Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 1999 - Interpersonal Violence, Clergy - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) Old Code (OLDCODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1016	1,214.42	728.14

2) Respondent identification number (NEWCODE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1016	30,856.94	518.84

3) When were you ordained as a minister of the Word and Sacrament? 19__ (WHENORDN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1015	75.75	11.82

4) If you were ordained by a denomination other than the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) or one of its predecessor denominations, name that body. (ORDNDENM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Baptist	20	21.3
2) Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)	1	1.1
3) Episcopalian	1	1.1
5) Lutheran	1	1.1
6) Methodist	7	7.4
7) Other Presbyterian	38	40.4
8) Reformed	7	7.4
9) Roman Catholic	1	1.1
10) United Church of Christ	7	7.4
12) Other	10	10.6
99) More than one selected	1	1.1
Missing	922
Total	94	100.0

5) Are you presently enrolled in a graduate school, seminary, or theological school? (SCHOOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	925	91.9
2) Yes	82	8.1
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

6) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED THAT THEY ARE PRESENTLY ENROLLED IN A GRADUATE SCHOOL, SEMINARY, OR THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL ) Which degree are you seeking? (SCHOOLDG)

	TOTAL	%
1) M.C.E.-M.R.E.	1	1.3
4) D.Min.	55	72.4
5) Ph.D./S.T.D./Th.D.	12	15.8
6) Other	8	10.5
Missing	940
Total	76	100.0

7) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE PRESENTLY ENROLLED IN A GRADUATE SCHOOL, SEMINARY, OR THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL) Which school are you presently enrolled in? (WHATSCHL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	81	50.89	29.65

8) Before entering seminary for your B.D. or M.Div., were you engaged in any long-term secular job or career? (SECLRJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	711	70.3
2) Yes	301	29.7
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

9) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED THAT THEY WERE ENGAGED IN A LONG-TERM SECULAR JOB OR CAREER BEFORE ENTERING SEMINARY FOR THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV) How long were you in that long-term secular job or career? (JOBLONG)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	303	9.55	7.59

10) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV. DEGREE) Please indicate the year in which you received your B.D. or M.Div. degree. 19__ (YRBDMDIV)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1003	75.64	11.87

11) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV. DEGREE FROM A PCUSA SCHOOL) Please indicate from which school you received your B.D. or M.Div. degree (PCUSABD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	979	52.07	24.33

12) Do you have one or more other graduate degrees from a seminary or other school of theological education (besides your B.D. or M.Div.)? (GRADDEG)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	616	61.2
2) Yes	390	38.8
Missing	10
Total	1006	100.0

13) [ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE ONE OR MORE DEGREES FROM A SEMINARY OR OTHER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION (BESIDES THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV.)] Please indicate whether you received the following degree: M.C.E./M.R.E. (GRADMCE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1004	98.8
1) Checked	12	1.2
Total	1016	100.0

14) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR M.C.E./M.R.E.) Please indicate the year in which you received your M.C.E./M.R.E. degree. 19__ (GRADMCEY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	11	70.55	13.13

15) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR M.C.E./M.R.E. DEGREE) Which school awarded you your M.C.E./M.R.E. degree? (GRADMCES)

	TOTAL	%
31) Garrett Evangelical	1	10.0
45) McCormick	1	10.0
64) PSCE	8	80.0
Missing	1006
Total	10	100.0

16) [ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE ONE OR MORE DEGREES FROM A SEMINARY OR OTHER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION (BESIDES THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV.)] Please indicate whether you received the following degree: M.A. (GRADMA)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	949	93.4
1) Checked	67	6.6
Total	1016	100.0

17) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR M.A.) Please indicate the year in which you received your M.A. degree. 19__ (GRADMAY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	66	73.65	12.43

18) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR M.A. DEGREE) Which school awarded you your M.A. degree? (GRADMAS)

	TOTAL	%
4) Ashland	1	1.5
9) Brite	1	1.5
13) University of Chicago Divinity	2	3.1
17) Colgate Rochester	1	1.5
18) Columbia	1	1.5
21) Drew University	1	1.5
23) Duke University	1	1.5
24) Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary	1	1.5
30) Fuller Theological Seminary	1	1.5
45) McCormick	2	3.1
63) Pittsburgh	2	3.1
64) PSCE	6	9.2
65) Princeton	1	1.5
68) San Francisco	2	3.1
74) Trinity Evangelical Div	2	3.1
75) Union-Auburn	1	1.5
81) Vanderbilt	1	1.5
85) Westminister	1	1.5
88) Yale	5	7.7
89) Emory	1	1.5
99) Other	31	47.7
Missing	951
Total	65	100.0

19) [ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE ONE OR MORE DEGREES FROM A SEMINARY OR OTHER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION (BESIDES THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV.)] Please indicate whether you received the following degree: Th.M./S.T.M. (GRADTHM)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	926	91.1
1) Checked	90	8.9
Total	1016	100.0

20) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR Th.M./S.T.M. DEGREE) Please indicate the year in which you received your Th.M./S.T.M. degree. 19__ (GRADTHMY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	90	73.77	10.36

21) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR Th.M./S.T.M. DEGREE) Which PCUSA school awarded you your Th.M./S.T.M. degree? (GRADTPCU)

	TOTAL	%
5) Austin	1	1.2
10) Calvin	1	1.2
15) Christian Theological Seminary	1	1.2
16) Claremont	1	1.2
17) Colgate Rochester	2	2.3
18) Columbia	5	5.8
22) Dubuque	2	2.3
41) Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary	2	2.3
45) McCormick	2	2.3
63) Pittsburgh	3	3.5
65) Princeton	37	43.0
68) San Francisco	1	1.2
69) Southeastern Baptist	1	1.2
71) St Mary's	1	1.2
75) Union-Auburn	6	7.0
78) Union Theological Seminary (VA)	9	10.5
88) Yale	5	5.8
99) Other	6	7.0
Missing	930
Total	86	100.0

22) [ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE ONE OR MORE DEGREES FROM A SEMINARY OR OTHER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION (BESIDES THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV.)] Please indicate whether you received the following degree: D.Min. (GRADDMIN)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	784	77.2
1) Checked	232	22.8
Total	1016	100.0

23) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR D.Min. DEGREE) Please indicate the year in which you received your D.Min. degree. 19__ (GRADDY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	227	84.68	6.72

24) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR D.Min. DEGREE) Which PCUSA school awarded you your D.Min. degree? (GRADDSPC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	229	48.08	24.23

25) [ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE ONE OR MORE DEGREES FROM A SEMINARY OR OTHER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION (BESIDES THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV.)] Please indicate whether you received the following degree: Ph.D./S.T.D./Th.D. (GRADPHD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	954	93.9
1) Checked	62	6.1
Total	1016	100.0

26) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR Ph.D./S.T.D./Th.D. DEGREE) Please indicate the year in which you received your Ph.D./S.T.D./Th.D. degree. 19__ (GRADPHDY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	60	78.53	11.67

27) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR Ph.D./S.T.D./Th.D. DEGREE) Which PCUSA school awarded you your Ph.D./S.T.D./Th.D. degree? (GRPHDPC)

	TOTAL	%
13) University of Chicago Divinity	1	1.7
16) Claremont	1	1.7
18) Columbia	4	6.8
23) Duke University	4	6.8
31) Garrett Evangelical	1	1.7
34) Harvard University	1	1.7
45) McCormick	1	1.7
65) Princeton	5	8.5
69) Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary	1	1.7
75) Union-Auburn	3	5.1
76) United Theological Seminary Dayton	1	1.7
78) Union Theological Seminary (VA)	4	6.8
81) Vanderbilt	4	6.8
88) Yale	3	5.1
89) Emory	3	5.1
99) Other	22	37.3
Missing	957
Total	59	100.0

28) [ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE ONE OR MORE DEGREES FROM A SEMINARY OR OTHER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION (BESIDES THEIR B.D. OR M.DIV.)] Please indicate whether you received the following degree: Other (GRADOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	976	96.1
1) Checked	40	3.9
Total	1016	100.0

29) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED ANY OTHER DEGREES) Please indicate the year in which you received all other degrees. 19__ (GROTHYR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	39	77.28	11.28

30) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED ANY OTHER DEGREES) Which PCUSA school awarded you any other degrees? (GROTHPC)

	TOTAL	%
4) Ashland	1	2.6
12) Central Baptist	1	2.6
18) Columbia	1	2.6
45) McCormick	1	2.6
59) Pacific Lutheran	1	2.6
67) Regent	1	2.6
68) San Francisco	1	2.6
75) Union-Auburn	1	2.6
78) Union Theological Seminary (VA)	2	5.3
81) Vanderbilt	2	5.3
83) Wesley	1	2.6
99) Other	25	65.8
Missing	978
Total	38	100.0

31) What is the highest level of formal education you have attained besides your theological or Christian education training? (EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
2) Completed high school	2	0.2
3) Some college	4	0.4
4) College graduate	542	54.0
5) Some graduate work	193	19.2
6) Graduate degree	262	26.1
Missing	13
Total	1003	100.0

32) Which category below describes your current paid employment? (JOBEMP1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Pastor in a congregation	703	69.3
2) Non-parish job or ministry	244	24.1
3) Unemployed	25	2.5
4) Retired from active ministry	42	4.1
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

33) Which category below describes your current paid employment? (JOBEMP2)

	TOTAL	%
2) Non-parish job or ministry	59	78.7
3) Unemployed	6	8.0
4) Retired from active ministry	10	13.3
Missing	941
Total	75	100.0

34) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO SERVE ONE OR MORE CONGREGATIONS AS A PASTOR) Do you consider yourself a full-time or part-time parish pastor? (FTPASTOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Full-time	580	82.9
2) Part-time	120	17.1
Missing	316
Total	700	100.0

35) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO SERVE ONE OR MORE CONGREGATIONS AS A PART-TIME PARISH PASTOR) Please specify the hours per week that you serve as a part-time parish pastor. (PTPASTOR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	114	22.89	13.75

36) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO SERVE ONE OR MORE CONGREGATIONS AS A PASTOR) What position(s) do you have in a congregation? (POSCONG1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Solo pastor	353	50.7
2) Senior pastor	134	19.3
3) Assistant/Associate pastor	99	14.2
4) Co-pastor	16	2.3
5) Stated or temporary supply	35	5.0
6) Designated pastor	7	1.0
7) Interim pastor	27	3.9
8) Tentmaker	3	0.4
9) Paid parish associate	8	1.1
10) Other	14	2.0
Missing	320
Total	696	100.0

37) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO SERVE ONE OR MORE CONGREGATIONS AS A PASTOR) What position(s) do you have in a congregation? (POSCONG2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Solo pastor	3	3.7
2) Senior pastor	14	17.1
3) Assistant/Associate pastor	6	7.3
4) Co-pastor	2	2.4
5) Stated or temporary supply	19	23.2
6) Designated pastor	5	6.1
7) Interim pastor	14	17.1
8) Tentmaker	13	15.9
9) Paid parish associate	2	2.4
10) Other	4	4.9
Missing	934
Total	82	100.0

38) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO SERVE ONE OR MORE CONGREGATIONS AS A PASTOR) How many congregations do you currently serve as pastor (include congregations you are serving as stated or temporary supply)? (MANYCONG)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	646	93.1
2) Two or more	48	6.9
Missing	322
Total	694	100.0

39) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO SERVE TWO OR MORE CONGREGATIONS AS A PASTOR) How many congregations do you serve as pastor? (MANY2CNG)

	TOTAL	%
2) Two	39	83.0
3) Three	4	8.5
4) Four	2	4.3
5) Five	1	2.1
8) Eight	1	2.1
Missing	969
Total	47	100.0

40) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO SERVE TWO OR MORE CONGREGATIONS AS A PASTOR) Are all or some of the congregations yoked as a larger parish? (LARGRPAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	32	61.5
2) Yes	20	38.5
Missing	964
Total	52	100.0

41) What is the approximate membership of the congregation(s) you serve? (Write the combined membership if you serve two or more.) (MEMCLRGY)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	688	603.92	963.82

42) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN ONE OR MORE NON-PARISH JOBS OR MINISTRIES) Is your non-parish job or ministry full-time or part-time? (If you have more than one, answer in terms of the combined hours.) (NONPARFT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Full-time	226	67.5
2) Part-time	109	32.5
Missing	681
Total	335	100.0

43) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN ONE OR MORE NON-PARISH JOBS OR MINISTRIES) Please specify the hours you spend in your part-time non-parish job or ministry. (NONPARPT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	106	19.49	13.13

44) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN ONE OR MORE NON-PARISH JOBS OR MINISTRIES) In what type(s) of non-parish jobs or ministries are you currently employed? (NONJOB1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Faculty/staff at an educational institution	80	24.2
2) Chaplain	63	19.1
3) Missionary/Mission co-worker	5	1.5
4) National staff or middle governing body staff	49	14.8
5) Staff of an ecumenical or non-denominational agency	14	4.2
6) Professional pastoral counselor	31	9.4
7) Other employment	88	26.7
Missing	686
Total	330	100.0

45) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN ONE OR MORE NON-PARISH JOBS OR MINISTRIES) In what type(s) of non-parish jobs or ministries are you currently employed? (NONJOB2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Faculty/staff at an educational institution	3	7.9
2) Chaplain	7	18.4
3) Missionary/Mission co-worker	1	2.6
4) National staff or middle governing body staff	2	5.3
5) Staff of an ecumenical or non-denominational agency	1	2.6
6) Professional pastoral counselor	11	28.9
7) Other employment	13	34.2
Missing	978
Total	38	100.0

46) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN ONE OR MORE NON-PARISH JOBS OR MINISTRIES) For what type of institution do you work? (INSTJOB1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Military	5	1.5
2) Civilian government	17	5.2
3) Elementary, middle, or high school	8	2.4
4) College or University	47	14.2
5) Seminary or other theological school	27	8.2
6) Hospital or other medical facility	42	12.7
7) Church/religious body	70	21.2
8) Other non-profit organization	51	15.5
9) For-profit business	47	14.2
10) Other	16	4.8
Missing	686
Total	330	100.0

47) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN ONE OR MORE NON-PARISH JOBS OR MINISTRIES) For what type of institution do you work? (INSTJOB2)

	TOTAL	%
4) College or university	2	4.4
5) Seminary or other theological school	3	6.7
6) Hospital or other medical facility	1	2.2
7) Church/religious body	7	15.6
8) Other non-profit organization	8	17.8
9) For-profit business	8	17.8
10) Other	16	35.6
Missing	971
Total	45	100.0

48) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN ONE OR MORE NON-PARISH JOBS OR MINISTRIES) Is this organization affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)? (ORGPRES)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	198	60.9
2) Yes	127	39.1
Missing	691
Total	325	100.0

49) In general, how often are you bothered by stress in your job situation? (JOBSTRES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	39	4.1
2) Less than once a week	257	27.1
3) Once or twice a week	379	40.0
4) Several days a week	165	17.4
5) Almost every day	107	11.3
Missing	69
Total	947	100.0

50) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - An unsupportive session (EXTSESSN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	17	2.0
2) Some extent	59	6.8
3) A little	197	22.8
4) None	391	45.2
5) Not applicable/not sure	201	23.2
Missing	151
Total	865	100.0

51) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - An unsupportive congregation (EXTCONG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	10	1.2
2) Some extent	66	7.7
3) A little	240	27.9
4) None	362	42.0
5) Not applicable/not sure	183	21.3
Missing	155
Total	861	100.0

52) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Conflict with others in organization (EXTCNFLT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	37	4.2
2) Some extent	157	18.0
3) A little	395	45.4
4) None	222	25.5
5) Not applicable/not sure	60	6.9
Missing	145
Total	871	100.0

53) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Doing too many different things (EXTTHNGS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	218	24.5
2) Some extent	321	36.1
3) A little	240	27.0
4) None	98	11.0
5) Not applicable/not sure	12	1.3
Missing	127
Total	889	100.0

54) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Feeling 'burned out' (EXTBURND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	63	7.2
2) Some extent	197	22.6
3) A little	322	37.0
4) None	270	31.0
5) Not applicable/not sure	19	2.2
Missing	145
Total	871	100.0

55) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Feeling my work doesn't count (EXTCOUNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	14	1.6
2) Some extent	89	10.2
3) A little	217	24.9
4) None	529	60.6
5) Not applicable/not sure	24	2.7
Missing	143
Total	873	100.0

56) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Having different views or values from most others in organization (EXTVIEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	44	5.0
2) Some extent	132	15.0
3) A little	337	38.4
4) None	336	38.3
5) Not applicable/not sure	29	3.3
Missing	138
Total	878	100.0

57) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Having to make decisions (EXTDECSN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	20	2.3
2) Some extent	135	15.5
3) A little	342	39.3
4) None	360	41.3
5) Not applicable/not sure	14	1.6
Missing	145
Total	871	100.0

58) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Having to meet deadlines (EXTDEDLN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	62	7.0
2) Some extent	238	26.8
3) A little	373	42.1
4) None	203	22.9
5) Not applicable/not sure	11	1.2
Missing	129
Total	887	100.0

59) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Little or no input into decisions that affect me in important ways (EXTINPUT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	29	3.3
2) Some extent	118	13.5
3) A little	224	25.6
4) None	477	54.5
5) Not applicable/not sure	28	3.2
Missing	140
Total	876	100.0

60) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Needing more time for myself (EXTTIME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	175	19.8
2) Some extent	260	29.5
3) A little	282	32.0
4) None	153	17.3
5) Not applicable/not sure	12	1.4
Missing	134
Total	882	100.0

61) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Not being paid well enough (EXTPAID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	89	10.1
2) Some extent	188	21.3
3) A little	250	28.3
4) None	340	38.5
5) Not applicable/not sure	15	1.7
Missing	134
Total	882	100.0

62) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Not enough time for my family (EXTFAMLY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	148	16.7
2) Some extent	261	29.5
3) A little	257	29.1
4) None	183	20.7
5) Not applicable/not sure	35	4.0
Missing	132
Total	884	100.0

63) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Experiencing sexual harassment (EXTHARSS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	2	0.2
2) Some extent	9	1.0
3) A little	25	2.9
4) None	760	87.8
5) Not applicable/not sure	70	8.1
Missing	150
Total	866	100.0

64) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Too many meetings (EXTMTNGS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	87	9.8
2) Some extent	241	27.2
3) A little	329	37.1
4) None	213	24.0
5) Not applicable/not sure	16	1.8
Missing	130
Total	886	100.0

65) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Unclear or continually changing expectations from others (EXTUNCLR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	45	5.1
2) Some extent	164	18.6
3) A little	329	37.3
4) None	330	37.4
5) Not applicable/not sure	14	1.6
Missing	134
Total	882	100.0

66) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Unrealistic expectations from others (EXTUNREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	74	8.5
2) Some extent	195	22.3
3) A little	328	37.6
4) None	260	29.8
5) Not applicable/not sure	16	1.8
Missing	143
Total	873	100.0

67) To what extent, if any, is the following a source of stress in your work? - Working too many hours (EXTHOURS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Great extent	172	19.3
2) Some extent	285	32.1
3) A little	269	30.3
4) None	150	16.9
5) Not applicable/not sure	13	1.5
Missing	127
Total	889	100.0

68) During your life, have you ever been a member of a congregation affiliated with a denomination other than Presbyterian? (DENOMOTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	618	61.2
2) Yes	392	38.8
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

69) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) How many years have you been a Presbyterian? (YRSPRES)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	453	31.36	14.78

70) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Baptist (DENBAPT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	905	89.2
1) Checked	110	10.8
Missing	1
Total	1015	100.0

71) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) (DENDISC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	995	97.9
1) Checked	21	2.1
Total	1016	100.0

72) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Episcopalian (DENEPIS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	986	97.0
1) Checked	30	3.0
Total	1016	100.0

73) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Friends (Quaker) (DENFRNDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1014	99.8
1) Checked	2	0.2
Total	1016	100.0

74) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Lutheran (DENLUTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	987	97.1
1) Checked	29	2.9
Total	1016	100.0

75) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Methodist (DENMETH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	907	89.3
1) Checked	109	10.7
Total	1016	100.0

76) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Reformed (DENRFRMD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	988	97.2
1) Checked	28	2.8
Total	1016	100.0

77) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Roman Catholic (DENROMAN)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	992	97.6
1) Checked	24	2.4
Total	1016	100.0

78) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: United Church of Christ (DENUCC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	964	94.9
1) Checked	52	5.1
Total	1016	100.0

79) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN AFFILIATED WITH A DENOMINATION OTHER THAN PRESBYTERIAN DURING THEIR LIFE) Please indicate whether you've belonged to the following denomination: Other (DENOTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	925	91.0
1) Checked	91	9.0
Total	1016	100.0

80) In what religious denomination were you raised? (Please choose just one answer. If you were part of more than one denomination during your youth, answer by selecting the one in which you were most involved.) (RELDENOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Baptist	82	8.2
2) Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)	9	0.9
3) Episcopal	17	1.7
5) Lutheran	19	1.9
6) Methodist	63	6.3
7) Presbyterian	659	65.8
8) Reformed	20	2.0
9) Roman Catholic	22	2.2
10) United Church of Christ	23	2.3
11) None	19	1.9
12) Other	63	6.3
99) More than one selected	5	0.5
Missing	15
Total	1001	100.0

