National Survey on Discrimination in Mexico, Elderly Population - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) ID (FOLIO) (ID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	3,242.96	1,069.88

2) Interview number of second capture (FOLIO2) (ID2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	3,242.96	1,069.88

3) State number (EDO) (STATENM)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	16.71	9.01

4) State number of the second capture (EDO1) (STATENM1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	16.71	9.01

5) Municipality (MPIO) (MUNICIP)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	48.46	62.05

6) Municipality of the second capture (MPIO1) (MUNICIP1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	48.46	62.05

7) Basic Geostatistical Area (similar to Census Tract) (AGEB) (BGSAREA)
8) Basic Geostatistical Area of the second capture (similar to Census Tract) (AGEBS) (BGSAREA1)
9) Locality (LOCA)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	26.34	83.26

10) Locality of the second capture (LOCAL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	26.34	83.26

11) Blocks for Basic Geostatistical Area (MZAX) (BLOCKS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	254.79	402.57

12) Blocks for Basic Geostatistical Area of the second capture (MZAX1) (BLOCKS1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	254.79	402.57

13) Objective type of population (TPOS)

	TOTAL	%
1)	301	39.6
2)	393	51.6
3)	67	8.8
Total	761	100.0

14) Objective type of population for the second capture (TIP)

	TOTAL	%
1)	301	39.6
2)	393	51.6
3)	67	8.8
Total	761	100.0

15) Block chosen (MZA) (BLOCK)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	233.75	409.26

16) Block chosen for the second capture (MZA1) (BLOCK1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	233.75	409.26

17) Housing of the block (VIV1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	602.56	477.27

18) Housing of the block for the second capture (VIVA1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	602.56	477.27

19) Housing chosen (VIV2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	599.02	484.13

20) Housing chosen of the second capture (VIVA2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	599.02	484.13

21) Day of the first interview (DIA01) (DAY01)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	18.02	11.08

22) Month of the first interview (MES01) (MONTH01)

	TOTAL	%
11) November 2004	451	59.3
12) December 2004	310	40.7
Total	761	100.0

23) Interviewer (ENCO01) (INTV01)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	3,016.96	4,267.07

24) Starting time of the first interview (HOR01) (TIME1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	14.03	2.47

25) Ending time of the first interview (HOR02) (TIME2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	14.77	2.47

26) Total time of first interview (DUR01) (TIMETOT1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	45.72	11.59

27) Result of first interview (RES01)

	TOTAL	%
1) Interview completed	761	100.0
Total	761	100.0

28) Code of Supervisor (SUPCOD) (SUPCOD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	1,779.40	1,910.88

29) Day in which the interview was monitored (DIA03) (DAY03)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	18.83	10.90

30) Month in which the interview was monitored (MES03) (MONTH03)

	TOTAL	%
11) November 2004	450	59.1
12) December 2004	311	40.9
Total	761	100.0

31) Day of which capture was validated (DIA04) (DAY04)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	13.00	0.00

32) Month of which capture was validated (MES04) (MONTH04)

	TOTAL	%
12) December 2004	761	100.0
Total	761	100.0

33) Day of which interview was encoded (DIA05) (DAY05)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	21.84	2.85

34) Month of which interview was encoded (MES05) (MONTH05)

	TOTAL	%
11) November 2004	2	0.3
12) December 2004	759	99.7
Total	761	100.0

35) Number of people who normally live in the house (PA1) (PEOPLHOU)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	4.02	2.35

36) Sex (SEXO) (SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	323	42.4
2) Female	438	57.6
Total	761	100.0

37) Age of respondent (EDAD) (AGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	69.09	7.13

38) Do you know how to read and write a message? (P3) (MESSAGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	527	69.3
2) No	234	30.7
Total	761	100.0

39) Have you ever attended school? (P4) (SCHOOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	504	66.2
2) No	255	33.5
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

40) Which was the last school grade you pass? Ask for grade in years and level. ___ year or grade. (P5_1) (LSTGRADE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Preschool or kindergarten	52	10.3
2) Elementary	92	18.2
3) Junior high	140	27.7
4) High school	55	10.9
5) Normal track education (school for teachers) with elementary school finished	30	5.9
6) Normal track education (school for teachers) with junior high school finished	135	26.7
8) Technical or commercial career track with junior high school finished	1	0.2
99) Does not answer	1	0.2
Missing	255
Total	506	100.0

41) Level [of education] (P5_2) (EDULEVEL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Pre-school or kindergarten	9	1.8
2) Elementary	400	79.1
3) Junior high	37	7.3
4) High school	11	2.2
5) Normal (school for teachers) with complete elementary	1	0.2
6) Normal (school for teachers) with complete secondary (middle school)	6	1.2
7) Technical or business school with complete elementary	5	1.0
8) Technical or business school with complete junior high	12	2.4
9) Technical or business school with complete high school	3	0.6
10) Professional (bachelor's degree)	19	3.8
11) Graduate school	1	0.2
98) Does not know	1	0.2
99) Does not answer	1	0.2
Missing	255
Total	506	100.0

42) Do you speak any dialect or indigenous language? (P6) (DILANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	118	15.5
2) No	636	83.6
9) Does not answer	7	0.9
Total	761	100.0

43) At this moment are you…? (P7) (RELASTAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Cohabitating	45	5.9
2) Separated	29	3.8
3) Divorced	18	2.4
4) Widowed	266	35.0
5) Married only by civil law	84	11.0
6) Married only by religious law	19	2.5
7) Married by both civil and religious law	267	35.1
8) Single	30	3.9
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

44) Could you tell me which religion you belong to? (P8) (RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Catholic	668	87.8
2) Other Christian church	51	6.7
3) Other religion, not Christian	16	2.1
4) Believer with no religion	11	1.4
5) No religion	14	1.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

45) Now let's talk about work. Last week… (P9) (WRKLSTWK)

	TOTAL	%
1) You worked last week	149	19.6
2) You didn't work, even though you had a job	11	1.4
3) You looked for a job	6	0.8
5) Stayed home full time	174	22.9
6) Retired or on a pension	81	10.6
7) Can't work because you have a permanent handicap	3	0.4
8) Did not work	333	43.8
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

46) In addition to (information from WRKLSTWK), last week …? (P10) (OTHRWORK)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	160	21.0
1) Did you help on the family business?	2	0.3
2) Did you sell clothes, cosmetics or food?	3	0.4
3) Did you make products to sell as food, as handcraft or as clothes?	2	0.3
4) Did you help to work in the agriculture or farming animals?	8	1.1
5) Did you do other work in exchange for payment like washing, ironing or sewing clothes?	3	0.4
6) You didn't work.	582	76.5
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

47) What was the principal occupation or profession you work last week? (P10A) (JOBMAIN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	169.13	370.28

48) Written capture of responses from JOBMAIN (AA02)
49) Are you mostly dedicated to your main job? (P11) (JOBTIME)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) Permanently	118	15.5
2) For short periods of time (a seasonal job)	58	7.6
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

50) For how long have you been dedicated to your job in the same place? Years (P12) (JOBLONG)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	7.62	18.28

51) In what type of institution or industry are you working? (P13) (JOBINST)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) Public institution	17	2.2
2) Private institution	32	4.2
3) Informal Business.	91	12.0
4) Other	38	5.0
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

52) And in your work, do you have a contract? (P14_1) (JOBCONT1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	711	93.4
1) Yes, I have a contract	9	1.2
2) No, I do not have a contract	41	5.4
Total	761	100.0

53) If the answer is 'Yes,' what type of contract? (P14_2) (JOBCONT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	752	98.8
1) Permanent	7	0.9
2) Conditional	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

54) How many hours did you work last week in your main job? _____ Hours (P15) (JOBHOURS)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	10.21	21.68

55) In your main job, do you: have paid vacations? (P16_1) (JOBPVACA)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) Yes	12	1.6
2) No	166	21.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

56) At your main job, do you: receive bonuses? (P16_2) (JOBBON)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) Yes	16	2.1
2) No	162	21.3
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

57) At your main job, do you: receive a portion of the profits? (P16_3) (JOBPROFI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) Yes	2	0.3
2) No	176	23.1
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

58) At your main job, do you: have medical services like IMSS, ISSSTE or other? (P16_4) (JOBMEDSV)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) Yes	17	2.2
2) No	161	21.2
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

59) At your main job, do you: have a retirement savings as SAR or AFORE? (P16_5) (JOBRETIR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) Yes	13	1.7
2) No	165	21.7
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

60) In your main activity or job last week, were you…? (P17) (JOBDO)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	582	76.5
1) An employee?	23	3.0
2) A worker?	6	0.8
3) A laborer?	17	2.2
4) A field hand?	25	3.3
5) An employer, a business associate (partner) or an employer who hires worker?	9	1.2
6) An independent professional	4	0.5
7) An employed worker who does not hire workers	68	8.9
8) A piece worker (paid by the amount of work completed)?	8	1.1
9) A worker without payment inside the family business or family field?	15	2.0
99) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

61) Approximately how many workers does the company or where you work employ? (P18) (NUMWKRS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	654	85.9
3) 3	33	4.3
4) 4	6	0.8
5) 5	3	0.4
6) 6	3	0.4
8) 8	2	0.3
12) 12	1	0.1
13) 13	1	0.1
15) 15	2	0.3
20) 20	3	0.4
23) 23	1	0.1
30) 30	1	0.1
50) 50	1	0.1
100) 100	1	0.1
200) 200	1	0.1
600) 600	1	0.1
998) Does not know	41	5.4
999) Does not answer	4	0.5
1000) 1000	1	0.1
1500) 1500	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

62) In total, how much is your monthly income for your work or main activity? In pesos. (P19_1) (INCOME1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	318.17	1,782.84

63) In total, how much is your monthly income for your work or activity (displaying card with income ranges)? (P19_2) (INCOME2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Don't receive any payment	685	90.0
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	8	1.1
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	19	2.5
3) Between 801 and 1,200 pesos?	16	2.1
4) Between one and two times the minimum wage? More than 1,200 and less than 2,400 pesos?	4	0.5
5) Between two and four times the minimum wage? More than 2,400 and less than 4,800 pesos?	4	0.5
6) Between four and eight times the minimum wage? More than 4,800 and less than 9,600 pesos?	4	0.5
99) Does not answer	21	2.8
Total	761	100.0

64) Do you receive income from retirement or pension? (P20_1) (INCRETIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	161	21.2
2) No	599	78.7
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

65) Do you receive income from family living in another country? (P20_2) (INCFHELP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	46	6.0
2) No	711	93.4
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

66) Do you receive income from rental income or income from bank interest? (P20_3) (INCRNTIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	6	0.8
2) No	751	98.7
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

67) Do you receive income from PROCAMPO? (P20_4) (INCPROCA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	34	4.5
2) No	723	95.0
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

68) Do you receive income from OPORTUNIDADES, also known as PROGRESA? (P20_5) (INCOPORT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	66	8.7
2) No	690	90.7
9) Does not answer	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

69) Do you receive income from scholarships or another kind of help from other institutions? (P20_6) (INCSCHIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	1.3
2) No	747	98.2
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

70) Do you receive income from (others)? (P20_7) (INCOTHER)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	719	94.5
8) Support for seniors	4	0.5
9) Pantry	1	0.1
10) Help for families	26	3.4
14) Diff	1	0.1
16) Seniors program	2	0.3
20) A note	2	0.3
21) Lopez card workshop	2	0.3
22) Manufacturer	1	0.1
23) Help of friends	1	0.1
24) Temporary disability	1	0.1
25) Help from PRD	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

