section a: demographics (respondent)
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1996 hrs [wave 3] core (final release)
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hhid household identifier
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9000
type: character width: 6 decimals: 0
................................................................................
10964 000002-099564. household identifier range
pn person number
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9021
type: character width: 3 decimals: 0
user note: the range 10-49 is reserved for respondent person numbers.
respondent person numbers ending in 0 are generally from the original
sample; respondent person numbers ending in 1 are generally new spouses
added since the original sample.
................................................................................
5431 010. person number
121 011. person number
3005 020. person number
11 021. person number
1012 030. person number
2 031. person number
1382 040. person number
subhh 1996 sub-household identifier
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9005
type: character width: 1 decimals: 0
................................................................................
10638 0. original sample household - no split from divorce or
separation of spouses or partners
189 1. split household - one half of couple from subhh 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
135 2. split household - other half of couple from subhh 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
2 5. split household - one half of couple from subhh 1 or 2
6. split household - one half of couple from subhh 1 or 2
7. reunited household - respondents from split household reunite
csubhh 1994 sub-household identifier
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9003
type: character width: 1 decimals: 0
................................................................................
10793 0. original sample household - no split from divorce or
separation of spouses or partners
91 1. split household - one half of couple from subhh 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
80 2. split household - other half of couple from subhh 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
5. split household - one half of couple from subhh 1 or 2
6. split household - one half of couple from subhh 1 or 2
7. reunited household - respondents from split household reunite
pn_sp 1996 spouse/partner person number
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9031
type: character width: 3 decimals: 0
user note: the range 10-49 is reserved for respondent person numbers.
respondent person numbers ending in 0 are generally from the original
sample; respondent person numbers ending in 1 are generally new spouses
added since the original sample.
................................................................................
3229 010. person number
112 011. person number
2774 020. person number
10 021. person number
909 030. person number
2 031. person number
1260 040. person number
2668 blank. inap (inapplicable) - no spouse interview
csr 1996 whether coversheet respondent
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9061
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
................................................................................
6700 1. yes
116 2. yes - household had two coversheet respondents and the
coversheet information given by this respondent has been
retained.
4032 5. no
116 6. no - household had two coversheet respondents and the
coversheet information given by this respondent has not been
retained.
famr 1996 whether family respondent
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9062
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
................................................................................
6750 1. yes
11 2. yes - household had two family respondents and the family
information given by this respondent has been retained.
4192 5. no
11 6. no - household had two family respondents and the family
information given by this respondent has not been retained.
finr 1996 whether financial respondent
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9063
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
................................................................................
6745 1. yes
11 2. yes - household had two financial respondents and the
financial information given by this respondent has been
retained.
4197 5. no
11 6. no - household had two financial respondents and the financial
information given by this respondent has not been retained.
qnr 1996 questionnaire
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q9070
type: character width: 5 decimals: 0
user note: range is not continuous because some questionnaires were
invalid.
................................................................................
10964 00001-10970. questionnaire number range
v636 a1.birthdate month
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q636
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a1. i have some questions about your background. in what month, day, and
year were you born?
month:
day:
year:
user note: for your convenience, past wave data has been merged into this
variable.
................................................................................
953 1. jan
834 2. feb
936 3. mar
912 4. apr
920 5. may
894 6. jun
966 7. jul
957 8. aug
911 9. sep
915 10. oct
826 11. nov
906 12. dec
32 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
2 99. rf (refused)
blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1)
v636f a1. past wave merge flag - r birth mo
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19051
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
user note: this variable indicates the source of the data for e636.
................................................................................
196 1. data from hrs wave 3
10737 2. data from prior wave
31 3. no data available
v638 a1b.birthdate year
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q638
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
user note: for your convenience, past wave data has been merged into this
variable.
................................................................................
10954 1880-1980. actual value
7 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
3 9999. rf (refused)
blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (1)
v638f a1b. past wave merge flag - r birth yr
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19052
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
user note: this variable indicates the source of the data for e638.
................................................................................
196 1. data from hrs wave 3
10762 2. data from prior wave
6 3. no data available
v639 a2.born us?
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q639
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a2. were you born in the united states?
................................................................................
158 1. yes
38 5. no
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10768 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1)
v640m a2a. region - us born
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19062
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a2a. in what state were you born?
user note: code categories have been collapsed to protect respondent
confidentiality.
................................................................................
7 1. northeast region: new england division (me, nh, vt, ma, ri,
ct)
21 2. northeast region: middle atlantic division (ny, nj, pa)
33 3. midwest region: east north central division (oh, in, il, mi,
wi)
10 4. midwest region: west north central division (mn, ia, mo, nd,
sd, ne, ks)
28 5. south region: south atlantic division (de, md, dc, va, wv, nc,
sc, ga, fl)
15 6. south region: east south central division (ky, tn, al, ms)
25 7. south region: west south central division (ar, la, ok, tx)
3 8. west region: mountain division (mt, id, wy, co, nm, az, ut,
nv)
15 9. west region: pacific division (wa, or, ca, ak, hi)
10. u.s., na state
1 11. foreign country: not in a census division (includes u.s.
territories)
96. same state (see questionnaire)
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10806 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1); [q639:a2] is (5); [q639:a2] is (dk or rf)
v644m a2b. region - non-us born
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19063
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a2b. in what country were you born?
user note: code categories have been collapsed to protect respondent
confidentiality.