81) When you were a teenager, how often did your father attend religious services? (DADREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	71	7.1
2) Less than once a year	34	3.4
3) Once or twice a year	66	6.6
4) Several times a year	51	5.1
5) Once a month	41	4.1
6) Two to three times a month	59	5.9
7) Nearly every week	193	19.2
8) Every week	457	45.5
9) Don't know	32	3.2
Missing	12
Total	1004	100.0

82) When you were a teenager, how often did your mother attend religious services? (MOMREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	42	4.2
2) Less than once a year	15	1.5
3) Once or twice a year	29	2.9
4) Several times a year	50	5.0
5) Once a month	40	4.0
6) Two to three times a month	62	6.3
7) Nearly every week	229	23.1
8) Every week	522	52.6
9) Don't know	3	0.3
Missing	24
Total	992	100.0

83) Which of the following terms best describes your current stand on theological issues? (THELVIEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very conservative	21	2.1
2) Conservative	207	20.7
3) Moderate	431	43.0
4) Liberal	262	26.1
5) Very liberal	81	8.1
Missing	14
Total	1002	100.0

84) Do you think there is a heaven, where people who have led good lives are eternally rewarded? (HEAVEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	191	19.8
2) Yes	640	66.3
3) Not sure	128	13.3
4) Other	7	0.7
Missing	50
Total	966	100.0

85) Do you think there is a hell, to which people who have led bad lives and die without being sorry are eternally damned? (HELL)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	377	38.8
2) Yes	365	37.6
3) Not sure	226	23.3
4) Other	3	0.3
Missing	45
Total	971	100.0

86) Code 2 (CODE2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1016	30,857.83	518.36

87) Which statement best describes your view of the Bible? (Please choose only one) (BBLVIEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) It is an important piece of literature, but is largely irrelevant to our lives today.	1	0.1
2) It is the record of many people's experience with God and is a useful guide for individual Christians in their search for basic moral and religious teachings.	82	8.2
3) It is the Word of God and its stories and teaching provide a powerful motivation as we work toward God's reign in the world.	535	53.2
4) It is the inspired, authoritative Word of God that is without error in all that it says about faith and morals.	342	34.0
5) It is the inspired Word of God, without error not only in matters of faith, but also in historical, scientific, geographic, and other secular matters.	42	4.2
9) More than one selected	4	0.4
Missing	10
Total	1006	100.0

88) When you think about the qualities of a good Christian life, how important is the following to you? - Reading and studying the Bible regularly (LIFEBIBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	522	51.5
2) Very important	385	38.0
3) Somewhat important	100	9.9
4) Not at all important	7	0.7
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

89) When you think about the qualities of a good Christian life, how important is the following to you? - Spending time in prayer and meditation (LIFEPRYR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	616	60.7
2) Very important	314	31.0
3) Somewhat important	79	7.8
4) Not at all important	5	0.5
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

90) When you think about the qualities of a good Christian life, how important is the following to you? - Actively seeking social and economic justice (LIFEJUST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	323	31.9
2) Very important	506	50.0
3) Somewhat important	180	17.8
4) Not at all important	4	0.4
Missing	3
Total	1013	100.0

91) When you think about the qualities of a good Christian life, how important is the following to you? - Taking care of those who are sick or needy (LIFESICK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	431	42.6
2) Very important	539	53.3
3) Somewhat important	42	4.2
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

92) When you think about the qualities of a good Christian life, how important is the following to you? - Attending church regularly (LIFECHRC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	415	41.1
2) Very important	466	46.1
3) Somewhat important	115	11.4
4) Not at all important	14	1.4
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

93) When you think about the qualities of a good Christian life, how important is the following to you? - Seeking to bring others to faith in Christ (LIFEOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	282	27.9
2) Very important	430	42.6
3) Somewhat important	265	26.2
4) Not at all important	33	3.3
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

94) When you think about the qualities of a good Christian life, how important is the following to you? - Practicing Christian values in work, home, and school (LIFEVALU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	711	70.1
2) Very important	293	28.9
3) Somewhat important	10	1.0
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

95) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: An individual should arrive at his or her own religious beliefs independent of any church. (AGOWN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	21	2.1
2) Agree	86	8.5
3) Not sure	39	3.9
4) Disagree	489	48.5
5) Strongly disagree	374	37.1
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

96) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: All the different religions are equally good ways of helping a person find ultimate truth. (AGDIFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	13	1.3
2) Agree	90	8.9
3) Not sure	70	6.9
4) Disagree	436	43.1
5) Strongly disagree	403	39.8
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

97) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: There is a life beyond death. (AGDEATH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	706	69.8
2) Agree	229	22.6
3) Not sure	57	5.6
4) Disagree	12	1.2
5) Strongly disagree	8	0.8
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

98) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: The only absolute Truth for humankind is in Jesus Christ. (AGTRUTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	374	37.0
2) Agree	287	28.4
3) Not sure	89	8.8
4) Disagree	206	20.4
5) Strongly disagree	55	5.4
Missing	5
Total	1011	100.0

99) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: Only followers of Jesus Christ can be saved. (AGSAVED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	154	15.3
2) Agree	152	15.1
3) Not sure	219	21.7
4) Disagree	298	29.6
5) Strongly disagree	184	18.3
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

100) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: In the realm of values, the final authority about good and bad is the individual. (AGAUTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	9	0.9
2) Agree	23	2.3
3) Not sure	24	2.4
4) Disagree	408	40.2
5) Strongly disagree	550	54.2
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

101) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: Individuals should seek out religious truth for themselves and not conform to any church's doctrines. (AGCONFM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	15	1.5
2) Agree	129	12.8
3) Not sure	34	3.4
4) Disagree	581	57.6
5) Strongly disagree	249	24.7
Missing	8
Total	1008	100.0

102) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: It is important to share my faith with other people. (AGSHARE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	420	41.5
2) Agree	561	55.4
3) Not sure	15	1.5
4) Disagree	15	1.5
5) Strongly disagree	1	0.1
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

103) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: All the great religions of the world are equally true and good. (AGEQUAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	14	1.4
2) Agree	67	6.6
3) Not sure	109	10.8
4) Disagree	468	46.2
5) Strongly disagree	355	35.0
Missing	3
Total	1013	100.0

104) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: Belief in Jesus Christ is only one of many ways to find salvation. (AGSALVTN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	58	5.7
2) Agree	229	22.7
3) Not sure	145	14.4
4) Disagree	326	32.3
5) Strongly disagree	251	24.9
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

105) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: The Devil (Satan) really exists. (AGDEVIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	213	21.2
2) Agree	293	29.2
3) Not sure	174	17.3
4) Disagree	217	21.6
5) Strongly disagree	108	10.7
Missing	11
Total	1005	100.0

106) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: Jesus was born of a virgin. (AGBORN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	258	25.7
2) Agree	317	31.6
3) Not sure	223	22.2
4) Disagree	134	13.3
5) Strongly disagree	72	7.2
Missing	12
Total	1004	100.0

107) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: Jesus will return to the earth some day. (AGRETRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	386	38.4
2) Agree	373	37.1
3) Not sure	162	16.1
4) Disagree	48	4.8
5) Strongly disagree	36	3.6
Missing	11
Total	1005	100.0

108) Do you consider yourself a 'born-again' Christian? (BORNAGN)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	378	37.7
2) Yes	557	55.6
3) Not sure	67	6.7
Missing	14
Total	1002	100.0

109) When you think of priorities for your congregation's activities in the community, how important is the following to you? - Supporting social action groups and ministries (PRISOCIA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	274	28.5
2) Very important	454	47.2
3) Somewhat important	228	23.7
4) Not at all important	6	0.6
Missing	54
Total	962	100.0

110) When you think of priorities for your congregation's activities in the community, how important is the following to you? - Encouraging members to share their faith (PRISHARE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	328	34.1
2) Very important	503	52.3
3) Somewhat important	122	12.7
4) Not at all important	8	0.8
Missing	55
Total	961	100.0

111) When you think of priorities for your congregation's activities in the community, how important is the following to you? - Providing aid and services to people in need (PRIAID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	414	43.0
2) Very important	495	51.4
3) Somewhat important	53	5.5
4) Not at all important	1	0.1
Missing	53
Total	963	100.0

112) When you think of priorities for your congregation's activities in the community, how important is the following to you? - Helping members resist the temptations of the world (PRITEPMT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	206	21.4
2) Very important	452	47.0
3) Somewhat important	283	29.4
4) Not at all important	20	2.1
Missing	55
Total	961	100.0

113) When you think of priorities for your congregation's activities in the community, how important is the following to you? - An active evangelism program, inviting the unchurched to attend (PRIEVANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	257	26.7
2) Very important	455	47.3
3) Somewhat important	232	24.1
4) Not at all important	18	1.9
Missing	54
Total	962	100.0

114) When you think of priorities for your congregation's activities in the community, how important is the following to you? - Preparing people for a world to come, where the cares of this world will be absent (PRIWORLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Essential	81	8.4
2) Very important	188	19.6
3) Somewhat important	354	36.9
4) Not at all important	336	35.0
Missing	57
Total	959	100.0

115) What is your sex? (GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Female	213	21.0
2) Male	803	79.0
Total	1016	100.0

116) What is your present age? (AGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1000	50.79	9.91

117) Which of the following categories below most closely describes the place in which you currently live? (CURLIVE)

	TOTAL	%
1) In open country, but not on a farm	82	8.1
2) On a farm	6	0.6
3) In a small city or town (under 50,000)	308	30.6
4) In a medium-size city (50,000-250,000)	146	14.5
5) In a suburb near a medium-size city	81	8.0
6) In a large city (over 250,000)	155	15.4
7) In a suburb near a large city	229	22.7
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

118) What is your present marital status? (MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	884	87.3
2) Not married	129	12.7
Missing	3
Total	1013	100.0

119) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO RESPONDED THAT THEY ARE NOT CURRENTLY MARRIED) If not currently married, have you ever been married? (EVERMARR)

	TOTAL	%
1) No, never married	60	47.6
2) Yes, am now widowed	14	11.1
3) Yes, am now divorced	48	38.1
4) Yes, am both widowed and divorced	4	3.2
Missing	890
Total	126	100.0

120) If you are now married or have ever been married in the past: How old were you when you first married? (If married more than once, answer in terms of your first marriage.) (AGEMARR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	929	24.48	4.33

121) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO RESPONDED THAT THEY ARE CURRENTLY MARRIED) If currently married: Have you had a previous marriage (or marriages)? (PREVMARG)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	718	81.3
2) Yes, was widowed	8	0.9
3) Yes, was divorced	155	17.6
4) Yes, was both widowed and divorced	2	0.2
Missing	133
Total	883	100.0

122) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) Please indicate the employment status of your spouse. (SPSEMPL1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Employed full time	400	45.4
2) Employed part time	200	22.7
3) Self-employed	49	5.6
4) Unemployed	29	3.3
5) Retired	63	7.1
6) Full-time homemaker	123	13.9
7) Student	11	1.2
8) Other	7	0.8
Missing	134
Total	882	100.0

123) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) Please indicate the employment status of your spouse. (SPSEMPL2)

	TOTAL	%
2) Employed part time	2	2.1
3) Self-employed	27	28.1
4) Unemployed	4	4.2
5) Retired	10	10.4
6) Full-time homemaker	25	26.0
7) Student	20	20.8
8) Other	8	8.3
Missing	920
Total	96	100.0

124) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) If your husband or wife is employed full time, part time, or self-employed, please indicate the average hours worked per week over the last year. (SPSAVGHR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	660	37.28	15.18

125) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) Please indicate the faith in which your husband or wife was raised. (If more than one, select the one in which she or he was most involved.) (SPSRAISD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Baptist	97	11.1
2) Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)	19	2.2
3) Episcopalian	31	3.5
4) Friends (Quakers)	2	0.2
5) Lutheran	53	6.1
6) Methodist	102	11.6
7) Presbyterian	360	41.1
8) Reformed	21	2.4
9) Roman Catholic	63	7.2
10) United Church of Christ	29	3.3
11) None	21	2.4
12) Other	78	8.9
Missing	140
Total	876	100.0

126) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) Please indicate your husband or wife's current religious affiliation. (SPSCURNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Baptist	4	0.5
2) Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)	2	0.2
3) Episcopalian	8	1.0
4) Friends (Quakers)	2	0.2
5) Lutheran	6	0.7
6) Methodist	13	1.6
7) Presbyterian	750	90.0
8) Reformed	3	0.4
9) Roman Catholic	10	1.2
10) United Church of Christ	6	0.7
11) None	12	1.4
12) Other	17	2.0
Missing	183
Total	833	100.0

127) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) Overall, how often does your husband or wife attend Sunday worship services? (SPSSUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	3	0.3
2) Less than once a year	4	0.5
3) About once or twice a year	15	1.7
4) Several times a year	30	3.4
5) Once a month	24	2.7
6) Two to three times a month	60	6.8
7) Nearly every week	183	20.7
8) Every week	564	63.9
Missing	133
Total	883	100.0

128) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) Is your husband or wife a member of the same congregation which you belong/serve? (SPSMEMBR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	588	72.0
2) No	229	28.0
Missing	199
Total	817	100.0

129) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED) Is your husband or wife an ordained minister? (SPSORDND)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	774	87.5
2) Yes	111	12.5
Missing	131
Total	885	100.0

130) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED AND WHOSE HUSBAND/WIFE IS AN ORDAINED MINISTER) Which statements below, if any, apply to his or her current call? (SPSCALL1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Is a co-pastor with me	18	17.8
2) Serves in a pastoral position at another Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation	27	26.7
3) Is on the staff of a presbytery, synod, or the General Assembly	5	5.0
4) Serves in another PC(USA)-affiliated institution (e.g., college, seminary, retirement home)	3	3.0
5) Serves in a pastoral position at a congregation of another denomination	6	5.9
6) Serves in a church-related non-parish ministry of another denomination	6	5.9
7) Has a secular job or position	18	17.8
8) Other	18	17.8
Missing	915
Total	101	100.0

131) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ARE MARRIED AND WHOSE HUSBAND/WIFE IS AN ORDAINED MINISTER) Which statements below, if any, apply to his or her current call? (SPSCALL2)

	TOTAL	%
2) Serves in a pastoral position at another Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation	1	12.5
3) Is on the staff of a presbytery, synod, or the General Assembly	1	12.5
6) Serves in a church-related non-parish ministry of another denomination	1	12.5
7) Has a secular job or position	1	12.5
8) Other	4	50.0
Missing	1008
Total	8	100.0

132) How many children do you have? (KIDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	168	16.7
1) One	123	12.2
2) Two	386	38.3
3) Three	215	21.3
4) Four	86	8.5
5) Five	28	2.8
6) Six	2	0.2
Missing	8
Total	1008	100.0

133) Do you have any legally adopted children? (ADPTKIDS)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	889	88.2
2) Yes	119	11.8
Missing	8
Total	1008	100.0

134) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE LEGALLY ADOPTED CHILDREN) How many legally adopted children do you have? (ADPTMANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	69	57.0
2) Two	41	33.9
3) Three	8	6.6
4) Four	1	0.8
6) Six	2	1.7
Missing	895
Total	121	100.0

135) Do you have any stepchildren (that is, did your spouse already have children at the time of your marriage)? (STEPKIDS)

	TOTAL	%
1) No	850	87.8
2) Yes	118	12.2
Missing	48
Total	968	100.0

136) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE STEPCHILDREN) How many stepchildren do you have? (STEPMANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	26	21.8
2) Two	59	49.6
3) Three	18	15.1
4) Four	11	9.2
5) Five	3	2.5
6) Six	2	1.7
Missing	897
Total	119	100.0

137) Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a Democrat, Independent, Republican, or other? (POLITAFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	591	58.5
2) Independent	177	17.5
3) Republican	230	22.8
4) Other	12	1.2
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

138) Which of these terms best describes your usual stand on political issues? (POLITISS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very conservative	14	1.4
2) Conservative	142	14.1
3) Moderate	423	42.0
4) Liberal	338	33.6
5) Very liberal	90	8.9
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

139) How many persons, including yourself, live in your household? (Do not count students who live elsewhere while they attend college or university.) (MEMHHOLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) I live alone.	102	10.0
2) Two of us	444	43.7
3) Three of us	163	16.0
4) Four of us	211	20.8
5) Five of us	75	7.4
6) Six of us	17	1.7
7) Seven or more of us	4	0.4
Total	1016	100.0

140) Of the total number of persons, including yourself, in your household, how many are: aged under 6 years? (HOLD6)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	153	55.8
1) One	83	30.3
2) Two	33	12.0
3) Three	5	1.8
Missing	742
Total	274	100.0

141) Of the total number of persons, including yourself, in your household, how many are: aged 6 to 12 years? (HOLD612)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	138	39.0
1) One	131	37.0
2) Two	76	21.5
3) Three	9	2.5
Missing	662
Total	354	100.0

142) Of the total number of persons, including yourself, in your household, how many are: aged 13 to 17 years? (HOLD1317)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	134	38.0
1) One	159	45.0
2) Two	55	15.6
3) Three	5	1.4
Missing	663
Total	353	100.0

143) Of the total number of persons, including yourself, in your household, how many are: aged 18 to 24 years? (HOLD1824)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	141	58.0
1) One	85	35.0
2) Two	16	6.6
4) Four	1	0.4
Missing	773
Total	243	100.0

144) Of the total number of persons, including yourself, in your household, how many are: aged 25 and over? (HOLD25PL)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	1	0.1
1) One	119	11.8
2) Two	834	83.0
3) Three	42	4.2
4) Four	8	0.8
5) Five	1	0.1
Missing	11
Total	1005	100.0

145) From the list below, select the choice which best describes all of the people in the household in which you live. (For example, a divorced man living with his child would check '2'; a woman living with her sister would check '7' or '8,' depending on whether or not there are children in the household.) (PPLHHOLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) A single adult, living alone	93	9.3
2) A single parent, living with one or more children	16	1.6
3) A married couple, no children in household	412	41.1
4) A married couple, living with one or more children	441	44.0
5) An unmarried couple, no children in household	4	0.4
7) Another family arrangement (2 or more related adults), living with no children	8	0.8
8) Another family arrangement (2 or more related adults), living with one or more children	8	0.8
9) Roommates (2 or more unrelated adults), no children in household	10	1.0
10) Roommates (2 or more unrelated adults), living with one or more children	2	0.2
11) Some other arrangement	9	0.9
Missing	13
Total	1003	100.0

146) Is the home in which you currently live: (OWNHOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Rented by you	81	8.0
2) Owned by you free and clear of mortgage	86	8.5
3) Owned by you with a mortgage	618	61.1
4) Owned by your congregation (i.e., a manse)	202	20.0
5) Other	25	2.5
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

147) Where did you live approximately five years ago, in October 1991? (LIVE5YRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Same home I live in now	504	49.7
2) A different home, but in the same county	101	10.0
3) In a different county, but in the same state	114	11.2
4) In a different state	287	28.3
5) In a different country	9	0.9
Missing	1
Total	1015	100.0

148) Thinking now only about your immediate family (the persons in your household to whom you are related by blood or marriage), how many of them-including yourself-earned money from a job or employment during the last year? (FAMMONEY)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	22	2.2
1) One	260	26.2
2) Two	536	53.9
3) Three	103	10.4
4) Four	49	4.9
5) Five	16	1.6
6) Six	5	0.5
7) Seven	3	0.3
Missing	22
Total	994	100.0

149) Which of these categories best describes your total family income from all sources, before taxes, during 1995? (If you live alone, or with non-relatives, answer in terms of your own personal income.) (FAMINCOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $10,000	9	0.9
2) $10,000 - $14,999	6	0.6
3) $15,000 - $19,999	14	1.4
4) $20,000 - $29,999	71	7.0
5) $30,000 - $39,999	146	14.4
6) $40,000 - $49,999	161	15.9
7) $50,000 - $59,999	169	16.7
8) $60,000 - $69,999	130	12.8
9) $70,000 - $79,999	96	9.5
10) $80,000 - $89,999	66	6.5
11) $90,000 - $99,999	48	4.7
12) $100,000 - $124,999	59	5.8
13) $125,000 - $149,999	12	1.2
14) $150,000 or more	25	2.5
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

150) What percent of your total family income in 1995 came from job- or employment-related earnings (as opposed to other sources of income, such as pensions, Social Security, or investments)? (PERJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) 100% from earnings	464	45.7
2) 90-99% from earnings	337	33.2
3) 75-89% from earnings	90	8.9
4) 50-74% from earnings	67	6.6
5) 25-49% from earnings	20	2.0
6) 1-24% from earnings	23	2.3
7) None from earnings	14	1.4
Missing	1
Total	1015	100.0

151) During the last year, approximately how much money did you and other family members in your household contribute to the following: to your congregation, in regular giving (not including special offerings or contributions to a capital campaign)? (MONYCONG)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	963	3,012.80	2,290.71