71) Written answer for INCOTHER (AA03) (INCOTHAN)
72) Do you receive another type of income? (P20_8) (INC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	719	94.5
1) Yes	42	5.5
Total	761	100.0

73) What is your total monthly income from each of the following: retirement or pension? (P21_1) (INCAMTRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	600	78.8
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	17	2.2
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	10	1.3
3) Between 801 and 1,200 pesos?	13	1.7
4) Between 1,200 and 2,400 pesos?	86	11.3
5) Between 2,400 and 4,800 pesos?	16	2.1
6) Between 4,800 and 9,600 pesos?	13	1.7
99) Does not answer	6	0.8
Total	761	100.0

74) What is your total monthly income from each of the following: help from family living in another country? (P21_2) (INCAMTFM)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	715	94.0
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	9	1.2
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	6	0.8
3) Between 801 and 1,200 pesos?	8	1.1
4) Between 1,200 and 2,400 pesos?	16	2.1
5) Between 2,400 and 4,800 pesos?	4	0.5
99) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

75) What is your total monthly income from each of the following: rental income or income from bank interest? (P21_3) (INCAMTRI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	755	99.2
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	1	0.1
3) Between 801 and 1,200 pesos?	1	0.1
4) Between 1,200 and 2,400 pesos?	3	0.4
7) Between 9,600 and 24,000 pesos?	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

76) What is your total monthly income from each of the following: help from PROCAMPO? (P21_4) (INCAMTPC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	727	95.5
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	17	2.2
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	5	0.7
3) Between 801 and 1,200 pesos?	4	0.5
4) Between 1,200 and 2,400 pesos?	3	0.4
6) Between 4,800 and 9,600 pesos?	3	0.4
9) More than 48,000 pesos?	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

77) What is your total monthly income from each of the following: help from OPORTUNIDADES, also known as PROGRESA? (P21_5) (INCAMTOP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	695	91.3
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	56	7.4
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	6	0.8
4) Between 1,200 and 2,400 pesos?	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

78) What is your total monthly income from each of the following: scholarship or another kind of help from other institutions? (P21_6) (INCAMTSI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	751	98.7
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	2	0.3
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	5	0.7
4) Between 1,200 and 2,400 pesos?	2	0.3
5) Between 2,400 and 4,800 pesos?	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

79) What is your total monthly income from each of the following: (others)? (P21_7) (INCAMTOT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	719	94.5
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	13	1.7
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	15	2.0
3) Between 801 and 1,200 pesos?	9	1.2
4) Between 1,200 and 2,400 pesos?	3	0.4
5) Between 2,400 and 4,800 pesos?	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

80) In total, what is your family monthly income, including every income for each person living in the house and for any other kind of income (social programs, help from family inside and outside the country, rental, retirement, etc.)? In pesos. (Open response) (P22_1) (INCTOTAL)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	1,409.65	3,205.03

81) In total, what is your family monthly income, including every income for each person living in the house and for any other kind of income (social programs, help from family inside and outside the country, rental, retirement, etc.)? (Showing the chart of total income) (P22_2) (INCTOTCT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No income	392	51.5
1) Between 1 and 400 pesos?	21	2.8
2) Between 401 and 800 pesos?	45	5.9
3) Between 801 and 1,200 pesos?	44	5.8
4) Between one and two times the minimum wage? More than 1,200 and less than 2,400 pesos?	66	8.7
5) Between two and four times the minimum wage? More than 2,400 and less than 4,800 pesos?	28	3.7
6) Between four and eight times the minimum wage? More than 4,800 and less than 9,600 pesos?	12	1.6
7) Between eight and 20 times the minimum wage? More than 9,600 and less than 24,000 pesos?	3	0.4
8) Between 20 and 40 times the minimum wage? More than 24,000 and less than 48,000 pesos?	1	0.1
98) Does not know	109	14.3
99) Does not answer	40	5.3
Total	761	100.0

82) What is the highest degree or level of school your father completed? (P23) (EDFATHER)

	TOTAL	%
1) No school	373	49.0
2) Incomplete elementary	102	13.4
3) Completed elementary	58	7.6
4) Incomplete secondary (middle school)	2	0.3
5) Completed Secondary and more	20	2.6
8) Does not know	144	18.9
9) Does not answer	62	8.1
Total	761	100.0

83) What is the highest degree or level of school your mother completed? (P24) (EDMOTHER)

	TOTAL	%
1) No school	400	52.6
2) Incomplete elementary	98	12.9
3) Completed elementary	61	8.0
4) Incomplete secondary (middle school)	3	0.4
5) Completed secondary and more	15	2.0
8) Does not know	123	16.2
9) Does not answer	61	8.0
Total	761	100.0

84) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Other (specify) (P25_1) (DISCOR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	1.32	5.88

85) Written capture of ideas associated with discrimination for variable DISCOR (AA04)
86) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Other (specify). Continued (P25_2) (DISCOR2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	753	98.9
9) Does not provide board	1	0.1
17) Disrespect	1	0.1
23) Skin color of people	2	0.3
25) Illiteracy	1	0.1
27) Rebellion	1	0.1
30) Arrogance	1	0.1
96) No other mention of the interviewee	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

87) Written capture of ideas associated with discrimination for variable DISCOR2 (AA05)
88) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: treating people in a different way. (P25_3) (DISCDIFF)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	277	36.4
1) First mention	212	27.9
2) Second mention	112	14.7
98) Does not know	159	20.9
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

89) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: give differential treatment to the issues. (P25_4) (DISCISSU)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	696	91.5
1) First mention	26	3.4
2) Second mention	36	4.7
96) No other mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

90) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: give some negative treatment, maltreatment. (P25_5) (DISCNEGT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	587	77.1
1) First mention	75	9.9
2) Second mention	99	13.0
Total	761	100.0

91) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: humiliation. (P25_6) (DISCHUM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	548	72.0
1) First mention	99	13.0
2) Second mention	112	14.7
96) No other mention	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

92) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: not having money, solvency or social status. (P25_7) (DISCNOMO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	675	88.7
1) First mention	38	5.0
2) Second mention	44	5.8
96) No other mention	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

93) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: make less money than other people. (P25_8) (DISCLSMO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	540	71.0
1) First mention	98	12.9
2) Second mention	123	16.2
Total	761	100.0

94) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: isolation. (P25_9) (DISCISOL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	712	93.6
1) First mention	19	2.5
2) Second mention	17	2.2
96) No other mention	6	0.8
99) Does not answer	7	0.9
Total	761	100.0

95) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: other. (P25_10) (DISCOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	707	92.9
1) First mention	33	4.3
2) Second mention	21	2.8
Total	761	100.0

96) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with 'discrimination?' Order: other. (P25_11) (DISCOTH2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	745	97.9
2) Second mention	8	1.1
96) No other mention	8	1.1
Total	761	100.0

97) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Other (specify) (P26_1) (DOLDERP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	701	92.1
12) Children abandoning their parents	8	1.1
13) Attacks	1	0.1
14) There goes the old saying / telling old	1	0.1
15) Maltreatment	7	0.9
16) Compassion	1	0.1
17) Humiliation	3	0.4
18) Disrespect	15	2.0
19) Problems with people	1	0.1
20) Do less for the elderly	5	0.7
21) Age	3	0.4
22) Despised	5	0.7
23) Lack of understanding	1	0.1
24) Being insulted	2	0.3
25) Not allowed to express ideas	1	0.1
26) Abuse	1	0.1
27) Rejection	2	0.3
28) Not able to do anything	1	0.1
29) Bad physical appearance	1	0.1
30) Discriminate religion	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

98) Written capture for the variable DOLDERP (AA06)
99) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Other (specify). Continued (P26_2) (DOLDERP2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	751	98.7
12) Children abandoning their parents	2	0.3
14) There goes the old saying / telling old	1	0.1
15) Maltreatment	1	0.1
18) Disrespect	1	0.1
23) Lack of understanding	2	0.3
27) Rejection	1	0.1
96) No other mention of respondent	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

100) Written capture for the variable DOLDERP2 (AA07) (AA07)
101) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: special treatment. (P26_3) (DOLDSPTR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	543	71.4
1) First mention	52	6.8
2) Second mention	18	2.4
98) Does not know	144	18.9
99) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

102) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: ignoring older people. (P26_4) (DOLDIGNR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	472	62.0
1) First mention	189	24.8
2) Second mention	98	12.9
96) No other mention by respondent	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

103) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: inequality. (P26_5) (DOLDINEQ)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	607	79.8
1) First mention	82	10.8
2) Second mention	69	9.1
96) No other mention by respondent	2	0.3
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

104) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: deny rights to older people. (P26_6) (DOLDDENY)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	658	86.5
1) First mention	46	6.0
2) Second mention	55	7.2
96) No other mention by respondent	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

105) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: poverty. (P26_7) (DOLDPOVE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	676	88.8
1) First mention	43	5.7
2) Second mention	42	5.5
Total	761	100.0

106) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: struggle/sickness. (P26_8) (DOLDSTRG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	707	92.9
1) First mention	16	2.1
2) Second mention	36	4.7
96) No other mention of the respondent	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

107) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: neglect. (P26_9) (DOLDNEGL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	616	80.9
1) First mention	53	7.0
2) Second mention	91	12.0
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

108) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: being excluded from work because of old age. (P26_10) (DOLDEXCL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	635	83.4
1) First mention	48	6.3
2) Second mention	77	10.1
96) No other mention by respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

109) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: receive less pay because of old age. (P26_11) (DOLDLSMN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	719	94.5
1) First mention	14	1.8
2) Second mention	26	3.4
99) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

110) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: other. (P26_14) (DOLDOTR1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	742	97.5
1) First mention	6	0.8
2) Second mention	13	1.7
Total	761	100.0

111) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: other (continued). (P26_15) (DOLDOTR2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	701	92.1
1) First mention	18	2.4
2) Second mention	33	4.3
96) No other mention by the respondent	6	0.8
99) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

112) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: hit. (P26_12) (DOLDHIT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	701	92.1
1) First mention	45	5.9
2) Second mention	15	2.0
Total	761	100.0

113) Could you tell me two ideas you connect with discrimination against older people? Order: no tolerance because of lack of agility. (P26_13) (DOLDINTL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	741	97.4
1) First mention	1	0.1
2) Second mention	9	1.2
96) No other mention by the respondent	10	1.3
Total	761	100.0

114) From what you have observed, how much do you think the following rights of most older people are respected: to have a good place to live? (P27_1) (RGHTLIVE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	106	13.9
2) Enough	168	22.1
3) Somewhat respected	346	45.5
4) Not respected	126	16.6
8) Does not know	15	2.0
Total	761	100.0

115) From what you have observed, how much do you think the following rights of most older people are respected: to have equality under the law? (P27_2) (RGHTSLAW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	100	13.1
2) Enough	178	23.4
3) Somewhat respected	341	44.8
4) Not respected	117	15.4
8) Does not know	25	3.3
Total	761	100.0

116) From what you have observed, how much do you think the following rights of most older people are respected: right to be healthy? (P27_3) (RGHTHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	116	15.2
2) Enough	205	26.9
3) Somewhat respected	332	43.6
4) Not respected	98	12.9
8) Does not know	9	1.2
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

117) And regarding the following rights, to what extent is this right respected: the right to health and a balanced diet? (P28_1) (RGHTDIET)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	93	12.2
2) Enough	197	25.9
3) Somewhat respected	368	48.4
4) Not respected	91	12.0
8) Does not know	11	1.4
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

