2000 YS Survey Questionnaire WORKCENTER 5225 YAquex2000

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National Longitudinal Survey of Labor Market Experience

NLSY79 Young Adult Survey

QUESTIONNAIRE

Round Nineteen

2000

April 2001

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................i

I. Introduction..................................................................................................................................................i

II. Types and Formats of Question Blocks .......................................................................................................ii

ROUND 19 QUESTIONNAIRE...................................................................................................... 1

Section 1: Household Record ..........................................................................................................................3

Section 2: Family Background ......................................................................................................................17

Section 3: Dating and Relationship History ...................................................................................................43

Section 4: Regular Schooling ........................................................................................................................77

Section 5: Military ......................................................................................................................................109

Section 7: Jobs/Employer Supplement.........................................................................................................117

Section 9: Last Job Lasting 2 Weeks or More .............................................................................................. 141

Section 10: First Significant Job after Leaving High School.........................................................................143

Section 11: Other Training.......................................................................................................................... 149

Section 12: Fertility .................................................................................................................................... 155

Section 13: Child Care................................................................................................................................189

Section 14: Health.......................................................................................................................................197

Section 15: Income and Assets....................................................................................................................207

Section 16: Attitudes................................................................................................................................... 221

Young Adult Self-Report Section................................................................................................................. 229

Section 17: Interviewer Remarks.................................................................................................................275

NLSY79 YOUNG ADULT ATTACHMENTS.............................................................................. 281

Attachment 3: 1970 Census Occupation/Industry Codes ..............................................................................283

1970 Census Occupation Codes.............................................................................................................. 285

1970 Census Industry Codes...................................................................................................................296

Attachment 4: 1990 Census Occupation/Industry Codes .............................................................................. 303

1990 Census Occupation Codes.............................................................................................................. 305

1990 Census Industry Codes...................................................................................................................319

Changes between 1980 and 1990 Industry Classification Systems ...........................................................326

Changes between 1980 and 1990 Occupational Classification System.....................................................328

Attachment 5: Electronic Question by Question Specifications for the NLSY79 YA CAPI Questionnaire.....329

This document is a preliminary version of the NLSY97 round 19 young adult questionnaire. It contains few

explanatory notes and is mainly intended for the use of survey staff and experienced NLS researchers. This version

of the questionnaire represents the content of the interview as written at the beginning of the field period. Instrument

testing and use in the field may necessitate some adjustments, which will be reflected in the final version of the

questionnaire released in conjunction with the data set.

For more information about any aspect of the NLS program, contact:

NLS User Services

Center for Human Resource Research

921 Chatham Lane, Suite 100

Columbus, OH 43221-2418

(614) 442-7366

usersvc@postoffice.chrr.ohio-state.edu

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Introduction

I. INTRODUCTION

This document contains the paper version of the 2000 questionnaire of the NLSY79 Young Adult cohort. The

dominant interview mode for the Young Adult portion of the NLSY79 was Computer-Assisted Telephone Interview

(CATI), with a smaller percentage of Computer-Assisted Personal Interviews (CAPI) than in past NLSY79 Young

Adult (YA) rounds.

Using information gathered in previous interviews, text fills and skips, we have tried to minimize error while

presenting detailed questions personally tailored to each respondent. Our goal in this document is to make the

content of the interview schedule as comprehensible as possible by producing a clear, complete, and compact paper

copy of all possible questionnaire paths. With this in mind, the paper version of the 2000 Young Adult CATI/CAPI

questionnaire has been formatted as similarly as possible to a traditional paper questionnaire (PAPI). Additional

information is included to make the computer-driven choices and paths as clear as possible for data users.

The resulting document accurately summarizes the “conversation” between the interviewer and respondent. We use

the term “conversation” to emphasize the difference between the questionnaire and the codebook. The codebook

contains the data released as a result of the interview, but some information collected during the interview is not

present in the codebook. For example, the questionnaire includes questions that collect names of household

members, employers, etc. Such items are not released, so the questions that collect them are not present in the

codebook. Conversely, the codebook contains some information not directly collected in the interview. For

example, while created variables are documented in the codebook, there is no reference to them in the questionnaire

as they are not part of the conversation between interviewer and respondent.

In order to simplify the questionnaire and the public use data file, we have dropped a number of time variables from

which elapsed time can be calculated (time stamps). A time stamp appears at the beginning of each major section of

the questionnaire. Other time stamps have been placed around various sets of questions. Elapsed time may be very

useful for a variety of methodological studies. If you are interested in these data, please contact CHRR for additional

information. Suggestions for improving the questionnaire or comments on irregularities should also be directed to

CHRR User Services.

To aid researchers in using the questionnaire, this introduction provides information on several topics. Typical

question blocks are described and key terms such as “Distribution Code Block,” “Lead in Questions,” and “Save

Arrays.” are defined. The section below explains how to follow the flow of the interview through the questionnaire,

and clarifies the instrument compression techniques that have helped us to produce a concise questionnaire

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II. TYPES AND FORMATS OF QUESTION BLOCKS

Question records are the building blocks of the CAPI questionnaire, with various types of records performing

different data collection and/or manipulation functions. Loosely grouped, CAPI question records will: (a) provide

administrative information that assists the interviewer or provides an introduction to the next question; (b) provide

question text and control for data entry of the response; or (c) perform internal operations and calculations to guide

the interview and maintain the internal data storage during the interview. All question records essential to

understanding either the content of the survey or the flow of respondents through the interview will appear within the

2000 NLSY79 Young Adult paper questionnaire.

In order to provide a more succinct questionnaire, the instrument was compressed by eliminating question records

that contained information that was nonessential to understanding the skip patterns in the questionnaire. Examples of

the type of dropped questions include internal time stamps, questions establishing appropriate text fills, and questions

saving a text version of a numeric answer for use later in the questionnaire. The 2000 Young Adult CAPI instrument

included over 2000 numbered question records, only some of which are essential to understanding the action content

and conversational flow of the survey. The process of dropping nonessential records and then changing the lead in

and next question specifications so that the skip pattern does not have any gaps is referred to as “skip pattern

compression.” The resulting questionnaire still contains all relevant information about skip patterns and universes

and is easier for researchers to use.

Two types of question blocks appear in the paper version of the CATI/CAPI questionnaire: (1) question blocks that

appear on the computer screen for the interviewer to respond to [ all of record types (a) and (b) above] and (2)

question blocks that do not appear but direct respondents down particular survey paths [some but not all of record

type (c) above]. Figure 1 shows an example of a typical question block that might appear to the interviewer. Figure

2 shows an example of a typical question block that governs a skip internally but does not appear. Each question

block contains a question name as well as some question text, either for the interviewer to read aloud or silently or to

instruct the computer as to what actions to perform. The question text may contain “save arrays” which appear as

bracketed text. Because of the importance of save arrays to the functionality of the CATI/CAPI survey, they are

discussed at length below. Each question block also includes an indication of the lead-in questions and any

subsequent branching involved if an answer sends a respondent to a question other than the very next one. Question

blocks that appear to the interviewer and require an answer from the respondent also contain either a distribution

code block showing available answer choices or a graphic indicating the type of answer entered. These components

are explained in the following paragraphs.

Figure 1. CAPI Question Block Appearing to Interviewer

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Figure 2. CAPI Question Block Not Appearing to Interviewer

A. QUESTION NAME

The question name appears on the first line of each question block. Question names are the unique identifiers

assigned to identical questions across CAPI survey years. Question names provide information on: (a) the section of

the instrument from which each question was derived—e.g., question names beginning with Q2- come from the

“Family Background” section of the questionnaire, while Q11- questions come from the “Training” section; and (b)

the order in which the question was administered within each section. Previous and subsequent NLSY79 Young

Adult CAPI surveys that field this exact question will use the same question name to help identify comparable

questions across years.

Example: Q3-2 This question comes from the “Dating and Relationship History” section of the

questionnaire, which is usually the third section. As modules are added or dropped the number of

sections in an interview changes; however, the original section number is maintained to make

finding comparable questions across rounds easier. The “2” only suggests its original position;

sometimes questions 1a, 1b, 1c, etc. may be inserted between 1 and 2, and sometimes questions are

dropped or reordered.

In many sections of the questionnaire, a series of questions is asked more than once but about a different target; for

example, the same set of questions is asked about each household member or about each employer the respondent has

had since the date of last interview. We refer to this kind of question series as a “loop.” In the 1994 and 1996 Young

Adult CAPI surveys, loops were hard coded, and loop extensions were part of the actual question name.

Beginning in 1998 and continuing in the 2000 questionnaire, loops were programmed to be dynamic with only one

set of original question records created. The CATI/CAPI survey system continues to ask a set of questions in a

looped series until a specified condition is met, appending an incremented loop counter to the question name each

time the series is looped through. These loop counters are present as part of the question name in the codebook;

however, the questionnaire contains no loop counters in question names.

Looped sections begin with a “REPEAT” command and end with an “UNTIL” command. Most “REPEAT”

commands occur in questions containing the words “LOOP-BEGIN” as part of the question name, and most

“UNTIL” commands occur in questions containing the words “LOOP-END” as part of the question name. The

information in parentheses after the “REPEAT” and “UNTIL” commands provides the user with information

concerning the purpose of the loop and the criteria for exiting the loop. For example, the question Q3-LOOP-BEGIN

contains the question text “REPEAT ([loop collection information about spouse/partners]).” Question Q3-LOOP-

END contains the question text “UNTIL ([loop collection information about spouse/partners]=[number of members

on the partner roster]).” Together these questions instruct the survey program to ask all necessary questions between

these two questions for as many spouse/partners as were listed on the roster collected in question Q3-5-A.

If the same question was asked in 1994, and again in 1996, it will have the same question name. Similarly, if the

same question was asked in 1998, and again in 2000, it will have the same question name. However, the conversion

from a DOS-based survey program to a Windows-based survey program for 1998 made maintaining exact question

names possible only in non-looped areas. Items repeated in 1994, 1996, 1998 and 2000 in non-looped areas continue

to have the same question names in most sections, although the transition was imperfect. In looped areas, as much of

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the original question name as possible was retained. For example, in the Employer Supplements, what was QES1-

71A in 1994 and 1996 becomes QES-71A.01 in 1998 and 2000. Remember that in the questionnaire, QES-71A

appears as the question name, with the loop extension .01 appearing in the codebook. Maintaining question names as

much as possible makes it easier for the user to link identical items across these rounds.

B. QUESTION TEXT

This field contains the text of the question that the interviewer asked the respondent or other information used to

direct the flow of the interview. The following types of text may appear:

Question text? Text that is asked of the respondent appears in a conventional mixture of

upper and lowercase letters. This kind of question text is present in

Figure 1.

(COMMENTS TO Text in all uppercase is either an instruction to the interviewer or a

INTERVIEWER:) clarifying comment. NORC interviewers do not read these items to the

respondent. This kind of question text is present in Figure 1.

Internal Code; When a question record contains a machine instruction, that instruction

is printed in this field. Such instructions end with a semi-colon. These

instructions are accompanied by internal comments as described below.

This kind of question text is present in Figure 2.

/* comments */ Internal comments that explain what a machine instruction does are set

off by a leading “/*” and a trailing “*/.” These comments explain the

function being performed by the internal code so that persons unfamiliar

with the command syntax can follow the interview protocol. This kind

of question text is present in Figure 2.

C. SAVE ARRAYS

“Save arrays” are fields in which information is stored. Each such field, or save array, is assigned a name. For

example, the name of the respondent’s current employer would be stored in the “EMPLOYER.NAME(1)” save array

for use during the interview. This “save array name” is then used to reference and access the data in the save array

field during the actual operation of the survey. Each time a question refers to the current employer, the computer

automatically inserts the name of the employer into the question. Information stored in save arrays is used:

a) as part of the actual text of survey questions (e.g. the name of a given household member, child,

employer, types of training programs, different sources of income for household members);

b) to govern paths through the questionnaire. The save array field is accessed, and the content (or

absence of content) is checked. The path through the questionnaire is determined based upon the

information in the save array field;

c) as elements in equations and calculations which are used to produce new pieces of information

which may be used later in the instrument.

When used in a question text, save arrays are similar to the text fills used in the PAPI NLS interviews. These text

fills indicated that the interviewer should substitute a given word or phrase into the question at the time of the

interview so it read correctly. For example, in a printed PAPI questionnaire one would often see “Since (DATE OF

LAST INTERVIEW) have you…”; this phrase would instruct the interviewer to insert the actual date for a given

respondent. However, correctly inserting such text fills was the job of the interviewer and often involved flipping

between pages.

One immediate difference in the CATI/CAPI questionnaire is that there are far more text fills, and most of them are

automated or handled by the computer. Some CATI/CAPI text fills are identical to those used in the PAPI

interviews, such as “he/she” to handle gender fills. The major new feature is the automation of the text fills through

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the save arrays. In the date of last interview example, the computer code in the CAPI questionnaire would

automatically insert that date into the question. The interviewer never actually sees the text “[Date of last

interview]” on the screen, only the date stored in that location.

In this questionnaire, text fills which refer to a save array are represented by bracketed text describing what piece of

information is substituted in the interview. Question blocks governing internal skips also contain save arrays with a

verbal description of the content of each save array in bracketed text. Although neither the text fills nor these internal

questions are ever seen by an interviewer, researchers can use this information to follow the flow of the interview.

D. DISTRIBUTION CODE BLOCK

When a question requires the choice of one or more items from a predefined list, that list, or distribution code block,

is shown in the question block. This type of question is used as the example in Figure 1. Each item in the

distribution code block has three components:

Code: The numeric code associated with each possible response is listed first. All data

in the NLSY79 Young Adult public use data file are numeric, so each possible

item that could be selected is associated with an integer.

Text: Next is the item text or description of the code, such as Yes or No. As a general

rule, if the descriptions are in all capital letters, the interviewer codes without

reading the categories out loud. If the descriptions are mixed case, the

interviewer generally reads the categories aloud. However, in 2000, some

questions have additional interviewer instructions telling the interviewer to read

the categories only if necessary. This approach was taken to facilitate the

telephone interview mode.

Skip: When the selection of a specific response determines which question will be

asked next, a (GO TO QK-nn) notation follows the response text, where K refers

to the section number and nn refers to the question number within that section.

If no explicit skip is given for a category, then that answer goes to the next

physical question listed in the questionnaire.

E. DATA ENTRY GRAPHICS

When a question requires the interviewer to record a text or numeric answer provided by the respondent, the paper

version indicates some information about the entry required. For example, on questions asking about specific dates,

the graphic in the paper questionnaire lets the user quickly determine whether month, day and year are asked or

month and year only. Similarly, for questions where the numeric answer is continuous, the graphic provided will

indicate how many digits are allowed and whether or not a decimal answer is allowed. For some questions that

collect numeric data (hours, weeks, dollar amounts, etc.), the question block contains additional information below

the graphic indicating ranges of answers. This is present whenever the next question to be asked depends upon the

numeric value falling in some range. However, the interviewer would actually enter the exact number provided by

the respondent and this exact number would be recorded in the data set.

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F. LEAD IN QUESTIONS

When using PAPI questionnaires, researchers needed to study the instrument in detail to determine under what

circumstances a particular question was asked. The CAPI questionnaire simplifies this process somewhat by

including a “Lead in(s)” field in the question block. This field lists the questions that lead into each particular item.

Examples:

Q2-31b:[default] This means that the default path from question Q2-31b leads to the

current question, but there may be conditions under which a different

path would be taken.

Q2-31b:[all] This means that all cases in which Q2-31b is asked will lead to the

current question. Please note this does not imply all respondents are

asked question Q2-31b.

Q2-31b:[1:4] This means that whenever the response category for question Q2-31b

takes on the values one to four (inclusive), the next question will be the

current question record. If the response to Q2-31b is some other value,

the respondent may next be asked a different question.

Q2-31b When the lead in question is shown without a qualifier such as

[Default], [All], or [1.4], this is a sign that the “skip pattern

compression” algorithm dropped intervening records that could be

suppressed (see “Instrument Compression” below). In such cases, if the

user refers back to the lead in question, this earlier question will clarify

the flow of the interview.

By tracing the skip pattern backward, one may determine the universe of respondents asked a given question. This

universe information is a new feature not present in the documentation for paper and pencil interviews.

ROUND 19 QUESTIONNAIRE

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Household Record

SECTION 1: HOUSEHOLD RECORD

INTRO

We'd like to talk to you once again about your recent work experiences, education, family life and attitudes. Many of

our questions will ask you about your experiences since [date of last interview], the last time we talked to you. [This

time you/You] will receive $20 in appreciation of your time.

(READ IF PERSONAL INTERVIEW: In order that your answers to our questions are not biased by anyone else's

presence, it is necessary that we conduct the interview in private.)

This study is sponsored by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, under authority of USC Title 29, Section 2. Your

participation is vital to the success of the study and is voluntary. Information collected will be used in conducting

labor force research. All the information you give will be protected under the Privacy Act of 1974, which is printed

on the back of the letter you received in advance of this year's survey. If you would like another copy of the Privacy

Act, I will be glad to provide one for you. Results of the study will be made public only in summary or statistical

form, so that individuals who participate cannot be identified.

Go To: INTRO_a

Lead-In: Q1-A [Default], Q1-H-LOOP-END [Default], Q1-D [1:1]

INTRO_a

..... If you have any comments regarding any aspect of the survey, including suggestions for reducing the time needed

to respond, you may send them to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Longitudinal Survey Office (1220-0109),

Washington, D.C. 20212.

NOTICE: All information that would permit identification of respondents or their households will be regarded as

confidential, will be used only for research purposes and will not be disclosed or released for any other purpose

without consent, except as required by law.

Go To: Q-1A

Lead-In: INTRO [Default]

Q-2

We have the spelling of your name as ... (REPEAT NAME AND SPELL AS SHOWN BELOW.)

[R's first name] [R's middle name] [R's last name] Is that correct?

1 INFORMATION CORRECT...(Go to HH1-1aa)

2 INFORMATION INCORRECT

Go To: Q-3

Lead-In: Q-1Da [Default], Q-1Daa [Default], Q-1Daa [1:1]

Q-3

We have your first name spelled...(INTERVIEWER: SPELL OUT:) [R's first name]. Is that correct?

1 INFORMATION CORRECT

2 INFORMATION INCORRECT...(Go to Q-3A)

Go To: Q-4

Lead-In: Q-2 [Default]

Q-3A

How do you spell your first name? (INTERVIEWER: RECORD NAME EXACTLY AS RESPONDENT SPELLS

IT. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q-4

Lead-In: Q-3 [2:2]

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Q-4

We have your middle name spelled...(INTERVIEWER: SPELL OUT:) [R's middle name]. Is that correct?

1 INFORMATION CORRECT

2 INFORMATION INCORRECT...(Go to Q-4A)

Go To: Q-5

Lead-In: Q-3 [Default], Q-3A [Default]

Q-4A

How do you spell your middle name? (INTERVIEWER: RECORD NAME EXACTLY AS RESPONDENT

SPELLS IT. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q-5

Lead-In: Q-4 [2:2]

Q-5

We have your last name spelled...(INTERVIEWER: SPELL OUT:) [R's last name]. Is that correct?

1 INFORMATION CORRECT

2 INFORMATION INCORRECT...(Go to Q-5A)

Go To: HH1-1aa

Lead-In: Q-4 [Default], Q-4A [Default]

Q-5A

How do you spell your last name? (INTERVIEWER: RECORD NAME EXACTLY AS RESPONDENT SPELLS

IT. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: HH1-1aa

Lead-In: Q-5 [2:2]

HH1-1aa

([flag indicating if R's mother is deceased]=1); /*Machine Check: Is R's mother dead?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH1-1bb)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH1-1A

Lead-In: Q-5 [Default], Q-5A [Default], Q-2 [1:1]

HH1-1A

Do you live with your biological mother?

1 Yes

0 No

2 IF VOLUNTEERED, MOTHER IS DEAD

Go To: HH1-1bb

Lead-In: HH1-1aa [Default]

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HH1-1bb

([check item for whether R reported father as deceased as of DLI]=1); /* Machine Check: Is R's father dead? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH1-1C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH1-1B

Lead-In: HH1-1A [Default], HH1-1aa [1:1]

HH1-1B

Do you live with your biological father?

1 Yes

0 No

2 IF VOLUNTEERED, FATHER IS DEAD

Go To: HH1-1C

Lead-In: HH1-1bb [Default]

HH1-1C

([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=1 AND [flag indicating if R lives with biological father]=1);

/*Machine check: Does R live with both parents?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH1-1-b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH1-1E

Lead-In: HH1-1B [Default], HH1-1bb [1:1]

HH1-1E

([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=1 and ([flag indicating if R lives with biological father]=0 or [flag

indicating if R lives with biological father]=2)); /*Machine check: Does R live with mother only?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH1-1-b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH1-1G

Lead-In: HH1-1C [Default]

HH1-1G

(([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=0 or [flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2) and

[flag indicating if R lives with biological father]=1); /*Machine check: Does R live with father only?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH1-1-b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH1-1I

Lead-In: HH1-1E [Default]

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HH1-1I

In what kind of residence are you currently living? (INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY, PROVIDE EXAMPLES

SUCH AS OWN APARTMENT OR HOUSE, DORMITORY, BARRACKS, ETC.)

11 OWN DWELLING UNIT

22 RESPONDENT IN OTHER RELATIVE'S HOUSEHOLD

15 CONVENT, MONASTERY, OTHER RELIGIOUS INSTITUTE

13 OFF-BASE MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING

12 ON-BASE MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING

16 OTHER INDIVIDUAL QUARTERS (SPECIFY)

1 OPEN BAY OR TROOP BARRACKS, ABOARD SHIP

2 BACHELOR ENLISTED OR OFFICER QUARTERS

3 DORMITORY, FRATERNITY OR SORORITY

5 JAIL

4 HOSPITAL

6 OTHER TEMPORARY INDIVIDUAL QUARTERS (SPECIFY)

Go To: HH1-1-b

Lead-In: HH1-1G [Default]

HH1-1-b

([living arrangement of R]); /* JUMP ACCORDING TO VALUE OF DWELLING */

11 OWN DWELLING UNIT...(Go to HH1-3)

22 RESPONDENT IN OTHER RELATIVE'S HOUSEHOLD...(Go to HH1-3)

15 CONVENT, MONASTERY, OTHER RELIGIOUS INSTITUTE...(Go to HH3-1)

13 OFF-BASE MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING...(Go to HH1-3)

12 ON-BASE MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING...(Go to HH1-3)

16 OTHER INDIVIDUAL QUARTERS (SPECIFY) ...(Go to HH3-1)

1 OPEN BAY OR TROOP BARRACKS, ABOARD SHIP...(Go to HH1-4)

2 BACHELOR ENLISTED OR OFFICER QUARTERS...(Go to HH1-4)

3 DORMITORY, FRATERNITY OR SORORITY...(Go to Q12-H1)

5 JAIL...(Go to Q12-H1)

4 HOSPITAL...(Go to Q12-H1)

6 OTHER TEMPORARY INDIVIDUAL QUARTERS (SPECIFY)...(Go to Q12-H1)

Go To: HH1-3

Lead-In: HH1-1I [Default], HH1-1C [1:1], HH1-1E [1:1], HH1-1G [1:1]

Q12-H1

(Now, I would like to be certain that we have your correct PERMANENT address and phone number.

(VERIFY ADDRESS, HOUSEHOLDER NAME AND RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION.)

(IF CITY OF PERMANENT RESIDENCE IS MISSING, ASK:) What city is your permanent address in?

(INTERVIEWER: MOVE BETWEEN FIELDS USING THE <ENTER> KEY. PRESS <SPACEBAR> ON

FIELD TO SELECT STATE. PRESS <CONTINUE> WHEN FINISHED.)

FIRST NAME: ___________________________ MIDDLE NAME OR INITIAL: _____________________

LAST NAME: _________________________________

STREET: _________________________ CITY: _________________________ STATE: ____________________

Go To: Q12-H1_001

Lead-In: HH1-1-b [3:6]

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Q12-H1_001

(IF ZIPCODE MISSING, ASK:) Do you happen to know what the zip code at your permanent address in [R's city

of residence] is?

(IF COUNTY OF PERMANENT RESIDENCE MISSING, ASK:)

What county is your address in [R's city of residence] located in?

(INTERVIEWER: VERIFY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE IF NECESSARY.)

(IF PHONE NUMBER MISSING, ASK:)

In whose name is the phone at your address in [R's city of residence] listed?

(NAME OF HOUSEHOLDER IS: [First name of the householder at R's permanent residence] [Middle name of the

householder at R's permanent residence] [Last name of the householder at R's permanent residence])

(INTERVIEWER: PRESS <ENTER> TO MOVE THROUGH ADDRESS FIELDS, PRESS <CONTINUE>

WHEN FINISHED.)

ZIPCODE: _________________________________ COUNTY: _________________________________

AREA CODE: ______________________________ PHONE NUMBER: ______________________________

Go To: HH1-3

Lead-In: Q12-H1 [Default]

HH1-3

I'd like to ask you a few questions about the members of your household. Things change from year to year, and we

need to be sure that we have accurate information for this year.

Go To: HH2-1

Lead-In: HH1-1-b [Default], Q12-H1_001 [Default], HH1-1-b [11:13], HH1-1-b [19:22]

HH1-4

I'd like to ask you a few questions about the members of your household. Things change from year to year, and we

need to be sure that we have accurate information for this household.

Go To: HH1-5

Lead-In: HH1-1-b [1:1], HH1-1-b [2:2]

HH1-5

First, I'd like to ask you ... Are you currently married, widowed, divorced, legally separated, or have you never been

married?

1 Married...(Go to HH2-1)

2 Widowed

3 Divorced

4 Legally Separated

5 Never Married

Go To: HH3-2

Lead-In: HH1-4 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

HH2-1

First, may I please have the full name of the person who rents or owns your home in [R's city of residence]? (Are

you/is PERSON) currently living or staying (here/there)?

(INTERVIEWER: IF YES, ENTER ONLY FULL NAME OF ONE HOUSEHOLDER OTHER THAN

RESPONDENT ON FIRST LINE OF HOUSEHOLD ENUMERATION IN THIS SCREEN. IF RESPONDENT IS

THE HOUSEHOLDER, HIT ENTER TO CONTINUE. ADD OTHER PERSONS TO AVAILABLE LINES AS

PROMPTED IN NEXT QUESTIONS.)

Refer to Roster: HHI

Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-1B

Lead-In: HH1-3 [Default], HH1-5 [1:1]

HH2-1B

Next, [does (name of householder)/do you] have a (husband/wife) living in this household?

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-1C)

0 No

Go To: HH2-1D

Lead-In: HH2-1 [Default]

HH2-1C

May I please have (his/her) full name?

(ADD SPOUSE ON NEXT AVAILABLE LINE OF THE ROSTER. USE THE <UP-ARROW> AND <DN-

ARROW> KEYS TO MOVE TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINE. ENTER FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL

AND LAST NAME. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-1D

Lead-In: HH2-1B [1:1]

HH2-1D

Next, [does (name of householder)/do you] have any children who live (here/there)? (OTHER THAN

RESPONDENT)

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-1E)

0 No

Go To: HH2-1F

Lead-In: HH2-1B [Default], HH2-1C [Default]

HH2-1E

May I please have their full names?

(ADD CHILDREN ON NEXT AVAILABLE LINES OF THE ROSTER. USE THE <UP-ARROW> AND <DN-

ARROW> KEYS TO MOVE TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINE. ENTER FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL

AND LAST NAME. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-1F

Lead-In: HH2-1D [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

HH2-1F

Now, are any other persons living (here/there) who are related to you?

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-1G)

0 No

Go To: HH2-2

Lead-In: HH2-1D [Default], HH2-1E [Default]

HH2-1G

May I have their full names?

(ADD OTHER PERSONS ON NEXT AVAILABLE LINES OF THE ROSTER. USE THE <UP-ARROW> AND

<DN-ARROW> KEYS TO MOVE TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINE. ENTER FIRST NAME, MIDDLE

INITIAL AND LAST NAME. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-2

Lead-In: HH2-1F [1:1]

HH2-2

Are there any persons who usually stay (here/there) who are not related to you?

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-3)

0 No

Go To: HH2-4

Lead-In: HH2-1F [Default], HH2-1G [Default]

HH2-3

May I please have their full names?

(ADD OTHER PERSONS ON NEXT AVAILABLE LINES AS THEY ARE NAMED BY RESPONDENT. USE

THE <UP-ARROW>AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS TO MOVE TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINE. ENTER

FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL AND LAST NAME. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-4

Lead-In: HH2-2 [1:1]

HH2-4

Have I missed anyone, such as new babies or small children, roomers, or boarders, or other relatives staying

(here/there)?

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-5)

0 No

Go To: HH2-6

Lead-In: HH2-2 [Default], HH2-3 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

H2-5

May I please have their full names?

(ADD OTHER PERSONS ON NEXT AVAILABLE LINES AS THEY ARE NAMED BY RESPONDENT.

USE THE <UP-ARROW>AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS TO MOVE TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINE. ENTER

FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL AND LAST NAME. PRESS <ENTER>TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-6

Lead-In: HH2-4 [1:1]

HH2-6

Are there any other persons who usually stay (here/there) but who are away now on vacation or a business trip, at

school or in a hospital?

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-7)

0 No

Go To: HH2-8

Lead-In: HH2-4 [Default], HH2-5 [Default]

HH2-7

May I please have their full names?

(ADD OTHER PERSONS ON NEXT AVAILABLE LINES AS THEY ARE NAMED BY RESPONDENT. USE

THE <UP-ARROW>AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS TO MOVE TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINE. ENTER

FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL AND LAST NAME. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-8

Lead-In: HH2-6 [1:1]

HH2-8

Have I missed anyone else staying (here/there)?

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-9)

0 No

Go To: HH2-10

Lead-In: HH2-6 [Default], HH2-7 [Default]

HH2-9

May I please have their full names?

(ADD OTHER PERSONS ON NEXT AVAILABLE LINES AS THEY ARE NAMED BY RESPONDENT. USE

THE <UP-ARROW>AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS TO MOVE TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINE. ENTER

FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL AND LAST NAME. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-10

Lead-In: HH2-8 [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

H2-10

RECCOUNT (HHI,[flag to indicate if there are any household members appearing in the HHI roster so far]);

/* ARE THERE ANY HHI MEMBERS LISTED SO FAR? */

If Answer =0 Then Go To: FIX-HH-ROSTER

Go To: HH2-10A

Lead-In: HH2-8 [Default], HH2-9 [Default]

H2-10A

(Besides yourself,) I have (READ NAMES BELOW) listed as living (here/there) (PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH2-11

Lead-In: HH2-10 [Default]

HH2-11

Do any of these persons have a usual residence somewhere else?

(INTERVIEWER: IF NO ONE LISTED, SELECT "NO" AND PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

1 Yes...(Go to HH2-12)

0 No

Go To: FIX-HH-ROSTER

Lead-In: HH2-10A [Default]

H2-12

Who is that? Who else?

(HIGHLIGHT NAME TO BE DELETED BY MOVING THE HIGHLIGHT BAR TO THE LINE USING

THE <UP-ARROW> AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS. DELETE THE HIGHLIGHTED LINE OF THE

HOUSEHOLD ROSTER BY PRESSING THE <DELETE> KEY. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: FIX-HH-ROSTER

Lead-In: HH2-11 [1:1]

H3-1

INTERVIEWER: RESPONDENT IS LIVING IN A RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION OR OTHER INDIVIDUAL

QUARTERS: (DELETE ALL NAMES IN LIST USING THE <UP-ARROW> AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS TO

HIGHLIGHT A LINE, AND <DELETE> TO DELETE THE LINE. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: FIX-HH-ROSTER

Lead-In: HH1-1-b [15:16]

H3-2

INTERVIEWER: RESPONDENT IS LIVING IN OPEN BAY OR TROOP BARRACKS, ABOARD SHIP, OR IN

BACHELOR OR OFFICER QUARTERS. (DELETE ALL NAMES IN LIST USING THE <UP-ARROW> AND

<DN-ARROW> KEYS TO HIGHLIGHT A LINE, AND <DELETE> TO DELETE THE LINE. PRESS <ENTER>

TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: HHI ;Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: FIX-HH-ROSTER

Lead-In: HH1-5 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

FIX-HH-ROSTER

INTERVIEWER: BELOW IS YOUR HOUSEHOLD ROSTER. PLEASE MAKE ANY FURTHER

CORRECTIONS TO THE NAMES ON THE ROSTER AT THIS QUESTION. DELETE NAMES USING THE

<UP-ARROW>AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS TO HIGHLIGHT A LINE, AND <DELETE> TO DELETE THE

LINE. ADD NAMES TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE LINES. THEN, PRESS <ENTER>. IF NO CHANGES,

INITIALIZE THE SCREEN WITH <DN-ARROW> AND PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH4-3

Lead-In: HH2-11 [Default], HH2-12 [Default], HH3-1 [Default], HH3-2 [Default],

HH2-10 [0:0]

H4-3

([living arrangement of R]=15) or ([living arrangement of R]=16) or ((([living arrangement of R]=1) or ([living

arrangement of R]=2)) and ([Answer to HH1-5] !=1));

/* CHECK THE LIVING ARRANGEMENTS FOR R. IF IN RELIGIOUS QUARTERS, OR TROOP

BARRACKS, ETC, THEN SKIP OVER SECTIONS OF THE HH.*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH4-28Y)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH4-3A

Lead-In: FIX-HH-ROSTER [Default]

H4-3A

([household member count] > 0); /* Is there at least one household member listed? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to HH4-28Y)

Go To: HHMEM-LOOP2-BEGIN

Lead-In: HH4-3 [Default]

HHMEM-LOOP2-BEGIN

REPEAT ([loop collection information about individual household members]);

/* Begin loop collecting information about individual household members */

Go To: HH4-9

Lead-In: HH4-3A [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

HH4-9

What is [Name of household member()]'s relationship to you?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES)

1 SPOUSE

2 SON

3 DAUGHTER

33 PARTNER...(Go to HH4-11A1)

70 PARTNER'S SON

71 PARTNER'S ADOPTIVE/STEP

SON

72 PARTNER'S DAUGHTER

73 PARTNER'S ADOPTIVE/STEP

DAUGHTER

74 PARTNER'S BLOOD/IN-LAW

RELATIVE...(Go to HH4-11A1)

4 FATHER

5 MOTHER

6 BROTHER

7 SISTER

8 GRANDFATHER

9 GRANDMOTHER

10 GRANDSON

11 GRANDDAUGHTER

12 UNCLE ETC.

13 AUNT ETC.

14 GREAT-UNCLE

15 GREAT-AUNT

16 COUSIN...(Go to HH4-11A1)

17 NEPHEW

18 NIECE

19 OTHER BLOOD RELATIVE... (Go to

HH4-11A1)

20 ADOPTED OR STEP-SON

21 ADOPTED OR STEP-DAUGHTER

22 SON-IN-LAW

23 DAUGHTER-IN-LAW

24 FATHER-IN-LAW

25 MOTHER-IN-LAW

26 BROTHER-IN-LAW

27 SISTER-IN-LAW

28 GRANDFATHER-IN-LAW

29 GRANDMOTHER-IN-LAW

30 GRANDSON-IN-LAW

31 GRANDDAUGHTER-IN-LAW

32 OTHER IN-LAW RELATIVE... (Go

to HH4-11A1)

34 BOARDER...(Go to HH4-11A1)

35 FOSTER CHILD...(Go to HH4-11A1)

36 OTHER NON-RELATIVE... (Go to

HH4-11A1)

37 STEP-FATHER

38 STEP-MOTHER

39 STEP-BROTHER

40 STEP-SISTER

41 GREAT GRANDSON

42 GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER

43 STEP GRANDSON

44 STEP GRANDDAUGHTER

45 FOSTER SON

46 FOSTER DAUGHTER

50 FOSTER FATHER

51 FOSTER MOTHER

52 FOSTER BROTHER

53 FOSTER SISTER

54 GUARDIAN...(Go to HH4-11A1)

59 ADOPTED OR STEP-BROTHER

60 ADOPTED OR STEP-SISTER

66 SIBLING OR IN-LAW'S

SPOUSE...(Go to HH4-11A1)

Go To: HH4-17

Lead-In: HHMEM-LOOP2-BEGIN [Default]

HH4-11A1

INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS, ASK: What sex is [Name of household member()]?

1 Male

2 Female

Go To: HH4-17

Lead-In: HH4-9 [19:19], HH4-9 [54:54], HH4-9 [32:36], HH4-9 [74:74], HH4-9

[66:66], HH4-9 [16:16]

HH4-17

What was [Name of household member()]'s age on (his/her) last birthday? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: HHMEM-LOOP2-END

Lead-In: HH4-9 [Default], HH4-11A1 [Default]

HHMEM-LOOP2-END

UNTIL ([loop collection information about individual household members],(([loop collection information about

individual household members]=[household member count]) or ([household member count]=0) or ([number of

people in R's household]=0))); /* End loop collecting information on individual household members */

Go To: HH4-33

Lead-In: HH4-17 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

HH4-33

INTERVIEWER: BELOW IS YOUR CORRECTED HOUSEHOLD ROSTER. REVIEW THE ROSTER TO BE

SURE THAT IT IS CORRECT. IF THE ROSTER IS NOT CORRECT, RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS

QUESTIONS OR TO "FIX-HH-ROSTER" BY PRESSING THE <PAGE-UP> KEY AND CORRECT AS

NEEDED. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE IF THE ROSTER IS CORRECT.

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH5-1

Lead-In: HHMEM-LOOP2-END [Default]

HH5-1

([living arrangement of R] = 15) or ([living arrangement of R] = 16) or ((([living arrangement of R] = 1) or ([living

arrangement of R] = 2)) and ([Answer to HH1-5] != 1)); /* check the living arrangements for R. if in religious

quarters, or troop barracks, etc, then skip over sections of the HH. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH5-14A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH5-2

Lead-In: HH4-33 [Default]

HH5-2

([flag indicating presence/absence of spouse/partner in hh] = 1); /*Is there a spouse listed on the household roster */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH5-9)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH5-2A

Lead-In: HH5-1 [Default]

HH5-2A

([flag indicating presence/absence of partner in household] = 1); /* Is there a partner listed on the household roster */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH5-8)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH5-4D

Lead-In: HH5-2 [Default]

HH5-4D

([flag indicating presence of at least 1 opposite sex member] >= 1); /*Is there at least 1 person unrelated to R in hh*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH5-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH5-9

Lead-In: HH5-2A [Default]

HH5-5

Are you currently living as a partner with someone of the opposite sex? (INTERVIEWER: ASK ONLY IF ANY

OPPOSITE SEX ADULTS, WHO ARE NOT RELATED TO THE RESPONDENT, ARE CURRENTLY LIVING

IN THE HOUSEHOLD. OTHERWISE, SELECT NO AND PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

1 Yes...(Go to HH5-6)

0 No

Go To: HH5-9

Lead-In: HH5-4D [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

HH5-6

INTERVIEWER: MOVE THE CURSOR TO THE LINE OF THE RESPONDENT'S PARTNER USING THE

<UP-ARROW>AND <DN-ARROW> KEYS. WHEN THE LINE IS HIGHLIGHTED, PRESS THE <ENTER>

KEY TO SELECT THAT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AS THE RESPONDENT'S PARTNER.

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH5-7

Lead-In: HH5-5 [1:1]

HH5-7

INTERVIEWER: YOU HAVE SELECTED THE NAME LISTED BELOW AS THE RESPONDENT'S

PARTNER. IF THIS IS NOT CORRECT, PLEASE RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTION BY

PRESSING THE <PAGE-UP> KEY AND SELECT THE CORRECT NAME.

PARTNER'S NAME: [partner's name].

Go To: HH5-8

Lead-In: HH5-6 [Default]

HH5-8

INTERVIEWER: IF ANY OTHER RELATIVE LISTED ON HOUSEHOLD ROSTER, ASK IF ANY OF

THESE PEOPLE ARE RELATED TO PARTNER. IF YES, BACK UP AND CORRECT THE

RELATIONSHIPS OF THESE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS. IF NO PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.

Refer to Roster: HHI; Items Listed: FAMILY UNIT, NAME, GENDER, RELATION, AGE

Go To: HH5-9

Lead-In: HH5-7 [Default], HH5-2A [1:1]

HH5-9

(([living arrangement of R] > 0) and ([living arrangement of R] < 7));

/* INTERVIEWER: IS RESPONDENT IS LIVING IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS HH1-1 BETWEEN 1 AND 6.*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH5-10)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH5-11

Lead-In: HH5-4D [Default], HH5-5 [Default], HH5-8 [Default], HH5-2 [1:1]

HH5-10

Is your home (in [R's city of residence]) located on a farm?

1 Yes...(Go to HH5-12)

0 No

Go To: HH5-15

Lead-In: HH5-9 [1:1]

HH5-11

(INTERVIEWER: IS THIS PLACE LOCATED IN A RURAL AREA?)

(IF PHONE INTERVIEW, ASK:) Is your home (in [R's city of residence]) located on a farm?

1 YES...(Go to HH5-12)

0 NO

Go To: HH5-15

Lead-In: HH5-9 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Household Record

HH5-12

([living arrangement of R]=19 or [living arr. of R]=20 or [flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]>0);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to HH5-14A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: HH5-13

Lead-In: HH5-10 [1:1], HH5-11 [1:1]

HH5-13

How many acres do you or your family own or rent (here/there)? (INTERVIEWER: LESS THAN ONE ACRE = 0)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__| If Answer =0 Then Go To: HH5-15

Go To: HH5-14

Lead-In: HH5-12 [Default]

HH5-14

During 1999, how much did the sale of crops, livestock, or other farm products amount to--that is, total sales before

expenses? (INTERVIEWER: CODE APPROPRIATE CATEGORY WITHOUT READING THE LIST).

1 a. Nothing

2 b. $1 - $49

3 c. $50 - $249

4 d. $250 - $999

5 e. $1,000 - $2,500

6 f. $2,501 - $5,000

7 g. $5,001 - $10,000

8 h. $10,001 - $20,000

9 i. $20,001 - $40,000

10 j. $40,001 - $60,000

11 k. $60,001 - $80,000

12 l. $80,001 - $100,000

13 m. $100,001 or more

Go To: HH5-15

Lead-In: HH5-13 [Default]

HH5-15

These are all the questions in this short first part of the interview. Now let's begin the main questionnaire.

Go To: Q1-2

Lead-In: HH5-10 [Default], HH5-11 [Default], HH5-13 [0:0], HH5-14 [Default]

Q1-2

INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME INTERVIEW BEGINS BELOW. Enter Time: |__|__||__|__| AM/PM

Hr :: Min

Go To: Q2-0

Lead-In: HH5-15 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

SECTION 2: FAMILY BACKGROUND

Q2-0

We would like to begin the interview by asking you a few questions about your family background.

Go To: Q2-1

Lead-In: Q1-2 [Default]

Q2-1

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as

YA in 1996]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1);

/* check to see if R was interviewed as YA in 1994 or 1996 OR 1998 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-4)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-1a

Lead-In: Q2-0 [Default]

Q2-1a

Our records indicate that your birthdate is [R's date of birth]. Is that correct?

1 Yes...(Go to Q2-1d)

0 No

Go To: Q2-1b

Lead-In: Q2-1 [Default]

Q2-1b

What is your correct birthdate? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Day Year

Go To: Q2-1d

Lead-In: Q2-1a [Default]

Q2-1d

And your age is [R's age]. Is that correct?

(INTERVIEWER: IF AGE IS INCORRECT PRESS <PG-UP> TO PREVIOUS QUESTION AND ENTER

THE CORRECT BIRTHDATE).

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q2-4

Lead-In: Q2-1b [Default], Q2-1a [1:1]

Q2-4

SYMBOLEXIST([R's city of residence]); /* CHECK FOR CITY TO ASK ABOUT */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-4a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4ba

Lead-In: Q2-1d [Default], Q2-1 [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-4a

EMPTY ([R's city of residence]); /* CHECK FOR CITY TO ASK ABOUT */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-4ba)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4b1

Lead-In: Q2-4 [1:1]

Q2-4b1

When did you most recently begin living in this (city/town)?

1 SELECT TO ENTER DATE

2 LIVED HERE ALL MY LIFE...(Go to Q2-5)

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q2-4ca-7

Go To: Q2-4b

Lead-In: Q2-4a [Default]

Q2-4b

(When did you most recently begin living in this (city/town)?) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q2-4ca-5

Lead-In: Q2-4b1 [Default]

Q2-4ba

SYMBOLEXIST([R's county of residence]); /* CHECK FOR COUNTY TO ASK ABOUT */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-4bb)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4ca1

Lead-In: Q2-4 [Default], Q2-4a [1:1]

Q2-4bb

EMPTY ([R's county of residence]); /* CHECK FOR COUNTY TO ASK ABOUT */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-4ca1)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4c1

Lead-In: Q2-4ba [1:1]

Q2-4c1

When did you most recently begin living in this county?

1 SELECT TO ENTER DATE

2 LIVED HERE ALL MY LIFE...(Go to Q2-5)

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q2-4ca-7

Go To: Q2-4c

Lead-In: Q2-4bb [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-4c

(When did you most recently begin living in this county?) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q2-4ca-5

Lead-In: Q2-4c1 [Default]

Q2-4ca1

When did you most recently begin living here?

1 SELECT TO ENTER DATE

2 LIVED HERE ALL MY LIFE...(Go to Q2-5)

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q2-4ca-7

Go To: Q2-4ca

Lead-In: Q2-4ba [Default], Q2-4bb [1:1]

Q2-4ca

(When did you most recently begin living here?) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q2-4ca-5

Lead-In: Q2-4ca1 [Default]

Q2-4ca-5

([check if R indicated DK or refusal for month of first move]);

/* Machine Check: Did R indicate DK or refusal of month of first move?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4ca-7

Go To: Q2-4ca-6

Lead-In: Q2-4b [Default], Q2-4c [Default], Q2-4ca [Default]

Q2-4ca-6

([check if R indicated DK or refusal for year of first move]);

/* Machine Check: Did R indicate DK or refusal of year of first move? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4ca-7

Go To: Q2-4d

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-5 [Default]

Q2-4ca-7

About how long ago did you move there/here?

1 SELECT TO ENTER WEEKS

2 SELECT TO ENTER MONTHS...(Go to Q2-4ca-9)

3 SELECT TO ENTER YEARS...(Go to Q2-4ca-10)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4e

Go To: Q2-4ca-8

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-5 [-2:-1], Q2-4ca-6 [-2:-1], Q2-4b1 [-2:-2], Q2-4c1 [-2:-2], Q2-4ca1 [-2:-2]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-4ca-8

ENTER NUMBER OF WEEKS AGO R MOVED: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q2-4e

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-7 [Default]

Q2-4ca-9

ENTER NUMBER OF MONTHS AGO R MOVED: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q2-4e

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-7 [2:2]

Q2-4ca-10

ENTER NUMBER OF YEARS AGO R MOVED: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q2-4ca-11

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-7 [3:3]

Q2-4ca-11

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1); /* Was R interviewed in 1998*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-4ca-12)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4ca-13

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-10 [Default]

Q2-4ca-12

([Q2-4ca-10]>2);/* Did R move more than 2 years ago?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4e)

Go To: Q2-5

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-11 [1:1]

Q2-4ca-13

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1996]=1); /* Was R interviewed in 1996?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4ca-15)

Go To: Q2-4ca-14

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-11 [Default]

Q2-4ca-14

([Q2-4ca-10]>4); /*Did R move more than 4 years ago?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4e)

Go To: Q2-5

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-13 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-4ca-15

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1 AND [Q2-4ca-10]>6);

/*Was R Interviewed in 1994 and moved more than 6 years ago?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4e)

Go To: Q2-5

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-13 [0:0]

Q2-4d

CTOD(SUBSTR ([month and year R began living in city of residence],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([month and year

R began living in city of residence],04,04)) < [date of last interview];

/* break up string from d4 to include day */ /*Check to see if move date is before DLI*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4e

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-6 [Default]

Q2-4e

What is the main reason you moved here?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES. RECORD VERBATIM AND CODE ONE

ANSWER)

1 MOVED WITH FAMILY

2 MOVED TO ATTEND SCHOOL

3 MOVED TO TAKE A JOB

4 MOVED FOR SPOUSE/PARTNER'S WORK

5 MOVED FOR SPOUSE/PARTNER'S SCHOOL

6 MOVED TO BE WITH BOY/GIRLFRIEND

7 MOVED TO LOOK FOR A JOB

8 MOVED FOR OTHER REASONS

Go To: Q2-4ea

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-8 [Default], Q2-4ca-9 [Default], Q2-4d [Default], Q2-4ca-7 [-2:-

1], Q2-4ca-12 [0:0], Q2-4ca-14 [0:0], Q2-4ca-15 [0:0]

Q2-4ea

Where did you live JUST BEFORE moving here?

1 SELECT TO ENTER PLACE

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4i

Go To: Q2-4f

Lead-In: Q2-4e [Default]

Q2-4f

Where did you live JUST BEFORE moving here?

VERIFY ADDRESS: CITY, COUNTY, STATE AND COUNTRY. (INTERVIEWER: MOVE BETWEEN

FIELDS USING THE <ENTER> KEY. PRESS <SPACEBAR> ON FIELD TO SELECT STATE.)

CITY: _________________________________ COUNTY: _________________________________

STATE: _________________________________ COUNTRY: _________________________________

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4i

Go To: Q2-4g

Lead-In: Q2-4ea [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-4g

When did you last move to [City R lived in before current city], [State R lived

in before current state]?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q2-4g-5

Lead-In: Q2-4f [Default]

Q2-4g-5

([check if R indicated DK or refusal for month of last move]);

/* Machine Check: Did R indicate DK or refusal of month of last move?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4g-7

Go To: Q2-4g-6

Lead-In: Q2-4g [Default]

Q2-4g-6

([check if R indicated DK or refusal for year of last move]);

/* Machine Check: Did R indicate DK or refusal of year of last move? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4g-7

Go To: Q2-4h

Lead-In: Q2-4g-5 [Default]

Q2-4g-7

About how long ago did you move there/here?

1 SELECT TO ENTER WEEKS

2 SELECT TO ENTER MONTHS...(Go to Q2-4g-9)

3 SELECT TO ENTER YEARS...(Go to Q2-4g-10)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-4i

Go To: Q2-4g-8

Lead-In: Q2-4g-5 [-2:-1], Q2-4g-6 [-2:-1]

Q2-4g-8

ENTER NUMBER OF WEEKS AGO R MOVED: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q2-4i

Lead-In: Q2-4g-7 [Default]

Q2-4g-9

ENTER NUMBER OF MONTHS AGO R MOVED: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q2-4i

Lead-In: Q2-4g-7 [2:2]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-4g-10

ENTER NUMBER OF YEARS AGO R MOVED: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q2-4g-11

Lead-In: Q2-4g-7 [3:3]

Q2-4g-11

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1); /* Was R interviewed in 1998*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-4g-12)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4g-13

Lead-In: Q2-4g-10 [Default]

Q2-4g-12

([Q2-4g-10]>2); /* Did R move more than 2 years ago?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4i)

Go To: Q2-5

Lead-In: Q2-4g-11 [1:1]

Q2-4g-13

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1996]=1); /* Was R interviewed in 1996?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4g-15)

Go To: Q2-4g-14

Lead-In: Q2-4g-11 [Default]

Q2-4g-14

([Q2-4g-10]>4); /*Did R move more than 4 years ago?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4i)

Go To: Q2-5

Lead-In: Q2-4g-13 [Default]

Q2-4g-15

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1 AND [Q2-4g-10]>6);

/*Was R Interviewed in 1994 and moved more than 6 years ago?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-4i)

Go To: Q2-5

Lead-In: Q2-4g-13 [0:0]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-4h

CTOD(SUBSTR ([month and year R last moved to previous city of residence],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([month

and year R last moved to previous city of residence],04,04)) < [date of last interview];

/* break up string from d4 to include day */ /*Check to see if 2nd move date is before DLI*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-4i

Lead-In: Q2-4g-6 [Default]

Q2-4i

Altogether, how many times have you moved since [date of last interview]? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q2-5

Lead-In: Q2-4g-8 [Default], Q2-4g-9 [Default], Q2-4h [Default], Q2-4f [-2:-1],

Q2-4g-7 [-2:-1], Q2-4g-12 [0:0], Q2-4g-14 [0:0], Q2-4g-15 [0:0], Q2-4ea [-2:-1]

Q2-5

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1);

/* Machine check to see if R will be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5aa)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-13

Lead-In: Q2-4ca-12 [Default], Q2-4ca-14 [Default], Q2-4ca-15 [Default], Q2-4g-12

[Default], Q2-4g-14 [Default], Q2-4g-15 [Default], Q2-4i [Default], Q2-4d [1:1],

Q2-4h [1:1], Q2-4b1 [2:2], Q2-4c1 [2:2], Q2-4ca1 [2:2]

Q2-5aa

([flag indicating if R's mother is deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2);

/* Only grant YAs not previously skipped enter this check item for whether R's mother was not interviewed in past

Youth rounds due to death or YA reported mother dead in HHR */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5g)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5a

Lead-In: Q2-5 [1:1]

Q2-5a

([flag indicating if R lives in mother's household]=1) and ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]=1);

/* Machine check to see if R was in Mom's household at DLI and lives in Mom's HH now */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5c

Lead-In: Q2-5aa [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-5b

Have there been any times between [date of last interview] and [2000 interview date (current date)] when you did not

live with your mother for at least one month or more?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q2-5g

Lead-In: Q2-5a [1:1]

Q2-5c

([flag indicating if R lives in mother's household]=0) and ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]=0);

/* Machine check to see if R was not in Mom's household at DLI and is not in Mom's HH now */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5d)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5e

Lead-In: Q2-5a [Default]

Q2-5d

Have there been any times between [date of last interview] and [2000 interview date (current date)] when you lived

with your mother for at least one month or more?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q2-5g

Lead-In: Q2-5c [1:1]

Q2-5e

([flag indicating if R lives in mother's household]=1) and ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]=0);

/* Machine check to see if R was in Mom's household at DLI and does not live in Mom's HH now */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5f)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5g

Lead-In: Q2-5c [Default]

Q2-5f

Have there been any times between the first time you left your mother's house and [2000 interview date (current

date)] when you lived with your mother for at least one month or more?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q2-5g

Lead-In: Q2-5e [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-5g

Since [date of last interview], have you ever been homeless -- that is, without regular housing that was yours or you

could count on as a regular place to stay?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q2-5h

Lead-In: Q2-5b [Default], Q2-5d [Default], Q2-5e [Default], Q2-5f [Default], Q2-

5aa [1:1]

Q2-5h

([living arrangement of R]=19) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's

father resides in R's household]>0);

/*Only Grant YAs enter this skip: IS R IN HOUSEHOLD WITH BOTH PARENTS? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-40)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5i

Lead-In: Q2-5g [Default]

Q2-5i

([living arrangement of R]=20) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's

father resides in R's household]=0);

/* Only grant YAs not already branched out on Q2-5h enter this skip: IS R IN HH WITH MOTHER ONLY? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5k)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5ia

Lead-In: Q2-5h [Default]

Q2-5ia

([flag indicating if R's mother is deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2);

/* only grant YAs not already branched on Q2-5h and Q2-5i enter this skip: Is R's mother dead?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-5k)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5j

Lead-In: Q2-5i [Default]

Q2-5j

([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]=0); /* Only grant YAs not already branched out on Q2-5h,

Q2-5i, or Q2-5ia enter this skip: IS R IN HH WITHOUT MOTHER? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-23b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-40

Lead-In: Q2-5ia [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-5k

([check item for whether R reported father as deceased as of DLI]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological

father]=2);

/* Only grant YAs not previously skipped enter this check item for whether R reprted father as deceased prior to

2000 fielding */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-40)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-5l

Lead-In: Q2-5i [1:1], Q2-5ia [1:1]

Q2-5l

([living arrangement of R]=21) or ([flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0);

/* Only grant YAs not previously skipped enter this check item for whether R lives with father */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-36a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-26

Lead-In: Q2-5k [Default]

Q2-13

([flag indicating if R's mother is deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2);

/* Non-grant YAs enter this check item for whether R's mother was not interviewed in past Youth rounds due to

death or reported mother dead in HHR */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-25-a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-14

Lead-In: Q2-5 [Default]

Q2-14

([living arrangement of R]=3) or ([living arrangement of R]=4) or ([living arrangement of R]=5) or ([living

arrangement of R]=6); /* IS R IN SOME KIND OF TEMPORARY (INDIVIDUAL) LIVING QUARTERS? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-17)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-15

Lead-In: Q2-13 [Default]

Q2-15

([living arrangement of R]=19) or ([living arrangement of R]=20) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's

household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in

R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]=0);

/* IS R IN HH WITH BOTH PARENTS OR MOTHER ONLY? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-16)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-17

Lead-In: Q2-14 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-16

([living arrangement of R]=19) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's

father resides in R's household]>0); /* IS R IN HOUSEHOLD WITH BOTH PARENTS? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-36a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-25b

Lead-In: Q2-15 [1:1]

Q2-17

In what month and year did you most recently stop living in your mother's household?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q2-18

Lead-In: Q2-15 [Default], Q2-14 [1:1]

Q2-18

What was the reason you stopped living with her? (You may choose more than one)

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES. CODE ALL THAT APPLY)

1 WENT TO COLLEGE

2 WENT TO (OTHER) SCHOOL

3 GOT PREGNANT

4 GOT MARRIED

5 MOVED IN WITH (BOY/GIRL) FRIEND

6 MOVED IN WITH FATHER

7 MOVED IN WITH GRANDPARENT

8 MOVED IN WITH OTHER RELATIVE

9 MOVED INTO OWN

APARTMENT/RESIDENCE

10 ENTERED MILITARY

11 TOOK JOB IN OTHER LOCATION

12 GOT KICKED OUT

13 FAMILY CONFLICT

15 MOTHER DIED

14 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q2-18A

Lead-In: Q2-17 [Default]

Q2-18A

INLIST([Q2-18],15);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-25-a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-19

Lead-In: Q2-18 [Default]

Q2-19

Is this the first time you stopped living with your mother?