152) During the last year, approximately how much money did you and other family members in your household contribute to the following: to your congregation, in giving to a special capital campaign, for example for a new or remodeled building, or for a new program for the church? (MONYCHR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	599	761.93	1,768.49

153) During the last year, approximately how much money did you and other family members in your household contribute to the following: to your congregation, in response to a special appeal for a ministry supported by the congregation, presbytery, or Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), including the denomination-wide special offerings--One Great Hour of Sharing, Witness, Peacemaking, and Christmas Joy? (MONYMINS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	854	253.46	367.46

154) During the last year, approximately how much money did you and your family contribute to all religious groups or religious causes outside the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)? (FAMRELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) $0	184	18.6
2) $1-$50	139	14.1
3) $51-$100	124	12.5
4) $101-$500	254	25.7
5) $501-$1,000	97	9.8
6) $1,001-$2,000	83	8.4
7) $2,001 or more	108	10.9
Missing	27
Total	989	100.0

155) During the last year, approximately how much money did you and your family contribute to non-religious charities, community organizations, or social causes? (FAMNONRL)

	TOTAL	%
1) $0	36	3.6
2) $1-$50	161	16.2
3) $51-$100	181	18.2
4) $101-$500	405	40.7
5) $501-$1,000	121	12.1
6) $1,001-$2,000	42	4.2
7) $2,001 or more	50	5.0
Missing	20
Total	996	100.0

156) In what state were you born? If you were not born in the United States, in what country were you born? (BRNSTATE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	977	33.59	17.50

157) In how many countries besides the United States have you lived? (CNTRYLIV)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	738	73.3
1) One	159	15.8
2) Two	65	6.5
3) Three	29	2.9
4) Four	11	1.1
5) Five	3	0.3
6) Six	2	0.2
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

158) In how many states within the United States have you lived? (STATELIV)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	5	0.5
1) 1	36	3.5
2) 2	115	11.3
3) 3	185	18.2
4) 4	206	20.3
5) 5	165	16.3
6) 6	149	14.7
7) 7	65	6.4
8) 8	48	4.7
9) 9	21	2.1
10) 10	9	0.9
11) 11	5	0.5
12) 12	3	0.3
13) 13	1	0.1
18) 18	1	0.1
30) 30	1	0.1
Missing	1
Total	1015	100.0

159) What is your race or origin? (RACE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) White or Caucasian	963	95.2
2) Black or African-American	18	1.8
3) Indian (American) or Alaska Native	3	0.3
4) Asian or Pacific Islander	16	1.6
5) Hispanic, Latino/a, or Spanish origin	6	0.6
6) Multiracial or biracial	4	0.4
7) Some other race	2	0.2
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

160) What is your race or origin? (RACE2)

	TOTAL	%
3) Indian (American) or Alaska Native	1	50.0
7) Some other race	1	50.0
Missing	1014
Total	2	100.0

161) Age group (AGEGROUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under 40 years old	139	13.9
2) 40-49	319	31.9
3) 50-59	311	31.1
4) 60-older	231	23.1
Missing	16
Total	1000	100.0

162) Type of sample (SAMPLE)

	TOTAL	%
3) Pastors	676	66.5
4) Specialized Clergy	340	33.5
Total	1016	100.0

163) Region of residence (REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Northeast	182	17.9
2) Midwest	286	28.2
3) South	388	38.3
4) West	158	15.6
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

164) Total number of members 1996 (TOTMEM96)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	681	609.88	1,068.01

165) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Persons who physically abuse are violent in all their relationships. (IVALLREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	54	5.3
2) Agree	234	23.1
3) Disagree	501	49.5
4) Strongly disagree	145	14.3
5) Uncertain	79	7.8
Missing	3
Total	1013	100.0

166) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Fathers should remain with their families even if they are physically abusive. (IVDADABS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	8	0.8
2) Agree	22	2.2
3) Disagree	413	40.9
4) Strongly disagree	509	50.3
5) Uncertain	59	5.8
Missing	5
Total	1011	100.0

167) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - People with strong religious beliefs are less likely to abuse. (IVRELBEL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	23	2.3
2) Agree	189	18.7
3) Disagree	496	49.1
4) Strongly disagree	242	24.0
5) Uncertain	60	5.9
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

168) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - My faith tells me that men and women should be equal partners in a relationship. (IVEQUAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	664	65.5
2) Agree	328	32.3
3) Disagree	13	1.3
4) Strongly disagree	2	0.2
5) Uncertain	7	0.7
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

169) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - I think worship should include prayers for victims of interpersonal violence. (IVPRYVIC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	373	36.9
2) Agree	583	57.7
3) Disagree	15	1.5
4) Strongly disagree	4	0.4
5) Uncertain	36	3.6
Missing	5
Total	1011	100.0

170) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Some people who abuse are responsible adults in their community. (IVCOMMTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	330	32.7
2) Agree	628	62.3
3) Disagree	26	2.6
4) Strongly disagree	4	0.4
5) Uncertain	20	2.0
Missing	8
Total	1008	100.0

171) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - It is never okay for a husband to slap his wife. (IVNOSLAP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	677	67.1
2) Agree	284	28.1
3) Disagree	16	1.6
4) Strongly disagree	17	1.7
5) Uncertain	15	1.5
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

172) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - In our society today there are many elderly persons emotionally abused by their adult children. (IVELDABS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	228	22.6
2) Agree	610	60.5
3) Disagree	49	4.9
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
5) Uncertain	118	11.7
Missing	8
Total	1008	100.0

173) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - When a woman is raped, it is probably her fault. (IVWFAULT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	12	1.2
2) Agree	5	0.5
3) Disagree	144	14.3
4) Strongly disagree	837	83.0
5) Uncertain	10	1.0
Missing	8
Total	1008	100.0

174) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - My faith tells me that men are to be the head of the household. (IVMNHEAD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	38	3.8
2) Agree	211	21.0
3) Disagree	373	37.0
4) Strongly disagree	349	34.7
5) Uncertain	36	3.6
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

175) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - There are times when it is okay for a wife to slap her husband. (IVOKSLAP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	58	5.7
2) Agree	34	3.4
3) Disagree	344	34.1
4) Strongly disagree	551	54.6
5) Uncertain	22	2.2
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

176) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Abusers of elderly persons are most often their adult children. (IVKIDABS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	53	5.3
2) Agree	408	40.5
3) Disagree	204	20.3
4) Strongly disagree	14	1.4
5) Uncertain	328	32.6
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

177) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Children are sexually abused most often by strangers. (IVSTRNGR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	11	1.1
2) Agree	8	0.8
3) Disagree	594	58.9
4) Strongly disagree	350	34.7
5) Uncertain	45	4.5
Missing	8
Total	1008	100.0

178) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - A husband has the right to have sex with his wife whenever he wants it. (IVRT2SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	16	1.6
2) Agree	11	1.1
3) Disagree	491	48.7
4) Strongly disagree	477	47.3
5) Uncertain	14	1.4
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

179) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - The church does very little to prevent abuse. (IVPREVNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	82	8.1
2) Agree	541	53.5
3) Disagree	307	30.4
4) Strongly disagree	25	2.5
5) Uncertain	56	5.5
Missing	5
Total	1011	100.0

180) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Elderly persons who are physically abused usually deserve it. (IVELDDES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	10	1.0
2) Agree	2	0.2
3) Disagree	221	21.8
4) Strongly disagree	775	76.4
5) Uncertain	6	0.6
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

181) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Sexually abused children often deny the abuse has happened. (IVKIDDNY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	264	26.0
2) Agree	678	66.9
3) Disagree	23	2.3
4) Strongly disagree	6	0.6
5) Uncertain	43	4.2
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

182) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Withholding something from elderly persons to get them to do what you want is never abusive. (IVWHOLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	21	2.1
2) Agree	15	1.5
3) Disagree	525	52.1
4) Strongly disagree	416	41.3
5) Uncertain	30	3.0
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

183) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Abusive people come from all the different economic groups. (IVECONMC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	537	53.0
2) Agree	460	45.4
3) Disagree	6	0.6
4) Strongly disagree	8	0.8
5) Uncertain	2	0.2
Missing	3
Total	1013	100.0

184) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - My faith tells me that parents have a right to physically discipline their children by spanking or whipping. (IVDISPLN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	27	2.7
2) Agree	217	21.7
3) Disagree	425	42.4
4) Strongly disagree	267	26.6
5) Uncertain	66	6.6
Missing	14
Total	1002	100.0

185) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - I think litanies in worship should include victims of interpersonal violence. (IVLTNIES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	212	21.0
2) Agree	643	63.7
3) Disagree	65	6.4
4) Strongly disagree	9	0.9
5) Uncertain	80	7.9
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

186) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Christians too often use the Bible to justify abuse. (IVJSTIFY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	146	14.5
2) Agree	513	50.9
3) Disagree	203	20.2
4) Strongly disagree	28	2.8
5) Uncertain	117	11.6
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

187) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Church leaders often are not prepared to help members of their congregations who are victims of abuse. (IVUNPPRD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	168	16.6
2) Agree	652	64.6
3) Disagree	139	13.8
4) Strongly disagree	11	1.1
5) Uncertain	40	4.0
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

188) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Victims of sexual abuse often blame themselves for the abuse. (IVBLAME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	286	28.2
2) Agree	676	66.7
3) Disagree	11	1.1
4) Strongly disagree	8	0.8
5) Uncertain	33	3.3
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

189) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - My faith tells me that if parents spare the rod, they will spoil the child. (IVSPOIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	22	2.2
2) Agree	186	18.5
3) Disagree	502	50.0
4) Strongly disagree	232	23.1
5) Uncertain	61	6.1
Missing	13
Total	1003	100.0

190) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - A pastor should always report child abuse. (IVPREPRT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	362	35.9
2) Agree	520	51.5
3) Disagree	60	5.9
4) Strongly disagree	5	0.5
5) Uncertain	62	6.1
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

191) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - I think worship should include sermons on interpersonal violence. (IVSERMIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	194	19.3
2) Agree	687	68.2
3) Disagree	45	4.5
4) Strongly disagree	5	0.5
5) Uncertain	76	7.5
Missing	9
Total	1007	100.0

192) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Interpersonal violence is a private family matter and should not be a concern of my congregation. (IVFAMMAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	5	0.5
2) Agree	9	0.9
3) Disagree	436	43.2
4) Strongly disagree	546	54.1
5) Uncertain	13	1.3
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

193) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - I think our congregation should be provided with resources to educate us about interpersonal violence. (IVRESRCE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	253	25.1
2) Agree	704	69.8
3) Disagree	23	2.3
4) Strongly disagree	5	0.5
5) Uncertain	24	2.4
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

194) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - I personally know someone in my congregation who has experienced a form of interpersonal violence. (IVKNOWIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	229	22.8
2) Agree	603	60.0
3) Disagree	75	7.5
4) Strongly disagree	7	0.7
5) Uncertain	91	9.1
Missing	11
Total	1005	100.0

195) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - I think worship should include sermons on elder abuse. (IVSRMELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	146	14.6
2) Agree	646	64.5
3) Disagree	76	7.6
4) Strongly disagree	4	0.4
5) Uncertain	129	12.9
Missing	15
Total	1001	100.0

196) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - In my congregation I know that the clergy have responded in a helpful way to persons involved in interpersonal violence. (IVCLGHLP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	173	17.3
2) Agree	572	57.2
3) Disagree	60	6.0
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
5) Uncertain	192	19.2
Missing	16
Total	1000	100.0

197) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - I think the clergy in my congregation are adequately trained to respond effectively to incidents of interpersonal violence. (IVCLGTRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	64	6.4
2) Agree	326	32.4
3) Disagree	418	41.6
4) Strongly disagree	53	5.3
5) Uncertain	144	14.3
Missing	11
Total	1005	100.0

198) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - In some cases where women are physically abused by a spouse, they deserve it. (IVWDESRV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	16	1.6
2) Agree	5	0.5
3) Disagree	296	29.3
4) Strongly disagree	677	67.1
5) Uncertain	15	1.5
Missing	7
Total	1009	100.0

199) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Visitors with homebound older adults or those in nursing homes should report observed or suspected abuses. (IVVREPRT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	360	35.6
2) Agree	617	61.1
3) Disagree	7	0.7
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
5) Uncertain	23	2.3
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

200) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - The church should provide training in how to recognize signs of abuse in others. (IVTRNABS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	265	26.2
2) Agree	634	62.7
3) Disagree	30	3.0
4) Strongly disagree	3	0.3
5) Uncertain	79	7.8
Missing	5
Total	1011	100.0

201) People differ greatly in terms of their attitudes toward interpersonal violence. The following statement is about interpersonal violence. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with the statement. - Abused older adults should tell about the abuse to their pastor. (IVELDTEL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	298	29.4
2) Agree	670	66.2
3) Disagree	6	0.6
4) Strongly disagree	1	0.1
5) Uncertain	37	3.7
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0

202) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Rape by spouse (RAPESPS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1009	99.3
1) Checked	7	0.7
Total	1016	100.0

203) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Rape by spouse (RAPESPS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	919	90.5
1) Checked	97	9.5
Total	1016	100.0

204) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Rape by spouse (RAPESPSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	733	72.1
1) Checked	283	27.9
Total	1016	100.0

205) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Rape by acquaintance (RAPEACQ1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	997	98.1
1) Checked	19	1.9
Total	1016	100.0

206) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Rape by acquaintance (RAPEACQ2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	773	76.1
1) Checked	243	23.9
Total	1016	100.0

207) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Rape by acquaintance (RAPEACQC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	555	54.6
1) Checked	461	45.4
Total	1016	100.0

208) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Rape by stranger (RAPESTR1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1010	99.4
1) Checked	6	0.6
Total	1016	100.0

209) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Rape by stranger (RAPESTR2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	806	79.3
1) Checked	210	20.7
Total	1016	100.0

210) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Rape by stranger (RAPESTRC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	601	59.2
1) Checked	415	40.8
Total	1016	100.0

211) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Child abuse: physical abuse (KIDPHYS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	940	92.5
1) Checked	76	7.5
Total	1016	100.0

212) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Child Abuse: physical abuse (KIDPHYS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	685	67.4
1) Checked	331	32.6
Total	1016	100.0

213) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Child Abuse: physical abuse (KIDPHYSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	409	40.3
1) Checked	607	59.7
Total	1016	100.0

214) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Child Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (KIDEMOT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	845	83.2
1) Checked	171	16.8
Total	1016	100.0

215) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Child Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (KIDEMOT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	591	58.2
1) Checked	425	41.8
Total	1016	100.0

216) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Child Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (KIDEMOTC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	325	32.0
1) Checked	691	68.0
Total	1016	100.0

217) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Child Abuse: sexual abuse (KIDSEXL1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	947	93.2
1) Checked	69	6.8
Total	1016	100.0

218) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Child Abuse: sexual abuse (KIDSEXL2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	679	66.8
1) Checked	337	33.2
Total	1016	100.0

219) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Child Abuse: sexual abuse (KIDSEXLC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	417	41.0
1) Checked	599	59.0
Total	1016	100.0

220) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Partner Abuse: physical abuse (PRTPHYS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	979	96.4
1) Checked	37	3.6
Total	1016	100.0

221) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Partner Abuse: physical abuse (PRTPHYS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	725	71.4
1) Checked	291	28.6
Total	1016	100.0

222) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Partner Abuse: physical abuse (PRTPHYSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	420	41.3
1) Checked	596	58.7
Total	1016	100.0

223) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Partner Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (PRTEMOT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	901	88.7
1) Checked	115	11.3
Total	1016	100.0

224) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Partner Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (PRTEMOT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	634	62.4
1) Checked	382	37.6
Total	1016	100.0

225) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Partner Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (PRTEMOTC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	323	31.8
1) Checked	693	68.2
Total	1016	100.0

226) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself.-Elder Abuse: physical abuse (ELDPHYS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1015	99.9
1) Checked	1	0.1
Total	1016	100.0

227) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Elder Abuse: physical abuse (ELDPHYS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	905	89.1
1) Checked	111	10.9
Total	1016	100.0

228) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Elder Abuse: physical abuse (ELDPHYSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	729	71.8
1) Checked	287	28.2
Total	1016	100.0

229) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Elder Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (ELDEMOT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1011	99.5
1) Checked	5	0.5
Total	1016	100.0

230) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Elder Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (ELDEMOT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	831	81.8
1) Checked	185	18.2
Total	1016	100.0

231) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee).-Elder Abuse: emotional/verbal abuse (ELDEMOTC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	543	53.4
1) Checked	473	46.6
Total	1016	100.0

232) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Elder Abuse: sexual abuse (ELDSEXL1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1016	0.00	0.00

233) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Elder Abuse: sexual abuse (ELDSEXL2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	976	96.1
1) Checked	40	3.9
Total	1016	100.0

234) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Elder Abuse: sexual abuse (ELDSEXLC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	904	89.0
1) Checked	112	11.0
Total	1016	100.0

235) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Elder Abuse: financial abuse (e.g., theft, fraud) (ELDFIN1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1008	99.2
1) Checked	8	0.8
Total	1016	100.0

236) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Elder Abuse: financial abuse (e.g., theft, fraud) (ELDFIN2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	805	79.2
1) Checked	211	20.8
Total	1016	100.0

237) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Elder Abuse: financial abuse (e.g., theft, fraud) (ELDFINC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	539	53.1
1) Checked	477	46.9
Total	1016	100.0

238) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Elder Abuse: neglect (ELDNEGL1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1013	99.7
1) Checked	3	0.3
Total	1016	100.0

239) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Elder Abuse: neglect (ELDNEGL2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	809	79.6
1) Checked	207	20.4
Total	1016	100.0

240) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Elder Abuse: neglect (ELDNEGLC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	467	46.0
1) Checked	549	54.0
Total	1016	100.0

241) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself.- Abuse by Clergy: physical abuse (CABPHYS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1000	98.4
1) Checked	16	1.6
Total	1016	100.0

242) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by Clergy: physical abuse (CABPHYS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	946	93.1
1) Checked	70	6.9
Total	1016	100.0

243) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by Clergy: physical abuse (CABPHYSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	896	88.2
1) Checked	120	11.8
Total	1016	100.0

244) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Abuse by Clergy: emotional/verbal abuse (CABEMOT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	943	92.8
1) Checked	73	7.2
Total	1016	100.0

245) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by Clergy: emotional/verbal abuse (CABEMOT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	861	84.7
1) Checked	155	15.3
Total	1016	100.0

246) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by Clergy: emotional/verbal abuse (CABEMOTC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	750	73.8
1) Checked	266	26.2
Total	1016	100.0

247) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Abuse by Clergy: sexual abuse (CABSEXL1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	980	96.5
1) Checked	36	3.5
Total	1016	100.0

248) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by Clergy: sexual abuse (CABSEXL2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	823	81.0
1) Checked	193	19.0
Total	1016	100.0

249) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by Clergy: sexual abuse (CABSEXLC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	687	67.6
1) Checked	329	32.4
Total	1016	100.0

250) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): physical abuse (PCPPHYS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1009	99.3
1) Checked	7	0.7
Total	1016	100.0

251) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): physical abuse (PCPPHYS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	975	96.0
1) Checked	41	4.0
Total	1016	100.0

252) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): physical abuse (PCPPHYSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	942	92.7
1) Checked	74	7.3
Total	1016	100.0

253) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself.- Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): emotional/verbal abuse (PCPEMOT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	994	97.8
1) Checked	22	2.2
Total	1016	100.0

254) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): emotional/verbal abuse (PCPEMOT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	933	91.8
1) Checked	83	8.2
Total	1016	100.0

255) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): emotional/verbal abuse (PCPEMOTC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	855	84.2
1) Checked	161	15.8
Total	1016	100.0

256) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): sexual abuse (PCPSEXL1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1005	98.9
1) Checked	11	1.1
Total	1016	100.0

257) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): sexual abuse (PCPSEXL2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	928	91.3
1) Checked	88	8.7
Total	1016	100.0

258) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by a Paid Church Professional (e.g., counselor, youth director, Christian educators, etc.): sexual abuse (PCPSEXLC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	859	84.5
1) Checked	157	15.5
Total	1016	100.0

259) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself.- Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): physical abuse (VOLPHYS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1010	99.4
1) Checked	6	0.6
Total	1016	100.0

260) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): physical abuse (VOLPHYS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	981	96.6
1) Checked	35	3.4
Total	1016	100.0

261) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): physical abuse (VOLPHYSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	936	92.1
1) Checked	80	7.9
Total	1016	100.0

262) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): emotional/verbal abuse (VOLEMOT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	981	96.6
1) Checked	35	3.4
Total	1016	100.0

263) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): emotional/verbal abuse (VOLEMOT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	941	92.6
1) Checked	75	7.4
Total	1016	100.0

264) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): emotional/verbal abuse (VOLEMOTC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	859	84.5
1) Checked	157	15.5
Total	1016	100.0

265) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through experiencing it yourself. - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): sexual abuse (VOLSEXL1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	1007	99.1
1) Checked	9	0.9
Total	1016	100.0

266) Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through your relationship to a family member, close friend, or member of your church. - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): sexual abuse (VOLSEXL2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	956	94.1
1) Checked	60	5.9
Total	1016	100.0