................................................................................
38 11. foreign country: not in a census division (includes u.s.
territories)
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10926 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1); [q639:a2] is (dk or rf); [q639:a2] is (1)
v645 a2c.arrive us
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q645
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
a2c. in about what year did you come to the united states?
year:
or years ago:
or at age:
user note: respondents could answer this question 'when they came to the
united states' - with a year, an age, or a number of years since the event.
these different responses are reported in e645, e646, and e647 respectively.
only one of the variables will contain valid data.
................................................................................
0. actual value
34 1880-1993. actual value
1 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9999. rf (refused)
10929 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1); [q639:a2] is (dk or rf); [q639:a2] is (1)
v646 a2d.arrive us yr ago
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q646
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
user note: respondents could answer this question 'when they came to the
united states' - with a year, an age, or a number of years since the event.
these different responses are reported in e645, e646, and e647 respectively.
only one of the variables will contain valid data.
................................................................................
3 0-96. actual value
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10961 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (1); [q639:a2] is (dk or rf); [q639:a2]
is (1); [q645:a2c] is (1880-1993 or dk or rf or
over limit)
v647 a2e.arrive us age
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q647
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
user note: respondents could answer this question 'when they came to the
united states' - with a year, an age, or a number of years since the event.
these different responses are reported in e645, e646, and e647 respectively.
only one of the variables will contain valid data.
................................................................................
0-96. actual value
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10964 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (1); [q639:a2] is (dk or rf); [q639:a2]
is (1); [q645:a2c] is (1880-1993 or dk or rf or
over limit); [q646:a2d] is (1-99 or dk or rf or
over limit)
v649 a3.r education
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q649
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a3. what is the highest grade of school or year of college you completed?
user note: certain questions, including this one, are asked only the first
time a respondent is interviewed. for your convenience, data provided at
each respondent's first interview have been merged for this variable.
................................................................................
60 0. no formal education
22 1. first grade
46 2. second grade
109 3. third grade
76 4. fourth grade
112 5. fifth grade
224 6. sixth grade
173 7. seventh grade
525 8. eighth grade
424 9. ninth grade
651 10. tenth grade
612 11. eleventh grade
3848 12. high school graduate; twelfth grade
695 13. some college - one year of college
991 14. some college - two
364 15. some college - three years of college
927 16. college graduate
1059 17. post college
3 97. other
9 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
34 99. rf (refused)
blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1)
v649f a3. past wave merge flag - r educ
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19053
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
user note: this variable indicates the source of the data for e649.
................................................................................
196 1. data from hrs wave 3
10768 2. data from prior wave
3. no data available
v650 a3a.r high school
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q650
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a3a. did you get a high school diploma or pass a high school equivalency
test?
user note: certain questions, including this one, are asked only the first
time a respondent is interviewed. previous wave data has not been merged
for this variable.
................................................................................
61 1. yes, diploma
13 2. yes, equivalency [ged]
54 5. no
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9. rf (refused)
10834 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1); [q649:a3] is (13-17)
v651 a3b.r college
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q651
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a3b. (did you get a college degree?)
................................................................................
49 1. yes
19 5. no
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10896 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1); [q649:a3] is (0-12 or dk or rf)
v652m a3c.r high degree - masked
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19064
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a3c. (what is the highest degree you have earned?)
user note: some categories have been collapsed to protect respondent
confidentiality.
................................................................................
6 1. less than bachelors
24 2. bachelors
7 3. masters\mba
3 4. law or md
6 5. phd
3 7. other
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10915 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1); [q649:a3] is (0-12 or dk or rf); [q651:a3b] is (ne 1)
v654 a4.mother educ
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q654
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a4. did your mother attend 8 years or more of school?
................................................................................
128 1. yes
41 5. no
1 7. other
26 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10768 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1)
v655 a5.father educ
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q655
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a5. did your father attend 8 years or more of school?
................................................................................
114 1. yes
53 5. no
29 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10768 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1)
v664 a7.hispanic
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q664
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a7. do you consider yourself hispanic or latino?
user note: for your convenience, past wave data has been merged into this
variable.
................................................................................
972 1. yes
9944 5. no
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
47 9. rf (refused)
blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1)
v664f a7. past wave merge flag - r hispanic
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19054
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
user note: this variable indicates the source of the data for e664.
................................................................................
196 1. data from hrs wave 3
10768 2. data from prior wave
3. no data available
v665m1m a7a.type hispanic- masked
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19071
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a7a. would you say you are mexican american, puerto rican, cuban american or
something else? choose all that apply
user note: some categories have been collapsed to protect respondent
confidentiality.
................................................................................
16 1. mexican american/chicano
2. puerto rican
3. cuban american
18 7. other (specify); masked version includes puerto rican, cuban
american
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10930 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1); [q664:a7] is (5 or dk or rf); no subsequent mention
v667m a8.r race - masked
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19065
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a8. do you consider yourself primarily white or caucasian, black or african
american, american indian, or asian, or something else?
user note: for your convenience, past wave data has been merged into this
variable. some categories have been collapsed to protect respondent
confidentiality.
................................................................................
8767 1. white/caucasian
1716 2. black/african american
396 7. other (specify);masked version includes american indian, asian
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
84 9. rf (refused)
blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(1)
v667f a8. past wave merge flag - r race
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19055
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
user note: this variable indicates the source of the data for e667m.