1 Yes...(Go to Q2-23b)

0 No

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-23b

Go To: Q2-20

Lead-In: Q2-18A [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-20

How many times have you lived away from your mother? Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q2-24

Go To: Q2-21

Lead-In: Q2-19 [Default]

Q2-21

Now please tell me about the first time. In what month and year did you stop living with your mother?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q2-22

Lead-In: Q2-20 [Default]

Q2-22

What (was/were) your reason(s) for leaving your mother's household at that time?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES. CODE ALL THAT APPLY)

1 WENT TO COLLEGE

2 WENT TO (OTHER) SCHOOL

3 GOT PREGNANT

4 GOT MARRIED

5 MOVED IN WITH (BOY/GIRL) FRIEND

6 MOVED IN WITH FATHER

7 MOVED IN WITH GRANDPARENT

8 MOVED IN WITH OTHER RELATIVE

9 MOVED INTO OWN

APARTMENT/RESIDENCE

10 ENTERED MILITARY

11 TOOK JOB IN OTHER LOCATION

12 GOT KICKED OUT

13 FAMILY CONFLICT

15 MOTHER DIED

14 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q2-22A

Lead-In: Q2-21 [Default]

Q2-22A

INLIST([Q2-18],15);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-25-a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-23

Lead-In: Q2-22 [Default]

Q2-23

For how long did you live away from her that first time?

(INTERVIEWER: THE NEXT QUESTION WILL ASK FOR THE TIME UNIT)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q2-24

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-23b

Go To: Q2-23a

Lead-In: Q2-22A [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-23a

(SELECT TIME UNIT.)

1 DAYS

2 WEEKS

3 MONTHS

4 YEARS

Go To: Q2-23b

Lead-In: Q2-23 [Default]

Q2-23b

About how many miles from you does your biological mother live? Is it...

1 Within 1 mile

2 1-10 Miles

3 11-100 Miles

4 101-200 Miles

5 More than 200 Miles

15 MOTHER DECEASED...(Go to Q2-25-a)

Go To: Q2-24

Lead-In: Q2-23a [Default], Q2-19 [1:1], Q2-19 [-2:-1], Q2-23 [-2:-1], Q2-5j

[1:1]

Q2-24

About how often do you see your mother? Would you say...

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Not at all...(Go to Q2-24A)

2 About once a year...(Go to Q2-24A)

3 Several times a year

4 About once a month

5 Two or three times a month

6 Once a week

7 Several times a week

8 Every day

Go To: Q2-24C

Lead-In: Q2-23b [Default], Q2-20 [0:0], Q2-23 [0:0]

Q2-24A

How long ago did you last see your mother? (INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT ON NEXT SCREEN)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-24C

Go To: Q2-24B

Lead-In: Q2-24 [1:2]

Q2-24B

(ENTER TIME UNIT:)

1 DAYS

2 WEEKS

3 MONTHS

4 YEARS

Go To: Q2-24C

Lead-In: Q2-24A [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-24C

How often in the past year have you had contact with your mother, either by card, letter, e-mail message, or phone

call? (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Not at all

2 About once a year

3 Several times a year

4 About once a month

5 Two or three times a month

6 Once a week

7 Several times a week

8 Every day

Go To: Q2-25-a

Lead-In: Q2-24 [Default], Q2-24B [Default], Q2-24A [-2:-1]

Q2-25-a

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1);

/* Machine check to see if R will be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-25-b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-25a

Lead-In: Q2-24C [Default], Q2-23b [15:15], Q2-18A [1:1], Q2-22A [1:1], Q2-13

[1:1]

Q2-25-b

([check item for whether R reported father as deceased as of DLI]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological

father]=2) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological father]=1);

/* Machine check for grant YAs with no mom in HH only: did R report father as deceased prior to 2000 fielding,

during 2000 fielding, or is R currently living with father? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-40)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-26

Lead-In: Q2-25-a [1:1]

Q2-25a

([living arrangement of R]=21) or ([flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's

mother lives in R's household]=0); /* IS R IN HH WITH FATHER ONLY? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-25a-1)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-25aa

Lead-In: Q2-25-a [Default]

Q2-25a-1

([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased

in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-23b]=15) or ([flag indicating if R's

mother is deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2);

/* Machine Check: Is R's mother dead? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-33)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-30

Lead-In: Q2-25a [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-25aa

([Is R in temporary quarters?]=1 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0);

/* IS R IN TEMP LIVING QUARTERS BUT HAS FATHER LIVING IN HH? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-35)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-25b

Lead-In: Q2-25a [Default]

Q2-25b

([check item for whether R reported father as deceased as of DLI]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological

father]=2);

/* Machine check: Did R report father as deceased in previous or current interview or is R not living with father? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-37B)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-26

Lead-In: Q2-16 [Default], Q2-25aa [Default]

Q2-26

Is your father living at this time?

1 Yes...(Go to Q2-26-a)

0 No

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-26-c

Go To: Q2-26-b

Lead-In: Q2-5l [Default], Q2-25-b [Default], Q2-25b [Default]

Q2-26-a

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1); /* Machine check for YAs who said their

father was living at this time in Q2-26: see if R will be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-34a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-26a

Lead-In: Q2-26 [1:1]

Q2-26-b

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1); /* Machine check for YAs who said their

father was not living at this time in Q2-26: see if R will be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-40)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-27a

Lead-In: Q2-26 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-26-c

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1);

/* Machine check for YAs who said they did not know if or refused to say whether their father was living at this time

in Q2-26: see if R will be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-40)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-27b

Lead-In: Q2-26 [-2:-1]

Q2-26a

([living arrangement of R]=19) or ([living arrangement of R]=20) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's

household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in

R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]=0);

/* IS R IN HH WITH BOTH PARENTS OR WITH MOTHER ONLY? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-29)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-27e

Lead-In: Q2-26-a [Default]

Q2-27a

When did he pass away? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q2-27b

Lead-In: Q2-26-b [Default]

Q2-27b

How long ago did you last live with your father?

(INTERVIEWER : THE NEXT QUESTION WILL ASK FOR THE TIME UNIT. IF R VOLUNTEERS

"WHEN I LEFT MOTHER'S HOUSE" OR "FATHER LEFT BEFORE I WAS BORN" OR "NEVER LIVED

WITH US" CODE '0')

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q2-27d

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-36a

Go To: Q2-27c

Lead-In: Q2-26-c [Default], Q2-27a [Default]

Q2-27c

(ENTER TIME UNIT:)

1 Years ago

2 Months ago

3 Weeks ago

Go To: Q2-36a

Lead-In: Q2-27b [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-27d

(INTERVIEWER: MAKE SELECTION WITHOUT ASKING R)

1 When I left my mother's house

2 He left before I was born

3 He never lived with us

Go To: Q2-36a

Lead-In: Q2-27b [0:0]

Q2-27e

([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased

in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-23b]=15) or ([flag indicating if R's

mother is deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2);

/* Machine Check: Is R's mother dead? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-29)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-28

Lead-In: Q2-26a [Default]

Q2-28

Do your mother and father live together?

1 Yes...(Go to Q2-35)

0 No

Go To: Q2-29

Lead-In: Q2-27e [Default]

Q2-29

When did you last live with your father?

(INTERVIEWER : THE NEXT QUESTION WILL ASK FOR THE TIME UNIT. IF R VOLUNTEERS

"WHEN I LEFT MOTHER'S HOUSE" OR "FATHER LEFT BEFORE I WAS BORN" OR "NEVER LIVED

WITH US" CODE '0')

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q2-29b

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-29c

Go To: Q2-29a

Lead-In: Q2-28 [Default], Q2-26a [1:1], Q2-27e [1:1]

Q2-29a

(ENTER TIME UNIT:)

1 Years ago

2 Months ago

3 Weeks ago

Go To: Q2-29c

Lead-In: Q2-29 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-29b

(INTERVIEWER: MAKE SELECTION WITHOUT ASKING R)

1 When I left my mother's house...(Go to Q2-29c)

2 He left before I was born...(Go to Q2-29c)

3 He never lived with us...(Go to Q2-33)

Go To: Q2-29c

Lead-In: Q2-29 [0:0]

Q2-29c

([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased

in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-23b]=15) or ([flag indicating if R's

mother is deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2);

/*Machine Check: Is R's mother dead? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-33)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-30

Lead-In: Q2-29a [Default], Q2-29b [Default], Q2-29b [1:2], Q2-29 [-2:-1]

Q2-30

([living arrangement of R]=20) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's

father resides in R's household]=0); /* IS R IN HH WITH MOTHER ONLY? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-31)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-31a

Lead-In: Q2-25a-1 [Default], Q2-29c [Default]

Q2-31

How long ago did your father leave this household?

(INTERVIEWER : THE NEXT QUESTION WILL ASK FOR THE TIME UNIT) Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q2-33

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-33

Go To: Q2-31b

Lead-In: Q2-30 [1:1]

Q2-31a

How long ago did your father leave your mother's household?

(INTERVIEWER : THE NEXT QUESTION WILL ASK FOR THE TIME UNIT) Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q2-33

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q2-33

Go To: Q2-31b

Lead-In: Q2-30 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-31b

(ENTER TIME UNIT:)

1 Years ago

2 Months ago

3 Weeks ago

Go To: Q2-33

Lead-In: Q2-31 [Default], Q2-31a [Default]

Q2-33

Last year, that is during 1999, did your father work for pay all of the year, part of the year, or not at all?

1 All of the year

2 Part of the Year

3 Not at all...(Go to Q2-33AA)

Go To: Q2-33a

Lead-In: Q2-31b [Default], Q2-29b [3:3], Q2-31 [0:0], Q2-31a [0:0], Q2-29c

[1:1], Q2-31 [-2:-1], Q2-31a [-2:-1], Q2-25a-1 [1:1]

Q2-33a

What kind of work was he doing? (IF MORE THAN ONE KIND OF WORK, PROBE:) During 1999, what kind of

work did he do the longest?

(RECORD VERBATIM:) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q2-33B

Lead-In: Q2-33 [Default]

Q2-33AA

What kind of work was he most recently doing? (IF MORE THAN ONE KIND OF WORK, PROBE:) The last time

he was working, what kind of work did he do the longest?

(RECORD VERBATIM:) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q2-33B

Lead-In: Q2-33 [3:3]

Q2-33B

What were some of his main activities or duties?

(PROBE FOR TWO MAIN DUTIES AND RECORD VERBATIM) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q2-33BA

Lead-In: Q2-33a [Default], Q2-33AA [Default]

Q2-33BA

([Q2-33]=3); /* was Q2-33 answered 3 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-33cc)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-33c

Lead-In: Q2-33B [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-33c

In the weeks that your father worked, how many hours per week did he work ... 35 hours or more or less than 35

hours?

1 Less than 35 hours (1-34 hours)

2 35 hours or more

Go To: Q2-33dd

Lead-In: Q2-33BA [Default]

Q2-33cc

When your father last worked, how many hours per week did he work... 35 hours or more or less than 35 hours?

1 Less than 35 hours (1-34 hours)

2 35 hours or more

Go To: Q2-33dd

Lead-In: Q2-33BA [1:1]

Q2-33dd

([living arrangement of R]=21) or ([flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's

mother lives in R's household]=0); /* IS R IN HH WITH FATHER ONLY? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-37)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-34

Lead-In: Q2-33c [Default], Q2-33cc [Default]

Q2-34

What is the highest level of schooling that your father ever completed?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Did not finish high school

2 High school

3 Some college

4 Associate's degree

5 Bachelor's degree

6 Master's degree

7 Ph.D

8 J.D

9 M.D

Go To: Q2-34a

Lead-In: Q2-33dd [Default]

Q2-34a

About how many miles from you does your biological father live? Is it...

1 Within 1 mile

2 1-10 Miles

3 11-100 Miles

4 101-200 Miles

5 More than 200 Miles

Go To: Q2-35

Lead-In: Q2-34 [Default], Q2-26-a [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-35

About how often do you see your father? Would you say...(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF

NECESSARY)

1 Not at all

2 About once a year

3 Several times a year

4 About once a month

5 Two or three times a month

6 Once a week

7 Several times a week

8 Every day

Go To: Q2-35A

Lead-In: Q2-34a [Default], Q2-28 [1:1], Q2-25aa [1:1]

Q2-35A

How often in the past year have you had contact with your father, either by card, letter, e-mail message, or phone

call? (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Not at all

2 About once a year

3 Several times a year

4 About once a month

5 Two or three times a month

6 Once a week

7 Several times a week

8 Every day

Go To: Q2-36a

Lead-In: Q2-35 [Default]

Q2-36a

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as

YA in 1996]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1);

/* check to see if R was interviewed as YA in 1994 or 1996 or 1998 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-40)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-37

Lead-In: Q2-27c [Default], Q2-27d [Default], Q2-35A [Default], Q2-16 [1:1], Q2-

27b [-2:-1], Q2-5l [1:1]

Q2-37

Is your father Hispanic, Latino, or of Spanish origin?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q2-37A

Lead-In: Q2-36a [Default], Q2-33dd [1:1]

Q2-37A

Which of these groups describes your father? Is he...

1 White

2 Black or African American

3 American Indian or Alaska Native

4 Asian

5 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

6 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q2-37B

Lead-In: Q2-37 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-37B

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as

YA in 1996]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1);

/* check to see if R was interviewed as YA in 1994 or 1996 or 1998 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-40)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-38

Lead-In: Q2-37A [Default], Q2-25b [1:1]

Q2-38

Are you Hispanic, Latino, or of Spanish origin?...

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q2-38A

Lead-In: Q2-37B [Default]

Q2-38A

Which of these groups best describes you? Are you...

1 White

2 Black or African American

3 American Indian or Alaska Native

4 Asian

5 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

6 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q2-39

Lead-In: Q2-38 [Default]

Q2-39

What is your origin or descent?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY) (CODE ALL THAT APPLY)

(1) African or African-American

(2) Chinese

(3) English

(4) Filipino or Philipino

(5) French

(6) German

(7) Greek

(8) Hawaiian or Pacific Islander

(9) American Indian

(10) Asian Indian

(11) Irish

(12) Italian

(13) Japanese

(14) Korean

(15) Cuban or Cubano

(16) Chicano

(17) Mexican or Mexicano

(18) Mexican-American

(19) Puerto Rican, Puertorriqueno, or

Borincano

(20) Other Latino, Hispano or Latin

American

(21) Other Spanish Descent

(22) Polish

(23) Portuguese

(24) Russian

(25) Scottish

(26) Vietnamese

(27) Welsh

(28) Other (SPECIFY)

(29) American (if volunteered)

(30) None

Go To: Q2-39-b

Lead-In: Q2-38A [Default]

Q2-39-b

([number of race/ethnic origins selected by R] > 1); /* was more than one race selected? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q2-40)

Go To: Q2-39b

Lead-In: Q2-39 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-39b

You said that your origin or descent included... (INTERVIEWER ORIGINS ARE LISTED ON ROSTER BELOW)

Which ONE do you feel closest to?

(IF R SAYS "NONE" PRESS <PG-UP> AND RE-SELECT CHOICE.)

Refer to Roster: RACE; Items Listed: NAME OF RACE/ETHNICITY, ID

Go To: Q2-40

Lead-In: Q2-39-b [Default]

Q2-40

([flag indicating if R is living with at least one sibling]=1); /* Machine check to see if R is living with at least one

sibling */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-42c)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-40a

Lead-In: Q2-5j [Default], Q2-39b [Default], Q2-36a [1:1], Q2-39-b [0:0], Q2-5h

[1:1], Q2-5k [1:1], Q2-25-b [1:1], Q2-26-b [1:1], Q2-26-c [1:1], Q2-37B [1:1]

Q2-40a

([number of siblings R has]=0); /* Machine check to see if R has no siblings */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q2-42c)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q2-40c

Lead-In: Q2-40 [Default]

Q2-40c

About how many miles from you does [your sibling/the sibling you feel closest to] live? Is it...

1 Within 1 mile

2 1-10 Miles

3 11-100 Miles

4 101-200 Miles

5 More than 200 Miles

Go To: Q2-40d

Lead-In: Q2-40a [Default]

Q2-40d

About how often do you see [your sibling/the sibling you feel closest to]? Would you say...

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Not at all

2 About once a year

3 Several times a year

4 About once a month

5 Two or three times a month

6 Once a week

7 Several times a week

8 Every day

Go To: Q2-40e

Lead-In: Q2-40c [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Family Background

Q2-40e

How often in the past year have you had contact with [your sibling/the sibling you feel closest to], either by card,

letter, e-mail message, or phone call? (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Not at all

2 About once a year

3 Several times a year

4 About once a month

5 Two or three times a month

6 Once a week

7 Several times a week

8 Every day

Go To: Q2-42c

Lead-In: Q2-40d [Default]

Q2-42c

What is your present religion, if any? (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Roman Catholic

2 Jewish

3 Baptist

4 Lutheran

5 Methodist

6 Presbyterian

7 Episcopalian

8 Mormon

9 Unitarian

10 Quaker

11 Non-Denominational

12 Other Protestant (SPECIFY)

13 Muslim, Moslem

14 Buddhist

15 Other (SPECIFY)

16 None

Go To: Q2-43

Lead-In: Q2-40e [Default], Q2-40 [1:1], Q2-40a [1:1]

Q2-43

In the past year about how often have you attended religious services?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 More than once a week

2 About once a week

3 Two or three times a month

4 About once a month

5 Several times a year or less

6 Not at all

Go To: Q2-44

Lead-In: Q2-42c [Default]

Q2-44

How important would you say religion is to you?

1 Very important

2 Fairly important

3 Fairly unimportant

4 Not important at all

Go To: Q3-0

Lead-In: Q2-43 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

SECTION 3: DATING AND RELATIONSHIP HISTORY

Q3-0

The next few questions are about dating and relationships.

Go To: Q3-1

Lead-In: Q2-44 [Default]

Q3-0d

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1);

/* Machine check to see if R is in grant sample */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-1g)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-0e

Lead-In: none

Q3-0e

([flag indicating if R has reported ever dating]=1);

/* Machine check to see if R has ever reported beginning to date */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-1c)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-1

Lead-In: Q3-0d [Default]

Q3-1

At what age, if any, did you first start going out with a member of the opposite sex?

1 SELECT TO ENTER AGE

0 Never started...(Go to Q3-1c)

99 Volunteered same-sex dating

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3-1c

Go To: Q3-1a

Lead-In: Q3-0 [Default], Q3-0e [Default]

Q3-1a

ENTER AGE IN YEARS: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q3-1c

Lead-In: Q3-1 [Default]

Q3-1c

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=1) or ([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of

December 31, 2000]=1);

/* Machine check to see if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult or is a member of the grant sample */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-1g)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-1d

Lead-In: Q3-1a [Default], Q3-1 [0:0], Q3-0e [1:1], Q3-1 [-2:-1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-1d

How many close friends do you have who are boys? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q3-1e

Lead-In: Q3-1c [Default]

Q3-1e

How many close friends do you have who are girls? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q3-1f

Lead-In: Q3-1d [Default]

Q3-1f

Are most of your close friends younger than you are, about the same age as you are or older than you are?

1 YOUNGER THAN YOU ARE

2 ABOUT THE SAME AGE AS YOU ARE

3 OLDER THAN YOU ARE

Go To: Q3-1u

Lead-In: Q3-1e [Default]

Q3-1g

([marital status as of the date of last interview (code)]); /* Machine check to branch on marital status at DLI */

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to Q3-1i)

1 Married...(Go to Q3-1i)

2 Separated...(Go to Q3-1q)

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married

Go To: Q3-1u

Lead-In: Q3-0d [1:1], Q3-1c [1:1]

Q3-1i

When we last spoke to you on [date of last interview], you were [married to/living with] [name of R's spouse or

partner as of date of last interview]. Are you still [married to/living with] [name of R's spouse or partner as of date of

last interview]?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q3-1o)

2 INFORMATION INCORRECT...(Go to Q3-1u)

If Answer >=-1 and Answer <=-2 Then Go To: Q3-1u

Go To: Q3-1k

Lead-In: Q3-1g [1:1], Q3-1g [7:7]

Q3-1k

Have there been any periods of one month or more between [date of last interview] and today when you did not live

with [name of R's spouse or partner as of date of last interview]?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q3-1l

Lead-In: Q3-1i [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-1l

([marital status as of the date of last interview (code)]=7);

/* Machine check: Is old marital status living with a partner? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-1m)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-1na

Lead-In: Q3-1k [Default]

Q3-1m

Did you ever marry [name of R's spouse or partner as of date of last interview]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q3-1n)

0 No

Go To: Q3-1na

Lead-In: Q3-1l [1:1]

Q3-1n

In what month and year did you marry [name of R's spouse or partner as of date of last interview]?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-1na

Lead-In: Q3-1m [1:1]

Q3-1na

What is the highest grade or year of school that [name of R's spouse or partner as of date of last interview] has ever

completed?

0 NONE

93 PRE-KINDERGARTEN

94 KINDERGARTEN

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR COLLEGE

15 3RD YEAR COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR COLLEGE

17 5TH YEAR COLLEGE

18 6TH YEAR COLLEGE

19 7TH YEAR COLLEGE

20 8TH YEAR COLLEGE OR MORE

95 UNGRADED

Go To: Q3-1nb

Lead-In: Q3-1l [Default], Q3-1m [Default], Q3-1n [Default]

Q3-1nb

What is [name of R's spouse or partner as of date of last interview]'s religion?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Roman Catholic

2 Jewish

3 Baptist

4 Lutheran

5 Methodist

6 Presbyterian

7 Episcopalian

8 Mormon

9 Unitarian

10 Quaker

11 Non-Denominational

12 Other Protestant (SPECIFY)

13 Muslim, Moslem

14 Buddhist

15 Other (SPECIFY)

16 None

Go To: Q3-49a

Lead-In: Q3-1na [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-1o

How did this relationship end?

1 Separation

2 Divorce or Annulment

3 Death of a spouse/partner

4 Break Up

Go To: Q3-1p

Lead-In: Q3-1i [0:0]

Q3-1p

In what month and year did this relationship end? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-1u

Lead-In: Q3-1o [Default]

Q3-1q

When we last spoke to you on [date of last interview], you were separated. Did you ever get a legal divorce?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q3-1s)

2 INFORMATION INCORRECT...(Go to Q3-1u)

If Answer >=-1 and Answer <=-2 Then Go To: Q3-1u

Go To: Q3-1r

Lead-In: Q3-1g [2:2]

Q3-1r

In what month and year did this relationship end? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-1u

Lead-In: Q3-1q [Default]

Q3-1s

Are you still separated, or did you reunite?

1 STILL SEPARATED...(Go to Q3-1u)

2 REUNITED

3 LESS THAN ONE MONTH

Go To: Q3-1t

Lead-In: Q3-1q [0:0]

Q3-1t

In what month and year did you reunite? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-1u

Lead-In: Q3-1s [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-1u

([flag indicating presence/absence of partner in household]=1);

/* Machine check: Did R report a partner in the household record? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-2b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-2

Lead-In: Q3-1f [Default], Q3-1g [Default], Q3-1p [Default], Q3-1r [Default], Q3-1t [Default], Q3-1s [1:1], Q3-1i

[2:2], Q3-1i [-1:-2], Q3-1q [2:2], Q3-1q [-1:-2]

Q3-2

What is your current marital status? Are you...

7 Living with a partner (not married)

1 Married

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married

Go To: Q3-2b

Lead-In: Q3-1u [Default]

Q3-2b

([flag indicating if R has reported ever dating]=0) AND ([marital status code]=0);

/* check if never started dating and never married */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-57A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-2c

Lead-In: Q3-2 [Default], Q3-1u [1:1]

Q3-2c

([marital status code]); /* skip according to marital status */

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to Q3-2d)

1 Married...(Go to Q3-4A)

2 Separated...(Go to Q3-4A)

3 Divorced...(Go to Q3-4A)

6 Widowed...(Go to Q3-4A)

0 Never married...(Go to Q3-3b)

Go To: Q3-4A

Lead-In: Q3-2b [Default]

Q3-2d

([marital status as of the date of last interview (code)]); /* Machine check to branch on marital status at DLI */

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to Q3-3)

1 Married

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married...(Go to Q3-3)

Go To: Q3-3a

Lead-In: Q3-2c [7:7]

Q3-3

Have you ever been officially married?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q3-4A)

Go To: Q3-3a

Lead-In: Q3-2d [0:0], Q3-2d [7:7]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-3a

What (then) is your official marital status?

0 Never Married

1 Married

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

Go To: Q3-4A

Lead-In: Q3-2d [Default], Q3-3 [Default]

Q3-3b

([marital status as of the date of last interview (code)]); /*Machine check to branch on previous marital status at DLI*/

7 Living with a partner (not married)

1 Married

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married...(Go to Q3-4)

Go To: Q3-4A

Lead-In: Q3-2c [0:0]

Q3-4

Nowadays, many unmarried couples live together; sometimes they eventually marry and sometimes they don't.

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] lived with an opposite sex partner, to whom you were not

married, for more than one month?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q3-49d)

3 Volunteered same-sex partner

Go To: Q3-5-A

Lead-In: Q3-3b [0:0]

Q3-4A

EMPTY ([name of R's spouse]); /* Machine Check: Is the symbol for spouse's name from the HHR blank? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-4C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-4F

Lead-In: Q3-2c [Default], Q3-3a [Default], Q3-3b [Default], Q3-2c [2:3], Q3-2c [1:1], Q3-2c [6:6], Q3-3 [0:0]

Q3-4C

EMPTY ([partner's name]); /* Machine check: Is the symbol for partner's name from the HHR blank? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-4G)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-4F

Lead-In: Q3-4A [1:1]

Q3-4F

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] been married to someone else or lived with someone else for

more than one month in a marriage-like relationship other than [name of R's partner()(1)]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q3-5-A)

0 No

Go To: Q3-5-D

Lead-In: Q3-4A [Default], Q3-4C [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-4G

([marital status code]=1) OR ([marital status code]=7);

/* check if married , or not married but living with partner and no sp or ptr name from hhr /*

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-5-A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-4H

Lead-In: Q3-4C [1:1]

Q3-4H

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] been married to someone or lived with someone of the

opposite sex for more than one month in a marriage-like relationship [other than old spouse or partner/blank]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q3-5-A)

0 No

3 Volunteered same-sex partner

Go To: Q3-49a

Lead-In: Q3-4G [Default]

Q3-5-A

May I please have the name (or initials) of anyone with whom you were in a marriage or marriage-like relationship

since [date of last interview]?

(INTERVIEWER: ADD NAME(S) TO BLANK ROSTER LINE(S). IF R REPORTED A SPOUSE OR PARTNER

IN THE HOUSEHOLD INTERVIEW, THAT NAME SHOULD APPEAR ON THE FIRST LINE OF THE

ROSTER.)

Refer to Roster: PARTNERS; Items Listed: NAME

Go To: Q3-5-D

Lead-In: Q3-4 [Default], Q3-4F [1:1], Q3-4H [1:1], Q3-4G [1:1]

Q3-5-D

([number of members on the partner roster]=0); /* Machine check to see if partner roster has no members */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-49a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-LOOP-BEGIN

Lead-In: Q3-4F [Default], Q3-5-A [Default]

Q3-LOOP-BEGIN

REPEAT ([loop collection information about spouses/partners]);

/* Begin loop collecting information about spouse/partners */

Go To: Q3-6

Lead-In: Q3-5-D [Default]

Q3-6

Now I would like to ask you some questions about your relationship with [name of R's partner()()]. When did you

begin living with [name of R's partner()()]?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-7

Lead-In: Q3-LOOP-BEGIN [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-7

How old was [name of R's partner()()] when you began to live together? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q3-7-a

Lead-In: Q3-6 [Default]

Q3-7-a

([loop collection information about spouses/partners]=1); /* Is this the first loop? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-7-aa)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-7c

Lead-In: Q3-7 [Default]

Q3-7-aa

([marital status code]); /* skip based on marcode */

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to Q3-7a)

1 Married...(Go to Q3-7a)

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married...(Go to Q3-11)

Go To: Q3-8

Lead-In: Q3-7-a [1:1]

Q3-7a

What is [name of R's partner()()]'s birthdate? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-7b

Lead-In: Q3-7-aa [1:1], Q3-7-aa [7:7]

Q3-7b

([marital status code]); /* skip based on marcode */

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to Q3-11)

1 Married...(Go to Q3-8)

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married...(Go to Q3-11)

Go To: Q3-7c

Lead-In: Q3-7a [Default]

Q3-7c

([marital status code]=0) OR ([flag indicating if R has ever been officially married]=0); /* skip based on marcode */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-11)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-8a

Lead-In: Q3-7-a [Default], Q3-7b [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-8

Were you married to [name of R's partner()()] when you started living together?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q3-10)

Go To: Q3-11

Lead-In: Q3-7-aa [Default], Q3-7b [1:1]

Q3-8a

Were you married to [name of R's partner()()] when you started living together?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q3-9)

Go To: Q3-10

Lead-In: Q3-7c [Default]

Q3-9

Did you ever marry [name of R's partner()()]?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q3-11)

Go To: Q3-10

Lead-In: Q3-8a [0:0]

Q3-10

In what month and year did you marry [name of R's partner()()]? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-11

Lead-In: Q3-8a [Default], Q3-9 [Default], Q3-8 [0:0]

Q3-11

Which of these groups best describes [name of R's partner()()]? [Is/Was] [name of R's partner()()]...

1 Black

2 White (non-Hispanic)

3 Mexican American, Chicano, Mexicano

4 Puerto Rican

5 Cuban

6 Other Hispanic (SPECIFY)

7 American Indian or Native American

8 Asian or Pacific Islander

9 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q3-12

Lead-In: Q3-8 [Default], Q3-10 [Default], Q3-7b [7:7], Q3-7b [0:0], Q3-7c [1:1], Q3-9 [0:0], Q3-7-aa [0:0]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-12

What [is/was] the highest grade or year of school that [name of R's partner()()] [has ever completed/had completed

by the end of your relationship]?

0 NONE

93 PRE-KINDERGARTEN

94 KINDERGARTEN

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR COLLEGE

15 3RD YEAR COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR COLLEGE

17 5TH YEAR COLLEGE

18 6TH YEAR COLLEGE

19 7TH YEAR COLLEGE

20 8TH YEAR COLLEGE OR MORE

95 UNGRADED

Go To: Q3-13

Lead-In: Q3-11 [Default]

Q3-13

What [is/was] [name of R's partner()()]'s religion? (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF

NECESSARY)

1 Roman Catholic

2 Jewish

3 Baptist

4 Lutheran

5 Methodist

6 Presbyterian

7 Episcopalian

8 Mormon

9 Unitarian

10 Quaker

11 Non-Denominational

12 Other Protestant (SPECIFY)

13 Muslim, Moslem

14 Buddhist

15 Other (SPECIFY)

16 None

Go To: Q3-13a

Lead-In: Q3-12 [Default]

Q3-13a

([loop collection information about spouses/partners]=1); /* Is this the first loop? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-13b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-14

Lead-In: Q3-13 [Default]

Q3-13b

([marital status code]); /* skip based on marcode */

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to Q3-LOOP-END)

1 Married...(Go to Q3-LOOP-END)

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married

Go To: Q3-14

Lead-In: Q3-13a [1:1]

Q3-14

How did this relationship end?

1 Separation

2 Divorce or Annulment 3 Death of a spouse/partner

4 Break Up

Go To: Q3-15

Lead-In: Q3-13a [Default], Q3-13b [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-15

In what month and year did it end? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q3-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q3-14 [Default]

Q3-LOOP-END

UNTIL([loop collection information about spouses/partners],[loop collection information about

spouses/partners]=[number of members on the partner roster]);

/* End loop asking details about each spouse/partner */

Go To: Q3-49a

Lead-In: Q3-15 [Default], Q3-13b [1:1], Q3-13b [7:7]

Q3-49a

([marital status code]); /* translate marital status and skip accordingly*/

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to OCCSP-D)

1 Married...(Go to OCCSP-D)

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married

Go To: Q3-49d

Lead-In: Q3-1nb [Default], Q3-4H [Default], Q3-LOOP-END [Default], Q3-5-D [1:1]

Q3-49d

About how many different persons have you dated in the past twelve months?

ENTER NUMBER OF PERSONS: Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q3-57A

Go To: Q3-49e

Lead-In: Q3-49a [Default], Q3-4 [0:0]

Q3-49e

About how often do you usually go out on a date?

4 Once or twice a week

3 Once or twice a month

2 Less than once or twice a month

1 Almost never

0 DO NOT DATE/HAVEN'T STARTED DATING

Go To: Q3-50A

Lead-In: Q3-49d [Default]

Q3-50A

Are you going out with one particular person, or are you dating more than one person?

1 DATING ONLY ONE PERSON...(Go to Q3-51A)

2 DATING MORE THAN ONE PERSON

3 DATING NO ONE RIGHT NOW

Go To: Q3-57A

Lead-In: Q3-49e [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-51A

How long have you been dating this person?

1 SELECT TO ENTER MONTHS

2 SELECT TO ENTER YEARS...(Go to Q3-51C)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3-57A

Go To: Q3-51B

Lead-In: Q3-50A [1:1]

Q3-51B

ENTER MONTHS: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q3-52A

Lead-In: Q3-51A [Default]

Q3-51C

ENTER YEARS: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q3-52A

Lead-In: Q3-51A [2:2]

Q3-52A

How frequently do you and your [boy/girl]friend have arguments about... Showing affection toward each other?

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-53A

Lead-In: Q3-51B [Default], Q3-51C [Default]

Q3-53A

(How frequently do you and your [boy/girl]friend have arguments about...) ...how much time you spend together?

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-54A

Lead-In: Q3-52A [Default]

Q3-54A

(How frequently do you and your [boy/girl]friend have arguments about...) ...dating other people?

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-55A

Lead-In: Q3-53A [Default]

Q3-55A

(How frequently do you and your [boy/girl]friend have arguments about...) ...friends?

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-56A

Lead-In: Q3-54A [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-56A

How happy are you with your [boy/girl]friend? Would you say...

1 Very happy

2 Somewhat happy 3 Somewhat unhappy

4 Very unhappy

Go To: Q3-57A

Lead-In: Q3-55A [Default]

Q3-57A

The next several questions are on your ideas about romantic relationships in general, not necessarily about any of

your specific relationships. In your ideal world, what kind of relationship would you be in right now?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Not dating

2 Dating several people

3 Dating one person exclusively

4 Living together

5 Married

6 Married, but seeing other people

7 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q3-58A

Lead-In: Q3-50A [Default], Q3-56A [Default], Q3-2b [1:1], Q3-51A [-2:-1], Q3-49d [0:0]

Q3-58A

In your ideal world, what would your relationship status be ten years from now?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Not dating

2 Dating several people

3 Dating one person exclusively

4 Living together

5 Married

6 Married, but seeing other people

7 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q4-TIME

Lead-In: Q3-57A [Default]

OCCSP-D

Now I have some questions about your [spouse/partner]'s employment.

Go To: OCCSP-55H

Lead-In: Q3-49a [7:7], Q3-49a [1:1]

OCCSP-55H

What kind of work did [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] do at [his/her] main job in the past 12 months? That

is, what was [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s occupation?

(For example: plumber, typist, farmer...) (IF NECESSARY: 12 months is the past 52 weeks.)

(INTERVIEWER: INITIALIZE SCREEN AND PRESS <ENTER> TO ENTER TEXT. PRESS <F6> FOR

DON'T KNOW.)

1 SELECT TO RECORD VERBATIM

2 SPOUSE/PARTNER DID NOT WORK DURING THIS PERIOD...(Go to q3-62)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: OCCSP-55J

Go To: OCCSP-55I

Lead-In: OCCSP-D [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

OCCSP-55I

(What kind of work did [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] do at [his/her] main job in the past 12 months? That

is, what was [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s occupation? )

(For example: plumber, typist, farmer.) (IF NECESSARY: 12 months is the past 52 weeks.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: OCCSP-55J

Lead-In: OCCSP-55H [Default]

OCCSP-55J

What were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual duties or activities at [his/her] main job in the past 12

months? (For example: types, keeps account books, files, sells cars, teaches, lays bricks, etc..)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q3YA-12

Lead-In: OCCSP-55I [Default], OCCSP-55H [-2:-1]

Q3YA-12

Now we would like to ask you a few questions concerning [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s earnings at

[his/her] main job during the past 12 months. Please include any tips, overtime, and bonuses and give me the amount

[Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] earned before deductions like taxes and Social Security were taken out.

(IF NECESSARY: 12 months is the past 52 weeks.)

Go To: WGSP-71A

Lead-In: OCCSP-55J [Default]

WGSP-71A

For [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s main job in 1999 what is the easiest way for you to report [his/her] total

earnings BEFORE taxes or other deductions: hourly, weekly, annually, or on some other basis? (READ IF

NECESSARY:) We use this information to compare the amount that people earn in different types of jobs.

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Per hour

2 Per day

3 Per week

4 Bi-weekly (Every 2 weeks)

8 Bi-monthly (twice a month)

5 Per month

6 Per year

7 Other (SPECIFY)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-71B

Lead-In: Q3YA-12 [Default]

WGSP-71B

Did [he/she] usually receive overtime pay, tips or commissions at [his/her] main job in 1999?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to WGSP-71G)

Go To: WGSP-71G

Lead-In: WGSP-71A [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-71G

[time unit for rate of pay for spouse/partner's job (code)]; /* Branch according the time unit for rate of pay R

reported. */

1 Per hour...(Go to WGSP-71H)

2 Per day

3 Per week

4 Bi-weekly (Every 2 weeks)...(Go to WGSP-75X)

8 Bi-monthly (twice a month)...(Go to WGSP-74T)

5 Per month...(Go to WGSP-74T)

6 Per year...(Go to WGSP-75I)

7 Other (SPECIFY)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-74C

Lead-In: WGSP-71B [Default], WGSP-71B [0:0]

WGSP-71H

([WGSP-71B] = 1); /* Did R receive overtime pay, tips or commissions? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-71I)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-71J

Lead-In: WGSP-71G [1:1]

WGSP-71I

EXCLUDING overtime pay, tips and commissions, what was [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s hourly rate of

pay, on [his/her] job?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=0 and Answer <=0.99 Then Go To: WGSP-71K

If Answer >=30.01 and Answer <=999999.99 Then Go To: WGSP-71K

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-71P

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-71K

Lead-In: WGSP-71H [1:1]

WGSP-71J

What was [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s hourly rate of pay, on [his/her] job?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=30.01 and Answer <=999999.99 Then Go To: WGSP-71K

If Answer >=0 and Answer <=0.99 Then Go To: WGSP-71K

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-71P

Go To: WGSP-71U

Lead-In: WGSP-71H [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-71K

([spouse/partner's hourly rate of pay] >= [default minimum value of R 's reported hourly wages]) AND

([spouse/partner's hourly rate of pay] <= [default maximum value of R's reported hourly wages]);

/* Is the reported hourly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-71U)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-71Q

Lead-In: WGSP-71I [Default], WGSP-71I [0:0.99], WGSP-71I [30.01:999999.99],

WGSP-71J [30.01:999999.99], WGSP-71J [0:0.99]

WGSP-71P

What is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s hourly rate of pay?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=30 Then Go To: WGSP-71Pa

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-71Pa

Lead-In: WGSP-71I [-2:-2], WGSP-71J [-2:-2]

WGSP-71Pa

([R's estimate of spouse's/partner's hourly rate of pay] >= [default minimum value of R 's reported hourly wages])

AND ([R's estimate of spouse's/partner's hourly rate of pay] <= [default maximum value of R's reported hourly

wages]); /* Is the reported hourly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-71U)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-71Q

Lead-In: WGSP-71P [Default], WGSP-71P [1:30]

WGSP-71Q

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner's hourly earnings value to be

verified] HOURLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to WGSP-71R)

Go To: WGSP-71U

Lead-In: WGSP-71K [Default], WGSP-71Pa [Default]

WGSP-71R

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner's hourly earnings

value to be verified] HOURLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: WGSP-71U

Lead-In: WGSP-71Q [0:0]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-71U

How many hours did [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] usually work per week at this rate?

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: WGSP-71W

Lead-In: WGSP-71J [Default], WGSP-71Q [Default], WGSP-71R [Default], WGSP-71K [1:1], WGSP-71Pa [1:1]

WGSP-71W

([WGSP-71B] =1); /* Did R's spouse/partner receive overtime pay, tips or commissions? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-71X)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-71U [Default]

WGSP-71X

At [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s main job, how much did [he/she] usually receive JUST in overtime pay,

tips or commissions, before taxes or other deductions? (INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT FOR OVERTIME

PAY FIRST. PRESS <ENTER>TO ENTER AMOUNT.)

1 HOURLY

2 DAILY

3 WEEKLY

5 MONTHLY

6 ANNUAL

7 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: WGSP-71XB

Lead-In: WGSP-71W [1:1]

WGSP-71XB

[WGSP-71X]; /* Translate time unit for rate of overtime pay */

1 HOURLY...(Go to WGSP-71XBB)

2 DAILY

3 WEEKLY...(Go to WGSP-71Xc)

5 MONTHLY...(Go to WGSP-71Xd)

6 ANNUAL...(Go to WGSP-71Xe)

7 OTHER (SPECIFY)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-71XBA

Lead-In: WGSP-71X [Default]

WGSP-71XBA

[WGSP-71X]; /* Branch remaining answers from WGSP-71X. */

1 HOURLY

2 DAILY...(Go to WGSP-71Xf)

3 WEEKLY

5 MONTHLY

6 ANNUAL

7 OTHER (SPECIFY)...(Go to WGSP-71Xg)

Go To: WGSP-72C

Lead-In: WGSP-71XB [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-71XBB

(At [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] main job, how much did [he/she] usually receive JUST in overtime pay,

tips or commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER HOURLY AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-72G

Lead-In: WGSP-71XB [1:1]

WGSP-71Xc

(At [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s job how much did [he/she] usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips

or commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER WEEKLY AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-71XB [3:3]

WGSP-71Xd

(At [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s main job, how much did [he/she] usually receive JUST in overtime pay,

tips or commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-72C

Lead-In: WGSP-71XB [5:5]

WGSP-71Xe

(At [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s main job, how much did [he/she] usually receive JUST in overtime pay,

tips or commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER ANNUAL AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-72C

Lead-In: WGSP-71XB [6:6]

WGSP-71Xf

(At [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s main job, how much did [he/she] usually receive JUST in overtime pay,

tips or commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=240 Then Go To: WGSP-72C

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-72C

Lead-In: WGSP-71XBA [2:2]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-71Xg

(At [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s main job, how much did [he/she] usually receive JUST in overtime pay,

tips or commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-71XBA [7:7]

WGSP-72C

What is your best estimate of how much [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] usually (earn/earned) WEEKLY,

JUST in overtime pay, tips or commissions, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=1500 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-72D

Lead-In: WGSP-71XBA [Default], WGSP-71Xd [Default], WGSP-71Xe [Default], WGSP-

71Xf [Default], WGSP-71Xf [1:240]

WGSP-72D

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. USUAL [time unit for overtime pay] EARNINGS IN OVERTIME PAY, TIPS

OR COMMISSIONS IS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner's overtime earnings value to be verified] IS THIS

ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to WGSP-72E)

Go To: WGSP-72F

Lead-In: WGSP-72C [Default]

WGSP-72E

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner's overtime

earnings value to be verified] [time unit for overtime pay]

ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT: Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: WGSP-72F

Lead-In: WGSP-72D [0:0]

WGSP-72F

[numeric value for time unit for overtime pay]; /* What time unit of overtime pay did R report? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-72G)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-72D [Default], WGSP-72E [Default]

WGSP-72G

How many hours did [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] usually work per week at this rate?

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-71XBB [Default], WGSP-72F [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-74C

([WGSP-71B] = 1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for daily/weekly/other time unit ROP - see WGSP-71G */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-74E)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-74D

Lead-In: WGSP-71G [Default]

WGSP-74D

What were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual weekly earnings on [his/her] main job before taxes or

other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=1500 Then Go To: WGSP-74Ka

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-74K-1

Go To: WGSP-74Ka

Lead-In: WGSP-74C [Default]

WGSP-74K-1

What is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual weekly earnings on [his/her] main job

before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-74Ka

Lead-In: WGSP-74D [-2:-2]

WGSP-74E

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual weekly

earnings on [his/her] main job, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=1500 Then Go To: WGSP-74Ka

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-74K-2

Go To: WGSP-74Ka

Lead-In: WGSP-74C [1:1]

WGSP-74K-2

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s

usual weekly earnings on [his/her] main job, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-74Ka

Lead-In: WGSP-74E [-2:-2]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-74Ka

([spouse/partner's hourly rate of pay] >= [default minimum value of R 's reported weekly wages]) AND

([spouse/partner's hourly rate of pay] <= [default maximum value of R 's reported weekly wages]);

/* Is the reported weekly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-76O)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-74L

Lead-In: WGSP-74D [Default], WGSP-74K-1 [Default], WGSP-74E [Default], WGSP-74K-

2 [Default], WGSP-74D [1:1500], WGSP-74E [1:1500]

WGSP-74L

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner weekly/daily/other earnings

value to be verified] WEEKLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to WGSP-74M)

Go To: WGSP-76O

Lead-In: WGSP-74Ka [Default]

WGSP-74M

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner

weekly/daily/other earnings value to be verified] WEEKLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: WGSP-76O

Lead-In: WGSP-74L [0:0]

WGSP-74T

([WGSP-71B] = 1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for monthly and bi-monthly time units for ROP */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-74V)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-74U

Lead-In: WGSP-71G [8:8], WGSP-71G [5:5]

WGSP-74U

What were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual monthly earnings on [his/her] main job in 1999, before

taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Ba

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-75B-1

Go To: WGSP-75Ba

Lead-In: WGSP-74T [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-75B-1

What is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual monthly earnings on [his/her] main job

in 1999, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Ba

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-75Ba

Lead-In: WGSP-74U [-2:-2]

WGSP-74V

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual monthly

earnings on [his/her] main job before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Ba

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-75B-2

Go To: WGSP-75Ba

Lead-In: WGSP-74T [1:1]

WGSP-75B-2

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s

usual monthly earnings on [his/her] main job before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Ba

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-75Ba

Lead-In: WGSP-74V [-2:-2]

WGSP-75Ba

([spouse/partner's hourly rate of pay] >= [default minimum value of R 's monthly wages]) AND ([spouse/partner's

hourly rate of pay] <= [default maximum value of R 's monthly wages]);

/* Is the reported monthly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-75I)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-75C

Lead-In: WGSP-74U [Default], WGSP-75B-1 [Default], WGSP-74V [Default], WGSP-75B-2 [Default], WGSP-74U

[1:6000], WGSP-74V [1:6000], WGSP-75B-1 [1:6000], WGSP-75B-2 [1:6000]

WGSP-75C

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner monthly/bi-monthly earnings

value to be verified] MONTHLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to WGSP-75D)

Go To: WGSP-75I

Lead-In: WGSP-75Ba [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-75D

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS $[spouse/partner monthly/bi-

monthly earnings value to be verified] MONTHLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: WGSP-75I

Lead-In: WGSP-75C [0:0]

WGSP-75I

([WGSP-71B] = 1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for those reporting annual ROP. See WGSP-71G */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-75K)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-75J

Lead-In: WGSP-75C [Default], WGSP-75D [Default], WGSP-71G [6:6], WGSP-75Ba [1:1]

WGSP-75J

What were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual annual earnings on [his/her] job in 1999, before taxes or

other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Qa

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-75Q-1

Go To: WGSP-75Qa

Lead-In: WGSP-75I [Default]

WGSP-75Q-1

What is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual annual earnings on [his/her] job in 1999,

before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Qa

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-75Qa

Lead-In: WGSP-75J [-2:-2]

WGSP-75K

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what are [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual annual

earnings on [his/her] main job in 1999, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Qa

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-75Q-2

Go To: WGSP-75Qa

Lead-In: WGSP-75I [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-75Q-2

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s

usual annual earnings on [his/her] main job in 1999, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: WGSP-75Qa

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-75Qa

Lead-In: WGSP-75K [-2:-2]

WGSP-75Qa

([spouse/partner's hourly rate of pay] >= [default minimum value of R 's annual wages]) AND ([spouse/partner's

hourly rate of pay] <= [default maximum value of R 's annual wages]);

/* Is the reported annual wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-76M)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-75R

Lead-In: WGSP-75J [Default], WGSP-75Q-1 [Default], WGSP-75K [Default], WGSP-75Q-2 [Default], WGSP-75J

[1:72000], WGSP-75K [1:72000], WGSP-75Q-1 [1:72000], WGSP-75Q-2 [1:72000]

WGSP-75R

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner annual earnings value to be

verified] ANNUALLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to WGSP-75S)

Go To: WGSP-75X

Lead-In: WGSP-75Qa [Default]

WGSP-75S

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner annual earnings

value to be verified] ANNUALLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: WGSP-75X

Lead-In: WGSP-75R [0:0]

WGSP-75X

([WGSP-71B] = 1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for R's that reported bi-weekly ROP in WGSP-71G */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-75Z)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-75Y

Lead-In: WGSP-75R [Default], WGSP-75S [Default], WGSP-71G [4:4]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-75Y

What were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual bi-weekly earnings on [his/her] main job in 1999, before

taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=3000 Then Go To: WGSP-76Fa

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-76F-1

Go To: WGSP-76Fa

Lead-In: WGSP-75X [Default]

WGSP-76F-1

What is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual bi-weekly earnings on [his/her] main

job in 1999, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=3000 Then Go To: WGSP-76Fa

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-76Fa

Lead-In: WGSP-75Y [-2:-2]

WGSP-75Z

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what were [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s usual bi-weekly

earnings on [his/her] main job in 1999, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=3000 Then Go To: WGSP-76Fa

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: WGSP-76F-2

Go To: WGSP-76Fa

Lead-In: WGSP-75X [1:1]

WGSP-76F-2

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is your best estimate of [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s

usual bi-weekly earnings on [his/her] main job in 1999, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=3000 Then Go To: WGSP-76Fa

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q3YA-15A

Go To: WGSP-76Fa

Lead-In: WGSP-75Z [-2:-2]

WGSP-76Fa

([spouse/partner's hourly rate of pay] >= [default minimum value of R 's bi-weekly wages]) AND ([spouse/partner's

hourly rate of pay] <= [default maximum value of R 's bi-weekly wages]);

/* Is the reported biweekly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-76M)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-76G

Lead-In: WGSP-75Y [Default], WGSP-76F-1 [Default], WGSP-75Z [Default], WGSP-76F-2 [Default], WGSP-75Y

[1:3000], WGSP-75Z [1:3000], WGSP-76F-1 [1:3000], WGSP-76F-2 [1:3000]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-76G

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner bi-weekly earnings value to

be verified] BI-WEEKLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to WGSP-76H)

Go To: WGSP-76M

Lead-In: WGSP-76Fa [Default]

WGSP-76H

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[spouse/partner bi-weekly

earnings value to be verified] BI-WEEKLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: WGSP-76M

Lead-In: WGSP-76G [0:0]

WGSP-76M

INPATH ([WGSP-75I]); /* Is there an entry in WGSP-75I? Did R report ROP in annual time unit? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-76N)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-76O

Lead-In: WGSP-76G [Default], WGSP-76H [Default], WGSP-75Qa [1:1], WGSP-76Fa

[1:1]

WGSP-76N

How many weeks a year did [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] get paid for in [his/her] main job in 1999?

(ENTER NUMBER OF WEEKS) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: WGSP-76O

Lead-In: WGSP-76M [1:1]

WGSP-76O

([time unit for rate of pay for spouse/partner's job (code)] = 7) OR ([time unit for rate of pay for spouse/partner's job

(code)] = -2);

/* Did R report "other" time unit for rate of pay, or R didn't know or refused to report time unit for rate of pay? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-76P)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-76Q

Lead-In: WGSP-74L [Default], WGSP-74M [Default], WGSP-76M [Default], WGSP-76N

[Default], WGSP-74Ka [1:1]

WGSP-76P

Was [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] PAID AT AN HOURLY RATE on [his/her] main job in 1999?

1 Yes...(Go to WGSP-76R)

0 No

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-76O [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

WGSP-76Q

Even though you told me it is easier to report [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] earnings [time unit for rate of

pay for spouse/partner's job], was [he/she] PAID AT AN HOURLY RATE on [his/her] job in 1999?

1 Yes...(Go to WGSP-76R)

0 No

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-76O [Default]

WGSP-76R

([WGSP-71B] = 1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to WGSP-76S)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: WGSP-76T

Lead-In: WGSP-76P [1:1], WGSP-76Q [1:1]

WGSP-76S

EXCLUDING overtime pay, tips and commissions, what was [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s hourly rate

of pay on [his/her] main job in 1999?

(INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN $30.00 OR LESS THAN $1.00, PLEASE VERIFY AMOUNT.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-76R [1:1]

WGSP-76T

What was [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner]'s hourly rate of pay on [his/her] main job in 1999?

(INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN $30.00 OR LESS THAN $1.00, PLEASE VERIFY AMOUNT.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: Q3YA-15A

Lead-In: WGSP-76R [Default]

Q3YA-15A

During the past 12 months (or 52 weeks), how many weeks did [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] work at all

jobs, either full-time or part-time, not counting work around the house?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q3-62

Go To: Q3YA-15B

Lead-In: WGSP-71W [Default], WGSP-71Xc [Default], WGSP-71Xg [Default], WGSP-72F [Default], WGSP-72G

[Default], WGSP-76P [Default], WGSP-76Q [Default], WGSP-76S [Default], WGSP-76T [Default], WGSP-71Xd

[1:6000], WGSP-71Xe [1:72000], WGSP-72C [1:1500], WGSP-71A [-1:-1], WGSP-71G [-1:-1], WGSP-71I [-1:-1],

WGSP-71J [-1:-1], WGSP-71P [-2:-1], WGSP-71XB [-1:-1], WGSP-71XBB [-1:-1], WGSP-71Xd [-1:-1], WGSP-

71Xe [-1:-1], WGSP-71Xf [-1:-1], WGSP-72C [-2:-1], WGSP-74D [-1:-1], WGSP-74K-1 [-2:-1], WGSP-74E [-1:-

1], WGSP-74K-2 [-2:-1], WGSP-74U [-1:-1], WGSP-74V [-1:-1], WGSP-75B-1 [-2:-1], WGSP-75B-2 [-2:-1],

WGSP-75J [-1:-1], WGSP-75K [-1:-1], WGSP-75Q-1 [-2:-2], WGSP-75Q-2 [-2:-1], WGSP-75Y [-1:-1], WGSP-75Z

[-1:-1], WGSP-76F-1 [-2:-1], WGSP-76F-2 [-2:-1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3YA-15B

In the weeks [Name of (most recent) spouse/partner] worked how many hours did [he/she] USUALLY work per

week?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q3-62

Lead-In: Q3YA-15A [Default]

Q3-62

([marital status code]); /* skip according to marcode */

7 Living with a partner (not married)...(Go to Q3-63)

1 Married...(Go to Q3-72)

2 Separated

3 Divorced

6 Widowed

0 Never married

Go To: Q3-63

Lead-In: Q3YA-15B [Default], OCCSP-55H [2:2], Q3YA-15A [0:0]

Q3-63

Now, I have some additional questions about your CURRENT relationship. Would you say your current relationship

is...