267) (Answered by clergypersons only). Please indicate by checking the appropriate box if you have been personally touched by the following situation through pastoral care (happened to a parishioner or counselee). - Abuse by a Volunteer Church Worker (e.g., deacon, elder, church school teacher, youth worker, etc.): sexual abuse (VOLSEXLC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	887	87.3
1) Checked	129	12.7
Total	1016	100.0

268) How often do you pray? (PRAYOFTN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Two or more times a day	709	72.3
2) Once a day	164	16.7
3) Two or more times a week (but less than daily)	87	8.9
4) Once a week	5	0.5
5) Less than once a week	11	1.1
6) Never	5	0.5
Missing	35
Total	981	100.0

269) About how many times a week do you pray? (PRAYWEEK)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	963	25.72	27.04

270) How satisfied are you with your prayer life? (SATPRAYR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	97	9.9
2) Satisfied	410	41.8
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	299	30.4
4) Dissatisfied	168	17.1
5) Very dissatisfied	8	0.8
Missing	34
Total	982	100.0

271) In general, would you say your health is... (HEALTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	276	27.9
2) Very good	424	42.9
3) Good	231	23.4
4) Fair	50	5.1
5) Poor	7	0.7
Missing	28
Total	988	100.0

272) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks did you feel full of pep? (WK4PEP)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	26	2.6
2) Most of the time	343	34.8
3) A good bit of time	308	31.2
4) Some of the time	214	21.7
5) A little of the time	83	8.4
6) None of the time	12	1.2
Missing	30
Total	986	100.0

273) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks have you been a very nervous person? (WK4NERVS)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	3	0.3
2) Most of the time	10	1.0
3) A good bit of time	29	3.0
4) Some of the time	175	17.8
5) A little of the time	472	48.0
6) None of the time	294	29.9
Missing	33
Total	983	100.0

274) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks have you felt so down in the dumps that nothing could cheer you up? (WK4DOWN)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	2	0.2
2) Most of the time	4	0.4
3) A good bit of time	13	1.3
4) Some of the time	74	7.6
5) A little of the time	250	25.7
6) None of the time	631	64.8
Missing	42
Total	974	100.0

275) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks have you felt calm and peaceful? (WK4CALM)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	16	1.6
2) Most of the time	343	35.0
3) A good bit of time	370	37.8
4) Some of the time	200	20.4
5) A little of the time	44	4.5
6) None of the time	7	0.7
Missing	36
Total	980	100.0

276) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks did you have a lot of energy? (WK4ENRGY)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	26	2.7
2) Most of the time	334	34.1
3) A good bit of time	305	31.2
4) Some of the time	218	22.3
5) A little of the time	82	8.4
6) None of the time	14	1.4
Missing	37
Total	979	100.0

277) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks have you felt downhearted and blue? (WK4BLUE)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	2	0.2
2) Most of the time	11	1.1
3) A good bit of time	28	2.9
4) Some of the time	197	20.1
5) A little of the time	533	54.5
6) None of the time	207	21.2
Missing	38
Total	978	100.0

278) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks did you feel worn out? (WK4WORN)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	2	0.2
2) Most of the time	38	3.9
3) A good bit of time	89	9.1
4) Some of the time	348	35.5
5) A little of the time	416	42.5
6) None of the time	86	8.8
Missing	37
Total	979	100.0

279) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks have you been a happy person? (WK4HAPPY)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	52	5.3
2) Most of the time	571	58.1
3) A good bit of time	226	23.0
4) Some of the time	107	10.9
5) A little of the time	22	2.2
6) None of the time	5	0.5
Missing	33
Total	983	100.0

280) This question is about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past four weeks. Please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How much of the time during the past four weeks did you feel tired? (WK4TIRED)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of the time	7	0.7
2) Most of the time	61	6.2
3) A good bit of time	121	12.3
4) Some of the time	439	44.7
5) A little of the time	339	34.5
6) None of the time	16	1.6
Missing	33
Total	983	100.0

281) How TRUE or FALSE is the following statement for you? - I am as healthy as anybody I know. (ASHLTHY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely true	211	21.5
2) Mostly true	561	57.2
3) Don't know	90	9.2
4) Mostly false	94	9.6
5) Definitely false	24	2.4
Missing	36
Total	980	100.0

282) How TRUE or FALSE is the following statement for you? - My health is excellent. (HLTHEXC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely true	228	23.4
2) Mostly true	614	62.9
3) Don't know	29	3.0
4) Mostly false	98	10.0
5) Definitely false	7	0.7
Missing	40
Total	976	100.0

283) Now please think about the most recent major problem or challenge you have faced, such as a death in the family, major financial loss, serious illness to you or someone close, or a major disagreement with a close friend or relative. What was it? (MAJRPRB1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	724	43.84	19.36

284) Now please think about the most recent major problem or challenge you have faced, such as a death in the family, major financial loss, serious illness to you or someone close, or a major disagreement with a close friend or relative. What was it? (MAJRPRB2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	121	43.36	19.74

285) Now please think about the most recent major problem or challenge you have faced, such as a death in the family, major financial loss, serious illness to you or someone close, or a major disagreement with a close friend or relative. What was it? (MAJRPRB3)

	TOTAL	%
3) Changed jobs for a better one	1	3.6
5) Changed jobs, no better no worse	1	3.6
10) Laid off	2	7.1
11) Fired	2	7.1
13) Sharply reduced workload	1	3.6
17) Married couple separated	1	3.6
29) Death in family	2	7.1
40) Started buying a car-furniture, etc.	1	3.6
42) Suffered financial loss	3	10.7
45) Pet died	1	3.6
47) Close friend died	1	3.6
51) Physical illness	2	7.1
58) Problems with congregation	3	10.7
61) Serving as caretaker for another	1	3.6
65) Other having children	1	3.6
66) Other family	2	7.1
69) Other financial	2	7.1
70) Other health	1	3.6
Missing	988
Total	28	100.0

286) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I thought about how my life is part of a larger spiritual force. (RELRGSPR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	130	13.8
2) Somewhat	257	27.4
3) Quite a bit	304	32.4
4) A great deal	248	26.4
Missing	77
Total	939	100.0

287) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I worked together with God as partners to get through this problem. (REPRTNRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	32	3.4
2) Somewhat	211	22.4
3) Quite a bit	365	38.8
4) A great deal	333	35.4
Missing	75
Total	941	100.0

288) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I decided the devil made this happen. (REDEVIL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	835	88.5
2) Somewhat	93	9.9
3) Quite a bit	9	1.0
4) A great deal	7	0.7
Missing	72
Total	944	100.0

289) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I looked to God for strength, support, and guidance. (RESTRGTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	15	1.6
2) Somewhat	103	10.9
3) Quite a bit	288	30.3
4) A great deal	543	57.2
Missing	67
Total	949	100.0

290) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I tried to find the lesson from God in this problem. (RELESSON)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	208	21.9
2) Somewhat	317	33.4
3) Quite a bit	235	24.8
4) A great deal	188	19.8
Missing	68
Total	948	100.0

291) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I questioned the power of God. (REQUESTN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	749	79.9
2) Somewhat	165	17.6
3) Quite a bit	14	1.5
4) A great deal	9	1.0
Missing	79
Total	937	100.0

292) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I tried to give spiritual strength to other people. (REGIVSPR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	84	9.0
2) Somewhat	273	29.2
3) Quite a bit	356	38.0
4) A great deal	223	23.8
Missing	80
Total	936	100.0

293) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I sought help from God in letting go of my anger. (RELETGO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	241	26.3
2) Somewhat	288	31.4
3) Quite a bit	260	28.3
4) A great deal	129	14.1
Missing	98
Total	918	100.0

294) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I felt that this problem was God's way of punishing me for my sins or lack of spirituality. (RESINS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	882	93.5
2) Somewhat	55	5.8
3) Quite a bit	3	0.3
4) A great deal	3	0.3
Missing	73
Total	943	100.0

295) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I wondered whether God has abandoned me. (REABANDN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	810	85.4
2) Somewhat	126	13.3
3) Quite a bit	9	0.9
4) A great deal	3	0.3
Missing	68
Total	948	100.0

296) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I questioned whether God really exists. (REEXISTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	873	92.1
2) Somewhat	62	6.5
3) Quite a bit	10	1.1
4) A great deal	3	0.3
Missing	68
Total	948	100.0

297) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I expressed anger at God for letting this problem happen. (REANGER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	672	71.0
2) Somewhat	211	22.3
3) Quite a bit	56	5.9
4) A great deal	8	0.8
Missing	69
Total	947	100.0

298) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I asked forgiveness for my sins. (REFORGIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	282	30.0
2) Somewhat	311	33.0
3) Quite a bit	255	27.1
4) A great deal	93	9.9
Missing	75
Total	941	100.0

299) (Answered only in response to question MAJRPROB). We are interested in learning more about how you responded or reacted when this most recent problem happened. The following statement is something people sometimes do to deal with difficulties like this. Please indicate how much you relied on the following statement in the process of grappling with your most recent serious problem. - I asked God's love for me. (REGODLVE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	129	13.7
2) Somewhat	220	23.4
3) Quite a bit	347	36.8
4) A great deal	246	26.1
Missing	74
Total	942	100.0

300) How often do you have doubts about the things you have learned in church? (OFTLRND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	66	6.6
2) Fairly often	166	16.6
3) Once in a while	682	68.3
4) Never	84	8.4
Missing	18
Total	998	100.0

301) How often do you doubt that solutions to your problems can be found in the Bible? (OFTBIBLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	44	4.4
2) Fairly often	166	16.7
3) Once in a while	536	53.9
4) Never	248	24.9
Missing	22
Total	994	100.0

302) How often do you have doubts about your religious or spiritual beliefs? (OFTBELFS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	20	2.0
2) Fairly often	111	11.1
3) Once in a while	651	65.2
4) Never	216	21.6
Missing	18
Total	998	100.0

303) How often do you doubt whether your prayers make a difference? (OFTPRYRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	22	2.2
2) Fairly often	98	9.9
3) Once in a while	540	54.4
4) Never	332	33.5
Missing	24
Total	992	100.0

304) (Answered only by members and elders) This question deals with relationships you've had over the past year with other members in the congregation you serve or attend. (In answering, please think just about members, not the pastor(s).) How often have members in your congregation made you feel loved and cared for? (YRLOVED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	164	45.8
2) Fairly often	130	36.3
3) Once in a while	59	16.5
4) Never	5	1.4
Missing	658
Total	358	100.0