................................................................................
196 1. data from hrs wave 3
10768 2. data from prior wave
3. no data available
v668 a9.# children ever
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q668
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a9. if q370 is (1) i need to clarify some aspects of family history.
how many children have (you fathered/you given birth to)? please don't count
miscarriages or still-births, or adopted or step-children for this question.
................................................................................
10955 0-52. actual value
3 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
4 99. rf (refused)
2 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1)
v669 a9a.number of living children
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q669
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a9a.
if q668 is (1)
is that child alive today?
iwer: if r responds yes type 1 and press enter
type 0 if r responds no
else
how many of them are still living?
................................................................................
9952 0-52. actual value
4 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 99. rf (refused)
1007 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q668:a9]
is (0 or dk or rf)
v670 a10.military
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q670
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a10. have you ever served in the active military of the united states?
................................................................................
56 1. yes
140 5. no
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10768 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5)
v671 a10a. years military start
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q671
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
a10a. during what years were you in active service?
from: to:
................................................................................
55 1910-1993. actual value
1 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9999. rf (refused)
10908 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (ne 0 and ne 5); [q670:a10] is (ne 1)
v672 a10b. end military years
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q672
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
................................................................................
55 1910-1993. actual value
1 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9999. rf (refused)
10908 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (ne 0 and ne 5); [q670:a10] is (ne 1)
v673 a10c.military disability
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q673
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a10c. do you have a disability connected with military service?
................................................................................
8 1. yes
47 5. no
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10908 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q670:a10] is (ne 1)
构造变量
assignment statements
* if [q1:hh id] is (ge 0 or le 0) then [e674.a21.r marital] = value of
[q256:marriage status]
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
v674 a21.r marital
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q674
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
................................................................................
8304 1. married, spouse present
11 2. married, spouse absent from hh
327 3. living with someone
1207 4. divorced/separated
804 5. widowed
288 6. never married
21 7. married, spouse absent (not institution)
2 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1)
v676 a21.l-ever married
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q676
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a21. have you ever been married?
................................................................................
35 1. yes
4 5. no
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10924 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q256:marriage status] is (1 or 2 or 7)
v677 a21a.# marriages
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q677
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a21a. altogether, how many times have you been married (including your
current marriage/...)?
................................................................................
105 1. once
54 2. twice
22 3. three times
10 4. four or more
7. other
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10772 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5)
v678 a22.first mar-yr begin
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q678
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
a22. in what year did you (first) marry?
................................................................................
176 1900-1996. actual value
15 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9999. rf (refused)
10772 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5)
v679 a22a.first mar-mo begin
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q679
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a22a. in what month was that?
................................................................................
1. jan
2. feb
1 3. mar
4. apr
5. may
1 6. jun
1 7. jul
8. aug
1 9. sep
10. oct
11. nov
1 12. dec
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10959 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5); [q678:a22] is (le 1992)
v680 a22b.first mar-end div/wid
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q680
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a22b. did that marriage end in divorce or were you widowed?
................................................................................
76 4. divorced
24 5. widowed
1 7. other
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10862 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5); [q677:a21a] is (1) and
[q256:marriage status] is (1 or 2 or 7)
v681 a22c.first mar-yrs married
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q681
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a22c. about how many years did that marriage last?
................................................................................
97 1-96. actual value
4 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 99. rf (refused)
10862 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5);
[q677:a21a] is (1) and [q256:marriage status] is (1
or 2 or 7)
v682 a23.recent mar-yr begin
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q682
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
a23. in what year did you marry most recently?
................................................................................
85 1900-1996. actual value
1 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9999. rf (refused)
10877 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5);
[q677:a21a] is (1) and [q256:marriage status] is (1
or 2 or 7); [q677:a21a] is (1)
v683 a23a.recent mar-mo begin
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q683
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a23a. in what month was that?
................................................................................
1 1. jan
4 2. feb
3 3. mar
4. apr
2 5. may
3 6. jun
4 7. jul
2 8. aug
4 9. sep
4 10. oct
5 11. nov
6 12. dec
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10926 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5); [q677:a21a] is (1) and
[q256:marriage status] is (1 or 2 or 7); [q677:a21a] is (1);
[q682:a23] is (le 1992)
v684 a23b.recent mar-end div/wid
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q684
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a23b. did that marriage end in divorce or were you widowed?
................................................................................
15 4. divorced
2 5. widowed
3 7. other
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9. rf (refused)
10943 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5); [q677:a21a] is (1) and
[q256:marriage status] is (1 or 2 or 7); [q677:a21a] is (1);
[q256:marriage status] is (1 or 2 or 7)
v685 a23c.recent mar-yrs married
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q685
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a23c. about how many years did that marriage last?
................................................................................