1 Very happy

2 Fairly happy

3 Not too happy

Go To: Q3-64a

Lead-In: Q3-62 [Default], Q3-62 [7:7]

Q3-64a

How often do you and your partner.... Calmly discuss something? Would you say...

1 Almost Every Day

2 Once or Twice a Week 3 Once or Twice a Month

4 Less Than Once a Month

Go To: Q3-64b

Lead-In: Q3-63 [Default]

Q3-64b

(How often do you and your partner....) ....Laugh together? (Would you say...)

1 Almost Every Day

2 Once or Twice a Week 3 Once or Twice a Month

4 Less Than Once a Month

Go To: Q3-64c

Lead-In: Q3-64a [Default]

Q3-64c

(How often do you and your partner....) ....Tell each other about your day? (Would you say...)

1 Almost Every Day

2 Once or Twice a Week 3 Once or Twice a Month

4 Less Than Once a Month

Go To: Q3-65a

Lead-In: Q3-64b [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-65a

How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about.... Chores and responsibilities? Would you say...

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65b

Lead-In: Q3-64c [Default]

Q3-65b

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about...) Your children, if you have any? (Would you

say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65c

Lead-In: Q3-65a [Default]

Q3-65c

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) ....Money? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65d

Lead-In: Q3-65b [Default]

Q3-65d

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) Showing affection toward each other? (Would

you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65e

Lead-In: Q3-65c [Default]

Q3-65e

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) Religion? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65f

Lead-In: Q3-65d [Default]

Q3-65f

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) Leisure or free time? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65g

Lead-In: Q3-65e [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-65g

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) Drinking? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65h

Lead-In: Q3-65f [Default]

Q3-65h

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) Affairs with other people? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65i

Lead-In: Q3-65g [Default]

Q3-65i

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) [his/her] relatives? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65j

Lead-In: Q3-65h [Default]

Q3-65j

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) Your relatives? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65k

Lead-In: Q3-65i [Default]

Q3-65k

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) [his/her] friends? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65l

Lead-In: Q3-65j [Default]

Q3-65l

(How frequently do you and your partner have arguments about....) Your friends? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-65m

Lead-In: Q3-65k [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-65m

([flag indicating R has indicated a same-sex partner on the household roster]=1);

/* Machine check: Did R report a same-sex partner? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q3-65n)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q3-66

Lead-In: Q3-65l [Default]

Q3-65n

Do you and your partner have definite plans to stay together?

1 Yes

0 No

2 IF VOLUNTEERED, CONSIDER OURSELVES MARRIED

3 IF VOLUNTEERED, HAVE HAD COMMITMENT CEREMONY

Go To: Q4-0

Lead-In: Q3-65m [1:1]

Q3-66

Do you and your partner have definite plans to get married?

1 Yes...(Go to Q3-69a)

0 No

Go To: Q3-67

Lead-In: Q3-65m [Default]

Q3-67

Do you think you will eventually marry [him/her]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q3-69)

0 No

Go To: Q3-68

Lead-In: Q3-66 [Default]

Q3-68

Do you think you will ever marry?

1 Yes...(Go to Q3-69)

0 No

Go To: Q4-0

Lead-In: Q3-67 [Default]

Q3-69

At what age would you like to get married? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q4-0

Lead-In: Q3-67 [1:1], Q3-68 [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-69a

At what age do you plan to get married? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q4-0

Lead-In: Q3-66 [1:1]

Q3-72

Now, I have some additional questions about your current relationship. Would you say that your marriage is .....

1 Very happy

2 Fairly happy

3 Not too happy

Go To: Q3-73a

Lead-In: Q3-62 [1:1]

Q3-73a

How often do you and your [husband/wife]... Calmly discuss something? Would you say...

1 Almost Every Day

2 Once or Twice a Week 3 Once or Twice a Month

4 Less Than Once a Month

Go To: Q3-73b

Lead-In: Q3-72 [Default]

Q3-73b

(How often do you and your [husband/wife]...) ....Laugh together? (Would you say...)

1 Almost Every Day

2 Once or Twice a Week 3 Once or Twice a Month

4 Less Than Once a Month

Go To: Q3-73c

Lead-In: Q3-73a [Default]

Q3-73c

(How often do you and your [husband/wife]...) Tell each other about your day? (Would you say...)

1 Almost Every Day

2 Once or Twice a Week 3 Once or Twice a Month

4 Less Than Once a Month

Go To: Q3-74a

Lead-In: Q3-73b [Default]

Q3-74a

How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about.... Chores and responsibilities? Would you

say...

1 Almost Every Day

2 Once or Twice a Week 3 Once or Twice a Month

4 Less Than Once a Month

Go To: Q3-74b

Lead-In: Q3-73c [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-74b

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Your children, if you have any? (Would

you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74c

Lead-In: Q3-74a [Default]

Q3-74c

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Money? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74d

Lead-In: Q3-74b [Default]

Q3-74d

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Showing affection toward each other?

(Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74e

Lead-In: Q3-74c [Default]

Q3-74e

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Religion? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74f

Lead-In: Q3-74d [Default]

Q3-74f

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Leisure or free time? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74g

Lead-In: Q3-74e [Default]

Q3-74g

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Drinking? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74h

Lead-In: Q3-74f [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Dating and Relationship History

Q3-74h

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Affairs with other people? (Would you

say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74i

Lead-In: Q3-74g [Default]

Q3-74i

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) [his/her] relatives? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74j

Lead-In: Q3-74h [Default]

Q3-74j

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Your relatives? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74k

Lead-In: Q3-74i [Default]

Q3-74k

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) [his/her] friends? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q3-74l

Lead-In: Q3-74j [Default]

Q3-74l

(How frequently do you and your [husband/wife] have arguments about....) Your friends? (Would you say...)

1 Often

2 Sometimes 3 Hardly Ever

4 Never

Go To: Q4-0

Lead-In: Q3-74k [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

SECTION 4: REGULAR SCHOOLING

Q4-0

Now I would like to ask you some questions about school.

Go To: Q4-1

Lead-In: Q3-58A [Default], Q3-65n [Default], Q3-68 [Default], Q3-69 [Default], Q3-69a [Default], Q3-74l [Default]

Q4-1

Are you CURRENTLY attending or enrolled in REGULAR school, that is in an elementary school, a middle school,

a high school, a college, or graduate school?

(INTERVIEWER: DURING SUMMER, R IS ENROLLED IF R WAS IN SCHOOL IN THE SPRING AND

WILL BE IN SCHOOL IN THE FALL)

1 Yes...(Go to Q4-2)

0 No

Go To: Q4-5B

Lead-In: Q4-0 [Default]

Q4-2

What grade or year of school is that?

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR COLLEGE

15 3RD YEAR COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR COLLEGE

17 5TH YEAR COLLEGE

18 6TH YEAR COLLEGE

19 7TH YEAR COLLEGE

20 8TH YEAR COLLEGE OR MORE

95 UNGRADED

0 None

Go To: Q4-3

Lead-In: Q4-1 [1:1]

Q4-3

([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] >=1 ) and ([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] <=12);

/* CURRENTLY in grade between 1 and 12 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q4-7A)

Go To: Q4-3A

Lead-In: Q4-2 [Default]

Q4-3A

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0); /* Check: ever been interviewed? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-4)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-5

Lead-In: Q4-3 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-4

There are many things that people might say to describe their schools. I am going to read some statements that other

people have made about their schools, and I would like to know how well you think these statements describe your

school....

Go To: Q4-4a

Lead-In: Q4-3A [1:1]

Q4-4a

...... As I read each statement, tell me whether you think the statement is very true, somewhat true, not too true, or not

at all true for your school. It's easy to make friends at this school.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4b

ead-In: Q4-4 [Default]

Q4-4b

.......Most of the teachers are willing to help with personal problems.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4c

Lead-In: Q4-4a [Default]

Q4-4c

.......Most of my classes are boring.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4d

Lead-In: Q4-4b [Default]

Q4-4d

.......I don't feel safe at this school.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4e

Lead-In: Q4-4c [Default]

Q4-4e

.......Most of my teachers really know their subjects well.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4f

Lead-In: Q4-4d [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-4f

......You can get away with almost anything at this school.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4g

Lead-In: Q4-4e [Default]

Q4-4g

.......My schoolwork requires me to think to the best of my ability.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4h

Lead-In: Q4-4f [Default]

Q4-4h

.......At this school, a person has the freedom to learn what interests him or her.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-4i

Lead-In: Q4-4g [Default]

Q4-4i

.......This school offers good job counseling.

1 Very True

2 Somewhat True 3 Not Too True

4 Not at All True

Go To: Q4-5

Lead-In: Q4-4h [Default]

Q4-5

How satisfied are you with your school -- very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very

dissatisfied?

1 Very satisfied

2 Somewhat satisfied 3 Somewhat dissatisfied

4 Very dissatisfied

Go To: Q4-7A

Lead-In: Q4-3A [Default], Q4-4i [Default]

Q4-5B

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=1); /* Check: ever been interviewed? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-5C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-6

Lead-In: Q4-1 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-5C

Since [text version of date of last interview], have you ever been enrolled in REGULAR school, that is in an

elementary school, a middle school, a high school, a college or university, or graduate school?

1 Yes...(Go to Q4-6)

0 No

Go To: Q4-5D

Lead-In: Q4-5B [1:1]

Q4-5D

([flag indicating if R had high school diploma as of DLI] =1); /* did R have HS diploma as of 1998 interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-31jja)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-28

Lead-In: Q4-5C [Default]

Q4-6

When were you last enrolled in regular school -- What was the month and year?

1 SELECT TO ENTER MONTH AND YEAR

0 Never enrolled...(Go to Q4-75)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q4-7

Go To: Q4-6a

Lead-In: Q4-5B [Default], Q4-5C [1:1]

Q4-6a

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-7

Lead-In: Q4-6 [Default]

Q4-7

What is the main reason you left at that time?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES)

(IF MORE THAN ONE REASON GIVEN, PROBE: What is the main reason?)

1 RECEIVED DEGREE, COMPLETED

COURSE WORK

10 EXPELLED OR SUSPENDED

2 GETTING MARRIED

3 PREGNANCY

11 SCHOOL TOO DANGEROUS

5 LACK OF ABILITY, POOR GRADES

4 OTHER REASONS DIDN'T LIKE SCHOOL

6 HOME RESPONSIBILITIES

7 OFFERED GOOD JOB, CHOSE TO

WORK

8 FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES,

COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO

9 ENTERED MILITARY

12 MOVED AWAY FROM SCHOOL

13 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q4-7A

Lead-In: Q4-6a [Default], Q4-6 [-2:-1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-7A

([flag indicating if R had high school diploma as of DLI] =1); /* did R have HS diploma as of 1998 interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-17a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-7B

Lead-In: Q4-5 [Default], Q4-7 [Default], Q4-3 [0:0]

Q4-7B

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1); /* Check: Is R 21 or over on 12/31/2000? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-17a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-8

Lead-In: Q4-7A [Default]

Q4-8

[Since the date of last interview how/How] many high schools have you attended? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q4-9

Lead-In: Q4-7B [Default]

Q4-9

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] dropped out of regular school for at least one month and then

returned?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q4-14)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q4-14

Go To: Q4-10

Lead-In: Q4-8 [Default]

Q4-10

How many times did you drop out of regular school and then return?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q4-14

Go To: Q4-11

Lead-In: Q4-9 [Default]

Q4-11

Thinking about the last time you dropped out of regular school for at least one month and then returned...

In what month and year did you (last) drop out?

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-11a

Lead-In: Q4-10 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-11a

("-"$[month and year (last) dropped out of regular school for at least one month and then returned]);

/* Machine check: Does either the month or the year contain a minus sign? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-11d)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-12

Lead-In: Q4-11 [Default]

4-11d

What grade in school were you in when you last dropped out?

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

Go To: Q4-12

Lead-In: Q4-11a [1:1]

Q4-12

Thinking about the last time you dropped out of regular school for at least one month and then returned...

In what month and year did you (last) return?

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-13

Lead-In: Q4-11a [Default], Q4-11d [Default]

Q4-13

What is the main reason for this (last) interruption?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES)

(IF MORE THAN ONE REASON GIVEN, PROBE: What is the MAIN reason?)

1 RECEIVED DEGREE, COMPLETED

COURSE WORK

10 EXPELLED OR SUSPENDED

2 GETTING MARRIED

3 PREGNANCY

11 SCHOOL TOO DANGEROUS

5 LACK OF ABILITY, POOR GRADES

4 OTHER REASONS DIDN'T LIKE SCHOOL

6 HOME RESPONSIBILITIES

7 OFFERED GOOD JOB, CHOSE TO

WORK

8 FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES,

COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO

9 ENTERED MILITARY

12 MOVED AWAY FROM SCHOOL

13 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q4-14

Lead-In: Q4-12 [Default]

Q4-14

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] repeated a grade in school?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q4-16)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q4-16

Go To: Q4-15

Lead-In: Q4-13 [Default], Q4-9 [0:0], Q4-10 [0:0], Q4-9 [-1:-1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-15

What grade(s) did you repeat? (CODE ALL THAT APPLY.)

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

Go To: Q4-16

Lead-In: Q4-14 [Default]

Q4-16

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] skipped ahead a grade?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q4-17a)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q4-17a

Go To: Q4-17

Lead-In: Q4-15 [Default], Q4-14 [0:0], Q4-14 [-1:-1]

Q4-17

What grade(s) did you skip? (CODE ALL THAT APPLY.)

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

Go To: Q4-17a

Lead-In: Q4-16 [Default]

Q4-17a

([is R currently enrolled]); /* is YA currently enrolled */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q4-18a)

Go To: Q4-19

Lead-In: Q4-17 [Default], Q4-7A [1:1], Q4-7B [1:1], Q4-16 [0:0], Q4-16 [-1:-1]

Q4-18a

What is the highest grade of regular school you have ever attended?

(INTERVIEWER: YOUNG ADULT IS NOT CURRENTLY ENROLLED)

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR COLLEGE

15 3RD YEAR COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR COLLEGE

17 5TH YEAR COLLEGE

18 6TH YEAR COLLEGE

19 7TH YEAR COLLEGE

20 8TH YEAR COLLEGE OR MORE

95 UNGRADED

0 None

Go To: Q4-19

Lead-In: Q4-17a [0:0]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-19

What is the highest grade of regular school that you have completed and gotten credit for?

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR COLLEGE

15 3RD YEAR COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR COLLEGE

17 5TH YEAR COLLEGE

18 6TH YEAR COLLEGE

19 7TH YEAR COLLEGE

20 8TH YEAR COLLEGE OR MORE

95 UNGRADED

0 None

Go To: Q4-19AA

Lead-In: Q4-17a [Default], Q4-18a [Default]

Q4-19AA

([flag indicating if R had high school diploma as of DLI]=1); /* did R have HS diploma as of 1998 interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-56a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-19-a

Lead-In: Q4-19 [Default]

Q4-19-a

([highest grade R completed] > 12) OR ([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of December 31, 2000]=1);

/*Branch Rs who have completed one or more years of college but whom we don't know diploma status into diploma

question. Also Branch Rs from grant sample for whom we do not know diploma status. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-28)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: SCHLFIND-A

Lead-In: Q4-19AA [Default]

SCHLFIND-A

EMPTY ([name of school R attended at date of last interview]);

/* machine check to see if name of school attending at DL1 is in information sheet*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to SCHLFIND-11)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: SCHLFIND-B

Lead-In: Q4-19-a [Default]

SCHLFIND-B

Our records indicate that you were attending [name of school R attended at date of last interview] when we

interviewed you on [date of last interview]. Is this the school [you are currently attending/you last attended]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q4-26a)

0 No

2 R SAYS DID NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL

Go To: SCHLFIND-11

Lead-In: SCHLFIND-A [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

SCHLFIND-11

In what state is the (regular/high) school [you are currently attending/you last attended]? ENTER THE STATE:

(1) ALABAMA

(2) ALASKA

(4) ARIZONA

(5) ARKANSAS

(6) CALIFORNIA

(8) COLORADO

(9) CONNECTICUT

(10) DELAWARE

(11) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

(12) FLORIDA

(13) GEORGIA

(15) HAWAII

(16) IDAHO

(17) ILLINOIS

(18) INDIANA

(19) IOWA

(20) KANSAS

(21) KENTUCKY

(22) LOUISIANA

(23) MAINE

(24) MARYLAND

(25) MASSACHUSETTS

(26) MICHIGAN

(27) MINNESOTA

(28) MISSISSIPPI

(29) MISSOURI

(30) MONTANA

(31) NEBRASKA

(32) NEVADA

(33) NEW HAMPSHIRE

(34) NEW JERSEY

(35) NEW MEXICO

(36) NEW YORK

(37) NORTH CAROLINA

(38) NORTH DAKOTA

(39) OHIO

(40) OKLAHOMA

(41) OREGON

(42) PENNSYLVANIA

(44) RHODE ISLAND

(45) SOUTH CAROLINA

(46) SOUTH DAKOTA

(47) TENNESSEE

(48) TEXAS

(49) UTAH

(50) VERMONT

(51) VIRGINIA

(53) WASHINGTON

(54) WEST VIRGINIA

(55) WISCONSIN

(56) WYOMING

(99) NOT IN THE UNITED STATES

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: SCHLFIND-18

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q4-25A

Go To: SCHLFIND-13

Lead-In: SCHLFIND-B [Default], SCHLFIND-A [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

SCHLFIND-11A

In which country?

(300) UNITED STATES

(101) AFGHANISTAN

(102) ALBANIA

(103) ALGERIA

(104) ANTIGUA

(105) ARGENTINA

(106) ARMENIA

(107) AUSTRALIA

(108) AUSTRIA

(109) BAHAMAS

(110) BANGLADESH (EAST PAKISTAN)

(111) BARBADOS

(112) BELGIUM

(113) BENIN

(114) BERMUDA

(115) BOLIVIA

(116) BRAZIL

(117) BULGARIA

(118) BURMA

(119) CAMBODIA

(120) CANADA

(121) QUEBEC

(122) CEYLON (SRI LANKA)

(123) CHILE

(124) CHINA

(125) COLOMBIA

(126) COSTA RICA

(127) CUBA

(128) CURACAO

(129) CYPRUS

(130) CZECHOSLOVAKIA

(131) DENMARK

(132) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

(133) ECUADOR

(134) EGYPT

(135) EL SALVADOR

(136) ENGLAND

(138) ETHIOPIA

(139) FINLAND

(140) FRANCE

(141) FRENCH GUIANA

(142) GAMBIA

(143) GERMANY

(144) GHANA

(145) GREECE

(146) GUADELOUPE

(147) GUATEMALA

(148) GUINEA

(149) GIUNEA-BISSEAU

(150) GUYANA

(151) HAITI

(152) HONDURAS

(153) HONG KONG

(154) HUNGARY

(155) ICELAND

(156) INDIA

(157) INDONESIA

(158) IRAN

(159) IRAQ

(160) IRELAND (EIRE)

(161) ISRAEL

(162) ITALY

(163) IVORY COAST

(164) JAMAICA

(165) JAPAN

(166) JORDAN

(167) KOREA

(168) LAOS

(170) LEBANON

(171) LIBERIA

(172) LIBYA

(173) LIECHTENSTEIN

(175) LUXEMBOURG

(176) MALAYSIA

(177) MALTA

(178) MARTINIQUE

(179) MEXICO

(180) MONACO

(181) MOROCCO

(182) NETHERLANDS

(183) NEW GUINEA (PAPUA)

(184) NEW ZEALAND

(185) NICARAGUA

(186) NIGERIA

(187) NORTHERN IRELAND

(ULSTER)

(188) NORWAY

(189) PAKISTAN

(190) PANAMA

(191) PARAGUAY

(192) PHILIPPINES

(193) PERU

(194) POLAND

(195) PORTUGAL

(196) RHODESIA

(197) ROMANIA

(200) SAUDI ARABIA

(201) SCANDINAVIA

(202) SCOTLAND

(203) SENEGAL

(204) SIERRA LEONE

(205) SINGAPORE

(206) SOUTH AFRICA

(207) SPAIN

(208) SURINAM

(199) SWEDEN

(209) SWITZERLAND

(210) SYRIA

(211) TAIWAN

(212) THAILAND

(213) TOGO

(214) TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

(215) TUNISIA

(216) TURKEY

(218) UGANDA

(219) URUGUAY

(220) U.S.S.R.

(221) VENEZUELA

(222) VIETNAM

(223) VIRGIN ISLANDS (not U.S.)

(224) WALES

(225) YUGOSLAVIA

(45) OTHER-IN ASIA

(47) OTHER-IN THE CARIBBEAN

(48) OTHER-IN EUROPE

(49) OTHER-IN THE MIDDLE EAST

(50) OTHER-IN THE PACIFIC

ISLANDS

(400) OTHER (SPECIFY)

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: SCHLFIND-18

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q4-25A

Go To: SCHLFIND-18

Lead-In: SCHLFIND-11 [99:99]

SCHLFIND-13

PLEASE SELECT THE CITY:

INTERVIEWER: IF CITY IS NOT ON LIST, SELECT "OTHER CITY" (LAST OPTION).

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=0 Then Go To: SCHLFIND-18

Go To: SCHLFIND-15

Lead-In: SCHLFIND-11 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

SCHLFIND-15

PLEASE SELECT THE SCHOOL:

INTERVIEWER: IF SCHOOL IS NOT ON LIST, SELECT "OTHER SCHOOL" (LAST OPTION). PLEASE BE

PATIENT, THIS MAY TAKE A MOMENT TO LOAD.

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=0 Then Go To: SCHLFIND-18

Go To: SCHLFIND-18

Lead-In: SCHLFIND-13 [Default]

SCHLFIND-18

Verification Screen:

Pin Number:: _________________________________ School Name:: _________________________________

Address:: ___________________________ City:: __________________________ State::_____________________

Go To: Q4-25A

Lead-In: SCHLFIND-11A [Default], SCHLFIND-15 [Default], SCHLFIND-11 [-2:-2],

SCHLFIND-15 [-2:0], SCHLFIND-13 [-2:0], SCHLFIND-11A [-2:-2]

Q4-25A

[Is/Was] that school a public or private school?

1 PUBLIC

2 PRIVATE...(Go to Q4-25B)

Go To: Q4-26

Lead-In: SCHLFIND-18 [Default], SCHLFIND-11 [-1:-1], SCHLFIND-11A [-1:-1]

Q4-25B

[Does/Did] that school have a religious affiliation or [Does/Did] it have no religious affiliation?

1 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION

2 NO RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION

Go To: Q4-26

Lead-In: Q4-25A [2:2]

Q4-26

When did you start going to [this/that] school -- In what month and year? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-26a

Lead-In: Q4-25A [Default], Q4-25B [Default]

Q4-26a

(([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] >=1) and ([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] <=12))

and ([is R currently enrolled]=1); /* CURRENTLY ATTENDING is grade between 1 and 12 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-31)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-27b

Lead-In: Q4-26 [Default], SCHLFIND-B [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-27b

When did you stop going to school there or graduate? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-28

Lead-In: Q4-26a [Default], Q4-26a [0:0]

Q4-28

Do you have a high school diploma or have you ever passed a high school equivalency or G.E.D test?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q4-31jja)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q4-31jja

Go To: Q4-29

Lead-In: Q4-5D [Default], Q4-27b [Default], Q4-19-a [1:1]

Q4-29

Which do you have- a high school diploma or G.E.D?

1 High school diploma...(Go to Q4-30a)

2 GED...(Go to Q4-30b)

3 (IF VOLUNTEERED:) BOTH...(Go to Q4-30a)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q4-31jja

Go To: Q4-30a

Lead-In: Q4-28 [Default]

Q4-30a

When did you receive your high school diploma? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-31jja

Lead-In: Q4-29 [Default], Q4-29 [3:3], Q4-29 [1:1]

Q4-30b

When did you receive your G.E.D? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-31jja

Lead-In: Q4-29 [2:2]

Q4-31

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0); /* Machine Check: Is R new to YA sample?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-31a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-31q

Lead-In: Q4-26a [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31a

While in school, about how much time do you spend on homework each week?

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS. IF LESS THAN ONE HOUR PER WEEK, ENTER 00.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q4-31b

Lead-In: Q4-31 [1:1]

Q4-31b

Outside of school, about how much time do you spend on homework each week?

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS. IF LESS THAN ONE HOUR PER WEEK, ENTER 00.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q4-31c

Lead-In: Q4-31a [Default]

Q4-31c

How much additional reading do you do each week on your own outside of school not in connection to schoolwork?

(Do not count any school-assigned reading.)

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS. IF LESS THAN ONE HOUR PER WEEK, ENTER 00.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q4-31d

Lead-In: Q4-31b [Default]

Q4-31d

In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher.... review the work

from the previous day? Would you say never/rarely, 1-2 times a month, 1-2 times a week, almost every day, or every

day?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31e

Lead-In: Q4-31c [Default]

Q4-31e

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) lecture to the

whole class?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31f

Lead-In: Q4-31d [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31f

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) use a textbook or

workbook?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31g

Lead-In: Q4-31e [Default]

Q4-31g

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) have you make a

presentation in front of the class?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31h

Lead-In: Q4-31f [Default]

Q4-31h

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) have you work in

small groups?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31i

Lead-In: Q4-31g [Default]

Q4-31i

In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) read to you in

class?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31j

Lead-In: Q4-31h [Default]

Q4-31j

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) have you read

books in class?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31k

Lead-In: Q4-31i [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31k

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) give you a writing

assignment to be graded?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31l

Lead-In: Q4-31j [Default]

Q4-31l

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) assign you

worksheets or workbook pages in class?

0 Never/Almost ne

ver

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31m

Lead-In: Q4-31k [Default]

Q4-31m

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) have you use a

computer?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31n

Lead-In: Q4-31l [Default]

Q4-31n

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) give you a quiz or

test?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31o

Lead-In: Q4-31m [Default]

Q4-31o

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) give you

homework?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31p

Lead-In: Q4-31n [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31p

(In your current or most recent English or language arts class, how often does/did your teacher....) grade your

homework and pass it back?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a month

2 1-2 times a week

3 Almost every day

4 Every day

Go To: Q4-31q

Lead-In: Q4-31o [Default]

Q4-31q

In the current or most recent school year, how often do/did your parents do the following? Would you say often,

sometimes, rarely, or never? Check on whether you have done your homework?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31r

Lead-In: Q4-31 [Default], Q4-31p [Default]

Q4-31r

(In the current or most recent school year, how often do/did your parents do the following? Would you say often,

sometimes, rarely, or never?) Help you with your homework?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31s

Lead-In: Q4-31q [Default]

Q4-31s

(In the current or most recent school year, how often do/did your parents do the following? Would you say often,

sometimes, rarely, or never?) Give you special privileges because of good grades?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31t

Lead-In: Q4-31r [Default]

Q4-31t

(In the current or most recent school year, how often do/did your parents do the following? Would you say often,

sometimes, rarely, or never?) Limit privileges because of poor grades?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31u

Lead-In: Q4-31s [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31u

How often do your parents do the following? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never? Require you to do

work or chores around the home?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31v

Lead-In: Q4-31t [Default]

Q4-31v

(How often do your parents do the following? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never?) ...Limit the

amount of time you can spend watching TV or playing video games?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31w

Lead-In: Q4-31u [Default]

Q4-31w

(How often do your parents do the following? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never?) ...Limit the

amount of time you go out with friends on school nights?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31x

Lead-In: Q4-31v [Default]

Q4-31x

In the current or most recent school year, how often have you discussed the following with either or both of your

parents or guardians? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never? ...Selecting courses or programs at school?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31y

Lead-In: Q4-31w [Default]

Q4-31y

(In the current or most recent school year, how often have you discussed the following with either or both of your

parents or guardians? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never?) ....School activities or events of particular

interest to you?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31aa

Lead-In: Q4-31x [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31aa

(In the current or most recent school year, how often have you discussed the following with either or both of your

parents or guardians? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never?) ...Your grades or report card?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31cc

Lead-In: Q4-31y [Default]

Q4-31cc

(In the current or most recent school year, how often have you discussed the following with either or both of your

parents or guardians? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never?) ...Going to college?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31dd

Lead-In: Q4-31aa [Default]

Q4-31dd

(In the current or most recent school year, how often have you discussed the following with either or both of your

parents or guardians? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never?) ...Community, national or world events?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31ee

Lead-In: Q4-31cc [Default]

Q4-31ee

(In the current or most recent school year, how often have you discussed the following with either or both of your

parents or guardians? Would you say often, sometimes, rarely, or never?) ...Things that are troubling you?

3 Often

2 Sometimes 1 Rarely

0 Never

Go To: Q4-31ee-a

Lead-In: Q4-31dd [Default]

Q4-31ee-a

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0); /* Machine Check: Is R new to YA sample?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-31ff)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-31jj

Lead-In: Q4-31ee [Default]

Q4-31ff

In the current/most recent school year, how many times do/did your parents (or guardians) do any of the following?

Never, once a term, once a month, or more than once a month? ....Attend a school meeting?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a term 2 Once a month

5 More than once a month

Go To: Q4-31gg

Lead-In: Q4-31ee-a [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31gg

(In the current/most recent school year, how many times do/did your parents (or guardians) do any of the following?

Never, once a term, once a month, or more than once a month?) ....Phone or speak to your teacher or counselor?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a term 2 Once a month

5 More than once a month

Go To: Q4-31hh

Lead-In: Q4-31ff [Default]

Q4-31hh

(In the current/most recent school year, how many times do/did your parents (or guardians) do any of the following?

Never, once a term, once a month, or more than once a month?) ....Attend a school event in which you participated?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a term 2 Once a month

5 More than once a month

Go To: Q4-31ii

Lead-In: Q4-31gg [Default]

Q4-31ii

(In the current/most recent school year, how many times do/did your parents (or guardians) do any of the following?

Never, once a term, once a month, or more than once a month?) ....Act as a volunteer at your school?

0 Never/Almost never

1 1-2 times a term 2 Once a month

5 More than once a month

Go To: Q4-31jj

Lead-In: Q4-31hh [Default]

Q4-31jja

([flag indicating if R has been enrolled in school since the date of last interview]<=0); /* check if not in school */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-31jjb)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-31jj

Lead-In: Q4-30a [Default], Q4-30b [Default], Q4-28 [0:0], Q4-5D [1:1], Q4-28 [-

1:-1], Q4-29 [-1:-1]

Q4-31jjb

([flag indicating if R has ever attended college]=1) AND ([flag indicating R has not reported receiving a college

degree]=1); /* Machine check: Did R report no school since DLI, but at last interview had been attending college

but had received no degree? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-56ra)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q5-1

Lead-In: Q4-31jja [1:1]

Q4-31jj

([highest grade R completed] <=8 ); /* check if in grade 8 or less */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-74d)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-31kk

Lead-In: Q4-31ee-a [Default], Q4-31ii [Default], Q4-31jja [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-31kk

([highest grade R completed] >12 ); /* check if R has completed at least one year of college */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-55B)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-34

Lead-In: Q4-31jj [Default]

Q4-34

What was the average grade you got in your classes in your last year of high school?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES)

1 A

2 A-

3 B+

4 B

5 B-

6 C+

7 C

8 C-

9 D+

10 D

11 D-

12 E or F

Go To: Q4-43a

Lead-In: Q4-31kk [Default]

Q4-43a

Do you feel that your high school program [Is/Was] largely vocational, commercial, college preparatory, a general

program, or some kind of specialized program?

1 Vocational

2 Commercial

3 College Preparatory

4 General Program

5 Other Specialized program, ie, fine arts (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q4-53

Lead-In: Q4-34 [Default]

Q4-53

([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] >=11) and ([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] <=12)

and ([is R currently enrolled] >=1); /* Machine check: Is R currently enrolled in grades 11 or 12? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-53a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-55B

Lead-In: Q4-43a [Default]

Q4-53a

[Did/Have] you [use/used] any of the following school services in high school? ....Interest Inventories (a checklist of

student interests to determine future job interests)

1 I have used

2 I have not used

3 SCHOOL DOES NOT OFFER

Go To: Q4-53b

Lead-In: Q4-53 [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-53b

([Did/Have] you [use/used] any of the following school services in high school?) ....Job listings or other information

about available jobs.

1 I have used

2 I have not used

3 SCHOOL DOES NOT OFFER

Go To: Q4-53c

Lead-In: Q4-53a [Default]

Q4-53c

([Did/Have] you [use/used] any of the following school services in high school?) ....Job fairs where employers or the

military describe available jobs.

1 I have used

2 I have not used

3 SCHOOL DOES NOT OFFER

Go To: Q4-53d

Lead-In: Q4-53b [Default]

Q4-53d

([Did/Have] you [use/used] any of the following school services in high school?) ....Career placement counseling.

1 I have used

2 I have not used

3 SCHOOL DOES NOT OFFER

Go To: Q4-53e

Lead-In: Q4-53c [Default]

Q4-53e

([Did/Have] you [use/used] any of the following school services in high school?) ....Letters of recommendation.

1 I have used

2 I have not used

3 SCHOOL DOES NOT OFFER

Go To: Q4-53f

Lead-In: Q4-53d [Default]

Q4-53f

([Did/Have] you [use/used] any of the following school services in high school?) ....School arranged job interviews.

1 I have used

2 I have not used

3 SCHOOL DOES NOT OFFER

Go To: Q4-54

Lead-In: Q4-53e [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-54

At your high school, [did/have] you [receive/received] any help in applying for vocational/technical school or

college?

1 Yes...(Go to Q4-54B)

0 No

Go To: Q4-55

Lead-In: Q4-53f [Default]

Q4-54B

Did you receive help with filling out vocational/technical school or college applications?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-54C

Lead-In: Q4-54 [1:1]

Q4-54C

Did you receive help with filling out financial aid forms?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-54D

Lead-In: Q4-54B [Default]

Q4-54D

Did you receive assistance in writing essays for the vocational/technical school or college applications?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-55

Lead-In: Q4-54C [Default]

Q4-55

Many people may need financial aid for college or job training after high school. Have you or your parents ever

received any information or help in finding out about this type of financial aid?

1 Yes...(Go to Q4-55Aa)

0 No

Go To: Q4-55B

Lead-In: Q4-54 [Default], Q4-54D [Default]

Q4-55Aa

Did you receive this help or information from your high school, either from a teacher or guidance counselor or from a

financial aid meeting?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-55Ab

Lead-In: Q4-55 [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

Q4-55Ab

Did you receive this help or information directly from a vocational/technical school, or a college or university?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-55Ac

Lead-In: Q4-55Aa [Default]

Q4-55Ac

Did you receive this help or information from any other source, such as a loan officer at a bank, the U.S. Department

of Education, or the military?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-55B

Lead-In: Q4-55Ab [Default]

Q4-55B

([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] >=12) and ([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)] <=13)

and ([is R currently enrolled] >=1); /* Machine check: Is R currently enrolled in grade 12 or first year of college?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-55C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-56a

Lead-In: Q4-53 [Default], Q4-55 [Default], Q4-55Ac [Default], Q4-31kk [1:1]

Q4-55C

Now I have a few questions about applying to college. Please tell me the name of each college, university, or other

institutes of higher education that you applied to, if any.

1 SELECT TO ENTER COLLEGE NAMES...(Go to Q4-55D-LOOP-BEGIN)

0 HAVE NOT APPLIED TO COLLEGE

Go To: Q4-56a

Lead-In: Q4-55B [1:1]

Q4-55D-LOOP-BEGIN

REPEAT ([loop to collect information about colleges R has applied to]);

/* Begin loop to collect information about colleges R has applied to */

Go To: Q4-55E

Lead-In: Q4-55C [1:1]

Q4-55E

Please tell me the name of the [first/next()] college, university, or other institute of higher education that you applied

to.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q4-55F

Lead-In: Q4-55D-LOOP-BEGIN [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

100

Q4-55F

Were you accepted to [name of college that R applied to()]?

1 Yes

0 No

2 DO NOT KNOW YET

Go To: Q4-55G

Lead-In: Q4-55E [Default]

Q4-55G

Did you apply to any other college, university, or other institute of higher education?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-55H-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q4-55F [Default]

Q4-55H-LOOP-END

UNTIL ([loop to collect information about colleges R has applied to], [flag indicating if R has applied to any more

colleges, universities, etc. ()]=0); /* End loop about colleges */

Go To: Q4-56a

Lead-In: Q4-55G [Default]

Q4-56a

([grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)]>12); /* R ever attended college? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-56ra)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-74d

Lead-In: Q4-55B [Default], Q4-55C [Default], Q4-55H-LOOP-END [Default], Q4-19AA

[1:1]

Q4-56ra

([flag indicating that R was attending college at last interview, but since the date of last interview has not attended

college and has never received a degree]=1);

/* Machine check: Did R report no college since DLI but we need to check for degree completion? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-61)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-56s

Lead-In: Q4-56a [1:1], Q4-31jjb [1:1]

Q4-56s

([is R currently enrolled]=1); /* Machine check: Is R currently enrolled? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-57)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-56t

Lead-In: Q4-56ra [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Regular Schooling

101

Q4-56t

([flag indicating if R has been enrolled in school since the date of last interview]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported attening school since DLI? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-57)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-61

Lead-In: Q4-56s [Default]

Q4-57

[When/After you completed high school when] did you [most recently begin to/first] attend college -- In what month

and year?

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-58

Lead-In: Q4-56s [1:1], Q4-56t [1:1]

Q4-58

Now I would like to ask you about the degree-granting college or university you [(last)] [attending/attended]

What is the name of the college or university you [(last)] [presently/blank] [attending/attended]?

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q4-58a

Lead-In: Q4-57 [Default]

Q4-58a

(INTERVIEWER: FOR COLLEGE LOCATOR SCREEN, ENTER COUNTY ONLY IF CITY OR

TOWN IS NOT APPLICABLE, ENTER COUNTRY IF HIGH SCHOOL OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES.

(INTERVIEWER: MOVE BETWEEN FIELDS USING THE <ENTER> KEY. PRESS <SPACEBAR> ON

FIELD TO SELECT STATE. PRESS <CONTINUE> WHEN FINISHED.)

SCHOOL NAME: _________________________________ CITY: _________________________________

COUNTY: _______________________ STATE: _____________________ COUNTRY: ____________________

Go To: Q4-61

Lead-In: Q4-58 [Default]

Q4-61

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] obtained any kind of academic degree, for example, an

Associate's degree or any kind of college degree?

1 Yes...(Go to Q4-63)

0 No

Go To: Q4-61A

Lead-In: Q4-56t [Default], Q4-58a [Default], Q4-56ra [1:1]

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Regular Schooling

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Q4-61A

([flag indicating that R was attending college at last interview, but since the date of last interview has not attended

college and has never received a degree]=1);

/* Machine check: Did R enter this sequence only to verify whether a degree had been obtained? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q5-1)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-61B

Lead-In: Q4-61 [Default]

Q4-61B

([is R currently enrolled]=1); /* Is YA currently enrolled */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-63a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-62

Lead-In: Q4-61A [Default]

Q4-62

When did you stop attending college -- In what month and year?

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-63a

Lead-In: Q4-61B [Default]

Q4-63

What is the name of the most recent college degree you received?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Associate/Junior College (AA)

2 Bachelor of Arts Degree (BA)

4 Bachelor of Science (BS)

5 Master's Degree (MA, MBA, MS, MSW)

6 Doctoral Degree (PhD)

7 Professional Degree (MD, LLD, DDS)

3 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q4-63-A

Lead-In: Q4-61 [1:1]

Q4-63-A

When did you receive that degree -- In what month and year?

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q4-63a

Lead-In: Q4-63 [Default]

Q4-63a

What [Is/Was] your field of study? PROBE IF NECESSARY: What [Are/Were] you majoring in?

(INTERVIEWER: RECORD VERBATIM THEN CODE ONLY ONE ON NEXT SCREEN.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q4-64

Lead-In: Q4-62 [Default], Q4-63-A [Default], Q4-61B [1:1]

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Regular Schooling

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Q4-64

(What [Is/Was] your field of study?) (INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES

PROBE IF NECESSARY: What [Are/Were] you majoring in?) CODE ONLY ONE.

(0) None, no major yet (didn't/don't) have to declare

yet; (hadn't/haven't) decided

(1) Agriculture/Natural resources

(2) Anthropology

(3) Archaeology

(4) Architecture/Environmental design

(5) Area studies

(6) Biological sciences

(7) Business management

(8) Communications

(9) Computer/Information science

(10) Criminology

(11) Economics

(12) Education

(13) Engineering

(14) English

(15) Ethnic studies

(16) Fine and applied arts

(17) Foreign languages

(18) History

(19) Home economics

(20) Interdisciplinary studies

(21) Mathematics

(22) Nursing

(23) Other health professions

(24) Philosophy

(25) Physical sciences

(26) Political science and government

(27) Pre-dental

(28) Pre-law

(29) Pre-med

(30) Pre-vet

(31) Psychology

(32) Sociology

(33) Theology/religious studies

(99) Other field (specify)

Go To: Q4-64A

Lead-In: Q4-63a [Default]

Q4-64A

([flag indicating if R has an academic degree]=1); /* Did YA indicate receiving a degree? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-64B)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-65

Lead-In: Q4-64 [Default]

Q4-64B

Have you obtained any other academic degree?

1 Yes...(Go to Q4-64C)

0 No

Go To: Q4-65

Lead-In: Q4-64A [1:1]

Q4-64C

What other college degree(s) have you received? (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF

NECESSARY)

1 Associate/Junior College (AA)

2 Bachelor of Arts Degree (BA)

4 Bachelor of Science (BS)

5 Master's Degree (MA, MBA, MS, MSW)

6 Doctoral Degree (PhD)

7 Professional Degree (MD, LLD, DDS)

3 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q4-64D

Lead-In: Q4-64B [1:1]

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Regular Schooling

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Q4-64D

([flag indicating that R was attending college at last interview, but since the date of last interview has not attended

college and has never received a degree]=1);

/* Machine check: Did R enter this sequence only to determine degree attainment? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q5-1)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-65

Lead-In: Q4-64C [Default]

Q4-65

([is R currently enrolled]=1); /* Is YA currently enrolled */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-67)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-74d

Lead-In: Q4-64A [Default], Q4-64B [Default], Q4-64D [Default]

Q4-67

[Does/Did] the school you [attending/attended] consider you a full or part-time student?

IF DON'T KNOW, PROBE: What do you consider yourself to be?

1 Full-Time

2 Part-Time

Go To: Q4-68

Lead-In: Q4-65 [1:1]

Q4-68

What [Are/Were] the full-time tuition and fees for this academic year at the school where you [Are/Were]

[currently/blank] enrolled? Please include the full amount even though you may [blank/have] [obtain/obtained] some

of the money from scholarships or other sources. Do not include charges for room and board.......

Go To: Q4-68a

Lead-In: Q4-67 [Default]

Q4-68a

([flag indicating if R is enrolled in college full-time]=1); /* check if r is full-time in college */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-68c)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-68b

Lead-In: Q4-68 [Default]

Q4-68b

(IF YOUNG ADULT IS ENROLLED PART-TIME, PROBE:) Even though you [Are/Were] not enrolled full-time,

please tell me what the tuition and fees would [blank/have] [be/been] if you WERE going full-time?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q4-69

Lead-In: Q4-68a [Default]

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Regular Schooling

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Q4-68c

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT OF FULL-TIME TUITION AND FEES INDICATED BY R)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q4-69

Lead-In: Q4-68a [1:1]

Q4-69

Did you receive a loan to cover any of the costs for this year's college expenses?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q4-72)

Go To: Q4-70

Lead-In: Q4-68b [Default], Q4-68c [Default]

Q4-70

What was the amount of the loan? Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q4-71

Lead-In: Q4-69 [Default]

Q4-71

About how much of the year's expenses did this loan cover? Was it....

1 Less than 1/4

2 At least 1/4 but less than 1/2 3 At least 1/2 but less than 3/4

4 3/4 or more

Go To: Q4-72

Lead-In: Q4-70 [Default]

Q4-72

[Are/Were] you receiving any (other) form of financial aid for the academic year, such as a scholarship, a grant, a

fellowship, an assistantship, tuition waiver, or veteran's educational benefits under the G.I. Bill or V.E.A.P.?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q4-74a)

Go To: Q4-73a

Lead-In: Q4-71 [Default], Q4-69 [0:0]

Q4-73a

We would like to know which forms of financial aid you [Have/Had] received. First, [do/did] you have.... Work

study?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73b

Lead-In: Q4-72 [Default]

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Regular Schooling

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Q4-73b

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) A scholarship?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73c

Lead-In: Q4-73a [Default]

Q4-73c

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) A grant?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73d

Lead-In: Q4-73b [Default]

Q4-73d

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) A fellowship?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73e

Lead-In: Q4-73c [Default]

Q4-73e

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) An assistantship?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73f

Lead-In: Q4-73d [Default]

Q4-73f

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) A tuition waiver?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73g

Lead-In: Q4-73e [Default]

Q4-73g

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) Any veterans educational benefits or V.E.A.P.?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73h

Lead-In: Q4-73f [Default]

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Regular Schooling

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Q4-73h

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) Any aid from the military educational assistance program?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-73i

Lead-In: Q4-73g [Default]

Q4-73i

(Next, [do/did] you (also) have....) Any OTHER form of financial aid?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-74a

Lead-In: Q4-73h [Default]

Q4-74a

([is R currently enrolled]= 1); /* check if currently attending */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-74b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q4-74c

Lead-In: Q4-73i [Default], Q4-72 [0:0]

Q4-74b

During this school year, have any relatives or friends (other than your [spouse/partner]) helped pay for your

schooling or your living expenses?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-74d

Lead-In: Q4-74a [1:1]

Q4-74c

In the last school year you attended college, did any relatives or friends (other than your [spouse/partner]) help pay

for your schooling or your living expenses?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q4-74d

Lead-In: Q4-74a [Default]

Q4-74d

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0); /* Machine check: Is R new to YA sample?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q4-75)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q5-1

Lead-In: Q4-56a [Default], Q4-65 [Default], Q4-74b [Default], Q4-74c [Default],

Q4-31jj [1:1]

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Regular Schooling

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Q4-75

What is the highest grade or year of REGULAR school, that is elementary school, high school, college, or graduate

school that you would LIKE to complete?

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR COLLEGE (ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE)

15 3RD YEAR COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR COLLEGE (BACHELOR'S DEGREE)

17 5TH YEAR COLLEGE (MASTER'S DEGREE)

18 MORE THAN 5 YEARS OF COLLEGE (LAW DEGREE, Ph.D., M.D,

LLD, DDS, JD)

Go To: Q4-76

Lead-In: Q4-6 [0:0], Q4-74d [1:1]

Q4-76

As things now stand, what is the highest grade or year you think you will ACTUALLY complete?

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR COLLEGE (ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE)

15 3RD YEAR COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR COLLEGE (BACHELOR'S DEGREE)

17 5TH YEAR COLLEGE (MASTER'S DEGREE)

18 MORE THAN 5 YEARS OF COLLEGE (LAW DEGREE, Ph.D., M.D,

LLD, DDS, JD)

Go To: Q5-1

Lead-In: Q4-75 [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Military

109

SECTION 5: MILITARY

Q5-1

[R's age]; /* check value of age which was calculated in section 2 */

If Answer >=14 and Answer <=16 Then Go To: Q5-3-LOOP-BEGIN

Go To: Q5-1A

Lead-In: Q4-31jjb [Default], Q4-74d [Default], Q4-76 [Default], Q4-61A [1:1], Q4-64D [1:1]

Q5-1A

The next few questions are about service in the military.

Go To: Q5-2

Lead-In: Q5-1 [Default]

Q5-2

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] enlisted or been sworn into any branch of the Armed Forces,

including the National Guard or Reserves?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q5-3-LOOP-BEGIN

Lead-In: Q5-1A [Default]

Q5-3-LOOP-BEGIN

REPEAT ([loop about military branches]); /*Start loop about military branches*/

Go To: Q5-3-c

Lead-In: Q5-2 [Default], Q5-1 [14:16]

Q5-3-c

([R's age] <= 16);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q5-11-LOOP-END)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q5-3-d

Lead-In: Q5-3-LOOP-BEGIN [Default]

Q5-3-d

([Has R ever enlisted in military?]);

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q5-11-LOOP-END)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q5-11-LOOP-END

Go To: Q5-3

Lead-In: Q5-3-c [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Military

110

Q5-3

What is the [most recent/next()] branch that you have been sworn into?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES. FOR THE BRANCH CHOSEN, BE SURE TO

ASK SPECIFICALLY IF R SERVED IN THE REGULAR BRANCH, THE RESERVES OR GUARD, OR BOTH.

IF BOTH, ASK WHICH BRANCH R SERVED IN FIRST AND R WILL BE ASKED ABOUT THE SECOND

BRANCH LATER. CODE ONE)

1 ARMY

2 NAVY

3 AIR FORCE

4 MARINES

11 COAST GUARD

5 ARMY RESERVES

6 NAVY RESERVES

7 AIR FORCE RESERVES

8 MARINE RESERVES

12 COAST GUARD RESERVES

9 AIR NATIONAL GUARD

10 ARMY NATIONAL GUARD

13 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q5-3AB

Lead-In: Q5-3-d [Default]

Q5-3AB

([code for branch()]); /* get text for branch name */

1 ARMY...(Go to Q5-3AC)

2 NAVY...(Go to Q5-3AD)

3 AIR FORCE...(Go to Q5-3AC)

4 MARINES...(Go to Q5-3AD)

11 COAST GUARD...(Go to Q5-3AD)

5 ARMY RESERVES

6 NAVY RESERVES

7 AIR FORCE RESERVES

8 MARINE RESERVES

12 COAST GUARD RESERVES

9 AIR NATIONAL GUARD

10 ARMY NATIONAL GUARD

13 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q5-3B

Lead-In: Q5-3 [Default]

Q5-3AC

Was that the regular [branch of military service()], the [branch of military service()] Reserves, or the [branch of

military service()] National Guard?

(INTERVIEWER: IF R SERVED IN BOTH REGULAR BRANCH AND THE RESERVES OR GUARD,

PLEASE SELECT MOST RECENT BRANCH)

1 Regular branch

2 Reserves ...(Go to Q5-3B)

3 National Guard...(Go to Q5-3B)

Go To: Q5-3B

Lead-In: Q5-3AB [1:1], Q5-3AB [3:3]

Q5-3AD

Was that the regular [branch of military service()], the [branch of military service()] Reserves?

(INTERVIEWER: IF R SERVED IN BOTH REGULAR BRANCH AND THE RESERVES OR GUARD,

PLEASE SELECT MOST RECENT BRANCH)

1 Regular branch

2 Reserves ...(Go to Q5-3B)

3 National Guard...(Go to Q5-3B)

Go To: Q5-3B

Lead-In: Q5-3AB [4:4], Q5-3AB [2:2], Q5-3AB [11:11]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Military

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Q5-3B

We would like to ask you about your service in the [branch of military service()].

Go To: Q5-3C

Lead-In: Q5-3AB [Default], Q5-3AC [Default], Q5-3AD [Default], Q5-3AC [2:2], Q5-

3AC [3:3], Q5-3AD [2:2], Q5-3AD [3:3]

Q5-3C

(([code for branch()]=1) or ([code for branch()]=2) or ([code for branch()]=3) or ([code for branch()]=4) or ([code for

branch()]=11)); /*check to see if R served in an active branch*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q5-3E)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q5-3D

Lead-In: Q5-3B [Default]

Q5-3D

What month and year did you first enter the [branch of military service()]? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q5-3F

Lead-In: Q5-3C [Default]

Q5-3E

What month and year did you first enter into active duty in the [branch of military service()]?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER DATE ON NEXT SCREEN)

1 DELAYED ENTRY PROGRAM...(Go to Q5-3Ef)

2 PAST ENTRY

Go To: Q5-3Ee

Lead-In: Q5-3C [1:1]

Q5-3Ee

What month and year did you first enter into active duty in the [branch of military service()]?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q5-3G

Lead-In: Q5-3E [Default]

Q5-3Ef

What month and year will you first enter into active duty in the [branch of military service()]?

(INTERVIEWER: DELAYED ENTRY PROGRAM SELECTED)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q5-11-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q5-3E [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Military

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Q5-3F

Are you currently serving in the [branch of military service()]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q5-3K)

0 No

Go To: Q5-3H

Lead-In: Q5-3D [Default]

Q5-3G

Are you currently serving on active duty in the [branch of military service()]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q5-3K)

0 No

Go To: Q5-3K

Lead-In: Q5-3Ee [Default]

Q5-3H

Are you still actively participating in the [branch of military service()]?

(IF NECESSARY, PROBE: Do you still attend weekend drills and/or summer camp?)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q5-3K

Lead-In: Q5-3F [Default]

Q5-3K

([flag indicating if R is currently active in any branch of armed forces()]);

/*check to see if R is currently active in any branch of armed forces*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q5-4)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q5-5bc

Lead-In: Q5-3G [Default], Q5-3H [Default], Q5-3F [1:1], Q5-3G [1:1]

Q5-4

In what month and year will your current enlistment end? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q5-5c

Lead-In: Q5-3K [1:1]

Q5-5bc

In what month and year did you separate from [branch of military service()]? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q5-5c

Lead-In: Q5-3K [Default]

Q5-5c

Now I would like to ask you about your military jobs and training [in the time you left the/in the()] [branch of

military service()].

Go To: Q5-9-b

Lead-In: Q5-4 [Default], Q5-5bc [Default]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Military

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Q5-9-b

What [Is/Was()] your [current/blank()] Primary [job in the Armed Forces()]?

(IF NECESSARY, PROBE:) What [Is/Was()] the name of the job you were trained for?

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q5-9a

Lead-In: Q5-5c [Default]

Q5-9a

What [Are/Were()] your main activities or duties? Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q5-9B

Lead-In: Q5-9-b [Default]

Q5-9B

What is the code associated with your primary [job in the Armed Forces()]? Enter Answer: __________________

Go To: Q5-9bb

Lead-In: Q5-9a [Default]

Q5-9bb

Did you receive any formal school training for [this/that()] [job in the Armed Forces()]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q5-10)

0 No

Go To: Q5-10b

Lead-In: Q5-9B [Default]

Q5-10

In all, how many weeks of formal school or training did you complete?

(ENTER WEEKS) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q5-10b

Lead-In: Q5-9bb [1:1]

Q5-10b

Did you receive any on the job training for [this/that()] [job in the Armed Forces()]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q5-10ba)

0 No

Go To: Q5-10c

Lead-In: Q5-9bb [Default], Q5-10 [Default]

Q5-10ba

In all, how many weeks of on the job training for [this/that()] [job in the Armed Forces()] did you receive?

(ENTER WEEKS) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q5-10c

Lead-In: Q5-10b [1:1]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Military

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Q5-10c

Excluding on the job training and formal school, [since/after()] you completed training, how many months

[have/did()] you actually [work/worked()] in [your/that()] [current/blank()] [job in the Armed Forces()]?

