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Questionnaire: National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997: Youth
Questionnaire 97 (R18): Youth
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Y-VERSION [] |
Section: Household Information |
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
CENTER FOR HUMAN RESOURCE
RESEARCH
CAPI
NLSY97 YOUTH QUESTIONNAIRE (ROUND
18)
03/23/2017
DATECHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: THE COMPUTER SAYS
THAT TODAY'S DATE IS
[CURDATE~X]
IS THIS THE CORRECT
DATE?
DATECHECKREV [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE ENTER
TODAY'S DATE.
INTMODE [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: INDICATE MODE USED
TO CONDUCT INTERVIEW.
|
1 IN-PERSON
INTERVIEW ...(Go To YHHI-DOB-CONF) |
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2 TELEPHONE
INTERVIEW |
YHHI-DOB-CONF [] |
Section: Household Information |
Before we begin this interview, I need to confirm that
you are the person I am supposed to interview. Please tell me your full date of
birth.
IF NEEDED: Checking your date
of birth lets us make sure that we don't start the interview with the wrong
person. We want to make sure to protect your confidential
information.
BDATE-COMPARE [] |
Section: Household Information |
([BIRTHDATE_REPT]} == [KEY_BDATE])
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-1200
BDATE-COMPARE2 [] |
Section: Household Information |
VAREXIST([BIRTHDATE_ALT1])
COMMENT: Is save array present?
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To BDATE-COMPARE3
BDATE-COMPARE3 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([BIRTHDATE_REPT] == [BIRTHDATE_ALT1])
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-1200
BDATE-COMPARE4 [] |
Section: Household Information |
VAREXIST([BIRTHDATE_ALT2])
COMMENT: Is save array present?
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To BDATE-COMPARE5
BDATE-COMPARE5 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([BIRTHDATE_REPT] == [BIRTHDATE_ALT2])
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-1200
BDATE_NONMATCH1 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: THE BIRTHDATE YOU HAVE ENTERED DOES NOT MATCH THE BIRTHDATE IN
OUR RECORDS. PLEASE BACK UP, VERIFY THE BIRTHDATE WITH THE RESPONDENT AND MAKE
ANY CORRECTIONS NECESSARY.
IF RESPONDENT VERIFIES DATE AND DATE WAS
ENTERED ACCURATELY, PLEASE BREAK-OFF INTERVIEW TEMPORARILY TO CHECK THE
RECORDS.
YHHI-1200 [] |
Section: Household Information |
(INTERVIEWER READ TO R:)
The U.S. Department of Labor asks you to participate in
the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997, Round 18.
This study is
sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Your
participation is vital to the success of this study. This study is voluntary,
and you may decline to answer specific questions. You also may end the interview
at any point. You will receive $[INCENTIVE] as a token of appreciation for
participating in the study. Personal identifiers such as name, address, and
social security number will be held in confidence and will not be released to
the public without your consent. All personnel associated with this study have
signed a legal document in which they pledge to protect the confidentiality of
the information that survey participants provide.
As you may remember
from previous rounds of the survey, the questionnaire covers such topics as
schooling, job training, marriage, substance use, reproductive behavior, illegal
activity, employment, income, and assets. The information will help researchers
and policy makers understand what helps adults be successful and what obstacles
are most difficult for people to overcome.
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1 R CONSENTS TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEY |
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2 R DOES NOT
CONSENT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEY ...(Go To YHHI-1210) |
YHHI-1210 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: ATTEMPT TO GAIN R'S
CONSENT TO PROCEED WITH THE INTERVIEW. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO GAIN CONSENT, BREAK
OFF THE INTERVIEW AT THIS POINT AND MAKE A RECORD OF ALL INFORMATION THAT COULD
BE USEFUL IN GAINING THE RESPONDENT'S COOPERATION AT A LATER
DATE.
YHHI-1215 [] |
Section: Household Information |
My computer is equipped to record this interview for
quality control, research, testing, and training purposes. As always your
confidentiality is protected by Federal law and the policies of the Bureau of
Labor Statistics and NORC. May I continue with the recording?
YHHI-1217 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: DID R AGREE TO BE
RECORDED?
YHHI-1220 [] |
Section: Household Information |
We appreciate your help in answering these questions. As
part of this survey I will ask you some questions that may help us contact you
in the future. By sharing this contact information, you give your permission for
us to use it to try to contact you for future interviews. In attempting to reach
you, we will never reveal any of the answers you've provided to the survey
questions.
|
1 R AGREES WITH
PROVIDING CONTACT INFORMATION ...(Go To YHHI-1230) |
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2 R DISAGREES
WITH PROVIDING CONTACT INFORMATION |
YHHI-1230 [] |
Section: Household Information |
If the contacts you have provided offer the names of
other people who may help us reach you, may we contact those people as
well?
YHHI-1240ALT [] |
Section: Household Information |
We value your participation each year. Address and phone
information in directories and public records can help us reach you. May we use
them, only if needed?
YHHI-1250 [] |
Section: Household Information |
If you are or were to become a member of the Armed
Forces, or if you were to enter a correctional facility or a residential care
facility, may we contact government or other administrative officials to get
their help in locating and interviewing you? When attempting to locate and
interview you, we may reveal the fact that you are a participant in this survey.
However, as stated earlier, we will never reveal any of the answers you've
provided to the survey questions.
YHHI-1490 [] |
Section: Household Information |
RECCOUNT ([PREVHHI])
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YHHI-14950
YHHI-14950 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[prevnonhhi_count] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one person on the non-resident roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-EXPGROUPCHECK
YHHI-EXPGROUPCHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
[EXPGROUP]==1
COMMENT: R is in the experimental group
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-3600-EXP
YHHI-3500 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Let's begin with some questions about where and with whom
you've been living since your last interview. When we interviewed you on
[lintdate~X], you were living at [prev_address_street]. Since [lintdate~X] have
you ever lived at a different address?
YHHI-3600 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Not including where you were living at the time of last
interview, [prev_address_street], how many different addresses have you lived at
for more than a month?
YHHI-3600-EXP [] |
Section: Household Information |
Not including where you were living at the time of last
interview, how many different addresses have you lived at for more than a
month?
YHHI-3700 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Since [lintdate~X], have you moved from one state, city,
or county to another?
YHHI-3800-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Household Information |
REPEAT
COMMENT: R's change of address since DLI
YHHI-EXPGROUPCHECK2 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[EXPGROUP]==1
COMMENT: R is in the experimental group
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-4000-EXP_000001
YHHI-4000_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Thinking about the [first/next] time you moved to a
different state, city, or county, please tell me to what state, city, and county
you moved. (IF FOREIGN COUNTRY, ENTER COUNTRY)
What was the
[first/next] state, city, or county you lived in since [lintdate~X]? (IF FOREIGN COUNTRY, ENTER COUNTRY)
YHHI-4000-EXP_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What was the [first/next] state, city, or county you
lived in since [lintdate~X]? (IF FOREIGN COUNTRY, ENTER
COUNTRY)
YHHI-4000_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-4000_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
State:
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99 (no
state) |
1 ALABAMA |
2 ALASKA |
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4 ARIZONA |
5 ARKANSAS |
6 CALIFORNIA |
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8 COLORADO |
9 CONNECTICUT |
10 DELAWARE |
|
11 DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA |
12 FLORIDA |
13 GEORGIA |
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15 HAWAII |
16 IDAHO |
17 ILLINOIS |
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18 INDIANA |
19 IOWA |
20 KANSAS |
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21 KENTUCKY |
22 LOUISIANA |
23 MAINE |
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24 MARYLAND |
25 MASSACHUSETTS |
26 MICHIGAN |
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27 MINNESOTA |
28 MISSISSIPPI |
29 MISSOURI |
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30 MONTANA |
31 NEBRASKA |
32 NEVADA |
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33 NEW
HAMPSHIRE |
34 NEW
JERSEY |
35 NEW
MEXICO |
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36 NEW YORK |
37 NORTH
CAROLINA |
38 NORTH
DAKOTA |
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39 OHIO |
40 OKLAHOMA |
41 OREGON |
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42 PENNSYLVANIA |
44 RHODE
ISLAND |
45 SOUTH
CAROLINA |
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46 SOUTH
DAKOTA |
47 TENNESSEE |
48 TEXAS |
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49 UTAH |
50 VERMONT |
51 VIRGINIA |
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53 WASHINGTON |
54 WEST
VIRGINIA |
55 WISCONSIN |
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56 WYOMING |
60 AMERICAN
SAMOA |
61 CANAL
ZONE |
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62 CANTON AND
ENDERBURY ISLANDS |
66 GUAM |
67 JOHNSTON
ATOLL |
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71 MIDWAY
ISLANDS |
72 PUERTO
RICO |
73 RYUKYU
ISLANDS, SOUTHERN |
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74 SWAN
ISLANDS |
75 TRUST
TERRITORIES OF PACIFIC |
76 U.S.
MISCELLANEOUS CARIBBEAN |
|
77 U.S.
MISCELLANEOUS PACIFIC IS |
78 VIRGIN
ISLANDS |
79 WAKE
ISLAND |
|
0 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-4000_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-4000_000005 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
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103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
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113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
116 BRAZIL |
|
117 BULGARIA |
118 BURMA |
119 CAMBODIA |
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120 CANADA |
121 QUEBEC |
122 CEYLON (SRI
LANKA) |
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123 CHILE |
124 CHINA |
125 COLOMBIA |
|
126 COSTA
RICA |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
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127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
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134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
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237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
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142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
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144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
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146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
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149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
150 GUYANA |
151 HAITI |
|
152 HONDURAS |
153 HONG
KONG |
154 HUNGARY |
|
155 ICELAND |
156 INDIA |
157 INDONESIA |
|
158 IRAN |
159 IRAQ |
160 IRELAND
(EIRE) |
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161 ISRAEL |
162 ITALY |
163 IVORY
COAST |
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164 JAMAICA |
165 JAPAN |
166 JORDAN |
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241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
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243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
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171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
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247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-EXPGROUPCHECK3 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[EXPGROUP]==1 && [loop number 2]== 1
COMMENT: R is in the experimental group and this is the first time through
the loop
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-4200
YHHI-4100 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What month and year did you move to that
location?
YHHI-4200 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Since that time, have you moved to another state, city or
county?
INTERVIEWER: CODE 'YES' IF R MOVED BACK
TO A PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED PLACE.
YHHI-4300-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Household Information |
UNTIL ([R has moved] != 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? R's change of address since DLI
YHHI-LOC-1500 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Do you expect to move within the next year?
YHHI-LOC-1600_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Where?
YHHI-LOC-1600_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1600_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1600_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
State:
|
1 ALABAMA |
2 ALASKA |
4 ARIZONA |
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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 |
YHHI-LOC-1600_000005 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1600_000006 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1600_000007 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-LOC-1700 [] |
Section: Household Information |
When do you think you might move?
YHHI-4400A [] |
Section: Household Information |
Do you currently live in a single family house, in an
apartment or condominium, or in some other type of housing?
|
1 SINGLE-FAMILY
HOUSE (INCL. MOBILE HOME) ...(Go To YHHI-44640A) |
|
2 APARTMENT/CONDO/TOWNHOUSE ...(Go
To YHHI-44640A) |
|
3 SOME OTHER
TYPE OF HOUSING |
YHHI-4400X [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that housing be in a …
|
4 Dormitory
(inc. fraternity/sorority) or Military Barracks ...(Go To
YHHI-4505) |
|
5 Hotel, Motel,
Rooming or Boarding House ...(Go To YHHI-4505) |
|
6 Shelter (for
homeless or abused) or on street ...(Go To YHHI-4505) |
|
7 Jail/Prison/Detention/Work
Release ...(Go To YHHI-4505) |
|
9 Hospital ...(Go To YHHI-4505) |
|
10 Group Home
or Treatment Center ...(Go To YHHI-4505) |
|
11 Other Type
of Housing |
|
8 (IF OFFERED)
Mobile Home |
YHHI-4505 [] |
Section: Household Information |
How long have you been living in this place? Has it
been...
|
1 less than 1
week |
|
2 at least a
week but less than a month |
|
3 one to three
months |
|
4 more than 3
months but less than a year |
|
5 one year or
more |
YHHI-44640A [] |
Section: Household Information |
Next, I'd like to know about other people in your
household. We are interested in knowing about the people you usually live with,
even if you move from place to place together. The people in your housheold may
include relatives, friends, or people you split chores with.
YHHI-44640C [] |
Section: Household Information |
RECCOUNT ([PREVHHI])
COMMENT: get rid of blank roster lines
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YHHI-48600
YHHI-44700 [] |
Section: Household Information |
I'm going to read a list of people who lived in your
household when we last interviewed you.Please tell me which of these people, if
any, do not usually live in your current household at this time?
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO EACH PERSON
WHO IS NO LONGER LIVING IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
IF
THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS "SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YHHI-44701D [] |
Section: Household Information |
[number of household members] > 0
COMMENT: At least one person remains on the HHI roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-ADD3
YHHI-ADD3 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[prevhhi_count] == [number of household
members]
COMMENT: No people were dropped from the original HH Roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-44917
YHHI-44917 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[prevhhidrops_count] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one person no longer living in the HH since
DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-44918
YHHI-44918 [] |
Section: Household Information |
0
COMMENT: There is at least one person no longer living in the HH since
DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-48600
YHHI-48600 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Now, are there any
people who usually live in your current household
at this time[, but who weren't living with you at your last
interview]?
YHHI-48700 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Please tell me the names of the other people who usually
live in your current household at this
time?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER NAMES ON
ROSTER.
YHHI-48710 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: IF THE SPELLING OF
THE NAME OF A PERSON WHO WAS NEWLY ADDED TO THE HOUSEHOLD ROSTER IS INCORRECT,
PLEASE CLICK ON "MODIFY ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE PERSON AND MAKE THE
NECESSARY CORRECTIONS.
IF THERE ARE
NO CORRECTIONS, PRESS "SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YHHI-48720 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANYONE WHO WAS
ADDED TO THE HOUSEHOLD ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE PERSON.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YHHI-46300 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[prevnonhhi_count] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one person on the DLI non-resident roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-46423
YHHI-46423 [] |
Section: Household Information |
VAREXIST ([PREVNONHHILIVE_UID])
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-46425
YHHI-46425 [] |
Section: Household Information |
ALEN([PREVNONHHILIVE_UID])
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YHHI-49300-LOOP-BEGIN
YHHI-46445 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[YHHI-48600]==1
COMMENT: There are new people in the household
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-48730
YHHI-48730 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-48740 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Let's go over that
list of people you just told me about. Have you ever lived with any of these
people before?
YHHI-48732 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Which of the persons on this list
have you lived with before?
INTERVIEWER:
SELECT NAMES ON ROSTER OF ALL PERSONS R REPORTS LIVING WITH IN THE
PAST.
YHHI-49000 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[newpeople_count] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one person on the New People roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-49048
YHHI-49048 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[NONRESCHECK_COUNT] > 0
COMMENT: There are people to check for on the nonres roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-49055-LOOP-BEGIN
YHHI-49055-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Household Information |
REPEAT
COMMENT: New HH member information
YHHI-49065 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is [NONRESCHECK.NAME([YHHI-LOOPNONRESCHECK])] listed in
this roster? (SHOW RESPONDENT NAMES ON ROSTER LISTED
BELOW.)