19 1-96. actual value
1 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 99. rf (refused)
10943 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1
interv] is (ne 0 and ne 5); [q676:a21] is (5);
[q677:a21a] is (1) and [q256:marriage status] is (1
or 2 or 7); [q677:a21a] is (1); [q256:marriage
status] is (1 or 2 or 7)
构造变量
assignment statements
* if [q638:a1b] is (gt 0) and [q397:time year] is (ge q638) then [e693.r:
year of iview minus year of birth] = value of [q397:time year] -
[q638:a1b.birthdate year]
* if [q373:r birth year] is (gt 0) and [q397:time year] is (ge q373) then
[e693.r: year of iview minus year of birth] = value of [q397:time year] -
[q373:r birth year]
* if [q1:hh id] is (ge 0 or le 0) then [e693.r: year of iview minus year of
birth] = 0
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
v693 r: year of iview minus year of birth
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q693
type: numeric width: 3 decimals: 0
user note: in the hrs wave 3 preliminary release, this variable was listed,
in error, as 'age'; really is only an approximation of age. the variable
was created by subtracting year of birth from the year of the current
interview; it does not take into account day or month of either. we have
retained the variable because it has implications in the skip logic of the
questionnaire, but advise you to not use it for other purposes.
................................................................................
10885 1-995. respondent: year of current interview minus year of
birth
77 998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
999. rf (refused)
2 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1)
v697 a25.mo move to main resid
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q697
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a25. in what month and year did you move to your current home in [q439-cs36.
assign main residence]?
month:
year:
user note: e697 and e698 indicate when the respondent moved to their
current residence (as specified in the coverscreen, question cs36). e702m1
through e702m5 are the reasons the respondent gave for the move.
................................................................................
153 1. jan
86 2. feb
116 3. mar
163 4. apr
182 5. may
212 6. jun
186 7. jul
167 8. aug
191 9. sep
180 10. oct
173 11. nov
158 12. dec
1 97. other
35 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
8961 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1))
v698 a25aa.year move to main resid
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q698
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
................................................................................
1984 1900-1996. actual value
2 9997. other
16 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9999. rf (refused)
8961 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1);
[q441:cs36c] is (5) or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and
[q420:cs26] is (ne 1))
v702m1 a25a-1. why move-1
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q702
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a25a. what were your reasons for moving to (your present home in) [q439-
cs36. assign main residence]? choose all that apply
user note: up to thirteen responses were allowed for this question, the
actual maximum number of responses was five.
................................................................................
71 1. near or with children (including to care for child or
grandchild)
88 2. near or with other relatives or friends (including to care for
other relatives/friends); to move in with non-family member
(e.g., moved in with my girlfriend)
31 3. medical or health problems or services; for health reasons
2 4. public transportation
44 5. climate or weather
16 6. leisure activities
1 7. shopping or other consumption services
145 8. smaller or less expensive home; old home too expensive (e.g.,
taxes too high; couldn't pay mortgage); simpler house to take
care of/less upkeep
130 9. larger/better home; new house/apartment has specific desirable
features not size related (e.g., all on one floor; lake
access; view)
76 10. new job or job transfer (r or spouse/partner); business
opportunities
33 11. closer to work
84 12. change in marital status; spouse died; divorced; r remarried
60 13. r or spouse/partner retired
36 20. old neighborhood/location bad. rundown area; crime; bad
schools; other undesirable characteristics.
52 21. dispossessed/forced to move. e.g., old house sold by owner;
property condemned. 'freeway going thru'; old property
falling apart; unlivable
13 23. lived in apartment, mobile home, condo before. have now moved
into a house.
10 24. not happy in last location, nfs.
17 25. sold old home, nfs.
8 26. natural disaster (fire, flood, hurricane damage, etc.)
32 30. new neighborhood/location better. better area; nicer
location. (these descriptive terms or similar only.) can
refer though to qualities of the area such as friendly people
or having good schools.
16 31. retirement or semi-retirement area. 'we're out in the country
now.' 'the peace and quiet of the area are good.'; 'always
wanted a farm'
1 32. cheaper, area or na what. not house-related or mentioned.
6 33. moved to retirement housing or complex. (must say something
specifically about 'retirement' or 'senior housing')
6 34. moved into area where had lived previously. e.g., 'moved back
to area where i grew up.'
5 42. moved into previously owned property. formerly r's second or
vacation home.
59 43. bought own/new house. 'had new one built;' 'got a good deal';
wanted a house, nfs.
12 44. wanted to own instead of rent.
7 45. in temporary housing, a transition place, while home is built,
fixed, or re-modeled.
5 46. moved into house where grew up; bought property that had been
in family previously
2 47. desperation; nowhere else to go
2 50. could not live by self. (no further explanation given.)
7 51. wanted to live by self.
15 52. negative change in economic status of r or spouse/partner
(e.g., r or spouse/partner laid off or unemployed)
8 53. positive change in economic status (e.g., received
inheritance)
9 54. to get away from family members. e.g., my husband is abusive.
5 55. to get away from non-family members.
11 56. personal reasons (na nature); 'no reason'; 'just wanted to
move'
1 97. other
1 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
5 99. rf (refused)
9832 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1));
[q698:a25aa] is (ne 1993-1996); no subsequent mention
v702m2 a25a-2. why move-2
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q702
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a25a. what were your reasons for moving to (your present home in) [q439-
cs36. assign main residence]? choose all that apply
user note: up to thirteen responses were allowed for this question, the
actual maximum number of responses was five.
................................................................................