(ENTER MONTHS) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q5-11

Lead-In: Q5-10b [Default], Q5-10ba [Default]

Q5-11

([flag indicating if R is currently active in any branch of armed forces()]);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q5-11c)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q5-11a

Lead-In: Q5-10c [Default]

Q5-11a

Since you left the [branch of military service()] have you used any skills from that [job in the Armed Forces()] in a

civilian job?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q5-11c)

3 IF VOLUNTEERED :No civilian job...(Go to Q5-11c)

Go To: Q5-11b

Lead-In: Q5-11 [Default]

Q5-11b

Does your CURRENT civilian job use any skills from your [job in the Armed Forces()]?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q5-11c

Lead-In: Q5-11a [Default]

Q5-11c

In addition to [your/the()] [current/blank()] Primary [job in the Armed Forces()] [have/did()] you [receive/received()]

training in any other [job in the Armed Forces()]?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q5-11d

Lead-In: Q5-11b [Default], Q5-11 [1:1], Q5-11a [0:0], Q5-11a [3:3]

NLSY79 Young Adult Round 19

Military

115

Q5-11d

At the time you entered the [branch of military service()] how many years of regular school had you completed and

got credit for?

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

13 1ST YEAR OF COLLEGE

14 2ND YEAR OF COLLEGE

15 3RD YEAR OF COLLEGE

16 4TH YEAR OF COLLEGE

17 5TH YEAR OF COLLEGE

18 6TH YEAR OF COLLEGE

19 7TH YEAR OF COLLEGE

20 8TH YEAR OF COLLEGE OR MORE

95 UNGRADED

0 NONE

Go To: Q5-11e

Lead-In: Q5-11c [Default]

Q5-11e

During your service in the [branch of military service()], [did/have()] you [take/taken()] any courses for which you

received high school or college credit?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q5-11aa

Lead-In: Q5-11d [Default]

Q5-11aa

Now taking all these things together, how satisfied [Are/Were()] you with the [branch of military service()]?—

1 Very satisfied

2 Somewhat satisfied 3 Somewhat dissatisfied

4 Very dissatisfied

Go To: Q5-11bb

Lead-In: Q5-11e [Default]

Q5-11bb

Have you been sworn into any other branches?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q5-11-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q5-11aa [Default]

Q5-11-LOOP-END

UNTIL ([loop about military branches], [flag indicating if R has been sworn into any other branch of the armed

services()]=0 or [loop about military branches]=2); /* End loop about military branches */

Go To: Q7-0

Lead-In: Q5-3Ef [Default], Q5-11bb [Default], Q5-3-c [1:1], Q5-3-d [0:0], Q5-3-d [-1:-1]

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Q7-0

We would now like to ask you about your employment experiences since [date of last interview].

Go To: Q7-1

Lead-In: Q5-11-LOOP-END [Default]

Q7-1

[Besides your military service, have/Have] you done any [other/blank] work for pay since [date of last interview]?

1 YES

0 NO...(Go to Q7-1A)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q9-1

Go To: Q7-LOOP-BEGIN

Lead-In: Q7-0 [Default]

Q7-1A

(READ TO RESPONDENT:) You have reported no work for pay (besides your military service) since [date of last

interview]. Is that correct?

(INTERVIEWER: IMPORTANT: DO NOT CONTINUE UNTIL THE RESPONDENT CONFIRMS REPORTS

OF EMPLOYERS SINCE [date of last interview]. IF RESPONSE IS "NO", RETURN TO QUESTION "Q7-1"

AND ENTER YES. IF RESPONSE IS "YES", PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Go To: Q9-1

Lead-In: Q7-1 [0:0]

Q7-LOOP-BEGIN

REPEAT ([loop to gather information on employers since the date of last interview]);

/* BEGIN LOOPS TO GATHER INFORMATION ON EMPLOYERS SINCE DATE OF LAST INTERVIEW */

Go To: Q7-2E

Lead-In: Q7-1 [Default]

Q7-2E

([loop to gather information on employers since the date of last interview]=1);

/* Machine Check: Is this the first time through? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q7-3)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q7-26

Lead-In: Q7-LOOP-BEGIN [Default]

Q7-3

Beginning with your current or most recent job, we'd like to ask you some questions about the employers you have

had for pay since [date of last interview]. If you (are/were) working more than one job at the same time, please tell

me about the job that you work(ed) the most hours for first.

Go To: Q7-26

Lead-In: Q7-2E [1:1]

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Q7-26

What is the name of the [first/next()] employer you've had since [date of last interview]?

1 SELECT TO RECORD EMPLOYER NAME

2 (IF VOLUNTEERED:) MORE THAN ONE EMPLOYER FOR A JOB...(Go to Q7-26A)

Go To: Q7-27

Lead-In: Q7-2E [Default], Q7-3 [Default]

Q7-26A

During a single month, (do/did) you generally work for ONE employer or MORE THAN ONE employer for this job?

1 One employer

2 More than one employer...(Go to Q7-27A)

Go To: Q7-26C

Lead-In: Q7-26 [2:2]

Q7-26C

Please tell me about EACH employer you have worked for on this job SEPARATELY, starting with the most recent

employer.

Go To: Q7-27

Lead-In: Q7-26A [Default]

Q7-27

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER EMPLOYER NAME VERBATIM.) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q7-27A

Lead-In: Q7-26 [Default], Q7-26C [Default]

Q7-27A

When did you first start working for [Name of new employers()] [(on that job)()]?

(INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR IN THIS QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL

ANSWERS IN A COMMENT.)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q7-27C

Lead-In: Q7-27 [Default], Q7-26A [2:2]

Q7-27C

Are you currently working for [Name of new employers()] [(on that job)()]?

(INTERVIEWER: IF R IS UNDECIDED, CONTINUE WITH PROBING QUESTION BY PRESSING <F6> FOR

DON'T KNOW. )

1 Yes...(Go to Q7-27Ka)

0 No...(Go to Q7-27K)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q7-27K

Go To: Q7-27D

Lead-In: Q7-27A [Default]

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Q7-27D

(PROBE:) IS RESPONDENT ON MATERNITY LEAVE?

1 Yes...(Go to Q7-27E)

0 No

Go To: Q7-27F

Lead-In: Q7-27C [Default]

Q7-27E

(PROBE:) WILL RESPONDENT BE ON MATERNITY LEAVE FOR LESS THAN 90 DAYS, TOTAL?

1 Yes...(Go to Q7-27Ka)

0 No

Go To: Q7-27K

Lead-In: Q7-27D [1:1]

Q7-27F

(PROBE:) DOES R RECEIVE WAGES FROM EMPLOYER FOR TIME NOT WORKING THERE?

1 Yes...(Go to Q7-27Ka)

0 No

Go To: Q7-27G

Lead-In: Q7-27D [Default]

Q7-27G

(PROBE:) IS THERE A COMMITMENT ON THE EMPLOYER'S AND RESPONDENT'S PART TO RETURN

TO WORK IN THE FUTURE? (INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW.)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q7-27K)

Go To: Q7-27H

Lead-In: Q7-27F [Default]

Q7-27H

(PROBE:) IS THE RESPONDENT CURRENTLY ON LAYOFF?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q7-27Ka)

Go To: Q7-27K

Lead-In: Q7-27G [Default]

Q7-27K

When did you last stop working for [Name of new employers()] [after start date for new employer()/after you began

working there]?

(INTERVIEWER: R IS NOT CURRENTLY WORKING FOR [Name of new employers()].) (INTERVIEWER:

YOU MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR IN THIS QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A

COMMENT.)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q7-27Ka

Lead-In: Q7-27E [Default], Q7-27H [Default], Q7-27C [0:0], Q7-27G [0:0], Q7-27C [-1:-1]

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Q7-27Ka

([flag indicating if R gave DK or refusal for month began job()]>0);

/* Machine Check: Did R already give a DK/REF on start date? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q7-27Kh)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q7-27Kf

Lead-In: Q7-27K [Default], Q7-27C [1:1], Q7-27E [1:1], Q7-27F [1:1], Q7-27H [0:0]

Q7-27Kf

([month R stopped working for new employer()()]);

/* Machine Check: Did R indicate DK or refusal of month ended job? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q7-27Kh

Go To: Q7-27Kg

Lead-In: Q7-27Ka [Default]

Q7-27Kg

([year R stopped working for new employer()()]);

/* Machine Check: Did R indicate DK or refusal of year ended job? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q7-27Kh

Go To: Q7-28

Lead-In: Q7-27Kf [Default]

Q7-27Kh

About how long [have you been working/did you work] for [Name of new employers()]?

1 SELECT TO ENTER WEEKS

2 SELECT TO ENTER MONTHS...(Go to Q7-27Kj)

3 SELECT TO ENTER YEARS...(Go to Q7-27Kl)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q7-27Kma

Go To: Q7-27Ki

Lead-In: Q7-27Ka [1:1], Q7-27Kf [-2:-1], Q7-27Kg [-2:-1]

Q7-27Ki

ENTER WEEKS WORKED FOR [Name of new employers()]: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q7-28

Lead-In: Q7-27Kh [Default]

Q7-27Kj

ENTER MONTHS WORKED FOR [Name of new employers()]: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q7-28

Lead-In: Q7-27Kh [2:2]

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Q7-27Kl

ENTER YEARS WORKED FOR [Name of new employers()]: Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q7-28

Lead-In: Q7-27Kh [3:3]

Q7-27Kma

[Have you been working/Did you work] for [Name of new employers()] for two months or more?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q7-28

Lead-In: Q7-27Kh [-2:-1]

Q7-28

How many hours per week [do/did] you USUALLY work at this job?

(PROBE: DURING WEEKS WHEN YOU [are/were] WORKING). Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q7-28A

Go To: Q7-28B

Lead-In: Q7-27Kg [Default], Q7-27Ki [Default], Q7-27Kj [Default], Q7-27Kl

[Default], Q7-27Kma [Default]

Q7-28A

Did you work for [Name of new employers()] 10 or more hours per week or less than 10 hours per week?

1 10 HOURS PER WEEK OR MORE

2 LESS THAN 10 HOURS PER WEEK

Go To: Q7-28B

Lead-In: Q7-28 [-2:-1]

Q7-28B

([loop to gather information on employers since the date of last interview]=1);

/* Machine Check: Is this the first time through? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q7-29

Lead-In: Q7-28 [Default], Q7-28A [Default]

Q7-29

([hours per week usually worked for employer()]); /* Machine Check: Did R say DK/REF on hours per week? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q7-29B

Go To: Q7-29A

Lead-In: Q7-28B [Default]

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Q7-29A

([hours per week usually worked for employer()]>9); /* Machine Check: Did R work 10 or more hours per week? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q7-30)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-100

Lead-In: Q7-29 [Default]

Q7-29B

([flag indicating if R worked 10 or more hours per week for new employer()()]=1);

/* Machine Check: Did R work 10 or more hours per week? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q7-30)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-100

Lead-In: Q7-29 [-2:-1]

Q7-30

([flag indicating if R gave DK or refusal for how long they have worked/worked for new employer()()]);

/* Machine check: Branch on whether R gave a bad date */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q7-32)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q7-31A

Go To: Q7-31

Lead-In: Q7-29A [1:1], Q7-29B [1:1]

Q7-31

([number of weeks R has been working/worked for new employer()()]>9);

/* Machine Check: Did R report working more than 9 weeks (DK or REF on dates)? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-100

Lead-In: Q7-30 [Default]

Q7-31A

([flag indicating if R has been working or worked for new employer() for two months or more()]=1);

/* Machine Check: Did R report working more than two months (DK or REF on dates/probe)? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-100

Lead-In: Q7-30 [-2:-1]

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Q7-32

CTOD(SUBSTR ([stop date for new employer()()],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([stop date for new

employer()()],04,04)) < [date of last interview];

/* break up string from d4 to include day */ /* Machine Check: Is ending date of job before date of last interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-100)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q7-34

Lead-In: Q7-30 [0:0]

Q7-34

([number of months worked()]>2); /* Machine check: Did R work more than two months for employer? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-100

Lead-In: Q7-32 [Default]

QES-5

[Since you began working for new employer()/During the time you worked for new emlpoyer()], were there any

periods of one week or more during which you were NOT working for [Name of new employers()], not counting

PAID vacation or PAID sick leave?

1 Yes...(Go to QES-6A)

0 No

2 JOB IS IRREGULAR OR SEASONAL

Go To: QES-55E

Lead-In: Q7-28B [1:1], Q7-31 [1:1], Q7-34 [1:1], Q7-31A [1:1]

QES-6A

What is the total number of weeks you DID NOT work for [Name of new employers()]? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: QES-55E

Lead-In: QES-5 [1:1]

QES-55E

What kind of business or industry [is/was] this? (READ IF NECESSARY:) What do they make or where do you

[work/worked]?

Enter Answer: _____________________

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: QES-55G

Go To: QES-55H

Lead-In: QES-5 [Default], QES-6A [Default]

QES-55G

[Is/Was] this business or organization mainly manufacturing, retail trade, wholesale trade, or something else?

1 Manufacturing

2 Retail trade

3 Wholesale trade

5 Service

4 OTHER (SPECIFY) - Something else

Go To: QES-55H

Lead-In: QES-55E [-2:-1]

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QES-55H

What kind of work [do/did] you do. That is, what [is/was] your occupation? (For example: plumber, typist, farmer..)

(INTERVIEWER: INITIALIZE SCREEN AND PRESS <ENTER> TO ENTER TEXT. PRESS <F6> FOR

DON'T KNOW.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QES-55J

Lead-In: QES-55E [Default], QES-55G [Default]

QES-55J

What [are/were] your usual activities or duties at this job? (For example: types, keeps account books, files, sells cars,

operates printing press, lays brick...)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QES-56C

Lead-In: QES-55H [Default]

QES-56C

[Are/Were] you employed by government, by a private company, a non-profit organization, or [are/were] you self

employed or working in a family business?

1 Government...(Go to QES-56D)

2 Private for profit company

3 Non-profit organization (incl tax exempt and charitable)

4 Self-employed...(Go to QES-56E)

5 Working in family business...(Go to

QES-56E)

Go To: QES-70

Lead-In: QES-55J [Default]

QES-56D

Would that be the federal, state, or local government?

1 Federal government employee

2 State government employee

3 Local government employee

Go To: QES-70

Lead-In: QES-56C [1:1]

QES-56E

[Is/Was] this business incorporated?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-70

Lead-In: QES-56C [4:5]

QES-70

Now, we would like to ask you a few questions concerning your [current/last] earnings at your job with [Name of

new employers()].

Go To: QES-71A

Lead-In: QES-56C [Default], QES-56D [Default], QES-56E [Default]

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QES-71A

For your job with [Name of new employers()], what is the easiest way for you to report your [current/last] total

earnings BEFORE taxes or other deductions: hourly, weekly, annually, or on some other basis? (READ IF

NECESSARY:) We use this information to compare the amount that people earn in different types of jobs.

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Per hour

2 Per day

3 Per week

4 Bi-weekly (Every 2 weeks)

8 Bi-monthly (twice a month)

5 Per month

6 Per year

7 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: QES-71B

Lead-In: QES-70 [Default]

QES-71B

[Do/did] you usually receive overtime pay, tips or commissions at your job with [Name of new employers()]?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-71G)

Go To: QES-71G

Lead-In: QES-71A [Default]

QES-71G

[time unit for rate of pay for R's job (code)()]; /* Branch according the time unit for rate of pay R reported. */

1 Per hour...(Go to QES-71H)

2 Per day

3 Per week

4 Bi-weekly (Every 2 weeks)...(Go to QES-75X)

8 Bi-monthly (twice a month)

5 Per month...(Go to QES-74T)

6 Per year...(Go to QES-75I)

7 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: QES-71GA

Lead-In: QES-71B [Default], QES-71B [0:0]

QES-71GA

[time unit for rate of pay for R's job (code)()]; /* Branch according the time unit for rate of pay R reported. */

1 Per hour

2 Per day

3 Per week

4 Bi-weekly (Every 2 weeks)

8 Bi-monthly (twice a month)...(Go to QES-74T)

5 Per month

6 Per year

7 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: QES-74C

Lead-In: QES-71G [Default]

QES-71H

([QES-71B()]=1); /* Did R receive overtime pay, tips or commissions? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-71I)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-71J

Lead-In: QES-71G [1:1]

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QES-71I

EXCLUDING overtime pay, tips and commissions, what [is/was] your hourly rate of pay, on this job?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-71P

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=0 and Answer <=0.99 Then Go To: QES-71K

If Answer >=30.01 and Answer <=999999.99 Then Go To: QES-71K

Go To: QES-71K

Lead-In: QES-71H [1:1]

QES-71J

What [is/was] your hourly rate of pay, on this job?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-71P

If Answer >=0 and Answer <=0.99 Then Go To: QES-71K

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=30.01 and Answer <=999999.99 Then Go To: QES-71K

Go To: QES-71Q

Lead-In: QES-71H [Default]

QES-71K

([hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's reported hourly wages()]) AND ([hourly rate of

pay()]<=[default maximum value of R's reported hourly wages()]);

/* Is the reported hourly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-71W)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-71Q

Lead-In: QES-71I [Default], QES-71I [0:0.99], QES-71I [30.01:999999.99], QES-71J

[0:0.99], QES-71J [30.01:999999.99]

QES-71P

What is your best estimate of your hourly rate of pay?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=30 Then Go To: QES-71Pa

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-71Pa

Lead-In: QES-71I [-2:-2], QES-71J [-2:-2]

QES-71Pa

([estimated hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's reported hourly wages()]) AND ([estimated hourly

rate of pay()]<=[default maximum value of R's reported hourly wages()]);

/* Is the reported hourly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-71W)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-71Q

Lead-In: QES-71P [Default], QES-71P [1:30]

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QES-71Q

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[hourly earnings value to be verified()]

HOURLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-71R)

Go To: QES-71W

Lead-In: QES-71J [Default], QES-71K [Default], QES-71Pa [Default]

QES-71R

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[hourly earnings value to be

verified()] HOURLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: QES-71W

Lead-In: QES-71Q [0:0]

QES-71W

([QES-71B()]=1); /* Did R receive overtime pay, tips or commissions? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-71X)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-71Q [Default], QES-71R [Default], QES-71K [1:1], QES-71Pa [1:1]

QES-71X

At your job with [Name of new employers()], how much [do/did] you usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT FOR OVERTIME PAY FIRST. PRESS <ENTER> TO ENTER

AMOUNT.)

1 HOURLY

2 DAILY

3 WEEKLY

5 MONTHLY

6 ANNUAL

7 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: QES-71XB

Lead-In: QES-71W [1:1]

QES-71XB

([time unit for rate of overtime pay (code)()]); /* Translate time unit for rate of overtime pay */

1 HOURLY...(Go to QES-71XBB)

2 DAILY...(Go to QES-71Xf)

3 WEEKLY...(Go to QES-71Xc)

5 MONTHLY...(Go to QES-71Xd)

6 ANNUAL...(Go to QES-71Xe)

7 OTHER (SPECIFY)...(Go to QES-71Xg)

Go To: QES-72C

Lead-In: QES-71X [Default]

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QES-71XBB

(At your job with [Name of new employers()], how much [do/did] you usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER HOURLY AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=30 and Answer <=1 Then Go To: QES-72G

Go To: QES-72D

Lead-In: QES-71XB [1:1]

QES-71Xc

(At your job with [Name of new employers()], how much [do/did] you usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER WEEKLY AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1500 and Answer <=1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-72D

Lead-In: QES-71XB [3:3]

QES-71Xd

(At your job with [Name of new employers()], how much [do/did] you usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-72D

Lead-In: QES-71XB [5:5]

QES-71Xe

(At your job with [Name of new employers()], how much [do/did] you usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER ANNUAL AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-72D

Lead-In: QES-71XB [6:6]

QES-71Xf

(At your job with [Name of new employers()], how much [do/did] you usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=240 Then Go To: QES-72C

Go To: QES-72D

Lead-In: QES-71XB [2:2]

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QES-71Xg

(At your job with [Name of new employers()], how much [do/did] you usually receive JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?)

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: QES-72C

Lead-In: QES-71XB [7:7]

QES-72C

What is your best estimate of how much you usually [earn/earned] WEEKLY, JUST in overtime pay, tips or

commissions, before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=1500 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-72D

Lead-In: QES-71XB [Default], QES-71Xg [Default], QES-71Xf [1:240]

QES-72D

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. USUAL [time unit for rate of overtime pay (text)()] EARNINGS IN

OVERTIME PAY, TIPS OR COMMISSIONS RECORDED AS: $[overtime earnings value to be verified()] IS THIS

ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-72E)

Go To: QES-72F

Lead-In: QES-71XBB [Default], QES-71Xc [Default], QES-71Xd [Default], QES-71Xe

[Default], QES-71Xf [Default], QES-72C [Default]

QES-72E

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[overtime earnings value to be

verified()] [time unit for rate of overtime pay (text)()]. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: QES-72F

Lead-In: QES-72D [0:0]

QES-72F

[time unit for rate of overtime pay (code)()]; /* What time unit of overtime pay did R report? */

1 HOURLY...(Go to QES-72G)

2 DAILY...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

3 WEEKLY

5 MONTHLY

6 ANNUAL

7 OTHER (SPECIFY)...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-72D [Default], QES-72E [Default]

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QES-72G

How many hours [do/did] you usually work per week at this rate?

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS) Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-72H

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-71XBB [30:1], QES-72F [1:1]

QES-72H

What is your best estimate of the number of hours per week you usually [work/worked] at this rate?

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS) Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-72G [-2:-2]

QES-74C

([QES-71B()]=1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for daily/weekly/other time unit ROP - see QES-71G */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-74E)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-74D

Lead-In: QES-71GA [Default]

QES-74D

What [are/were] your usual weekly earnings on your job with [Name of new employers()], before taxes or other

deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-74K

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=1500 Then Go To: QES-74Ka

Go To: QES-74Ka

Lead-In: QES-74C [Default]

QES-74E

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what [are/were] your usual weekly earnings on your job with [Name

of new employers()], before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-74K

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=1500 Then Go To: QES-74Ka

Go To: QES-74Ka

Lead-In: QES-74C [1:1]

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QES-74K

What is your best estimate of your usual weekly earnings before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=1500 Then Go To: QES-74Kb

Go To: QES-74Kb

Lead-In: QES-74D [-2:-2], QES-74E [-2:-2]

QES-74Ka

([hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's reported weekly wages()]) AND ([hourly rate of

pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's reported weekly wages()]);

/* Is the reported weekly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-74L

Lead-In: QES-74D [Default], QES-74E [Default], QES-74D [1:1500], QES-74E

[1:1500]

QES-74Kb

([estimated hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's reported weekly wages()]) AND ([estimated

hourly rate of pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's reported weekly wages()]);

/* Is the reported weekly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-74L

Lead-In: QES-74K [Default], QES-74K [1:1500]

QES-74L

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[weekly/daily/other earnings value to be

verified()] WEEKLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-74M)

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-74Ka [Default], QES-74Kb [Default]

QES-74M

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[weekly/daily/other earnings

value to be verified()] WEEKLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-74L [0:0]

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QES-74T

([QES-71B()]=1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for monthly and bi-monthly time units for ROP */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-74V)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-74U

Lead-In: QES-71G [5:5], QES-71GA [8:8]

QES-74U

What [are/were] your usual monthly earnings on your job with [Name of new employers()], before taxes or other

deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-75B

Go To: QES-75Ba

Lead-In: QES-74T [Default]

QES-74V

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what [are/were] your usual monthly earnings on your job with [Name

of new employers()], before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-75B

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: QES-75Ba

Go To: QES-75Ba

Lead-In: QES-74T [1:1]

QES-75B

What is your best estimate of your usual monthly earnings before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6000 Then Go To: QES-75Bb

Go To: QES-75Bb

Lead-In: QES-74U [-2:-2], QES-74V [-2:-2]

QES-75Ba

([hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's monthly wages()]) AND

([hourly rate of pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's monthly wages()]);

/* Is the reported monthly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-75C

Lead-In: QES-74U [Default], QES-74V [Default], QES-74V [1:6000]

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QES-75Bb

([estimated hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's monthly wages()]) AND ([estimated hourly rate of

pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's monthly wages()]);

/* Is the reported monthly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-75C

Lead-In: QES-75B [Default], QES-75B [1:6000]

QES-75C

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[monthly/bi-monthly earnings value to be

verified()] MONTHLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-75D)

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-75Ba [Default], QES-75Bb [Default]

QES-75D

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[monthly/bi-monthly earnings

value to be verified()] MONTHLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-75C [0:0]

QES-75I

([QES-71B()]=1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for those reporting annual ROP. See QES-71G */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-75K)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-75J

Lead-In: QES-71G [6:6]

QES-75J

What [are/were] your usual annual earnings on your job with [Name of new employers()], before taxes or other

deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: QES-75Qa

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-75Q

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-75Qa

Lead-In: QES-75I [Default]

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QES-75K

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what [are/were] your usual annual earnings on your job with [Name

of new employers()], before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-75Q

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: QES-75Qa

Go To: QES-75Qa

Lead-In: QES-75I [1:1]

QES-75Q

What is your best estimate of your usual annual earnings before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=72000 Then Go To: QES-75Qb

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-75Qb

Lead-In: QES-75J [-2:-2], QES-75K [-2:-2]

QES-75Qa

([hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's annual wages()]) AND

([hourly rate of pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's annual wages()]);

/* Is the reported annual wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-75R

Lead-In: QES-75J [Default], QES-75K [Default], QES-75J [1:72000], QES-75K [1:72000]

QES-75Qb

([estimated hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's annual wages()]) AND ([estimated hourly rate of

pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's annual wages()]);

/* Is the reported annual wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-75R

Lead-In: QES-75Q [Default], QES-75Q [1:72000]

QES-75R

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[annual earnings value to be verified()]

ANNUALLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-75S)

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-75Qa [Default], QES-75Qb [Default]

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QES-75S

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[annual earnings value to be

verified()] ANNUALLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-75R [0:0]

QES-75X

([QES-71B()]=1); /* Did R report overtime, tips and/or commissions? */

/* Beginning series for R's that reported bi-weekly ROP in QES-71G */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-75Z)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-75Y

Lead-In: QES-71G [4:4]

QES-75Y

What [are/were] your usual bi-weekly earnings on your job with [Name of new employers()], before taxes or other

deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=3000 Then Go To: QES-76Fa

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-76F

Go To: QES-76Fa

Lead-In: QES-75X [Default]

QES-75Z

Including overtime pay, tips and commissions, what [are/were] your usual bi-weekly earnings on your job with

[Name of new employers()], before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=3000 Then Go To: QES-76Fa

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-76F

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-76Fa

Lead-In: QES-75X [1:1]

QES-76F

What is your best estimate of your usual bi-weekly earnings before taxes or other deductions?

(ENTER AMOUNT) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=3000 Then Go To: QES-76Fb

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Go To: QES-76Fb

Lead-In: QES-75Y [-2:-2], QES-75Z [-2:-2]

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136

QES-76Fa

([hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's bi-weekly wages()]) AND

([hourly rate of pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's bi-weekly wages()]);

/* Is the reported biweekly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-76G

Lead-In: QES-75Y [Default], QES-75Z [Default], QES-75Y [1:3000], QES-75Z [1:3000]

QES-76Fb

([estimated hourly rate of pay()]>=[default minimum value of R 's bi-weekly wages()]) AND ([estimated hourly rate

of pay()]<=[default maximum value of R 's bi-weekly wages()]);

/* Is the reported biweekly wage within the accepted range? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-JUMP)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-76G

Lead-In: QES-76F [Default], QES-76F [1:3000]

QES-76G

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. EARNINGS RECORDED AS: $[bi-weekly earnings value to be verified()] BI-

WEEKLY. IS THIS ENTRY CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-76H)

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-76Fa [Default], QES-76Fb [Default]

QES-76H

INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ. INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS: $[bi-weekly earnings value to be

verified()] BI-WEEKLY. ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: QES-84-JUMP

Lead-In: QES-76G [0:0]

QES-84-JUMP

([loop to gather information on employers since the date of last interview]=1);

/*THE FIRST EMPLOYER ONLY GOES THROUGH BENEFITS SERIES*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-84-A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-100

Lead-In: QES-71I [-1:-1], QES-71J [-1:-1], QES-71P [-1:-2], QES-71W [Default], QES-71Xc [1500:1], QES-71Xd

[1:6000], QES-71Xe [1:72000], QES-72C [1500:1], QES-72F [Default], QES-72G [Default], QES-72H [Default],

QES-74D [-1:-1], QES-74E [-1:-1], QES-74K [-1:-2], QES-74Ka [1:1], QES-74Kb [1:1], QES-74L [Default], QES-

74M [Default], QES-74U [-1:-1], QES-74V [-1:-1], QES-75B [-1:-2], QES-75Ba [1:1], QES-75Bb [1:1], QES-75C

[Default], QES-75D [Default], QES-75R [Default], QES-75S [Default], QES-76G [Default], QES-76H [Default],

QES-71I [-1:-1], QES-71J [-1:-1], QES-71P [-1:-1], QES-71P [-2:-2], QES-72G [-1:-1], QES-72H [-2:-1], QES-74D

[-1:-1], QES-74E [-1:-1], QES-74K [-2:-2], QES-74K [-1:-1], QES-74Ka [1:1], QES-74Kb [1:1], QES-74U [-1:-1],

QES-74V [-1:-1], QES-75B [-1:-1], QES-75B [-2:-2], QES-75Ba [1:1], QES-75Bb [1:1], QES-75J [-1:-1], QES-75K

[-1:-1], QES-75Q [-1:-1], QES-75Q [-2:-2], QES-75Qa [1:1], QES-75Qb [1:1], QES-75Y [-1:-1], QES-75Z [-1:-1],

QES-76F [-1:-1], QES-76F [-2:-2], QES-76Fa [1:1], QES-76Fb [1:1]

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137

QES-84-A

([class of worker]=4); /*THE FIRST EMPLOYER ONLY GOES THROUGH BENEFITS SERIES*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QES-89)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QES-84D

Lead-In: QES-84-JUMP [1:1]

QES-84D

[Does/Did] your employer make any benefits available to you at all?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to QES-89)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: QES-84N

Go To: QES-84E

Lead-In: QES-84-A [Default]

QES-84E

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... Medical, surgical, or hospital insurance that covers

injuries or major illnesses off the job?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84F

Lead-In: QES-84D [Default]

QES-84F

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... Life insurance that would cover your death for reasons

not connected with your job?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84G

Lead-In: QES-84E [Default]

QES-84G

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... Dental benefits?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84H

Lead-In: QES-84F [Default]

QES-84H

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... (Maternity/Paternity) leave that will allow you to go back

to your old job or one that pays the same as your old one?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84I

Lead-In: QES-84G [Default]

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138

QES-84I

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... A retirement plan other than social security?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84J

Lead-In: QES-84H [Default]

QES-84J

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... Flexible hours or work schedule?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84K

Lead-In: QES-84I [Default]

QES-84K

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... Profit sharing?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84L

Lead-In: QES-84J [Default]

QES-84L

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... Training or educational opportunities including tuition

reimbursement?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84M

Lead-In: QES-84K [Default]

QES-84M

[Does/Did] your employer MAKE AVAILABLE to you ... Company provided or subsidized childcare?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-84N

Lead-In: QES-84L [Default]

QES-84N

How many sick days with full pay [are/were] you entitled to each year?

(INTERVIEWER: IF VOLUNTEERED "UNLIMITED SICK DAYS", ENTER "365". IF VOLUNTEERED

"SICK AND VACATION DAYS COMBINED", ENTER "995".)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

If Answer =995 Then Go To: QES-84NA

Go To: QES-84O

Lead-In: QES-84M [Default], QES-84D [-1:-1]

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QES-84NA

How many days of paid sick and vacation days combined [are/were] you entitled to each year? Enter Answer: |_|_|_|

Go To: QES-89

Lead-In: QES-84N [995:995]

QES-84O

How many days of paid vacation [are/were] you entitled to each year? Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: QES-89

Lead-In: QES-84N [Default]

QES-89

How [do/did] you feel about your job with [Name of new employers()]? [do/did] you like it very much, like it fairly

well, dislike it somewhat, or dislike it very much? (CODE ONE ONLY.)

1 Like it very much

2 Like it fairly well 3 Dislike it somewhat

4 Dislike it very much

Go To: QES-100

Lead-In: QES-84NA [Default], QES-84O [Default], QES-84D [0:0], QES-84-A [1:1]

QES-100

Have you had any other employer since [date of last interview]?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QES-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q7-29A [Default], Q7-29B [Default], Q7-31 [Default], Q7-31A [Default],

Q7-34 [Default], QES-84-JUMP [Default], QES-89 [Default], Q7-32 [1:1]

QES-LOOP-END

UNTIL([loop to gather information on employers since the date of last interview],[flag indicating if R has had any

more employers since date of last interview()]=0); /* End loop for Sec7/Employer Supplement */

Go To: Q9-1

Lead-In: QES-100 [Default]

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Last Job Lasting 2 Weeks or More

141

SECTION 9: LAST JOB LASTING 2 WEEKS OR MORE

Q9-1

([flag indicating whether R sworn into active military since date of last interview(1)]=1);

/* is R on active duty in active forces */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q10-00)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q9-2b

Lead-In: Q7-1A [Default], QES-LOOP-END [Default], Q7-1 [-1:-1]

Q9-2b

([flag indicating if R has done any work for pay since date of last interview] = 1);

/* Machine Check: Did R report any employers in Section 7? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q10-00)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q9-3

Lead-In: Q9-1 [Default]

Q9-3

Have you ever worked at a job or business lasting 2 consecutive weeks or more, either full-time or part-time?

1 Yes...(Go to Q9-4)

0 No

Go To: Q11-0

Lead-In: Q9-2b [Default]

Q9-4

When did you LAST work at this sort of job? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q9-5

Lead-In: Q9-3 [1:1]

Q9-5

For whom did you last work? Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q9-6

Lead-In: Q9-4 [Default]

Q9-6

What kind of business or industry was this? Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q9-7

Lead-In: Q9-5 [Default]

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Last Job Lasting 2 Weeks or More

142

Q9-7

What kind of work were you doing at this job?

(RECORD VERBATIM. IF MORE THAN ONE KIND OF WORK, PROBE: What kind of work did you do the

longest for [employer that R last worked for]?)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q9-8

Lead-In: Q9-6 [Default]

Q9-8

What were your most important activities or duties? Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q9-9

Lead-In: Q9-7 [Default]

Q9-9

Were you...An employee of a PRIVATE COMPANY, business, or individual for wages,salary, or commission; a

GOVERNMENT employee; self employed in OWN business, professional practice or farm; or working WITHOUT

pay in a family business or farm.

1 An employee of a PRIVATE company

2 A GOVERNMENT employee...(Go to Q9-9a)

3 Self-Employed in OWN business...(Go to Q9-9b)

4 Working WITHOUT PAY in a family business or farm

Go To: Q10-00

Lead-In: Q9-8 [Default]

Q9-9a

Were you...An employee of the federal government, state government or local government?

1 Federal government employee

2 State government employee

3 Local government employee

Go To: Q10-00

Lead-In: Q9-9 [2:2]

Q9-9b

Was your business incorporated or unincorporated?

1 Business Incorporated

2 Business Unincorporated

Go To: Q10-00

Lead-In: Q9-9 [3:3]

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First Significant Job after Leaving High School

143

SECTION 10: FIRST SIGNIFICANT JOB AFTER LEAVING HIGH SCHOOL

Q10-00

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=1); /* Check: ever been interviewed? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-0)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q10-0aa

Lead-In: Q9-9 [Default], Q9-9a [Default], Q9-9b [Default], Q9-1 [1:1], Q9-2b

[1:1]

Q10-0aa

([is R currently enrolled]=1); /* check enrollment status of R */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q10-0aaa)

Go To: Q11-0

Lead-In: Q10-00 [Default]

Q10-0aaa

([flag indicating if R has been enrolled in school since the date of last interview]=0) or ([flag indicating if R was ever

enrolled in school]=0); /* Machine check: Did R report no school since DLI? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-0)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q10-0b

Lead-In: Q10-0aa [0:0]

Q10-0b

SYMBOLEXIST([date R dropped out of school]); /* check if there is a dropout date from sect 4 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q10-0c-a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q10-0g

Lead-In: Q10-0aaa [Default]

Q10-0c-a

CTOD(SUBSTR ([date R dropped out of school],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([date R dropped out of school],04,04))

< [date of last interview];

/* break up string from d4 to include day */ /* Machine Check: Is drop out date before the date of last interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q10-0f)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q11-0

Lead-In: Q10-0b [1:1]

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First Significant Job after Leaving High School

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Q10-0f

I have the date of your last enrollment as [date R dropped out of school]. Is that correct?

1 Yes...(Go to Q10-2)

0 No

Go To: Q10-0g

Lead-In: Q10-0c-a [Default]

Q10-0g

When were you last enrolled in school? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q10-0h

Lead-In: Q10-0b [Default], Q10-0f [Default]

Q10-0h

CTOD(SUBSTR ([date R dropped out of school],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([date R dropped out of school],04,04))

< [date of last interview];

/* break up string from d4 to include day */ /* Machine Check: Is drop out date before the date of last interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q10-2)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q11-0

Lead-In: Q10-0g [Default]

Q10-2

Now I'd like to know about the first job at which you worked for at least two months after you stopped going to

school in [date R dropped out of school]. This may include a job we have already talked about. For whom did you

work at this job?

1 SELECT TO ENTER EMPLOYER NAME

2 NEVER WORKED FOR AT LEAST TWO MONTHS...(Go to Q11-0)

Go To: Q10-2a

Lead-In: Q10-0f [1:1], Q10-0h [1:1]

Q10-2a

For whom did you work at this job? Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q10-2b

Lead-In: Q10-2 [Default]

Q10-2b

How many hours a week did you usually work at this job with [employer of first job at which R worked for at least

two months after stopped going to school]? --less than 20 hours a week, or 20 hours a week or more?

1 Less than 20 hours per week

2 20 hours a week or more...(Go to Q10-3)

Go To: Q10-2d

Lead-In: Q10-2a [Default]

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Q10-2d

Since you left regular school, what was the first job at which you worked for at least 2 months and at least 20 hours a

week?

1 SELECT TO ENTER EMPLOYER NAME

2 NEVER WORKED AT SUCH A JOB...(Go to Q11-0)

Go To: Q10-2e

Lead-In: Q10-2b [Default]

Q10-2e

For whom did you work at this job? Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q10-3

Lead-In: Q10-2d [Default]

Q10-3

Now I'd like to ask a few questions about your job with [since R left regular school, first job at which worked for at

least 2 months and at least 20 hours a week]. When did you first start working for [since R left regular school, first

job at which worked for at least 2 months and at least 20 hours a week]?

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q10-4

Lead-In: Q10-2e [Default], Q10-2b [2:2]

Q10-4

When did you last stop working for [since R left regular school, first job at which worked for at least 2 months and at

least 20 hours a week]?

0 CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THIS EMPLOYER...(Go to Q11-0)

1 SELECT TO ENTER DATE

Go To: Q10-4a

Lead-In: Q10-3 [Default]

Q10-4a

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER MONTH AND YEAR STOPPED WORKING FOR [since R left regular school, first job

at which worked for at least 2 months and at least 20 hours a week]?)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q10-4b

Lead-In: Q10-4 [Default]

Q10-4b

CTOD (SUBSTR ([date R began working at job],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([date R began working at job],04,04)) >

[date of last interview]; /* break up string from d4 to include day */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-0)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q10-4e

Lead-In: Q10-4a [Default]

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Q10-4e

CTOD (SUBSTR ([date R stopped working at job],01,02) +"/15/" + SUBSTR([date R stopped working at

job],04,04)) > [date of last interview]; /* break up string from d4 to include day */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-0)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q10-6

Lead-In: Q10-4b [Default]

Q10-6

What kind of business or industry was this? PROBE: What did they make or do?

(RECORD VERBATIM) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q10-7a

Lead-In: Q10-4e [Default]

Q10-7a

What kind of work did you do for [since R left regular school, first job at which worked for at least 2 months and at

least 20 hours a week]?

IF MORE THAN ONE KIND OF WORK, PROBE: What kind of work did you do the longest for [since R left

regular school, first job at which worked for at least 2 months and at least 20 hours a week]?

(RECORD VERBATIM) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q10-7b

Lead-In: Q10-6 [Default]

Q10-7b

What were some of your main activities or duties?

(RECORD VERBATIM) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q10-8

Lead-In: Q10-7a [Default]

Q10-8

How many hours per week did you USUALLY work at this job?

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q10-10

Lead-In: Q10-7b [Default]

Q10-10

Altogether, including tips, overtime, and bonuses, how much did you USUALLY earn at that job? Please give me the

amount you earned BEFORE DEDUCTIONS like taxes and social security were taken out. ENTER IN

APPROPRIATE BOXES.

PROBE IF NECESSARY: What was that per hour, per day, per week or what? (Enter answer on next screen)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q10-10a

Lead-In: Q10-8 [Default]

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Q10-10a

What was that per hour, per day, per week or what?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Per hour

2 Per day

3 Per week

4 Bi-weekly (Every 2 weeks)

8 Bi-monthly (twice a month)

5 Per month

6 Per year

7 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q11-0

Lead-In: Q10-10 [Default]

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Other Training

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SECTION 11: OTHER TRAINING

Q11-0

([R's age]<18) and ([is R currently enrolled]=1); /* check to see if R is younger than 18 and enrolled in school */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-1)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q11-1

Lead-In: Q9-3 [Default], Q10-0aa [Default], Q10-0c-a [Default], Q10-0h [Default], Q10-10a [Default], Q10-4 [0:0],

Q10-2 [2:2], Q10-00 [1:1], Q10-0aaa [1:1], Q10-4b [1:1], Q10-4e [1:1], Q10-2d [2:2]

Q11-1

I would now like to ask you about OTHER TYPES of schooling and training you may have had, excluding regular

schooling we have already talked about...

Go To: Q11-1A

Lead-In: Q11-0 [Default]

Q11-1A

([type of high school program]=1); /* check if vocational or commercial, formal schooling or on the job training */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-1b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q11-1Aa

Lead-In: Q11-1 [Default]

Q11-1Aa

SYMBOLEXIST([flag indicating if R received any special training from the military]);

If Answer =1 Then Go To: Q11-1Ab

Go To: Q11-1c

Lead-In: Q11-1A [Default]

Q11-1Ab

([flag indicating if R received any special training from the military]=1);

/* check if while in military any schooling or on the job training */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-1b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q11-1c

Lead-In: Q11-1Aa [1:1]

Q11-1b

Besides the training we've already talked about, since [date of last interview] have you attended another training

program or any on-the-job training designed to help people find a job, improve job skills, or learn a new job?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q11-22)

Go To: Q11-1-a

Lead-In: Q11-1A [1:1], Q11-1Ab [1:1]

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Q11-1c

Since [date of last interview], have you attended a training program or any on-the-job training designed to help

people find a job, improve job skills, or learn a new job?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q11-22)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q11-22

Go To: Q11-1-a

Lead-In: Q11-1Aa [Default], Q11-1Ab [Default]

Q11-1-a

Are you CURRENTLY enrolled in a training program or receiving on-the-job training?

1 Yes

0 No

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q11-22

Go To: Q11-2b

Lead-In: Q11-1b [Default], Q11-1c [Default]

Q11-2b

[Are you receiving/Did you receive] this training at a vocational or technical institute, or a college or university?

1 Yes...(Go to Q11-3)

0 No

Go To: Q11-2c

Lead-In: Q11-1-a [Default]

Q11-2c

[Are you receiving/Did you receive] this training through a formal program run by an employer or the military?

1 Yes...(Go to Q11-3)

0 No

Go To: Q11-2d

Lead-In: Q11-2b [Default]

Q11-2d

Where [are you receiving/did you receive] this training?

(RECORD VERBATIM AND CODE ONE) (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Business school

3 Apprenticeship program

7 A correspondence course

9 Seminars or training programs at work

run by someone other than employer

10 Seminars or training programs outside of work

11 Vocational rehabilitation center

12 Government training programs

13 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q11-3

Lead-In: Q11-2c [Default]

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Q11-3

Who paid for this training? (CODE ALL THAT APPLY)

1 Self or family

2 Employer

10 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q11-9

Lead-In: Q11-2d [Default], Q11-2b [1:1], Q11-2c [1:1]

Q11-9

When did you start this training program? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q11-9A

Lead-In: Q11-3 [Default]

Q11-9A

([flag indicating if R is currently enrolled in a training program]=1);

/* Machine check: has R already reported being in a current training */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-10b)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q11-10

Lead-In: Q11-9 [Default]

Q11-10

Are you still enrolled, or have you finished or left this program?

0 SELECT TO ENTER DATE WHEN R FINISHED OR LEFT

1 STILL ENROLLED

Go To: Q11-10b

Lead-In: Q11-9A [Default]

Q11-10b

([flag indicating if R is currently enrolled in a training program]);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q11-17)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q11-10c

Lead-In: Q11-10 [Default], Q11-9A [1:1]

Q11-10c

When did you finish or leave this program?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER DATE R FINISHED OR LEFT THIS TRAINING PROGRAM.)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q11-11

Lead-In: Q11-10b [Default]

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Q11-11

Altogether, how many weeks did you attend this training?

(ENTER '00' IF LESS THAN ONE WEEK.) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q11-12

Lead-In: Q11-10c [Default]

Q11-12

Did you complete this training or not?

1 Completed

0 Did not complete

Go To: Q11-17

Lead-In: Q11-11 [Default]

Q11-17

How many hours per week [do/did] you usually spend in this training? Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q11-20a

Lead-In: Q11-12 [Default], Q11-10b [1:1]

Q11-20a

We would like to know more about the kinds of services this training program [provides/provided] you. [Are you

receiving/Did you receive] any services that [will better enable/better enabled] you to continue your education?

(INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY, PROBE:) [Are you receiving/Did you receive] help preparing for a GED or for

college, or help with English, math, or computer skills?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q11-20b

Lead-In: Q11-17 [Default]

Q11-20b

[Are you receiving/Did you receive] any services that [will better enable/better enabled] you to get or keep a job?

(INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY, PROBE:) [Are you receiving/Did you receive] work experience, on-the-job

training, help in finding a job or job counseling?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q11-21a

Lead-In: Q11-20a [Default]

Q11-21a

How many other times have you attended training programs or on the job training [Since date of last interview have

you/Have you ever]?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q11-22

Lead-In: Q11-20b [Default]

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Q11-22

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] obtained any kind of certificate, for example, a license or

journeyman's card for practicing a profession or trade?

1 Yes...(Go to Q11-22-LOOP-BEGIN)

0 No

Go To: Q12-1

Lead-In: Q11-21a [Default], Q11-1b [0:0], Q11-1c [0:0], Q11-1c [-1:-1], Q11-1-a [-1:-1]

Q11-22-LOOP-BEGIN

REPEAT ([loop about certificates, etc. that R has received]); /*start loop about certificates, etc. that R has received*/

Go To: Q11-23

Lead-In: Q11-22 [1:1]

Q11-23

Is that a certificate, a license or a journeyman's card?

1 Certificate

2 License

3 Journeyman's card

4 Other (SPECIFY)...(Go to Q11-26)

Go To: Q11-24

Lead-In: Q11-22-LOOP-BEGIN [Default]

Q11-24

Is it still valid?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q11-25

Lead-In: Q11-23 [Default]

Q11-25

For what profession or trade is that [whether R obtained certificate, a license or journeyman's card for practicing a

profession or trade()]?

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q11-26

Lead-In: Q11-24 [Default]

Q11-26

In what month and year did you receive it? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q11-27

Lead-In: Q11-25 [Default], Q11-23 [4:4]

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Q11-27

Have you ever obtained any other certificates, licenses or journeyman's cards?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q11-27-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q11-26 [Default]

Q11-27-LOOP-END

UNTIL ([loop about certificates, etc. that R has received], [flag indicating if R has obtained any more certificates,

licenses or journeyman's cards()]=0);

/*loop until all certificates, etc. have been asked about*/

Go To: Q12-1

Lead-In: Q11-27 [Default]

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Fertility

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SECTION 12: FERTILITY

Q12-1

The next few questions are about fertility. We know that some of these questions may not apply to you, but we need

to ask the same questions of all our respondents in order to be complete.

Go To: Q12-1-A

Lead-In: Q11-22 [Default], Q11-27-LOOP-END [Default], Q11-0 [1:1]

Q12-1-A

([gender of the R]=1); /* Machine check: Is R male? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-1A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-1-B

Lead-In: Q12-1 [Default]

Q12-1-B

([flag indicating if R has ever reported being pregnant]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported being pregnant in previous surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-1A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-1-C

Lead-In: Q12-1-A [Default]

Q12-1-C

Have you ever been pregnant?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q12-172)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q12-172

Go To: Q12-1-D

Lead-In: Q12-1-B [Default]

Q12-1-D

How old were you the first time you became pregnant?

ENTER AGE IN YEARS: Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q12-1A

Go To: Q12-1-E

Lead-In: Q12-1-C [Default]

Q12-1-E

In what month and year did you get pregnant for the first time? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q12-1A

Go To: Q12-1A

Lead-In: Q12-1-D [Default]

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Q12-1A

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1996]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as

YA in 1994]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1);

/* WAS R INTERVIEWED IN 1998 or 1996 or 1994? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-5b)

Go To: Q12-2A

Lead-In: Q12-1-E [Default], Q12-1-A [1:1], Q12-1-B [1:1], Q12-1-D [-1:-1], Q12-

1-E [-1:-1]

Q12-2A

We are first going to VERIFY our records of BIOLOGICAL children that you have had, if any, PRIOR TO [date of

last interview] (the date of your LAST interview).

Go To: Q12-5b

Lead-In: Q12-1A [Default]

Q12-5b

([total number of biological children listed in BIOCHILD roster]>0);

/* Check if there are any children on the info sheet */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-14Ba)

Go To: Q12-6aa-loop-begin

Lead-In: Q12-2A [Default], Q12-1A [0:0]

Q12-6aa-loop-begin

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP1 counter]); /* start loop to correct missing names or bdates of biochildren */

Go To: Q12-6B

Lead-In: Q12-5b [Default]

Q12-6B

STRCMP ([Name of biological child()],"(MISSING NAME)",14); /* Is the child's name missing? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-6C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-6D

Lead-In: Q12-6aa-loop-begin [Default]

Q12-6C

INTERVIEWER: THIS CHILD'S NAME IS MISSING. ENTER THE CORRECT FIRST NAME, MIDDLE

INITIAL (IF A NAME EXISTS) AND LAST NAME.

CHILD'S BIRTHDATE: [birthdate of biological child()]

CHILD'S ID NUMBER: [biological child ID()]

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q12-6D

Lead-In: Q12-6B [1:1]

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Q12-6D

ISBLANK([birthdate of biological child()]); /* Is there child's birthdate recorded? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-6E)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-6F-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-6B [Default], Q12-6C [Default]

Q12-6E

INTERVIEWER: THIS CHILD'S BIRTHDATE IS MISSING. ENTER THE CORRECT BIRTHDATE. YOU

MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR IN THIS QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A

COMMENT.

CHILD'S NAME: [Name of biological child()]

CHILD'S ID NUMBER: [biological child ID()]

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Day Year

Go To: Q12-6F-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-6D [1:1]

Q12-6F-loop-end

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP1 counter],([Fertility LOOP1 counter]=[total number of biological children listed in

BIOCHILD roster])); /* loop end to fix names and bdates of biochildren */

Go To: Q12-8A

Lead-In: Q12-6D [Default], Q12-6E [Default]

Q12-8A

Our records from our interview on [date of last interview] show that you have (had/given birth to) (a child/children)

named (READ FULL NAMES OF CHILDREN BELOW) as of [date of last interview] ... (PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: BIOCHILD; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

Go To: Q12-8B

Lead-In: Q12-6F-loop-end [Default]

Q12-8B

Is that correct?

1 YES--INFORMATION CORRECT

0 NO--INFORMATION INCORRECT...(Go to Q12-11)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q12-22Ab

Go To: Q12-16nc

Lead-In: Q12-8A [Default]

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Q12-11

INTERVIEWER: DOES R HAVE CHILDREN ON THE BIOLOGICAL CHILD ROSTER THAT SHOULD NOT

BE LISTED THERE?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-13aa-Loop-Begin)

0 No

Go To: Q12-14Ac

Lead-In: Q12-8B [0:0]

Q12-13aa-Loop-Begin

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP2 counter]); /* LOOP Begin to delete biochildren who don't belong on roster*/

Go To: Q12-13A

Lead-In: Q12-11 [1:1]

Q12-13A

([status of biological child (code)()]=97); /* Is this child a new child? If so, skip out. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-13B)

Go To: Q12-13I-Loop-End

Lead-In: Q12-13aa-Loop-Begin [Default]

Q12-13B

([status of biological child (code)()]=99); /* Is this child a deleted child? If so, skip. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-13C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-13D

Lead-In: Q12-13A [0:0]

Q12-13C

INTERVIEWER: [Name of biological child()] IS DELETED. IS THIS CORRECT?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q12-13I-Loop-End)

Go To: Q12-13I-Loop-End

Lead-In: Q12-13B [1:1]

Q12-13D

INTERVIEWER: DOES [Name of biological child()] NEED TO BE DELETED?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-13I-Loop-End)

0 No

Go To: Q12-13I-Loop-End

Lead-In: Q12-13B [Default]

Q12-13I-Loop-End

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP2 counter],([Fertility LOOP2 counter]=[total number of biological children listed in

BIOCHILD roster])); /* Loop end for deleting children currently on biochild roster*/

Go To: Q12-14Ac

Lead-In: Q12-13A [Default], Q12-13C [Default], Q12-13D [Default], Q12-13C [0:0], Q12-13D [1:1]

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Q12-14Ac

INTERVIEWER: DOES R HAVE ANY CHILDREN WHO WERE BORN BEFORE [date of last interview] WHO

ARE NOT LISTED ON THE BIOLOGICAL CHILD ROSTER, THAT SHOULD BE LISTED THERE?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-15B-LOOP-BEGIN)

0 No

Go To: Q12-16nc

Lead-In: Q12-11 [Default], Q12-13I-Loop-End [Default]

Q12-14Ba

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as

YA in 1996]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1);

/* WAS R INTERVIEWED IN 1998 or 1996 or 1994? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-16nc)

Go To: Q12-14Bc

Lead-In: Q12-5b [0:0]

Q12-14Bc

Our records show that you had NOT (had/given birth to) any children of your own as of [date of last interview]. Is

that correct?

1 YES--INFORMATION CORRECT

0 NO--INFORMATION INCORRECT...(Go to Q12-15B-LOOP-BEGIN)

Go To: Q12-20

Lead-In: Q12-14Ba [Default]

Q12-15B-LOOP-BEGIN

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP3 counter]); /* Loop begin to add missing biochildren */

Go To: Q12-16

Lead-In: Q12-14Ac [1:1], Q12-14Bc [0:0]

Q12-16

What is the name of the [first/next] child that you have (had/given birth to) as of [date of last interview] who we do

not have listed? (INTERVIEWER: ENTER FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL, LAST NAME.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q12-16A

Lead-In: Q12-15B-LOOP-BEGIN [Default]

Q12-16A

Is [Name of bio children improperly missing from roster()] a boy or a girl?

1 Boy

2 Girl

Go To: Q12-16B

Lead-In: Q12-16 [Default]

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Q12-16B

When was [Name of bio children improperly missing from roster()] born?

(INTERVIEWER: IN CASE OF INVALID DATE, VERIFY CHILD'S BIRTH DATE WITH R. EXPLAIN TO

RESPONDENT THAT RIGHT NOW, WE ARE ONLY COLLECTING INFORMATION ABOUT CHILDREN

BORN PRIOR TO [date of last interview]. WE WILL ASK ABOUT CHILDREN BORN SINCE [date of last

interview] IN A FEW MOMENTS.) (INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR IN THIS

QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A COMMENT.)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Day Year

Go To: Q12-16L

Lead-In: Q12-16A [Default]

Q12-16L

Did you have another child that was born PRIOR to [date of last interview] who we do not have listed?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q12-16P-Loop-End

Lead-In: Q12-16B [Default]

Q12-16P-Loop-End

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP3 counter],[Q12-16L()]=0); /* Loop end for entering missing bio children */

Go To: Q12-16nc

Lead-In: Q12-16L [Default]

Q12-16nc

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as

YA in 1996]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1);

/* WAS R INTERVIEWED IN 1998 or 1996 or 1994? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-22Ab)

Go To: Q12-18D

Lead-In: Q12-8B [Default], Q12-14Ac [Default], Q12-16P-Loop-End [Default], Q12-

14Ba [0:0]

Q12-18D

I'd like to read the information about your children from our records.