(INTERVIEWER: IF PERSON IS
LISTED ON ROSTER, SELECT NAME ON ROSTER AND CLICK ON <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>
TO PROCEED TO NEXT SCREEN.
IF PERSON IS
NOT LISTED ON ROSTER, SIMPLY CLICK ON <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED TO
NEXT SCREEN.)
YHHI-49095-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Household Information |
UNTIL ([YHHI-LOOPNONRESCHECK] ==
[NONRESCHECK_COUNT])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? New HH member information
YHHI-49045 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[NONRESCHECK_COUNT] > 0
COMMENT: There are people to check for on the nonres roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-47515
YHHI-47515 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[NEWPEOPLE2_COUNT] > 0
COMMENT: There are people to check for on the new people2 roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-49300-LOOP-BEGIN
YHHI-49300-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Household Information |
REPEAT
COMMENT: New HH member information
YHHI-49400 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is [NEWPEOPLE2.NAME([loop number 17])] a male or a
female?
YHHI-49500 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is [NEWPEOPLE2.NAME([loop number 17])]'s
relationship to you?
|
1 Group
1:Wife |
3 Group
1:Mother ...(Go To YHHI-49500A) |
|
13 Group
1:Sister ...(Go To YHHI-49500C) |
49 Group
1:Daughter ...(Go To YHHI-49500E) |
|
29 Group
1:Grandmother |
70 Group
1:Aunt |
|
74 Group
1:Niece |
82 Group
1:Cousin (either sex) |
|
84 Group
1:Other relative |
2 Group
2:Husband |
|
4 Group
2:Father ...(Go To YHHI-49500B) |
14 Group
2:Brother ...(Go To YHHI-49500D) |
|
50 Group
2:Son ...(Go To YHHI-49500F) |
33 Group
2:Grandfather |
|
72 Group
2:Uncle |
78 Group
2:Nephew |
|
69 Group
3:Lover/partner |
88 Group
3:Mother's partner |
|
89 Group
3:Father's partner |
57 Group
3:Daughter of partner |
|
58 Group 3:Son
of Partner |
68 Group
3:Roommate |
|
85 Group
3:Other non-relative |
YHHI-49500A [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological mother, your step-mother,
your adoptive mother, foster mother, or mother-in-law?
|
3 BIOLOGICAL
MOTHER |
|
7 MOTHER
(STEP) |
|
5 MOTHER
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
9 MOTHER
(FOSTER) |
|
11 MOTHER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-49500B [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological father, your step-father,
your adoptive father, foster father, or father-in-law?
|
3 BIOLOGICAL
MOTHER |
|
7 MOTHER
(STEP) |
|
5 MOTHER
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
9 MOTHER
(FOSTER) |
|
11 MOTHER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-49500C [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your full-sister, your half-sister, your
step-sister, your adoptive sister, foster sister, or sister-in-law?
|
13 FULL
SISTER |
|
17 HALF
SISTER |
|
21 STEP
SISTER |
|
23 ADOPTIVE
SISTER |
|
25 FOSTER
SISTER |
|
28 SISTER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-49500D [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your full-brother, your half-brother, your
step-brother, your adoptive brother, foster brother, or
brother-in-law?
|
14 FULL
BROTHER |
|
18 HALF
BROTHER |
|
22 STEP
BROTHER |
|
24 ADOPTIVE
BROTHER |
|
26 FOSTER
BROTHER |
|
27 BROTHER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-49500E [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological daughter, your
step-daughter, or your adoptive daughter?
|
49 BIOLOGICAL
DAUGHTER |
|
51 DAUGHTER
(STEP) |
|
53 DAUGHTER
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
55 DAUGHTER
(FOSTER) |
|
57 DAUGHTER OF
LOVER/PARTNER |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-49500F [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological son, your step-son, or your
adoptive son?
|
50 BIOLOGICAL
SON |
|
52 SON
(STEP) |
|
54 SON
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
56 SON
(FOSTER) |
|
58 SON OF
LOVER/PARTNER |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-49700-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Household Information |
UNTIL ([loop number 17] == [NEWPEOPLE2_COUNT])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? New HH member information
YHHI-49900 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Here is the list of all persons who usually live in your
current household at this time.
INTERVIEWER: ASK RESPONDENT TO VERIFY THIS LIST. IF ANY ITEM
ON THIS LIST IS INCORRECT, THERE WILL BE AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE CORRECTIONS IN A
FUTURE QUESTION.
IF SOMEONE ELSE
LIVES IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO DOES NOT APPEAR ON THIS LIST, PLEASE GO BACK TO THE
APPROPRIATE QUESTION TO ADD THAT PERSON.
YHHI-50100 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[hhi_countfinal] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one person on the final HH roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-50300
YHHI-50300 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Now I'd like to get a little more information about the
people in your household. The questions I ask may be different for different
people.
YHHI-50400-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Household Information |
REPEAT
COMMENT: New HH member information
YHHI-50460 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([relationship to R([loop])] ==49) || ([relationship to
R([loop])] ==50) || ([relationship to R([loop])] == 53) || ([relationship to
R([loop])] == 54)
COMMENT: This is a biological or adoptive child of the respondent
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-50470
YHHI-50470 [] |
Section: Household Information |
ISCOMPLETE ([temphhi2_bdate([loop])])
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-50500
YHHI-50480 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is [name([loop])]'s date of birth?
YHHI-50500 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([temphhi2_hhflag([loop])] == 2) ||
([temphhi2_hhflag([loop])] == 4)
COMMENT: This HH member is either newly reported this round or has no
previous HH residency
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-50600
YHHI-50510 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([temphhi2_age([loop])] <= 0) ||
([temphhi2_age([loop])] > 100)
COMMENT: HH member's age is unknown
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YHHI-50520
YHHI-50520 [] |
Section: Household Information |
ISCOMPLETE ([temphhi3_bdate([loop])])
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-50710
YHHI-50600 [] |
Section: Household Information |
How old is [name([loop])] now? If you are not sure, what
is your best guess?
YHHI-50710 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([temphhi2_hhflag([loop])] == 2) ||
([temphhi2_hhflag([loop])] == 4)
COMMENT: This HH member is either newly reported this round or has no
previous HH residency
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-50800
YHHI-50720 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[temphhi2_ethnicity([loop])] < 0
COMMENT: HH member's ethnicity or race is unknown
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-50800
YHHI-50800 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is [name([loop])] of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish
origin?
YHHI-50900 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Which of the following is [name([loop])]?
(SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.)
|
1 White |
|
2 Black or
African American |
|
3 Asian |
|
4 Native
Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander |
|
5 American
Indian or Alaska Native |
|
6 OTHER?
(SPECIFY) |
|
7 DO NOT READ
ALOUD: HISPANIC/LATINO |
YHHI-51300 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[temphhi2_hhflag([loop])]
COMMENT: HH status
If Answer >= 1 AND Answer <= 2
Then Go To YHHI-51400If Answer = 4 Then Go To YHHI-50910
YHHI-51400 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([relationship to R([loop])] ==1) || ([relationship to
R([loop])] ==2) || (([relationship to R([loop])] > 4) &&
([relationship to R([loop])] < 13)) || (([relationship to R([loop])] > 20)
&&([relationship to R([loop])] < 29)) || ([relationship to R([loop])]
>50) || ([relationship to R([loop])] <= 0)
COMMENT: This person is not a blood relative of R, or the relationship is
missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-51600
YHHI-51600 [] |
Section: Household Information |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD RR )
What is [name([loop])]'s relationship to you?