17 1. near or with children (including to care for child or
grandchild)
20 2. near or with other relatives or friends (including to care for
other relatives/friends); to move in with non-family member
(e.g., moved in with my girlfriend)
20 3. medical or health problems or services; for health reasons
1 4. public transportation
15 5. climate or weather
5 6. leisure activities
8 7. shopping or other consumption services
31 8. smaller or less expensive home; old home too expensive (e.g.,
taxes too high; couldn't pay mortgage); simpler house to take
care of/less upkeep
24 9. larger/better home; new house/apartment has specific desirable
features not size related (e.g., all on one floor; lake
access; view)
9 10. new job or job transfer (r or spouse/partner); business
opportunities
12 11. closer to work
13 12. change in marital status; spouse died; divorced; r remarried
8 13. r or spouse/partner retired
11 20. old neighborhood/location bad. rundown area; crime; bad
schools; other undesirable characteristics.
6 21. dispossessed/forced to move. e.g., old house sold by owner;
property condemned. 'freeway going thru'; old property
falling apart; unlivable
6 23. lived in apartment, mobile home, condo before. have now moved
into a house.
4 24. not happy in last location, nfs.
2 25. sold old home, nfs.
1 26. natural disaster (fire, flood, hurricane damage, etc.)
19 30. new neighborhood/location better. better area; nicer
location. (these descriptive terms or similar only.) can
refer though to qualities of the area such as friendly people
or having good schools.
14 31. retirement or semi-retirement area. 'we're out in the country
now.' 'the peace and quiet of the area are good.'; 'always
wanted a farm'
8 32. cheaper, area or na what. not house-related or mentioned.
3 33. moved to retirement housing or complex. (must say something
specifically about 'retirement' or 'senior housing')
3 34. moved into area where had lived previously. e.g., 'moved back
to area where i grew up.'
4 42. moved into previously owned property. formerly r's second or
vacation home.
18 43. bought own/new house. 'had new one built;' 'got a good deal';
wanted a house, nfs.
5 44. wanted to own instead of rent.
6 45. in temporary housing, a transition place, while home is built,
fixed, or re-modeled.
3 46. moved into house where grew up; bought property that had been
in family previously
47. desperation; nowhere else to go
1 50. could not live by self. (no further explanation given.)
51. wanted to live by self.
2 52. negative change in economic status of r or spouse/partner
(e.g., r or spouse/partner laid off or unemployed)
1 53. positive change in economic status (e.g., received
inheritance)
3 54. to get away from family members. e.g., my husband is abusive.
55. to get away from non-family members.
2 56. personal reasons (na nature); 'no reason'; 'just wanted to
move'
2 97. other
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10657 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1));
[q698:a25aa] is (ne 1993-1996); no subsequent mention
v702m3 a25a.why move?
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q702
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a25a. what were your reasons for moving to (your present home in) [q439-
cs36. assign main residence]? choose all that apply
user note: up to thirteen responses were allowed for this question, the
actual maximum number of responses was five.
................................................................................
1 1. near or with children (including to care for child or
grandchild)
1 2. near or with other relatives or friends (including to care for
other relatives/friends); to move in with non-family member
(e.g., moved in with my girlfriend)
3 3. medical or health problems or services; for health reasons
4. public transportation
2 5. climate or weather
3 6. leisure activities
2 7. shopping or other consumption services
1 8. smaller or less expensive home; old home too expensive (e.g.,
taxes too high; couldn't pay mortgage); simpler house to take
care of/less upkeep
9. larger/better home; new house/apartment has specific desirable
features not size related (e.g., all on one floor; lake
access; view)
10. new job or job transfer (r or spouse/partner); business
opportunities
2 11. closer to work
12. change in marital status; spouse died; divorced; r remarried
13. r or spouse/partner retired
20. old neighborhood/location bad. rundown area; crime; bad
schools; other undesirable characteristics.
21. dispossessed/forced to move. e.g., old house sold by owner;
property condemned. 'freeway going thru'; old property
falling apart; unlivable
23. lived in apartment, mobile home, condo before. have now moved
into a house.
24. not happy in last location, nfs.
25. sold old home, nfs.
26. natural disaster (fire, flood, hurricane damage, etc.)
30. new neighborhood/location better. better area; nicer
location. (these descriptive terms or similar only.) can
refer though to qualities of the area such as friendly people
or having good schools.
31. retirement or semi-retirement area. 'we're out in the country
now.' 'the peace and quiet of the area are good.'; 'always
wanted a farm'
32. cheaper, area or na what. not house-related or mentioned.
33. moved to retirement housing or complex. (must say something
specifically about 'retirement' or 'senior housing')
34. moved into area where had lived previously. e.g., 'moved back
to area where i grew up.'
42. moved into previously owned property. formerly r's second or
vacation home.
43. bought own/new house. 'had new one built;' 'got a good deal';
wanted a house, nfs.
44. wanted to own instead of rent.
45. in temporary housing, a transition place, while home is built,
fixed, or re-modeled.
46. moved into house where grew up; bought property that had been
in family previously
47. desperation; nowhere else to go
50. could not live by self. (no further explanation given.)
51. wanted to live by self.
52. negative change in economic status of r or spouse/partner
(e.g., r or spouse/partner laid off or unemployed)
53. positive change in economic status (e.g., received
inheritance)
54. to get away from family members. e.g., my husband is abusive.
55. to get away from non-family members.
56. personal reasons (na nature); 'no reason'; 'just wanted to
move'
13 97. other
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10936 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1));
[q698:a25aa] is (ne 1993-1996); no subsequent mention
v702m4 a25a.why move?
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q702
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a25a. what were your reasons for moving to (your present home in) [q439-
cs36. assign main residence]? choose all that apply
user note: up to thirteen responses were allowed for this question, the
actual maximum number of responses was five.