Go To: Q12-18E-loop-begin

Lead-In: Q12-16nc [Default]

Q12-18E-loop-begin

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP4 counter]); /* Start loop to verify final bio Roster. */

Go To: Q12-19

Lead-In: Q12-18D [Default]

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Q12-19

(FOR EACH CHILD, READ:) Our records show that (CHILD) is a (SEX) and was born on (BIRTHDATE). Is that

correct?

(INTERVIEWER: IF ALL INFO CORRECT, HIGHLIGHT FIRST LINE USING CURSOR KEYS AND PRESS

<ENTER>. IF ANY INCORRECT INFO, HIGHLIGHT FIRST CHILD RECORD MENTIONED AND PRESS

<ENTER> TO CORRECT INFO FOR THAT CHILD.)

Refer to Roster: BIOTMP; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

If Answer =1 Then Go To: Q12-19Je-loop-end

Go To: Q12-19C

Lead-In: Q12-18E-loop-begin [Default]

Q12-19C

(INTERVIEWER: MARK INFORMATION THAT IS INCORRECT. IF NECESSARY PROBE:)

Is [correction to biological child's name([name of child with incorrect information on biological child roster()])]'s

name correct?

Is [correction to biological child's name([name of child with incorrect information on biological child roster()])]'s sex

correct? (GENDER=[correction to biological child's gender (text)([name of child with incorrect information

on biological child roster()])])

Is [correction to biological child's name([name of child with incorrect information on biological child roster()])]'s

birthdate correct?

(BIRTHDATE=[correction to biological child's birthdate([name of child with incorrect information on biological

child roster()])])

(MARK ALL THAT APPLY)

1 BIRTHDATE

4 NAME

5 SEX

6 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q12-19D

Lead-In: Q12-19 [Default]

Q12-19D

INLIST([Q12-19C()],4); /*Check if answered name was incorrect. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-19F)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-19G

Lead-In: Q12-19C [Default]

Q12-19F

What is the correct name and spelling for [correction to biological child's name([name of child with incorrect

information on biological child roster()])]?

(INTERVIEWER: RECORD CORRECT NAME AND/OR SPELLING.) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q12-19G

Lead-In: Q12-19D [1:1]

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Q12-19G

INLIST([Q12-19C()],1); /*Check if answered birthdate was incorrect. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-19H)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-19I

Lead-In: Q12-19D [Default], Q12-19F [Default]

Q12-19H

What is the correct birthdate for [correction to biological child's name([name of child with incorrect information on

biological child roster()])]?

(INTERVIEWER: RECORD CORRECTED BIRTHDATE.) (INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A VALID

YEAR IN THIS QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A COMMENT.)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Day Year

Go To: Q12-19I

Lead-In: Q12-19G [1:1]

Q12-19I

INLIST([Q12-19C()],5); /* Check if answered sex was incorrect. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-19J)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-19Je-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-19G [Default], Q12-19H [Default]

Q12-19J

(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS, ASK:) What is the correct sex of [correction to biological child's

name([name of child with incorrect information on biological child roster()])]? (INTERVIEWER: RECORD

CORRECTED GENDER.)

1 Boy

2 Girl

Go To: Q12-19Je-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-19I [1:1]

Q12-19Je-loop-end

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP4 counter],[name of child with incorrect information on biological child roster()]=1);

/* End loop to verify final bio roster */

Go To: Q12-20

Lead-In: Q12-19I [Default], Q12-19J [Default], Q12-19 [1:1]

Q12-20

INTERVIEWER: BELOW IS YOUR CORRECTED BIOLOGICAL CHILD ROSTER AS OF[date of last

interview]. REVIEW THE ROSTER TO BE SURE THAT IT IS CORRECT. IF THE ROSTER IS NOT

CORRECT, RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTIONS BY PRESSING THE <PG-UP> KEY AND CORRECT

AS NEEDED. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE IF ROSTER IS CORRECT.

Refer to Roster: BIOCHILD3; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

Go To: Q12-22Ab

Lead-In: Q12-14Bc [Default], Q12-19Je-loop-end [Default]

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Q12-22Ab

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as

YA in 1996] = 1) or ([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1994]=1);

/* WAS R INTERVIEWED IN 1998 or 1996 or 1994? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-22Ad)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-27A

Lead-In: Q12-20 [Default], Q12-16nc [0:0], Q12-8B [-1:-1]

Q12-22Ad

Now I would like to ask you about any BIOLOGICAL children you have had, if any, SINCE [date of last interview],

(the date of your LAST interview).

Go To: Q12-22B

Lead-In: Q12-22Ab [1:1]

Q12-22B

Please tell me if you have had any biological children since [date of last interview]?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-22Ba)

0 No

Go To: Q12-29Gd

Lead-In: Q12-22Ad [Default]

Q12-22Ba

How many children have you had since [date of last interview], not counting any babies who were stillborn? (IF

NECESSARY READ: ....or dead at birth)?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q12-29Gd

Go To: Q12-23-loop-begin

Lead-In: Q12-22B [1:1]

Q12-27A

Please tell me if you have had any biological children?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-27B)

0 No

Go To: Q12-29Gd

Lead-In: Q12-22Ab [Default]

Q12-27B

How many children have you had not counting any babies who were dead at birth? Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q12-29Gd

Go To: Q12-23-loop-begin

Lead-In: Q12-27A [1:1]

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Q12-23-loop-begin

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP11 counter]); /* Begin Loop for adding new bio children. */

Go To: Q12-28

Lead-In: Q12-22Ba [Default], Q12-27B [Default]

Q12-28

What did you name your [first/next] [baby born since date of last interview/oldest baby]?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL AND LAST NAME.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q12-28A

Lead-In: Q12-23-loop-begin [Default]

Q12-28A

Was the baby a boy or a girl?

1 Boy

2 Girl

Go To: Q12-28B

Lead-In: Q12-28 [Default]

Q12-28B

When was your child born?

(INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR IN THIS QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL

ANSWERS IN A COMMENT.)

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Day Year

Go To: Q12-28T-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q12-28A [Default]

Q12-28T-LOOP-END

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP11 counter],[Fertility LOOP11 counter]=[number of biological children R had since date of

last interview]); /* loop end about new bio children */

Go To: Q12-29Gd

Lead-In: Q12-28B [Default]

Q12-29Gd

([current number of bio children on roster] > 1); /* Are there at least two kids? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-29Hb-loop-begin)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-29Rb

Lead-In: Q12-22B [Default], Q12-27A [Default], Q12-28T-LOOP-END [Default], Q12-

27B [-2:-1], Q12-22Ba [-2:-1]

Q12-29Hb-loop-begin

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP15 counter]); /*Start loop to check for twins/triplets/etc. */

Go To: Q12-29I

Lead-In: Q12-29Gd [1:1]

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Q12-29I

(INTERVIEWER: CHECK FOR CHILDREN WITH THE SAME BIRTHDATE. FOR EACH PAIR OR GROUP

OF NON-DELETED CHILDREN WITH THE SAME BIRTHDATE, ASK:)

Is it correct that (READ NAMES OF CHILDREN WITH SAME BIRTHDATES) are (twins/triplets/etc.)? (ENTER

R'S RESPONSE ON NEXT SCREEN. IF NO CHILDREN HAVE SAME BIRTHDATE, ENTER NO ON NEXT

SCREEN.)

Refer to Roster: BIOCHILD4; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

Go To: Q12-29J

Lead-In: Q12-29Hb-loop-begin [Default]

Q12-29J

INTERVIEWER: ARE THERE ANY TWINS/TRIPLETS/ETC. LISTED ON THE ROSTER OF BIOLOGICAL

CHILDREN ON PREVIOUS SCREEN? ENTER R'S RESPONSE BELOW.

0 NO (MORE) TWINS/TRIPLETS/ETC. ON CHILD ROSTER...(Go to Q12-29Qaa-loop-end)

1 ONE SET OF TWINS ON CHILD ROSTER...(Go to Q12-29L)

2 ONE SET OF TRIPLETS ON CHILD ROSTER...(Go to Q12-29O)

3 INCORRECT TWINS/TRIPLETS/ETC. ON CHILD ROSTER

Go To: Q12-29K

Lead-In: Q12-29I [Default]

Q12-29K

INTERVIEWER: VERIFY THE BIRTHDATE INFORMATION FOR THE CHILDREN INCORRECTLY LISTED

AS TWINS/TRIPLETS/ETC. <PGUP> AS NECESSARY TO CORRECT CHILD INFORMATION. IF

RESPONDENT CONFIRMS BIRTHDATES LISTED, EXPLAIN IN AN INTERVIEWER COMMENT.

Refer to Roster: BIOCHILD4; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

Go To: Q12-29Qaa-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-29J [Default]

Q12-29L

(INTERVIEWER: TO VERIFY, HIGHLIGHT THE NAME OF THE FIRST TWIN CHILD IDENTIFIED ON THE

CHILD ROSTER BELOW, AND IF SAME SEX, ASK: Are (CHILD NAME 1) and (CHILD NAME 2) identical

twins or are they fraternal twins? (IF NOT SAME SEX, CODE FRATERNAL.) (PRESS <ENTER> RESPONSE

ON NEXT SCREEN)

Refer to Roster: BIOCHILD4; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

Go To: Q12-29M

Lead-In: Q12-29J [1:1]

Q12-29M

(Are (CHILD NAME 1) and (CHILD NAME 2) identical twins or are they fraternal twins?)

(INTERVIEWER: IF TWINS NOT THE SAME SEX, THEY ARE FRATERNAL.)

1 IDENTICAL...(Go to Q12-29Qaa-loop-end)

2 FRATERNAL...(Go to Q12-29Qaa-loop-end)

Go To: Q12-29N

Lead-In: Q12-29L [Default]

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Q12-29N

Are they (REPEAT CHILDREN'S NAMES IF NECESSARY) often mistaken for each other, or are they different

enough to tell apart?

1 Often mistaken for one another

2 Different enough to tell apart

Go To: Q12-29Qaa-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-29M [Default]

Q12-29O

(INTERVIEWER: TO VERIFY, HIGHLIGHT THE NAME OF THE FIRST TRIPLET CHILD IDENTIFIED ON

THE CHILD ROSTER BELOW, AND IF SAME SEX, ASK:)

Are (CHILD NAME 1), (CHILD NAME 2) and (CHILD NAME 3) identical triplets or are they fraternal triplets?

(IF NOT SAME SEX, CODE FRATERNAL.) (PRESS <ENTER> RESPONSE ON NEXT SCREEN)

Refer to Roster: BIOCHILD4; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

Go To: Q12-29P

Lead-In: Q12-29J [2:2]

Q12-29P

(Are (CHILD NAME 1), (CHILD NAME 2) and (CHILD NAME 3) identical triplets or are they fraternal triplets?)

(INTERVIEWER: IF TRIPLETS NOT THE SAME SEX, THEY ARE FRATERNAL.)

1 IDENTICAL...(Go to Q12-29Qaa-loop-end)

2 FRATERNAL...(Go to Q12-29Qaa-loop-end)

Go To: Q12-29Q

Lead-In: Q12-29O [Default]

Q12-29Q

Are they (REPEAT CHILDREN'S NAMES IF NECESSARY) often mistaken for each other, or are they different

enough to tell apart?

1 Often mistaken for one another

2 Different enough to tell apart

Go To: Q12-29Qaa-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-29P [Default]

Q12-29Qaa-loop-end

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP15 counter],[Q12-29J()]=0); /* End loop when no more twins,triplets,etc.. */

Go To: Q12-29Rb

Lead-In: Q12-29K [Default], Q12-29N [Default], Q12-29Q [Default], Q12-29J [0:0],

Q12-29M [1:2], Q12-29P [1:2]

Q12-29Rb

([current number of bio children on roster] > 0); /* Is there at least one child on BIOCHILD roster? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-29Sa-loop-begin)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-72

Lead-In: Q12-29Gd [Default], Q12-29Qaa-loop-end [Default]

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Q12-29Sa-loop-begin

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP12 counter]); /* Start loop for future text substitutions */

Go To: Q12-29x-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-29Rb [1:1]

Q12-29x-loop-end

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP12 counter],[Fertility LOOP12 counter]=[current number of bio children on roster]);

/* Start loop for future text substitutions */

Go To: Q12-30

Lead-In: Q12-29Sa-loop-begin [Default]

Q12-30

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP14 counter]); /* Begin loop to ask about new kids situations */

Go To: Q12-30C

Lead-In: Q12-29x-loop-end [Default]

Q12-30C

[status of biological child (code)()]; /* Check the status of the child. if deceased or deleted, or adopted out skip to the

next child. If the child is added, skip to appropriate question */

If Answer =8 Then Go To: Q12-44

If Answer =5 Then Go To: Q12-44

If Answer =99 Then Go To: Q12-60-loop-end

Go To: Q12-30D

Lead-In: Q12-30 [Default]

Q12-30D

Where does [Name of biological child()] usually live?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES)

1 IN THIS HOUSEHOLD

2 WITH (HIS/HER) (FATHER/MOTHER)

3 WITH OTHER RELATIVES (SPECIFY)

4 WITH FOSTER CARE

5 WITH ADOPTIVE PARENTS

6 LONG TERM CARE INSTITUTION

7 AWAY AT SCHOOL

8 DECEASED

9 PART-TIME WITH R, PART-TIME WITH

OTHER PARENT

10 PART-TIME WITH R, PART-TIME WITH

OTHER PERSON

11 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q12-30D-b

Lead-In: Q12-30C [Default]

Q12-30D-b

[usual residence of biological child()]; /* Enter code for hhiflag. */

If Answer >=2 and Answer <=4 Then Go To: Q12-44

If Answer =11 Then Go To: Q12-44

If Answer =5 Then Go To: Q12-44

If Answer =8 Then Go To: Q12-30E

If Answer >=6 and Answer <=7 Then Go To: Q12-44

Go To: Q12-44

Lead-In: Q12-30D [Default]

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Q12-30E

When did [Name of biological child()] die? Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q12-44

Lead-In: Q12-30D-b [8:8]

Q12-44

[usual residence of biological child()];

/* Does first biological child live in household or with another person part time? */

1 IN THIS HOUSEHOLD...(Go to Q12-45)

2 WITH (HIS/HER) (FATHER/MOTHER)

3 WITH OTHER RELATIVES (SPECIFY)

4 WITH FOSTER CARE

5 WITH ADOPTIVE PARENTS...(Go to Q12-60-LOOP-END)

6 LONG TERM CARE INSTITUTION

7 AWAY AT SCHOOL

8 DECEASED...(Go to Q12-60-LOOP-END)

9 PART-TIME WITH R, PART-TIME WITH OTHER PARENT...(Go to Q12-47)

10 PART-TIME WITH R, PART-TIME WITH OTHER PERSON...(Go to Q12-45)

11 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q12-53

Lead-In: Q12-30D-b [Default], Q12-30E [Default], Q12-30C [8:8], Q12-30C [5:5],

Q12-30D-b [2:4], Q12-30D-b [11:11], Q12-30D-b [5:5], Q12-30D-b [6:7]

Q12-45

Does [Name of biological child()]'s natural [mother/father] live in this household?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-60-LOOP-END)

0 No

Go To: Q12-46

Lead-In: Q12-44 [1:1], Q12-44 [10:10]

Q12-46

Is [Name of biological child()]'s [mother/father] living?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-47)

0 No

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q12-47

Go To: Q12-48

Lead-In: Q12-45 [Default]

Q12-47

When did [Name of biological child()]'s natural [mother/father] leave the household?

1 SELECT TO ENTER DATE

2 NATURAL (MOTHER/FATHER) NEVER LIVED IN THIS HOUSEHOLD...(Go to Q12-50)

Go To: Q12-47A

Lead-In: Q12-44 [9:9], Q12-46 [1:1], Q12-46 [-2:-1]

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Q12-47A

INTERVIEWER: ENTER MONTH AND YEAR [Name of biological child()]'S NATURAL [mother/father] LEFT

THE HOUSEHOLD.

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q12-50

Lead-In: Q12-47 [Default]

Q12-48

When did [Name of biological child()]'s natural [mother/father] die?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER MONTH AND YEAR.) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q12-60-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q12-46 [Default]

Q12-50

About how many miles from you does [Name of biological child()]'s [mother/father] live? Is it...

1 Within 1 mile

2 1-10 Miles

3 11-100 Miles

4 101-200 Miles

5 More than 200 Miles

Go To: Q12-51

Lead-In: Q12-47A [Default], Q12-47 [2:2]

Q12-51

In the past 12 months, about how often has [Name of biological child()] seen [his/her()] %mom/dad%?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY) (IF SEPARATION IS MORE RECENT THAN

PAST12 MONTHS, ASK:) Since [Name of biological child()] has been separated from[his/her()] %mom/dad%,

about how often has [Name of biological child()] seen [his/her()] %mom/dad%?

1 Almost every day

2 2-5 times a week

3 About once a week

4 1-3 times a month

5 7-11 times in past 12 months

6 2-6 times in past 12 months

7 Once in past 12 months

0 Never...(Go to Q12-60-LOOP-END)

Go To: Q12-52

Lead-In: Q12-50 [Default]

Q12-52

How long do these visits usually last?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER NUMBER OF DAYS. IF LESS THAN 1 DAY, ENTER 0.) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q12-60-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q12-51 [Default]

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Q12-53

About how many miles from you does [Name of biological child()] live? Is it....

1 Within 1 mile

2 1-10 Miles

3 11-100 Miles

4 101-200 Miles

5 More than 200 Miles

Go To: Q12-54

Lead-In: Q12-44 [Default]

Q12-54

In the past 12 months, about how often have you seen [Name of biological child()]? (IF SEPARATION IS MORE

RECENT THAN PAST 12 MONTHS, ASK:) Since [Name of biological child()] has not been living with you, about

how often have you seen [Name of biological child()]?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Almost every day

2 2-5 times a week

3 About once a week

4 1-3 times a month

5 7-11 times in past 12 months

6 2-6 times in past 12 months

7 Once in past 12 months

0 Never...(Go to Q12-55A)

Go To: Q12-55

Lead-In: Q12-53 [Default]

Q12-55

How long do these visits usually last?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER NUMBER OF DAYS. IF LESS THAN 1 DAY, ENTER 00.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q12-55A

Lead-In: Q12-54 [Default]

Q12-55A

Are you contributing money for the child's upbringing now?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q12-56)

Go To: Q12-55B

Lead-In: Q12-55 [Default], Q12-54 [0:0]

Q12-55B

Do you do this on a regular basis or once in a while?

1 Regular

2 Once in a while

Go To: Q12-55C

Lead-In: Q12-55A [Default]

Q12-55C

How much do you give? (INTERVIEWER: NEXT QUESTION ASKS FOR UNIT)

(ENTER DOLLAR AMOUNT:) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: Q12-55D

Lead-In: Q12-55B [Default]

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Q12-55D

Is that per week, per month or per year?

4 Per Week

1 Per month

2 Per year

3 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q12-56

Lead-In: Q12-55C [Default]

Q12-56

When did [Name of biological child()] last live with you?

1 SELECT TO ENTER DATE...(Go to Q12-57)

0 NEVER LIVED WITH R

Go To: Q12-60-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q12-55D [Default], Q12-55A [0:0]

Q12-57

(When did [Name of biological child()] last live with you?)

(ENTER DATE) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q12-58

Lead-In: Q12-56 [1:1]

Q12-58

(Were/Was) there any period(s) of more than three consecutive months when [Name of biological child()] did not

live with you before that time?

1 Yes

0 No

2 CHILD IS LESS THAN THREE MONTHS OLD

Go To: Q12-60-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q12-57 [Default]

Q12-60-LOOP-END

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP14 counter],[Fertility LOOP14 counter]=[current number of bio children on roster]);

/* end loop. */

Go To: Q12-72

Lead-In: Q12-48 [Default], Q12-52 [Default], Q12-56 [Default], Q12-58 [Default],

Q12-30C [99:99], Q12-44 [8:8], Q12-44 [5:5], Q12-45 [1:1], Q12-51 [0:0]

Q12-72

([current number of bio children on roster] > 0); /* Has R ever had any children? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-72A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-170

Lead-In: Q12-29Rb [Default], Q12-60-LOOP-END [Default]

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Q12-72A

Think now about yourself in the job of being a parent. Please tell me whether you consider each of the following

statements to be very important, somewhat important, or not important to your job of being a parent. Providing my

child with emotional support. Is that .......

1 Very Important

2 Somewhat Important

3 Not important

Go To: Q12-72B

Lead-In: Q12-72 [1:1]

Q12-72B

(Please tell me whether you consider each of the following statements as very important, somewhat important, or not

important to your job of being a parent.) Taking care of my child financially. Is that .......

1 Very Important

2 Somewhat Important

3 Not important

Go To: Q12-72C

Lead-In: Q12-72A [Default]

Q12-72C

(Please tell me whether you consider each of the following statements as very important, somewhat important, or not

important to your job of being a parent.) Taking care of my child's everyday needs. Is that .......

1 Very Important

2 Somewhat Important

3 Not important

Go To: Q12-72D

Lead-In: Q12-72B [Default]

Q12-72D

(Please tell me whether you consider each of the following statements as very important, somewhat important, or not

important to your job of being a parent.) Giving my child's [mother/father] encouragement and emotional support. Is

that .......

1 Very Important

2 Somewhat Important

3 Not important

Go To: Q12-72E

Lead-In: Q12-72C [Default]

Q12-72E

(Please tell me whether you consider each of the following statements as very important, somewhat important, or not

important to your job of being a parent.) Giving my child moral and ethical guidance when appropriate. Is that .......

1 Very Important

2 Somewhat Important

3 Not important

Go To: Q12-72F

Lead-In: Q12-72D [Default]

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Q12-72F

(Please tell me whether you consider each of the following statements as very important, somewhat important, or not

important to your job of being a parent.) Making sure my child is safe and protected. Is that .......

1 Very Important

2 Somewhat Important

3 Not important

Go To: Q12-72G

Lead-In: Q12-72E [Default]

Q12-72G

Some parents spend time teaching their children new skills while other parents believe children learn best on their

own. Which of the following best describes your attitude?

1 Parents should always spend time teaching their children

2 Parents should usually spend time teaching their children

3 Parents should usually allow their children to learn on their own

4 Parents should always allow their children to learn on their own

Go To: Q12-73

Lead-In: Q12-72F [Default]

Q12-73

([number of live births to R since R's last interview] >= 1) OR ([number of biological children R had since date of

last interview] >= 1); /* Has R had any live births since 1998 or prior interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-73z-loop-begin)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-158E

Lead-In: Q12-72G [Default]

Q12-73z-loop-begin

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP16 counter]);

/* Copy name of child resulting from first pregnancy since date of 1998 or prior interview. */

Go To: Q12-74

Lead-In: Q12-73 [1:1]

Q12-74

Now I'd like to ask you some questions about [your/the] %Q12-loop16_text% pregnancy(ies) [that led to the birth of

your child/since DLI that ended in a live birth()].

(INTERVIEWER: HIGHLIGHT NAME OF THE [count of pregnancies since last interview] CHILD [" "/born

since()]. IF CHILD IS A TWIN, HIGHLIGHT NAME LISTED AND PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.)

Refer to Roster: BIOCHILD4; Items Listed: ID, NAME, GENDER, BDATE, STATUS

Go To: Q12-74Aa

Lead-In: Q12-73z-loop-begin [Default]

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Q12-74Aa

([status of biological child (code)([Is child a twin?()])]=97);

/* DID R CORRECTLY IDENTIFY A CHILD BORN SINCE DATE OF LAST INTERVIEW? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-74Ab)

Go To: Q12-74A1

Lead-In: Q12-74 [Default]

Q12-74Ab

INTERVIEWER: [Name of biological child([Is child a twin?()])] WAS NOT BORN SINCE DATE OF LAST

INTERVIEW. PLEASE BACK-UP TO Q12-74, CHECK BIRTHDATES AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT

CHILD RESULTING FROM THIS PREGNANCY.

Go To: Q12-158D-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q12-74Aa [0:0]

Q12-74A1

([Fertility LOOP16 counter] = 1);

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-74A2)

Go To: Q12-74B

Lead-In: Q12-74Aa [Default]

Q12-74A2

([flag indicating if live-birth pregnancy resulted in multiple births([flag indicating if item appeared in previous

loop])] >= 1); /* WAS THIS A MULTIPLE BIRTH - REPORTED IN LAST LOOP? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-74B)

Go To: Q12-76E

Lead-In: Q12-74A1 [0:0]

Q12-74B

INTERVIEWER: DID THIS PREGNANCY RESULT IN THE BIRTH OF TWINS? USE <PGUP> IF

NECESSARY TO CHECK THE ROSTER.

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q12-76E

Lead-In: Q12-74A1 [Default], Q12-74A2 [0:0]

Q12-76E

([Fertility LOOP16 counter] = 1); /* IS THIS THE FIRST TIME THROUGH THE LOOP? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q12-76F)

Go To: Q12-76G

Lead-In: Q12-74A2 [Default], Q12-74B [Default]

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Q12-76F

([flag indicating if live-birth pregnancy resulted in multiple births([flag indicating if item appeared in previous

loop])] >= 1); /* WAS THIS REPORTED AS A MULTIPLE BIRTH IN LAST LOOP? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-76F1)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-76G

Lead-In: Q12-76E [0:0]

Q12-76F1

([gender of the R]); /* SKIP ACCORDING TO RESPONDENT GENDER - MULTIPLE BIRTH */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-157BB)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-118A

Lead-In: Q12-76F [1:1]

Q12-76G

([gender of the R]); /* SKIP ACCORDING TO RESPONDENT GENDER */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12M-78)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12F-77

Lead-In: Q12-76E [Default], Q12-76F [Default]

Q12F-77

When did you become pregnant with [Name of child from pregnancy]? What month and year?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q12F-78

Lead-In: Q12-76G [Default]

Q12F-78

Just before you became pregnant with [Name of child from pregnancy], did you or your partner use any methods to

keep from getting pregnant?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q12F-80)

Go To: Q12F-79

Lead-In: Q12F-77 [Default]

Q12F-79

Had you stopped all methods before you became pregnant?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12F-80)

0 No

Go To: Q12F-81

Lead-In: Q12F-78 [Default]

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Q12F-80

Was the reason you [blank/were not/stopped] using any methods because youyourself wanted to become pregnant?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12F-82)

0 No

Go To: Q12F-81

Lead-In: Q12F-78 [0:0], Q12F-79 [1:1]

Q12F-81

Just before you became pregnant that time, did you want to become pregnant when you did?

(IF NO, PROBE:) Did you want (a/another) baby but not at that time, or did you want (none/no more) at all?

1 Yes

2 Didn't matter

3 No--not at that time

4 No--(none/no more) at all

Go To: Q12F-82

Lead-In: Q12F-79 [Default], Q12F-80 [Default]

Q12F-82

And what about your spouse or partner when you became pregnant that time -- did he want you to have (a/another)

baby? (IF NO, PROBE:) Did he want you to have (a/another) baby but not at that time, or did he want you to have

(none/no more) at all?

1 Yes

2 Didn't matter

3 No--not at that time

4 No--(none/no more) at all

Go To: Q12-83

Lead-In: Q12F-81 [Default], Q12F-80 [1:1]

Q12M-78

Just before [Name of child from pregnancy]'s mother became pregnant with [Name of child from pregnancy], did

you or she use any methods to keep from getting pregnant?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q12M-80)

Go To: Q12M-79

Lead-In: Q12-76G [1:1]

Q12M-79

Had you stopped all methods before [Name of child from pregnancy]'s mother became pregnant?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12M-80)

0 No

Go To: Q12M-81

Lead-In: Q12M-78 [Default]

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Q12M-80

Was the reason you [blank/were not/stopped] using any methods because you yourself wanted [Name of child from

pregnancy]'s mother to become pregnant?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12M-82)

0 No

Go To: Q12M-81

Lead-In: Q12M-78 [0:0], Q12M-79 [1:1]

Q12M-81

Just before [Name of child from pregnancy]'s mother became pregnant that time, did you want her to become

pregnant when she did?

(IF NO, PROBE:) Did you want (a/another) baby but not at that time, or did you want (none/no more) at all?

1 Yes

2 Didn't matter

3 No--not at that time

4 No--(none/no more) at all

Go To: Q12M-82

Lead-In: Q12M-79 [Default], Q12M-80 [Default]

Q12M-82

And what about [Name of child from pregnancy]'s mother when she became pregnant that time -- did she want to

have (a/another) baby?

(IF NO, PROBE:) Did she want to have (a/another) baby but not at that time, or did she want to have (none/no more)

at all?

1 Yes

2 Didn't matter

3 No--not at that time

4 No--(none/no more) at all

Go To: Q12-157BB

Lead-In: Q12M-81 [Default], Q12M-80 [1:1]

Q12-83

During your pregnancy with [Name of child from pregnancy], did you make any visits to a doctor or nurse for

prenatal care, that is, to be examined or talk about your pregnancy?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-84)

0 No

Go To: Q12-85

Lead-In: Q12F-82 [Default]

Q12-84

When did you first visit a doctor or nurse for prenatal care -- during which month of your pregnancy?

(ENTER MONTH NUMBER) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q12-85

Lead-In: Q12-83 [1:1]

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Q12-85

Did you drink any alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, or liquor, during the 12 months before [Name of child

from pregnancy] was born?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-86)

0 No

Go To: Q12-87

Lead-In: Q12-83 [Default], Q12-84 [Default]

Q12-86

How often did you usually drink alcoholic beverages after you found out that you were pregnant?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY) Did you drink...

7 Every day

6 Nearly every day

5 3 or 4 days a week

4 1 or 2 days a week

3 3 or 4 days a month

2 About once a month

1 Less than once a month

0 Never

Go To: Q12-87

Lead-In: Q12-85 [1:1]

Q12-87

Did you smoke tobacco cigarettes at all during the 12 months before [Name of child from pregnancy] was born?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-88)

0 No

Go To: Q12-105

Lead-In: Q12-85 [Default], Q12-86 [Default]

Q12-88

On the average, how many cigarettes did you smoke after you found out you were pregnant? Did you smoke 2 or

more packs a day? Did you smoke 1 pack or more but less than 2 packs a day, or less than 1 pack a day?

3 2 or more packs a day

2 1 or more but less than 2

1 Less than 1 pack a day

0 (IF VOLUNTEERED:) DID NOT SMOKE DURING THAT PERIOD

Go To: Q12-105

Lead-In: Q12-87 [1:1]

Q12-105

Based on either your last menstrual period date or your doctor's or clinic's information, was [Name of child from

pregnancy] born within one week of the expected (due) date?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q12-106A)

Go To: Q12-107

Lead-In: Q12-87 [Default], Q12-88 [Default]

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Q12-106A

Was the baby born early or late?

1 early

2 late

Go To: Q12-106B

Lead-In: Q12-105 [0:0]

Q12-106B

How many weeks [early/late] was the baby?

(IF "1 1/2 WEEKS" ROUND UP TO "2".) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q12-107

Lead-In: Q12-106A [Default]

Q12-107

Was a cesarean section done? (IF NECESSARY, PROBE:) Was the baby delivered by an incision in your abdomen?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-108)

0 No

Go To: Q12-118A

Lead-In: Q12-105 [Default], Q12-106B [Default]

Q12-108

Was this your first cesarean section, or did you have one before?

1 First cesarean

0 Had cesarean(s) before

Go To: Q12-118A

Lead-In: Q12-107 [1:1]

Q12-118A

How much did [Name of child from pregnancy] weigh at birth?

(ENTER NUMBER OF POUNDS AND PRESS <ENTER> TO ENTER OUNCES.) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q12-118B

Lead-In: Q12-76F1 [Default], Q12-107 [Default], Q12-108 [Default]

Q12-118B

(How much did [Name of child from pregnancy] weigh at birth?)

(ENTER NUMBER OF OUNCES.) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q12-119

Lead-In: Q12-118A [Default]

Q12-119

What was [Name of child from pregnancy]'s length at birth?

(ENTER INCHES) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q12-119A

Lead-In: Q12-118B [Default]

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Q12-119A

INTERVIEWER: DID R INDICATE THAT THE LENGTH OF THE BABY WAS AN ESTIMATE?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q12-120

Lead-In: Q12-119 [Default]

Q12-120

How long did your baby stay in the hospital?

1 SELECT TO ENTER NUMBER OF DAYS

0 BABY/RESPONDENT DID NOT STAY IN HOSPITAL...(Go to Q12-123)

Go To: Q12-120A

Lead-In: Q12-119A [Default]

Q12-120A

(How long did your baby stay in the hospital?)

(ENTER NUMBER OF DAYS) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q12-121

Lead-In: Q12-120 [Default]

Q12-121

Did you leave the hospital at the same time as your baby or did you leave earlier or later?

1 Same time

2 Earlier...(Go to Q12-122A)

3 Later...(Go to Q12-122B)

4 BABY STILL IN HOSPITAL...(Go to Q12-158D-LOOP-END)

5 BABY DIED IN HOSPITAL...(Go to Q12-158D-LOOP-END)

6 BABY ADOPTED OUT IN HOSPITAL...(Q12-158D-LOOP-END)

Go To: Q12-123

Lead-In: Q12-120A [Default]

Q12-122A

How many days earlier? Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q12-123

Lead-In: Q12-121 [2:2]

Q12-122B

How many days later? Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q12-123

Lead-In: Q12-121 [3:3]

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Q12-123

In [Name of child from pregnancy]'s first year, did you take [him/her] to a clinic, hospital, or doctor because

[he/she] was sick or injured?

(IF BABY "ADOPTED OUT"/"DECEASED" AND R IS RELUCTANT, SAY:) We appreciate how difficult this is,

but [Name of child from pregnancy]'s experiences are important in helping us understand the health of other

children like [him/her].

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-124)

0 No

Go To: Q12-143

Lead-In: Q12-121 [Default], Q12-122A [Default], Q12-122B [Default], Q12-120 [0:0]

Q12-124

When you took [Name of child from pregnancy] to a clinic, hospital, or doctor the first time because [he/she] was

sick or injured, what was the nature of [his/her] illness or injury?

(INTERVIEWER: RECODE VERBATIM. PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE FOR CODING OF ILLNESS

OR INJURY DESCRIBED HERE.)

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: Q12-124A

Lead-In: Q12-123 [1:1]

Q12-124A

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES. CODE FOR MAIN ILLNESS OR INJURY.

PRESS <ENTER> TO CODE OTHER SYMPTOMS MENTIONED FOR THIS ILLNESSES OR INJURIES. IF

MORE THAN ONE ILLNESS OR INJURY MENTIONED, PROBE:)

What was the main illness or injury?

1 FEVER

2 COLD

3 SORE THROAT

4 PNEUMONIA

5 EAR INFECTION

6 VOMITING, DIARRHEA, OR DEHYDRATION

7 RASH

15 BROKEN BONE

16 BURN

8 OTHER ACCIDENT OR POISONING

9 CONVULSIONS

10 JAUNDICE

11 FEEDING PROBLEMS (FOOD ALLERGY,

FORMULA TOLERANCE, ETC.)

12 MENINGITIS

13 ASTHMA OR BRONCHITIS

14 OTHER (SPECIFY)

0 NONE

Go To: Q12-126

Lead-In: Q12-124 [Default]

Q12-126

How many months old was [Name of child from pregnancy] when you took [him/her] to a clinic, hospital or doctor

the first time for (this) [main illness, child's first visit to clinic]?

(INTERVIEWER: 1 DAY TO 4 WKS = 1 MONTH. MORE THAN 4 WEEKS -- DIVIDE BY 4 AND

ROUND UP. EX: 35 WEEKS = 9 MONTHS.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q12-127

Lead-In: Q12-124A [Default]

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Q12-127

In [Name of child from pregnancy]'s first year, altogether how many visits were made to a clinic, hospital, or doctor

because [he/she] had (that) [main illness, child's first visit to clinic]?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =1 Then Go To: Q12-129

Go To: Q12-128

Lead-In: Q12-126 [Default]

Q12-128

In [Name of child from pregnancy]'s first year, how many months old was [he/she] the last time you took [him/her]

to a clinic or doctor for (that) [main illness, child's first visit to clinic]?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q12-129

Lead-In: Q12-127 [Default]

Q12-129

In [Name of child from pregnancy]'s first year, when you took [him/her] to a clinic, hospital, or doctor because

[he/she] had (that) [main illness, child's first visit to clinic], where did you take [him/her]?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Private doctor's office

2 Public clinic

3 Private clinic

4 Health maintenance organization (HMO)

5 Hospital clinic, walk-in clinic

6 Community health center

7 Emergency room out-patient

8 Other (SPECIFY)

9 Hospital admission

Go To: Q12-130B

Lead-In: Q12-128 [Default], Q12-127 [1:1]

Q12-130B

INLIST([Q12-129()],9); /* Was child from first pregnancy admitted to hospital for first illness in first year of life? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-131)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-143

Lead-In: Q12-129 [Default]

Q12-131

When [Name of child from pregnancy] was admitted to the hospital, was surgery necessary?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q12-132

Lead-In: Q12-130B [1:1]

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Q12-132

Did you have to take time off from work?

1 Yes

0 No

3 Not working

Go To: Q12-143

Lead-In: Q12-131 [Default]

Q12-143

Now we are going to discuss well baby care. In [Name of child from pregnancy]'s first year, did you take [him/her]

to a clinic or doctor for well baby care when [he/she] was not sick?

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-144)

0 No

99 Unknown Code

2 BABY DIED IN FIRST YEAR

3 BABY ADOPTED OUT IN FIRST YEAR

Go To: Q12-157BB

Lead-In: Q12-123 [Default], Q12-130B [Default], Q12-132 [Default]

Q12-144

How many months old was [Name of child from pregnancy] when you took [him/her] to a clinic or doctor for well

baby care the first time?.....

(INTERVIEWER: ENCOURAGE THE RESPONDENT TO ESTIMATE MONTHS OF AGE IF AT ALL

POSSIBLE.)

1 SELECT TO ENTER MONTHS...(Go to Q12-144A)

2 TOOK CHILD TO WELL CARE, BUT DOES NOT KNOW ANY MONTHS OF AGE

Go To: Q12-157BB

Lead-In: Q12-143 [1:1]

Q12-144A

(How many months old was [Name of child from pregnancy] when you took [him/her] to a clinic or doctor for well

baby care the first time?.....) How old was [he/she] the next time?

(INTERVIEWER: CONTINUE TO ASK UNTIL THE LAST TIME IS CODED.) (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)

1 1 month old

2 2 months old

3 3 months old

4 4 months old

5 5 months old

6 6 months old

7 7 months old

8 8 months old

9 9 months old

10 10 months old

11 11 months old

12 12 months old

Go To: Q12-157BB

Lead-In: Q12-144 [1:1]

Q12-157BB

([HHI flag of child from pregnancy]=5) or ([HHI flag of child from pregnancy]=8);

/* IS CHILD ADOPTED OUT OR DECEASED? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-158D-LOOP-END)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-157C

Lead-In: Q12M-82 [Default], Q12-143 [Default], Q12-144 [Default], Q12-144A [Default], Q12-76F1 [1:1]

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Q12-157C

Now, we have a few questions about health care plans. First, is [Name of child from pregnancy]'s health insurance

provided either by an employer or by an individual plan that pays part or all of a hospital bill?

(PROBE IF NECESSARY) Examples of health and hospitalization insurance plan include Blue Cross, Blue Shield,

HMO. (INTERVIEWER: THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS.)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q12-157E)

Go To: Q12-157D

Lead-In: Q12-157BB [Default]

Q12-157D

What is the source of [Name of child from pregnancy]'s health plan? Is it your own policy brought directly from a

medical insurance company, your parent's policy, an employer policy, or something else?

1 Respondent's Parent's policy

2 Respondent/spouse/partner policy bought directly from insurance company

3 Respondent's employer policy

4 Spouse/partner employer policy

5 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q12-157E

Lead-In: Q12-157C [Default]

Q12-157E

There is a national program called Medicaid (Medi-Cal/Medical Assistance/Welfare/Medical Services) that pays for

health care for persons in need. Is [Name of child from pregnancy]'s health care now covered by Medicaid or one

of these public assistance health care programs?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q12-158D-LOOP-END

Lead-In: Q12-157D [Default], Q12-157C [0:0]

Q12-158D-LOOP-END

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP16 counter],([Fertility LOOP16 counter]>=[number of biological children R had since date

of last interview] and [Did R identify a child born since date of last interview?()]!=0));

/* END LOOP WHEN ALL CHILDREN CHECKED FOR NEW STATUS */

Go To: Q12-158E

Lead-In: Q12-74Ab [Default], Q12-157E [Default], Q12-157BB [1:1], Q12-121 [4:6]

Q12-158E

([gender of the R]); /*IS THE RESPONDENT A MALE OR FEMALE? */

1 MALE...(Go to Q12-170)

2 FEMALE

Go To: Q12-159B

Lead-In: Q12-73 [Default], Q12-158D-LOOP-END [Default]

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Q12-159B

([flag #1 for feeding questions]>0) or ([flag #2 for feeding questions]>0) or ([number of biological children R had

since date of last interview] > 0); /* Are there any new children to ask feeding questions for? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-160-LOOP-BEGIN)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-159C

Lead-In: Q12-158E [Default]

Q12-159C

([Any children born since DLI?]=1) or ([Has R had any children?]=1);

/* R HAVE ANY CHILDREN OR ANY NEW CHILDREN SINCE DLI? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-160-LOOP-BEGIN)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-170

Lead-In: Q12-159B [Default]

Q12-160-LOOP-BEGIN

REPEAT([Fertility LOOP18 counter]); /* Begin loop about feeding */

Go To: Q12-161

Lead-In: Q12-159B [1:1], Q12-159C [1:1]

Q12-161

([status of biological child (code)()] = 99); /* Has this child been deleted? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-165bb-loop-end)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-162

Lead-In: Q12-160-LOOP-BEGIN [Default]

Q12-162

([status of biological child (code)()] = 97); /* Is this a new child (since last interview)? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q12-164)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q12-165bb-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-161 [Default]

Q12-164

When [Name of biological child()] was an infant, did you breast feed [him/her()] at all? (IF BABY "ADOPTED

OUT"/"DECEASED" AND R IS RELUCTANT, SAY:) We appreciate how difficult this is, but [Name of biological

child()]'s experiences are important in helping us understand the health of other children like [him/her()].

1 Yes...(Go to Q12-165)

0 No

2 BABY DIED IN HOSPITAL

3 BABY ADOPTED OUT IN HOSPITAL

Go To: Q12-165bb-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-162 [1:1]

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Q12-165

How many weeks old was [Name of biological child()] when you quit breast feeding [him/her()] altogether?

(INTERVIEWER: DETERMINE WHETHER R IS ANSWERING IN WEEKS OR MONTHS OLD, AND

SELECT THE APPROPRIATE ANSWER BELOW.)

1 SELECT TO ENTER NUMBER OF WEEKS OLD...(Go to Q12-165A)

2 SELECT TO ENTER NUMBER OF MONTHS OLD...(Go to Q12-165B)

0 STILL BREAST FEEDING

Go To: Q12-165bb-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-164 [1:1]

Q12-165A

(How many weeks old was [Name of biological child()] when you quit breast feeding [him/her()] altogether?)

(INTERVIEWER: R HAS ANSWERED IN NUMBER OF WEEKS.) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q12-165bb-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-165 [1:1]

Q12-165B

(How many months old was [Name of biological child()] when you quit breast feeding [him/her()] altogether?)

(INTERVIEWER: R HAS ANSWERED IN NUMBER OF MONTHS. PLEASE ENTER ONLY FULL OR

HALF MONTHS.)

Enter Answer: |__|.|__|

Go To: Q12-165bb-loop-end

Lead-In: Q12-165 [2:2]

Q12-165bb-loop-end

UNTIL([Fertility LOOP18 counter],[Fertility LOOP18 counter]=[current number of bio children on roster]);

/* End loop about feeding */

Go To: Q12-170

Lead-In: Q12-162 [Default], Q12-164 [Default], Q12-165 [Default], Q12-165A

[Default], Q12-165B [Default], Q12-161 [1:1]

Q12-170

([gender of the R]); /*IS THE RESPONDENT A MALE OR FEMALE? */

1 Male...(Go to Q12-172)

2 Female

Go To: Q12-171

Lead-In: Q12-72 [Default], Q12-159C [Default], Q12-165bb-loop-end [Default], Q12-158E [1:1]

Q12-171

Are you currently pregnant?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q12-172

Lead-In: Q12-170 [Default]

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Q12-172

Altogether, how many [blank/more] children do you EXPECT to have?

(INCLUDE ANY CURRENT PREGNANCY OF RESPONDENT OR [spouse/partner].) (INTERVIEWER: IF

RESPONDENT SAYS NONE, ENTER "0".)

1 SELECT TO ENTER NUMBER OF CHILDREN

2 NONE...(Go to Q13-0)

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q13-0 If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q13-0

Go To: Q12-174

Lead-In: Q12-171 [Default], Q12-1-C [0:0], Q12-170 [1:1], Q12-1-C [-1:-1]

Q12-174

(Altogether, how many [blank/more] children do you EXPECT to have?)

ENTER NUMBER OF CHILDREN: Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q13-0

Go To: Q12-175

Lead-In: Q12-172 [Default]

Q12-175

In how many months or years do you expect to have your [first/next] child?

(INTERVIEWER: ENTER MONTHS OR YEARS BELOW. PRESS <ENTER> TO ENTER LENGTH OF TIME.)

1 MONTHS...(Go to Q12-175A)

2 YEARS

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q13-0 If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q13-0

Go To: Q12-175B

Lead-In: Q12-174 [Default]

Q12-175A

(In how many months do you expect to have your [first/next] child?)

(ENTER NUMBER OF MONTHS.) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-0

Lead-In: Q12-175 [1:1]

Q12-175B

(In how many years do you expect to have your [first/next] child?

(ENTER NUMBER OF YEARS.) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-0

Lead-In: Q12-175 [Default]

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Child Care

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SECTION 13: CHILD CARE

Q13-0

([number of children in household]); /* SKIP ACCORDING TO NUMBER OF CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD */

>=1 (Go to Q13-1)

Go To: Q14-1-a

Lead-In: Q12-175A [Default], Q12-175B [Default], Q12-172 [2:2], Q12-174 [0:0],

Q12-172 [-2:-2], Q12-172 [-1:-1], Q12-175 [-1:-1], Q12-175 [-2:-2]

Q13-1

Now I have some questions about the youngest child living in your household.

Go To: Q13-2A

Lead-In: Q13-0 [2:99], Q13-0 [1:1]

Q13-2A

How often do you get a chance to read stories to [name of youngest child in household]?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

6 Every day

5 About 3 times a week

4 Once a week

3 Several times a month

2 Several times a year

1 Never

Go To: Q13-2B

Lead-In: Q13-1 [Default]

Q13-2B

Sometimes kids mind pretty well and sometimes they don't. Sometimes they do things that make you feel good. How

many times in the past week have you ... had to spank [name of youngest child in household]?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-2C

Lead-In: Q13-2A [Default]

Q13-2C

([age of youngest child in household]<=3); /* IS CHILD AGED THREE OR YOUNGER? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q13-2G)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q13-2D

Lead-In: Q13-2B [Default]

Q13-2D

(How many times in the past week have you ...) grounded [name of youngest child in household]?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-2E

Lead-In: Q13-2C [Default]

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Q13-2E

(How many times in the past week have you ...) taken away [name of youngest child in household]'s TV or other

privileges?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-2F

Lead-In: Q13-2D [Default]

Q13-2F

(How many times in the past week have you ...) taken away [name of youngest child in household]'s allowance?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-2G

Lead-In: Q13-2E [Default]

Q13-2G

(How many times in the past week have you ...) praised [name of youngest child in household] for doing something

worthwhile?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-2H

Lead-In: Q13-2F [Default], Q13-2C [1:1]

Q13-2H

(How many times in the past week have you ...) shown [name of youngest child in household] physical affection

(kiss, hug, stroke hair, etc.)?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-2I

Lead-In: Q13-2G [Default]

Q13-2I

([age of youngest child in household]<=1); /* IS CHILD AGED ONE OR YOUNGER? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q13-2K)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q13-2J

Lead-In: Q13-2H [Default]

Q13-2J

(How many times in the past week have you ...) sent [name of youngest child in household] to his/her room or put

him/her in a time out?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-2K

Lead-In: Q13-2I [Default]

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Q13-2K

(How many times in the past week have you ...) told another adult (spouse, friend, co-worker, visitor, relative)

something positive about [name of youngest child in household]?

(ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q13-4a

Lead-In: Q13-2J [Default], Q13-2I [1:1]

Q13-4a

(Not counting regular school) In the past four weeks has [name of youngest child in household] been cared for in any

regular arrangement such as a day care, nursery school play group, babysitter, relative, or some other child care

arrangement?

1 Yes...(Go to Q13-5d)

0 No

Go To: Q13-16

Lead-In: Q13-2K [Default]

Q13-5d

During the last 4 weeks, what was [name of youngest child in household] usually doing or how was [name of

youngest child in household] usually cared for during MOST OF THE HOURS that [name of youngest child in

household] was in a child care arrangement.

(RECORD VERBATIM AND CODE ONE ONLY) (CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES)

1 CHILD'S OTHER PARENT OR STEPPARENT

2 CHILD'S GRANDPARENT

3 CHILD'S SIBLING UNDER AGE 15

4 CHILD'S SIBLING AGE 15 OR OVER

5 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15

6 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER

7 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15

8 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER

9 CHILD IN DAY CARE CENTER OR GROUP CARE CENTER

10 CHILD IN NURSERY SCHOOL OR PRESCHOOL

11 CHILD IN DAY CAMP

12 CHILD IN OVERNIGHT RESIDENCE CAMP

13 CHILD IN KINDERGARTEN, ELEMENTARY, OR SECONDAY SCHOOL...(Go to Q13-7)

14 CHILD CARES FOR SELF

15 R'S WORK OR ACTIVITY AT HOME

16 R CARES FOR CHILD AT WORK OR PLACE OF ACTIVITY

17 OTHER ARRANGEMENT (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q13-5e

Lead-In: Q13-4a [1:1]

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Q13-5e

[Q13-5d]; /* JUMP ACCORDING TO ANSWER IN Q13-5d */

1 CHILD'S OTHER PARENT OR STEPPARENT...(Go to Q13-5f)

2 CHILD'S GRANDPARENT...(Go to Q13-5f)

3 CHILD'S SIBLING UNDER AGE 15...(Go to Q13-5f)

4 CHILD'S SIBLING AGE 15 OR OVER...(Go to Q13-5f)

5 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15...(Go to Q13-5f)

6 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER...(Go to Q13-5f)

7 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15...(Go to Q13-5f)

8 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER...(Go to Q13-5f)

9 CHILD IN DAY CARE CENTER OR GROUP CARE CENTER...(Go to Q13-5g)

10 CHILD IN NURSERY SCHOOL OR PRESCHOOL...(Go to Q13-5g)

11 CHILD IN DAY CAMP...(Go to Q13-5g)

12 CHILD IN OVERNIGHT RESIDENCE CAMP...(Go to Q13-5g)

13 CHILD IN KINDERGARTEN, ELEMENTARY, OR SECONDAY SCHOOL

14 CHILD CARES FOR SELF...(Go to Q13-5g)

15 R'S WORK OR ACTIVITY AT HOME...(Go to Q13-5g)

16 R CARES FOR CHILD AT WORK OR PLACE OF ACTIVITY...(Go to Q13-5g)

17 OTHER ARRANGEMENT (SPECIFY)...(Go to Q13-5g)

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=8 Then Go To: Q13-5f

If Answer >=9 and Answer <=12 Then Go To: Q13-5g

If Answer >=14 and Answer <=17 Then Go To: Q13-5g

Go To: Q13-5f

Lead-In: Q13-5d [Default]

Q13-5f

Where was [name of youngest child in household] usually cared for under this arrangement?

(RECORD VERBATIM AND CODE ONLY ONE)

1 CHILD'S HOME

2 OTHER PRIVATE HOME

3 OTHER PLACE (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q13-5g

Lead-In: Q13-5e [Default], Q13-5e [1:8]

Q13-5g

([Q13-5d]=12); /* IS CHILD IN A RESIDENCE CAMP? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q13-10a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q13-5h

Lead-In: Q13-5f [Default], Q13-5e [9:12], Q13-5e [14:17]

Q13-5h

About how many hours per week was [name of youngest child in household] usually cared for under this

arrangement?

1 SELECT TO ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS...(Go to Q13-6A)

996 OVERNIGHT RESIDENCE CAMP...(Go to Q13-10a)

Go To: Q13-7

Lead-In: Q13-5g [Default]

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Q13-6A

(About how many hours per week was [name of youngest child in household] usually cared for under this

arrangement?)

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS:) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q13-7

Lead-In: Q13-5h [1:1]

Q13-7

Was [name of youngest child in household] usually cared for this way during all of the hours that [name of youngest

child in household] was in a child care arrangement during the last four weeks?

1 Yes...(Go to Q13-10a)

0 No

Go To: Q13-8

Lead-In: Q13-5h [Default], Q13-6A [Default], Q13-5d [13:13]

Q13-8

During the last 4 weeks, what was [name of youngest child in household] usually doing or how was [name of

youngest child in household] usually cared for during the OTHER hours that [name of youngest child in household]

was in a child care arrangement during the last four weeks?

(RECORD VERBATIM AND CODE ONLY ONE) (CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES)

1 CHILD'S OTHER PARENT OR STEPPARENT

2 CHILD'S GRANDPARENT

3 CHILD'S SIBLING UNDER AGE 15

4 CHILD'S SIBLING AGE 15 OR OVER

5 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15

6 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER

7 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15

8 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER

9 CHILD IN DAY CARE CENTER OR GROUP CARE CENTER

10 CHILD IN NURSERY SCHOOL OR PRESCHOOL

11 CHILD IN DAY CAMP

12 CHILD IN OVERNIGHT RESIDENCE CAMP

13 CHILD IN KINDERGARTEN, ELEMENTARY, OR SECONDAY SCHOOL...(Go to Q13-10a)

14 CHILD CARES FOR SELF

15 R'S WORK OR ACTIVITY AT HOME

16 R CARES FOR CHILD AT WORK OR PLACE OF ACTIVITY

17 OTHER ARRANGEMENT (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q13-8A

Lead-In: Q13-7 [Default]

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Q13-8A

[Q13-8]; /* SKIP ACCORDING TO TYPE OF CHILD CARE ARRANGEMENT REPORTED */

1 CHILD'S OTHER PARENT OR STEPPARENT...(Go to Q13-8B)

2 CHILD'S GRANDPARENT...(Go to Q13-8B)

3 CHILD'S SIBLING UNDER AGE 15...(Go to Q13-8B)

4 CHILD'S SIBLING AGE 15 OR OVER...(Go to Q13-8B)

5 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15...(Go to Q13-8B)

6 OTHER RELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER...(Go to Q13-8B)

7 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD UNDER AGE 15...(Go to Q13-8B)

8 NONRELATIVE OF CHILD AGE 15 OR OVER...(Go to Q13-8B)

9 CHILD IN DAY CARE CENTER OR GROUP CARE CENTER...(Go to Q13-8C)

10 CHILD IN NURSERY SCHOOL OR PRESCHOOL...(Go to Q13-8C)

11 CHILD IN DAY CAMP...(Go to Q13-8C)

12 CHILD IN OVERNIGHT RESIDENCE CAMP...(Go to Q13-8C)

13 CHILD IN KINDERGARTEN, ELEMENTARY, OR SECONDAY SCHOOL...(Go to Q13-8C)

14 CHILD CARES FOR SELF...(Go to Q13-8C)

15 R'S WORK OR ACTIVITY AT HOME...(Go to Q13-8C)

16 R CARES FOR CHILD AT WORK OR PLACE OF ACTIVITY...(Go to Q13-8C)

17 OTHER ARRANGEMENT (SPECIFY)...(Go to Q13-8C)

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=8 Then Go To: Q13-8B

If Answer >=9 and Answer <=17 Then Go To: Q13-8C

Go To: Q13-8B

Lead-In: Q13-8 [Default]

Q13-8B

Where was [name of youngest child in household] usually care for under this arangement?

