	13.8
3) Agree a little	91	24.4
4) Somewhat agree	78	20.8
5) Agree	83	22.2
6) Completely agree	37	9.9
Missing	19
Total	374	100.0

37) 3D printing is a way to create objects (for example, a toy, a bone replacement, a model) using a computer program, a 'printer' and materials (for example, plastic). Some people are exploring 3D printed food, for example, making chocolate in fun shapes or making pizza for special diets. Next, we have some questions about 3D printed food. a. Have you ever heard of 3D printed food? (PRINT1_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	108	29.0
2) No	260	69.6
3) Don't know	6	1.5
Missing	17
Total	374	100.0

38) 3D printing is a way to create objects (for example, a toy, a bone replacement, a model) using a computer program, a 'printer' and materials (for example, plastic). Some people are exploring 3D printed food, for example, making chocolate in fun shapes or making pizza for special diets. Next, we have some questions about 3D printed food. b. Would you like to learn more about 3D printed food? (PRINT1_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	151	40.4
2) No	171	45.7
3) Don't know	52	14.0
Missing	18
Total	374	100.0

39) 3D printing is a way to create objects (for example, a toy, a bone replacement, a model) using a computer program, a 'printer' and materials (for example, plastic). Some people are exploring 3D printed food, for example, making chocolate in fun shapes or making pizza for special diets. Next, we have some questions about 3D printed food. c. Would you be willing to eat 3D printed food? (PRINT1_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	121	32.3
2) No	142	38.0
3) Don't know	110	29.4
Missing	22
Total	373	100.0

40) 3D printing is a way to create objects (for example, a toy, a bone replacement, a model) using a computer program, a 'printer' and materials (for example, plastic). Some people are exploring 3D printed food, for example, making chocolate in fun shapes or making pizza for special diets. Next, we have some questions about 3D printed food. d. I would try 3D printed food if it could create food that is just right for me. (PRINT1_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	158	42.6
2) No	123	33.1
3) Don't know	90	24.4
Missing	23
Total	371	100.0

41) 3D printing is a way to create objects (for example, a toy, a bone replacement, a model) using a computer program, a 'printer' and materials (for example, plastic). Some people are exploring 3D printed food, for example, making chocolate in fun shapes or making pizza for special diets. Next, we have some questions about 3D printed food. e. I would try 3D printed food if it could create food that would improve your health. (PRINT1_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	199	53.5
2) No	100	27.0
3) Don't know	73	19.7
Missing	20
Total	372	100.0

42) 3D printing is a way to create objects (for example, a toy, a bone replacement, a model) using a computer program, a 'printer' and materials (for example, plastic). Some people are exploring 3D printed food, for example, making chocolate in fun shapes or making pizza for special diets. Next, we have some questions about 3D printed food. f. I would try 3D printed food if it tastes good. (PRINT1_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	185	49.8
2) No	103	27.9
3) Don't know	83	22.4
Missing	22
Total	371	100.0

43) How much do you agree or disagree that 3D printed food is just like other food but made a different way? (PRINT2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	81	22.4
2) Disagree	134	36.9
3) Agree	132	36.6
4) Strongly agree	15	4.1
Missing	34
Total	362	100.0

44) How much are each of the following statements like you? a. I am constantly sampling new and different foods. (PRINT3_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all like me	69	18.2
2) A little like me	106	28.2
3) Somewhat like me	131	34.7
4) Very much like me	70	18.5
Missing	17
Total	376	100.0

45) How much are each of the following statements like you? b. I do not trust new foods. (PRINT3_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all like me	157	42.1
2) A little like me	112	29.9
3) Somewhat like me	82	22.0
4) Very much like me	22	6.0
Missing	21
Total	373	100.0

46) How much are each of the following statements like you? c. If I do not know what is in a food I won't try it. (PRINT3_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all like me	76	20.4
2) A little like me	124	33.2
3) Somewhat like me	90	24.0
4) Very much like me	83	22.4
Missing	21
Total	373	100.0

47) How much are each of the following statements like you? d. I am afraid to eat things I have never had before. (PRINT3_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all like me	177	47.8
2) A little like me	99	26.7
3) Somewhat like me	58	15.8
4) Very much like me	37	9.9
Missing	22
Total	371	100.0

48) How much are each of the following statements like you? e. I am very particular about the foods I will eat. (PRINT3_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all like me	95	25.5
2) A little like me	110	29.6
3) Somewhat like me	87	23.4
4) Very much like me	80	21.5
Missing	21
Total	372	100.0

49) How much are each of the following statements like you? f. I will eat almost anything. (PRINT3_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all like me	108	29.0
2) A little like me	73	19.6
3) Somewhat like me	99	26.5
4) Very much like me	93	25.0
Missing	19
Total	373	100.0

50) It is important to me that the food I eat on a typical day... a. Contains a lot of vitamins and minerals (PRINT4_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	6	1.6
2) Agree very little	25	6.6
3) Agree a little	48	13.0
4) Somewhat agree	75	20.1
5) Agree	148	39.6
6) Completely agree	71	19.1
Missing	20
Total	373	100.0

51) It is important to me that the food I eat on a typical day... b. Keeps me healthy (PRINT4_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	4	1.2
2) Agree very little	11	3.1
3) Agree a little	35	9.5
4) Somewhat agree	57	15.2
5) Agree	166	44.7
6) Completely agree	99	26.7
Missing	19
Total	372	100.0

52) It is important to me that the food I eat on a typical day... c. Is nutritious (PRINT4_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	3	0.7
2) Agree very little	14	3.6
3) Agree a little	30	7.9
4) Somewhat agree	54	14.4
5) Agree	163	43.3
6) Completely agree	112	29.7
Missing	18
Total	376	100.0

53) It is important to me that the food I eat on a typical day... d. Is high in protein (PRINT4_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	6	1.5
2) Agree very little	19	5.2
3) Agree a little	47	12.5
4) Somewhat agree	92	24.7
5) Agree	135	36.1
6) Completely agree	75	20.0
Missing	19
Total	374	100.0

54) It is important to me that the food I eat in a typical day... a. Contains no additives (PRINT5_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	45	11.9
2) Agree very little	63	16.8
3) Agree a little	66	17.5
4) Somewhat agree	92	24.6
5) Agree	82	21.7
6) Completely agree	27	7.2
Missing	18
Total	375	100.0

55) It is important to me that the food I eat in a typical day... b. Contains natural ingredients (PRINT5_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	20	5.3
2) Agree very little	34	9.0
3) Agree a little	48	12.8
4) Somewhat agree	91	24.3
5) Agree	134	35.7
6) Completely agree	48	12.7
Missing	17
Total	375	100.0

56) It is important to me that the food I eat in a typical day... c. Contains no artificial ingredients (PRINT5_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	37	10.0
2) Agree very little	71	19.0
3) Agree a little	63	16.7
4) Somewhat agree	83	22.3
5) Agree	79	21.2
6) Completely agree	41	10.9
Missing	19
Total	374	100.0

57) It is important to me that the food I eat in a typical day... d. Is what I usually eat (PRINT5_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	30	8.1
2) Agree very little	48	12.9
3) Agree a little	76	20.7
4) Somewhat agree	71	19.3
5) Agree	109	29.6
6) Completely agree	35	9.5
Missing	22
Total	369	100.0

58) It is important to me that the food I eat in a typical day... e. Is familiar (PRINT5_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	26	7.1
2) Agree very little	45	12.2
3) Agree a little	77	20.7
4) Somewhat agree	79	21.1
5) Agree	109	29.2
6) Completely agree	37	9.9
Missing	19
Total	373	100.0

59) It is important to me that the food I eat in a typical day... f. Is like the food I ate when I was a child (PRINT5_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Do not agree at all	73	19.6
2) Agree very little	105	28.1
3) Agree a little	67	18.0
4) Somewhat agree	56	15.0
5) Agree	46	12.2
6) Completely agree	27	7.1
Missing	19
Total	374	100.0