................................................................................
1 1. near or with children (including to care for child or
grandchild)
2. near or with other relatives or friends (including to care for
other relatives/friends); to move in with non-family member
(e.g., moved in with my girlfriend)
1 3. medical or health problems or services; for health reasons
4. public transportation
1 5. climate or weather
6. leisure activities
7. shopping or other consumption services
1 8. smaller or less expensive home; old home too expensive (e.g.,
taxes too high; couldn't pay mortgage); simpler house to take
care of/less upkeep
1 9. larger/better home; new house/apartment has specific desirable
features not size related (e.g., all on one floor; lake
access; view)
10. new job or job transfer (r or spouse/partner); business
opportunities
11. closer to work
12. change in marital status; spouse died; divorced; r remarried
13. r or spouse/partner retired
20. old neighborhood/location bad. rundown area; crime; bad
schools; other undesirable characteristics.
21. dispossessed/forced to move. e.g., old house sold by owner;
property condemned. 'freeway going thru'; old property
falling apart; unlivable
23. lived in apartment, mobile home, condo before. have now moved
into a house.
24. not happy in last location, nfs.
25. sold old home, nfs.
26. natural disaster (fire, flood, hurricane damage, etc.)
30. new neighborhood/location better. better area; nicer
location. (these descriptive terms or similar only.) can
refer though to qualities of the area such as friendly people
or having good schools.
31. retirement or semi-retirement area. 'we're out in the country
now.' 'the peace and quiet of the area are good.'; 'always
wanted a farm'
32. cheaper, area or na what. not house-related or mentioned.
33. moved to retirement housing or complex. (must say something
specifically about 'retirement' or 'senior housing')
34. moved into area where had lived previously. e.g., 'moved back
to area where i grew up.'
42. moved into previously owned property. formerly r's second or
vacation home.
43. bought own/new house. 'had new one built;' 'got a good deal';
wanted a house, nfs.
44. wanted to own instead of rent.
45. in temporary housing, a transition place, while home is built,
fixed, or re-modeled.
46. moved into house where grew up; bought property that had been
in family previously
47. desperation; nowhere else to go
50. could not live by self. (no further explanation given.)
51. wanted to live by self.
52. negative change in economic status of r or spouse/partner
(e.g., r or spouse/partner laid off or unemployed)
53. positive change in economic status (e.g., received
inheritance)
54. to get away from family members. e.g., my husband is abusive.
55. to get away from non-family members.
56. personal reasons (na nature); 'no reason'; 'just wanted to
move'
2 97. other
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10957 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1));
[q698:a25aa] is (ne 1993-1996); no subsequent mention
v702m5 a25a.why move?
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q702
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a25a. what were your reasons for moving to (your present home in) [q439-
cs36. assign main residence]? choose all that apply
user note: up to thirteen responses were allowed for this question, the
actual maximum number of responses was five.
................................................................................
1. near or with children (including to care for child or
grandchild)
2. near or with other relatives or friends (including to care for
other relatives/friends); to move in with non-family member
(e.g., moved in with my girlfriend)
3. medical or health problems or services; for health reasons
4. public transportation
5. climate or weather
1 6. leisure activities
7. shopping or other consumption services
8. smaller or less expensive home; old home too expensive (e.g.,
taxes too high; couldn't pay mortgage); simpler house to take
care of/less upkeep
9. larger/better home; new house/apartment has specific desirable
features not size related (e.g., all on one floor; lake
access; view)
10. new job or job transfer (r or spouse/partner); business
opportunities
11. closer to work
1 12. change in marital status; spouse died; divorced; r remarried
13. r or spouse/partner retired
20. old neighborhood/location bad. rundown area; crime; bad
schools; other undesirable characteristics.
21. dispossessed/forced to move. e.g., old house sold by owner;
property condemned. 'freeway going thru'; old property
falling apart; unlivable
23. lived in apartment, mobile home, condo before. have now moved
into a house.
24. not happy in last location, nfs.
25. sold old home, nfs.
26. natural disaster (fire, flood, hurricane damage, etc.)
30. new neighborhood/location better. better area; nicer
location. (these descriptive terms or similar only.) can
refer though to qualities of the area such as friendly people
or having good schools.
31. retirement or semi-retirement area. 'we're out in the country
now.' 'the peace and quiet of the area are good.'; 'always
wanted a farm'
32. cheaper, area or na what. not house-related or mentioned.
33. moved to retirement housing or complex. (must say something
specifically about 'retirement' or 'senior housing')
34. moved into area where had lived previously. e.g., 'moved back
to area where i grew up.'
42. moved into previously owned property. formerly r's second or
vacation home.
43. bought own/new house. 'had new one built;' 'got a good deal';
wanted a house, nfs.
44. wanted to own instead of rent.
45. in temporary housing, a transition place, while home is built,
fixed, or re-modeled.
46. moved into house where grew up; bought property that had been
in family previously
47. desperation; nowhere else to go
50. could not live by self. (no further explanation given.)
51. wanted to live by self.
52. negative change in economic status of r or spouse/partner
(e.g., r or spouse/partner laid off or unemployed)
53. positive change in economic status (e.g., received
inheritance)
54. to get away from family members. e.g., my husband is abusive.
55. to get away from non-family members.