(RECORD VERBATIM AND CODE ONLY ONE)

1 CHILD'S HOME

2 OTHER PRIVATE HOME

3 OTHER PLACE (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q13-8C

Lead-In: Q13-8A [Default], Q13-8A [1:8]

Q13-8C

([Q13-8]=12); /* WAS RESIDENCE CAMP REPORTED IN Q13-8? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q13-10a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q13-8D

Lead-In: Q13-8B [Default], Q13-8A [9:17]

Q13-8D

About how many hours per week was [name of youngest child in household] usually cared for under this

arrangement?

1 SELECT TO ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS...(Go to Q13-8F)

996 OVERNIGHT RESIDENCE CAMP...(Go to Q13-10a)

Go To: Q13-10a

Lead-In: Q13-8C [Default]

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Q13-8F

(About how many hours per week was [name of youngest child in household] usually cared for under this

arrangement?)

(ENTER NUMBER OF HOURS:) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q13-10a

Lead-In: Q13-8D [1:1]

Q13-10a

(Not counting tuition for kindergarten, elementary, or secondary school, or overnight camp), did [your or your spouse

/you or your partner] usually pay for ANY of the child care that your [child/children] received in the last four weeks?

(INTERVIEWER: RESPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE EXPENSES FOR ALL CHILDREN.)

1 Yes...(Go to Q13-10b)

0 No

Go To: Q13-11

Lead-In: Q13-8D [Default], Q13-8F [Default], Q13-5g [1:1], Q13-5h [996:996],

Q13-7 [1:1], Q13-8 [13:13], Q13-8C [1:1], Q13-8D [996:996]

Q13-10b

(Not counting tuition for kindergarten, elementary, or secondary school, or overnight camp), how much do [your or

your spouse/you or your partner] usually pay, per week, for child care?

(INTERVIEWER: RESPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE EXPENSES FOR ALL CHILDREN.)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: Q13-11

Lead-In: Q13-10a [1:1]

Q13-11

During the last four weeks, did [your or your spouse/you or your partner] lose any time from work because the

person who usually took care of the [child/children] was not available?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q13-16

Lead-In: Q13-10a [Default], Q13-10b [Default]

Q13-16

Have you had to turn down a job offer in the last four weeks because of difficulties in arranging child care for your

[child/children]?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q14-1-a

Lead-In: Q13-4a [Default], Q13-11 [Default]

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Health

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SECTION 14: HEALTH

Q14-1-a

Now I would like to ask you some questions about your general state of health.

Go To: Q14-1

Lead-In: Q13-0 [Default], Q13-16 [Default]

Q14-1

([flag indicating whether R sworn into active military since date of last interview(1)]=1) or ([flag indicating if R has

done any work for pay since date of last interview] = 1);

/* Machine check: Is R on active duty or reported at least one employer in Section 7? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q14-1a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-1b

Lead-In: Q14-1-a [Default]

Q14-1a

Are you limited in the kind of work you do on a job for pay because of your health?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-6b)

0 No

Go To: Q14-2a

Lead-In: Q14-1 [1:1]

Q14-1b

Would you be limited in the kind or amount of work you could do on a job for pay because of your health?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-6b)

0 No

Go To: Q14-2a

Lead-In: Q14-1 [Default]

Q14-2a

Do you have any physical, emotional, or mental conditions that limit your ability to attend school regularly or do

regular school work?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-6b)

0 No

Go To: Q14-5a

Lead-In: Q14-1a [Default], Q14-1b [Default]

Q14-5a

Do you have any physical, emotional, or mental conditions that require frequent medical attention, regular use of

medication, or the use of special equipment such as a brace, crutches, a wheelchair, special shoes, an air filter, a

catheter and so on?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-6b)

0 No

Go To: Q14-10g

Lead-In: Q14-2a [Default]

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Health

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Q14-6b

([gender of the R]=1);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q14-8a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-6c

Lead-In: Q14-1a [1:1], Q14-1b [1:1], Q14-2a [1:1], Q14-5a [1:1]

Q14-6c

([flag indicating if R is pregnant]=1); /*check if YA is preg from sect 12*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q14-7)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-8a

Lead-In: Q14-6b [Default]

Q14-7

Is your limitation entirely due to your current pregnancy?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-10g)

0 No

Go To: Q14-8a

Lead-In: Q14-6c [1:1]

Q14-8a

What is/are your health condition(s) or limitation(s)? (PROBE IF NECESSARY:) What is it called?

(INTERVIEWER: CONDITIONS ARE LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. CHOICE NUMBER 34 IS

'OTHER (SPECIFY)'- MAKE SURE TO USE THIS CHOICE IF R'S APPROPRIATE CONDITION IS

NOT ON LIST.) (CODE ALL THAT APPLY WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES.)

(1) Allergic condition(s) NOT including asthma

or hay fever

(2) Asthma

(3) Anemia

(4) Appendicitis

(5) Blood disorder or immune deficiency (other

than anemia)

(6) Bronchitis

(7) Bunions,calluses, corns, foot problems

(8) Cancer, tumor

(9) Crippled, orthopedic handicap

(10) Diabetes

(11) Ear infections

(12) Epilepsy/seizures

(13) Gallstones

(14) Hay fever

(15) Hearing differculty or deafness

(16) Heart trouble

(17) Hemorrhoids or piles

(18) Hernia

(19) Hyperkinesis, hyperactivity

(20) Kidney stones

(21) Laryngitis

(22) Learning disability (i.e. dyslexia)

(23) Mental Retardation

(24) Migraine

(25) Minimal brain dysfunction, minimal cerebral

dysfunction, Attention deficit disorder

(26) Nervous Disorder

(27) Phlebitis

(28) Respiratory disorder

(29) Sciatica

(30) Sinus

(31) Speech Impairment

(32) Ulcer

(33) Veneral Disease

(34) Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q14-8c

Lead-In: Q14-6c [Default], Q14-7 [Default], Q14-6b [1:1]

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Q14-8c

([number of R's illnesses] >1);

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to Q14-10Ea)

Go To: Q14-10B

Lead-In: Q14-8a [Default]

Q14-10B

Which ONE of these health conditions would you say is the main cause of your limitation?

INTERVIEWER: IF R CHOSE ONLY ONE IN Q14-8b, SELECT IT AND CONTINUE

Refer to Roster: SICK; Items Listed: NAME, ID

Go To: Q14-10Ea

Lead-In: Q14-8c [Default]

Q14-10Ea

For how long have you had this limitation, [illness name] (other than a pregnancy)?

1 SELECT TO ENTER MONTHS...(Go to Q14-10Fa)

2 SELECT TO ENTER YEARS...(Go to Q14-10Fb)

0 IF VOLUNTEERED: "ALL MY LIFE"

Go To: Q14-10g

Lead-In: Q14-10B [Default], Q14-8c [0:0]

Q14-10Fa

(How long have you had this limitation, [illness name] (other than pregnancy)?) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q14-10g

Lead-In: Q14-10Ea [1:1]

Q14-10Fb

(How long have you had this limitation, [illness name] (other than pregnancy)?) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q14-10g

Lead-In: Q14-10Ea [2:2]

Q14-10g

How would you describe your present health? Is it...

1 Poor

2 Fair

3 Good

4 Very Good

5 Excellent

Go To: Q14-11

Lead-In: Q14-5a [Default], Q14-10Ea [Default], Q14-10Fa [Default], Q14-10Fb [Default], Q14-7 [1:1]

Q14-11

During the past 12 months have you had any accidents or injuries that required medical attention?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-11-aa)

0 No

Go To: Q14-13

Lead-In: Q14-10g [Default]

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Q14-11-aa

How many such accidents or injuries requiring medical attention have you had in the past 12 months?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q14-13

Go To: Q14-11-b

Lead-In: Q14-11 [1:1]

Q14-11-b

Did any of these accidents or injuries require hospitalization?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-11-Loop-Begin)

0 No

Go To: Q14-13

Lead-In: Q14-11-aa [Default]

Q14-11-Loop-Begin

Repeat([Loop counter for accidents/injuries]); /*start loop about accidents*/

Go To: Q14-11-ab

Lead-In: Q14-11-b [1:1]

Q14-11-ab

([Loop counter for accidents/injuries]); /*check to see if this is the first loop through*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q14-11a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-11b

Lead-In: Q14-11-Loop-Begin [Default]

Q14-11a

How many such accidents or injuries requiring hospitalization have you had in the past 12 months?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =0 Then Go To: Q14-11-Loop-End

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q14-11-Loop-End

Go To: Q14-11b

Lead-In: Q14-11-ab [1:1]

Q14-11b

Thinking of your [label to differentiate between R's most recent accident and any previous accidents()] accident or

injury in what month and year did it occur?

Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q14-11c

Lead-In: Q14-11-ab [Default], Q14-11a [Default]

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Q14-11c

What was the cause of the [label to differentiate between R's most recent accident and any previous accidents()]

accident or injury?

(INTERVIEWER: CODE WITHOUT READING CATEGORIES) (RECORD VERBATIM AND CODE ONLY

ONE)

(1) MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT AS OCCUPANT

(2) MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT AS PEDESTRIAN

(3) CYCLING

(4) FALL UNRELATED TO ATHLETICS OR SPORTS ACTIVITY

(5) FALL/CONTACT RELATED TO ATHLETICS/SPORTS ACTIVITY

(6) FIRE OR SMOKE

(7) HOT LIQUID

(8) TOY OR ITEM INTENDED FOR CHILD USE

(9) EQUIPMENT OR DEVICE NOT INTENDED FOR A CHILD

(10) POISONING

(11) SMASHED BODY PART: CAR/DOOR/WINDOW BRUISE/CONTUSION

(12) ADULT INJURED CHILD ACCIDENTLY (PULL/LIFT INJURY)

(13) INTENTIONAL VIOLENT INJURY

(14) "ROUGH HOUSING,"/IMPACT INJURY: WRESTLING, ETC.

(16) FIGHTING: BROKE BONE/NOSE, HIT IN FACE, SHOT, STABBED, ETC.

(17) STRUCK BY OBJECT FROM OTHER PERSON (INTENT UNKNOWN)

(18) INSECT STING OR BITE

(19) STEPPED ON SHARP OBJECT, I.E. GLASS/NAILS/METAL

(20) RAN INTO STATIONARY OBJECT (NOT IN HOME ENVIRONMENT)

(22) RAN INTO STATIONARY OBJECT (HOME ENVIRONMENT)

(21) ANIMAL BITE

(23) CUT BY SHARP OBJECT, I.E. KNIFE/GLASS/TOOL

(24) BURN, I.E. FROM HEATER/CIGARRETTE/OVEN/STOVE

(25) JUMP/FALL ACCIDENT, I.E. OFF FURNITURE/OTHER OBJECT

(26) "TEMPER" INJURIES, I.E. FELL, KICKED FURNITURE, ETC.

(15) OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q14-11d

Lead-In: Q14-11b [Default]

Q14-11d

What specific injury or conditions resulted from this accident or injury?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY) (CODE ALL THAT APPLY)

1 Broken or dislocated bones

2 Sprain, strain or pulled muscle

3 Wound: cuts, scrape, puncture

4 Head injury, concussion

5 Bruise, contusion or internal bleeding

6 Burn, Scald

7 Illness or effect from poisons, medicine (drugs), etc..

8 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q14-11e

Lead-In: Q14-11c [Default]

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Q14-11e

Where did the accident or injury happen? (INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 At home (any, not necessarily respondent's)

2 School (including grounds and athletic areas)

3 Place of work

4 Street or highway

5 Public building or space (other than streets or schools)

6 Place of recreation and sports except school

7 Farm or agricultural area, except farm house

8 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q14-11-Loop-End

Lead-In: Q14-11d [Default]

Q14-11-Loop-End

UNTIL ([Loop counter for accidents/injuries], ([Loop counter for accidents/injuries]=[accident_num]) or

([accident_num]<=0));

Go To: Q14-13

Lead-In: Q14-11e [Default], Q14-11a [0:0], Q14-11a [-2:-1]

Q14-13

([gender of the R]=1); /* Check to see if R is male; if so branch over menses */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q14-14d)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-13a

Lead-In: Q14-11 [Default], Q14-11-b [Default], Q14-11-Loop-End [Default], Q14-

11-aa [0:0]

Q14-13a

SYMBOLEXIST ([whether R has had menses]); /* set symbol for next question */

If Answer =1 Then Go To: Q14-13b

Go To: Q14-14a

Lead-In: Q14-13 [Default]

Q14-13b

([whether R has had menses]=1); /* Check to see if menses information has already been collected. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q14-14d)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-14a

Lead-In: Q14-13a [1:1]

Q14-14a

Have you ever had a menstrual period?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q14-14d)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q14-14d

Go To: Q14-14b

Lead-In: Q14-13a [Default], Q14-13b [Default]

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Q14-14b

How old were you when you had your first menstrual period.

(ENTER AGE:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: Q14-14d

Go To: Q14-14c

Lead-In: Q14-14a [Default]

Q14-14c

In what month and year did you have your first period?

(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR:) Enter Date: |__|__||__|__|__|__|

Mon Year

Go To: Q14-14d

Lead-In: Q14-14b [Default]

Q14-14d

([living arrangement of R]=19) or ([living arrangement of R]=20) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's

household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in

R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]=0);

/* IS R IN HH WITH BOTH PARENTS OR WITH MOTHER ONLY? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q14-20)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-15

Lead-In: Q14-14c [Default], Q14-13 [1:1], Q14-13b [1:1], Q14-14a [0:0], Q14-14a

[-1:-1], Q14-14b [-1:-1]

Q14-15

In the past 12 months have you had any illnesses that required medical attention or treatment?

1 Yes...(Go to Q14-15a)

0 No

Go To: Q14-16

Lead-In: Q14-14d [Default]

Q14-15a

How many such illnesses have you had in the past 12 months?

(ENTER NUMBER OF ILLNESSES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q14-16

Lead-In: Q14-15 [1:1]

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Q14-16

When did you last see a doctor for treatment of an illness?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Less than 1 month ago

2 1 - 3 months ago

3 4 - 6 months ago

4 7 - 11 months ago

5 1 year - 23 month ago (less than 2 years) ago

6 2 or more years ago

7 Never

Go To: Q14-17

Lead-In: Q14-15 [Default], Q14-15a [Default]

Q14-17

When did you last see a doctor for a routine health check-up?

(INTERVIEWER: READ CATEGORIES ONLY IF NECESSARY)

1 Less than 1 month ago

2 1 - 3 months ago

3 4 - 6 months ago

4 7 - 11 months ago

5 1 year - 23 month ago (less than 2 years) ago

6 2 or more years ago

7 Never

Go To: Q14-20

Lead-In: Q14-16 [Default]

Q14-20

How tall are you?

(ENTER NUMBER OF FEET:) (INTERVIEWER: ENTER NUMBER OF INCHES ON NEXT SCREEN)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q14-20a

Lead-In: Q14-17 [Default], Q14-14d [1:1]

Q14-20a

(How tall are you?) (ENTER NUMBER OF INCHES:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q14-21

Lead-In: Q14-20 [Default]

Q14-21

How much do you weigh? (ENTER NUMBER OF POUNDS) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|

Go To: Q14-21a

Lead-In: Q14-20a [Default]

Q14-21a

(([living arrangement of R]=19) or ([living arrangement of R]=20) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's

household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0) or ([flag indicating if R's mother lives in

R's household]>0 and [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]=0)) and ([R's age]<21);

/* IS R IN HH WITH BOTH PARENTS OR WITH MOTHER ONLY AND UNDER AGE 21? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-1A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q14-22

Lead-In: Q14-21 [Default]

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Q14-22

Now we have a couple of questions about health care plans. First, is your health care now covered by health

insurance provided either by an employer or by an individual plan that pays part or all of a hospital or doctor's bill?

(PROBE IF NECESSARY:) Examples of health and hospitalization insurance plans include Blue Cross, Blue Shield,

HMO. (THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS.)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q14-24)

Go To: Q14-23

Lead-In: Q14-21a [Default]

Q14-23

What is the source of your health plan? Is it your own policy bought directly from a medical insurance company,

your parent's policy, an employer policy, or something else?

1 Respondent's Parent's policy

2 Respondent/spouse/partner policy

bought directly from insurance company

3 Respondent's employer policy

4 Spouse/partner employer policy

5 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q14-24

Lead-In: Q14-22 [Default]

Q14-24

There is a national program called Medicaid (or Medi-Cal/Medical Assistance/Welfare/Medical Servies) that pays for

health care for persons in need. Is your health care now covered by Medicaid or one of these public assistance health

care programs?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-1A

Lead-In: Q14-23 [Default], Q14-22 [0:0]

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Q15-1A

We now have some questions about your and your family's income. We appreciate that our questions are difficult to

answer and sometimes seem intrusive; however, we want to reassure you that the information you provide to us is

kept confidential.

Go To: Q15-5

Lead-In: Q14-24 [Default], Q14-21a [1:1]

Q15-5

During 1999, how much did you receive from wages, salary, commissions, or tips from all (other) jobs [military or

civilian/--] before deductions for taxes or anything else?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q15-5-a

Go To: Q15-5A

Lead-In: Q15-1A [Default]

Q15-5-a

What is your best estimate of this amount? Please listen to these categories, and stop me on the category that is best.

1 $1-$5,000

2 $5,001-$10,000

3 $10,001 - $25,000

4 $25,001 - $50,000

5 $50,001 - $100,000

6 $100,001 $250,000

7 More than $250,000

Go To: Q15-5A

Lead-In: Q15-5 [-2:-2]

Q15-5A

([amount of farm sales R earned in 1999] >1); /* Check if any farm income is greater than 1 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-6)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-7

Lead-In: Q15-5 [Default], Q15-5-a [Default]

Q15-6

(Excluding any income you already have mentioned) During 1999, did you receive any money in income from ...

........your own farm?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-7

Lead-In: Q15-5A [1:1]

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Q15-7

(Excluding any income you already have mentioned) During 1999, did you receive any money in income from ...

your own non-farm business, partnership, or professional practice?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15-9)

0 No

Go To: Q15-8

Lead-In: Q15-5A [Default], Q15-6 [Default]

Q15-8

([flag indicating if R has received income from own farm in 1999]=1);

/* check if received farm income in previous year */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-9)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-9A

Lead-In: Q15-7 [Default]

Q15-9

How much did you receive AFTER EXPENSES? (INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-9A

Lead-In: Q15-8 [1:1], Q15-7 [1:1]

Q15-9A

([flag indicating that R is under 18, living with at least one parent, not married, not living with a partner, and has no

children]=1); /* check if R is unemancipated as defined in Q15-1B */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-133)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-9B

Lead-In: Q15-8 [Default], Q15-9 [Default]

Q15-9B

([flag indicating if R has done any work for pay since date of last interview]=0);

/* check if R reported no employers since DLI */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-10)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15U-3

Lead-In: Q15-9A [Default]

Q15U-3

Did you receive any money from unemployment compensation in any months in 1999?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15U-4A)

0 No

Go To: Q15-10

Lead-In: Q15-9B [Default]

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Q15U-4A

For how many months during 1999 did you receive unemployment compensation? Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: q15u-5a

Lead-In: Q15U-3 [1:1]

q15u-5a

How much did you receive per week in the last month you received unemployment? Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-10

Lead-In: Q15U-4A [Default]

Q15-10

(([marital status code]=1) or ([marital status code]=7) or ([flag indicating presence/absence of spouse/partner in

household]=1) or ([flag indicating presence/absence of partner in household]=1));

/* Is R currently married with a spouse or has a partner */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-18)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-32

Lead-In: Q15U-3 [Default], q15u-5a [Default], Q15-9B [1:1]

Q15-18

During 1999, how much did your [R's spouse or partner] receive from wages, salary, commissions, or tips from all

jobs -- military or civilian -- before deductions for taxes or anything else?

(INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-20

Lead-In: Q15-10 [1:1]

Q15-20

(Now, please EXCLUDE any income you already have mentioned earned by your [R's spouse or partner].) (In

addition to the income YOU received from your farm business, partnership, or professional practice,) During 1999,

did your [R's spouse or partner] receive any money in income ... .. from [her] own farm?

(INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-22

Lead-In: Q15-18 [Default]

Q15-22

... or from [his/her] own non-farm business, partnership, or professional practice?

(INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-23

Lead-In: Q15-20 [Default]

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Q15-23

([Q15-20]=1) OR ([Q15-22]=1);

/* Did R's spouse receive any income from own farm, or non-farm business, partnership or professional practice? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-24)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15S-3

Lead-In: Q15-22 [Default]

Q15-24

How much did [he/she] receive AFTER EXPENSES? (INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW)

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15S-3

Lead-In: Q15-23 [1:1]

Q15S-3

Did your [R's spouse or partner] receive any money from unemployment compensation in any month in 1999?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15S-4A)

0 No

Go To: Q15-32

Lead-In: Q15-23 [Default], Q15-24 [Default]

Q15S-4A

For how many months during 1999 did your [R's spouse or partner] receive unemployment compensation?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q15S-5A

Lead-In: Q15S-3 [1:1]

Q15S-5A

How much did your [R's spouse or partner] receive per week in the last month she/he received unemployment

compensation in 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-32

Lead-In: Q15S-4A [Default]

Q15-32

([flag indicating if a non-biological child in R's household]>=1); /*CHECK IF ANY NONBIO KIDS IN HH*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-33a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-32a

Lead-In: Q15-10 [Default], Q15S-3 [Default], Q15S-5A [Default]

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Q15-32a

([current number of bio children on roster]>=1); /*CHECK IF ANY BIOLOGICAL KIDS*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-33a)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15F-3

Lead-In: Q15-32 [Default]

Q15-33a

Are [R or R's spouse or partner] currently legally entitled to receive child support payments through a court order or

any other type of legal agreement?

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to Q15A-3)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=0 Then Go To: Q15A-3

Go To: Q15-33BA

Lead-In: Q15-32 [1:1], Q15-32a [1:1]

Q15-33BA

([marital status code]=1) or ([marital status code]=7); /* married and spouse or partner is in household. */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-33C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-33FA

Lead-In: Q15-33a [Default]

Q15-33C

Who is legally entitled to receive child support - [R or R's spouse or partner] or both of you?

1 Respondent only

2 Respondent's spouse/partner only...(Go to Q15-33KC)

3 Respondent and spouse/partner

Go To: Q15-33FA

Lead-In: Q15-33BA [1:1]

Q15-33FA

What amount of child support for your children are you entitled to now?

(ENTER AMOUNT:) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: Q15-33FB

Go To: Q15-33FAB

Lead-In: Q15-33BA [Default], Q15-33C [Default]

Q15-33FAB

((IF NECESSARY PROBE: (Is/Was) that per month, per year, or what?) (ENTER TIME UNIT OF AMOUNT:)

4 Per Week

1 Per month

2 Per year

3 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q15-33FB

Lead-In: Q15-33FA [Default]

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Q15-33FB

How did you reach agreement on your most recent child support amount? Did you...(READ CATEGORIES)...?

1 Settle the amount without assistance

2 Settle the amount with assistance from attorneys

3 Settle the amount by court order

4 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q15-33FC

Lead-In: Q15-33FAB [Default], Q15-33FA [-2:-1]

Q15-33FC

In what state was the court order or agreement filed?

(1) ALABAMA

(2) ALASKA

(4) ARIZONA

(5) ARKANSAS

(6) CALIFORNIA

(8) COLORADO

(9) CONNECTICUT

(10) DELAWARE

(11) DISTRICT OF

COLUMBIA

(12) FLORIDA

(13) GEORGIA

(15) HAWAII

(16) IDAHO

(17) ILLINOIS

(18) INDIANA

(19) IOWA

(20) KANSAS

(21) KENTUCKY

(22) LOUISIANA

(23) MAINE

(24) MARYLAND

(25) MASSACHUSETTS

(26) MICHIGAN

(27) MINNESOTA

(28) MISSISSIPPI

(29) MISSOURI

(30) MONTANA

(31) NEBRASKA

(32) NEVADA

(33) NEW HAMPSHIRE

(34) NEW JERSEY

(35) NEW MEXICO

(36) NEW YORK

(37) NORTH CAROLINA

(38) NORTH DAKOTA

(39) OHIO

(40) OKLAHOMA

(41) OREGON

(42) PENNSYLVANIA

(44) RHODE ISLAND

(45) SOUTH CAROLINA

(46) SOUTH DAKOTA

(47) TENNESSEE

(48) TEXAS

(49) UTAH

(50) VERMONT

(51) VIRGINIA

(53) WASHINGTON

(54) WEST VIRGINIA

(55) WISCONSIN

(56) WYOMING

(0) NONE

(999) OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: Q15-33FD

Lead-In: Q15-33FB [Default]

Q15-33FD

Were any type of STATE or COUNTY child support guidelines or schedule used to decide on the amount of child

support?

1 YES

0 NO

2 (IF VOLUNTEERED): IN PART

Go To: Q15-33G

Lead-In: Q15-33FC [Default]

Q15-33G

How many of YOUR children are legally entitled to child support under the current court order or agreement?

(ENTER NUMBER:) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q15-33H

Lead-In: Q15-33FD [Default]

Q15-33H

In total how much in child support were YOU SUPPOSED to receive during 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-33I

Lead-In: Q15-33G [Default]

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Q15-33I

In total, how much in child support did YOU ACTUALLY receive during 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-33KC

Lead-In: Q15-33H [Default]

Q15-33KC

([Who is legally entitled to child support?]);

/* Check to see if R's spouse is also legally entitled to child support ([Q15-33C]=2 or 3) */

1 Respondent only

2 Respondent's spouse/partner only...(Go to Q15-33L)

3 Respondent and spouse/partner...(Go to Q15-33L)

Go To: Q15A-3

Lead-In: Q15-33I [Default], Q15-33C [2:2]

Q15-33L

How many of your [R's spouse or partner]'s children are legally entitled to child support under [her] current court

order or agreement?

(ENTER NUMBER) Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q15-33LA

Lead-In: Q15-33KC [2:3]

Q15-33LA

In total how much in child support was your [R's spouse or partner] SUPPOSED to receive during 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-33M

Lead-In: Q15-33L [Default]

Q15-33M

In total, how much in child support did your [R's spouse or partner] ACTUALLY receive during 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15A-3

Lead-In: Q15-33LA [Default]

Q15A-3

Did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive any general cash assistance to needy families, such as TANF or AFDC, in

any months in 1999?

(INTERVIEWER : TANF, AFDC OR OTHER GENERAL CASH ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY FAMILIES DOES

NOT INCLUDE FOOD STAMPS, SSI OR OTHER PAYMENTS BASED ON DISABILITY, OR TARGETED

CASH PAYMENTS OR IN-KIND/NON-CASH RELIEF. INFORMATION ON FOOD STAMPS AND SSI WILL

BE COLLECTED LATER.)

1 Yes...(Go to Q15A-4A)

0 No

Go To: Q15F-3

Lead-In: Q15-33KC [Default], Q15-33M [Default], Q15-33a [-2:0]

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Q15A-4A

For how many months during 1999 did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive TANF, AFDC, or any other general cash

assistance to needy families?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q15A-5A

Lead-In: Q15A-3 [1:1]

Q15A-5A

How much did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive per month in the last month [R or R's spouse or partner] received

TANF, AFDC, or any other general cash assistance in 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15F-3

Lead-In: Q15A-4A [Default]

Q15F-3

Did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive government food stamps in any month in 1999?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15F-4A)

0 No

Go To: Q15W-3

Lead-In: Q15-32a [Default], Q15A-3 [Default], Q15A-5A [Default]

Q15F-4A

For how many months did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive government food stamps in 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q15F-5A

Lead-In: Q15F-3 [1:1]

Q15F-5A

How much did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive per month in the last month [R or R's spouse or partner] received

government food stamps in 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15W-3

Lead-In: Q15F-4A [Default]

Q15W-3

Did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive supplemental security income or public assistance, or welfare payments from

local, state or federal government in 1999?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15W-4A)

0 No

Go To: Q15-57A

Lead-In: Q15F-3 [Default], Q15F-5A [Default]

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Q15W-4A

For how many months during 1999 did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive supplemental security income, public

assistance, or welfare payments from local, state or federal government?

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: Q15W-5A

Lead-In: Q15W-3 [1:1]

Q15W-5A

How much did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive per month in the last month [R or R's spouse or partner] received

supplemental security income, public assistance, or welfare payments from local, state or federal government in

1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-57A

Lead-In: Q15W-4A [Default]

Q15-57A

([flag indicating if a non-biological child in R's household]>=1); /*CHECK IF ANY NONBIO KIDS IN HH*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-58)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-57B

Lead-In: Q15W-3 [Default], Q15W-5A [Default]

Q15-57B

([current number of bio children on roster]>=1); /*CHECK IF ANY BIOLOGICAL KIDS*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-58)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-58A

Lead-In: Q15-57A [Default]

Q15-58

Did [R or R's spouse or partner] (or your children) receive any WIC benefits in 1999?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-58A

Lead-In: Q15-57A [1:1], Q15-57B [1:1]

Q15-58A

([flag indicating if R has been enrolled in school since the date of last interview]<1) or ([flag indicating if R was ever

enrolled in school]=0); /* Machine check: Did R report no school since DLI? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-69)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-58B

Lead-In: Q15-57B [Default], Q15-58 [Default]

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Q15-58B

([is R currently enrolled]=1 and [grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)]<13);

/* Machine check: R is enrolled in 12th grade or less */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-69)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-58C

Lead-In: Q15-58A [Default]

Q15-58C

([is R currently enrolled]=1 and [grade of school R currently enrolled in (code)]>=13);

/* Machine check: R is enrolled in college */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-58F)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-58D

Lead-In: Q15-58B [Default]

Q15-58D

([highest grade R completed]>=13); /* Machine check: Has R attended college? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-58E)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-69

Lead-In: Q15-58C [Default]

Q15-58E

CTOD(SUBSTR ([month and year R stopped attending college],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([month and year R

stopped attending college],04,04)) < [1/1/99];

/* break up string from d4 to include day */ /* Machine Check: Is ending date of college before 1/1/1999? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-69)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-58F

Lead-In: Q15-58D [1:1]

Q15-58F

([Has R ever enlisted in military?]=1); /* Machine check: R has been in military */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-59)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-60

Lead-In: Q15-58E [Default], Q15-58C [1:1]

Q15-59

During 1999, did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive any educational benefits for veterans under the G.I. Bill or

V.E.A.P.?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-60

Lead-In: Q15-58F [1:1]

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Q15-60

During 1999, did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive any (other kinds of) scholarships, fellowships, or grants?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-69

Lead-In: Q15-58F [Default], Q15-59 [Default]

Q15-69

During 1999, did [R or R's spouse or partner] receive any (other) veterans benefits, worker's compensation, disability

payments, or payments from Social Security?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15-70)

0 No

Go To: Q15-73

Lead-In: Q15-58D [Default], Q15-60 [Default], Q15-58A [1:1], Q15-58B [1:1], Q15-58E [1:1]

Q15-70

What was the total amount of these (other) veterans benefits, worker's compensation, disability payments, or

payments from Social Security [R or R's spouse or partner] received during 1999?

Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|.|__|__|

Go To: Q15-73

Lead-In: Q15-69 [1:1]

Q15-73

([living arrangement of R]=11 and [flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]=0 and [flag indicating if R's

father resides in R's household]=0); /* R LIVING IN OWN DWELLING UNIT? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-116)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-133

Lead-In: Q15-69 [Default], Q15-70 [Default]

Q15-116

During any part of 1999, did you live in public housing or did you (IF R LIVES WITH RELATIVES: and your

family) receive a rent subsidy or pay a lower rent because the federal, state, or local government was paying part of

the cost?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-117

Lead-In: Q15-73 [1:1]

Q15-117

Is this (house/apartment) owned or being bought by [R or R's spouse or partner]?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-133

Lead-In: Q15-116 [Default]

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Q15-133

Do [R or R's spouse or partner] own any motor vehicles that are primarily for personal use, including cars,

motorcycles, trucks, a motor home or trailer?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15-134)

0 No

Go To: Q15-134A

Lead-In: Q15-73 [Default], Q15-117 [Default], Q15-9A [1:1]

Q15-134

Do [R or R's spouse or partner] owe any money on (this/these) motor vehicles?

(INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: Q15-134A

Lead-In: Q15-133 [1:1]

Q15-134A

([flag indicating that R is under 18, living with at least one parent, not married, not living with a partner, and has no

children]=1); /* check if R is unemancipated as defined in Q15-1B */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-141)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-138A

Lead-In: Q15-133 [Default], Q15-134 [Default]

Q15-138A

(Aside from any debts you have already mentioned), Do [R or R's spouse or partner] owe any money on credit cards?

1 Yes...(Go to Q15-138B)

0 No

Go To: Q15-140J

Lead-In: Q15-134A [Default]

Q15-138B

Rounding to the nearest hundred dollars, how much do you owe altogether on your credit cards?

(INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|__|

Go To: Q15-140J

Lead-In: Q15-138A [1:1]

Q15-140J

([flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's household]=0) and ([flag indicating if R's father resides in R's

household]=0) and ([flag indicating presence/absence of household members related to the R, other than spouse or

children]=0); /* Machine check: Is R in HH with no adult family members (except possibly spouse/partner)? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-143)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q15-140K

Lead-In: Q15-138A [Default], Q15-138B [Default]

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Q15-140K

([living arrangement of R]); /* Machine Check: Branch on dwelling*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q15-143)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

If Answer >=1 and Answer <=6 Then Go To: Q15-143

If Answer >=15 and Answer <=16 Then Go To: Q15-143

Go To: Q15-141

Lead-In: Q15-140J [Default]

Q15-141

During 1999, how much income did your family have from all sources? Please indicate income from any full or part-

time jobs, temporary or seasonal work and services in the military, the military reserves or the National Guard, a

farm, a business or professional partnership, Social Security, pensions, welfare, interest, gifts of anything else.

(INTERVIEWER: PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW) Enter Answer: |__|__|__|__|__|__|__|

If Answer =-2 Then Go To: Q15-142

Go To: Q15-143

Lead-In: Q15-140K [Default], Q15-134A [1:1]

Q15-142

What is your best estimate of this amount? Please listen to these categories, and stop me on the category that is best.

1 $1-$5,000

2 $5,001-$10,000

3 $10,001 - $25,000

4 $25,001 - $50,000

5 $50,001 - $100,000

6 $100,001 $250,000

7 More than $250,000

Go To: Q15-143

Lead-In: Q15-141 [-2:-2]

Q15-143

How often [do you/does your household] put off buying something you need - such as food, clothing, medical care,

or housing - because you don't have money? Would you say...

1 Never

2 Rarely

3 Occasionally

4 Frequently

5 All the time

Go To: Q15-144

Lead-In: Q15-141 [Default], Q15-142 [Default], Q15-140K [1:6], Q15-140K [15:16],

Q15-140J [1:1]

Q15-144

During the past 12 months, how much difficulty [did you/did your household] have paying bills? Would you say...

1 no difficulty at all

2 a little difficulty

3 some difficulty

4 quite a bit of difficulty

5 a great deal of difficulty

Go To: Q15-145

Lead-In: Q15-143 [Default]

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Income and Assets

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Q15-145

Thinking about the end of each month over the past 12 months, [did you/did your household] generally end up with...

1 more than enough money left over

2 some money left over 3 just enough to make ends meet

4 not enough to make ends meet

Go To: Q16-0a

Lead-In: Q15-144 [Default]

Q16-0a

([flag indicating whether R was interviewed as YA in 1998]=0); /*Machine check: Was R not interviewed in 1998?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q16-5)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: Q16-6h

Lead-In: Q15-145 [Default]

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SECTION 16: ATTITUDES

Q16-5

The next series of sentences describes the way some people feel about how much control they have over their lives.

After each statement, please tell me whether you strongly disagree, disagree, agree, or strongly agree.....

Go To: Q16-5a

Lead-In: Q16-0a [1:1]

Q16-5a

There is really no way I can solve some of the problems I have.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5b

Lead-In: Q16-5 [Default]

Q16-5b

Sometimes I feel that I'm being pushed around in life.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5c

Lead-In: Q16-5a [Default]

Q16-5c

I have little control over the things that happen to me.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5d

Lead-In: Q16-5b [Default]

Q16-5d

I can do just about anything I really set my mind to.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5e

Lead-In: Q16-5c [Default]

Q16-5e

I often feel helpless in dealing with the problems of life.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5f

Lead-In: Q16-5d [Default]

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Q16-5f

What happens to me in the future mostly depends on me.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5g

Lead-In: Q16-5e [Default]

Q16-5g

There is little I can do to change many of the important things in my life.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h

Lead-In: Q16-5f [Default]

Q16-5h

The following statements describe the way some people may feel about themselves. After each statement, please tell

me whether you strongly disagree, disagree, agree, or strongly agree....

Go To: Q16-5h-a

Lead-In: Q16-5g [Default]

Q16-5h-a

I feel that I'm a person of worth, at least on an equal basis with others.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-b

Lead-In: Q16-5h [Default]

Q16-5h-b

I feel that I have a number of good qualities.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-c

Lead-In: Q16-5h-a [Default]

Q16-5h-c

All in all, I am inclined to feel that I am a failure.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-d

Lead-In: Q16-5h-b [Default]

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Q16-5h-d

I am able to do things as well as most people.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-e

Lead-In: Q16-5h-c [Default]

Q16-5h-e

I feel that I do not have much to be proud of.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-f

Lead-In: Q16-5h-d [Default]

Q16-5h-f

I take a positive attitude toward myself.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-g

Lead-In: Q16-5h-e [Default]

Q16-5h-g

On the whole, I am satisfied with myself.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-h

Lead-In: Q16-5h-f [Default]

Q16-5h-h

I wish I could have more respect for myself.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-i

Lead-In: Q16-5h-g [Default]

Q16-5h-i

I certainly feel useless at times.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5h-j

Lead-In: Q16-5h-h [Default]

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Q16-5h-j

At times I think I am no good at all.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5i-a

Lead-In: Q16-5h-i [Default]

Q16-5i-a

I often get in a jam because I do things without thinking.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5i-b

Lead-In: Q16-5h-j [Default]

Q16-5i-b

I think that planning takes the fun out of things.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5i-c

Lead-In: Q16-5i-a [Default]

Q16-5i-c

I have to use a lot of self-control to keep out of trouble.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5i-d

Lead-In: Q16-5i-b [Default]

Q16-5i-d

I enjoy taking risks.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5i-e

Lead-In: Q16-5i-c [Default]

Q16-5i-e

I enjoy new and exciting experiences, even if they are a little frightening or unusual.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-5i-f

Lead-In: Q16-5i-d [Default]

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Q16-5i-f

Life with no danger in it would be too dull for me.

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-6

Lead-In: Q16-5i-e [Default]

Q16-6

Now I am going to read a list of the ways you might have felt or behaved recently. After each statement, please tell

me how often you felt this way during the past week.....

Go To: Q16-6a

Lead-In: Q16-5i-f [Default]

Q16-6a

I did not feel like eating; my appetite was poor.

0 Rarely, None of the time, 1 Day

1 Some, A little of the time, 1-2 days

2 Occasionally, Moderate Amt. of the time, 3-4 days

3 Most, All of the time, 5-7 days

Go To: Q16-6b

Lead-In: Q16-6 [Default]

Q16-6b

I had trouble keeping my mind on what I was doing.

0 Rarely, None of the time, 1 Day

1 Some, A little of the time, 1-2 days

2 Occasionally, Moderate Amt. of the time, 3-4 days

3 Most, All of the time, 5-7 days

Go To: Q16-6c

Lead-In: Q16-6a [Default]

Q16-6c

I felt depressed.

0 Rarely, None of the time, 1 Day

1 Some, A little of the time, 1-2 days

2 Occasionally, Moderate Amt. of the time, 3-4 days

3 Most, All of the time, 5-7 days

Go To: Q16-6d

Lead-In: Q16-6b [Default]

Q16-6d

I felt that everything I did was an effort.

0 Rarely, None of the time, 1 Day

1 Some, A little of the time, 1-2 days

2 Occasionally, Moderate Amt. of the time, 3-4 days

3 Most, All of the time, 5-7 days

Go To: Q16-6e

Lead-In: Q16-6c [Default]

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Q16-6e

My sleep was restless.

0 Rarely, None of the time, 1 Day

1 Some, A little of the time, 1-2 days

2 Occasionally, Moderate Amt. of the time, 3-4 days

3 Most, All of the time, 5-7 days

Go To: Q16-6f

Lead-In: Q16-6d [Default]

Q16-6f

I felt sad.

0 Rarely, None of the time, 1 Day

1 Some, A little of the time, 1-2 days

2 Occasionally, Moderate Amt. of the time, 3-4 days

3 Most, All of the time, 5-7 days

Go To: Q16-6g

Lead-In: Q16-6e [Default]

Q16-6g

I could not get "going."

0 Rarely, None of the time, 1 Day

1 Some, A little of the time, 1-2 days

2 Occasionally, Moderate Amt. of the time, 3-4 days

3 Most, All of the time, 5-7 days

Go To: Q16-6h

Lead-In: Q16-6f [Default]

Q16-6h

([flag indicating if this is R's 2nd time in the grant sample]=1); /*Machine check:Is this R's 2nd time in grant sample?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to Q16-7)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-0

Lead-In: Q16-0a [Default], Q16-6g [Default]

Q16-7

We are interested in your opinion about the employment of wives. I will read a series of statements and after each

one I would like to know whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree.

Go To: Q16-7a

Lead-In: Q16-6h [1:1]

Q16-7a

A woman's place is in the home, not the office or shop. Do you....

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-7b

Lead-In: Q16-7 [Default]

Q16-7b

A wife who carries out her full family responsibilities doesn't have time for outside employment. Do you....

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-7c

Lead-In: Q16-7a [Default]

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Q16-7c

A working wife feels more useful than one who doesn't hold a job. Do you....

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-7d

Lead-In: Q16-7b [Default]

Q16-7d

Employment of wives leads to more juvenile delinquency. Do you....

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-7e

Lead-In: Q16-7c [Default]

Q16-7e

Employment of both parents is necessary to keep up with the high cost of living. Do you....

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-7f

Lead-In: Q16-7d [Default]

Q16-7f

It is much better for everyone concerned if the man is the achiever outside the home and the woman takes care of the

home and family. Do you...

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-7g

Lead-In: Q16-7e [Default]

Q16-7g

Men should share the work around the house with women, such as doing dishes, cleaning and so forth. Do you...

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: Q16-7h

Lead-In: Q16-7f [Default]

Q16-7h

Women are much happier if they stay at home and take care of their children. Do you...

1 Strongly Disagree

2 Disagree 3 Agree

4 Strongly Agree

Go To: YASR-0

Lead-In: Q16-7g [Default]

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Young Adult Self-Report Section

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YOUNG ADULT SELF-REPORT SECTION

YASR-0

INTERVIEWER: IS THIS A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW OR AN IN-PERSON INTERVIEW?

1 TELEPHONE INTERVIEW...(Go to YASR-1)

2 PERSONAL INTERVIEW

Go To: YASR-A

Lead-In: Q16-6h [Default], Q16-7h [Default]

YASR-A

(INTERVIEWER: READ TO THE RESPONDENT:) Finally, we have some questions concerning your experiences

as a young adult. Remember the answers you give will remain strictly confidential and will not be associated with

your name in any way.

Go To: YASR-B

Lead-In: YASR-0 [Default]

YASR-B

INTERVIEWER: TURN THE COMPUTER AROUND AND INSTRUCT R HOW TO PROCEED BY

FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS AT THE TOP OF EACH SCREEN. PLEASE ASSIST R IF ASKED TO DO

SO. R HAS FINISHED THE SELF REPORT WHEN HE/SHE IS ON THE SCREEN SAYING "YOU ARE NOW

DONE WITH THIS SECTION OF THE SURVEY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION."

Go To: YASR-INTRO1

Lead-In: YASR-A [Default]

YASR-INTRO1

The questions in this short section are to be completed by you without the interviewer, unless you have questions.

Please read the instructions in the following screens before you begin to answer the questions. There are three types

of questions in this section...

Go To: YASR-INTRO5

Lead-In: YASR-B [Default]

YASR-INTRO5

QUESTION TYPE #1: ENTER AN ANSWER IN THE SPACE PROVIDED: EXAMPLE: How many more

children do you expect to have? If your answer is "3", you would type "3" in the space provided. Then press

<ENTER> TWICE to continue to the next screen.

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-INTRO6

Lead-In: YASR-INTRO1 [Default]

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YASR-INTRO6

QUESTION TYPE #2: CHOOSE ONE ANSWER ONLY: EXAMPLE: What did you do most often for

entertainment last year? If your answer is "WENT TO A PLAY," you would highlight "WENT TO A PLAY" using

the "DOWN ARROW" key on the lower right hand corner of the keyboard. Then press <ENTER> TWICE to

continue to the next screen.

1 WENT TO A MOVIE

2 WENT TO A CONCERT

3 WENT TO A PLAY

4 WENT TO A SPORTING EVENT

5 NONE OF THE ABOVE

Go To: YASR-INTRO7

Lead-In: YASR-INTRO5 [Default]

YASR-INTRO7

QUESTION TYPE #3: CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY: EXAMPLE: What are your favorite colors? If your answers

are "Blue, Green, and Yellow," you would first highlight "Blue" by selecting it with the "DOWN ARROW" key.

Then check the box next to "Blue" by pressing the <SPACE BAR.> Do the same for "Green" and "Yellow." Then

press <ENTER> TWICE to continue to the next screen.

1 Red

2 Blue

3 Pink

4 Green

5 Yellow

6 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: YASR-INTRO8

Lead-In: YASR-INTRO6 [Default]

YASR-INTRO8

If you do not know an answer or do not wish to answer a question, press <F6> for DON'T KNOW or <F5> for DO

NOT WISH TO ANSWER. These keys are at the top of the keyboard. EXAMPLE: How often do you go shopping?

If your answer is "DON'T KNOW," you would press the <F6> key to highlight "DON'T KNOW" on the list. Then

press <ENTER> TWICE to continue to the next screen.

2 Once a year

4 Once a month 6 Once a week

8 Every day

Go To: YASR-INTRO9

Lead-In: YASR-INTRO7 [Default]

YASR-INTRO9

You are now ready to begin this short section of the questionnaire. You are free to complete this section of the

questionnaire without your interviewer, but please don't hesitate to ask your interviewer questions at any time.

Go To: YASR-1

Lead-In: YASR-INTRO8 [Default]

YASR-1

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0); /* Machine check: Is R new to YA survey? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-1A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-3G

Lead-In: YASR-INTRO9 [Default], YASR-0 [1:1]

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YASR-1A

([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased

in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-23b]=15) or ([flag indicating if R's mother is

deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2); /* Machine check: Is R's mother dead? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-3G)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-1B

Lead-In: YASR-1 [1:1]

YASR-1B

([check item for whether R reported father as deceased as of DLI]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological

father]=2) or ([flag indicating if R's father is alive]=0);

/* Machine check: Did R indicate his/her father was deceased? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-3)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-2A

Lead-In: YASR-1A [Default]

YASR-2A

The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your biological father. How often do your

biological parents get along well together?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE

3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

5 THEY HAVE NO CONTACT...(Go to YASR-2D)

Go To: YASR-2B

Lead-In: YASR-1B [Default]

YASR-2B

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your biological father.) How often do your

biological parents agree about rules about you?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE

3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

5 THEY HAVE NO CONTACT

Go To: YASR-2C

Lead-In: YASR-2A [Default]

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YASR-2C

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your biological father.) How often do your

biological parents argue?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE

3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

5 THEY HAVE NO CONTACT.

Go To: YASR-2D

Lead-In: YASR-2B [Default]

YASR-2D

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your biological father.) How often do you

hesitate to talk about your father in front of your mother?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-2E

Lead-In: YASR-2C [Default], YASR-2A [5:5]

YASR-2E

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your biological father.) How often do you

hesitate to talk about your mother in front of your biological father?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-2F

Lead-In: YASR-2D [Default]

YASR-2F

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your biological father.) How often do you feel

caught in the middle of your biological parents?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-2G

Lead-In: YASR-2E [Default]

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YASR-2G

([flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]=1 and [flag indicating if R's mother lives in R's

household]=1); /* IS R IN HH WITH BOTH PARENTS? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-3G)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-3

Lead-In: YASR-2F [Default]

YASR-3

Do you have a step-father?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes...(Go to YASR-3A)

0 No

Go To: YASR-4A

Lead-In: YASR-2G [Default], YASR-1B [1:1]

YASR-3A

The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your step-father. How often do your mother

and step-father get along well together?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-3B

Lead-In: YASR-3 [1:1]

YASR-3B

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your step-father.) How often do your mother

and step-father agree about rules about you?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-3C

Lead-In: YASR-3A [Default]

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YASR-3C

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your step-father.) How often do your mother

and step-father argue?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-3D

Lead-In: YASR-3B [Default]

YASR-3D

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your step-father.) How often do you hesitate

to talk about your step-father in front of your mother?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-3E

Lead-In: YASR-3C [Default]

YASR-3E

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your step-father.) How often do you hesitate

to talk about your mother in front of your step-father?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-3F

Lead-In: YASR-3D [Default]

YASR-3F

(The following questions deal with relations between your mother and your step-father.) How often do you feel

caught in the middle of your mother and step-father?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 NEVER

2 ONCE IN AWHILE 3 FAIRLY OFTEN

4 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-3G

Lead-In: YASR-3E [Default]

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YASR-3G

([R's age]<19) and ([living arrangement of R]=19 or [living arrangement of R]=20 or [flag indicating if R's mother

lives in R's household]>0 or [flag indicating if R's father resides in R's household]>0);

/* Machine check: Is R age 18 or under AND mom or dad is in the household? */

If Answer =1 Then Go To: YASR-3H

Go To: YASR-4

Lead-In: YASR-1 [Default], YASR-3F [Default], YASR-2G [1:1], YASR-1A [1:1]

YASR-3H

Who sets the rules and limits for what you can and can not do (relating to: money, cars, phone, social life, family

responsibilities?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Set all my limits/rules

2 Set most of my limits/rules

3 Parent(s) set some, I set some

4 Parent(s) set most of my limits/rules

5 Parent(s) set all of my limits/rules

Go To: YASR-4

Lead-In: YASR-3G [1:1]

YASR-4

([flag indicating if will R be 21 or over as of Dec. 31, 2000]=1); /*Machine check to see if R is in grant sample*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-4A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-5A

Lead-In: YASR-3G [Default], YASR-3H [Default]

YASR-4A

([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased

in Q2-18]=1) or ([flag indicating that R reported mother deceased in Q2-23b]=15) or ([flag indicating if R's mother is

deceased]=1) or ([flag indicating if R lives with biological mother]=2);

/* Machine check to see if R's mother is deceased */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-4C)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-4B

Lead-In: YASR-3 [Default], YASR-4 [1:1]

YASR-4B

How close do you feel to your mother? Would you say...

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Extremely close

2 Quite close 3 Fairly close

4 Not very close

Go To: YASR-4C

Lead-In: YASR-4A [Default]

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YASR-4C

([check item for whether R reported father as deceased as of DLI]=1) or ([flag indicating if R's father is alive]=0) or

([flag indicating if R lives with biological father]=2);

/* Machine check to see if R had previously reported father was dead or reported it for the first time in 2000 */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-4E)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-4D

Lead-In: YASR-4B [Default], YASR-4A [1:1]

YASR-4D

How close do you feel to your father? Would you say...

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Extremely close

2 Quite close 3 Fairly close

4 Not very close

Go To: YASR-4E

Lead-In: YASR-4C [Default]

YASR-4E

([number of siblings R has]=0); /* Machine check to see if R has no siblings */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-5A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-4G

Lead-In: YASR-4D [Default], YASR-4C [1:1]

YASR-4G

How close do you feel to [your sibling/the sibling who is closest in age to you]? Would you say...

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Extremely close

2 Quite close 3 Fairly close

4 Not very close

Go To: YASR-5A

Lead-In: YASR-4E [Default]

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YASR-5A

About how old were you the first time you had a glass of beer or wine or a drink of liquor, such as whiskey, gin,

scotch, etc.? Do not include childhood sips that you might have had from an older person's drink.

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 SELECT TO ENTER AGE

95 NEVER HAD A DRINK...(Go to YASR-10)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: YASR-6A

Go To: YASR-5B

Lead-In: YASR-4 [Default], YASR-4G [Default], YASR-4E [1:1]

YASR-5B

ENTER AGE AT FIRST DRINK

(ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN) (PRESS <F6>

FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-6

Lead-In: YASR-5A [Default]

YASR-6

([flag indicating if R has reported age at which they began drinking once a month]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R already reported age at which R drank once a month or more in previous surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-7)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-6A

Lead-In: YASR-5B [Default]

YASR-6A

About how old were you when you first began to drink alcoholic beverages once a month or more often?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 SELECT TO ENTER AGE

95 NEVER DRANK ONCE A MONTH OR MORE...(Go to YASR-7)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: YASR-7

Go To: YASR-6B

Lead-In: YASR-6 [Default], YASR-5A [-2:-1]

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YASR-6B

ENTER AGE WHEN FIRST DRANK ONCE A MONTH OR MORE

(ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN) (PRESS <F6>

FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-7

Lead-In: YASR-6A [Default]

YASR-7

On the average, how often in the last 12 months have you had any alcoholic beverage, that is, beer, wine, or liquor?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

9 Daily

8 Almost daily or 3 to 6 days a week

7 About 1 or 2 days a week

6 Several times a month (25 to 51days a year)

5 1 to 2 times a month (12 to 24 days a year)

4 Every other month or so (6 to 11 days a year)

3 3 to 5 days in the past 12 months

2 1 to 2 days in the past 12 months

1 Did not drink alcohol in the past 12

months...(Go to YASR-10)

Go To: YASR-8

Lead-In: YASR-6B [Default], YASR-6 [1:1], YASR-6A [95:95], YASR-6A [-2:-1]

YASR-8

About how many drinks did you usually have in a day on the days that you drank during the past 30 days?

(IF NONE IN THE PAST 30 DAYS, ENTER ZERO) (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO

ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-9-1

Lead-In: YASR-7 [Default]

YASR-9-1

([YASR-7]>5 AND [YASR-8]>2); /* Machine check: Is R classified as a heavy drinker?*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to YASR-10)

Go To: YASR-9A

Lead-In: YASR-8 [Default]

YASR-9A

During or after drinking, in the past 12 months, how often have you gotten into an argument or fight? Would you say

very often, fairly often, once in a while, or never?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NEVER

1 ONCE IN AWHILE 2 FAIRLY OFTEN

3 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-9B

Lead-In: YASR-9-1 [Default]

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YASR-9B

(During or after drinking, in the past 12 months,) how often have you had problems with friends, family or

neighbors? (Would you say very often, fairly often, once in a while, or never?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NEVER

1 ONCE IN AWHILE 2 FAIRLY OFTEN

3 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-9C

Lead-In: YASR-9A [Default]

YASR-9C

(During or after drinking, in the past 12 months,) how often have you had problems with the police? (Would you say

very often, fairly often, once in a while, or never?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NEVER

1 ONCE IN AWHILE 2 FAIRLY OFTEN

3 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-9D

Lead-In: YASR-9B [Default]

YASR-9D

(During or after drinking, in the past 12 months,) how often have you stayed home from school, or gone late to

school because you were drunk or hungover ? (Would you say very often, fairly often, once in a while, or never?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NEVER

1 ONCE IN AWHILE 2 FAIRLY OFTEN

3 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-9E

Lead-In: YASR-9C [Default]

YASR-9E

(During or after drinking, in the past 12 months, how often have you stayed home from work, or gone late to work

because you were drunk or hungover? (Would you say very often, fairly often, once in a while, or never?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NEVER

1 ONCE IN AWHILE 2 FAIRLY OFTEN

3 VERY OFTEN

Go To: YASR-10

Lead-In: YASR-9D [Default]

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YASR-10

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0) and ([R's age]<=18);

/* Machine check: Is R new to YA survey? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-10A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-10-1

Lead-In: YASR-9E [Default], YASR-5A [95:95], YASR-7 [1:1], YASR-9-1 [0:0]

YASR-10A

About how many of the students in your grade at school drink at least sometimes?