118) And regarding the following rights, to what extent is this right respected: the right to a fair income according to the job? (P28_2) (RGHTINCM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	57	7.5
2) Enough	98	12.9
3) Somewhat respected	299	39.3
4) Not respected	285	37.5
8) Does not know	21	2.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

119) And regarding the following rights, to what extent is this right respected: the right to express your own opinions? (P28_3) (RGHTOPIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	91	12.0
2) Enough	162	21.3
3) Somewhat respected	345	45.3
4) Not respected	147	19.3
8) Does not know	15	2.0
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

120) And regarding the following rights, to what extent is this right respected: the right to social security? (P29_1) (RGHTSSEC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	87	11.4
2) Enough	165	21.7
3) Somewhat respected	336	44.2
4) Not respected	151	19.8
8) Does not know	22	2.9
Total	761	100.0

121) And regarding the following rights, to what extent is this right respected: the right to have a dignified old age? (P29_2) (RGHTDIGN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	92	12.1
2) Enough	138	18.1
3) Somewhat respected	335	44.0
4) Not respected	180	23.7
8) Does not know	16	2.1
Total	761	100.0

122) And regarding the following rights, to what extent is this right respected: not being victims of violent acts? (P29_3) (RGHTVIOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very respected	92	12.1
2) Enough	163	21.4
3) Somewhat respected	322	42.3
4) Not respected	162	21.3
8) Does not know	22	2.9
Total	761	100.0

123) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to a physical freedom (no slavery). (P30_1) (CIVRTSLV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	555	72.9
1) First mention	65	8.5
2) Second mention	18	2.4
3) Third mention	13	1.7
6) All are equally important	79	10.4
7) None of these are important	1	0.1
8) Does not know	27	3.5
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

124) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to go and stay in any place you want. (P30_2) (CIVRTGO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	719	94.5
1) First mention	21	2.8
2) Second mention	10	1.3
3) Third mention	11	1.4
Total	761	100.0

125) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to freedom of speech. (P30_3) (CIVRTSPE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	609	80.0
1) First mention	90	11.8
2) Second mention	39	5.1
3) Third mention	23	3.0
Total	761	100.0

126) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to freedom of thought. (P30_4) (CIVRTTHT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	612	80.4
1) First mention	70	9.2
2) Second mention	50	6.6
3) Third mention	29	3.8
Total	761	100.0

127) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to religious freedom. (P30_5) (CIVRTREL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	608	79.9
1) First mention	66	8.7
2) Second mention	52	6.8
3) Third mention	35	4.6
Total	761	100.0

128) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to ownership of land. (P30_6) (CIVRTLND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	674	88.6
1) First mention	35	4.6
2) Second mention	26	3.4
3) Third mention	26	3.4
Total	761	100.0

129) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to justice and equality before the law. (P30_7) (CIVRTJST)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	553	72.7
1) First mention	66	8.7
2) Second mention	70	9.2
3) Third mention	72	9.5
Total	761	100.0

130) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to not being tortured. (P30_8) (CIVRTTRT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	723	95.0
1) First mention	13	1.7
2) Second mention	11	1.4
3) Third mention	14	1.8
Total	761	100.0

131) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to the freedom of political beliefs (P30_9) (POLRTBLF)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	717	94.2
1) First mention	6	0.8
2) Second mention	27	3.5
3) Third mention	11	1.4
Total	761	100.0

132) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to vote. (P30_10) (POLRTVOT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	673	88.4
1) First mention	15	2.0
2) Second mention	50	6.6
3) Third mention	23	3.0
Total	761	100.0

133) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to be a candidate. (P30_11) (POLRTCND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	742	97.5
2) Second mention	12	1.6
3) Third mention	7	0.9
Total	761	100.0

134) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to be a part of any association. (P30_12) (POLRTASC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	736	96.7
1) First mention	3	0.4
2) Second mention	19	2.5
3) Third mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

135) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to a good education. (P30_13) (SOCRTSCH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	717	94.2
1) First mention	5	0.7
2) Second mention	17	2.2
3) Third mention	22	2.9
Total	761	100.0

136) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to health protection. (P30_14) (SOCRTHLP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	509	66.9
1) First mention	72	9.5
2) Second mention	80	10.5
3) Third mention	100	13.1
Total	761	100.0

137) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to decide when to have children and how many children to have. (P30_15) (SOCRTCHL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	712	93.6
1) First mention	9	1.2
2) Second mention	12	1.6
3) Third mention	28	3.7
Total	761	100.0

138) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to social security. (P30_16) (SOCRTSSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	663	87.1
1) First mention	21	2.8
2) Second mention	36	4.7
3) Third mention	41	5.4
Total	761	100.0

139) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to have dignified work and good pay. (P30_17) (SOCRTWKP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	607	79.8
1) First mention	29	3.8
2) Second mention	46	6.0
3) Third mention	79	10.4
Total	761	100.0

140) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to a beneficial environment. (P30_18) (SOCRTENV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	735	96.6
1) First mention	5	0.7
2) Second mention	8	1.1
3) Third mention	13	1.7
Total	761	100.0

141) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to good housing. (P30_19) (SOCRTHOU)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	640	84.1
1) First mention	29	3.8
2) Second mention	42	5.5
3) Third mention	50	6.6
Total	761	100.0

142) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to practice any work or profession. (P30_20) (SOCRTPRF)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	734	96.5
1) First mention	7	0.9
2) Second mention	4	0.5
3) Third mention	16	2.1
Total	761	100.0

143) From the following list of rights, which three are the most important to be respected for older people? Order: right to not be disturbed in your house. (P30_21) (SOCRTDIS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	680	89.4
1) First mention	24	3.2
2) Second mention	22	2.9
3) Third mention	35	4.6
Total	761	100.0

144) What do you think is the best way to run the retirement pension system? (P31) (RETPENSN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Every elderly person has the right to a pension just because they are old	610	80.2
2) Only the people that contribute to the pension have the right	119	15.6
3) Depends	16	2.1
8) Does not know	15	2.0
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

145) In your opinion, is there or is there not discrimination against older people in Mexico? (P32) (ELDRDISC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, there is	651	85.5
2) No, there is not	58	7.6
3) In part	23	3.0
8) Does not know	23	3.0
9) Does not answer	6	0.8
Total	761	100.0

146) From the following list of behaviors, which ones do you consider discriminatory and which ones do you not consider discriminatory? Order: deny employment to elderly because they are less productive. (P33_1) (DISCEMPL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	674	88.6
2) No	60	7.9
3) Depends	11	1.4
8) Does not know	16	2.1
Total	761	100.0

147) From the following list of behaviors, which ones do you consider discriminatory and which ones do you not consider discriminatory? Order: lower wages for the elderly for the same work. (P33_2) (DISCWAGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	651	85.5
2) No	87	11.4
3) Depends	6	0.8
8) Does not know	17	2.2
Total	761	100.0

148) From the following list of behaviors, which ones do you consider discriminatory and which ones do you not consider discriminatory? Order: denying employment to the elderly because they lack knowledge about new technology. (P33_3) (DISCTECH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	632	83.0
2) No	91	12.0
3) Depends	18	2.4
8) Does not know	20	2.6
Total	761	100.0

149) From the following list of behaviors, which ones do you consider discriminatory and which ones do you not consider discriminatory? Order: nowadays, every employer needs to contribute monthly to their own retirement pension. (P33_4) (DISCPENS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	392	51.5
2) No	325	42.7
3) Depends	13	1.7
8) Does not know	30	3.9
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

150) From the following groups of people, to whom do you feel you most belong? (P34) (GROUPIDW)

	TOTAL	%
1) The Latin-American community	9	1.2
2) The Mexican community	422	55.5
3) Name of region where the respondent resides	127	16.7
4) The elderly community	98	12.9
5) Religious community	87	11.4
6) Mayas	1	0.1
7) Tepetixtla	2	0.3
97) All	1	0.1
98) Does not know	14	1.8
Total	761	100.0

151) Written capture for the variable GROUPID (AA08)
152) What do you think society should do to stop discrimination against the elderly? (P35) (STOPDSC)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	36.99	37.78

153) What do you think society should do to stop discrimination against the elderly? Continued. (P35_1) (STOPDSC1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	2.01	7.55

154) What do you think society should do to stop discrimination against the elderly? Continued (more). (P35_2) (STOPDSC2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	759	99.7
7) Give jobs / give work / have more work	1	0.1
29) Understand	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

155) Written capture for the variable STOPDSC (AA09)
156) It's very common that in Mexico the elderly get less payment for their job. In your opinion, why does this happen? (Open response) (P36) (WHYPYLSS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Because the elderly work less than others	174	22.9
2) Because of the lack of human sensibility	118	15.5
3) Because the rest of the people have a family to support	19	2.5
4) Because the rest of the people work better	23	3.0
5) Because people like me (the elderly) have some limitations	86	11.3
6) Ignorance from bosses or employers	45	5.9
7) Because people underestimate our potential	84	11.0
8) Because elderly has less responsibilities	11	1.4
9) Because people think we're useless	112	14.7
10) Lack of government support	7	0.9
11) No protest	3	0.4
12) Take advantage of elderly	3	0.4
13) Does not value the work of the greatest	2	0.3
14) There is no law to protect elderly	2	0.3
15) Discrimination	9	1.2
16) Lack of knowledge	2	0.3
17) By studies	6	0.8
18) Patterns are thieves	2	0.3
19) Work slower	5	0.7
20) Older people can no longer work	4	0.5
21) Do not respect rights	1	0.1
22) Not equal	1	0.1
98) Does not know	42	5.5
Total	761	100.0

157) Written capture for the variable WHYPYLSS (AA10)
158) For an elderly person, what are the chances of improving their way of life? (Reading options a, b, c and d) (P37) (ELDIMPRV)

	TOTAL	%
1) A) Many possibilities?	104	13.7
2) B) Some possibilities?	69	9.1
3) C) Few possibilities?	439	57.7
4) D) No possibilities?	129	17.0
5) Regular (specify)	11	1.4
8) Does not know	7	0.9
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

159) How much justification is there for an elderly person to do the following to bring food to their children? Order: theft. (P38_1) (FOODTHFT)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot	28	3.7
2) Enough	20	2.6
3) A little	90	11.8
4) None	619	81.3
8) Does not know	2	0.3
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

160) How much justification is there for an elderly person to do the following to bring food to their children? Order: begging. (P38_2) (FOODBEG)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot	58	7.6
2) Enough	86	11.3
3) A little	207	27.2
4) None	403	53.0
8) Does not know	4	0.5
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

161) How much justification is there for an elderly person to do the following to bring food to their children? Order: corruption. (P38_3) (FOODCORR)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot	14	1.8
2) Enough	14	1.8
3) A little	62	8.1
4) None	659	86.6
8) Does not know	9	1.2
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

162) Who do you think is the main enemy of the elderly? (P39) (ENEMYELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) The non-elderly	88	11.6
2) The government	264	34.7
3) Society	298	39.2
4) Other elderly people	32	4.2
5) The rich	1	0.1
6) Family	5	0.7
7) Poverty	2	0.3
8) Lack of culture	1	0.1
9) Time	1	0.1
10) Ignorance	1	0.1
11) Young	3	0.4
96) All are enemies of the elderly	16	2.1
97) None of them	34	4.5
98) Does not know	14	1.8
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

163) Written capture of the variable ENEMYELD (AA11)
164) Who holds more responsibility for the problems related to discrimination against the elderly (Reading options A, B, C and D) (P40) (RESPDISC)