|
1 Group
1:Wife |
3 Group
1:Mother ...(Go To YHHI-51600A) |
|
13 Group
1:Sister ...(Go To YHHI-51600C) |
49 Group
1:Daughter ...(Go To YHHI-51600E) |
|
29 Group
1:Grandmother |
70 Group
1:Aunt |
|
74 Group
1:Niece |
82 Group
1:Cousin (either sex) |
|
84 Group
1:Other relative |
2 Group
2:Husband |
|
4 Group
2:Father ...(Go To YHHI-51600B) |
14 Group
2:Brother ...(Go To YHHI-51600D) |
|
50 Group
2:Son ...(Go To YHHI-51600F) |
33 Group
2:Grandfather |
|
72 Group
2:Uncle |
78 Group
2:Nephew |
|
69 Group
3:Lover/partner |
88 Group
3:Mother's partner |
|
89 Group
3:Father's partner |
57 Group
3:Daughter of partner |
|
58 Group 3:Son
of Partner |
68 Group
3:Roommate |
|
85 Group
3:Other non-relative |
YHHI-51600A [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological mother, your step-mother,
your adoptive mother, foster mother, or mother-in-law?
|
3 BIOLOGICAL
MOTHER |
|
7 MOTHER
(STEP) |
|
5 MOTHER
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
9 MOTHER
(FOSTER) |
|
11 MOTHER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-51600B [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological father, your step- father,
your adoptive father, foster father, or father-in-law?
|
4 BIOLOGICAL
FATHER |
|
8 FATHER
(STEP) |
|
6 FATHER
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
10 FATHER
(FOSTER) |
|
12 FATHER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-51600C [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your full-sister, your half- sister, your
step- sister, your adoptive sister, foster sister, or sister-in-law?
|
13 FULL
SISTER |
|
17 HALF
SISTER |
|
21 STEP
SISTER |
|
23 ADOPTIVE
SISTER |
|
25 FOSTER
SISTER |
|
28 SISTER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-51600D [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your full-brother, your half-brother, your
step-brother, your adoptive brother, foster brother, or
brother-in-law?
|
14 FULL
BROTHER |
|
18 HALF
BROTHER |
|
22 STEP
BROTHER |
|
24 ADOPTIVE
BROTHER |
|
26 FOSTER
BROTHER |
|
27 BROTHER-IN-LAW |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-51600E [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological daughter, your
step-daughter, or your adoptive daughter?
|
49 BIOLOGICAL
DAUGHTER |
|
51 DAUGHTER
(STEP) |
|
53 DAUGHTER
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
55 DAUGHTER
(FOSTER) |
|
57 DAUGHTER OF
LOVER/PARTNER |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-51600F [] |
Section: Household Information |
Would that be your biological son, your step-son, or your
adoptive son?
|
50 BIOLOGICAL
SON |
|
52 SON
(STEP) |
|
54 SON
(ADOPTIVE) |
|
56 SON
(FOSTER) |
|
58 SON OF
LOVER/PARTNER |
|
999 OTHER |
YHHI-50910 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([temphhi3_age([loop])] >=16)
COMMENT: HH member's age is >= 16
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-50915
YHHI-50915 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==1) || ([temphhi3_rely([loop])]
==2)
COMMENT: new member is a spouse
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YHHI-50906
YHHI-50920 [] |
Section: Household Information |
(([temphhi3_rely([loop])] == 49) ||
([temphhi3_rely([loop])] == 50)) || (([temphhi3_rely([loop])] == 53)
&&([temphhi3_rely([loop])] == 54)) || ([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==69) ||
([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==3) || ([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==4)
||([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==5) || ([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==6)
COMMENT: new member is a biological or adopted child, or biological or
adoptive parent
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-51000
YHHI-51000 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is the marital status of [name([loop])]?
|
0 Never-married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
|
4 Widowed |
YHHI-50906 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is [name([loop])]'s present religion, if
any?
|
1 Roman
Catholic |
|
2 Jewish |
|
3 Baptist |
|
4 Lutheran |
|
5 Methodist |
|
6 Presbyterian |
|
7 Episcopalian |
|
8 Mormon |
|
9 Unitarian |
|
10 Quaker |
|
11 Non-Denominational Christian |
|
12 Other
Protestant (SPECIFY) |
|
13 Islam,
Muslim, Moslem |
|
14 Buddhist |
|
15 Other
(SPECIFY) |
|
16 None |
YHHI-51100 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is the highest grade of schooling that
[name([loop])] has completed?
|
0 NONE |
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 |
YHHI-51700 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([temphhi3_age([loop])] >=16)
COMMENT: HH member's age is >= 16
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-51800
YHHI-51800 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is [name([loop])] currently employed full-time,
part-time, or not at all?
|
1 Full-time |
|
2 Part-time |
|
3 Not at
all |
YHHI-51860 [] |
Section: Household Information |
([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==1) || ([temphhi3_rely([loop])]
==2) || ([temphhi3_rely([loop])] ==69)
COMMENT: This person is a spouse or partner
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YHHI-51862
YHHI-51862 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[TEMPHHI3_EMPLOYED([loop])] == 1 ||
[TEMPHHI3_EMPLOYED([loop])] == 2
COMMENT: The spouse/partner works full or part time
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-51871_REV
YHHI-51871_REV [] |
Section: Household Information |
How far in advance does [name([loop])] usually know what
days and hours [TEMPHHI3_HISHER([loop])] main employer will need
[TEMPHHI3_HIMHER([loop])] to work?
|
1 3 days or
less |
|
2 4 to 7
days |
|
3 between 1 and
2 weeks |
|
4 3 weeks or
more |
|
5 ALWAYS WORKS
SAME SCHEDULE |
YHHI-51872_REV [] |
Section: Household Information |
Who decides [name([loop])]'s starting and finishing times
at work?
|
11 Employer
with little or no input from him/her |
|
12 Employer but
with his/her input |
|
13 He/she can
decide, within certain limits |
|
14 He/she is
entirely free to decide |
|
15 Depends on
things outside of his/her control and outside of the employer's
control |
YHHI-51875 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is your best estimate of [name([loop])]'s monthly
income?
INTERVIEWER: IF R CANNOT PROVIDE AN
ESTIMATE, ASK FOR A BEST GUESS TO THE NEAREST $1,000.
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YHHI-51900-LOOP-END
YHHI-51876 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is that before or after taxes and other
deductions?
|
1 BEFORE TAXES
AND OTHER DEDUCTIONS |
|
2 AFTER TAXES
AND OTHER DEDUCTIONS |
YHHI-51900-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Household Information |
UNTIL ([loop] == [HHI_COUNTFINAL])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? New HH member information
YHHI-51900CHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
Here is the list of all persons who usually live in your
current household at this
time.
INTERVIEWER: ASK RESPONDENT TO VERIFY THIS
LIST. IF THIS LIST IS INCORRECT, PLEASE SELECT 'MODIFY ROW' NEXT TO THE NAME OF
THE PERSON WHOSE INFORMATION NEEDS TO BE UPDATED AND MAKE CHANGES IN THE
APPROPRIATE QUESTIONS.
IF THE UPDATE
INVOLVES CHANGING SOMEONE'S MAIDEN NAME TO A MARRIED NAME, PLEASE INCLUDE THE
ORIGINAL MAIDEN NAME IN PARENTHESES (e.g., Ann Smith becomes Ann (Smith)
Jones).
YHHI-LOC-110 [] |
Section: Household Information |
I have your home address as [PREV_KEY_ADDR1]
[PREV_KEY_ADDR2] [PREV_KEY_CITY] [PREV_KEY_STATE] [PREV_KEY_ZIP]. Is that
correct?
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YHHI-LOC-200
YHHI-LOC-120_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is your current home address?
YHHI-LOC-120_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-120_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-120_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-120_000005 [] |
Section: Household Information |
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 |
YHHI-LOC-120_000006 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-120_000007 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-120_000008 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-120_000009 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-120_000010 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-LOC-200 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is your mailing address the same as your home
address?