305) (Answered only by members and elders) This question deals with relationships you've had over the past year with other members in the congregation you serve or attend. (In answering, please think just about members, not the pastor(s).) How often have members in your congregation listened to you talk about your private problems and concerns? (YRLISTND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	63	17.9
2) Fairly often	89	25.4
3) Once in a while	164	46.7
4) Never	35	10.0
Missing	665
Total	351	100.0

306) (Answered only by members and elders) This question deals with relationships you've had over the past year with other members in the congregation you serve or attend. (In answering, please think just about members, not the pastor(s).) How often have members in your congregation shared their religious experiences with you? (YRSHARED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	95	27.1
2) Fairly often	141	40.2
3) Once in a while	92	26.2
4) Never	23	6.6
Missing	665
Total	351	100.0

307) (Answered only by members and elders) This question deals with relationships you've had over the past year with other members in the congregation you serve or attend. (In answering, please think just about members, not the pastor(s).) How often have members in your congregation helped you to live according to your religious beliefs? (YRBELFS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	66	18.8
2) Fairly often	134	38.2
3) Once in a while	125	35.6
4) Never	26	7.4
Missing	665
Total	351	100.0

308) (Answered only by members and elders) This question deals with relationships you've had over the past year with other members in the congregation you serve or attend. (In answering, please think just about members, not the pastor(s).) How often have members in your congregation helped you to know God better? (YRKNWGOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	84	23.9
2) Fairly often	140	39.9
3) Once in a while	104	29.6
4) Never	23	6.6
Missing	665
Total	351	100.0

309) (Answered only by members and elders) The contact we have with others is not always pleasant. Thinking back over the past year, how often have other members in your congregation made too many demands on you? (DEMANDYR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	31	8.9
2) Fairly often	76	21.8
3) Once in a while	182	52.1
4) Never	60	17.2
Missing	667
Total	349	100.0

310) (Answered only by members and elders) The contact we have with others is not always pleasant. Thinking back over the past year, how often have other members in your congregation been critical of you and the things you have done? (CRITCLYR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	14	4.0
2) Fairly often	43	12.3
3) Once in a while	219	62.6
4) Never	74	21.1
Missing	666
Total	350	100.0

311) (Answered only by members and elders) Now we'd like you to think about the relationship you have had with the pastor(s) of your congregation over the past year. How often does your pastor(s) speak with you about your private problems and concerns? (PSTSPEAK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	7	3.5
2) Fairly often	40	20.1
3) Once in a while	97	48.7
4) Never	31	15.6
5) Don't know	3	1.5
6) Not needed	21	10.6
Missing	817
Total	199	100.0

312) (Answered only by members and elders) Now we'd like you to think about the relationship you have had with the pastor(s) of your congregation over the past year. This question is about times you have talked with your pastor(s) individually. Thinking of these times, how often has your pastor expressed interest and concern in your well-being? (PSTCNCRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	33	18.0
2) Fairly often	70	38.3
3) Once in a while	56	30.6
4) Never	18	9.8
5) Don't know	6	3.3
Missing	833
Total	183	100.0

313) (Answered only by members and elders) Now we'd like you to think about the relationship you have had with the pastor(s) of your congregation over the past year. How often has your pastor(s) been critical of you and the things you have done? (PSTCRTCL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	1	0.6
2) Fairly often	4	2.2
3) Once in a while	35	19.3
4) Never	123	68.0
5) Don't know	18	9.9
Missing	835
Total	181	100.0

314) (Answered only by members and elders) Now we'd like you to think about the relationship you have had with the pastor(s) of your congregation over the past year. How often does your pastor(s) insist on having things his or her own way? (PSTOWNWY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	11	6.0
2) Fairly often	30	16.5
3) Once in a while	60	33.0
4) Never	59	32.4
5) Don't know	22	12.1
Missing	834
Total	182	100.0

315) (Answered only by members and elders) How often do you attend your congregation's Sunday worship services? (SUNSRVC)

	TOTAL	%
3) About once or twice a year	2	0.6
4) Several times a year	12	3.8
5) About once a month	17	5.3
6) Two to three times a month	25	7.8
7) Nearly every week	81	25.3
8) Every week	183	57.2
Missing	696
Total	320	100.0

316) Do you have a pet or pets in your household? (OWNPET)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	609	61.6
2) No	380	38.4
Missing	27
Total	989	100.0

317) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='YES' TO OWNPET) Do you own a dog? (PETDOG)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	627	61.7
1) Checked	389	38.3
Total	1016	100.0

318) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='CHECKED' TO PETDOG) How many dogs do you own? (DOGMANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	286	73.9
2) Two	86	22.2
3) Three	14	3.6
4) Four	1	0.3
Missing	629
Total	387	100.0

319) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='YES' TO OWNPET) Do you own a cat? (PETCAT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	666	65.6
1) Checked	350	34.4
Total	1016	100.0

320) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='CHECKED' TO PETCAT) How many cats do you own? (CATMANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	208	59.4
2) Two	106	30.3
3) Three	22	6.3
4) Four	5	1.4
5) Five	1	0.3
6) Six	3	0.9
7) Seven	4	1.1
8) Eight	1	0.3
Missing	666
Total	350	100.0

321) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='YES' TO OWNPET) Do you own a bird? (PETBIRD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	978	96.3
1) Checked	38	3.7
Total	1016	100.0

322) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='CHECKED' TO PETBIRD) How many birds do you own? (BIRDMANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	22	57.9
2) Two	8	21.1
3) Three	3	7.9
4) Four	3	7.9
9) Nine or more	2	5.3
Missing	978
Total	38	100.0

323) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='YES' TO OWNPET) Do you own a fish? (PETFISH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	940	92.5
1) Checked	76	7.5
Total	1016	100.0

324) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='CHECKED' TO PETFISH) How many fish do you own? (FISHMANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	15	20.3
2) Two	11	14.9
3) Three	5	6.8
4) Four	4	5.4
5) Five	9	12.2
6) Six	7	9.5
7) Seven	1	1.4
8) Eight	3	4.1
9) Nine or more	19	25.7
Missing	942
Total	74	100.0

325) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='YES' TO OWNPET) Do you own any other pet besides a dog, cat, bird, or fish? (PETOTHER)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not checked	944	92.9
1) Checked	72	7.1
Total	1016	100.0

326) (ASKED ONLY OF RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 1='CHECKED' TO PETOTHER) How many other pets do you own besides dogs, cats, birds, or fish? (OTHRMANY)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	38	53.5
2) Two	18	25.4
3) Three	4	5.6
4) Four	4	5.6
5) Five	4	5.6
6) Six	1	1.4
9) Nine or more	2	2.8
Missing	945
Total	71	100.0

327) We asked you to serve as a panelist for a period of three years. Did you find this number of years was: (PANL3YRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too many	135	13.6
2) About right	748	75.4
3) Too few	54	5.4
4) Not sure	55	5.5
Missing	24
Total	992	100.0

328) In each of the three years you served as a panelist, you were sent a total of four questionnaires. Did you find that this number of questionnaires per year was: (NUMQUEST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too many	85	8.6
2) About right	866	87.2
3) Too few	25	2.5
4) Not sure	17	1.7
Missing	23
Total	993	100.0

329) Panel questionnaires are typically 6 to 8 pages in length. Do you find this number is: (PGLENGTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too many	199	20.2
2) About right	770	78.1
3) Too few	1	0.1
4) Not sure	16	1.6
Missing	30
Total	986	100.0

330) Would you like to receive the two remaining Panel Summaries; that is, the Summary for this survey and for the one you completed in August on the public role of Presbyterians? (PANELSUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	881	89.3
2) No	106	10.7
Missing	29
Total	987	100.0

331) How often, if ever, have you shared or passed along a copy of a Panel Summary to someone else in your household? (SHRHOUSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	97	10.4
2) Fairly often	166	17.8
3) Not too often	289	31.0
4) Never	379	40.7
Missing	85
Total	931	100.0

332) How often, if ever, have you shared or passed along a copy of a Panel Summary to someone else at church? (SHRCHRCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	66	7.0
2) Fairly often	230	24.3
3) Not too often	304	32.2
4) Never	345	36.5
Missing	71
Total	945	100.0

333) How often, if ever, have you shared or passed along a copy of a Panel Summary to a friend or relative? (SHRFREND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	21	2.4
2) Fairly often	119	13.3
3) Not too often	258	28.9
4) Never	495	55.4
Missing	123
Total	893	100.0

334) (ANSWERED ONLY IF RESPONDENT IS LAITY) How often, if ever, have you shared or passed along a copy of a Panel Summary to the pastor? (SHRPASTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	8	2.7
2) Fairly often	14	4.7
3) Not too often	45	15.3
4) Never	228	77.3
Missing	721
Total	295	100.0

335) (ANSWERED ONLY IF RESPONDENT IS CLERGY) How often, if ever, have you shared or passed along a copy of a Panel Summary to another pastor or minister? (SHROTHRP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	53	5.9
2) Fairly often	134	14.9
3) Not too often	295	32.7
4) Never	419	46.5
Missing	115
Total	901	100.0

336) How often, if ever, have you shared or passed along a copy of a Panel Summary to your congregational newsletter editor/compiler? (SHREDITR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	35	4.0
2) Fairly often	119	13.5
3) Not too often	277	31.4
4) Never	452	51.2
Missing	133
Total	883	100.0

337) How often, if ever, have you shared or passed along a copy of a Panel Summary to anyone else not already mentioned? (SHROTHER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	64	22.6
2) Fairly often	5	1.8
3) Not too often	19	6.7
4) Never	195	68.9
Missing	733
Total	283	100.0

338) What is your sex? (for use with online analysis) (I-GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Female	213	21.0
2) Male	803	79.0
Total	1016	100.0

339) What is your present marital status? (for use with online analysis) (I-MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	884	87.3
2) Not married	129	12.7
Missing	3
Total	1013	100.0

340) Region of residence (for use with online analysis) (I-REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Northeast	182	17.9
2) Midwest	286	28.2
3) South	388	38.3
4) West	158	15.6
Missing	2
Total	1014	100.0

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

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	591	58.5
2) Independent	177	17.5
3) Republican	230	22.8
4) Other	12	1.2
Missing	6
Total	1010	100.0

342) What is your present age? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than 40	139	13.9
2) 40-49	319	31.9
3) 50-64	464	46.4
4) 65+	78	7.8
Missing	16
Total	1000	100.0

343) Which of these categories best describes your total family income from all sources, before taxes, during 1995? (If you live alone, or with non-relatives, answer in terms of your own personal income.) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $20,000	29	2.9
2) $20,000 - $49,999	378	37.4
3) $50,000 - $99,999	509	50.3
4) $100K+	96	9.5
Missing	4
Total	1012	100.0