60) Please list the initials (or nicknames) of up to five of the most important people in your life, people who are so important that you consider them to be part of your family, even when you do not get along. These people may be related to you, but they may also be a close friend, a romantic partner or a trusted family friend, as long as you consider them to be part of your family. Now that you've thought of the five most important people in your life, we're going to ask some questions about them, your relationships and their relationships to each other. Initials (or nicknames): (Person 1) (SNINT1)
61) Please list the initials (or nicknames) of up to five of the most important people in your life, people who are so important that you consider them to be part of your family, even when you do not get along. These people may be related to you, but they may also be a close friend, a romantic partner or a trusted family friend, as long as you consider them to be part of your family. Now that you've thought of the five most important people in your life, we're going to ask some questions about them, your relationships and their relationships to each other. Initials (or nicknames): (Person 2) (SNINT2)
62) Please list the initials (or nicknames) of up to five of the most important people in your life, people who are so important that you consider them to be part of your family, even when you do not get along. These people may be related to you, but they may also be a close friend, a romantic partner or a trusted family friend, as long as you consider them to be part of your family. Now that you've thought of the five most important people in your life, we're going to ask some questions about them, your relationships and their relationships to each other. Initials (or nicknames): (Person 3) (SNINT3)
63) Please list the initials (or nicknames) of up to five of the most important people in your life, people who are so important that you consider them to be part of your family, even when you do not get along. These people may be related to you, but they may also be a close friend, a romantic partner or a trusted family friend, as long as you consider them to be part of your family. Now that you've thought of the five most important people in your life, we're going to ask some questions about them, your relationships and their relationships to each other. Initials (or nicknames): (Person 4) (SNINT4)
64) Please list the initials (or nicknames) of up to five of the most important people in your life, people who are so important that you consider them to be part of your family, even when you do not get along. These people may be related to you, but they may also be a close friend, a romantic partner or a trusted family friend, as long as you consider them to be part of your family. Now that you've thought of the five most important people in your life, we're going to ask some questions about them, your relationships and their relationships to each other. Initials (or nicknames): (Person 5) (SNINT5)
65) Is each person your: (Person 1) (SNREL1_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	38	10.4
2) Child	39	10.8
3) Romantic partner/spouse	248	68.3
4) Sibling	18	4.9
5) Friend	20	5.4
Missing	46
Total	363	100.0

66) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Person 1) (SNREL1_OTH)
67) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Person 1) (SNREL1_NOTH)
68) Is each person your: (Person 2) (SNREL2_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	72	21.2
2) Child	198	58.1
3) Romantic partner/spouse	14	4.1
4) Sibling	22	6.5
5) Friend	35	10.2
Missing	69
Total	341	100.0

69) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Person 2) (SNREL2_OTH)
70) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Person 2) (SNREL2_NOTH)
71) Is each person your: (Person 3) (SNREL3_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	54	16.9
2) Child	172	53.5
3) Romantic partner/spouse	16	4.8
4) Sibling	42	13.2
5) Friend	37	11.7
Missing	88
Total	321	100.0

72) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Person 3) (SNREL3_OTH)
73) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Person 3) (SNREL3_NOTH)
74) Is each person your: (Person 4) (SNREL4_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	67	23.9
2) Child	90	32.1
3) Romantic partner/spouse	11	3.9
4) Sibling	49	17.6
5) Friend	63	22.7
Missing	129
Total	280	100.0

75) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Person 4) (SNREL4_OTH)
76) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Person 4) (SNREL4_NOTH)
77) Is each person your: (Person 5) (SNREL5_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	56	21.5
2) Child	46	17.7
3) Romantic partner/spouse	10	3.8
4) Sibling	68	26.0
5) Friend	80	30.8
Missing	144
Total	260	100.0

78) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Person 5) (SNREL5_OTH)
79) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Person 5) (SNREL5_NOTH)
80) What is each person's gender: (Person 1) (SNSEX1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	189	51.8
2) Female	176	48.1
Missing	39
Total	365	100.0

81) What is each person's gender: (Person 2) (SNSEX2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	156	44.4
2) Female	196	55.7
Missing	53
Total	352	100.0

82) What is each person's gender: (Person 3) (SNSEX3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	155	46.4
2) Female	180	53.6
Missing	69
Total	335	100.0

83) What is each person's gender: (Person 4) (SNSEX4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	149	47.3
2) Female	165	52.4
Missing	88
Total	314	100.0

84) What is each person's gender: (Person 5) (SNSEX5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	119	41.4
2) Female	169	58.7
Missing	112
Total	288	100.0

85) What is each person's age (in years): (Person 1) (SNAGE1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	315	47.76	17.62

86) What is each person's age (in years): (Person 2) (SNAGE2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	298	37.17	22.69

87) What is each person's age (in years): (Person 3) (SNAGE3)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	287	36.46	22.06

88) What is each person's age (in years): (Person 4) (SNAGE4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	263	43.58	22.59

89) What is each person's age (in years): (Person 5) (SNAGE5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	249	46.82	21.52

90) How close do you feel to each person? (Person 1) (SN15C1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	329	90.5
2) Quite close	24	6.7
3) Fairly close	9	2.4
4) Not very close	1	0.4
Missing	43
Total	363	100.0

91) How close do you feel to each person? (Person 2) (SNCL2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	264	74.6
2) Quite close	68	19.3
3) Fairly close	20	5.7
4) Not very close	2	0.5
Missing	54
Total	354	100.0

92) How close do you feel to each person? (Person 3) (SNCL3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	237	68.5
2) Quite close	80	23.2
3) Fairly close	25	7.3
4) Not very close	4	1.0
Missing	62
Total	346	100.0

93) How close do you feel to each person? (Person 4) (SNCL4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	184	57.6
2) Quite close	103	32.1
3) Fairly close	29	9.1
4) Not very close	4	1.2
Missing	83
Total	320	100.0

94) How close do you feel to each person? (Person 5) (SNCL5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	150	49.6
2) Quite close	105	34.6
3) Fairly close	37	12.3
4) Not very close	10	3.3
Missing	100
Total	302	100.0

95) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict do you have with each person? (Person 1) (SNCON1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	6	1.7
2) Strong conflict	15	4.2
3) Not strong conflict	162	44.7
4) No conflict	174	48.0
5) Can't choose	6	1.7
Missing	42
Total	363	100.0

96) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict do you have with each person? (Person 2) (SNCON2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	2	0.6
2) Strong conflict	22	6.1
3) Not strong conflict	147	41.3
4) No conflict	183	51.3
5) Can't choose	2	0.7
Missing	53
Total	356	100.0

97) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict do you have with each person? (Person 3) (SNCON3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	8	2.3
2) Strong conflict	14	3.9
3) Not strong conflict	156	45.1
4) No conflict	165	47.7
5) Can't choose	4	1.3
Missing	59
Total	347	100.0

98) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict do you have with each person? (Person 4) (SNCON4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	6	1.9
2) Strong conflict	11	3.3
3) Not strong conflict	141	43.8
4) No conflict	160	49.9
5) Can't choose	3	1.0
Missing	81
Total	321	100.0

99) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict do you have with each person? (Person 5) (SNCON5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	4	1.2
2) Strong conflict	11	3.5
3) Not strong conflict	101	33.6
4) No conflict	183	60.9
5) Can't choose	2	0.7
Missing	101
Total	301	100.0

100) Does each person live in Nebraska? (Person 1) (SNNE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	335	93.8
2) No	22	6.2
Missing	47
Total	357	100.0

101) Does each person live in Nebraska? (Person 2) (SNNE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	292	84.1
2) No	55	15.8
Missing	61
Total	347	100.0

102) Does each person live in Nebraska? (Person 3) (SNNE3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	270	79.8
2) No	68	20.2
Missing	69
Total	338	100.0

103) Does each person live in Nebraska? (Person 4) (SNNE4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	236	75.9
2) No	75	24.1
Missing	92
Total	311	100.0

104) Does each person live in Nebraska? (Person 5) (SNNE5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	209	73.1
2) No	77	26.9
Missing	114
Total	286	100.0

105) Which best describes the area where each person lives? (Person 1) (SNLIVE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Open country	42	11.5
2) Town less than 10,000 people	63	17.2
3) Small city (such as Kearney)	41	11.2
4) Medium city (such as Lincoln)	70	19.2
5) Suburb of a medium city	6	1.6
6) Large city (such as Omaha)	103	28.0
7) Suburb of a large city	40	11.1
8) Don't know	1	0.3
Missing	39
Total	366	100.0

106) Which best describes the area where each person lives? (Person 2) (SNLIVE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Open country	40	11.3
2) Town less than 10,000 people	59	16.5
3) Small city (such as Kearney)	36	10.1
4) Medium city (such as Lincoln)	69	19.3
5) Suburb of a medium city	7	2.0
6) Large city (such as Omaha)	106	29.9
7) Suburb of a large city	38	10.6
8) Don't know	1	0.2
Missing	53
Total	356	100.0

107) Which best describes the area where each person lives? (Person 3) (SNLIVE3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Open country	34	9.8
2) Town less than 10,000 people	44	12.7
3) Small city (such as Kearney)	43	12.3
4) Medium city (such as Lincoln)	61	17.4
5) Suburb of a medium city	9	2.7
6) Large city (such as Omaha)	117	33.6
7) Suburb of a large city	40	11.4
8) Don't know	0	0.1
Missing	59
Total	348	100.0

108) Which best describes the area where each person lives? (Person 4) (SNLIVE4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Open country	25	7.8
2) Town less than 10,000 people	60	18.9
3) Small city (such as Kearney)	50	15.5
4) Medium city (such as Lincoln)	51	16.0
5) Suburb of a medium city	8	2.6
6) Large city (such as Omaha)	90	28.2
7) Suburb of a large city	36	11.2
Missing	83
Total	320	100.0