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YHHI-LOC-350
YHHI-LOC-300_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is your mailing address?
YHHI-LOC-300_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-300_000002B [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-300_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-300_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
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 |
YHHI-LOC-300_000005 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-300_000006 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-300_000006A [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-300_000006B [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-300_000007 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-LOC-350 [] |
Section: Household Information |
ISVAREMPTY ([KEY_PHONE])
COMMENT: R's phone number is missing from DLI
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YHHI-LOC-450
YHHI-LOC-400 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER:
PLEASE
PROBE TO ENSURE NUMBER IS R'S ACTUAL HOME LANDLINE NUMBER AND NOT A
CELLPHONE NUMBER. CELLPHONE NUMBER IS CAPTURED IN A LATER QUESTION. IF R ONLY
HAS CELLPHONE, PLEASE SELECT 'R DOES NOT HAVE A HOME PHONE NUMBER.'
We have your home telephone number as [KEY_PHONE]. Is this
correct?
If Answer = -1 Then Go To YHHI-LOC-600
YHHI-LOC-450 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is there a telephone at your house?
YHHI-LOC-500_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is your correct telephone number, including area
code?
(INTERVIEWER: WHEN ENTERING A FOREIGN
TELEPHONE NUMBER, PLEASE LEAVE THE COUNTRY CODE AND PHONE NUMBER BOXES BLANK AND
ENTER FOREIGN NUMBER AS A COMMENT. THEN SELECT 'SUBMIT AND CONTINUE.'
)
YHHI-LOC-500_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-600 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is this telephone number listed in your
name?
(INTERVIEWER: IF TELEPHONE LISTED IN
MOTHER'S, FATHER'S, OR SPOUSE'S NAME AND R RESIDES IN SAME HOUSEHOLD THEN SELECT
YES)
YHHI-LOC-700_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
In whose name is the telephone number listed?
YHHI-LOC-700_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-720 [] |
Section: Household Information |
(INTERVIEWER: IF R SAYS YES,
PLEASE PROBE TO ENSURE NUMBER IS A LANDLINE PHONE IN R'S ACTUAL HOME AND NOT A
CELL PHONE.)
Is there another telephone number at your
home?
YHHI-LOC-740_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is that telephone number?
(INTERVIEWER:
WHEN ENTERING A FOREIGN TELEPHONE NUMBER, PLEASE LEAVE THE COUNTRY CODE AND
PHONE NUMBER BOXES BLANK AND ENTER FOREIGN NUMBER AS A COMMENT. THEN SELECT
'SUBMIT AND CONTINUE.' )
YHHI-LOC-740_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-760_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
In whose name is that number listed?
YHHI-LOC-760_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-780 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Do you have a cell phone, pager, or FAX number where you
can be reached?
YHHI-LOC-780A_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: CONFIRM IF THE
INFORMATION BELOW IS CORRECT.
ENTER
ANY NEW DOMESTIC CONTACT INFORMATION INTO THE APPROPRIATE FIELDS. INTERNATIONAL
NUMBERS SHOULD BE ENTERED IN AS A COMMENT.
IF
OLD INFORMATION IS NO LONGER VALID AND NO NEW INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE, DELETE
THE ENTRY AND LEAVE IT BLANK. IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT HAVE A PIECE OF CONTACT
INFORMATION, LEAVE THE ENTRY FIELD BLANK.
YHHI-LOC-780A_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-780A_000005 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-51904 [] |
Section: Household Information |
RECCOUNT ([NONHHIPARENTS])
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YHHI-PARENT-CHECK
YHHI-51904C [] |
Section: Household Information |
These next questions are to collect some updated
information on your parents.
YHHI-51905-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Household Information |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Non-resident parent information
YHHI-51910 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is your
[NONHHIPARENTS.RELYTXT([YHHI-NONRESPARENTS])] [parent's
name([YHHI-NONRESPARENTS])]'s current marital status?
|
0 Never-married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
|
4 Widowed |
|
5 PARENT IS
DECEASED ...(Go To YHHI-51930-LOOP-END) |
YHHI-51920 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Is [parent's name([YHHI-NONRESPARENTS])] currently
employed full-time, part-time, or not at all?
|
1 Full-time |
|
2 Part-time |
|
3 Not at
all |
YHHI-51930-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Household Information |
UNTIL ([YHHI-NONRESPARENTS] ==
[NONHHIPARENTS_COUNT])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Non-resident parents information
YHHI-51931 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[DECEASEDCHECK] > 0
COMMENT: A parent has been reported as deceased
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-PARENT-CHECK
YHHI-PARENT-CHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
[R16COMPLETE] == 1 || [R17COMPLETE]==1
COMMENT: R completed the round 16 interview
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YHHI-SIB-CHECK
YHHI-PARENT-INTRO [] |
Section: Household Information |
These next questions are about your parents. Please think
about the parents or parent figures you were around most often when you were
growing up.
YHHI-PARENT-1 [] |
Section: Household Information |
As far as you know, has your mother ever served in the
U.S. military?
IF ASKED: RECORD ONLY ACTIVE
DUTY, NOT RESERVES.
YHHI-PARENT-2 [] |
Section: Household Information |
As far as you know, did your mother ever serve a prison
sentence for a conviction before your 16th birthday? Please include any time she
may have served before you were born.
INTERVIEWER: R SHOULD INCLUDE TIME SERVED IN PRISON FOR
CONVICTIONS ONLY. R SHOULD NOT INCLUDE TIME SERVED AWAITING TRIAL OR TIME SERVED
IN JUVENILE INSTITUTIONS OR COMMUNITY SERVICE.
YHHI-PARENT-3 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Has your mother ever owned her own business where she had
at least one employee or a business location other than her home?
YHHI-FATHER-CHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
[fathercheck]== 1
COMMENT: R knows his/her father or a father figure
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-PARENT-4
YHHI-PARENT-4 [] |
Section: Household Information |
As far as you know, has your father ever served in the
U.S. military?
IF ASKED: RECORD ONLY ACTIVE
DUTY, NOT RESERVES.
YHHI-PARENT-5 [] |
Section: Household Information |
As far as you know, did your father ever serve a prison
sentence for a conviction before your 16th birthday? Please include any time he
may have served before you were born.
INTERVIEWER: R SHOULD INCLUDE TIME SERVED IN PRISON FOR
CONVICTIONS ONLY. R SHOULD NOT INCLUDE TIME SERVED AWAITING TRIAL OR TIME SERVED
IN JUVENILE INSTITUTIONS OR COMMUNITY SERVICE.
YHHI-PARENT-6 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Has your father ever owned his own business where he had
at least one employee or a business location other than his home?
YHHI-SIB-CHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
[R15COMPLETE] ==1 || [R16COMPLETE] ==1
COMMENT: The respondent completed an interview in round 15 or round 16
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-52170
YHHI-51941 [] |
Section: Household Information |
How many biological or adopted brothers and sisters do
you have?
IF NEEDED: By biological
brothers and sisters, I mean full and half siblings, with whom you share one or
both biological parents.
INTERVIEWER: R SHOULD
INCLUDE FULL, HALF, AND ADOPTED SIBLINGS ONLY. STEP-SIBLINGS OR OTHER
SIBLING-LIKE RELATIONSHIPS SHOULD NOT BE INCLUDED.
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YHHI-52170
YHHI-51942 [] |
Section: Household Information |
How old is your oldest sibling?
IF
NEEDED: I mean the oldest of all your full, half, or adopted
siblings. This person could be younger than you are. IF
NEEDED: How old would s/he be if s/he were still alive
today?