Would you say none of them, a few of them, half of the, most of them, or all of them?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NONE

1 A FEW

2 HALF OF THEM

3 MOST OF THEM

4 ALL OF THEM

Go To: YASR-10B

Lead-In: YASR-10 [1:1]

YASR-10B

About how many of the people your age that you hang around with drink at least sometimes?

(Would you say none of them, a few of them, half of the, most of them, or all of them?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NONE

1 A FEW

2 HALF OF THEM

3 MOST OF THEM

4 ALL OF THEM

Go To: YASR-10C

Lead-In: YASR-10A [Default]

YASR-10C

About how many of the people your age in your neighborhood drink at least sometimes?

(Would you say none of them, a few of them, half of the, most of them, or all of them?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NONE

1 A FEW

2 HALF OF THEM

3 MOST OF THEM

4 ALL OF THEM

Go To: YASR-10-1

Lead-In: YASR-10B [Default]

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YASR-10-1

About how many hours do you watch TV in a typical week?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 None

2 Less than 5 hours per week

3 5 to 9 hours per week

4 10 to 14 hours per week

5 15 to 19 hours per week

6 20 to 24 hours per week

7 25 to 29 hours per week

8 30 to 24 hours per week

9 35 or more hours per week

Go To: YASR-11

Lead-In: YASR-10 [Default], YASR-10C [Default]

YASR-11

Do you have access to a computer?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-19)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-19

Go To: YASR-12

Lead-In: YASR-10-1 [Default]

YASR-12

Where do you have access to a computer? Is it in your home, at school, on your job or somewhere else?

(CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY) (PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN

PRESS THE <SPACE BAR> TO CHECK THAT ANSWER. AFTER CHECKING ALL THE ANSWERS THAT

APPLY, PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW"

AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER".)

1 AT HOME

2 AT SCHOOL 3 AT WORK

4 OTHER PLACE (SPECIFY)

Go To: YASR-12A

Lead-In: YASR-11 [Default]

YASR-12A

([is R currently enrolled]=1); /* Machine check: Is R currently enrolled in school? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-13)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-13A

Lead-In: YASR-12 [Default]

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YASR-13

About how often do you use any computer to do activities related to school?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

4 Almost every day

3 Several times a week

2 About once a week

1 Less than once a week

0 Never

Go To: YASR-13A

Lead-In: YASR-12A [1:1]

YASR-13A

([flag indicating if R has done any work for pay since date of last interview]=1);

/* Machine check: Did R report any employers? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-13B)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-15

Lead-In: YASR-12A [Default], YASR-13 [Default]

YASR-13B

([flag indicating if R is currently working(1)]=1); /* Machine check: Is R currently employed? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-14)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-15

Lead-In: YASR-13A [1:1]

YASR-14

About how often do you use any computer to do activities related to work?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

4 Almost every day

3 Several times a week

2 About once a week

1 Less than once a week

0 Never

Go To: YASR-15

Lead-In: YASR-13B [1:1]

YASR-15

About how often do you use any computer to read or send electronic mail (e-mail)?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

4 Almost every day

3 Several times a week

2 About once a week

1 Less than once a week

0 Never

Go To: YASR-16

Lead-In: YASR-13A [Default], YASR-13B [Default], YASR-14 [Default]

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YASR-16

About how often do you use any computer to access the internet or other on-line networks/services?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

4 Almost every day

3 Several times a week

2 About once a week

1 Less than once a week

0 Never

Go To: YASR-17

Lead-In: YASR-15 [Default]

YASR-17

About how often do you use any computer to create or write computer programs?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

4 Almost every day

3 Several times a week

2 About once a week

1 Less than once a week

0 Never

Go To: YASR-18

Lead-In: YASR-16 [Default]

YASR-18

About how often do you use any computer to play games?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

4 Almost every day

3 Several times a week

2 About once a week

1 Less than once a week

0 Never

Go To: YASR-19

Lead-In: YASR-17 [Default]

YASR-19

([flag indicating if R has ever reported using cigarettes]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported cigarette smoking in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-19B)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-19A

Lead-In: YASR-18 [Default], YASR-11 [0:0], YASR-11 [-1:-1]

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YASR-19A

Have you ever smoked a cigarette?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-24A)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-24A

Go To: YASR-19B

Lead-In: YASR-19 [Default]

YASR-19B

([flag indicating R has reported age at first use of cigarettes]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported age when first smoked in previous surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-21)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-20

Lead-In: YASR-19A [Default], YASR-19 [1:1]

YASR-20

How old were you the first time you smoked cigarettes?

ENTER AGE IN YEARS: (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT

SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-21

Lead-In: YASR-19B [Default]

YASR-21

When was the most recent time you smoked cigarettes?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 WITHIN THE PAST MONTH (30 DAYS)...(Go to YASR-22)

2 1 TO 3 MONTHS AGO

3 4 OR MORE MONTHS AGO BUT LESS THAN 6 MONTHS AGO

4 6 OR MORE MONTHS AGO BUT LESS THAN 1 YEAR AGO

5 1 OR MORE YEARS AGO BUT LESS THAN 3 YEARS AGO

6 3 OR MORE YEARS AGO

7 NEVER SMOKED A CIGARETTE

Go To: YASR-24A

Lead-In: YASR-20 [Default], YASR-19B [1:1]

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YASR-22

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, have you smoked cigarettes on average?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 OR 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS...(Go to YASR-24A)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-24A

Go To: YASR-23

Lead-In: YASR-21 [1:1]

YASR-23

On the days that you smoked in the last 30 days, how many cigarettes per day did you smoke?

ENTER NUMBER OF CIGARETTES PER DAY: (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO

ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-24A

Lead-In: YASR-22 [Default]

YASR-24

([flag indicating if R has ever reported using marijuana]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported using marijuana in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-25)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-24A

Lead-In: none

YASR-24A

Have you ever used marijuana?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-27-1)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-27-1

Go To: YASR-25

Lead-In: YASR-21 [Default], YASR-23 [Default], YASR-24 [Default], YASR-19A

[0:0], YASR-22 [0:0], YASR-19A [-1:-1], YASR-22 [-1:-1]

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YASR-24B

([flag indicating R has reported age at first use of marijuana]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported age at first marijuana use in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-25

Lead-In: none

YASR-25

How old were you the first time you used marijuana?

ENTER AGE IN YEARS: (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT

SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-26

Lead-In: YASR-24A [Default], YASR-24B [Default], YASR-24 [1:1]

YASR-26

When was the most recent time you used marijuana?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 WITHIN THE PAST MONTH (30 DAYS)

2 1 TO 3 MONTHS AGO

3 4 OR MORE MONTHS AGO BUT LESS THAN 6 MONTHS AGO

4 6 OR MORE MONTHS AGO BUT LESS THAN 1 YEAR AGO

5 1 OR MORE YEARS AGO BUT LESS THAN 3 YEARS AGO

6 3 OR MORE YEARS AGO

7 NEVER USED MARIJUANA

Go To: YASR-26-1

Lead-In: YASR-25 [Default], YASR-24B [1:1]

YASR-26-1

([YASR-26]>0 AND [YASR-26] <5); /* Machine check: Is R classified as heavy marijuana user? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY...(Go to YASR-27-1)

Go To: YASR-26A

Lead-In: YASR-26 [Default]

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YASR-26A

During the past twelve months, did you have a period of a month or more when you spent a great deal of time

getting, using, or getting over the effects of marijuana?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-26B

Lead-In: YASR-26-1 [Default]

YASR-26B

During the past twelve months, have you used marijuana more often or in larger amounts than you intended?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-26C

Lead-In: YASR-26A [Default]

YASR-26C

During the past twelve months, have you built up a tolerance to marijuana so that the same amount had less effect

than before?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-26D

Lead-In: YASR-26B [Default]

YASR-26D

During the past twelve months, has using marijuana often kept you from working, going to school, taking care of

children, or taking part in recreational activities?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-26E

Lead-In: YASR-26C [Default]

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YASR-26E

During the past twelve months, has using marijuana caused you to have any emotional or psychological problems,

such as feeling uninterested in things, feeling depressed, feeling suspicious of people, feeling paranoid, or having

strange ideas?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-26F

Lead-In: YASR-26D [Default]

YASR-26F

During the past twelve months, has using marijuana caused you to have any health problems?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-26G

Lead-In: YASR-26E [Default]

YASR-26G

During the past twelve months, did you want to or try to stop or cut down on using marijuana, but found that you

couldn't?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-26H

Lead-In: YASR-26F [Default]

YASR-26H

([flag indicating if R has done any work for pay since date of last interview] >0); /*Check for at least one employer*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26Ia)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26K

Lead-In: YASR-26G [Default]

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YASR-26Ia

CTOD(SUBSTR ([stop date for new employer()(1)],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([stop date for new

employer()(1)],04,04)) >=[the date twelve months prior to current interview date];

/* Check if first employer in last 12 months*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26J)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26Iaa

Lead-In: YASR-26H [1:1]

YASR-26Iaa

([flag indicating if R has had any more employers since date of last interview(1)]=1);

/* Check for two or more employers */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26Ib)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26K

Lead-In: YASR-26Ia [Default]

YASR-26Ib

CTOD(SUBSTR ([stop date for new employer()(2)],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([stop date for new

employer()(2)],04,04)) >=[the date twelve months prior to current interview date];

/* Check if second employer in last 12 months*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26J)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26Iba

Lead-In: YASR-26Iaa [1:1]

YASR-26Iba

([flag indicating if R has had any more employers since date of last interview(2)]=1);

/* Check for more than two employers */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26Ic)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26K

Lead-In: YASR-26Ib [Default]

YASR-26Ic

CTOD(SUBSTR ([stop date for new employer()(3)],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([stop date for new

employer()(3)],04,04)) >=[the date twelve months prior to current interview date];

/* Check if third employer in last 12 months*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26J)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26Ica

Lead-In: YASR-26Iba [1:1]

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YASR-26Ica

([flag indicating if R has had any more employers since date of last interview(3)]=1);

/* Check for more than three employers */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26Id)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26K

Lead-In: YASR-26Ic [Default]

YASR-26Id

CTOD(SUBSTR ([stop date for new employer()(4)],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([stop date for new

employer()(4)],04,04)) >=[the date twelve months prior to current interview date];

/* Check if fourth employer in last 12 months*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26J)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26Ida

Lead-In: YASR-26Ica [1:1]

YASR-26Ida

([flag indicating if R has had any more employers since date of last interview(4)]=1);

/* Check for more than four employers */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26Ie)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26K

Lead-In: YASR-26Id [Default]

YASR-26Ie

CTOD(SUBSTR ([stop date for new employer()(5)],01,02) + "/15/" + SUBSTR([stop date for new

employer()(5)],04,04)) >=[the date twelve months prior to current interview date];

/* Check if fifth employer in last 12 months*/

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-26J)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-26K

Lead-In: YASR-26Ida [1:1]

YASR-26J

During the past twelve months, how often, if ever, did you use or feel high from marijuana during work time or on

breaks?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

6 Almost every day

5 3 or 4 days a week

4 1 or 2 days a week

3 3 or 4 days a month

2 About once a month

1 Less than once a month

0 Never

Go To: YASR-26K

Lead-In: YASR-26Ia [1:1], YASR-26Ib [1:1], YASR-26Ic [1:1], YASR-26Id [1:1], YASR-26Ie [1:1]

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YASR-26K

([most recent time R used marijuana]=1); /* Machine check: Has R reported using marijuana in last 30 days? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-27)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-27-1

Lead-In: YASR-26H [Default], YASR-26Iaa [Default], YASR-26Iba [Default], YASR-

26Ica [Default], YASR-26Ida [Default], YASR-26Ie [Default], YASR-26J [Default]

YASR-27

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, did you use marijuana on average?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 0R 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS

Go To: YASR-27-1

Lead-In: YASR-26K [1:1]

YASR-27-1

([flag indicating if R is classified as a heavy drinker]=1 OR [flag indicating if R is classified as a heavy marijuana

user]=1); /* Machine check: Is R classified as heavy drinker or heavy marijuana user? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-27-2)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-27A

Lead-In: YASR-26K [Default], YASR-27 [Default], YASR-24A [0:0], YASR-26-1 [0:0], YASR-24A [-1:-1]

YASR-27-2

We have asked you many questions about substance use. Now we have just a few, short questions about other

substances.

Go To: YASR-27A

Lead-In: YASR-27-1 [1:1]

YASR-27A

Have you ever used amphetimines or stimulants (uppers, speed) in any form -- such as Methamphetamine (crank,

crystal, ice), prescription diet pills, or Ritalin -- that were not prescibed for you, or you took only for the experience

or feeling they caused? Do not include over-the-counter stimulant such as Dexatrim or No-Doz that can be bought

without a prescription.

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes...(Go to YASR-27B)

0 No

Go To: YASR-27E

Lead-In: YASR-27-1 [Default], YASR-27-2 [Default]

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YASR-27B

When was the most recent time you used amphetimines or stimulants in any form that were not prescibed for you, or

you took only for the experience or feeling they caused?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 WITHIN THE PAST MONTH (30 DAYS)...(Go to YASR-27C)

2 1 TO 3 MONTHS AGO...(Go to YASR-27C)

3 4 OR MORE MONTHS AGO BUT LESS THAN 6 MONTHS AGO...(Go to YASR-27C)

4 6 OR MORE MONTHS AGO BUT LESS THAN 1 YEAR AGO...(Go to YASR-27C)

5 1 OR MORE YEARS AGO BUT LESS THAN 3 YEARS AGO

6 3 OR MORE YEARS AGO

7 NEVER USED AMPHETIMINES

Go To: YASR-27E

Lead-In: YASR-27A [1:1]

YASR-27C

([flag indicating if new employer() is first employer in last 12 months]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R worked in last 12 months? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-27D)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-27E

Lead-In: YASR-27B [1:4]

YASR-27D

During the past twelve months, how often, if ever, did you use or feel high from such amphetamines or stimulants

during work time or on breaks?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

6 Almost every day

5 3 or 4 days a week

4 1 or 2 days a week

3 3 or 4 days a month

2 About once a month

1 Less than once a month

0 Never

Go To: YASR-27E

Lead-In: YASR-27C [1:1]

YASR-27E

Have you ever used any drugs other than marijuana or amphetamines, such as cocaine, "crack" ("rock") cocaine,

hallucinogens, downers, sniffing glue, or something else?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-42)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-42

Go To: YASR-28

Lead-In: YASR-27A [Default], YASR-27B [Default], YASR-27C [Default], YASR-27D [Default]

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YASR-28

([flag indicating if R has ever reported sniffing substances for mind-altering purposes]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported sniffing and huffing in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-29)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-28A

Lead-In: YASR-27E [Default]

YASR-28A

Have you ever "sniffed" or "huffed" substances like glue, gas, sprays, fluids or anything like that for kicks or to get

high?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-30)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-30

Go To: YASR-29

Lead-In: YASR-28 [Default]

YASR-29

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, did you "sniff" or "huff" one of these substances?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 0R 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS

Go To: YASR-30

Lead-In: YASR-28A [Default], YASR-28 [1:1]

YASR-30

([flag indicating if R has ever reported using cocaine]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported using cocaine in past surveys? */

If Answer =1 Then Go To: YASR-31

Go To: YASR-30A

Lead-In: YASR-29 [Default], YASR-28A [0:0], YASR-28A [-1:-1]

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YASR-30A

Have you ever used cocaine (other than "crack")?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-32)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-32

Go To: YASR-31

Lead-In: YASR-30 [Default]

YASR-31

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, did you use cocaine (other than "crack") on average?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 0R 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS

Go To: YASR-32

Lead-In: YASR-30A [Default], YASR-30 [1:1]

YASR-32

([flag indicating if R has ever used "crack" cocaine]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported using crack cocaine in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-33)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-32A

Lead-In: YASR-31 [Default], YASR-30A [0:0], YASR-30A [-1:-1]

YASR-32A

Have you ever used "crack" ("rock") cocaine?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-34)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-34

Go To: YASR-33

Lead-In: YASR-32 [Default]

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YASR-33

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, did you use "crack" ("rock") cocaine on average?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 0R 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS

Go To: YASR-34

Lead-In: YASR-32A [Default], YASR-32 [1:1]

YASR-34

([flag indicating if R has reported using hallucinogens]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported using hallucinogens in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-35)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-34A

Lead-In: YASR-33 [Default], YASR-32A [0:0], YASR-32A [-1:-1]

YASR-34A

Have you ever used hallucinogens, such as LSD, PCP, peyote or mescaline?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-36)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-36

Go To: YASR-35

Lead-In: YASR-34 [Default]

YASR-35

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, did you use hallucinogens, such as LSD, PCP, peyote or mescaline?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 0R 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS

Go To: YASR-36

Lead-In: YASR-34A [Default], YASR-34 [1:1]

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YASR-36

([flag indicating if R has reported using downers]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported using downers in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-37)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-36A

Lead-In: YASR-35 [Default], YASR-34A [0:0], YASR-34A [-1:-1]

YASR-36A

Have you ever used sedatives or "downers," such as barbiturates, sleeping pills or Seconal?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-38A)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-38A

Go To: YASR-37

Lead-In: YASR-36 [Default]

YASR-37

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, did you use sedatives or "downers," such as barbiturates, sleeping pills or

Seconal?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 0R 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS

Go To: YASR-38A

Lead-In: YASR-36A [Default], YASR-36 [1:1]

YASR-38A

Have you ever used any other drugs that we have not already talked about, such as stimulants, heroin, steriods,

MDMA (Ectasy), or Crystal Methamphetamine ("Ice")?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-42)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-42

Go To: YASR-38B

Lead-In: YASR-37 [Default], YASR-36A [0:0], YASR-36A [-1:-1]

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YASR-38B

During the last 30 days, how often, if ever, did you use these other drugs?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

2 1 OR 2 DAYS PER WEEK

3 3 0R 4 DAYS PER WEEK

4 5 OR 6 DAYS PER WEEK

5 EVERY DAY

0 NEVER IN THE LAST 30 DAYS

Go To: YASR-42

Lead-In: YASR-38A [Default]

YASR-42

([R's age]<19);

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-42A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-43

Lead-In: YASR-38B [Default], YASR-27E [0:0], YASR-38A [0:0], YASR-27E [-1:-1], YASR-38A [-1:-1]

YASR-42A

([flag indicating if R has ever reported having a sex education class]=1);

/* Machine check: R has reported having a sex education class in previous surveys */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-43)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-42B

Lead-In: YASR-42 [1:1]

YASR-42B

Did you ever have a course or spend any time in a class at school learning about sex education?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-43)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-43

Go To: YASR-42C

Lead-In: YASR-42A [Default]

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YASR-42C

What grade were you in when you first had this course or discussion?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 1ST GRADE

2 2ND GRADE

3 3RD GRADE

4 4TH GRADE

5 5TH GRADE

6 6TH GRADE

7 7TH GRADE

8 8TH GRADE

9 9TH GRADE

10 10TH GRADE

11 11TH GRADE

12 12TH GRADE

Go To: YASR-43

Lead-In: YASR-42B [Default]

YASR-43

([marital status code]=1) OR ([marital status code]=7);

/* Machine check: Is R currently married or living with a partner? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-44)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-47

Lead-In: YASR-42 [Default], YASR-42C [Default], YASR-42A [1:1], YASR-42B [0:0], YASR-42B [-1:-1]

YASR-44

([flag indicating R has indicated a same-sex partner on the household roster]=1);

/* Machine check: Did R report same-sex partner? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-58A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-50

Lead-In: YASR-43 [1:1]

YASR-47

([flag if R has reported ever having sexual intercourse]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reprted having had sexual intercourse in past surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-49)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-47A

Lead-In: YASR-43 [Default]

YASR-47A

Have you ever had sexual intercourse ("had sex", "made it")?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-58A)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-58A

Go To: YASR-48

Lead-In: YASR-47 [Default]

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YASR-48

How old were you when you first had sexual intercourse?

ENTER AGE IN YEARS: (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT

SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-49

Lead-In: YASR-47A [Default]

YASR-49

With how many people have you had sexual intercourse in the last 12 months?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

0 NONE

1 ONE

2 TWO

3 THREE

4 FOUR OR MORE

5 IF VOLUNTEERED, NEVER HAD SEXUAL INTERCOURSE...(Go to YASR-58A)

Go To: YASR-50

Lead-In: YASR-48 [Default], YASR-47 [1:1]

YASR-50

How long ago did you last have sexual intercourse?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Less than 1 month ago

2 1 month or more but less than 6 months ago

3 More than 6 months but less than 1 year ago

4 1 year or more ago

5 IF VOLUNTEERED, NEVER HAD SEXUAL INTERCOURSE...(Go to YASR-58A)

Go To: YASR-50A

Lead-In: YASR-44 [Default], YASR-49 [Default]

YASR-50A

([marital status code]=1) OR ([marital status code]=7);

/* Machine check: Is R currently married or living with a partner? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-54)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-51

Lead-In: YASR-50 [Default]

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YASR-51

Were you living with this person at the time?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-52

Lead-In: YASR-50A [Default]

YASR-52

What best describes your relationship with this person when you last had sexual intercourse? Were you....

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Married

2 Engaged

3 Living together in a romantic, sexual

relationship, but not engaged

4 Going together or going steady

5 Going out once in a while

6 Just friends

7 Had just met him/her

8 Separated or divorced

9 Other type of relationship (SPECIFY)

Go To: YASR-53

Lead-In: YASR-51 [Default]

YASR-53

How old was this person when you last had sexual intercourse?

(ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN)

(PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-54

Lead-In: YASR-52 [Default]

YASR-54

The most recent time you had sexual intercourse, did you and your partner use any birth control methods?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-58A)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: YASR-58A

Go To: YASR-54A

Lead-In: YASR-53 [Default], YASR-50A [1:1]

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YASR-54A

Which birth control method(s) did you use? (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS THE <SPACE BAR>

TO CHECK THAT ANSWER. AFTER CHECKING ALL THE ANSWERS THAT APPLY, PRESS <ENTER>

TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT

WISH TO ANSWER".)

1 Pill

2 Condom, rubber

3 Foam

4 Jelly or cream alone

5 Suppository or insert

6 Diaphram with or without jelly or cream

7 Douching after intercourse

8 IUD, coil, loop

9 Operation--Female sterilization, tubes tied

10 Operation--Male sterilization, vasectomy

11 Natural family planning, safe period by

temperature or cervical mucous test

12 Rhythm or safe period by calendar

13 Withdrawal/pulling out

14 Contraceptive sponge

15 Abstinence

17 Norplant

18 Cervical Cap

19 Depo Provera ("the shot")

16 Other Method (SPECIFY)

95 NONE Go To: YASR-54B

Lead-In: YASR-54 [Default]

YASR-54B

Which birth control method(s) did your partner use? (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS THE <SPACE BAR> TO

CHECK THAT ANSWER. AFTER CHECKING ALL THE ANSWERS THAT APPLY, PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Pill

2 Condom, rubber

3 Foam

4 Jelly or cream alone

5 Suppository or insert

6 Diaphram with or without jelly or cream

7 Douching after intercourse

8 IUD, coil, loop

9 Operation--Female sterilization, tubes tied

10 Operation--Male sterilization, vasectomy

11 Natural family planning, safe period by

temperature or cervical mucous test

12 Rhythm or safe period by calendar

13 Withdrawal/pulling out

14 Contraceptive sponge

15 Abstinence

17 Norplant

18 Cervical Cap

19 Depo Provera ("the shot")

16 Other Method (SPECIFY)

95 NONE

Go To: YASR-58A

Lead-In: YASR-54A [Default]

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YASR-58A

We'd like to know a little about your neighborhood. The following statements describe problems that neighborhoods

sometimes have. For each item, please indicate if it is a big problem in your own neighborhood somewhat of a

problem, or not a problem. People don't have enough respect for rules and laws

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-58B

Lead-In: YASR-54B [Default], YASR-44 [1:1], YASR-47A [0:0], YASR-54 [0:0], YASR-

54 [-2:-1], YASR-47A [-1:-1], YASR-49 [5:5], YASR-50 [5:5]

YASR-58B

Crime and violence (Is this a big problem in your own neighborhood, somewhat of a problem, or not a problem?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-58C

Lead-In: YASR-58A [Default]

YASR-58C

Abandoned or run-down buildings. (Is this a big problem in your own neighborhood, somewhat of a problem, or not

a problem?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-58D

Lead-In: YASR-58B [Default]

YASR-58D

Not enough police protection (Is this a big problem in your own neighborhood, somewhat of a problem, or not a

problem?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-58E

Lead-In: YASR-58C [Default]

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YASR-58E

Not enough public transportation (Is this a big problem in your own neighborhood, somewhat of a problem, or not a

problem?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-58F

Lead-In: YASR-58D [Default]

YASR-58F

Too many parents who don't supervise their children (Is this a big problem in your own neighborhood, somewhat of

a problem, or not a problem?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-58G

Lead-In: YASR-58E [Default]

YASR-58G

People keep to themselves and don't care what goes on in the neighborhood (Is this a big problem in your own

neighborhood, somewhat of a problem, or not a problem?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-58H

Lead-In: YASR-58F [Default]

YASR-58H

Lots of people who can't find jobs (Is this a big problem in your own neighborhood, somewhat of a problem, or not a

problem?)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 BIG PROBLEM

2 SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM

3 NOT A PROBLEM

Go To: YASR-59

Lead-In: YASR-58G [Default]

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YASR-59

([R's age]>18); /* Machine check: Is R over age 18? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-61A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-59A

Lead-In: YASR-58H [Default]

YASR-59A

How many times, if ever, have you run away from home?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Once or twice

2 3 to 5 times 3 6 or more time

0 Never...(Go to YASR-61A)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-61A

Go To: YASR-60

Lead-In: YASR-59 [Default]

YASR-60

([flag indicating R has reported age when first ran away from home]=1);

/* Machine check: Has R reported age when first ran away in previous surveys? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-61A)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-60A

Lead-In: YASR-59A [Default]

YASR-60A

How old were you when you (first) ran away from home?

ENTER AGE IN YEARS: (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT

SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-61A

Lead-In: YASR-60 [Default]

YASR-61A

In the last year (last 12 months), have you ever skipped a full day of school or work without a real excuse?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-61B

Lead-In: YASR-60A [Default], YASR-59 [1:1], YASR-59A [0:0], YASR-60 [1:1], YASR-59A [-1:-1]

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YASR-61B

In the last year (last 12 months), have you ever gotten into a fight at school or work?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-61C

Lead-In: YASR-61A [Default]

YASR-61C

In the last year (last 12 months), have you ever taken something not belonging to you that was worth $50 or more?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-61D

Lead-In: YASR-61B [Default]

YASR-61D

In the last year (last 12 months), have you ever hit or seriously threatened to hit someone?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-62A

Lead-In: YASR-61C [Default]

YASR-62A

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] been convicted of any charges other than a minor traffic

violation?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-67)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-67

Go To: YASR-63

Lead-In: YASR-61D [Default]

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YASR-63

How many times have you been convicted of something?

ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES: (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE

NEXT SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-64B

Lead-In: YASR-62A [Default]

YASR-64B

How old were you when you were [blank/most recent] convicted?

ENTER AGE IN YEARS: (ENTER YOUR ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT

SCREEN) (PRESS <F6> FOR DON'T KNOW AND <F5> FOR DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER)

Enter Answer: |__|__|

Go To: YASR-65

Lead-In: YASR-63 [Default]

YASR-65

What charges were you [blank/most recently] convicted of?

(TYPE YOUR ANSWER BELOW) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: YASR-65A

Lead-In: YASR-64B [Default]

YASR-65A

(What charges were you [blank/most recently] convicted of?) (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS THE <SPACE BAR> TO

CHECK THAT ANSWER. AFTER CHECKING ALL THE ANSWERS THAT APPLY, PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 ASSAULT (ATTACK WITH WEAPON OR HANDS)

2 ROBBERY (TAKING SOMETHING FROM SOMEONE USING A WEAPON OR FORCE)

3 THEFT (TAKING SOMETHING W/O USE OF FORCE)

4 FENCING, RECEIVING, POSSESSING, OR SELLING STOLEN PROPERTY

5 DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY (VANDALISM, ARSON, OR MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION)

6 OTHER PROPERTY OFFENSES (TREASPASSING OR BREAKING AND ENTERING)

7 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA OR HASHISH

8 SELLING OF MARIJUANA OR HASHISH

9 POSSESSION OR USE OF ILLICIT DRUGS (OTHER THAN MARIJUANA OR HASHISH)

10 SALE OR MANUFACTURE OF ILLICIT DRUGS

11 MAJOR TRAFFIC OFFENSES (SUCH AS DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, RECKLESSY,

WITHOUT LICENSE)

12 DRINKING OR PURCHASING ALCOHOL WHILE UNDER THE LEGAL AGE)

13 OTHER (SPECIFY)

Go To: YASR-66

Lead-In: YASR-65 [Default]

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YASR-66

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] been sentenced to spend time in a corrections institution, like a

jail, prison, or a youth institution like a training school or reform school?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-67

Lead-In: YASR-65A [Default]

YASR-67

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] been on probation?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-68

Lead-In: YASR-66 [Default], YASR-62A [0:0], YASR-62A [-1:-1]

YASR-68

[Since date of last interview have you/Have you ever] performed any volunteer or community work through

organizations, such as Little League, scouts, service clubs, church groups, or social action groups?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-71)

If Answer =-1 Then Go To: YASR-71

Go To: YASR-68A

Lead-In: YASR-67 [Default]

YASR-68A

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0); /* Machine check: Is R new to YA survey? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-69B)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-70A

Lead-In: YASR-68 [Default]

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YASR-69B

For all the types of volunteer work you have done, was any of it court ordered?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-69C

Lead-In: YASR-68A [1:1]

YASR-69C

For all the types of volunteer work you have done, was any of it required for one of your classes or sponsored by

your school?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-69D

Lead-In: YASR-69B [Default]

YASR-69D

For all the types of volunteer work you have done, was any of it required or sponsored by your church?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-69E

Lead-In: YASR-69C [Default]

YASR-69E

For all the types of volunteer work you have done, was any of it required for other reasons?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes...(Go to YASR-69F)

0 No

Go To: YASR-70A

Lead-In: YASR-69D [Default]

YASR-69F

For what other reasons was your volunteer work required?

(TYPE YOUR ANSWER BELOW) Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: YASR-70A

Lead-In: YASR-69E [1:1]

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YASR-70A

Which of the following types of organizations are/were you involved with in your volunteer or community service

work? Were you involved with... Youth organization, such as coaching Little League or helping with the scouts ?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-70B

Lead-In: YASR-68A [Default], YASR-69E [Default], YASR-69F [Default]

YASR-70B

(Were you involved with...) Service organizations, such as Big Brother/Big Sister or the Red Cross?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-70C

Lead-In: YASR-70A [Default]

YASR-70C

(Were you involved with...) Political clubs or organizations?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-70D

Lead-In: YASR-70B [Default]

YASR-70D

(Were you involved with...) Church or church-related groups (not including worship services)?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-70E

Lead-In: YASR-70C [Default]

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YASR-70E

(Were you involved with...) Community centers, neighborhood improvement, or social-action associations or

groups?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-70F

Lead-In: YASR-70D [Default]

YASR-70F

(Were you involved with...) Organized volunteer group in a hospital or nursing home?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-70G

Lead-In: YASR-70E [Default]

YASR-70G

(Were you involved with...) Educational organizations?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-70H

Lead-In: YASR-70F [Default]

YASR-70H

(Were you involved with...) A conservation, recycling, or environmental group such as the Sierra Club or the Nature

Conservancy?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-71

Lead-In: YASR-70G [Default]

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YASR-71

During the last 12 months, have you received any help for an emotional, behavioral, or family problem?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No...(Go to YASR-72)

If Answer >=-2 and Answer <=-1 Then Go To: YASR-72

Go To: YASR-71A

Lead-In: YASR-70H [Default], YASR-68 [0:0], YASR-68 [-1:-1]

YASR-71A

What was the problem or problems? (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS THE <SPACE BAR> TO

CHECK THAT ANSWER. AFTER CHECKING ALL THE ANSWERS THAT APPLY, PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Learning problems, learning disability

2 Dyslexia, reading problems, or speech problems

15 Attention Deficit Disorder

3 Behavior problems at school

4 Family problems, loss of a family member

5 Divorce problems

6 Anxieties, fears, worries

7 Trouble sleeping, trouble concentrating

8 Nightmares

9 Shyness

10 Phobias, obsessions

11 Panic attacks

12 Violent behavior, temper

13 Eating disorder(s), e.g. bulimia, binge eating,

anorexia, etc.

14 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: YASR-72

Lead-In: YASR-71 [Default]

YASR-72

Do you regularly take any medicine or prescription drugs to help control your activity level or behavior?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-72A

Lead-In: YASR-71A [Default], YASR-71 [0:0], YASR-71 [-2:-1]

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YASR-72A

If you had an emotional or personal problem, who would you turn to for help? (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS THE <SPACE BAR> TO

CHECK THAT ANSWER. AFTER CHECKING ALL THE ANSWERS THAT APPLY, PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 YOUR BIOLOGICAL MOTHER?

2 YOUR BIOLOGICAL FATHER?

3 A STEP OR ADOPTIVE PARENT?

4 A BROTHER OR SISTER?

5 A RELATIVE UNDER AGE 18?

6 A RELATIVE OVER AGE 18?

7 A BOY FRIEND OR GIRL FRIEND?

8 ANOTHER FRIEND or A CO-WORKER?

9 A TEACHER or A SCHOOL COUNSELOR or A

PROFESSOR?

10 A CLERGYMAN OR OTHER ADULT FROM

YOUR PLACE OF WORSHIP?

11 A MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL?

12 YOUR SPOUSE/PARTNER?

13 SOMEONE ELSE (SPECIFY)?

14 NO ONE?

Go To: YASR-73A

Lead-In: YASR-72 [Default]

YASR-73A

([flag indicating if R has ever been interviewed as a Young Adult]=0); /* Machine check: Is R new to YA survey? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-74)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-73B

Lead-In: YASR-72A [Default]

YASR-73B

([R's age]=23) OR ([R's age]=24) ; /* Machine check: Is R aged 23 or 24? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-74)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: YASR-76

Lead-In: YASR-73A [Default]

YASR-74

Would you like to be married when you are 35 years old?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-75

Lead-In: YASR-73A [1:1], YASR-73B [1:1]

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YASR-75

Would you like to be raising a family when you are 35 years old?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-76

Lead-In: YASR-74 [Default]

YASR-76

If, by some chance, you were to get enough money by age 35 to live comfortably without working, do you think you

would work anyway?

(PRESS THE "DOWN ARROW" KEY TO HIGHLIGHT AN ANSWER. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.) (PRESS <F6> FOR "DON'T KNOW" AND <F5> FOR "DO NOT WISH

TO ANSWER".)

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: YASR-FLAG

Lead-In: YASR-73B [Default], YASR-75 [Default]

YASR-FLAG

([interview was done by telephone or in-person]=2); /* Is this an in-person interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to YASR-END1)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: INTV-END

Lead-In: YASR-76 [Default]

YASR-END1

YOU ARE NOW DONE WITH THIS SECTION OF THE SURVEY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR

PARTICIPATION. THE INTERVIEWER HAS ONLY A SMALL NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

FOR YOU.

To ensure strict confidentiality of the questions you have just answered, these questions have been blocked off. They

cannot be opened again until they get back to the survey staff in Chicago.

(PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT SCREEN.)

Go To: YASR-END2

Lead-In: YASR-FLAG [1:1]

YASR-END2

You may now return the machine to your interviewer.

Go To: INTV-END

Lead-In: YASR-END1 [Default]

INTV-END

INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME INTERVIEW ENDS. Enter Time: |__|__||__|__| AM/PM

Hr :: Min

Go To: QIR-3

Lead-In: YASR-FLAG [Default], YASR-END2 [Default]

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SECTION 17: INTERVIEWER REMARKS

QIR-3

INTERVIEWER: IN WHAT LANGUAGE WAS THIS INTERVIEW CONDUCTED?

1 English

2 Spanish

3 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: QIR-4

Lead-In: INTV-END [Default]

QIR-4

INTERVIEWER: IN GENERAL, WHAT WAS THE RESPONDENT'S ATTITUDE TOWARD THE

INTERVIEW?

1 Friendly and interested

2 Cooperative but not particularly interested 3 Impatient and restless

4 Hostile

Go To: QIR-5

Lead-In: QIR-3 [Default]

QIR-5

INTERVIEWER: IN GENERAL, WAS THE RESPONDENT'S UNDERSTANDING OF THE QUESTIONS

GOOD, FAIR OR POOR?

1 Good?

2 Fair?

3 Poor?

Go To: QIR-5A

Lead-In: QIR-4 [Default]

QIR-5A

([interview was done by telephone or in-person]=2); /* Is this an in-person interview? */

1 CONDITION APPLIES...(Go to QIR-6)

0 CONDITION DOES NOT APPLY

Go To: QIR-7

Lead-In: QIR-5 [Default]

QIR-6

INTERVIEWER: WAS ANYONE ELSE PRESENT OTHER THAN SMALL CHILDREN (AGE 3 AND UNDER)

DURING ANY PORTION OF THE INTERVIEW?

1 Yes...(Go to QIR-6A)

0 No

Go To: QIR-7

Lead-In: QIR-5A [1:1]

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QIR-6A

INTERVIEWER: WHO WAS PRESENT? (CODE ALL THAT APPLY)

5 Spouse/partner

1 R's parent(s)

2 Other member(s) of R's household

3 R's friend(s)

4 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: QIR-7

Lead-In: QIR-6 [1:1]

QIR-7

INTERVIEWER: PLEASE LIST QUESTION NUMBERS THAT CONFUSED, ANGERED, OR CAUSED

DISCOMFORT TO THE RESPONDENT OR QUESTIONS THAT YOU FEEL RESPONDENT DID NOT

ANSWER TRUTHFULLY.

1 SELECT TO ENTER QUESTION

0 NO QUESTIONS CAUSED RESPONDENT PROBLEMS...(Go to QIR-8)

Go To: QIR-7A

Lead-In: QIR-5A [Default], QIR-6 [Default], QIR-6A [Default]

QIR-7A

INTERVIEWER: LIST SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER OF FIRST QUESTION THAT CAUSED

RESPONDENT PROBLEMS. IF DON'T KNOW SECTION OR QUESTION NUMBER, RECORD

DESCRIPTION OF QUESTION.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-7B

Lead-In: QIR-7 [Default]

QIR-7B

INTERVIEWER: ENTER CLEAR DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM WITH QUESTION MENTIONED IN QIR-

7A. PRESS <PG-UP> TO REVIEW QIR-7A.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-7C

Lead-In: QIR-7A [Default]

QIR-7C

INTERVIEWER: WERE THERE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS THAT CONFUSED, ANGERED, OR CAUSED

DISCOMFORT TO THE RESPONDENT OR QUESTIONS THAT YOU FEEL THE RESPONDENT DID NOT

ANSWER TRUTHFULLY?

1 SELECT TO ENTER QUESTION

0 NO OTHER QUESTIONS CAUSED RESPONDENT PROBLEMS...(Go to QIR-8)

Go To: QIR-7D

Lead-In: QIR-7B [Default]

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QIR-7D

INTERVIEWER: LIST SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER OF NEXT QUESTION THAT CAUSED

RESPONDENT PROBLEMS. IF DON'T KNOW SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER, RECORD

DESCRIPTION OF QUESTION.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-7E

Lead-In: QIR-7C [Default]

QIR-7E

INTERVIEWER: ENTER CLEAR DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM WITH QUESTION MENTIONED IN QIR-

7D. PRESS <PG-UP> TO REVIEW QIR-7D.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-7F

Lead-In: QIR-7D [Default]

QIR-7F

INTERVIEWER: WERE THERE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS THAT CONFUSED, ANGERED, OR CAUSED

DISCOMFORT TO THE RESPONDENT OR QUESTIONS THAT YOU FEEL THE RESPONDENT DID NOT

ANSWER TRUTHFULLY?

1 SELECT TO ENTER QUESTION

0 NO OTHER QUESTIONS CAUSED RESPONDENT PROBLEMS...(Go to QIR-8)

Go To: QIR-7G

Lead-In: QIR-7E [Default]

QIR-7G

INTERVIEWER: LIST SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER OF NEXT QUESTION THAT CAUSED

RESPONDENT PROBLEMS. IF DON'T KNOW SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER, RECORD

DESCRIPTION OF QUESTION.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-7H

Lead-In: QIR-7F [Default]

QIR-7H

INTERVIEWER: ENTER CLEAR DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM WITH QUESTION MENTIONED IN QIR-

7G. PRESS <PG-UP> TO REVIEW QIR-7G.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-8

Lead-In: QIR-7G [Default]

QIR-8

INTERVIEWER: PLEASE LIST QUESTIONS WITH SKIP ERRORS, QUESTIONS THAT WERE

CONFUSING TO YOU, OR QUESTIONS THAT OTHERWISE DID NOT WORK.

1 SELECT TO ENTER QUESTION

0 NO QUESTIONS CAUSED INTERVIEWER PROBLEMS...(Go to QIR-9)

Go To: QIR-8A

Lead-In: QIR-7H [Default], QIR-7 [0:0], QIR-7C [0:0], QIR-7F [0:0]

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QIR-8A

INTERVIEWER: LIST SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER OF FIRST QUESTION THAT CAUSED

INTERVIEWER PROBLEMS. IF DON'T KNOW SECTION OR QUESTION NUMBER, RECORD

DESCRIPTION OF QUESTION.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-8B

Lead-In: QIR-8 [Default]

QIR-8B

INTERVIEWER: ENTER CLEAR DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM WITH QUESTION MENTIONED IN QIR-

8A. PRESS <PG-UP> TO REVIEW QIR-8A.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-8C

Lead-In: QIR-8A [Default]

QIR-8C

INTERVIEWER: WERE THERE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS WITH SKIP ERRORS, QUESTIONS THAT

WERE CONFUSING TO YOU, OR QUESTIONS THAT OTHERWISE DID NOT WORK?

1 SELECT TO ENTER QUESTION

0 NO OTHER QUESTIONS CAUSED INTERVIEWER PROBLEMS...(Go to QIR-9)

Go To: QIR-8D

Lead-In: QIR-8B [Default]

QIR-8D

INTERVIEWER: LIST SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER OF NEXT QUESTION THAT CAUSED

INTERVIEWER PROBLEMS. IF DON'T KNOW SECTION OR QUESTION NUMBER, RECORD

DESCRIPTION OF QUESTION.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-8E

Lead-In: QIR-8C [Default]

QIR-8E

INTERVIEWER: ENTER CLEAR DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM WITH QUESTION MENTIONED IN QIR-

8D. PRESS <PG-UP> TO REVIEW QIR-8D.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-8F

Lead-In: QIR-8D [Default]

QIR-8F

INTERVIEWER: WERE THERE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS WITH SKIP ERRORS, QUESTIONS THAT

WERE CONFUSING TO YOU, OR QUESTIONS THAT OTHERWISE DID NOT WORK?

1 SELECT TO ENTER QUESTION

0 NO OTHER QUESTIONS CAUSED INTERVIEWER PROBLEMS...(Go to QIR-9)

Go To: QIR-8G

Lead-In: QIR-8E [Default]

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QIR-8G

INTERVIEWER: LIST SECTION AND QUESTION NUMBER OF NEXT QUESTION THAT CAUSED

INTERVIEWER PROBLEMS. IF DON'T KNOW SECTION OR QUESTION NUMBER, RECORD

DESCRIPTION OF QUESTION.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-8H

Lead-In: QIR-8F [Default]

QIR-8H

INTERVIEWER: ENTER CLEAR DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM WITH QUESTION MENTIONED IN QIR-

8G. PRESS <PG-UP> TO REVIEW QIR-8G.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-9

Lead-In: QIR-8G [Default]

QIR-9

INTERVIEWER: DID THE RESPONDENT HAVE ANY OF THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS THAT

COULD AFFECT [his/her] ABILITY TO ANSWER ANY PORTION OF THIS QUESTIONNAIRE?

1 Yes...(Go to QIR-9A)

0 No

Go To: QIR-11

Lead-In: QIR-8H [Default], QIR-8 [0:0], QIR-8C [0:0], QIR-8F [0:0]

QIR-9A

INTERVIEWER: WHICH CHARACTERISTIC(S) DID THE RESPONDENT HAVE? (CODE ALL THAT

APPLY)

1 Respondent deaf

2 Respondent blind

3 Respondent mentally handicapped or retarded

4 Respondent's English is very poor

5 Respondent cannot read

6 Respondent physically handicapped

(SPECIFY HANDICAP)

7 Other (SPECIFY)

Go To: QIR-11

Lead-In: QIR-9 [1:1]

QIR-10

INTERVIEWER: IN GENERAL, WHAT WAS THE RESPONDENT'S ATTITUDE ABOUT THE USE OF A

COMPUTER IN THE INTERVIEW? PLEASE DESCRIBE BELOW. IF RESPONDENT HAD NO

NOTICEABLE REACTION, ENTER "NONE" AND PRESS <ENTER> TO CONTINUE.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-11

Lead-In: none

QIR-11

INTERVIEWER: HAVE YOU INTERVIEWED THIS RESPONDENT IN PRIOR YEARS?

1 Yes

0 No

Go To: QIR-12

Lead-In: QIR-9 [Default], QIR-9A [Default], QIR-10 [Default]

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QIR-11A

INTERVIEWER: WAS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE IN THIS RESPONDENT'S ATTITUDE TOWARD THIS

YEAR'S SURVEY AND PRIOR SURVEYS BECAUSE A COMPUTER WAS BEING USED THIS YEAR?

1 Yes...(Go to QIR-11B)

0 No

Go To: QIR-12

Lead-In: none

QIR-11B

INTERVIEWER: PLEASE DESCRIBE ANY DIFFERENCE YOU NOTICED IN THIS RESPONDENT'S

ATTITUDE TOWARD THIS YEAR'S SURVEY AND PRIOR SURVEYS, BECAUSE A COMPUTER WAS

BEING USED THIS YEAR.

Enter Answer: _____________________

Go To: QIR-12

Lead-In: QIR-11A [1:1]

QIR-12

INTERVIEWER: PLEASE CHOOSE THE CORRECT STAFF IDENTIFICATION NUMBER FOR THIS CASE

FROM THE LIST PROVIDED.

Go To: QIR-12A

Lead-In: QIR-11 [Default], QIR-11A [Default], QIR-11B [Default]

QIR-12A

INTERVIEWER: PLEASE TYPE YOUR NAME ON THE LINE PROVIDED. THEN PRESS <ENTER> TO

END SURVEY.

ENTER YOUR NAME: _________________________________

Go To: NIL

Lead-In: QIR-12 [Default]

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ATTACHMENT 3: 1970 CENSUS

OCCUPATION/INDUSTRY CODES

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Occupation

285

1970 CENSUS OCCUPATION CODES

("n.e.c." means "not elsewhere classified.")

Duncan

Occupation SEI

Code Score

PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL, AND KINDRED WORKERS

001 77 Accountants

002 85 Architects

Computer specialists

003 65 Computer programmers

004 65 Computer systems analysts

005 65 Computer specialists, n.e.c.

Engineers

006 87 Aeronautical and astronautical engineers

010 90 Chemical engineers

011 84 Civil engineers

012 84 Electrical and electronic engineers

013 86 Industrial engineers

014 80 Mechanical engineers

015 83 Metallurgical and materials engineers

020 85 Mining engineers

021 81 Petroleum engineers

022 87 Sales engineers

023 87 Engineers, n.e.c.

024 83 Farm management advisors

025 48 Foresters and conservationists

026 83 Home management advisors

Lawyers and judges

030 93 Judges

031 92 Lawyers

Librarians, archivists, and curators

032 60 Librarians

033 75 Archivists and curators

Mathematical specialists

034 81 Actuaries

035 80 Mathematicians

036 81 Statisticians

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

286

Life and physical scientists

042 80 Agricultural scientists

043 62 Atmospheric and space scientists

044 80 Biological scientists

045 79 Chemists

051 80 Geologists

052 80 Marine scientists

053 80 Physicists and astronomers

054 77 Life and physical scientists, n.e.c.

055 66 Operations and systems researchers and analysts

056 84 Personnel and labor relations workers

Physicians, dentists and related practitioners

061 75 Chiropractors

062 96 Dentists

063 79 Optometrists

064 81 Pharmacists

065 92 Physicians, medical and osteopathic

071 58 Podiatrists

072 78 Veterinarians

073 58 Health practitioners, n.e.c.

Nurses, dietitians, and therapists

074 39 Dietitians

075 44 Registered nurses

076 60 Therapists

Health technologists and technicians

080 48 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians

081 48 Dental hygienists

082 60 Health record technologists and technicians

083 48 Radiologic technologists and technicians

084 48 Therapy assistants

085 52 Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.

Religious workers

086 52 Clergymen

090 57 Religious workers, n.e.c.

Social scientists

091 74 Economists

092 81 Political scientists

093 81 Psychologists

094 81 Sociologists

095 65 Urban and regional planners

096 81 Social scientists, n.e.c.

Social and recreational workers

100 64 Social workers

101 67 Recreation workers

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

287

Teachers, college and university

102 84 Agriculture teachers

103 84 Atmospheric, earth, marine and space teachers

104 84 Biology teachers

105 84 Chemistry teachers

110 84 Physics teachers

111 84 Engineering teachers

112 84 Mathematics teachers

113 84 Health specialties teachers

114 84 Psychology teachers

115 84 Business and commerce teachers

116 84 Economics teachers

120 84 History teachers

121 84 Sociology teachers

122 84 Social science teachers, n.e.c.

123 53 Art, drama, and music teachers

124 64 Coaches and physical education teachers

125 84 Education teachers

126 84 English teachers

130 84 Foreign language teachers

131 72 Home economics teachers

132 84 Law teachers

133 84 Theology teachers

134 84 Trade, industrial, and technical teachers

135 84 Miscellaneous teachers, college and university

140 84 Teachers, college and university, subject not specified

Teachers, except college and university

141 61 Adult education teachers

142 71 Elementary school teachers

143 72 Prekindergarten and kindergarten teachers

144 70 Secondary school teachers

145 62 Teachers, except college and university, n.e.c.

Engineering and science technicians

150 62 Agriculture and biological technicians, except health

151 62 Chemical technicians

152 67 Draftsmen

153 62 Electrical and electronic engineering technicians

154 64 Industrial engineering technicians

155 62 Mechanical engineering technicians

Engineering and science technicians - continued

156 53 Mathematical technicians

161 48 Surveyors

162 62 Engineering and science technicians, n.e.c.

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Occupation

288

Technicians, except health, and engineering and science

163 79 Airplane pilots

164 69 Air traffic controllers

165 61 Embalmers

170 48 Flight engineers

171 69 Radio operators

172 62 Tool programmers, numerical control

173 62 Technicians, n.e.c.

174 65 Vocational and educational counselors

Writers, artists, and entertainers

175 60 Actors

180 62 Athletes and kindred workers

181 76 Authors

182 45 Dancers

183 71 Designers

184 82 Editors and reporters

185 52 Musicians and composers

190 67 Painters and sculptors

191 50 Photographers

192 82 Public relations men and publicity writers

193 65 Radio and television announcers

194 40 Writers, artists, and entertainers, n.e.c.

195 65 Research workers, not specified

MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, EXCEPT FARM

201 61 Assessors, controllers and treasurers; local public administration

202 80 Bank officers and financial managers

203 51 Buyers and shippers, farm products

205 72 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade

210 74 Credit men

211 59 Funeral directors

212 74 Health administrators

213 58 Construction inspectors, public administration

215 55 Inspectors, except construction, public administration

216 32 Managers and superintendent building

220 74 Office managers, n.e.c

221 50 Officers, pilots, and pursers; ship

222 80 Officials and administrators; public administration, n.e.c.

223 60 Officials of lodges, societies, and unions

224 61 Postmasters and mail superintendents

225 75 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c

226 59 Railroad conductors

230 38 Restaurant, cafeteria, and bar managers

231 72 Sales managers and department heads, retail trade

233 74 Sales managers, except retail trade

235 78 School administrators, college

240 72 School administrators, elementary and secondary

245 62 Managers and administrators, n.e.c.

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

289

SALES WORKERS

260 66 Advertising agents and salesmen

261 40 Auctioneers

262 35 Demonstrators

264 09 Hucksters and peddlers

265 66 Insurance agents, brokers, and underwriters

266 27 Newsboys

270 62 Real estate agents and brokers

271 72 Stock and bond salesmen

280 41 Salesmen and sales clerks, n.e.c.

CLERICAL AND UNSKILLED WORKERS

301 52 Bank tellers

303 44 Billing clerks

305 51 Bookkeepers

310 44 Cashiers

311 44 Clerical assistants, social welfare

312 44 Clerical supervisors, n.e.c.

313 43 Collectors, bill and account

314 44 Counter clerks, except food

315 40 Dispatchers and starters, vehicle

320 44 Enumerators and interviewers

321 59 Estimators and investigators, n.e.c

323 44 Expediters and production controllers

325 44 File clerks

326 62 Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators

330 44 Library attendants, and assistants

331 53 Mail carriers, post office

332 43 Mail handlers, except post office

333 28 Messengers and office boys

334 44 Meter readers, utilities

Office machine operators

341 45 Bookkeeping and billing machine operators

342 45 Calculating machine operators

343 45 Computer and peripheral equipment operators

344 45 Duplicating machine operators

345 45 Key punch operators

350 45 Tabulating machine operators

355 45 Office machine operators, n.e.c.

360 44 Payroll and timekeeping clerks

361 45 Postal clerks

362 44 Proofreaders

363 68 Real estate appraisers

364 44 Receptionists

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

290

Secretaries

370 61 Secretaries, legal

371 61 Secretaries, medical

372 62 Secretaries, n.e.c.

374 24 Shipping and receiving clerks

375 44 Statistical clerks

376 61 Stenographers

381 44 Stock clerks and storekeepers

382 63 Teacher aides, exc. school monitors

383 22 Telegraph messengers

384 47 Telegraph operators

385 45 Telephone operators

390 60 Ticket, station, and express agents

391 61 Typists

392 42 Weighers

394 44 Miscellaneous clerical workers

395 44 Not specified clerical workers

CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS

401 22 Automobile accessories installers

402 22 Bakers

403 16 Blacksmiths

404 33 Boilermakers

405 39 Bookbinders

410 27 Brickmasons and stonemasons

411 32 Brickmasons and stonemasons, apprentices

412 20 Bulldozer operators

413 22 Cabinetmakers

415 19 Carpenters

416 31 Carpenter apprentices

420 12 Carpet installers

421 19 Cement and concrete finishers

422 52 Compositors and typesetters

423 40 Printing trades apprentices, exc. pressmen

424 21 Cranemen, derrickmen, and hoistmen

425 40 Decorators and window dressers

426 48 Dental laboratory technicians

430 44 Electricians

431 37 Electrician apprentices

433 49 Electric power linemen and cablemen

434 55 Electrotypers and stereotypers

435 47 Engravers, exc. photoengravers

436 23 Excavating, grading, and road machine operators; exc. bulldozer

440 17 Floor layers, exc. tile setters

441 49 Foremen, n.e.c.

442 23 Forgemen and hammermen

443 18 Furniture and wood finishers

444 40 Furriers

445 25 Glaziers

446 22 Heat treaters, annealers, and temperers

450 22 Inspectors, scalers, and graders; log and lumber

452 41 Inspectors, n.e.c.