109) Which best describes the area where each person lives? (Person 5) (SNLIVE5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Open country	28	9.1
2) Town less than 10,000 people	62	20.7
3) Small city (such as Kearney)	31	10.3
4) Medium city (such as Lincoln)	53	17.7
5) Suburb of a medium city	4	1.2
6) Large city (such as Omaha)	81	26.9
7) Suburb of a large city	37	12.3
8) Don't know	5	1.8
Missing	101
Total	301	100.0

110) Initials (or nicknames): (Person 1) (SNINT21)
111) Initials (or nicknames): (Person 2) (SNINT22)
112) Initials (or nicknames): (Person 3) (SNINT23)
113) Initials (or nicknames): (Person 4) (SNINT24)
114) Initials (or nicknames): (Person 5) (SNINT25)
115) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... a1. Told them a secret (Person 1) (SN15A1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	220	62.9
2) No	130	37.1
Missing	64
Total	350	100.0

116) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... b1. Heard a secret told by them (Person 1) (SN15B1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	193	55.4
2) No	155	44.5
Missing	68
Total	348	100.0

117) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... c1. Borrowed money from them (Person 1) (SNCL1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	43	12.4
2) No	303	87.7
Missing	69
Total	346	100.0

118) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... d1. Lent money to them (Person 1) (SN15D1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	63	18.2
2) No	285	81.9
Missing	67
Total	348	100.0

119) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... e1. Received physical help from them (Person 1) (SN15E1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	217	62.5
2) No	131	37.5
Missing	67
Total	348	100.0

120) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... f1. Provided physical help to them (Person 1) (SN15F1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	231	66.4
2) No	117	33.7
Missing	68
Total	348	100.0

121) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... g1. Received emotional help from them (Person 1) (SN15G1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	284	81.0
2) No	67	19.2
Missing	64
Total	351	100.0

122) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... h1. Provided emotional support to them (Person 1) (SN15H1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	301	85.4
2) No	51	14.6
Missing	61
Total	352	100.0

123) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... a2. Told them a secret (Person 2) (SN15A2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	142	41.9
2) No	196	58.0
Missing	79
Total	338	100.0

124) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... b2. Heard a secret told by them (Person 2) (SN15B2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	150	44.4
2) No	188	55.8
Missing	78
Total	338	100.0

125) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... c2. Borrowed money from them (Person 2) (SN15C2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	24	7.0
2) No	314	92.8
Missing	78
Total	338	100.0

126) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... d2. Lent money to them (Person 2) (SN15D2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	78	23.0
2) No	260	77.0
Missing	78
Total	338	100.0

127) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... e2. Received physical help from them (Person 2) (SN15E2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	132	39.4
2) No	204	60.8
Missing	80
Total	336	100.0

128) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... f2. Provided physical help to them (Person 2) (SN15F2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	187	55.6
2) No	150	44.7
Missing	77
Total	337	100.0

129) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... g2. Received emotional help from them (Person 2) (SN15G2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	193	57.2
2) No	145	43.0
Missing	77
Total	338	100.0

130) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... h2. Provided emotional support to them (Person 2) (SN15H2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	263	76.7
2) No	80	23.3
Missing	72
Total	343	100.0

131) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... a3. Told them a secret (Person 3) (SN15A3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	132	40.2
2) No	196	59.8
Missing	87
Total	328	100.0

132) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... b3. Heard a secret told by them (Person 3) (SN15B3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	120	36.8
2) No	207	63.2
Missing	87
Total	327	100.0

133) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... c3. Borrowed money from them (Person 3) (SN15C3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	15	4.7
2) No	312	95.3
Missing	85
Total	327	100.0

134) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... d3. Lent money to them (Person 3) (SN15D3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	57	17.2
2) No	273	82.7
Missing	83
Total	330	100.0

135) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... e3. Received physical help from them (Person 3) (SN15E3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	118	35.9
2) No	212	64.3
Missing	83
Total	330	100.0

136) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... f3. Provided physical help to them (Person 3) (SN15F3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	156	47.4
2) No	174	52.7
Missing	83
Total	330	100.0

137) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... g3. Received emotional help from them (Person 3) (SN15G3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	178	53.7
2) No	154	46.3
Missing	82
Total	332	100.0

138) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... h3. Provided emotional support to them (Person 3) (SN15H3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	229	68.7
2) No	105	31.6
Missing	78
Total	334	100.0

139) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... a4. Told them a secret (Person 4) (SN15A4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	114	37.2
2) No	191	62.7
Missing	107
Total	305	100.0

140) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... b4. Heard a secret told by them (Person 4) (SN15B4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	111	36.4
2) No	194	63.6
Missing	106
Total	305	100.0

141) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... c4. Borrowed money from them (Person 4) (SN15C4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	17	5.8
2) No	286	94.2
Missing	108
Total	303	100.0

142) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... d4. Lent money to them (Person 4) (SN15D4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	33	10.7
2) No	273	89.3
Missing	104
Total	306	100.0

143) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... e4. Received physical help from them (Person 4) (SN15E4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	83	27.2
2) No	223	73.0
Missing	103
Total	306	100.0

144) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... f4. Provided physical help to them (Person 4) (SN15F4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	106	34.9
2) No	198	65.3
Missing	107
Total	304	100.0

145) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... g4. Received emotional help from them (Person 4) (SN15G4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	160	52.3
2) No	147	48.0
Missing	102
Total	307	100.0

146) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... h4. Provided emotional support to them (Person 4) (SN15H4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	191	61.7
2) No	118	38.3
Missing	101
Total	309	100.0

147) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... a5. Told them a secret (Person 5) (SN15A5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	98	34.2
2) No	189	65.8
Missing	122
Total	287	100.0

148) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... b5. Heard a secret told by them (Person 5) (SN15B5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	105	36.4
2) No	183	63.6
Missing	121
Total	288	100.0

149) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... c5. Borrowed money from them (Person 5) (SN15C5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	8	2.7
2) No	278	97.4
Missing	123
Total	286	100.0

150) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... d5. Lent money to them (Person 5) (SN15D5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	28	9.7
2) No	260	90.4
Missing	121
Total	288	100.0

151) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... e5. Received physical help from them (Person 5) (SN15E5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	85	29.2
2) No	204	70.4
Missing	121
Total	289	100.0

152) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... f5. Provided physical help to them (Person 5) (SN15F5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	104	36.2
2) No	183	63.7
Missing	123
Total	287	100.0

153) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... g5. Received emotional help from them (Person 5) (SN15G5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	157	54.2
2) No	133	45.8
Missing	118
Total	290	100.0

154) For each person, please indicate whether in the past six months you... h5. Provided emotional support to them (Person 5) (SN15H5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	197	67.6
2) No	94	32.4
Missing	117
Total	291	100.0

155) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 1 and Person 2 (SNCLA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	196	54.8
2) Quite close	55	15.5
3) Fairly close	54	15.2
4) Not very close	37	10.2
5) They don't know each other	15	4.2
Missing	52
Total	357	100.0

156) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 1 and Person 3 (SNCLB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	146	42.8
2) Quite close	60	17.5
3) Fairly close	67	19.7
4) Not very close	54	15.8
5) They don't know each other	15	4.5
Missing	68
Total	342	100.0

157) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 1 and Person 4 (SNCLC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	105	32.7
2) Quite close	71	22.3
3) Fairly close	73	22.8
4) Not very close	56	17.5
5) They don't know each other	16	5.1
Missing	84
Total	321	100.0

158) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 1 and Person 5 (SNCLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	73	24.0
2) Quite close	51	16.7
3) Fairly close	83	27.2
4) Not very close	68	22.3
5) They don't know each other	30	9.7
Missing	101
Total	305	100.0

159) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 2 and Person 3 (SNCLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	167	48.7
2) Quite close	67	19.6
3) Fairly close	57	16.7
4) Not very close	42	12.4
5) They don't know each other	10	3.0
Missing	67
Total	343	100.0

160) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 2 and Person 4 (SNCLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	107	33.4
2) Quite close	72	22.4
3) Fairly close	65	20.4
4) Not very close	60	18.8
5) They don't know each other	17	5.4
Missing	84
Total	321	100.0

161) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 2 and Person 5 (SNCLG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	72	23.7
2) Quite close	59	19.4
3) Fairly close	66	21.7
4) Not very close	73	24.0
5) They don't know each other	35	11.5
Missing	97
Total	305	100.0

162) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 3 and Person 4 (SNCLH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	128	39.7
2) Quite close	53	16.3
3) Fairly close	59	18.3
4) Not very close	68	21.0
5) They don't know each other	15	4.7
Missing	85
Total	323	100.0

163) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 3 and Person 5 (SNCLI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	83	26.9
2) Quite close	55	17.9
3) Fairly close	53	17.1
4) Not very close	75	24.4
5) They don't know each other	41	13.3
Missing	100
Total	307	100.0