YHHI-52170 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[hhi_countfinal] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one person on the final HH roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-53820
YHHI-53820 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[nonhhi_count5] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one person on the final non-resident
roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-IMMIG-CHECK
YHHI-IMMIG-CHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
[last round interviewed] < 10
COMMENT: the respondent has not been interviewed since prior to round
10
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-55700A
YHHI-55700A [] |
Section: Household Information |
[prev_citizen] == 1
COMMENT: R has previously reported US citizenship
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-55700
YHHI-55701 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Now let's begin to talk about you.
Were you born
in the United States, its territories, or Puerto Rico?
YHHI-55702 [] |
Section: Household Information |
In which state or territory were you born?
|
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 |
|
60 AMERICAN
SAMOA |
66 GUAM |
72 PUERTO
RICO |
|
75 TRUST
TERRITORIES OF PACIFIC |
78 VIRGIN
ISLANDS |
0 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
|
99 U.S.
MISCELLANEOUS PACIFIC ISLANDS |
YHHI-55703 [] |
Section: Household Information |
In which country were you born?
|
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
103 ALGERIA |
|
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
105 ARGENTINA |
|
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
108 AUSTRIA |
|
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
228 BAHRAIN |
|
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
229 BARBUDA |
|
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
113 BENIN |
|
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
|
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
|
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
127 CUBA |
|
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
|
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
236 DOMINICA |
|
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
134 EGYPT |
|
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
237 ERITREA |
|
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
139 FINLAND |
|
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
142 GAMBIA |
|
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
144 GHANA |
|
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
146 GUADELOUPE |
|
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
|
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 |
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
|
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
243 KUWAIT |
|
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
168 LAOS |
|
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
171 LIBERIA |
|
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
247 LITHUANIA |
|
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
177 MALTA |
|
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
249 MADAGASCAR |
|
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
180 MONACO |
|
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
|
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
255 NEPAL |
|
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
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 |
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
|
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
201 SCANDINAVIA |
|
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
|
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
260 SLOVAKIA |
|
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
|
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
264 SRI
LANKA |
|
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
199 SWEDEN |
|
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
266 TAJIKISTAN |
|
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
212 THAILAND |
|
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
215 TUNISIA |
|
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
218 UGANDA |
|
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
219 URUGUAY |
|
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
221 VENEZUELA |
|
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
224 WALES |
|
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
|
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-55704 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Are you a citizen of the United States by birth, a
citizen of the U.S. by naturalization, or not a U.S. citizen?
|
1 Citizen of
the U.S. by birth |
|
2 Citizen of
the U.S. by naturalization |
|
3 Not a U.S.
citizen |
YHHI-55705 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Approximately how old were you when you first came to the
United States and stayed for 6 months or more?
INTERVIEWER: PROBE FOR RESPONDENT'S BEST
GUESS
YHHI-55705A [] |
Section: Household Information |
[YHHI-55704]==3
COMMENT: this respondent is not a citizen
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-55706
YHHI-55706 [] |
Section: Household Information |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD SS )
Which of the following categories describes your current
status?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 Applicant for
naturalization to become U.S. citizen |
|
2 Have a 'Green
Card' Lawful Permanent Resident of the U.S. |
|
3 Applicant
'Green Card' Lawful Permanent Residence (LPR) |
|
4 Refugee/Asylee/Entrant |
|
5 On temporary
visa |
|
6 Living
outside of the U.S. at this time |
|
7 Other |
YHHI-RELIG-CHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
[current survey round] == 18
COMMENT: this is round 18
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YHHI-55700
YHHI-55700 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Now let's begin to talk about you.
YHHI-55708 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What is your present religion, if any?
|
1 Roman
Catholic |
|
2 Jewish ...(Go To YHHI-SAQ-282A) |
|
3 Baptist |
|
4 Lutheran |
|
5 Methodist |
|
6 Presbyterian |
|
7 Episcopalian |
|
8 Mormon |
|
9 Unitarian |
|
10 Quaker |
|
11 Non-Denominational Christian |
|
12 Other
Protestant (SPECIFY) |
|
13 Islam,
Muslim, Moslem ...(Go To YHHI-SAQ-282A) |
|
14 Buddhist ...(Go To YHHI-SAQ-282A) |
|
15 Other
(SPECIFY) |
|
16 None ...(Go To YHHI-SAQ-282A) |
YHHI-55708B [] |
Section: Household Information |
Do you consider yourself to be a born-again or
evangelical Christian?
YHHI-SAQ-282A [] |
Section: Household Information |
And now a question about your religious background. In
the past 12 months, how often have you attended a worship service like a church
or synagogue service, or a service at a mosque?
|
1 Never |
|
2 Once or
twice |
|
3 Less than
once a month |
|
4 About once a
month |
|
5 About twice a
month |
|
6 About once a
week |
|
7 Several times
a week |
|
8 Everyday |
YHHI-SAQ-RELIG-CHECK [] |
Section: Household Information |
[current survey round] == 18
COMMENT: this is round 18
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YHHI-SAQ-282A1
YHHI-SAQ-282A1 [] |
Section: Household Information |
The following statement describes the way some people may
feel about religion and religious practices. After each statement, please
indicate whether you believe each statement to be True or False.
YHHI-SAQ-282A2 [] |
Section: Household Information |
I don't need religion to have good values.
YHHI-SAQ-282A3 [] |
Section: Household Information |
The [RELIGTEXTFILL] should be obeyed exactly as written
in every situation.
YHHI-SAQ-282A4 [] |
Section: Household Information |
I often ask God to help me make decisions.
YHHI-SAQ-282A5 [] |
Section: Household Information |
God has nothing to do with what happens to me
personally.
YHHI-SAQ-282A6 [] |
Section: Household Information |
I pray more than once a day.
YHHI-SAQ-282A7 [] |
Section: Household Information |
How important or unimportant is religious faith in
shaping how you live your daily life?
|
1 Extremely
important |
|
2 Very
important |
|
3 Somewhat
important |
|
4 Not very
important |
|
5 Not important
at all |
YHHI-CHECK1 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[last round interviewed] <=6
COMMENT: R has not been interviewed since round 6
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-56000
YHHI-CHECK2 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[prev_neverlivedonown]==1
COMMENT: R had not lived on own as of DLI
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-56200A
YHHI-CHECK3 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[prev_evermovedbackin]==0
COMMENT: The R has never moved back in with parents
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-56400A
YHHI-56000 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[hhi_independ]==1
COMMENT: The R is living alone
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YHHI-56250
YHHI-56010 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[hhi_independ]==0
COMMENT: The R is currently living with parents or parent figures
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-56150
YHHI-56100 [] |
Section: Household Information |
The next questions are about being on your own -- that
is, being the head of your household or sharing that role equally with others.
If you do not live on your own, you live in a household that is headed by
someone else. Do you currently live on your own, or are you part of someone
else's household?
|
1 R LIVES ON
HIS/HER OWN ...(Go To YHHI-56300) |
|
2 R LIVES IN
SOMEONE ELSE'S HOUSEHOLD |
YHHI-56150 [] |
Section: Household Information |
The next questions are about living on your own -- that
is, being the head of your household or sharing that role equally with others.
If you do not live on your own, you live in a household that is headed by
someone else.
YHHI-56200 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Have you ever lived on your own, either with roommates or
by yourself?
YHHI-56200A [] |
Section: Household Information |
Since [lintdate~X], have you lived on your own, either
with roommates or by yourself?
YHHI-56250 [] |
Section: Household Information |
The next questions are about being on your own -- that
is, being the head of your household or sharing that role equally with others.
If you do not live on your own, you live in a household that is headed by
someone else. What month and year did you first move out on your own for at
least three months, even if you moved back in to someone else's household after
that?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER MONTH AND YEAR ...(Go To YHHI-56300) |
|
2 R HAS NEVER
LIVED ON HIS/HER OWN |
YHHI-56300 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What month and year did you first move out on your own
for at least three months, even if you moved back in to someone else's household
after that?