56. personal reasons (na nature); 'no reason'; 'just wanted to
move'
97. other
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10962 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1));
[q698:a25aa] is (ne 1993-1996); no subsequent mention
v709 a26a.have you always lived at res
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q709
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a26a. have you always lived in or around [q439-cs36. assign main residence]
?
................................................................................
241 1. yes
374 5. no
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10348 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1)); [q438:cs36]
is (2 or 4); [q435:cs35a] is (1) and [q423:cs28] is (ne 1) and
[q427:cs31] is (ne 1)
v710 a26b. live gen area before
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q710
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a26b. before you moved to [q439-cs36. assign main residence] in [q697-
a25.mo move to main resid] [q698-a25aa.year move to main resid] had you
ever lived there before?
................................................................................
626 1. yes
813 5. no
1 7. other
4 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9. rf (refused)
9519 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q441:cs36c] is (5)
or ([q240:cs11] is (1) and [q420:cs26] is (ne 1)); [q709:a26a]
is (1); [q438:cs36] is (1 or 3); [q435:cs35a] is (1) and
([q423:cs28] is (1) or [q427:cs31] is (1))
v711 a26c.years lived main hu area
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q711
type: numeric width: 3 decimals: 0
a26c.
if q240 is (1) and q420 is (ne 1)
altogether, about how many years did you live in or around
(q35-hh1 1st address city/q76-hh2 1st address city)?
else
altogether, about how many years (have you lived/did you live) in or
around
[q439-cs36. assign main residence]?
................................................................................
7553 0-95. actual value
1203 96. always lived around here/there
2 997. other
17 998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 999. rf (refused)
2188 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1);
[q709:a26a] is (1); [q710:a26b] is (5)
v712 a26c.since year live main hu
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q712
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
................................................................................
1127 1900-1996. actual value
9997. other
1 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9999. rf (refused)
9836 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1);
[q709:a26a] is (1); [q710:a26b] is (5); [q711:a26c]
is (ne "|")
v715m a27. region where live when in sch-maske
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q19066
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a27. in what state or country did you live most of the time you were (in
grade school/in high school/about age 10)?
user note: categories have been collapsed to protect respondent
confidentiality.
the phrase 'in grade school' was used if the respondent had 10 or less years
of education; 'in high school' was used if the respondent had 11 or more
years of education; the phrase 'about age 10' was used if the respondent
reported no years of formal education.
................................................................................
359 1. northeast region: new england division (me, nh, vt, ma, ri,
ct)
1345 2. northeast region: middle atlantic division (ny, nj, pa)
1577 3. midwest region: east north central division (oh, in, il, mi,
wi)
862 4. midwest region: west north central division (mn, ia, mo, nd,
sd, ne, ks)
1581 5. south region: south atlantic division (de, md, dc, va, wv, nc,
sc, ga, fl)
831 6. south region: east south central division (ky, tn, al, ms)
948 7. south region: west south central division (ar, la, ok, tx)
323 8. west region: mountain division (mt, id, wy, co, nm, az, ut,
nv)
721 9. west region: pacific division (wa, or, ca, ak, hi)
10. u.s., na state
964 11. foreign country: not in a census division (includes u.s.
territories)
96. same state (see questionnaire)
5 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
2 99. rf (refused)
1446 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q709:a26a] is (1);
[q711:a26c] is (96) or [q709:a26a] is (1)
v718 a28.live in city/town/rural
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q718
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a28. were you living in a rural area most of the time when you were (in
grade school/in high school/about age 10)?
................................................................................
5357 1. yes
5584 5. no
2 7. other
17 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
2 9. rf (refused)
2 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1)
v732 a36.r religious pref
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q732
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a36. what is your religious preference; is it protestant, catholic, jewish,
some other religion, or do you have no preference?
................................................................................
103 1. protestant
66 2. catholic
7 3. jewish
13 4. no preference
7 7. other
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10768 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5)
v733 a36a. denomination
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q733
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
................................................................................
1 1. congregational
4 2. episcopalian, anglican, church of england
3. evangelical and reformed
7 4. lutheran
3 5. presbyterian
1 6. reformed, dutch reformed or christian reformed
1 7. united church of christ
11. african methodist episcopal; ame zion
43 12. baptist--na type
13. disciples of christ
10 14. methodist, except 11
15. united brethren or evangelical brethren
16. mennonite; amish
17. church of the brethren
1 18. 'christian'
1 21. church of christ
5 22. church of god, holiness
23. church of god in christ
3 24. fundamentalist baptist: include primitive baptist, free will
baptist, missionary baptist, gospel baptist
1 25. nazarene or free methodist
6 26. pentecostal or assembly of god
27. plymouth brethren
28. salvation army
29. sanctified
1 30. seventh day adventist
31. southern baptist
32. united missionary or protestant missionary; christian and
missionary alliance
33. mo synod lutheran
2 39. other fundamentalist; 'apostolic'--nfs
2 41. protestant, no denomination given
1 42. non-denominational protestant church
43. community church--no denominational basis
44. 'born again christian'--nfs
45. 'evangelical'--nfs
1 49. other protestant--not listed above
51. roman catholic; 'catholic'--nfs
52. greek rite catholic
53. orthodox; eastern orthodox; greek/russian orthodox; other
orthodox
61. christian scientist
62. jehovah's witnesses
63. latter day saints, mormons
64. quakers
65. spiritualists
66. unitarian or universalist
67. unity
69. other non-traditional christian
71. jewish
81. nation of islam; islam; muslim; moslem; mohammedan
82. world community of islam in the west
83. buddhist
84. hindu
85. bahai
89. other non-judeo-christian religion
4 90. none; no preference
95. atheist; agnostic
97. other
1 98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 99. rf (refused)
10864 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is
(ne 0 and ne 5); [q732:a36] is (ne 1)
v735 a36b.important relig
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q735
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a36b. how important would you say religion is in your life; is it very
important, somewhat important, or not too important?