164) How close are the people you listed to each other? Person 4 and Person 5 (SNCLJJ)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	111	36.3
2) Quite close	48	15.7
3) Fairly close	54	17.7
4) Not very close	53	17.1
5) They don't know each other	41	13.2
Missing	99
Total	307	100.0

165) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 1 and Person 2 (SNCFA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	1	0.3
2) Strong conflict	18	5.2
3) Not strong conflict	135	37.7
4) No conflict	195	54.4
5) I don't know	9	2.5
Missing	51
Total	358	100.0

166) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 1 and Person 3 (SNCFB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	4	1.2
2) Strong conflict	11	3.0
3) Not strong conflict	129	37.2
4) No conflict	194	55.8
5) I don't know	9	2.5
Missing	64
Total	347	100.0

167) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 1 and Person 4 (SNCFC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	2	0.7
2) Strong conflict	9	2.8
3) Not strong conflict	122	37.7
4) No conflict	183	56.6
5) I don't know	8	2.6
Missing	80
Total	324	100.0

168) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 1 and Person 5 (SNCFD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	3	1.0
2) Strong conflict	5	1.6
3) Not strong conflict	89	28.5
4) No conflict	204	65.5
5) I don't know	11	3.6
Missing	93
Total	312	100.0

169) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 2 and Person 3 (SNCFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	2	0.7
2) Strong conflict	28	8.1
3) Not strong conflict	145	42.1
4) No conflict	158	45.9
5) I don't know	12	3.6
Missing	65
Total	345	100.0

170) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 2 and Person 4 (SNCFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	1	0.3
2) Strong conflict	9	2.9
3) Not strong conflict	112	34.4
4) No conflict	191	58.8
5) I don't know	12	3.6
Missing	82
Total	325	100.0

171) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 2 and Person 5 (SNCFG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	3	1.0
2) Strong conflict	3	1.0
3) Not strong conflict	85	27.6
4) No conflict	200	65.0
5) I don't know	17	5.5
Missing	98
Total	308	100.0

172) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 3 and Person 4 (SNCFH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	4	1.1
2) Strong conflict	16	4.9
3) Not strong conflict	127	38.9
4) No conflict	165	50.6
5) I don't know	14	4.2
Missing	82
Total	326	100.0

173) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 3 and Person 5 (SNCFI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	3	1.0
2) Strong conflict	8	2.4
3) Not strong conflict	75	24.0
4) No conflict	208	66.6
5) I don't know	18	5.7
Missing	95
Total	312	100.0

174) In all families, there are disagreements or conflicts between members. How much conflict is there between the people you listed with each other? Please mark 'No conflict' if they don't know each other. Person 4 and Person 5 (SNCFJ)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong conflict	1	0.3
2) Strong conflict	21	6.7
3) Not strong conflict	72	23.0
4) No conflict	198	63.4
5) I don't know	20	6.3
Missing	95
Total	312	100.0

175) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 1) (SNINT31)
176) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 2) (SNINT32)
177) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 3) (SNINT33)
178) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 4) (SNINT34)
179) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 5) (SNINT35)
180) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 6) (SNINT36)
181) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 7) (SNINT37)
182) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 8) (SNINT38)
183) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 9) (SNINT39)
184) In the previous question, you were limited to naming five people who you consider family. If there are more than five people that you consider family, please list their initials here, and how you're related to them. We will not ask you any questions about the remaining people you list in this table. Initials (or nicknames): (Added Person 10) (SNINT310)
185) Is each person your: (Added Person 1) (SNREL21)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	27	20.4
2) Child	20	14.7
3) Romantic partner/spouse	2	1.8
4) Sibling	50	37.1
5) Friend	35	25.9
Missing	266
Total	134	100.0

186) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 1) (SNREL21_OTH)
187) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 1) (SNREL21_NOTH)
188) Is each person your: (Added Person 2) (SNREL22)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	14	12.5
2) Child	18	16.4
3) Romantic partner/spouse	3	2.3
4) Sibling	53	46.9
5) Friend	25	22.0
Missing	284
Total	113	100.0

189) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 2) (SNREL22_OTH)
190) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 2) (SNREL22_NOTH)
191) Is each person your: (Added Person 3) (SNREL23)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	9	9.1
2) Child	11	10.9
3) Romantic partner/spouse	1	0.6
4) Sibling	43	43.3
5) Friend	35	35.6
Missing	300
Total	99	100.0

192) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 3) (SNREL23_OTH)
193) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 3) (SNREL23_NOTH)
194) Is each person your: (Added Person 4) (SNREL24)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	7	9.3
2) Child	8	10.4
3) Romantic partner/spouse	1	0.8
4) Sibling	24	31.9
5) Friend	35	46.2
Missing	318
Total	75	100.0

195) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 4) (SNREL24_OTH)
196) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 4) (SNREL24_NOTH)
197) Is each person your: (Added Person 5) (SNREL25)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	5	8.0
2) Child	5	8.3
3) Romantic partner/spouse	1	1.8
4) Sibling	14	22.2
5) Friend	39	60.9
Missing	328
Total	64	100.0

198) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 5) (SNREL25_OTH)
199) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 5) (SNREL25_NOTH)
200) Is each person your: (Added Person 6) (SNREL26)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	3	5.2
2) Child	6	10.1
4) Sibling	24	37.1
5) Friend	31	48.0
Missing	332
Total	64	100.0

201) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 6) (SNREL26_OTH)
202) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 6) (SNREL26_NOTH)
203) Is each person your: (Added Person 7) (SNREL27)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	4	8.1
2) Child	7	14.9
4) Sibling	6	11.7
5) Friend	32	65.4
Missing	347
Total	49	100.0

204) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 7) (SNREL27_OTH)
205) Is each person your: (Added Person 8) (SNREL28)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	1	3.9
2) Child	5	12.8
3) Romantic partner/spouse	0	1.0
4) Sibling	8	23.3
5) Friend	22	61.9
Missing	357
Total	36	100.0

206) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 8) (SNREL28_OTH)
207) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 8) (SNREL28_NOTH)
208) Is each person your: (Added Person 9) (SNREL29)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	2	5.2
2) Child	3	9.8
3) Romantic partner/spouse	0	1.0
4) Sibling	9	25.9
5) Friend	21	60.1
Missing	359
Total	35	100.0

209) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 9) (SNREL29_OTH)
210) Is each person your: (Added Person 10) (SNREL210)

	TOTAL	%
1) Parent	2	5.1
2) Child	3	9.6
3) Romantic partner/spouse	1	3.5
4) Sibling	8	21.5
5) Friend	22	60.7
Missing	358
Total	36	100.0

211) Is each person your: Other relative, please specify: (Added Person 10) (SNREL210_OTH)
212) Is each person your: Other non-relative, please specify: (Added Person 10) (SNREL210_NOTH)
213) Please list the words you most strongly associate with family. (SN19)
214) In your own words, please describe what you feel makes a family. (SN20)
215) To the best of your knowledge, please tell me which of the following you can accomplish online through the University of Nebraska. a. Earn a high school diploma online (CONTEDU1_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	114	31.5
2) No	47	12.9
3) Don't know/Refused	203	55.9
Missing	43
Total	364	100.0

216) To the best of your knowledge, please tell me which of the following you can accomplish online through the University of Nebraska. b. Finish a bachelor's degree online that you started somewhere else (CONTEDU1_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	213	57.1
2) No	21	5.5
3) Don't know/Refused	138	37.0
Missing	41
Total	372	100.0

217) To the best of your knowledge, please tell me which of the following you can accomplish online through the University of Nebraska. c. Earn a bachelor's degree entirely online (CONTEDU1_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	187	50.4
2) No	28	7.5
3) Don't know/Refused	155	42.0
Missing	42
Total	370	100.0

218) To the best of your knowledge, please tell me which of the following you can accomplish online through the University of Nebraska. d. Earn a master's degree entirely online (CONTEDU1_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	166	44.6
2) No	35	9.3
3) Don't know/Refused	171	45.9
Missing	40
Total	372	100.0

219) To the best of your knowledge, please tell me which of the following you can accomplish online through the University of Nebraska. e. Earn a certificate or endorsement in your career field entirely online (CONTEDU1_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	194	52.6
2) No	23	6.2
3) Don't know/Refused	152	41.2
Missing	42
Total	369	100.0

220) To the best of your knowledge, please tell me which of the following you can accomplish online through the University of Nebraska. f. Take a single class online (CONTEDU1_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	285	77.1
2) No	14	3.8
3) Don't know/Refused	70	19.0
Missing	41
Total	369	100.0

221) How would you describe your level of interest in taking one or more individual classes online at the University of Nebraska? (CONTEDU2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	39	10.5
2) Somewhat interested	70	18.7
3) Somewhat not interested	60	16.0
4) Very not interested	179	47.8
5) Don't know/Refused	27	7.2
Missing	28
Total	375	100.0