	TOTAL	%
1) A) The entire society	252	33.1
2) B) Government	367	48.2
3) C) The rest of the people	46	6.0
4) D) Some of the elderly	33	4.3
5) The young	2	0.3
6) The rich	2	0.3
7) Family	7	0.9
8) Human rights	1	0.1
9) Employers	1	0.1
97) All are responsible	30	3.9
98) Does not know	19	2.5
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

165) Written capture for the variable RESPDISC (AA12)
166) What are the main problems an elderly person has to overcome? (P41_1) (PRBLMELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Lack of employment for the elderly	283	37.2
2) Lack of education	108	14.2
3) Discrimination	90	11.8
4) Wishing to have the elderly at home	16	2.1
5) Physical limitations due to age	182	23.9
6) Lack of appropriate skills	41	5.4
7) Illness	7	0.9
8) Envy	1	0.1
9) Problems with family	2	0.3
10) Lack of medical care	2	0.3
11) Negative attitude	1	0.1
12) Poverty	2	0.3
13) Lack of governmental financial support	1	0.1
14) Money	3	0.4
97) None	3	0.4
98) Does not know	18	2.4
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

167) Written capture for the variable PRBLMELD (AA13)
168) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: (other)? (P42_1) (DSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	746	98.0
13) Lack of study / major studies have not been done	5	0.7
14) Lack of respect / are not respected	8	1.1
15) Because of the rich	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

169) Written capture for the variable DSC (AA14)
170) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: it is God's will? (P42_2) (DSCGOD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	675	88.7
1) First mention	40	5.3
2) Second mention	22	2.9
98) Does not know	22	2.9
99) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

171) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: discrimination will always exist? (P42_3) (DSCAEXST)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	638	83.8
1) First mention	68	8.9
2) Second mention	54	7.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

172) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: no institution will help them? (P42_4) (DSCNHLP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	584	76.7
1) First mention	89	11.7
2) Second mention	87	11.4
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

173) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: they have bad luck? (P42_5) (DSCBDLK)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	728	95.7
1) First mention	19	2.5
2) Second mention	14	1.8
Total	761	100.0

174) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: they don't work enough? (P42_6) (DSCNWRK)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	707	92.9
1) First mention	24	3.2
2) Second mention	30	3.9
Total	761	100.0

175) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: the government doesn't do anything about it? (P42_7) (DSCGOVTN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	458	60.2
1) First mention	160	21.0
2) Second mention	142	18.7
96) No other mention of the respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

176) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: society is unfair? (P42_8) (DSCSOCUF)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	536	70.4
1) First mention	111	14.6
2) Second mention	113	14.8
96) No other mention of the respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

177) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: the elderly don't help each other? (P42_9) (DSCELDNH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	719	94.5
1) First mention	21	2.8
2) Second mention	21	2.8
Total	761	100.0

178) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: there are fewer elderly people than young people? (P42_10) (DSCFEWEL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	722	94.9
1) First mention	13	1.7
2) Second mention	26	3.4
Total	761	100.0

179) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: society lacks culture and is ignorant? (P42_11) (DSCSOCIG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	482	63.3
1) First mention	130	17.1
2) Second mention	149	19.6
Total	761	100.0

180) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: the elderly violate social norms? (P42_12) (DSCBNORM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	732	96.2
1) First mention	11	1.4
2) Second mention	16	2.1
96) No other mention of the respondent	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

181) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: (other)? (P42_14) (DSCOTHER)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	668	87.8
1) First mention	39	5.1
2) Second mention	48	6.3
96) No other mention of the respondent	6	0.8
Total	761	100.0

182) In your opinion, discrimination against the elderly exists because: children are ungrateful? (P42_13) (DSCCHUNG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	746	98.0
1) First mention	12	1.6
2) Second mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

183) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: (other) (43_1) (MNEX)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	748	98.3
10) Help from domestic service	1	0.1
11) Phone	9	1.2
12) Tax	1	0.1
13) Cleaners	1	0.1
14) Death	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

184) Written capture for the variable MNEX (AA15)
185) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: entertainment (P43_2) (MNEXENT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	729	95.8
1) First mention	8	1.1
2) Second mention	12	1.6
98) Does not know	10	1.3
99) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

186) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: schooling (P43_3) (MNEXSCHL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	702	92.2
1) First mention	32	4.2
2) Second mention	27	3.5
Total	761	100.0

187) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: utilities (electricity, water, gas) (P43_4) (MNEXUTIL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	345	45.3
1) First mention	252	33.1
2) Second mention	164	21.6
Total	761	100.0

188) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: clothing (P43_5) (MNEXCLTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	572	75.2
1) First mention	82	10.8
2) Second mention	102	13.4
96) No other mention of the respondent	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

189) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: housing (rent, mortgage, property tax) (P43_6) (MNEXHOUS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	529	69.5
1) First mention	111	14.6
2) Second mention	121	15.9
Total	761	100.0

190) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: transportation (P43_7) (MNEXTRNS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	730	95.9
1) First mention	9	1.2
2) Second mention	21	2.8
96) No other mention of the respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

191) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: drugs and health services (P43_8) (MNEXDRUG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	257	33.8
1) First mention	241	31.7
2) Second mention	263	34.6
Total	761	100.0

192) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: furniture and fixtures (P43_9) (MNEXFURN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	747	98.2
1) First mention	4	0.5
2) Second mention	7	0.9
96) No other mention of the respondent	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

193) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: debt (P43_10) (MNEXDEBT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	741	97.4
1) First mention	4	0.5
2) Second mention	11	1.4
96) No other mention of the respondent	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

194) Besides food, when money isn't enough, what are the main expenses for an elderly person like you? Order: others (P43_11) (MNEXOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	748	98.3
1) First mention	6	0.8
2) Second mention	7	0.9
Total	761	100.0

195) What are the two basic needs one must cover in order to have a good life? First basic need. (44_1) (BASNEED1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	13.41	21.96

196) Written response for BASNEED1 (AA16)
197) What are the two basic needs one must cover in order to have a good life? Second basic need. (44_2) (BASNEED2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	10.50	14.39

198) Written response for BASNEED2 (AA17)
199) What would you say is the greatest suffering of the elderly? (P45) (GSUFFELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Lack of work	189	24.8
2) Discrimination	75	9.9
3) Violence in the family	28	3.7
4) Lack of money, poverty	216	28.4
5) Children problems	24	3.2
6) Abandonment of the family	138	18.1
7) Lack of housing	31	4.1
8) Diseases	36	4.7
9) Not fend for themselves	7	0.9
10) Feeding	1	0.1
97) All	2	0.3
98) Does not know	13	1.7
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

200) Written capture for GSUFFELD (AA18)
201) From these government actions to help aid the elderly suffering from discrimination, which one is the most helpful? (P46) (GOVACTIO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Provide economic support	291	38.2
2) Looking for housing for elderly	89	11.7
3) Provide employment to elderly	191	25.1
4) Provide justice when the elderly file a claim	51	6.7
5) Provide good health care programs	130	17.1
8) Does not know	7	0.9
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

202) What is the most important reason for an old person to succeed? (P47) (SUCCEELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Family support	193	25.4
2) Personal effort	95	12.5
3) Spouse and children's support	45	5.9
4) Government support	198	26.0
5) Another institutions support	27	3.5
7) Society support	19	2.5
8) Having employment	76	10.0
9) Having good health	80	10.5
10) Having ways to get food	15	2.0
11) Economic support	1	0.1
12) To have a profession	2	0.3
13) Administered well	1	0.1
14) Have no vices	1	0.1
17) Understanding	1	0.1
18) Does not feel discriminated	1	0.1
19) Fend for oneself	1	0.1
98) Does not know	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

203) Written capture for SUCCEELD (AA19)
204) Who do you think must help the elderly get jobs? (P48) (HLPELDJB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Family	142	18.7
2) Government	499	65.6
3) Institution of work	1	0.1
4) Neighbors / friends	5	0.7
5) Society	5	0.7
7) Businesses	5	0.7
96) Everyone (specify)	46	6.0
97) Nobody (specify)	46	6.0
98) Does not know	12	1.6
Total	761	100.0

205) Written capture of the variable HLPELDJB (AA20)
206) In your opinion, what is important to stop discrimination against the elderly? (P49) (STOPDISC)

	TOTAL	%
1) More culture and information	187	24.6
2) More money for government campaigns	50	6.6
3) Better government policies	82	10.8
4) Better education	87	11.4
5) Support provided by the government	175	23.0
6) More solidarity	44	5.8
7) More employment	78	10.2
8) Better behavior by the elderly (i.e., stop violating social norms).	7	0.9
9) Better deal	1	0.1
11) A law that protects	1	0.1
12) Respect from society	4	0.5
13) Family members tried to help	2	0.3
14) Equal	5	0.7
15) Respect their rights	4	0.5
16) Having respected authorities	1	0.1
17) Unity of society	2	0.3
18) Change of president	1	0.1
98) Does not know	30	3.9
Total	761	100.0

207) Written capture for the variable STOPDISC (AA21)
208) After your 60th birthday, have you ever felt disrespected? (P50) (RESPAF60)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	275	36.1
2) No	480	63.1
9) Does not answer	6	0.8
Total	761	100.0

209) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to physical freedom (no slavery)? (P50_1A) (NRSPSLV)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	486	63.9
1) Yes	34	4.5
2) No	239	31.4
97) No other mention of the respondent	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

210) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to go and stay in any place you want to? (P50_1B) (NRSPGOST)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	34	4.5
2) No	239	31.4
Total	761	100.0

211) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to freedom of speech? (P50_1C) (NRSPFRSP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	59	7.8
2) No	214	28.1
Total	761	100.0

212) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to freedom of thought? (P50_1D) (NRSPFTTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	44	5.8
2) No	229	30.1
Total	761	100.0

213) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to religious freedom? (P50_1E) (NRSPRELF)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	33	4.3
2) No	240	31.5
Total	761	100.0

214) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to ownership of land? (P50_1F) (NRSPOWNL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	48	6.3
2) No	225	29.6
Total	761	100.0

215) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to justice and equality before the law? (P50_1G) (NRSPJUST)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	91	12.0
2) No	182	23.9
Total	761	100.0

216) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to not being tortured? (P50_1H) (NRSPNTRT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	23	3.0
2) No	250	32.9
Total	761	100.0

217) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to free political beliefs? (P50_1I) (NRSPPOLB)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	23	3.0
2) No	250	32.9
Total	761	100.0

218) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to vote? (P50_1J) (NRSPVOTE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	27	3.5
2) No	246	32.3
Total	761	100.0

219) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to be a candidate? (P50_1K) (NRSPCAND)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	17	2.2
2) No	256	33.6
Total	761	100.0

220) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to be part of any association? (P50_1L) (NRSPASSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	23	3.0
2) No	250	32.9
Total	761	100.0

221) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to good schooling? (P50_1M) (NRSPSCHL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	30	3.9
2) No	243	31.9
Total	761	100.0

222) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to health protection? (P50_1N) (NRSPHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	110	14.5
2) No	163	21.4
Total	761	100.0

223) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to decide when to have children and how many children to have? (P50_1O) (NRSPCHLD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	17	2.2
2) No	256	33.6
Total	761	100.0

224) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to social security? (P50_1P) (NRSPSSEC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	58	7.6
2) No	215	28.3
Total	761	100.0

225) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to have dignified work and good pay? (P50_1Q) (NRSPWKPY)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	88	11.6
2) No	185	24.3
Total	761	100.0

226) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to a beneficial environment? (P50_1R) (NRSPBENV)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	25	3.3
2) No	248	32.6
Total	761	100.0

227) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to good housing? (P50_1S) (NRSPHOUS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	75	9.9
2) No	198	26.0
Total	761	100.0

228) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right to practice any work or profession? (P50_1T) (NRSPWKPF)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	26	3.4
2) No	247	32.5
Total	761	100.0

229) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: right not to be disturbed in your house? (P50_1U) (NRSPNDST)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	488	64.1
1) Yes	35	4.6
2) No	238	31.3
Total	761	100.0

230) (If respondent says 'Yes' to feeling disrespected) Which rights have not been respected: (other)? (P50_1V) (NRSPOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	753	98.9
29) Community rejection	1	0.1
31) Well-paid pension rights	3	0.4
32) Right financial aid	1	0.1
36) Right to social assistance	1	0.1
38) Right of opinion	1	0.1
39) Right to receive public services	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

231) Written capture for the variable NRSPOTHR (AA22)
232) Using a scale 0-10, where 0 is no discrimination and 10 is a lot of discrimination, how much discrimination do the elderly face in the following places or situations: with family? (P51_1) (DSCFAMLY)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	30	3.9
2) 2	26	3.4
3) 3	25	3.3
4) 4	33	4.3
5) 5	88	11.6
6) 6	42	5.5
7) 7	43	5.7
8) 8	62	8.1
9) 9	26	3.4
10) 10	70	9.2
96) No discrimination	287	37.7
98) Does not know	28	3.7
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

233) Using a scale 0-10, where 0 is no discrimination and 10 is a lot of discrimination, how much discrimination do the elderly face in the following places or situations: public hospitals? (P51_2) (DSCHOSPT)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	9	1.2
2) 2	31	4.1
3) 3	28	3.7
4) 4	28	3.7
5) 5	115	15.1
6) 6	66	8.7
7) 7	59	7.8
8) 8	79	10.4
9) 9	44	5.8
10) 10	98	12.9
96) No discrimination	170	22.3
98) Does not know	32	4.2
99) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

234) Using a scale 0-10, where 0 is no discrimination and 10 is a lot of discrimination, how much discrimination do the elderly face in the following places or situations: in school? (P51_3) (DSCSCHOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	14	1.8
2) 2	28	3.7
3) 3	25	3.3
4) 4	18	2.4
5) 5	94	12.4
6) 6	38	5.0
7) 7	28	3.7
8) 8	57	7.5
9) 9	20	2.6
10) 10	55	7.2
96) No discrimination	283	37.2
98) Does not know	97	12.7
99) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

235) Using a scale 0-10, where 0 is no discrimination and 10 is a lot of discrimination, how much discrimination do the elderly face in the following places or situations: at work? (P51_4) (DSCWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	14	1.8
2) 2	16	2.1
3) 3	13	1.7
4) 4	11	1.4
5) 5	72	9.5
6) 6	32	4.2
7) 7	38	5.0
8) 8	100	13.1
9) 9	54	7.1
10) 10	209	27.5
96) No discrimination	147	19.3
98) Does not know	52	6.8
99) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

236) In the last year, have you been subject to a discriminatory act for being an elderly person? (P52_1) (DACT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	182	23.9
2) No	572	75.2
9) Does not answer	7	0.9
Total	761	100.0

237) (If 'Yes' to experiencing discriminatory act) At that time, did you try to stop the discriminatory action? (P52_2) (DACTSTOP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	579	76.1
1) Yes	59	7.8
2) No	121	15.9
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

238) (If 'Yes' to stopping discriminatory act) What did you do? (P52_3) (DACTRESP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	702	92.2
1) File a formal (written) complaint	10	1.3
2) Complain to the authorities	16	2.1
3) Express my feelings to vent my frustrations	33	4.3
Total	761	100.0

239) Have you been excluded from any activity for being an old person? (P53_1) (EXCLACTE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	85	11.2
2) No	660	86.7
9) Does not answer	16	2.1
Total	761	100.0

240) (If 'Yes' to being excluded from an activity) Which activity? (P53_2) (EXCLACTW)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	676	88.8
1) Job	55	7.2
2) Family travel	1	0.1
3) Ticketing	1	0.1
4) Public transport	1	0.1
5) A dance	1	0.1
6) In decisions about my belongings	1	0.1
7) Tortibonos program	1	0.1
8) Was not invited to live with family	5	0.7
9) Social security	2	0.3
10) School	2	0.3
11) Community meetings	1	0.1
12) Group of friends	1	0.1
13) Food aid	1	0.1
14) To assert their rights	1	0.1
15) Game	3	0.4
16) Society	1	0.1
17) Kitchen	1	0.1
98) Does not know	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

241) Written capture for the variable EXCLACTW (AA23)
242) True or false: 'Sometimes I feel excluded from society?' (P54) (EXCLSOCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	48	6.3
2) True	258	33.9
3) False	275	36.1
4) Completely false	87	11.4
5) Neither true nor false	66	8.7
8) Does not know	27	3.5
Total	761	100.0

243) Agree or disagree: 'I don't feel capable of any important role in society?' (P55) (ROLESOCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	136	17.9
2) Partially agree	129	17.0
3) Partially disagree	107	14.1
4) Disagree	323	42.4
5) Neither agree nor disagree	44	5.8
8) Does not know	21	2.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

244) Do you think discrimination against the elderly is the worst kind of discrimination or worse than many other kinds of discrimination? (P56) (DISCWORS)

	TOTAL	%
1) The worst kind	329	43.2
2) Worse than many kinds	198	26.0
3) Equally wrong	205	26.9
8) Does not know	27	3.5
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

245) Do you think the elderly have more or less access to health care than the rest of the people? (P57) (ACCHLTHC)

	TOTAL	%
1) More access	132	17.3
2) Less access	430	56.5
3) Equal access	186	24.4
8) Does not know	13	1.7
Total	761	100.0

246) Do you think the elderly have more or less opportunity to get a job than the rest of the people? (P58) (OPPJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) More chance	28	3.7
2) Less chance	680	89.4
3) Equal chance	43	5.7
8) Does not know	6	0.8
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

247) Using a scale between 0 and 10, where 0 is no freedom and 10 is total freedom, how much freedom do the elderly have to make their own decisions? (P59_1) (FREEELD)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	44	5.8
1) 1	8	1.1
2) 2	27	3.5
3) 3	22	2.9
4) 4	39	5.1
5) 5	121	15.9
6) 6	68	8.9
7) 7	64	8.4
8) 8	104	13.7
9) 9	35	4.6
10) 10	208	27.3
98) Does not know	21	2.8
Total	761	100.0

248) Using a scale between 0-10, where 0 means no freedom and 10 total freedom, how much freedom do young people have to make their own decisions? (P59_2) (FREEYOUN)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	16	2.1
1) 1	3	0.4
2) 2	9	1.2
3) 3	2	0.3
4) 4	6	0.8
5) 5	52	6.8
6) 6	23	3.0
7) 7	32	4.2
8) 8	93	12.2
9) 9	77	10.1
10) 10	432	56.8
98) Does not know	16	2.1
Total	761	100.0

249) Which of the next situations have you experienced in your family: excluded from particular conversations because of your age? (P60_1) (EXPEXCLU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	159	20.9
2) No	589	77.4
3) Not applicable	8	1.1
8) Does not know	4	0.5
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

250) Which of the next situations have you experienced in your family: put you to work against your will? (P60_2) (EXPWRKAW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	52	6.8
2) No	698	91.7
3) Not applicable	8	1.1
8) Does not know	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

251) Which of the next situations have you experienced in your family: put you in charge of the house chores? (P60_3) (EXPCHORE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	140	18.4
2) No	607	79.8
3) Not applicable	10	1.3
8) Does not know	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

252) Which of the next situations have you experienced in your family: have less freedom than the rest of the family members? (P60_4) (EXPLFREE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	139	18.3
2) No	608	79.9
3) Not applicable	8	1.1
8) Does not know	5	0.7
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

253) (If respondent answers 'Yes' to any question in EXPEXCLU through EXPLFREE) Why do you think this happened? (P61) (EXPWHY)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	507	66.6
1) Economical reasons (I don't contribute to the family budget)	50	6.6
2) It's a tradition, my family thinks that way	74	9.7
3) From family values	35	4.6
4) It's the way family is supposed to be	25	3.3
5) To keep me busy	17	2.2
6) Limited mobility	3	0.4
7) Lives alone	2	0.3
8) Caring for grandchildren when the children work	1	0.1
9) Because of age	8	1.1
10) Voluntarily	1	0.1
11) Lack of time	1	0.1
12) Culture	1	0.1
13) Widower	1	0.1
14) Children ungrateful	7	0.9
15) Too long / long time	1	0.1
16) Health	1	0.1
17) Opinion does not count	2	0.3
18) They have no children	1	0.1
98) Does not know	20	2.6
99) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

254) Written capture for the variable EXPWHY (AA24)
255) Families may treat elderly people differently than the rest of the family. Why do you think these differences occur? It's tradition, reality, the way it is? (P62_1) (DIFFWHY1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	539	70.8
1) Yes, it's tradition, reality, the way it is	172	22.6
98) Does not know	47	6.2
99) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

256) Families may treat elderly people differently than the rest of the family. Why do you think these differences occur? Because the other members must support the family? (P62_2) (DIFFWHY2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	672	88.3
2) Yes, because the other members must support the family	89	11.7
Total	761	100.0

257) Families may treat elderly people differently than the rest of the family. Why do you think these differences occur? Because the elderly deserve respect from all family members? (P62_3) (DIFFWHY3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	483	63.5
3) Yes, because the elderly deserve respect from all family members	278	36.5
Total	761	100.0

258) Families may treat elderly people differently than the rest of the family. Why do you think these differences occur? Because life is more dangerous for elderly people? (P62_4) (DIFFWHY4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	649	85.3
4) Yes, because life is more dangerous for elderly people	112	14.7
Total	761	100.0

259) Families may treat elderly people differently than the rest of the family. Why do you think these differences occur? Other reasons? (P62_5) (DIFFWHY5)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	701	92.1
5) For lack of communication	4	0.5
6) Insensitivity	1	0.1
7) Children say so	1	0.1
8) Lack of culture	4	0.5
9) Unprincipled	1	0.1
10) Lack of education	5	0.7
11) Because they make less	4	0.5
12) By disease / health	1	0.1
13) Age	9	1.2
14) Thinking	6	0.8
15) Understanding	4	0.5
16) Can not help	1	0.1
17) Egoism	1	0.1
18) Character	2	0.3
19) Respect	6	0.8
20) Ignorance	2	0.3
21) Ungrateful	3	0.4
22) Maltreatment	1	0.1
23) Feelings	2	0.3
24) Poverty	1	0.1
25) For ability	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

260) Written capture for the variable DIFFWHY5 (AA25)
261) In your house, do you have more or less protection and care than the rest of the family members? (P63) (PROTCARE)

	TOTAL	%
1) More	290	38.1
2) Less	100	13.1
3) Equal	358	47.0
9) Does not answer	13	1.7
Total	761	100.0

262) (In relation to variable PROTCARE) Do you believe these differences are fair or unfair? (P64) (PRCRDFFR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very fair	83	10.9
2) Fair	219	28.8
3) Unfair	231	30.4
4) Very unfair	136	17.9
5) Neither fair nor unfair	74	9.7
8) Does not know	16	2.1
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