................................................................................
6912 1. very important
2886 2. somewhat important
1152 3. not too important
1 7. other
4 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
7 9. rf (refused)
2 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1)
v738 a37.english first language
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q738
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a37. is english the language you usually speak at home?
................................................................................
10225 1. yes
733 5. no
1 7. other
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
2 9. rf (refused)
2 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1)
v739 a40.post w1 marriage start
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q739
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a40. i have a few additional questions about marital changes that may sound
repetitive. because marriages end or begin frequently these days and because
such changes are important, the study is trying not to miss any marital
changes. did you have a marriage start after previous wave interview month-
year?
................................................................................
82 1. yes
2341 5. no
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9. rf (refused)
8540 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q220:which iw 1st r-
2nd r] is (1) and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2) and
[q226:cs4] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is (ne 1); [q220:which iw
1st r-2nd r] is (2); ([q226:cs4] is (5) and [q227:cs5] is (5)
and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2))
v741 a40a.post w1 marriage mo
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q741
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a40a. in what month and year were you married?
month:
year:
................................................................................
5 1. jan
6 2. feb
9 3. mar
4 4. apr
5 5. may
10 6. jun
5 7. jul
4 8. aug
13 9. sep
6 10. oct
6 11. nov
9 12. dec
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10882 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q220:which iw 1st r-
2nd r] is (1) and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2) and
[q226:cs4] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is (ne 1); [q220:which iw
1st r-2nd r] is (2); ([q226:cs4] is (5) and [q227:cs5] is (5)
and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2)); [q739:a40] is (ne 1)
v742 a40c.year
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q742
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
................................................................................
3 1993. in 1993
17 1994. in 1994
44 1995. in 1995
18 1996. in 1996
9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9999. rf (refused)
10882 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q220:which iw 1st r-
2nd r] is (1) and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2) and
[q226:cs4] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is (ne 1); [q220:which iw
1st r-2nd r] is (2); ([q226:cs4] is (5) and [q227:cs5] is (5)
and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2)); [q739:a40] is (ne 1)
v746 a41.post w1 div/swidowed
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q746
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a41. did you divorce or become widowed since (previous wave interview month-
year)?
................................................................................
112 1. yes, divorced/annulled
27 2. yes, widowed
2283 5. no
1 8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
1 9. rf (refused)
8540 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q220:which iw 1st r-
2nd r] is (1) and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2) and
[q226:cs4] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is (ne 1); [q220:which iw
1st r-2nd r] is (2); ([q226:cs4] is (5) and [q227:cs5] is (5)
and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2))
v747 a41a.post w1 div/widow mor
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q747
type: numeric width: 2 decimals: 0
a41a. in what month and year did you (divorce/become widowed)?
month:
year:
................................................................................
13 1. jan
14 2. feb
7 3. mar
11 4. apr
11 5. may
5 6. jun
10 7. jul
17 8. aug
10 9. sep
11 10. oct
18 11. nov
12 12. dec
98. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
99. rf (refused)
10825 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q220:which iw 1st r-
2nd r] is (1) and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2) and
[q226:cs4] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is (ne 1); [q220:which iw
1st r-2nd r] is (2); ([q226:cs4] is (5) and [q227:cs5] is (5)
and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2)); [q746:a41] is (5 or
dk or rf)
v748 a41b.year
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q748
type: numeric width: 4 decimals: 0
................................................................................
11 1993. in 1993
37 1994. in 1994
58 1995. in 1995
28 1996. in 1996
5 9998. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9999. rf (refused)
10825 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q220:which iw 1st r-
2nd r] is (1) and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2) and
[q226:cs4] is (1); [q370:w1 interv] is (ne 1); [q220:which iw
1st r-2nd r] is (2); ([q226:cs4] is (5) and [q227:cs5] is (5)
and [q204:preload mar stat] is (1 or 2)); [q746:a41] is (5 or
dk or rf)
v750 a42.first marriage ended
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q750
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
a42. we need to fill in a gap in our records about your marital history.
could you please tell us the following: did your first marriage end in
divorce, were you widowed, or are you still married?
................................................................................
112 4. divorced
22 5. widowed
18 6. still married
7 7. other (specify)
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
10805 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1); [q100:prev wave proxy
why] is (ne 1)
v751 a42.assist sec a
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q751
type: numeric width: 1 decimals: 0
aassist interviewer: how often did r receive assistance with answers in
section a - demographics?
................................................................................
10847 1. never
84 2. a few times
31 3. most or all of the time
8. dk (don't know); na (not ascertained)
9. rf (refused)
2 blank. inap (inapplicable); [q558:cs50] is (1)
version data release version
section: a level: respondent cai reference: q20001
type: numeric width: 3 decimals: 0
................................................................................
1. version 1, march 1999
2. version 2, december 2000
3. version 3, may 2001
10964 4. version 4, september 2003