222) How would you describe your level of interest in earning or completing a degree online at the University of Nebraska? (CONTEDU3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	31	8.3
2) Somewhat interested	52	13.9
3) Somewhat not interested	53	14.2
4) Very not interested	205	55.1
5) Don't know/Refused	31	8.2
Missing	34
Total	372	100.0

223) [If CONTEDU3 is 'Very interested' or 'Somewhat interested'] When considering returning to school online, what stops you from enrolling? (CONTEDU4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Time commitment	22	20.3
2) Cost	36	34.0
3) Program of interest not available	4	3.9
4) Family commitment	9	8.3
5) Don't know where to begin	6	6.0
6) Other, please specify:	29	27.6
Missing	286
Total	106	100.0

224) [If CONTEDU3 is 'Very interested' or 'Somewhat interested'] When considering returning to school online, what stops you from enrolling? Other, please specify: (CONTEDU4_OTH)
225) How would you describe your level of interest in earning or completing a certificate or other credential that requires fewer credits than a degree online at the University of Nebraska? (CONTEDU5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	27	7.3
2) Somewhat interested	43	11.7
3) Somewhat not interested	59	16.1
4) Very not interested	205	55.4
5) Don't know/Refused	36	9.6
Missing	36
Total	370	100.0

226) [If CONTEDU5 is 'Very interested' or 'Somewhat interested'] When considering returning to school online, what stops you from enrolling? (CONTEDU6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Time commitment	19	18.7
2) Cost	39	37.4
3) Program of interest not available	5	4.8
4) Family commitment	5	4.5
5) Don't know where to begin	3	2.6
6) Uncertainty about online format	4	3.8
7) Other, please specify:	29	27.8
Missing	292
Total	104	100.0

227) [If CONTEDU5 is 'Very interested' or 'Somewhat interested'] When considering returning to school online, what stops you from enrolling? Other, please specify: (CONTEDU6_OTH)
228) What field of study interests you the most? (CONTEDU7)
229) Have you ever reached out to the University of Nebraska regarding continuing your education? (CONTEDU8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	47	12.5
2) No	327	87.5
Missing	31
Total	374	100.0

230) [If CONTEDU8 is 'Yes'] What was your experience? (CONTEDU9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very good	14	27.6
2) Good	28	55.3
3) Poor	4	8.0
4) Very poor	4	8.4
Missing	349
Total	50	100.0

231) What, if any, issues have you had regarding continuing your education? (CONTEDU10)
232) Are mental health service treatment options available in your local community? (BHEALTH1)

	TOTAL	%
1) No, there are no mental health treatment providers in my community.	13	3.6
2) No, but there are mental health treatment options I could easily travel to outside my community.	14	3.9
3) No, but I am aware of Telehealth options available.	0	0.0
4) I'm not certain about availability of mental health treatment options.	104	27.9
5) Yes, there are many mental health treatment options to choose from.	145	38.9
6) Yes, but there are only limited mental health treatment options to choose from.	98	26.1
Missing	28
Total	374	100.0

233) Are substance use disorder service treatment options available in your local community? (BHEALTH2)

	TOTAL	%
1) No, there are no substance use disorder treatment providers in my community.	15	3.9
2) No, but there are substance use disorder treatment options I could easily travel to outside my community.	14	3.6
3) No, but I am aware of Telehealth options available.	2	0.5
4) I'm not certain about availability of substance use disorder treatment options.	143	37.9
5) Yes, there are many substance use disorder treatment options to choose from.	115	30.3
6) Yes, but there are only limited substance use disorder treatment options to choose from.	89	23.6
Missing	26
Total	378	100.0

234) Is your community able to effectively offer services and treatment options for someone dealing with a crisis? (BHEALTH3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, my community is able to effectively handle individuals dealing with a crisis with immediate response.	108	28.8
2) Yes, my community is able to effectively handle individuals dealing with a crisis with some delay in response.	40	10.7
3) Yes, in part, but additional services beyond what is available in my community would also be required.	62	16.4
4) No, the level of care available and services offered would not meet crisis needs.	37	9.8
5) I am not certain about response to this need.	129	34.4
Missing	25
Total	376	100.0

235) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? a. Internet/yellow pages (BHEALTH4_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	191	53.2
2) No	137	38.2
3) Don't know	31	8.5
Missing	58
Total	359	100.0

236) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? b. Community program or directory (BHEALTH4_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	195	54.2
2) No	115	31.9
3) Don't know	50	14.0
Missing	56
Total	360	100.0

237) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? c. Family or friend (BHEALTH4_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	295	82.3
2) No	49	13.6
3) Don't know	15	4.3
Missing	56
Total	359	100.0

238) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? d. Medical or health care provider (BHEALTH4_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	340	92.3
2) No	16	4.2
3) Don't know	12	3.3
Missing	43
Total	368	100.0

239) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? e. Hospital (BHEALTH4_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	223	61.9
2) No	101	28.1
3) Don't know	36	10.1
Missing	57
Total	360	100.0

240) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? f. Law enforcement/police (BHEALTH4_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	93	25.9
2) No	216	60.4
3) Don't know	49	13.7
Missing	58
Total	358	100.0

241) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? g. Local Regional Behavioral Health Authority (BHEALTH4_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	152	42.2
2) No	119	33.1
3) Don't know	90	24.9
Missing	54
Total	361	100.0

242) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? h. Network of Care (BHEALTH4_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	132	36.8
2) No	113	31.4
3) Don't know	114	31.9
Missing	59
Total	359	100.0

243) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? i. Nebraska Family Helpline (BHEALTH4_I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	145	39.9
2) No	124	34.1
3) Don't know	94	26.0
Missing	54
Total	363	100.0

244) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? j. Other help or crisis line, please specify: (BHEALTH4_J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	59	17.9
2) No	121	36.3
3) Don't know	153	45.9
Missing	81
Total	333	100.0

245) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? j. Other help or crisis line, please specify: (BHEALTH4_J_OTH)
246) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? k. Self-help/support group (BHEALTH4_K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	178	49.7
2) No	106	29.5
3) Don't know	74	20.6
Missing	58
Total	358	100.0

247) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? l. Insurance carrier (BHEALTH4_L)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	143	40.1
2) No	148	41.5
3) Don't know	65	18.2
Missing	64
Total	356	100.0

248) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? m. Medicaid/Medicare Managed Care Organization (BHEALTH4_M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	102	28.6
2) No	183	51.3
3) Don't know	71	19.9
Missing	60
Total	356	100.0

249) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? n. Local behavioral health treatment provider/counselor (BHEALTH4_N)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	247	68.9
2) No	56	15.6
3) Don't know	56	15.7
Missing	56
Total	359	100.0

250) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? o. School (BHEALTH4_O)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	101	28.0
2) No	195	54.2
3) Don't know	63	17.6
Missing	61
Total	359	100.0

251) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? p. Church member or clergy (BHEALTH4_P)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	167	46.3
2) No	159	44.0
3) Don't know	35	9.7
Missing	56
Total	361	100.0

252) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? q. Tribal elder or official (BHEALTH4_Q)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	15	4.2
2) No	276	77.8
3) Don't know	64	17.9
Missing	68
Total	355	100.0

253) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? r. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH4_R)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	8	3.7
2) No	122	55.3
3) Don't know	91	41.1
Missing	194
Total	221	100.0

254) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for mental health reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? r. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH4_R_OTH)
255) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? a. Internet/yellow pages (BHEALTH5_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	170	49.7
2) No	144	42.1
3) Don't know	29	8.4
Missing	76
Total	343	100.0

256) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? b. Community program or directory (BHEALTH5_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	201	58.9
2) No	104	30.5
3) Don't know	37	10.8
Missing	79
Total	342	100.0

257) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? c. Family or friend (BHEALTH5_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	263	76.3
2) No	58	16.8
3) Don't know	23	6.7
Missing	78
Total	344	100.0

258) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? d. Medical or health care provider (BHEALTH5_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	301	86.2
2) No	31	8.8
3) Don't know	17	4.8
Missing	67
Total	349	100.0

259) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? e. Hospital (BHEALTH5_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	225	65.7
2) No	85	24.9
3) Don't know	33	9.5
Missing	76
Total	343	100.0

260) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? f. Law enforcement/police (BHEALTH5_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	109	31.5
2) No	182	52.8
3) Don't know	54	15.6
Missing	76
Total	345	100.0

261) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? g. Local Regional Behavioral Health Authority (BHEALTH5_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	144	41.7
2) No	127	36.7
3) Don't know	74	21.6
Missing	75
Total	345	100.0

262) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? h. Network of Care (BHEALTH5_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	131	38.2
2) No	107	31.1
3) Don't know	105	30.7
Missing	78
Total	343	100.0

263) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? i. Nebraska Family Helpline (BHEALTH5_I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	151	43.6
2) No	108	31.1
3) Don't know	87	25.2
Missing	75
Total	346	100.0

264) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? j. Other help or crisis line, please specify: (BHEALTH5_J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	49	16.4
2) No	123	41.0
3) Don't know	129	42.9
Missing	121
Total	301	100.0

265) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? j. Other help or crisis line, please specify: (BHEALTH5_J_OTH)
266) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? k. Self-help/support group (BHEALTH5_K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	191	56.1
2) No	97	28.4
3) Don't know	53	15.6
Missing	78
Total	341	100.0

267) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? l. Insurance carrier (BHEALTH5_L)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	125	36.8
2) No	162	47.5
3) Don't know	53	15.7
Missing	81
Total	340	100.0

268) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? m. Medicaid/Medicare Managed Care Organization (BHEALTH5_M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	91	26.9
2) No	182	54.0
3) Don't know	64	19.0
Missing	84
Total	337	100.0

269) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? n. Local behavioral health treatment provider/counselor (BHEALTH5_N)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	207	61.1
2) No	76	22.4
3) Don't know	56	16.6
Missing	78
Total	339	100.0

270) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? o. School (BHEALTH5_O)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	75	22.0
2) No	205	60.4
3) Don't know	59	17.4
Missing	83
Total	339	100.0

271) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? p. Church member or clergy (BHEALTH5_P)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	146	42.7
2) No	150	44.0
3) Don't know	46	13.3
Missing	77
Total	342	100.0

272) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? q. Tribal elder or official (BHEALTH5_Q)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	5.5
2) No	257	76.0
3) Don't know	62	18.2
Missing	85
Total	338	100.0

273) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? r. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH5_R)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	8	3.3
2) No	130	55.8
3) Don't know	95	40.7
Missing	189
Total	233	100.0

274) If you or a close family member needed to seek treatment for substance reasons, would you turn to any of the following for help? r. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH5_R_OTH)
275) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? a. You would be able to recognize the signs that someone may be dealing with a mental health problem or crisis. (BHEALTH6_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	70	18.9
2) Fairly likely	217	58.8
3) Fairly unlikely	55	14.8
4) Very unlikely	7	1.8
5) Not certain	20	5.5
Missing	37
Total	369	100.0

276) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? b. You would be comfortable reaching out to someone who may be dealing with a mental health problem or crisis. (BHEALTH6_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	79	21.5
2) Fairly likely	174	47.4
3) Fairly unlikely	78	21.4
4) Very unlikely	10	2.7
5) Not certain	26	7.1
Missing	39
Total	367	100.0

277) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? c. You would be able to assist someone who may be dealing with a mental health problem or crisis connect with professional help. (BHEALTH6_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	81	22.0
2) Fairly likely	169	45.9
3) Fairly unlikely	67	18.3
4) Very unlikely	17	4.7
5) Not certain	34	9.1
Missing	37
Total	368	100.0

278) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? d. You would be able to assist someone who may be dealing with a mental health problem or crisis connect with community supports and programs. (BHEALTH6_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	67	18.1
2) Fairly likely	147	40.0
3) Fairly unlikely	92	25.1
4) Very unlikely	27	7.2
5) Not certain	35	9.6
Missing	37
Total	368	100.0

279) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? e. If you had a mental health concern for yourself, you would seek out professional help or treatment in your local community. (BHEALTH6_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	140	38.1
2) Fairly likely	130	35.3
3) Fairly unlikely	37	10.2
4) Very unlikely	33	9.0
5) Not certain	27	7.4
Missing	39
Total	367	100.0

280) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? f. If you had a mental health concern for yourself, you would seek out professional help or treatment outside your local community. (BHEALTH6_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	45	12.2
2) Fairly likely	96	26.2
3) Fairly unlikely	91	24.7
4) Very unlikely	98	26.6
5) Not certain	38	10.4
Missing	37
Total	368	100.0

281) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? g. If you had a substance use concern for yourself, you would seek out professional help or treatment in your local community. (BHEALTH6_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	122	33.3
2) Fairly likely	129	34.9
3) Fairly unlikely	57	15.5
4) Very unlikely	36	9.7
5) Not certain	24	6.5
Missing	38
Total	368	100.0

282) How likely or unlikely is each of the following? h. If you had a substance use concern for yourself, you would seek out professional help or treatment outside your local community. (BHEALTH6_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	53	14.2
2) Fairly likely	104	28.1
3) Fairly unlikely	86	23.3
4) Very unlikely	84	22.9
5) Not certain	42	11.3
Missing	37
Total	369	100.0

283) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? a. Covered in full by private or group insurance (BHEALTH7_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	87	24.3
2) No	136	37.8
3) Don't know	136	37.9
Missing	54
Total	359	100.0

284) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? b. Covered in part by private or group insurance (BHEALTH7_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	215	59.3
2) No	55	15.1
3) Don't know	93	25.5
Missing	49
Total	363	100.0

285) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? c. Medicaid (BHEALTH7_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	32	9.1
2) No	256	72.4
3) Don't know	66	18.7
Missing	57
Total	354	100.0

286) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? d. Medicare (BHEALTH7_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	65	18.2
2) No	225	62.8
3) Don't know	69	19.2
Missing	45
Total	359	100.0

287) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? e. SSI/SSDI (BHEALTH7_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	16	4.4
2) No	231	65.3
3) Don't know	107	30.3
Missing	57
Total	354	100.0

288) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? f. Regional Behavioral Health Authority (BHEALTH7_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	11	3.1
2) No	196	54.8
3) Don't know	151	42.3
Missing	53
Total	358	100.0

289) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? g. Child welfare (BHEALTH7_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	2.7
2) No	272	76.3
3) Don't know	75	20.9
Missing	55
Total	357	100.0

290) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? h. Veterans Administration (BHEALTH7_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	47	13.0
2) No	261	72.8
3) Don't know	51	14.3
Missing	51
Total	359	100.0

291) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? i. Other direct federal funding (BHEALTH7_I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	13	3.6
2) No	231	64.3
3) Don't know	115	31.9
Missing	54
Total	359	100.0

292) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? j. Other direct state funding (BHEALTH7_J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	8	2.3
2) No	230	64.0
3) Don't know	121	33.7
Missing	53
Total	359	100.0

293) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? k. Private self-pay (BHEALTH7_K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	214	59.4
2) No	88	24.6
3) Don't know	58	16.2
Missing	49
Total	360	100.0

294) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? l. Indian Health Services (BHEALTH7_L)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	4	1.0
2) No	308	86.4
3) Don't know	45	12.7
Missing	54
Total	357	100.0

295) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? m. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH7_M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2	0.7
2) No	142	61.4
3) Don't know	87	37.8
Missing	176
Total	231	100.0

296) If you or a family member were in need of treatment for a behavioral health related need, would you have any of the following as a payment option? m. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH7_M_OTH)
297) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? a. Internet/yellow pages (BHEALTH8_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	83	23.3
2) No	272	76.1
3) Don't know	2	0.4
Missing	54
Total	357	100.0

298) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? b. Community program or directory (BHEALTH8_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	36	10.2
2) No	312	88.2
3) Don't know	6	1.7
Missing	56
Total	354	100.0

299) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? c. Family or friend (BHEALTH8_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	132	37.1
2) No	221	62.0
3) Don't know	4	1.2
Missing	53
Total	357	100.0

300) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? d. Medical or health care provider (BHEALTH8_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	131	36.3
2) No	222	61.6
3) Don't know	7	2.0
Missing	52
Total	360	100.0

301) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? e. Hospital (BHEALTH8_E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	56	15.8
2) No	296	82.9
3) Don't know	5	1.5
Missing	53
Total	357	100.0

302) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? f. Law enforcement/police (BHEALTH8_F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	21	6.0
2) No	329	92.7
3) Don't know	5	1.5
Missing	56
Total	355	100.0

303) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? g. Local Regional Behavioral Health Authority (BHEALTH8_G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	27	7.7
2) No	324	91.0
3) Don't know	5	1.3
Missing	55
Total	356	100.0

304) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? h. Network of Care (BHEALTH8_H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	38	10.7
2) No	307	85.7
3) Don't know	13	3.7
Missing	54
Total	358	100.0

305) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? i. Nebraska Family Helpline (BHEALTH8_I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	15	4.3
2) No	332	93.2
3) Don't know	9	2.5
Missing	55
Total	356	100.0

306) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? j. Other help or crisis line, please specify: (BHEALTH8_J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	6	1.9
2) No	269	88.3
3) Don't know	30	10.0
Missing	105
Total	305	100.0

307) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? j. Other help or crisis line, please specify: (BHEALTH8_J_OTH)
308) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? k. Self-help/support group (BHEALTH8_K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	44	12.6
2) No	298	84.7
3) Don't know	10	2.9
Missing	60
Total	352	100.0

309) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? l. Insurance carrier (BHEALTH8_L)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	58	16.3
2) No	285	81.1
3) Don't know	9	2.5
Missing	62
Total	352	100.0

310) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? m. Medicaid/Medicare Managed Care Organization (BHEALTH8_M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	21	5.9
2) No	322	91.2
3) Don't know	10	2.8
Missing	60
Total	353	100.0

311) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? n. Local behavioral health treatment provider/counselor (BHEALTH8_N)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	83	23.7
2) No	261	74.2
3) Don't know	8	2.3
Missing	59
Total	352	100.0

312) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? o. School (BHEALTH8_O)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	36	10.2
2) No	309	87.6
3) Don't know	8	2.2
Missing	59
Total	353	100.0

313) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? p. Church member or clergy (BHEALTH8_P)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	51	14.5
2) No	296	83.9
3) Don't know	6	1.6
Missing	58
Total	353	100.0

314) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? q. Tribal elder or official (BHEALTH8_Q)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	0.9
2) No	337	95.6
3) Don't know	12	3.5
Missing	61
Total	352	100.0

315) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? r. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH8_R)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	1.0
2) No	246	89.0
3) Don't know	27	9.8
Missing	139
Total	276	100.0

316) Have you ever used any of the following resources to seek help in getting treatment for any behavioral health need for yourself or someone close to you? r. Other, please specify: (BHEALTH8_R_OTH)
317) Please indicate whether or not each of the following happened to you in the last six months. a. You had a secret to tell (BHEALTH9_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	171	46.0
2) No	200	53.9
Missing	34
Total	371	100.0

318) Please indicate whether or not each of the following happened to you in the last six months. b. You needed to borrow money (BHEALTH9_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	69	18.6
2) No	303	81.4
Missing	32
Total	372	100.0

319) Please indicate whether or not each of the following happened to you in the last six months. c. You needed help with a physical task (for example, moving or mowing your lawn) (BHEALTH9_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	225	60.5
2) No	146	39.3
Missing	33
Total	371	100.0

320) Please indicate whether or not each of the following happened to you in the last six months. d. You needed emotional support (for example, someone to talk to about a problem) (BHEALTH9_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	230	61.9
2) No	142	38.2
Missing	31
Total	372	100.0

321) 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. a. The federal government in Washington D.C. (NDNR11_A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	78	21.0
2) Strong distrust	61	16.3
3) Distrust	87	23.4
4) Neither trust nor distrust	87	23.4
5) Trust	48	12.9
6) Strong trust	7	2.0
7) Very strong trust	4	1.2
Missing	30
Total	372	100.0

322) 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. b. The state government (NDNR11_B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	35	9.4
2) Strong distrust	36	9.5
3) Distrust	70	18.8
4) Neither trust nor distrust	122	32.7
5) Trust	87	23.3
6) Strong trust	19	5.0
7) Very strong trust	4	1.2
Missing	30
Total	373	100.0

323) 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. c. Local government (NDNR11_C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	27	7.2
2) Strong distrust	22	5.9
3) Distrust	63	16.9
4) Neither trust nor distrust	124	33.2
5) Trust	114	30.5
6) Strong trust	19	5.1
7) Very strong trust	4	1.2
Missing	30
Total	373	100.0

324) 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. d. Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (NDNR11_D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very strong distrust	15	4.0
2) Strong distrust	7	1.9
3) Distrust	18	4.8
4) Neither trust nor distrust	184	49.4
5) Trust	122	32.8
6) Strong trust	19	5.2
7) Very strong trust	8	2.1
Missing	29
Total	373	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Own outright	111	30.1
2) Buying (paying a mortgage)	188	50.8
3) Renting	64	17.3
4) Provided as part of job/wages	5	1.5
5) Other, specify:	2	0.6
Missing	27
Total	370	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Detached single family house	297	79.7
2) Mobile home	8	2.1
3) Townhouse/Condominium	13	3.6
4) Apartment/Duplex	54	14.4
5) Other, specify:	1	0.2
Missing	24
Total	373	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	260	69.0
2) Married, living apart	1	0.1
3) Not married, but living with a partner (cohabiting)	30	7.8
4) Never married	32	8.5
5) Divorced	32	8.4
6) Widowed	21	5.4
7) Separated	1	0.2
Missing	24
Total	377	100.0

330) How many children age 18 and younger live in your household? (KIDS_18)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	367	0.85	1.25

331) Including yourself, how many adults age 19 and older live in your household? (ADULTS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	372	1.93	0.69

332) Please indicate the category that describes your total family income in the last 12 months. (INCOME_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $10,000	12	3.4
2) $10,000 to less than $20,000	15	4.3
3) $20,000 to less than $30,000	16	4.5
4) $30,000 to less than $40,000	32	9.1
5) $40,000 to less than $50,000	24	6.8
6) $50,000 to less than $75,000	92	25.8
7) $75,000 to less than $100,000	53	14.9
8) $100,000 to less than $150,000	72	20.1
9) $150,000 or more	41	11.6
Missing	46
Total	357	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal of difficulty	5	1.4
2) Quite a bit of difficulty	11	2.8
3) Some difficulty	51	13.5
4) A little difficulty	74	19.6
5) No difficulty at all	235	62.4
Missing	25
Total	376	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	43	11.6
2) Satisfied	155	41.4
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	87	23.2
4) Dissatisfied	74	19.7
5) Very dissatisfied	16	4.2
Missing	25
Total	375	100.0

335) Are you: (SEXR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	183	48.7
2) Female	193	51.4
Missing	22
Total	376	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Heterosexual/straight	354	94.5
2) Homosexual/gay or lesbian	12	3.1
3) Bisexual	4	1.1
4) Something else	0	0.0
5) Not sure	4	1.0
Missing	27
Total	374	100.0

337) 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	192	51.4
2) No	182	48.8
Missing	28
Total	374	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Nebraska	249	65.9
2) Another state	115	30.6
3) Foreign country	13	3.5
Missing	20
Total	377	100.0

339) Are you still living in the same residence as you were 2 years ago? (RESI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	305	81.0
2) No	72	19.0
Missing	20
Total	377	100.0

340) Which of the following best describes the area you live in? (SN2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Open country	48	12.8
2) Town less than 10,000 people	69	18.5
3) Small city (such as Kearney)	37	9.9
4) Medium city (such as Lincoln)	66	17.8
5) Suburb of a medium city	3	0.8
6) Large city (such as Omaha)	114	30.6
7) Suburb of a large city	37	9.8
Missing	23
Total	374	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Farm	28	7.5
2) Open country, but not a farm	25	6.8
3) Town or city	320	85.7
Missing	29
Total	373	100.0

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

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	374	26.26	20.50

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Very liberal	22	5.9
2) Liberal	78	21.3
3) Middle-of-the-road	116	31.4
4) Conservative	97	26.3
5) Very conservative	38	10.4
6) Other, specify:	17	4.7
Missing	30
Total	368	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	107	29.2
2) Republican	152	41.5
3) Independent	93	25.3
4) Other, specify:	15	4.2
Missing	31
Total	367	100.0

346) In general, what do you consider yourself politically? Other, specify: (PART_OT)
347) Who did you vote for in the 2016 presidential election? (VOTE16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clinton	113	31.2
2) Trump	139	38.5
3) Other, specify:	57	15.8
4) Did not vote	53	14.6
Missing	39
Total	362	100.0

348) Who did you vote for in the 2016 presidential election? Other, specify: (VOTE16_OT)
349) Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic or Latino/a? (HISP1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	4.9
2) No	357	95.0
Missing	26
Total	376	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Selected	363	100.0
Missing	32
Total	363	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Selected	4	105.7
Missing	387
Total	4	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Selected	7	104.0
Missing	386
Total	7	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Selected	7	102.0
Missing	384
Total	7	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Selected	7	93.6
Missing	386
Total	7	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) No diploma	1	0.3
2) High school diploma/GED	40	10.9
3) Some college, but no degree	73	19.8
4) Technical/associate/junior college (two-year, LPN)	44	11.8
5) Bachelor's degree (four-year, BA, BS, RN)	131	35.5
6) Graduate degree (master's, PhD, law, medicine)	81	21.9
Missing	30
Total	370	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	110	29.2
2) Good	216	57.2
3) Fair	48	12.7
4) Poor	3	0.8
Missing	23
Total	377	100.0

358) Do you smoke cigarettes? (SMOKE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	29	7.7
2) No	346	92.4
Missing	23
Total	375	100.0

359) 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) Selected	236	99.9
Missing	223
Total	236	100.0

360) 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) Selected	48	100.6
Missing	335
Total	48	100.0

361) 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, or strike) (EMPL3_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Selected	1	115.1
Missing	389
Total	1	100.0

362) 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) Selected	5	96.0
Missing	385
Total	5	100.0

363) 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) Selected	67	100.5
Missing	253
Total	67	100.0