YHHI-56300A [] |
Section: Household Information |
What month and year did you first move out on your own
since [lintdate~X] for at least three months, even if you moved back in to
someone else's household after that?
YHHI-56330 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[last round interviewed] >= 7
COMMENT: R has completed at least one interview since round 7
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-56400A
YHHI-56400 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Did you ever move back in with your parents or into
someone else's household for at least three months after that?
YHHI-56400A [] |
Section: Household Information |
Since [lintdate~X], did you move back in with your
parents or into someone else's household for at least three months (after
that)?
YHHI-56500 [] |
Section: Household Information |
What month and year did you first move back in with your
parents or someone else for at least three months?
YHHI-LOC-1740 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[CONTACTYES]==1
COMMENT: The respondent has agreed to provide contact information
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHHI-LOC-1750B
YHHI-LOC-1750B [] |
Section: Household Information |
[R's biological mother is alive] == 1
COMMENT: R's biological mother is living
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-LOC-1751
YHHI-LOC-1751 [] |
Section: Household Information |
We have the following information listed for your mother.
Is this information complete and correct?
INTERVIEWER: REFER TO THE INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN
BELOW.
First name: [mother's first name]
Middle name:
[mother's middle name]
Last name: [mother's last name]
Nickname: [mother's
nickname]
Street address line 1: [address]
Street address line 2:
[address]
Apartment: [apartment number]
City: [city] State: [state] Zip:
[zip code]
State/Province: [state/province] Postal Code: [post
code]
Country: [country]
Home Phone: [home phone number]
Work Phone:
[work phone number]
Cell Phone: [cell phone number] Pager: [pager
number]
Fax: [fax number]
E-Mail 1: [email address]
E-Mail 2: [email
address]
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YHHI-LOC-1753
YHHI-LOC-1752_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR MOTHER BELOW AND ON THE FOLLOWING
SCREEN.
YHHI-LOC-1752_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000005 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000006 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000007 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000008 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000009 [] |
Section: Household Information |
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 |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000010 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000011 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000012 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752_000013 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-LOC-1752B_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR MOTHER BELOW.
YHHI-LOC-1752B_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752B_000007 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752B_000010 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752B_000013 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752B_000016 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1752B_000017 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1753 [] |
Section: Household Information |
[R's biological father is alive] == 1
COMMENT: R's biological father is living
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHHI-LOC-1754
YHHI-LOC-1754 [] |
Section: Household Information |
We have the following information listed for your father.
Is this information complete and correct?
INTERVIEWER: REFER TO THE INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN
BELOW.
First name: [father's first name]
Middle name:
[father's middle name]
Last name: [father's last name]
Nickname: [father's
nickname]
Street address line 1: [address]
Street address line 2:
[address]
Apartment: [apartment number]
City: [city] State: [state] Zip:
[zip code]
State/Province: [state/province] Postal Code: [post
code]
Country: [country]
Home Phone: [home phone number]
Work Phone:
[work phone number]
Cell Phone: [cell phone number] Pager: [pager
number]
Fax: [fax number]
E-Mail 1: [email address]
E-Mail 2: [email
address]
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YSCH-3101
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR FATHER BELOW AND ON THE FOLLOWING
SCREEN.
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000002 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000003 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000005 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000006 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000007 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000008 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000009 [] |
Section: Household Information |
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 |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000010 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000011 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000012 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754B_000013 [] |
Section: Household Information |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHHI-LOC-1754C_000001 [] |
Section: Household Information |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR FATHER BELOW.
YHHI-LOC-1754C_000004 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754C_000007 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754C_000010 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754C_000013 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754C_000016 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YHHI-LOC-1754C_000017 [] |
Section: Household Information |
YSCH-3101 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[DLI enrollment status] == 1
COMMENT: R was enrolled at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YSCH-3102
YSCH-3102 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_GRADE_IN] < 0
COMMENT: R's grade at DLI is refused, don't know or missing
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-3104
YSCH-3103 [] |
Section: Schooling |
The grade you were attending in
[LINTDATE4~X] was [PREV_GRADE_IN_TXT].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YSCH-2652) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YSCH-3104 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the grade you were
attending in [LINTDATE4~X]?
|
0 NONE |
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 |
YSCH-3878A [] |
Section: Schooling |
Have you been enrolled in regular
school since [LINTDATE4~X], that is, in a high school, a college, or a graduate
school?
(INTERVIEWER: REGULAR SCHOOL IS
ONE THAT OFFERS AN ACADEMIC DIPLOMA OR DEGREE; E.G., HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE,
GRADUATE SCHOOL, LAW SCHOOL, OR NURSING PROGRAM LEADING TO AN RN DEGREE. NOT
INCLUDED AS REGULAR SCHOOL ARE: TRAINING AT A TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, LICENSE TRADE
PROGRAMS, ETC. UNLESS THE CREDITS OBTAINED ARE TRANSFERRABLE TO A REGULAR SCHOOL
AND COULD COUNT TOWARD AN ACADEMIC DIPLOMA OR DEGREE.)
YSCH-2652 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[revised DLI current grade] == [PREV_HGA]
COMMENT: R's DLI current grade was also the highest grade attended by
DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-2857
YSCH-2653 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_HGA] <= 0
COMMENT: R's highest grade attended at DLI is don't know, refused or
missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-2806
YSCH-2755 [] |
Section: Schooling |
The highest grade you attended as
of [LINTDATE4~X] was [PREV_HGA_TXT].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YSCH-2857) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YSCH-2806 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the highest grade you
attended as of [LINTDATE4~X]?
|
0 NONE |
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 |
YSCH-2857 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the highest grade you have
ever attended as of today?
|
0 NONE |
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 |
YSCH-2857B1 [] |
Section: Schooling |
([PREV_KEY_NEVERENROLLED] == 1)
COMMENT: R was never enrolled as of DLI
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-3112
YSCH-2908 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_HGC] <= 0
COMMENT: R's highest grade completed at DLI is don't know, refused or
missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-3061
YSCH-3010 [] |
Section: Schooling |
The highest grade you completed as
of [LINTDATE4~X] was [PREV_HGC_TXT].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YSCH-3112) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YSCH-3061 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the highest grade you
completed as of [LINTDATE4~X]?
|
0 NONE |
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 |
YSCH-3112 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the highest grade you have
ever completed as of today?
|
0 NONE |
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 |
YSCH-3113 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the highest educational
degree you have ever received?
|
1 None |
|
2 GED ...(Go To YSCH-3877) |
|
3 High school
diploma (Regular 12 year program) ...(Go To YSCH-3877) |
|
4 Associate/Junior college (AA) |
|
5 Bachelor's
degree (BA, BS) |
|
6 Master's
degree (MA, MS) |
|
7 PhD |
|
8 Professional
degree (DDS, JD, MD) |
YSCH-3877 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[DLI enrollment status] == 1
COMMENT: R was enrolled at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YSCH-4795
YSCH-3877A1 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[YSCH-3878A] == 1
COMMENT: R was not enrolled at DLI but has been enrolled since DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-5254-LOOP-BEGIN
YSCH-4795 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Have you been continuously enrolled
in [school name] since [LINTDATE4~X]?
(INTERVIEWER: VACATIONS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF ENROLLMENT
PERIOD)
YSCH-4846 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the ending date of this
enrollment period in [school name]?
(INTERVIEWER: VACATIONS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF ENROLLMENT
PERIOD.)
(INTERVIEWER: IF R STOPS
ENROLLMENT IN ONE SCHOOL AND LATER REENROLLS, THIS WOULD BE CONSIDERED TWO
SEPARATE ENROLLMENT PERIODS.)