263) Do you think the government should differentiate treatment between the elderly and others? (P65_1) (GOVDFTRT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Same	538	70.7
2) Different (special treatment)	208	27.3
3) Depends	3	0.4
8) Does not know	8	1.1
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

264) (If respondent answers 'Depends' for GOVDFTRT) Depends on what? (P65_2) (GOVDFTDP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	758	99.6
1) If children abandon them	1	0.1
2) If they do not all have the same needs	1	0.1
98) Does not know	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

265) Written capture for the variable GOVDFTDP (AA26)
266) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: someone older than 60 years or someone younger than 60 years? (P66_1) (HIRE60)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person older than 60	377	49.5
2) Person younger than 60	163	21.4
3) Both	200	26.3
4) None	3	0.4
8) Does not know	17	2.2
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

267) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: an unemployed person or an employed person? (P66_2) (HIREEMPL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Unemployed person	640	84.1
2) Employed person	22	2.9
3) Both	90	11.8
8) Does not know	7	0.9
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

268) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a Mexican or an alien? (P66_3) (HIREMXCN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mexican	664	87.3
2) Alien	3	0.4
3) Both	85	11.2
8) Does not know	8	1.1
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

269) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a person with a disability or a person without a disability? (P66_4) (HIREHAND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person with a disability	372	48.9
2) Person without a disability	144	18.9
3) Both	227	29.8
4) None	1	0.1
8) Does not know	16	2.1
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

270) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: an indigenous person or a non-indigenous person? (P66_5) (HIREINDG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Indigenous	318	41.8
2) Non-indigenous	110	14.5
3) Both	310	40.7
4) None	3	0.4
8) Does not know	19	2.5
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

271) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a single mother or a married woman? (P66_6) (HIRESNGM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Single mother	410	53.9
2) Married woman	52	6.8
3) Both	288	37.8
8) Does not know	10	1.3
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

272) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a person who has HIV or a person without HIV? (P66_7) (HIRESHIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person with HIV	151	19.8
2) Person without HIV	377	49.5
3) Both	186	24.4
4) None	10	1.3
8) Does not know	35	4.6
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

273) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a person who never committed a crime or an ex-convict? (P66_8) (HIRECRIM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person who never committed a crime	407	53.5
2) Ex-convict	115	15.1
3) Both	188	24.7
4) None	19	2.5
8) Does not know	31	4.1
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

274) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a man or a woman? (P66_9) (HIREMAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Man	117	15.4
2) Woman	188	24.7
3) Both	439	57.7
4) None	2	0.3
8) Does not know	13	1.7
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

275) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a Catholic or a non-Catholic? (P66_10) (HIRECATH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Catholic	258	33.9
2) Non-Catholic	32	4.2
3) Both	453	59.5
4) None	1	0.1
8) Does not know	15	2.0
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

276) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: a homosexual or a non-homosexual? (P66_11) (HIREHMOS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Homosexual	62	8.1
2) Non-homosexual	381	50.1
3) Both	280	36.8
4) None	9	1.2
8) Does not know	26	3.4
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

277) Between two people equally competent, who would you hire: someone less than 25 years old or someone between 25 and 40 years old? (P66_12) (HIREYOUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Someone less than 25 years old	83	10.9
2) Someone between 25 and 40 years old	259	34.0
3) Both	403	53.0
8) Does not know	14	1.8
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

278) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: person older than 60 years old? (P67_1) (OPT60)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	399	52.4
1) First mention	228	30.0
2) Second mention	65	8.5
3) Third mention	66	8.7
97) Hire all	2	0.3
98) Does not know	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

279) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: unemployed? (P67_2) (OPTUNEMP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	353	46.4
1) First mention	209	27.5
2) Second mention	143	18.8
3) Third mention	56	7.4
Total	761	100.0

280) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: Mexican? (P67_3) (OPTMEXIC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	499	65.6
1) First mention	92	12.1
2) Second mention	92	12.1
3) Third mention	78	10.2
Total	761	100.0

281) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: person with a disability? (P67_4) (OPTHNDCP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	522	68.6
1) First mention	58	7.6
2) Second mention	101	13.3
3) Third mention	80	10.5
Total	761	100.0

282) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: non-indigenous person? (P67_5) (OPTNINDG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	733	96.3
1) First mention	9	1.2
2) Second mention	8	1.1
3) Third mention	11	1.4
Total	761	100.0

283) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: single mother? (P67_6) (OPTSMOTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	439	57.7
1) First mention	53	7.0
2) Second mention	120	15.8
3) Third mention	149	19.6
Total	761	100.0

284) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is HIV positive? (P67_7) (OPTHIV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	719	94.5
1) First mention	10	1.3
2) Second mention	13	1.7
3) Third mention	19	2.5
Total	761	100.0

285) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone never convicted of a crime? (P67_8) (OPTNCRIM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	669	87.9
1) First mention	9	1.2
2) Second mention	40	5.3
3) Third mention	43	5.7
Total	761	100.0

286) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: a man? (P67_9) (OPTMAN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	705	92.6
1) First mention	8	1.1
2) Second mention	23	3.0
3) Third mention	25	3.3
Total	761	100.0

287) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is Catholic? (P67_10) (OPTCATHO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	693	91.1
1) First mention	11	1.4
2) Second mention	20	2.6
3) Third mention	37	4.9
Total	761	100.0

288) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is homosexual? (P67_11) (OPTHOMOS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	743	97.6
1) First mention	1	0.1
2) Second mention	12	1.6
3) Third mention	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

289) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is younger than 25 years old? (P67_12) (OPTUND25)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	736	96.7
1) First mention	9	1.2
2) Second mention	10	1.3
3) Third mention	6	0.8
Total	761	100.0

290) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is younger than 60 years old? (P67_13) (OPTUND60)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	728	95.7
1) First mention	8	1.1
2) Second mention	8	1.1
3) Third mention	17	2.2
Total	761	100.0

291) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is currently employed? (P67_14) (OPTEMPLD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	756	99.3
2) Second mention	2	0.3
3) Third mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

292) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is an alien? (P67_15) (OPTALIEN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	758	99.6
3) Third mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

293) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is not handicapped? (P67_16) (OPTNHNDC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	743	97.6
1) First mention	1	0.1
2) Second mention	9	1.2
3) Third mention	8	1.1
Total	761	100.0

294) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is indigenous? (P67_17) (OPTINDGN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	629	82.7
1) First mention	22	2.9
2) Second mention	37	4.9
3) Third mention	72	9.5
96) No other mention of respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

295) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: a married woman? (P67_18) (OPTMARWM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	739	97.1
1) First mention	3	0.4
2) Second mention	7	0.9
3) Third mention	12	1.6
Total	761	100.0

296) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is not HIV positive? (P67_19) (OPTNHIVP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	743	97.6
1) First mention	4	0.5
2) Second mention	5	0.7
3) Third mention	9	1.2
Total	761	100.0

297) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone who is an ex-convict? (P67_20) (OPTEXCNV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	750	98.6
1) First mention	3	0.4
2) Second mention	1	0.1
3) Third mention	7	0.9
Total	761	100.0

298) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: a woman? (P67_21) (OPTWOMAN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	704	92.5
1) First mention	8	1.1
2) Second mention	19	2.5
3) Third mention	30	3.9
Total	761	100.0

299) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: a non-Catholic? (P67_22) (OPTNCATH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	759	99.7
2) Second mention	1	0.1
3) Third mention	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

300) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: a non-homosexual? (P67_23) (OPTNHMOS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	756	99.3
2) Second mention	2	0.3
3) Third mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

301) Between the following groups shown on the card, which ones would you hire in order? Order: someone between 25 and 40 years old? (P67_24) (OPTB2540)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	712	93.6
1) First mention	12	1.6
2) Second mention	20	2.6
3) Third mention	17	2.2
Total	761	100.0

302) And which would you never hire: a person older than 60 years old? (P68_1) (NVHROV60)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	629	82.7
1) First mention	22	2.9
2) Second mention	12	1.6
3) Third mention	17	2.2
97) Hire all	78	10.2
98) Does not know	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

303) And which would you never hire: someone who is unemployed? (P68_2) (NVHRUNEM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	755	99.2
1) First mention	2	0.3
2) Second mention	1	0.1
3) Third mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

304) And which would you never hire: someone who is Mexican? (P68_3) (NVHRMEXC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	760	99.9
3) Third mention	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

305) And which would you never hire: someone who is handicapped? (P68_4) (NVHRHAND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	718	94.3
1) First mention	11	1.4
2) Second mention	21	2.8
3) Third mention	11	1.4
Total	761	100.0

306) And which would you never hire: someone who is non-indigenous? (P68_5) (NVHRNIND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	735	96.6
1) First mention	5	0.7
2) Second mention	12	1.6
3) Third mention	8	1.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

307) And which would you never hire: someone who is a Single mother? (P68_6) (NVHRSMTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	749	98.4
1) First mention	5	0.7
2) Second mention	2	0.3
3) Third mention	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

308) And which would you never hire: someone who is HIV positive? (P68_7) (NVHRHIVP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	463	60.8
1) First mention	154	20.2
2) Second mention	70	9.2
3) Third mention	74	9.7
Total	761	100.0

309) And which would you never hire: someone never convicted of a crime? (P68_8) (NVHRNCRM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	738	97.0
1) First mention	11	1.4
2) Second mention	7	0.9
3) Third mention	4	0.5
96) No other mention by the respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

310) And which would you never hire: a man? (P68_9) (NVHRMAN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	733	96.3
1) First mention	10	1.3
2) Second mention	8	1.1
3) Third mention	10	1.3
Total	761	100.0

311) And which would you never hire: someone who is Catholic? (P68_10) (NVHRCATH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	754	99.1
1) First mention	1	0.1
2) Second mention	4	0.5
3) Third mention	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

312) And which would you never hire: someone who is homosexual? (P68_11) (NVHRHOMO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	464	61.0
1) First mention	110	14.5
2) Second mention	97	12.7
3) Third mention	90	11.8
Total	761	100.0

313) And which would you never hire: someone who is younger than 25 years old? (P68_12) (NVHRUN25)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	709	93.2
1) First mention	14	1.8
2) Second mention	19	2.5
3) Third mention	18	2.4
96) No other mention of the respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

314) And which would you never hire: someone who is younger than 60 years old? (P68_13) (NVHRUN60)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	717	94.2
1) First mention	20	2.6
2) Second mention	7	0.9
3) Third mention	17	2.2
Total	761	100.0

315) And which would you never hire: someone who is currently employed? (P68_14) (NVHREMPL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	435	57.2
1) First mention	123	16.2
2) Second mention	115	15.1
3) Third mention	88	11.6
Total	761	100.0

316) And which would you never hire: someone who is an alien? (P68_15) (NVHRALIE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	370	48.6
1) First mention	101	13.3
2) Second mention	167	21.9
3) Third mention	123	16.2
Total	761	100.0

317) And which would you never hire: someone who is not handicapped? (P68_16) (NVHRNHND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	724	95.1
1) First mention	6	0.8
2) Second mention	13	1.7
3) Third mention	12	1.6
96) No other mention of the respondent	5	0.7
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

318) And which would you never hire: someone who is indigenous? (P68_17) (NVHRINDG)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	729	95.8
1) First mention	4	0.5
2) Second mention	10	1.3
3) Third mention	18	2.4
Total	761	100.0

319) And which would you never hire: a married woman? (P68_18) (NVHRMRWM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	721	94.7
1) First mention	10	1.3
2) Second mention	9	1.2
3) Third mention	21	2.8
Total	761	100.0