364) 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) Selected	19	100.2
Missing	382
Total	19	100.0

365) 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) Selected	51	99.1
Missing	346
Total	51	100.0

366) 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) Selected	10	96.0
Missing	375
Total	10	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Selected	5	96.4
Missing	386
Total	5	100.0

368) 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)
369) [If EMPL1_13 is selected or If EMPL2_13 is selected or if EMPL3_13 is selected] 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)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	302	40.08	17.74

370) [If EMPL1_13 is selected or If EMPL2_13 is selected or if EMPL3_13 is selected] How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your job? (JSAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	91	30.9
2) Satisfied	130	44.5
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	51	17.5
4) Dissatisfied	15	5.1
5) Very dissatisfied	6	2.2
Missing	149
Total	293	100.0

371) How many times in the past 12 months have you: a. Worked on a community project? (IMG7_A)
372) How many times in the past 12 months have you: b. Attended any public meeting in which there was a discussion of town or school affairs? (IMG7_B)
373) How many times in the past 12 months have you: c. Attended a political meeting or rally? (IMG7_C)
374) How many times in the past 12 months have you: d. Attended any club or organizational meeting (not including meetings for work)? (IMG7_D)
375) How many times in the past 12 months have you: e. Volunteered? (IMG7_E)
376) How many times in the past 12 months have you: f. Attended religious services (not including weddings and funerals)? (IMG7_F)
377) Do you consider yourself to be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim or something else? (RELGAFFIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	152	40.9
2) Catholic	89	23.9
4) Muslim	2	0.6
5) None (no religion)	95	25.6
6) Other, specify:	33	8.8
Missing	26
Total	371	100.0

378) Do you consider yourself to be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim or something else? Other, specify: (RELGAFFIL_OT)
379) How often do you attend religious services? (RATT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Several times a week	23	6.2
2) Once a week	90	24.1
3) Nearly every week	52	13.8
4) About once a month	17	4.5
5) Several times a year	54	14.5
6) About once a year	15	4.1
7) Less than once a year	46	12.2
8) Never	77	20.7
Missing	21
Total	374	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much	108	29.0
2) Quite a bit	96	25.9
3) Some	73	19.5
4) A little	35	9.6
5) None	37	9.9
6) Doesn't apply, not religious or spiritual	22	6.0
Missing	26
Total	371	100.0

381) What year were you born? (AGYR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	364	1,969.59	15.98

382) What is your ZIP Code? (RZIPCOD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	367	68,438.81	369.87

383) During the past 4 weeks (28 days), how much of the time did you feel: a. So sad nothing could cheer you up? (SAD_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	2	0.5
2) Most of the time	12	3.1
3) Some of the time	28	7.4
4) A little of the time	80	21.1
5) None of the time	256	67.7
Missing	23
Total	378	100.0

384) During the past 4 weeks (28 days), how much of the time did you feel: b. Nervous? (NERVE_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	6	1.6
2) Most of the time	16	4.3
3) Some of the time	83	22.1
4) A little of the time	169	45.0
5) None of the time	102	27.1
Missing	26
Total	376	100.0

385) During the past 4 weeks (28 days), how much of the time did you feel: c. Restless or fidgety? (REST_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	9	2.4
2) Most of the time	12	3.2
3) Some of the time	78	20.8
4) A little of the time	148	39.5
5) None of the time	129	34.2
Missing	27
Total	376	100.0

386) During the past 4 weeks (28 days), how much of the time did you feel: d. Hopeless? (HOPE_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	6	1.6
2) Most of the time	7	1.8
3) Some of the time	21	5.7
4) A little of the time	58	15.4
5) None of the time	284	75.4
Missing	28
Total	376	100.0

387) During the past 4 weeks (28 days), how much of the time did you feel: e. That everything was an effort? (EFFORT_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	2	0.5
2) Most of the time	23	6.3
3) Some of the time	39	10.6
4) A little of the time	131	35.3
5) None of the time	176	47.6
Missing	30
Total	371	100.0

388) During the past 4 weeks (28 days), how much of the time did you feel: f. Worthless? (WORTH_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	7	1.9
2) Most of the time	7	1.9
3) Some of the time	20	5.3
4) A little of the time	40	10.8
5) None of the time	302	80.3
Missing	26
Total	376	100.0

389) Please use the space below to provide any comments or feedback. (COMMENTS)
390) Age (AGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	364	49.41	15.98

391) Hwat (HWAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	87	22.2
2) 2+	303	77.8
Total	390	100.0

392) County (FIPS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	390	31,087.76	43.60

393) NE DHHS regions (REG)

	TOTAL	%
1) South Central	47	12.2
2) Midland	176	45.3
3) North	29	7.5
4) Southeast	100	25.7
5) Southwest	20	5.1
6) Panhandle	17	4.5
Total	389	100.0

394) Reg_wt (REG_WT)

	TOTAL	%
1) South Central+North+Southwest+Panhandle	114	29.2
2) Midland	176	45.2
3) Southeast	100	25.6
Total	390	100.0

395) NRwt (NRWT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	390	6.26	0.68

396) Within household weight (WTNRHH)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	390	11.11	2.85

397) Age_grp (AGE_GRP)

	TOTAL	%
1) 19 to 44	169	46.2
2) 45 to 64	128	35.1
3) 65 to 110	68	18.5
Missing	32
Total	365	100.0

398) Sex (SEXV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	183	48.7
2) Female	193	51.4
Missing	22
Total	376	100.0

399) Age_grp (AGE_GRPHD)

	TOTAL	%
1) 19 to 44	181	46.4
2) 45 to 64	137	35.2
3) 65 to 110	72	18.4
Total	390	100.0

400) Sex (SEXHD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	191	49.1
2) Female	199	50.9
Total	390	100.0

401) Final weight (PWATE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	390	1.00	0.75

402) ZIP Code from sample (ZIP_FROM_SAMPLE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	390	68,436.91	367.64

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Working a full-time job (35 hours or more)	236	60.5
2) Working a part-time job(s)	39	10.0
4) Unemployed, laid off, looking for work	5	1.2
5) Retired	60	15.4
6) In school	8	2.2
7) Keeping house	22	5.7
8) DISABLED	5	1.2
9) Other	1	0.4
99) Missing	14	3.5
Total	390	100.0

404) Current marital or relationship status (MARR10M)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	260	69.0
2) Never married	32	8.5
3) Divorced	32	8.4
4) Widowed	21	5.4
5) Separated	1	0.2
6) Married, living apart	1	0.1
7) Not married but living with a partner (cohabiting)	30	7.8
Missing	24
Total	377	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Mobile home	8	2.1
2) Detached single family house	297	79.7
3) Townhouse/condominium	13	3.6
4) Apartment/duplex	54	14.4
5) Other	1	0.2
Missing	24
Total	373	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Own outright	111	30.1
2) Buying (paying a mortgage)	188	50.8
3) Renting	64	17.3
4) Other	2	0.6
5) Provided as part of job/wages	5	1.5
Missing	27
Total	370	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	43	11.6
2) Satisfied	155	41.4
3) Dissatisfied	74	19.7
4) Very dissatisfied	16	4.2
5) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	87	23.2
Missing	25
Total	375	100.0

408) Race/ethnic category (RACECAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	340	87.2
2) Black	2	0.6
3) Hispanic (any race)	19	4.7
4) Other race/ethnicity (including Asian)	14	3.7
9) Missing	15	3.8
Total	390	100.0

409) Age (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) 19-34 years old	66	18.1
2) 35-49 years old	125	34.5
3) 50-64 years old	105	29.0
4) 65 years or older	68	18.6
Missing	32
Total	364	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Married or Married living apart	261	69.5
2) Not married but living with a partner (cohabiting) or never married	61	16.4
3) Divorced or Separated	32	8.6
4) Widowed	21	5.5
Missing	24
Total	375	100.0

411) Please indicate the category that describes your total family income in the last 12 months. (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-FINCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $30,000	43	12.1
2) $30,000 to less than $50,000	57	15.8
3) $50,000 to less than $100,000	145	40.6
4) $100,000 to less than $150,000	72	20.0
5) $150,000 or more	41	11.6
Missing	46
Total	358	100.0

412) Are you: (For use with online analysis) (I-SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	183	48.7
2) Female	193	51.4
Missing	22
Total	376	100.0

413) What is the highest degree you have attained? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) High school diploma/GED or no diploma	41	11.2
2) Some college, but no degree	73	19.8
3) Technical/Associate/Junior college (two-year, LPN)	44	11.8
4) Bachelor's degree (four-year, BA, BS, RN)	131	35.5
5) Graduate degree (masters, PhD, law, medicine)	81	21.9
Missing	30
Total	370	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	152	40.9
2) Catholic	89	23.9
3) None (no religion)	95	25.6
4) Other	35	9.5
Missing	26
Total	371	100.0