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

291

453 36 Jewelers and watchmakers

454 34 Job and die setters, metal

455 58 Locomotive engineers

456 45 Locomotive firemen

461 33 Machinists

462 41 Machinist apprentices

Mechanics and repairmen

470 27 Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration

471 48 Aircraft

472 19 Automobile body repairmen

473 19 Automobile mechanics

474 25 Automobile mechanic apprentices

475 27 Data processing machine repairmen

480 27 Farm implement

481 27 Heavy equipment mechanics, incl. diesel

482 27 Household appliance and accessory installers and mechanics

483 10 Loom fixers

484 36 Office machine

485 36 Radio and television

486 21 Railroad and car shop

491 34 Mechanic, exc. auto. apprentices

492 27 Miscellaneous mechanics and repairmen

495 27 Not specified mechanics and repairmen

501 19 Millers; grain, flour, and feed

502 31 Millwrights

503 12 Molders, metal

504 33 Molder apprentices

505 43 Motion picture projectionists

506 39 Opticians, and lens grinders and polishers

510 16 Painters, construction and maintenance

511 29 Painter apprentices

512 14 Paperhangers

514 43 Pattern and model makers, exc. paper

515 63 Photoengravers and lithographer

516 38 Piano and organ turners and repairmen

520 25 Plasterers

521 29 Plasterer apprentices

522 34 Plumbers and pipe fitters

523 33 Plumber and pipe fitter apprentices

525 50 Power station operators

530 46 Pressmen and plate printers, printing

531 40 Pressman apprentices

533 22 Rollers and finishers, metal

534 15 Roofers and slaters

535 33 Sheetmetal workers and tinsmiths

536 33 Sheetmetal apprentices

540 34 Shipfitters

542 12 Shoe repairmen

543 17 Sign painters and letterers

545 45 Stationary engineers

546 24 Stone cutters and stone carvers

550 34 Structural metal craftsmen

551 22 Tailors

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

292

552 49 Telephone installers and repairmen

554 49 Telephone linemen and splicers

560 28 Tile setters

561 49 Tool and die makers

562 41 Tool and die maker apprentices

563 21 Upholsterers

571 35 Specified craft apprentices, n.e.c.

572 39 Not specified apprentices

575 25 Craftsmen and kindred workers, n.e.c.

580 -4 Former members of the Armed Forces

OPERATIVES, EXCEPT TRANSPORT

601 32 Asbestos and insulation workers

602 18 Assemblers

603 11 Blasters and powdermen

604 18 Bottling and canning operatives

605 25 Chainmen, rodmen, and axmen; surveying

610 19 Checkers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing

611 18 Clothing ironers and pressers

612 19 Cutting operatives, n.e.c.

613 23 Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory

614 24 Drillers, earth

615 25 Dry wall installers and lathers

620 12 Dyers

621 20 Filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers

622 18 Furnacemen, smeltermen, and pourers

623 18 Garage workers and gas station attendants

624 17 Graders and sorters, manufacturing

625 12 Produce graders and packers, except factory and farm

626 29 Heaters, metal

630 15 Laundry and dry cleaning operatives, n.e.c.

631 29 Meat cutters and butchers, exc. manufacturing

633 16 Meat cutters and butchers, manufacturing

634 18 Meat wrappers, retail trade

635 20 Metal platers

636 46 Milliners

640 16 Mine operatives, n.e.c.

641 18 Mixing operatives

642 15 Oilers and greasers, exc. auto

643 18 Packers and wrappers, except meat and product

644 18 Painters, manufactured articles

645 42 Photographic process workers

Precision machine operatives

650 25 Drill press operatives

651 22 Grinding machine operatives

652 22 Lathe and milling machine operatives

653 21 Precision machine operatives, n.e.c.

656 19 Punch and stamping press operatives

660 20 Riveters and fasteners

661 16 Sailors and deckhands

662 05 Sawyers

663 18 Sewers and stitchers

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

293

664 09 Shoemaking machine operatives

665 24 Solderers

666 17 Stationary firemen

Textile operatives

670 03 Carding, lapping, and combing operatives

671 21 Knitters, loopers, and toppers

672 04 Spinners twisters, and winders

673 06 Weavers

674 06 Textile operatives, n.e.c.

680 24 Welders and flamecutters

681 20 Winding operatives, n.e.c.

690 19 Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified

692 19 Machine operatives, not specified

694 19 Miscellaneous operatives

695 19 Not specified operatives

TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATIVES

701 24 Boatmen and canalmen

703 34 Bus drivers

704 33 Conductors and motormen, urban rail transit

705 31 Deliverymen and routemen

706 17 Fork lift and tow motor operatives

710 03 Motormen; mine, factory, logging camp, etc.

711 19 Parking attendants

712 42 Railroad brakemen

713 44 Railroad switchmen

714 10 Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs

715 15 Truck drivers

LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM

740 17 Animal caretakers, exc. farm

750 07 Carpenters' helpers

751 07 Construction' laborers, exc. carpenter's helpers

752 11 Fishermen and oystermen

753 09 Freight and material handlers

754 08 Garbage collectors

755 11 Gardeners and groundskeepers, exc. farm

760 11 Longshoremen and stevedores

761 04 Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers

762 17 Stock handlers

763 08 Teamsters

764 08 Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners

770 08 Warehousemen, n.e.c.

780 08 Miscellaneous laborers

785 08 Not specified laborers

FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS

801 14 Farmers (owners and tenants)

802 36 Farm managers

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

294

FARM LABORERS AND FARM FOREMEN

821 20 Farm foremen

822 06 Farm laborers, wage workers

823 17 Farm laborers, unpaid family workers

824 22 Farm service laborers, self-employed

SERVICE WORKERS, EXC. PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD

Cleaning service workers

901 13 Chambermaids and maids, except private household

902 08 Cleaners and charwomen

903 13 Janitors and sextons

Food service workers

910 19 Bartenders

911 11 Busboys

912 15 Cooks, except private household

913 11 Dishwashers

914 17 Food counter and fountain workers

915 16 Waiters

916 11 Food service workers, n.e.c., except private household

Health service workers

921 38 Dental assistants

922 25 Health aides, exc. nursing

923 51 Health trainees

924 37 Lay midwives

925 14 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants

926 22 Practical nurses

Personal service workers

931 31 Airline stewardesses

932 19 Attendants, recreation and amusement

933 26 Attendants, personal service, n.e.c.

934 08 Baggage porters and bellhops

935 17 Barbers

940 30 Boarding and lodging housekeepers

941 08 Bootblacks

942 28 Child care workers, exc. private household

943 10 Elevator operators

944 17 Hairdressers and cosmetologists

945 31 Personal service apprentices

950 31 Housekeepers, exc. private household

952 26 School monitors

953 25 Ushers, recreation and amusement

954 11 Welfare service aides

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1970 Census Codes: Occupation

295

Protective service workers

960 18 Crossing guards and bridge tenders

961 37 Firemen, fire protection

962 18 Guards and watchmen

963 21 Marshals and constables

964 41 Policemen and detectives

965 34 Sheriffs and bailiffs

PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS

980 07 Child care workers, private household

981 07 Cooks, private household

982 11 Housekeepers, private household

983 12 Laundresses, private household

984 07 Maids and servants, private household

SOURCES: Three-digit Industry and Occupation Codes - U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1970. Census of

Population Classified Index of Industries and Occupations, U.S. Government Printing Office,

Washington, D.C., 1971.

Two-digit Duncan socioeconomic index scores - Albert J. Reiss, Jr., et al., Occupations and

Social Status, Free Press of Glencoe, New York, N.Y., 1961.

NOTE: The following occupation codes were used in addition to those of the 1970 Census of

Population:

000 = None

590 = Current member of armed forces

990 = Same as present job

995 = Never worked/Did not work during that period

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Industry

296

1970 CENSUS INDUSTRY CODES

("n.e.c." means "not elsewhere classified.")

Industry

Code AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES

017 Agricultural production

018 Agricultural services, except horticultural

019 Horticultural services

027 Forestry

028 Fisheries

MINING

047 Metal mining

048 Coal mining

049 Crude petroleum and natural gas extraction

057 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel

CONSTRUCTION

067 General building contractors

068 General contractors, except building

069 Special trade contractors

077 Not specified construction

MANUFACTURING

Durable goods

Lumber and wood products, except furniture

107 Logging

108 Sawmills, planing mills, and mill work

109 Miscellaneous wood products

118 Furniture and fixtures

Stone, Clay, and glass products

119 Glass and glass products

127 Cement, Concrete, gypsum, and plaster products

128 Structural clay products

137 Pottery and related products

138 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products

Metal industries

139 Blast furnaces, steel works, rolling and finishing mills

147 Other primary iron and steel industries

148 Primary aluminum industries

149 Other primary nonferrous industries

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Industry

297

157 Cutlery, hand tools, and other hardware

158 Fabricated structural metal products

159 Screw machine products

167 Metal stamping

168 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products

169 Not specified metal industries

Machinery, except electrical

177 Engines and turbines

178 Farm machinery and equipment

179 Construction and material handling machines

187 Metalworking machinery

188 Office and accounting machines

189 Electronic computing equipment

197 Machinery, except electrical, n.e.c.

198 Not specified machinery

Electrical machinery, equipment and supplies

199 Household appliances

207 Radio, T.V., and communication equipment

208 Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c.

209 Not specified electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies

Transportation equipment

219 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment

227 Aircraft and parts

228 Ship and boat building and repairing

229 Railroad locomotives and equipment

237 Mobile dwellings and campers

238 Cycles and miscellaneous transportation equipment

Professional and photographic equipment and watches

239 Scientific and controlling instruments

247 Optical and health services supplies

248 Photographic equipment and supplies

249 Watches, clocks, and clockwork-operated devices

257 Not specified professional equipment

258 Ordnance

259 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries

Nondurable goods

Food and kindred products

268 Meat products

269 Dairy products

278 Canning and preserving fruits, vegetables, and sea foods

279 Grain-mill products

287 Bakery products

288 Confectionery and related products

289 Beverage industries

297 Miscellaneous food preparation and kindred products

298 Not specified food industries

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Industry

298

299 Tobacco manufactures

Textile mill products

307 Knitting mills

308 Dyeing and finishing textiles, except wool and knit goods

309 Floor coverings, except hard surface

317 Yarn, thread, and fabric mills

318 Miscellaneous textile mill products

Apparel and other fabricated textile products

319 Apparel and accessories

327 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products

Paper and allied products

328 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills

329 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products

337 Paperboard containers and boxes

Printing, publishing, and allied industries

338 Newspaper publishing and printing

339 Printing, publishing, and allied industries, except newspapers

Chemicals and allied products

347 Industrial chemicals

348 Plastics, synthetics and resins, except fibers

349 Synthetic fibers

357 Drugs and medicines

358 Soaps and cosmetics

359 Paints, varnishes, and related product

367 Agricultural chemicals

368 Miscellaneous chemicals

369 Not specified chemicals and allied products

Petroleum and coal products

377 Petroleum refining

378 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products

Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products

379 Rubber products

387 Miscellaneous plastic products

Leather and leather products

388 Tanned, curried, and finished leather

389 Footwear, except rubber

397 Leather products, except footwear

398 Not specified manufacturing industries

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Industry

299

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES

Transportation

407 Railroads and railway express service

408 Street railways and bus lines

409 Taxicab service

417 Trucking service

418 Warehousing and storage

419 Water transportation

427 Air transportation

428 Pipe lines, except natural gas

429 Services incidental to transportation

Communications

447 Radio broadcasting and television

448 Telephone (wire and radio)

449 Telegraph and miscellaneous communication services

Utilities and sanitary services

467 Electric light and power

468 Electric-gas utilities

469 Gas and steam supply systems

477 Water supply

478 Sanitary services

479 Other and not specified utilities

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE

Wholesale trade

507 Motor vehicles and equipment

508 Drugs, chemicals, and allied products

509 Dry goods and apparel

527 Food and related products

528 Farm products--raw materials

529 Electrical goods

537 Hardware, plumbing, and heating supply

538 Not specified electrical and hardware products

539 Machinery equipment and supplies

557 Metals and minerals, n.e.c.

558 Petroleum products

559 Scrap and waste materials

567 Alcoholic beverages

568 Paper and its products

569 Lumber and construction materials

587 Wholesalers, n.e.c.

588 Not specified wholesale trade

Retail trade

607 Lumber and building material retailing

608 Hardware and farm equipment stores

609 Department and mail order establishments

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Industry

300

617 Limited price variety stores

618 Vending machine operators

619 Direct selling establishments

627 Miscellaneous general merchandise stores

628 Grocery stores

629 Dairy products stores

637 Retail bakeries

638 Food stores, n.e.c.

639 Motor vehicle dealers

647 Tire, battery, and accessory dealers

648 Gasoline service stations

649 Miscellaneous vehicle dealers

657 Apparel and accessories stores, except shoe stores

658 Shoe stores

667 Furniture and home furnishings stores

668 Household appliances, T.V., and radio stores

669 Eating and drinking places

677 Drug stores

678 Liquor stores

679 Farm and garden supply stores

687 Jewelry stores

688 Fuel and ice dealers

689 Retail florists

697 Miscellaneous retail stores

698 Not specified retail trade

FINANCE, INSURANCE, and REAL ESTATE

707 Banking

708 Credit agencies

709 Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies

717 Insurance

718 Real estate, incl. real estate-insurance-law offices

BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES

727 Advertising

728 Services to dwellings and other buildings

729 Commercial research, development, and testing labs

737 Employment and temporary help agencies

738 Business management and consulting services

739 Computer programming services

747 Detective and protective services

748 Business services, n.e.c.

749 Automobile services, except repair

757 Automobile repair and related services

758 Electrical repair shops

759 Miscellaneous repair services

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 3

1970 Census Codes: Industry

301

PERSONAL SERVICES

769 Private households

777 Hotels and motels

778 Lodging places, except hotels and motels

779 Laundering, cleaning, and other garment services

787 Beauty shops

788 Barber shops

789 Shoe repair shops

797 Dressmaking shops

798 Miscellaneous personal services

ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES

807 Theaters and motion pictures

808 Bowling alleys, billiard and pool parlors

809 Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services

PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES

828 Offices of physicians

829 Offices of dentists

837 Offices of chiropractors

838 Hospitals

839 Convalescent institutions

847 Offices of health practitioners, n.e.c.

848 Health services, n.e.c

849 Legal services

857 Elementary and secondary schools

858 Colleges and universities

859 Libraries

867 Educational services, n.e.c.

868 Not specified educational services

869 Museums, art galleries, and zoos

877 Religious organizations

878 Welfare services

879 Residential welfare services

887 Nonprofit membership organizations

888 Engineering and architectural services

889 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services

897 Miscellaneous professional and related services

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

907 Postal service

917 Federal public administration

927 State public administration

937 Local public administration

303

ATTACHMENT 4: 1990 CENSUS

OCCUPATION/INDUSTRY CODES

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 4

1990 Census Codes: Occupation

305

1990 CENSUS OCCUPATION CODES

(The numbers in parentheses refer to the 1980 Standard Occupational

Classification codes. “pt" means part. "n.e.c.” means not elsewhere classified.)

MANAGERIAL AND PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS

1990

CENSUS

CODE Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Occupations

003 Legislators (111)

004 Chief executives and general administrators, public administration (112)

005 Administrators and officials, public administration (1132-1139)

006 Administrators, protective services (1131)

007 Financial managers (122)

008 Personnel and labor relations managers (123)

009 Purchasing managers (124)

013 Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations (125)

014 Administrators, education and related fields (128)

015 Managers, medicine and health (131)

016 Postmasters and mail superintendents (1344)

017 Managers, food serving and lodging establishments (1351)

018 Managers, properties and real estate (1353)

019 Funeral directors (pt 1359)

021 Managers, service organizations, n.e.c. (127, 1352, 1354, pt 1359)

022 Managers and administrators n.e.c. (121, 126, 132-1343, 136-139)

Management Related Occupations

023 Accountants and auditors (1412)

024 Underwriters (1414)

025 Other financial officers (1415, 1419)

026 Management analysts (142)

027 Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists (143)

028 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products (1443)

029 Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products (1442)

033 Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c. (1449)

034 Business and promotion agents (145)

035 Construction inspectors (1472)

036 Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction (1473)

037 Management related occupations, n.e.c. (149)

PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS

Engineers, Architects, and Surveyors

043 Architects (161)

Engineers

044 Aerospace (1622)

045 Metallurgical and materials (1623)

046 Mining (1624)

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 4

1990 Census Codes: Occupation

306

047 Petroleum (1625)

048 Chemical (1626)

049 Nuclear (1627)

053 Civil (1628)

054 Agricultural (1632)

055 Electrical and electronic (1633, 1636)

056 Industrial (1634)

057 Mechanical (1635)

058 Marine and naval architects (1637)

059 Engineers, n.e.c. (1639)

063 Surveyors and mapping scientists (164)

Mathematical and Computer Scientists

064 Computer systems analysts and scientists (171)

065 Operations and systems researchers and analysts (172)

066 Actuaries (1732)

067 Statisticians (1733)

068 Mathematical scientists, n.e.c. (1739)

Natural Scientists

069 Physicists and astronomers (1842, 1843)

073 Chemists, except biochemists (1845)

074 Atmospheric and space scientists (1846)

075 Geologists and geodesists (1847)

076 Physical scientists, n.e.c. (1849)

077 Agricultural and food scientists (1853)

078 Biological and life scientists (1854)

079 Forestry and conservation scientists (1852)

083 Medical scientists (1855)

Health Diagnosing Occupations

084 Physicians (261)

085 Dentists (262)

086 Veterinarians (27)

087 Optometrists (281)

088 Podiatrists (283)

089 Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c. (289)

Health Assessment and Treating Occupations

095 Registered nurses (29)

096 Pharmacists (301)

097 Dietitians (302)

Therapists

098 Respiratory therapists (3031)

099 Occupational therapists (3032)

103 Physical therapists (3033)

104 Speech therapists (3034)

105 Therapists, n.e.c. (3039)

106 Physicians' assistants (304)

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 4

1990 Census Codes: Occupation

307

Teachers, Postsecondary

113 Earth, environmental, and marine science teachers (2212)

114 Biological science teachers (2213)

115 Chemistry teachers (2214)

116 Physics teachers (2215)

117 Natural science teachers, n.e.c. (2216)

118 Psychology teachers (2217)

119 Economics teachers (2218)

123 History teachers (2222)

124 Political science teachers (2223)

125 Sociology teachers (2224)

126 Social science teachers, n.e.c. (2225)

127 Engineering teachers (2226)

128 Mathematical science teachers (2227)

129 Computer science teachers (2228)

133 Medical science teachers (2231)

134 Health specialties teachers (2232)

135 Business, commerce, and marketing teachers (2233)

136 Agriculture and forestry teachers (2234)

137 Art, drama, and music teachers (2235)

138 Physical education teachers (2236)

139 Education teachers (2237)

143 English teachers (2238)

144 Foreign language teachers (2242)

145 Law teachers (2243)

146 Social work teachers (2244)

147 Theology teachers (2245)

148 Trade and industrial teachers (2246)

149 Home economics teachers (2247)

153 Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c. (2249)

154 Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified

Teachers, Except Postsecondary

155 Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten (231)

156 Teachers, elementary school (232)

157 Teachers, secondary school (233)

158 Teachers, special education (235)

159 Teachers, n.e.c. (236, 239)

163 Counselors, educational and vocational (24)

Librarians, Archivists, and Curators

164 Librarians (251)

165 Archivists and curators (252)

Social Scientists and Urban Planners

166 Economists (1912)

167 Psychologists (1915)

168 Sociologists (1916)

169 Social scientists, n.e.c. (1913, 1914, 1919)

173 Urban planners (192)

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 4

1990 Census Codes: Occupation

308

Social, Recreation, and Religious Workers

174 Social workers (2032)

175 Recreation workers (2033)

176 Clergy (2042)

177 Religious workers, n.e.c. (2049)

Lawyers and Judges

178 Lawyers (211)

179 Judges (212)

Writers, Artists, Entertainers, and Athletes

183 Authors (321)

184 Technical writers (398)

185 Designers (322)

186 Musicians and composers (323)

187 Actors and directors (324)

188 Painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and artist printmakers (325)

189 Photographers (326)

193 Dancers (327)

194 Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c. (328, 329)

195 Editors and reporters (331)

197 Public relations specialists (332)

198 Announcers (333)

199 Athletes (34)

TECHNICAL, SALES AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS

Technicians and Related Support occupations

Health Technologists and Technicians

203 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians (362)

204 Dental hygienists (363)

205 Health record technologists and technicians (364)

206 Radiologic technicians (365)

207 Licensed practical nurses (366)

208 Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c. (369)

Technologists and Technicians, Except Health

Engineering and Related Technologists and Technicians

213 Electrical and electronic technicians (3711)

214 Industrial engineering technicians (3712)

215 Mechanical engineering technicians (3713)

216 Engineering technicians, n.e.c. (3719)

217 Drafting occupations (372)

218 Surveying and mapping technicians (373)

Science Technicians

223 Biological technicians (382)

224 Chemical technicians (3831)

225 Science technicians, n.e.c. (3832, 3833, 384, 389)

NLSY79 Young Adult Attachment 4

1990 Census Codes: Occupation

309

Technicians: Except Health, Engineering and Science

226 Airplane pilots and navigators (825)

227 Air traffic controllers (392)

228 Broadcast equipment operators (393)

229 Computer programmers (3971, 3972)

233 Tool programmers, numerical control (3974)

234 Legal assistants (396)

235 Technicians, n.e.c. (399)

Sales Occupations

243 Supervisors and proprietors, sales occupations (40)

Sales Representatives, Finance and Business Services

253 Insurance sales occupations (4122)

254 Real estate sales occupations (4123)

255 Securities and financial services sales occupations (4124)

256 Advertising and related sales occupations (4153)

257 Sales occupations, other business services (4152)

Sales Representatives, Commodities Except Retail

258 Sales engineers (421)

259 Sales representatives, mining, manufacturing, and wholesale (423, 424)

Sales Workers, Retail and Personal Services

263 Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats (4342, 4344)

264 Sales workers, apparel (4346)

265 Sales workers, shoes (4351)

266 Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings (4348)

267 Sales workers; radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances (4343, 4352)

268 Sales workers, hardware and building supplies (4353)

269 Sales workers, parts (4367)

274 Sales workers, other commodities (4345, 4347, 4354, 4356, 4359, 4362, 4369)

275 Sales counter clerks (4363)

276 Cashiers (4364)

277 Street and door-to-door sales workers (4366)

278 News vendors (4365)

Sales Related Occupations

283 Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales (445)

284 Auctioneers (447)

285 Sales support occupations, n.e.c. (444, 446, 449)

Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical

Supervisors, Administrative Support Occupations

303 Supervisors, general office (4511, 4513, 4514, 4516, 4519, 4529)

304 Supervisors, computer equipment operators (4512)

305 Supervisors, financial records processing (4521)

306 Chief communications operators (4523)

307 Supervisors; distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks (4522, 4524-4528)

Computer Equipment Operators

308 Computer operators (4612)

309 Peripheral equipment operators (4613)

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1990 Census Codes: Occupation

310

Secretaries, Stenographers, and Typists

313 Secretaries (4622)

314 Stenographers (4623)

315 Typists (4624)

Information Clerks

316 Interviewers (4642)

317 Hotel clerks (4643)

318 Transportation ticket and reservation agents (4644)

319 Receptionists (4645)

323 Information clerks, n.e.c. (4649)

Records Processing Occupations, Except Financial

325 Classified-ad clerks (4662)

326 Correspondence clerks (4663)

327 Order clerks (4664)

328 Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping (4692)

329 Library clerks (4694)

335 File clerks (4696)

336 Records clerks (4699)

Financial Records Processing Occupations

337 Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks (4712)

338 Payroll and timekeeping clerks (4713)

339 Billing clerks (4715)

343 Cost and rate clerks (4716)

344 Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators (4718)

Duplicating, Mail and Other Office Machine Operators

345 Duplicating machine operators (4722)

346 Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators (4723)

347 office machine operators, n.e.c. (4729)

Communications Equipment Operators

348 Telephone operators (4732)

353 Communications equipment operators, n.e.c. (4733, 4739)

Mail and Message Distributing Occupations

354 Postal clerks, exc. mail carriers (4742)

355 Mail carriers, postal service (4743)

356 Mail clerks, exc. postal service (4744)

357 Messengers (4745)

Material Recording, Scheduling, and Distributing Clerks

359 Dispatchers (4751)

363 Production coordinators (4752)

364 Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks (4753)

365 Stock and inventory clerks (4754)

366 Motor readers (4755)

368 Weighers, measurers, checkers and samplers (4756, 4757)

373 Expediters (4758)

374 Material recording, scheduling, and distributing clerks, n.e.c. (4759)

Adjusters and Investigators

375 Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators (4782)

376 Investigators and adjusters except insurance (4783)

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377 Eligibility clerks, social welfare (4784)

378 Bill and account collectors (4786)

Miscellaneous Administrative Support Occupations

379 General office clerks (463)

383 Bank tellers (4791)

384 Proofreaders (4792)

385 Data-entry keyers (4793)

386 Statistical clerks (4794)

387 Teachers' aides (4795)

389 Administrative support occupations, n.e.c. (4787, 4799)

SERVICE OCCUPATIONS

Private Household Occupations

403 Launderers and ironers (503)

404 Cooks, private household (504)

405 Housekeepers and butlers (505)

406 Child care workers, private household (506)

407 Private household cleaners and servants (502, 507, 509)

Protective Service Occupations

Supervisors Protective Service Occupations

413 Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupations (5111)

414 Supervisors, police and detectives (5112)

415 Supervisors, guards (5113)

Firefighting and Fire Prevention Occupations

416 Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations (5122)

417 Firefighting occupations (5123)

Police and Detectives

418 Police and detectives, public service (5132)

423 Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers (5134)

424 Correctional institution officers (5133)

Guards

425 Crossing guards (5142)

426 Guards and police, exc. public service (5144)

427 Protective service occupations, n.e.c. (5149)

Service Occupations, Except Protective and Household

Food Preparation and Service Occupations

433 Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations (5211)

434 Bartenders (5212)

435 Waiters and waitresses (5213)

436 Cooks (5214, 5215)

438 Food counter, fountain and related occupations (5216)

439 Kitchen workers, food preparation (5217)

443 Waiters’/waitresses' assistants (5218)

444 Miscellaneous food preparation occupations (5219)

Health service Occupations

445 Dental assistants (5232)

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446 Health aides, except nursing (5233)

447 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants (5236)

Cleaning and Building Service Occupations, except Household

448 Supervisors cleaning and building service workers (5241)

449 Maids and houseman (5242, 5249)

453 Janitors and cleaners (5244)

454 Elevator operators (5245)

455 Post control occupations (5246)

Personal Service Occupations

456 Supervisors, personal service occupations (5251)

457 Barbers (5252)

458 Hairdressers and cosmetologists (5253)

459 Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities (5254)

461 Guides (5255)

462 Ushers (5256)

463 Public transportation attendants (5257)

464 Baggage porters and bellhops (5262)

465 Welfare service aides (5263)

466 Family child care providers (pt 5264)

467 Early childhood teacher's assistants (pt 5264)

468 Child care workers, n.e.c. (pt 5264)

469 Personal service occupations, n.e.c. (52, 58,5269)

FARMING, FORESTRY AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS

Farm Operators and Managers

473 Farmers, except horticultural (5512-5514)

474 Horticultural specialty farmers (5515)

475 Managers, farms, except horticultural (5522-5524)

476 Managers, horticultural specialty farms (5525)

Other Agricultural and Related Occupations

Farm Occupations Except Managerial

477 Supervisors, farm workers (5611)

479 Farm workers (5612-5617)

483 Marine life cultivation workers (5618)

484 Nursery workers (5619)

Related Agricultural Occupations

485 Supervisors related agricultural occupations (5621)

486 Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm (5622)

487 Animal caretakers, except farm (5624)

488 Graders and sorters, agricultural products (5625)

489 Inspectors, agricultural products (5627)

Forestry and Logging Occupations

494 Supervisors, forestry, and logging workers (571)

495 Forestry workers, except logging (572)

496 Timber cutting and logging occupations (573, 579)

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313

Fishers, Hunters, and Trappers

497 Captains and other officers, fishing vessels (pt 8241)

498 Fishers (583)

499 Hunters and trappers (584)

PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT, AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS

Mechanics and Repairers

503 Supervisors, mechanics and repairers (60)

Mechanics and Repairers, Except Supervisors

Vehicle and Mobil Equipment Mechanics and Repairers

505 Automobile mechanics (pt 6111)

506 Automobile mechanic apprentices (pt 6111)

507 Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics (6112)

508 Aircraft engine mechanics (6113)

509 Small engine repairers (6114)

514 Automobile body and related repairers (6115)

515 Aircraft mechanics, exc. engine (6116)

516 Heavy equipment mechanics (6117)

517 Farm equipment mechanics

518 Industrial machinery repairers (613)

519 Machinery maintenance occupations (614)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Repairers

523 Electronic repairers, communications and industrial equipment (6151, 6153, 6155)

525 Data processing equipment repairers (6154)

526 Household appliance and power tool repairers (6156)

527 Telephone line installers and repairers (6157)

529 Telephone installers and repairers (6158)

533 Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment repairers (6152, 6159)

534 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics (616)

Miscellaneous Mechanics and Repairers

535 Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers (6171, 6172)

536 Locksmiths and safe repairers (6173)

538 Office machine repairers (6174)

539 Mechanical controls and valve repairers (6175)

543 Elevator installers and repairers (6176)

544 Millwrights (6178)

547 Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c. (6177, 6179)

549 Not specified mechanics and repairers

Construction Trades

Supervisors, Construction Occupations

553 Supervisors; brickmasons, stonemasons, and tile setters (6312)

554 Supervisors; carpenters and related workers (6313)

555 Supervisors; electricians and power transmission installers (6314)

556 Supervisors; painters, paperhangers, and plasterers (6315)

557 Supervisors; plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters (6316)

558 Supervisors; n.e.c. (6311, 6318)

Construction Trades Except Supervisors

563 Brickmasons and stonemasons (pt 6412, pt 6413)

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314

564 Brickmason and stonemason apprentices (pt 6412, pt 6413)

565 Tile setters, hard and soft (pt 6414, pt 6462)

566 Carpet installers (pt 6462)

567 Carpenters (pt 6422)

569 Carpenter apprentices (pt 6422)

573 Drywall installers (6424)

575 Electricians (pt 6432)

576 Electrician apprentices (pt 6432)

577 Electrical power installers and repairers (6433)

579 Painters, construction and maintenance (6442)

583 Paperhangers (6443)

584 Plasterers (6444)

585 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters (pt 645)

587 Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices (pt 645)

588 Concrete and terrazzo finishers (6463)

589 Glaziers (6464)

593 Insulation workers (6465)

594 Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators (6466)

595 Roofers (6468)

596 Sheetmetal duct installers (6472)

597 Structural metal workers (6473)

598 Drillers, earth (6474)

599 Construction trades, n.e.c. (6467, 6475, 6476, 6479)

Extractive Occupations

613 Supervisors, extractive occupations (632)

614 Drillers, oil well (652)

615 Explosives workers (653)

616 Mining machine operators (654)

617 Mining occupations, n.e.c. (656)

Precision Production Occupations

628 Supervisors, production occupations (67, 71)

Precision Metal Working Occupations

634 Tool and die makers (pt 6811)

635 Tool and die maker apprentices (pt 6811)

636 Precision assemblers, metal (6812)

637 Machinists (pt 6813)

639 Machinist apprentices (pt 6813)

643 Boilermakers (6814)

644 Precision grinders, filers, and tool sharpeners (6816)

645 Patternmakers and model makers, metal (6817)

646 Lay-out workers (6821)

647 Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers) (6822, 6866)

649 Engravers, metal (6823)

653 Sheet metal workers (pt 6824)

654 Sheet metal worker apprentices (pt 6824)

655 Miscellaneous precision metal workers (6829)

Precision Woodworking Occupations

656 Patternmakers and model makers, wood (6831)

657 Cabinet makers and bench carpenters (6832)

658 Furniture and wood finishers (6835)

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315

659 Miscellaneous precision woodworkers (6839)

Precision Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Machine Workers

666 Dressmakers (pt 6852, pt 7752)

667 Tailors (pt 6852)

668 Upholsterers (6853)

669 Shoe repairers (6854)

674 Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers (6856, 6859, pt 7752)

Precision Workers, Assorted Materials

675 Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers (6861)

676 Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters (6862)

677 Optical goods workers (6864, pt 7477, pt 7677)

678 Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians (6865)

679 Bookbinders (6844)

683 Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers (6867)

684 Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c. (6869)

Precision Food Production Occupations

686 Butchers and meat cutters (6871)

687 Bakers (6872)

688 Food batchmakers (6873, 6879)

Precision Inspectors, Testers, and Related Workers

689 Inspectors, testers, and graders (6881, 828)

693 Adjusters and calibrators (6882)

Plant and System Operators

694 Water and sewage treatment plant operators (691)

695 Power plant operators (pt 693)

696 Stationary engineers (pt 693, 7668)

699 Miscellaneous plant and system operators (692, 694, 695, 696)

OPERATORS, FABRICATORS, AND LABORERS

Machine Operators, Assemblers, and Inspectors

Machine Operators and Tenders, except Precision Metal Working and Plastic Working

Machine Operators

703 Lathe and turning machine set-up operators (7312)

704 Lathe and turning machine operators (7512)

705 Milling and planing machine operators (7313, 7513)

706 Punching and stamping press machine operators (7314, 7317, 7514, 7517)

707 Rolling machine operators (7316, 7516)

708 Drilling and boring machine operators (7318, 7518)

709 Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine operators (7322, 7324, 7522)

713 Forging machine operators (7319, 7519)

714 Numerical control machine operators (7326)

715 Miscellaneous metal, plastic, stone, and glass working machine operators

(7329, 7529)

717 Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c. (7339, 7539)

Metal and Plastic Processing Machine Operators

719 Molding and canting machine operators (7315, 7342, 7515, 7542)

723 Metal plating machine operators (7343, 7543)

724 Heat treating equipment operators (7344, 7544)

725 Miscellaneous metal and plastic processing machine operators (7349, 7549)

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1990 Census Codes: Occupation

316

Woodworking Machine Operators

726 Wood lathe, routing, and planing machine operators (7431, 7432, 7631, 7632)

727 Sawing machine operators (7433, 7633)

728 Shaping and joining machine operators (7435, 7635)

729 Nailing and tacking machine operators (7636)

733 Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators (7434, 7439, 7634, 7639)

Printing Machine Operators

734 Printing press operators (7443, 7643)

735 Photoengravers and lithographers (6842, 7444, 7644)

736 Typesetters and compositors (6841, 7642)

737 Miscellaneous printing machine operators (6849, 7449, 7649)

Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Machine Operators

738 Winding and twisting machine operators (7451, 7651)

739 Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operators (7452, 7652)

743 Textile cutting machine operators (7654)

744 Textile serving machine operators (7655)

745 Shoe machine operators (7656)

747 Pressing machine operators (7657)

748 Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators (6855, 7658)

749 Miscellaneous textile machine operators (7459, 7659)

Machine Operators, Assorted Materials

753 Cementing and gluing machine operators (7661)

754 Packaging and filling machine operators (7462, 7662)

755 Extruding and forming machine operators (7463, 7663)

756 Mixing and blending machine operators (7664)

757 Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators (7476, 7666, 7676)

758 Compressing and compacting machine operators (7467, 7667)

759 Painting and paint spraying machine operators (7669)

763 Roasting and baking machine operators, food (7472, 7672)

764 Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators (7673)

765 Folding machine operators (7474, 7674)

766 Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, exc. food (7675)

768 Crushing and grinding machine operators (pt 7477, pt 7677)

769 Slicing and cutting machine operators (7478, 7678)

773 Motion picture projectionists (pt 7479)

774 Photographic process machine operators (6863, 6868, 7671)

777 Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c. (pt 7479, 7665, 7679)

779 Machine operators, not specified

Fabricators, Assemblers, and Hand Working Occupations

783 Welders and cutters (7332, 7532, 7714)

784 Solderers and brazers (7333, 7533, 7717)

785 Assemblers (772, 774)

786 Hand cutting and trimming occupations (7753)

787 Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations (7754, 7755)

789 Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations (7756)

793 Hand engraving and printing occupations (7757)

795 Miscellaneous hand working occupations (7758, 7759)

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317

Production Inspectors, Testers, Samplers, and Weighers

796 Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners (782, 787)

797 Production testers (783)

798 Production samplers and weighers (784)

799 Graders and sorters, exc. agricultural (785)

Transportation and Material Moving Occupations

Motor Vehicle Operators

803 Supervisors, motor vehicle operators (8111)

804 Truck drivers (8212-8214)

806 Driver-sales workers (8218)

808 Bus drivers (8215)

809 Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs (8216)

813 Parking lot attendants (874)

814 Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c. (8219)

Transportation Occupations, Except Motor Vehicles

Rail Transportation Occupations

823 Railroad conductors and yardmasters (8113)

824 Locomotive operating occupations (8232)

825 Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators (8233)

826 Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c. (8239)

Water Transportation Occupations

828 Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats (pt 8241, 8242)

829 Sailors and deckhands (8243)

833 Marine engineers (8244)

834 Bridge, lock, and lighthouse tenders (8245)

Material Moving Equipment Operators

843 Supervisors, material moving equipment operators (812)

844 Operating engineers (8312)

845 Longshore equipment operators (8313)

848 Hoist and winch operators (8314)

849 Crane and tower operators (8315)

853 Excavating and loading machine operators (8316)

855 Grader, dozer, and scraper operators (8317)

856 Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators (8318)

859 Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators (8319)

Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers

864 Supervisors, handlers, equipment cleaners, and laborers, n.e.c. (85)

865 Helpers, mechanics and repairers (863)

Helpers, Construction and Extractive Occupations

866 Helpers, construction trades (8641-8645, 8648)

867 Helpers, surveyor (8646)

868 Helpers, extractive occupations (865)

869 Construction laborers (871)

874 Production helpers (861, 862)

Freight, Stock, and Material Handlers

875 Garbage collectors (8722)

876 Stevedores (8723)

877 Stock handlers and baggers (8724)

878 Machine feeders and offbearers (8725)

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883 Freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c. (8726)

885 Garage and service station related occupations (873)

887 Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners (875)

888 Hand packers and packagers (8761)

889 Laborers, except construction (8769)

MILITARY OCCUPATIONS

905 Military Occupation

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1990 Census Codes: Industry

319

1990 CENSUS INDUSTRY CODES

(Numbers in parenthesis are the 1987 SIC codes)

1990

CENSUS

CODE AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES

010 Agricultural production, crops (01)

011 Agricultural production livestock (02)

012 Veterinary services (074)

020 Landscape and horticultural services (078)

030 Agricultural services, n.e.c. (071, 072, 075, 076)

031 Forestry (08)

032 Fishing, hunting, and trapping (09)

MINING

040 Metal mining (10)

041 Coal mining (12)

042 Oil and gas extraction (13)

050 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel (14)

060 CONSTRUCTION (15, 16, 17)

MANUFACTURING

Nondurable Goods

Food and kindred products

100 Meat products (201)

101 Dairy products (202)

102 Canned, frozen, and preserved fruits and vegetables (203)

110 Grain mill products (204)

111 Bakery products (205)

112 Sugar and confectionery products (206)

120 Beverage industries (208)

121 Miscellaneous food preparations and kindred products (207, 209)

122 Not specified food industries

130 Tobacco manufactures (21)

Textile mill products

132 Knitting mills (225)

140 Dyeing and finishing textiles, except wool and knit goods (226)

141 Carpets and rugs (227)

142 Yarn, thread, and fabric mills (221-224, 228)

150 Miscellaneous textile mill products (229)

Apparel and other finished textile products

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151 Apparel and accessories, except knit (231-238)

152 Miscellaneous fabricated textile products (239)

Paper and allied products

160 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills (261-263)

161 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products (267)

162 Paperboard containers and boxes (265)

Printing, publishing, and allied industries

171 Newspaper publishing and printing (271)

172 Printing, publishing and allied industries, except newspapers (272-279)

Chemicals and allied products

180 Plastics, synthetics, and resins (282)

181 Drugs (283)

182 Soaps and cosmetics (284)

190 Paints, varnishes, and related products (285)

191 Agricultural chemicals (287)

192 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals (281, 286, 289)

Petroleum and coal products

200 Petroleum refining (291)

201 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products (295, 299)

Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products

210 Tires and inner tubes (301)

211 Other rubber products, and plastics footwear and belting (302-306)

212 Miscellaneous plastics products (308)

Leather and leather products

220 Leather tanning and finishing (311)

221 Footwear, except rubber and plastic (313, 314)

222 Leather products, except footwear (315-317, 319)

Durable Goods

Lumber and wood products, except furniture

230 Logging (241)

231 Sawmills, planing mills, and millwork (242, 243)

232 Wood buildings and mobile homes (245)

241 Miscellaneous wood products (244, 249)

242 Furniture and fixtures (25)

Stone, clay, glass, and concrete products

250 Glass and glass products (321-323)

251 Cement, concrete, gypsum, and planter products (324, 327)

252 Structural clay products (325)

261 Pottery and related products (326)

262 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products (328, 329)

Metal industries

270 Blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills (331)

271 Iron and steel foundries (332)

272 Primary aluminum industries (3334, part 334, 3353-3355, 3363, 3365)

280 Other primary metal industries (3331, 3339, part 334, 3351, 3356, 3357,

3364, 3366, 3369, 339)

281 Cutlery, handtools, and general hardware (342)

282 Fabricated structural metal products (344)

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321

290 Screw machine products (345)

291 Metal forgings and Stampings (346)

292 Ordnance (348)

300 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products (341, 343, 347, 349)

301 Not specified metal industries

Machinery and computing equipment

310 Engines and turbines (351)

311 Farm machinery and equipment (352)

312 Construction and material handling machines (353)

320 Metalworking machinery (354)

321 Office and accounting machines (3578, 3579)

322 Computers and related equipment (3571-3577)

331 Machine, except electrical, n.e.c. (355, 356, 358, 359)

332 Not specified machinery

Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies

340 Household appliances (363)

341 Radio, TV, and communication equipment (365, 366)

342 Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c. (361, 362, 364, 367, 369)

350 Not specified electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies

Transportation equipment

351 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment (371)

352 Aircraft and parts (372)

360 Ship and boat building and repairing (373)

361 Railroad locomotives and equipment (374)

362 Guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts (376)

370 Cycles and miscellaneous transportation equipment (375, 379)

Professional and photographic equipment, and watches

371 Scientific and controlling instruments (381, 382 exc. 3827)

372 Medical, dental, and optical instruments and supplies (3827, 384, 385)

380 Photographic equipment and supplies (386)

381 Watches, clocks, and clockwork operated devices (387)

390 Toys, amusement, and sporting goods (394)

391 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries (39 exc. 394)

392 Not specified manufacturing industries

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES

Transportation

400 Railroads (40)

401 Bus service and urban transit (41, except 412)

402 Taxicab service (412)

410 Trucking service (421, 423)

411 Warehousing and storage (422)

412 U.S. Postal Service (43)

420 Water transportation (44)

421 Air transportation (45)

422 PipeIines, except natural gas (46)

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322

432 Services incidental to transportation (47)

Communications

440 Radio and television broadcasting and cable (483, 484)

441 Telephone communications (481)

442 Telegraph and miscellaneous communications services (482, 489)

Utilities and sanitary services

450 Electric light and power (491)

451 Gas and steam supply systems (492, 496)

452 Electric and gas, and other combinations (493)

470 Water supply and irrigation (494, 497)

471 Sanitary services (495)

472 Not specified utilities

WHOLESALE TRADE

Durable Goods

500 Motor vehicles and equipment (501)

501 Furniture and home furnishings (502)

502 Lumber and construction materials (503)

510 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies (504)

511 Metals and minerals, except petroleum (505)

512 Electrical goods (506)

521 Hardware, plumbing and heating supplies (507)

530 Machinery, equipment, and supplies (508)

531 Scrap and waste materials (5093)

532 Miscellaneous wholesale, durable goods (509 exc. 5093)

Nondurable Goods

540 Paper and paper products (511)

541 Drugs, chemicals and allied products (512, 516)

542 Apparel, fabrics, and notions (513)

550 Groceries and related products (514)

551 Farm-product raw materials (515)

552 Petroleum products (517)

560 Alcoholic beverages (518)

561 Farm supplies (5191)

562 Miscellaneous wholesale, nondurable goods (5192-5199)

571 Not specified wholesale trade

RETAIL TRADE

580 Lumber and building material retailing (521, 523)

581 Hardware stores (525)

582 Retail nurseries and garden stores (526)

590 Mobile home dealers (527)

591 Department stores (531)

592 Variety stores (533)

600 Miscellaneous general merchandise stores (539)

601 Grocery stores (541)

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323

602 Dairy products stores (545)

610 Retail bakeries (546)

611 Food stores, n.e.c. (542, 543, 544, 549)

612 Motor vehicle dealers (551, 552)

620 Auto and home supply stores (553)

621 Gasoline service stations (554)

622 Miscellaneous vehicle dealers (555, 556, 557, 559)

623 Apparel and accessory stores, except shoe (56, except 566)

630 Shoe stores (566)

631 Furniture and home furnishings stores (571)

632 Household appliance stores (572)

633 Radio, TV, and computer stores (5731, 5734)

640 Music stores (5735, 5736)

641 Eating and drinking places (58)

642 Drug stores (591)

650 Liquor stores (592)

651 Sporting goods, bicycles, and hobby stores (5941, 5945, 5946)

652 Book and stationary stores (5942, 5943)

660 Jewelry stores (5944)

661 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops (5947)

662 Sewing, needlework and piece goods stores (5949)

663 Catalog and mail order houses (5961)

670 Vending machine operators (5962)

671 Direct selling establishments (5963)

672 Fuel dealers (598)

681 Retail florists (5992)

682 Miscellaneous retail stores (593, 5948, 5993-5995, 5999)

691 Not specified retail trade

FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE

700 Banking (60 exc. 603 and 606)

701 Savings institutions, including credit unions (603, 606)

702 Credit agencies, n.e.c. (61)

710 Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies (62, 67)

711 Insurance (63, 64)

712 Real estate, including real estate-insurance offices (65)

BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES

721 Advertising (731)

722 Services to dwellings and other buildings (734)

731 Personnel supply services (736)

732 Computer and data processing services (737)

740 Detective and protective services (7381, 7382)

741 Business services, n.e.c. (732, 733, 735, 7383-7389)

742 Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers (751)

750 Automobile parking and carwashes (732, 7542)

751 Automotive repair and related services (753, 7549)

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752 Electrical repair shops (762, 7694)

760 Miscellaneous repair services (763, 764, 7692, 7699)

PERSONAL SERVICES

761 Private households (88)

762 Hotels and motels (701)

770 Lodging places, except hotels and motels (702, 703, 704)

771 Laundry, cleaning, and garment services (721 exc. part 7219)

772 Beauty shops (723)

780 Barber shops (724)

781 Funeral service and crematories (726)

782 Shoe repair shops (725)

790 Dressmaking shops (part 7219)

791 Miscellaneous personal services (722, 729)

ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES

800 Theaters and motion pictures (781-783, 792)

801 Video tape rental (784)

802 Bowling centers (793)

810 Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services (791, 794, 799)

PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES

812 Offices and clinics of physicians (801, 803)

820 Offices and clinics of dentists (802)

821 Offices and clinics of chiropractors (8041)

822 Offices and clinics of optometrists (8042)

830 Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c. (8043, 8049)

831 Hospitals (806)

832 Nursing and personal care facilities (805)

840 Health services, n.e.c. (807, 808, 809)

841 Legal services (81)

842 Elementary and secondary schools (821)

850 Colleges and universities (822)

851 Vocational schools (824)

852 Libraries (823)

860 Educational services, n.e.c. (829)

861 Job training and vocational rehabilitation services (833)

862 Child day care services (part 835)

863 Family child care homes (part 835)

870 Residential care facilities, without nursing (836)

871 Social services, n.e.c. (832, 839)

872 Museums, art galleries and zoos (84)

873 Labor unions (863)

880 Religious organizations (866)

881 Membership organizations, n.e.c. (861, 862, 864, 865, 869)

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1990 Census Codes: Industry

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882 Engineering architectural and surveying services (871)

890 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services (872)

891 Research, development, and testing services (873)

892 Management and public relations services (874)

893 Miscellaneous professional and related services (899)

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

900 Executive and legislative offices (911-913)

901 General government, n.e.c. (919)

910 Justice, public order, and safety (92)

921 Public finance, taxation, and monetary policy (93)

922 Administration of human resources programs (94)

930 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs (95)

931 Administration of economic programs (96)

932 National security and international affairs (97)

991 Military

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CHANGES BETWEEN 1980 AND 1990 INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS

CODE TITLE CHANGED 1990 TITLE

1980 1990 '80 TO '90 (Except where noted)

-- 012 New Veterinary services

021 020 X Landscape and horticultural services

020 030 X Agricultural services, n.e.c.

030 031 S Forestry

031 032 S Fishing, hunting, and trapping

S 042 X Oil and gas extraction

S 102 X Canned, frozen, and preserved fruits and vegetables

S 141 X Carpets and rugs

S 281 X Cutlery, handtools, and general hardware

S 322 X Computers and related equipment

S 372 X Medical, dental, and optical instruments and supplies

382 -- Deleted (Old) Not specified professional equipment

S 440 X Radio and television broadcasting and cable

S 441 X Telephone communications

460 450 S Electric light and power

461 451 S Gas and steam supply systems

462 452 S Electric and gas, and other combinations

S 510 X Professional and commercial equipment and supplies

522 -- Deleted (Old) Not specified electrical and hardware products

630 623 S Apparel and accessory stores, except shoe

631 630 S Shoe stores

632 631 S Furniture and home furnishings stores

-- 632 New Household appliance stores

640 633 X Radio, TV, and computer stores

-- 640 New Music stores

-- 661 New Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops

661 662 S Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores

662 663 X Catalog and mail order houses

S 672 X Fuel dealers

S 701 X Savings institutions, including credit unions

S 712 X Real estate, including real estate-insurance offices

730 891 XX Combined with category 891

740 732 S Computer and data processing services

741 740 S Detective and protective services

742 741 S Business services, n.e.c.

-- 742 New Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers

S 750 X Automobile parking and carwashes

S 751 X Automotive repair and related services

-- 801 New Video tape rental

801 802 X Bowling centers

802 810 S Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services

S 812 X Offices and clinics of physicians

S 820 X Offices and clinics of dentists

S 821 X Offices and clinics of chiropractors

S 822 X Offices and clinics of optometrists

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S 830 X Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c.

S 851 X Vocational schools

-- 863 New Family child care homes

-- 873 New Labor unions

S 881 X Membership organizations, n.e.c.

S 891 X Research, development, and testing services

732 892 X Management and public relations services

892 893 S Miscellaneous professional and related services

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Deleted - Category not in 1990 system.

New - New category for 1990.

S - 1980 code same as 1990 or 1980 title same as 1990.

X - Title changed for this industry.

XX - Category consolidated with another industry in 1990.

-- - No code

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CHANGES BETWEEN 1980 AND 1990 OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

CODE TITLE CHANGE 1990 TITLE

1980 1990 ’80 TO ‘90 (Except Where Noted)

017 016 S Postmasters and mail superintendents

* 017 New Managers, food serving and lodging establishments

016 018 S Managers, properties and real estate

018 019 S Funeral directors

* 021 New Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.

019 022 S Managers and administrators, n.e.c.

S 098 X Respiratory therapists

349 353 XX (Old) Telegraphers

S 353 S Communications equipment operators, n.e.c.

S 368 X Weighers, measurers, checkers and samplers

369 368 XX (Old) Samplers

S 436 X Cooks

437 436 XX (Old) Short order cooks

463 461 S Guides

464 462 S Ushers

465 463 S Public transportation attendants

466 464 S Baggage porters and bellhops

467 465 S Welfare service aides

** 466 New Family child care providers

** 467 New Early childhood teacher's assistants

S 468 X Child care workers, n.e.c.

633 628 S Supervisors, production occupations

673 674 XX (Old) Apparel and fabric patternmakers

S 674 S Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers

S 734 X Printing press operators

794 795 XX (Old) Hand grinding and polishing occupations

S 795 S Miscellaneous hand working occupations

S 804 X Truck drivers

805 804 XX (Old) Truck drivers, light

863 864 S Supervisors, handlers, equipment cleaners, and laborers

864 865 S Helpers, mechanics and repairers

865 866 S Helpers, construction trades

866 867 S Helpers, surveyor

867 868 S Helpers, extractive occupations

873 874 S Production helpers

_______________________

-- - No code

New - New category for 1990

S - 1990 code same as 1980 or 1990 title same as 1980

XX - Category consolidated with another

x - Title change for this occupation

* - Part of 019 in 1980

** - Part of 468 in 1980

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ATTACHMENT 5: ELECTRONIC QUESTION BY

QUESTION SPECIFICATIONS

FOR THE NLSY79 YA CAPI QUESTIONNAIRE

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INTRODUCTION

In a computer-assisted personal interview (CAPI), interviewers have ready access to general and specific

instructions that guide them in the administration of the electronic questionnaire. These “help screens”

replace the traditional hard copy question-by-question instructions provided to interviewers for a paper-

and-pencil interview.

This section contains the help screens available in the CAPI questionnaire for the 2000 NLSY79 Young

Adult survey. These help screens were physically linked to the appropriate questions in the CAPI

instrument and were available electronically to the interviewer during the administration of the survey. To

assist the reader, this introduction provides an interpretation of the different types of information contained

in the screen blocks.

The first line in each help screen block indicates the name of that help screen. Following the help screen

name is a header containing the name of the first question in the instrument to which that help screen is

attached, as well as a brief verbal description of the question. Users may wish to note that this header line

does not appear to the interviewer at any time. The name is then followed by the actual text of the help

screen that would be seen by the interviewer. Finally, the “Related Questions” section indicates all survey

questions to which that help screen is attached.

HELP SCREENS

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Header: HH2-1: Person who owns or rents home

The objective of this question is to determine if the person who owns or rents R's home also lives with R.

If the person who owns or rent R's home lives with R s/he should be included on the household roster. Add

to the household roster by answering "Yes" to this question and follow the instructions on the next screen.

Remember: The R is NOT included in the household roster. If the R lives alone there will be no one listed

on the household roster. Therefore, if R owns or rents his/her own home, go on to the next question.

Related Questions:

WGSP-71X WGSP-71XBB WGSP-71Xc WGSP-71Xd WGSP-71Xe

WGSP-71Xf WGSP-71Xg WGSP-72C QES-71X QES-71XBB

QES-71Xc QES-71Xd QES-71Xe QES-71Xf QES-71Xg

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Header: QES-72C: What does R earn weekly

USUAL means 50% of the time or more, or most frequently during the past 4 or 5 months.

Round NONHOURLY earnings to the nearest whole dollar. If the R reports 50 cents or more beyond a

whole dollar, round up to the next largest whole dollar. Otherwise, round down to the whole dollar.

Related Questions:

WGSP-74E WGSP-74K-2 WGSP-74U WGSP-75B-1 WGSP-74V

WGSP-75B-2 WGSP-75J WGSP-75Q-1 WGSP-75K WGSP-75Q-2

WGSP-75Y WGSP-76F-1 WGSP-75Z WGSP-76F-2 QES-72C

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Header: QES-72G: # of hours worked per week

Record the number of hours usually worked per week as a whole number. Count 30 minutes or more as a

whole hour.

Try to get an average number of hours worked per week for a person whose schedule varies from week to

week.

USUALLY means 50% of the time or more, or the most frequent schedule during the last 4 or 5 months.

Related Questions: WGSP-72G QES-72G QES-72H

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Header: QES-73D: Usual weekly earnings

USUALLY means 50% of the time or more, or the most frequent schedule during the last 4 or 5 months.

If the R is not sure if this is correct or does not agree with the amount, entering a "don't know" or a "no"

response will lead to follow-up questions.

Related Questions:

QES-84D QES-84E QES-84F QES-84G QES-84H

QES-84I QES-84J QES-84K

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Header: QES-84L: Benefits available - education

The intent of this question is to gather information about any benefits or other programs employers offer

their employees, whether or not the employee takes advantage of these benefits. For example, if the R's

company offers a medical insurance plan which the R does not participate in, you would code "Yes" -- it is

made available to the R.

An education assistance program provides to the employee (not dependents) full or partial payment for

tuition and/or books for training or educational courses. Job related educational assistance includes courses

or training which can be used for increasing output in the same field, promotion preparation, career-

development, and management for non-supervisory workers.

Related Questions:

YASR-58A YASR-58B YASR-58C YASR-58D YASR-58E

YASR-58F YASR-58G YASR-58H

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Header: Q15-141: Family Income

For this question, the word "family" refers to the members of R's household as stated on the Household

Record.

2000 YS Survey Questionnaire WORKCENTER 5225 YAquex2000

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