320) And which would you never hire: someone who is not HIV positive? (P68_19) (NVHRNHIV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	730	95.9
1) First mention	3	0.4
2) Second mention	12	1.6
3) Third mention	15	2.0
96) No other mention of the respondent	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

321) And which would you never hire: someone who is an ex-convict? (P68_20) (NVHREXCN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	565	74.2
1) First mention	48	6.3
2) Second mention	70	9.2
3) Third mention	78	10.2
Total	761	100.0

322) And which would you never hire: a woman? (P68_21) (NVHRWOMN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	752	98.8
1) First mention	2	0.3
2) Second mention	2	0.3
3) Third mention	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

323) And which would you never hire: a non-Catholic? (P68_22) (NVHRNCTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	718	94.3
1) First mention	9	1.2
2) Second mention	9	1.2
3) Third mention	25	3.3
Total	761	100.0

324) And which would you never hire: a non-homosexual? (P68_23) (NVHRNHMS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	744	97.8
1) First mention	2	0.3
2) Second mention	6	0.8
3) Third mention	9	1.2
Total	761	100.0

325) And which would you never hire: someone between 25 and 40 years old? (P68_24) (NVHR2540)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	739	97.1
1) First mention	5	0.7
2) Second mention	3	0.4
3) Third mention	6	0.8
96) No other mention of the respondent	7	0.9
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

326) Do you think old poor people have more problems than other poor people? (P69_1) (OLDPOORP)

	TOTAL	%
1) More problems	489	64.3
2) Fewer problems	39	5.1
3) The same	218	28.6
8) Does not know	14	1.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

327) (If respondent says 'More problems' to OLDPOORP) Why do you think that? (P69_2) (OLDPOORM)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	272	35.7
1) Lack of opportunities	135	17.7
2) Discrimination	41	5.4
3) Not having enough to survive	87	11.4
4) Less opportunity than others	60	7.9
5) Not every job is for an elderly person	39	5.1
6) Unemployment	42	5.5
7) Less instruction because of age	25	3.3
8) Can't work because the elderly get easily tired	45	5.9
9) Unable to fend for themselves	1	0.1
10) Have more financial need	2	0.3
11) Age	4	0.5
12) Diseases	3	0.4
13) Has no family support	1	0.1
98) Does not know	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

328) Written capture for variable OLDPOORM (AA27)
329) (If respondent says 'Fewer problems' to OLDPOORP) Why? (P69_3) (OLDPOORL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	722	94.9
1) Family pays for them	24	3.2
2) They have more initiative	4	0.5
3) They are more independent	4	0.5
4) Government offers more support for the elderly	5	0.7
5) There is some work appropriate for the elderly	1	0.1
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

330) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: the elderly. (P70_1) (PROTELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	447	58.7
2) Second mention	158	20.8
3) Third mention	84	11.0
4) Fourth mention	32	4.2
5) Fifth mention	18	2.4
6) Sixth mention	7	0.9
7) Seventh mention	8	1.1
8) Eighth mention	4	0.5
9) Ninth mention	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

331) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: the unemployed. (P70_2) (PROTUNEM)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	34	4.5
2) Second mention	68	8.9
3) Third mention	74	9.7
4) Fourth mention	110	14.5
5) Fifth mention	91	12.0
6) Sixth mention	112	14.7
7) Seventh mention	99	13.0
8) Eighth mention	129	17.0
9) Ninth mention	44	5.8
Total	761	100.0

332) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: aliens living in Mexico. (P70_3) (PROTALIE)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	8	1.1
2) Second mention	15	2.0
3) Third mention	23	3.0
4) Fourth mention	25	3.3
5) Fifth mention	43	5.7
6) Sixth mention	50	6.6
7) Seventh mention	66	8.7
8) Eighth mention	100	13.1
9) Ninth mention	431	56.6
Total	761	100.0

333) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: people who have a handicap. (P70_4) (PROTHAND)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	93	12.2
2) Second mention	181	23.8
3) Third mention	155	20.4
4) Fourth mention	103	13.5
5) Fifth mention	85	11.2
6) Sixth mention	51	6.7
7) Seventh mention	42	5.5
8) Eighth mention	42	5.5
9) Ninth mention	9	1.2
Total	761	100.0

334) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: the indigenous. (P70_5) (PROTINDG)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	61	8.0
2) Second mention	119	15.6
3) Third mention	113	14.8
4) Fourth mention	123	16.2
5) Fifth mention	93	12.2
6) Sixth mention	72	9.5
7) Seventh mention	84	11.0
8) Eighth mention	61	8.0
9) Ninth mention	35	4.6
Total	761	100.0

335) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: single mothers. (P70_6) (PROTSMTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	16	2.1
2) Second mention	58	7.6
3) Third mention	122	16.0
4) Fourth mention	140	18.4
5) Fifth mention	140	18.4
6) Sixth mention	129	17.0
7) Seventh mention	80	10.5
8) Eighth mention	50	6.6
9) Ninth mention	26	3.4
Total	761	100.0

336) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: children. (P70_7) (PROTCHLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	26	3.4
2) Second mention	63	8.3
3) Third mention	61	8.0
4) Fourth mention	83	10.9
5) Fifth mention	130	17.1
6) Sixth mention	136	17.9
7) Seventh mention	152	20.0
8) Eighth mention	79	10.4
9) Ninth mention	31	4.1
Total	761	100.0

337) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: youth. (P70_8) (PROTYOUT)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	4	0.5
2) Second mention	8	1.1
3) Third mention	16	2.1
4) Fourth mention	35	4.6
5) Fifth mention	58	7.6
6) Sixth mention	113	14.8
7) Seventh mention	169	22.2
8) Eighth mention	241	31.7
9) Ninth mention	117	15.4
Total	761	100.0

338) From the groups listed on the card, who do you think has less protection in Mexico? Order: people who are HIV positive. (P70_9) (PROTHIVP)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	72	9.5
2) Second mention	91	12.0
3) Third mention	113	14.8
4) Fourth mention	110	14.5
5) Fifth mention	103	13.5
6) Sixth mention	91	12.0
7) Seventh mention	61	8.0
8) Eighth mention	55	7.2
9) Ninth mention	65	8.5
Total	761	100.0

339) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: the elderly. (P71_1) (SUFFELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	389	51.1
2) Second mention	179	23.5
3) Third mention	100	13.1
4) Fourth mention	46	6.0
5) Fifth mention	19	2.5
6) Sixth mention	12	1.6
7) Seventh mention	9	1.2
8) Eighth mention	5	0.7
9) Ninth mention	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

340) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: the unemployed. (P71_2) (SUFFUNEM)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	24	3.2
2) Second mention	70	9.2
3) Third mention	69	9.1
4) Fourth mention	106	13.9
5) Fifth mention	107	14.1
6) Sixth mention	114	15.0
7) Seventh mention	117	15.4
8) Eighth mention	115	15.1
9) Ninth mention	39	5.1
Total	761	100.0

341) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: aliens living in Mexico. (P71_3) (SUFFALIE)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	10	1.3
2) Second mention	20	2.6
3) Third mention	34	4.5
4) Fourth mention	35	4.6
5) Fifth mention	39	5.1
6) Sixth mention	46	6.0
7) Seventh mention	53	7.0
8) Eighth mention	117	15.4
9) Ninth mention	407	53.5
Total	761	100.0

342) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: people who are handicapped. (P71_4) (SUFFHAND)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	123	16.2
2) Second mention	173	22.7
3) Third mention	142	18.7
4) Fourth mention	96	12.6
5) Fifth mention	91	12.0
6) Sixth mention	58	7.6
7) Seventh mention	35	4.6
8) Eighth mention	28	3.7
9) Ninth mention	15	2.0
Total	761	100.0

343) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: the indigenous. (P71_5) (SUFFINDG)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	47	6.2
2) Second mention	96	12.6
3) Third mention	131	17.2
4) Fourth mention	138	18.1
5) Fifth mention	98	12.9
6) Sixth mention	81	10.6
7) Seventh mention	78	10.2
8) Eighth mention	56	7.4
9) Ninth mention	36	4.7
Total	761	100.0

344) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: single mothers. (P71_6) (SUFFSMTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	18	2.4
2) Second mention	56	7.4
3) Third mention	95	12.5
4) Fourth mention	150	19.7
5) Fifth mention	159	20.9
6) Sixth mention	126	16.6
7) Seventh mention	75	9.9
8) Eighth mention	48	6.3
9) Ninth mention	34	4.5
Total	761	100.0

345) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: children. (P71_7) (SUFFCHLD)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	30	3.9
2) Second mention	48	6.3
3) Third mention	68	8.9
4) Fourth mention	63	8.3
5) Fifth mention	119	15.6
6) Sixth mention	158	20.8
7) Seventh mention	147	19.3
8) Eighth mention	84	11.0
9) Ninth mention	44	5.8
Total	761	100.0

346) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: youth. (P71_8) (SUFFYOUT)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	3	0.4
2) Second mention	3	0.4
3) Third mention	21	2.8
4) Fourth mention	25	3.3
5) Fifth mention	55	7.2
6) Sixth mention	93	12.2
7) Seventh mention	181	23.8
8) Eighth mention	249	32.7
9) Ninth mention	131	17.2
Total	761	100.0

347) Using the same groups, which group suffers more? Order: people who are HIV positive. (P71_9) (SUFFHIVP)

	TOTAL	%
1) First mention	117	15.4
2) Second mention	116	15.2
3) Third mention	101	13.3
4) Fourth mention	102	13.4
5) Fifth mention	74	9.7
6) Sixth mention	73	9.6
7) Seventh mention	66	8.7
8) Eighth mention	59	7.8
9) Ninth mention	53	7.0
Total	761	100.0

348) Among the elderly, who do you think has the worst life conditions? (P72_1) (WORSTLFC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Old indigenous people	401	52.7
2) Old separated or divorced people	72	9.5
3) Single mothers	122	16.0
4) Lesbian elderly	4	0.5
5) Elderly in charge of the home	117	15.4
6) Elderly with HIV	1	0.1
7) Married elderly	1	0.1
8) Elderly who have no family	1	0.1
97) All	18	2.4
98) Does not know	24	3.2
Total	761	100.0

349) Written capture for 'Other' option for WORSTLFC (AA29)
350) Have you been discriminated against in your work for being elderly? (P73_1) (WKDSCELD)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	601	79.0
1) Yes	45	5.9
2) No	110	14.5
9) Does not answer	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

351) Do you have living children? (P74_1) (LIVCHLDR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	704	92.5
2) No	54	7.1
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

352) Do you think your children have been discriminated against because you are elderly? (P75_1) (CHDSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	54	7.1
1) Yes	77	10.1
2) No	601	79.0
8) Does not know	27	3.5
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

353) (If 'Yes' to CHDSC) By whom? Family? (P75_1J) (CHDSCFAM)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	745	97.9
1) Yes, family	16	2.1
Total	761	100.0

354) (If 'Yes' to CHDSC) By whom? Friends? (P75_1K) (CHDSCFRN)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	752	98.8
2) Yes, friends	9	1.2
Total	761	100.0

355) (If 'Yes' to CHDSC) By whom? Those at work? (P75_1L) (CHDSCWRK)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	728	95.7
3) Yes, those at work	33	4.3
Total	761	100.0

356) (If 'Yes' to CHDSC) By whom? Those at school? (P75_1M) (CHDSCSCH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	753	98.9
4) Yes, those at school	8	1.1
Total	761	100.0

357) (If 'Yes' to CHDSC) By whom? Another situation? (P75_1N) (CHDSCOTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	750	98.6
5) IMSS medical	1	0.1
6) For economic situation	5	0.7
7) Government	2	0.3
9) Neighbors	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

358) Written capture for 'Another situation' option in CHDSCOTH (AA38)
359) How often have you heard the idea that elderly can't work as efficiently as other people? (P76) (ELDWKEFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	238	31.3
2) Often	211	27.7
3) A few times	226	29.7
4) Never	69	9.1
8) Does not know	15	2.0
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

360) Have you ever received less payment than others for the same work and situation? (P77_1) (LESSPAY)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	601	79.0
1) Yes	36	4.7
2) No	115	15.1
8) Does not know	2	0.3
9) Does not answer	7	0.9
Total	761	100.0

361) (If 'Yes' to LESSPAY) When did they pay you less? (P77_2) (LESSPAYW)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	729	95.8
1) Between 2000 and 2004	22	2.9
3) Can't remember	6	0.8
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

362) (If 'Yes' to LESSPAY) When did they pay you less? (P77_3) (LESSPAYB)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	756	99.3
2) Before 2002	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

363) Has someone ever denied health services to you, a family member or a friend for being elderly? (P78) (DENYHSVC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	122	16.0
2) No	625	82.1
9) Does not answer	14	1.8
Total	761	100.0

364) In the last five years, did someone ever deny employment to you, a family member or a friend for being elderly? (P79) (DENYEMPL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	211	27.7
2) No	516	67.8
8) Does not know	31	4.1
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

365) To what degree do you feel capable of getting a job if you are competing against younger people with the same skills? (P80) (JOBAGNST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very capable	153	20.1
2) Capable	295	38.8
3) Incapable	200	26.3
4) Very incapable	79	10.4
8) Does not know	32	4.2
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

366) In general, how do people treat you? Politely or not politely? (P81_1) (TREATPOL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Politely	637	83.7
2) Not politely	98	12.9
3) Other answer	15	2.0
8) Does not know	6	0.8
9) Does not answer	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

367) In general, how do people treat you? With rejection or with acceptance? (P81_2) (TREATREJ)

	TOTAL	%
1) Rejection	120	15.8
2) Acceptance	613	80.6
3) Other answer	14	1.8
8) Does not know	10	1.3
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

368) In general, how do people treat you? Respectfully or disrespectfully? (P81_3) (TREATRES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Respectfully	629	82.7
2) Disrespectfully	99	13.0
3) Other answer	18	2.4
8) Does not know	10	1.3
9) Does not answer	5	0.7
Total	761	100.0

369) How much care is provided to elderly people like you? (P82) (CAREELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very much	102	13.4
2) Enough	109	14.3
3) A little	465	61.1
4) None	78	10.2
8) Does not know	6	0.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

370) How true is the following statement: 'Elderly are less productive in work than younger people?' (P83_1) (PRODWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Totally true	68	8.9
2) True	250	32.9
3) False	295	38.8
4) Completely false	122	16.0
8) Does not know	23	3.0
9) Does not answer	3	0.4
Total	761	100.0

371) Why do you think this is happening? (P83_2) (WHYPRDWK)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not applicable	443	58.2
1) Age	181	23.8
2) Limited mobility	59	7.8
3) Ill health	16	2.1
4) Inactivity	30	3.9
5) Not have the same physical strength	29	3.8
98) Does not know	2	0.3
99) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

372) Written capture for the variable WHYPRDWK (AA31)
373) Which act from the government would be more dignifying? (P84) (ACTGOVT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Provide support for the elderly, even though discrimination against the elderly continues	97	12.7
2) Promote campaigns to stop mistreatment toward elderly	625	82.1
3) Depends	20	2.6
8) Does not know	18	2.4
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

374) Have you or someone from your family had problems being attended to in the public health service because of being elderly? (P85) (PHLTHSVC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	132	17.3
2) No	601	79.0
3) Don't use those services	16	2.1
8) Does not know	10	1.3
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

375) Discrimination against the elderly has increased or decreased in the last five years in Mexico? (P86) (ELDDSCM5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Increased	276	36.3
2) Decreased	213	28.0
3) No change	219	28.8
8) Does not know	52	6.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

376) Compared to the past, have the opportunities for the elderly increased or decreased in the last five years? (P87) (OPPELD5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Increased	234	30.7
2) Decreased	294	38.6
3) No change	188	24.7
8) Does not know	44	5.8
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

377) If you were a victim of discrimination what would you do? (P88) (VICTDISC)

	TOTAL	%
1) File a complaint with the authorities	249	32.7
2) File a complaint with a human rights organization	121	15.9
3) I'll try to explain to make the person so they recognize their mistake	89	11.7
4) Nothing	180	23.7
5) Depends on where it took place	29	3.8
6) Respond with aggression	5	0.7
7) The government ignores	1	0.1
8) Would feel bad	6	0.8
9) I would endure	2	0.3
10) I would ask the government for help	2	0.3
11) Go to another place	2	0.3
12) Would be afraid	2	0.3
98) Does not know	69	9.1
99) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

378) Written capture for 'Depends' option for the variable VICTDISC (AA32)
379) The government says it is trying to make equal opportunities for the elderly and the rest of the people in every life situation. How much do you believe the state is protecting elderly people like you? (P89) (SPROTELD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protects very much	51	6.7
2) Protects enough	76	10.0
3) Protects a little	458	60.2
4) Doesn't protect	114	15.0
5) Neither much or little	31	4.1
8) Does not know	29	3.8
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

380) Do you know about any action the government is doing to fight and prevent discrimination against the elderly? (P90) (GOVTACT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, knows of an action	66	8.7
2) No, doesn't know of an action	607	79.8
8) Does not know the answer to the question	63	8.3
9) Does not answer	25	3.3
Total	761	100.0

381) Could you tell me which institution you would go to in case you were a victim of discrimination or family violence? (P91_1) (INSTVICT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	38.41	42.15

382) Written capture for the variable INSTVICT (AA33)
383) Could you tell me which institution you would go to in case you had a handicapped child? (P91_2) (INSTHAND)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	45.16	44.29

384) Written capture for the variable INSTHAND (AA34)
385) Could you tell me which institution you would go to in case of being prohibited access to a public place because of being an old person? (P91_3) (INSTPROH)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	55.47	44.99

386) Written capture for the variable INSTPROH (AA35)
387) Based on your knowledge, is there any law to prevent and stop discrimination in Mexico? (P92_1) (LAWDISC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	229	30.1
2) No	352	46.3
8) Does not know	178	23.4
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

388) (If 'Yes' to LAWDISC) In your opinion, is this type of law helpful, or is there another law that nobody knows or respects?(P92_2) (HELPLAW)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	532	69.9
1) Yes, it would decrease discrimination	55	7.2
2) No, people don't know or respect the law	130	17.1
3) People need to know that there is a law, and the government needs to make sure it is respected	30	3.9
8) Does not know	10	1.3
9) Does not answer	4	0.5
Total	761	100.0

389) How much do you agree or disagree that the government should subsidize the elderly? (P93) (GOVTSUBS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely agree	523	68.7
2) Agree	190	25.0
3) Disagree	30	3.9
4) Completely disagree	9	1.2
8) Does not know	8	1.1
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

390) Which principle should be the most important for establishing a social policy to help the elderly? (P94) (SCPOLICY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Take care of all the basic needs of the elderly without considering their social status	432	56.8
2) Take care of elderly only when they are disadvantaged	293	38.5
3) Other answer	3	0.4
4) There is no need for a social policy for the elderly	15	2.0
8) Does not know	17	2.2
9) Does not answer	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

391) Is this government doing a better job than before fighting discrimination against the elderly? (P95) (GOVFTDSC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Government is doing a better job than before	271	35.6
2) Government is doing a worst job than before	146	19.2
3) Government is doing the same good job as before	89	11.7
4) Government is doing the same bad job as before	164	21.6
8) Does not know	89	11.7
9) Does not answer	2	0.3
Total	761	100.0

392) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Other (specify)? (P96_1) (HLPGV)

	TOTAL	%
0) Does not apply	758	99.6
10) Women in general	1	0.1
14) Peasant	1	0.1
15) Orphans	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

393) Written capture for the variable HLPGV (AA36)
394) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: the elderly. (P96_2) (HLPGVELD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	53	7.0
1) First mention	505	66.4
2) Second mention	131	17.2
3) Third mention	72	9.5
Total	761	100.0

395) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: the unemployed. (P96_3) (HLPGVUNE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	618	81.2
1) First mention	21	2.8
2) Second mention	53	7.0
3) Third mention	69	9.1
Total	761	100.0

396) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: those with a handicap. (P96_4) (HLPGVHND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	274	36.0
1) First mention	70	9.2
2) Second mention	253	33.2
3) Third mention	164	21.6
Total	761	100.0

397) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: the indigenous. (P96_5) (HLPGVIND)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	466	61.2
1) First mention	53	7.0
2) Second mention	125	16.4
3) Third mention	117	15.4
Total	761	100.0

398) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: single mothers. (P96_6) (HLPGVSMO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	538	70.7
1) First mention	12	1.6
2) Second mention	71	9.3
3) Third mention	140	18.4
Total	761	100.0

399) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: children. (P96_7) (HLPGVCHD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	609	80.0
1) First mention	29	3.8
2) Second mention	45	5.9
3) Third mention	78	10.2
Total	761	100.0

400) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: youth. (P96_8) (HLPGVYTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	734	96.5
1) First mention	1	0.1
2) Second mention	11	1.4
3) Third mention	15	2.0
Total	761	100.0

401) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: people who are HIV positive. (P96_9) (HLPGVHIV)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	516	67.8
1) First mention	69	9.1
2) Second mention	71	9.3
3) Third mention	105	13.8
Total	761	100.0

402) Who do you think needs more help from the government? Order of mention: other answer. (P96_10) (HLPGVOTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No mention	758	99.6
1) First mention	1	0.1
2) Second mention	1	0.1
3) Third mention	1	0.1
Total	761	100.0

403) Geographic location (REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) North	203	26.7
2) Center	328	43.1
3) South	230	30.2
Total	761	100.0

404) Factor (FACTOR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	761	10,975.47	6,804.51

405) Age of respondent (EDAD) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) 60s	438	57.7
2) 70s	254	33.5
3) 80s	64	8.4
4) 90s	3	0.4
Missing	2
Total	759	100.0

406) Level [of education] (P5_2) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) High school or less	457	90.7
2) Normal track	7	1.4
3) Technical or commercial career track	20	4.0
4) Professional	19	3.8
5) Graduate school	1	0.2
Missing	257
Total	504	100.0

407) In total, how much is your monthly income for your work or activity (displaying card with income ranges)? (P19_2) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Don't receive any payment	685	92.6
2) Below minimum wage	43	5.8
3) Between one and two times the minimum wage? More than 1,200 and less than 2,400 pesos?	4	0.5
4) Between two and four times the minimum wage? More than 2,400 and less than 4,800 pesos?	4	0.5
5) Between four and eight times the minimum wage? More than 4,800 and less than 9,600 pesos?	4	0.5
Missing	21
Total	740	100.0

408) At this moment are you: ? (P7) (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Cohabitating	45	5.9
2) Separated	29	3.8
3) Divorced	18	2.4
4) Widowed	266	35.1
5) Married	370	48.8
6) Single	30	4.0
Missing	3
Total	758	100.0

409) Sex (SEXO) (for use with online analysis) (I-SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	323	42.4
2) Female	438	57.6
Total	761	100.0