YSCH-1600 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the main reason you left at
that time?
|
1 RECEIVED
DEGREE, COMPLETED COURSE WORK, GRADUATED ...(Go To YSCH-4951) |
3 SUSPENDED |
|
2 EXPELLED |
4 GOT
MARRIED |
|
5 PREGNANT |
6 SCHOOL WAS
TOO DANGEROUS |
|
7 POOR
GRADES |
8 DID NOT LIKE
SCHOOL |
|
9 OFFERED
JOB |
29 DIFFICULTY
BALANCING SCHOOL AND WORK |
|
10 ENTERED
MILITARY/CALLED TO SERVE IN MILITARY |
11 FINANCIAL
DIFFICULTIES, COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO |
|
12 CHILD CARE
RESPONSIBILITIES |
30 ILLNESS OR
DEATH IN THE FAMILY |
|
14 MOVED
AWAY/TRANSFERRED TO NEW SCHOOL |
15 DIDN'T GET
ALONG WITH OTHER STUDENTS |
|
16 MY FRIENDS
HAD DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL |
17 HAD A
PROBLEM WITH DRUGS OR ALCOHOL |
|
18 BECAME THE
FATHER/MOTHER OF A BABY |
13 OTHER HOME
RESPONSIBILITIES |
|
19 HAD A HEALTH
PROBLEM |
21 DISTRICT
CHANGED/SCHOOL CLOSED/NEW SCHOOL OPENED |
|
22 INCARCERATION/LEGAL PROBLEMS |
23 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS/TOO FAR
AWAY |
|
31 I NEEDED A
BREAK |
20 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-1605 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you reenroll in [school name]
since [CUR_STOP_ENROLL1TXT]?
YSCH-1607-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: begin collecting re-enrollment periods for old school
YSCH-1610 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the starting date of the
next enrollment period in [school name]?
YSCH-1615 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Since [CUR_START_ENROLL2TXT] have
you been continuously enrolled in [school name]?
YSCH-1615C [] |
Section: Schooling |
[YSCH-1615([reenroll loop variable ])] == 1
COMMENT: R has been continuously enrolled in this school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-1628-LOOP-END
YSCH-1620 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the ending date of
[CUR_START_ENROLL2TXT2] for [school name]?
(INTERVIEWER: VACATIONS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF ENROLLMENT
PERIOD.)
(INTERVIEWER: IF R STOPS
ENROLLMENT IN ONE SCHOOL AND LATER REENROLLS, THIS WOULD BE CONSIDERED TWO
SEPARATE ENROLLMENT PERIODS.)
YSCH-1624 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[reenroll loop variable ] == 2
COMMENT: This is the 2nd time through re-enrollment loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-1628-LOOP-END
YSCH-1625 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the main reason you left at
that time?
|
1 RECEIVED
DEGREE, COMPLETED COURSE WORK, GRADUATED |
3 SUSPENDED |
|
2 EXPELLED |
4 GOT
MARRIED |
|
5 PREGNANT |
6 SCHOOL WAS
TOO DANGEROUS |
|
7 POOR
GRADES |
8 DID NOT LIKE
SCHOOL |
|
9 OFFERED
JOB |
29 DIFFICULTY
BALANCING SCHOOL AND WORK |
|
10 ENTERED
MILITARY/CALLED TO SERVE IN MILITARY |
11 FINANCIAL
DIFFICULTIES, COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO |
|
12 CHILD CARE
RESPONSIBILITIES |
30 ILLNESS OR
DEATH IN THE FAMILY |
|
14 MOVED
AWAY/TRANSFERRED TO NEW SCHOOL |
15 DIDN'T GET
ALONG WITH OTHER STUDENTS |
|
16 MY FRIENDS
HAD DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL |
17 HAD A
PROBLEM WITH DRUGS OR ALCOHOL |
|
18 BECAME THE
FATHER/MOTHER OF A BABY |
13 OTHER HOME
RESPONSIBILITIES |
|
19 HAD A HEALTH
PROBLEM |
21 DISTRICT
CHANGED/SCHOOL CLOSED/NEW SCHOOL OPENED |
|
22 INCARCERATION/LEGAL PROBLEMS |
23 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS/TOO FAR
AWAY |
|
31 I NEEDED A
BREAK |
20 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-1627 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is there another enrollment period
for [school name]?
YSCH-1628-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([another enrollment period] == 0 ||
[YSCH-1615([reenroll loop variable ])] == 1 || [reenroll loop variable ] ==
2)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Begin collecting re-enrollment periods
for old school
YSCH-4951 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Were you enrolled in any other
schools since [LINTDATE4~X]?
YSCH-5254-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: begin collecting the new schools
YSCH-5458 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What type of school is the
[first/next] new school you were enrolled in since
[LINTDATE4~X]?
|
1 Elementary
school |
|
2 Middle
school/intermediate school/junior high school |
|
3 High
school |
|
4 Two-year
college, community college, or junior college ...(Go To
YSCH-5509) |
|
5 Four year
college or university ...(Go To YSCH-5509) |
|
6 Graduate
school, law school, or medical school |
YSCH-5509 [] |
Section: Schooling |
([CUR_KEY_SCHOOLTYPE2([(loop)])] >= 1) &&
([CUR_KEY_SCHOOLTYPE2([(loop)])] <= 3)
COMMENT: schooltype is elementary, middle, or high school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-5515
YSCH-5515 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Were you ever enrolled in this
school before [LINTDATE4~X]?
YSCH-5517 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the name of the
school?
(INTERVIEWER: IF SCHOOL NOT
LISTED, SELECT "ENTER NEW SCHOOL" AND PRESS <CONTINUE>. OTHERWISE SELECT
THE SCHOOL AND PRESS <CONTINUE> WHEN FINISHED.)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-TYPECHECK
YSCH-5521 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Were you ever enrolled in this
school before [LINTDATE4~X]?
YSCH-5523 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the name of the
school?
(INTERVIEWER: IF SCHOOL NOT
LISTED, SELECT "ENTER NEW SCHOOL" AND PRESS <CONTINUE>. OTHERWISE SELECT
THE SCHOOL AND PRESS <CONTINUE> WHEN FINISHED.)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-5570
YSCH-5570 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is the school in the United States
or U.S. territories?
YSCH-5574 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[YSCH-5570([(loop)])]
COMMENT: school is inside the United States
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YSCH-5575
YSCH-5575 [] |
Section: Schooling |
ENTER THE STATE OR
TERRITORY.
|
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 ...(Go To YSCH-5968_000001) |
999 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-5611 [] |
Section: Schooling |
In which country?
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-5766 [] |
Section: Schooling |
ENTER THE
CITY.
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To
YSCH-5968_000001
YSCH-5870 [] |
Section: Schooling |
SELECT THE
SCHOOL.
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To
YSCH-5968_000001
YSCH-5968_000001 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the name and address of the school you were
enrolled in after [school name] since [LINTDATE4~X]?
(INTERVIEWER:
PRESS TAB TO MOVE THROUGH ADDRESS FIELDS. PRESS CONTINUE WHEN
FINISHED.)
YSCH-5968_000002 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-5968_000003 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-5968_000004 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-5968_000005 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-5970_000001 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the name and address of the school you were
enrolled in after [school name] since [LINTDATE4~X]?
(INTERVIEWER:
PRESS TAB TO MOVE THROUGH ADDRESS FIELDS. PRESS CONTINUE WHEN
FINISHED.)
YSCH-5970_000002 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-5970_000003 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-5970_000004 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-5970_000005 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-TYPECHECK [] |
Section: Schooling |
([CUR_KEY_SCHOOLTYPE2([(loop)])] >= 1) &&
([CUR_KEY_SCHOOLTYPE2([(loop)])] <= 3)
COMMENT: schooltype is elementary, middle, or high school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-6224_000002
YSCH-6223_000001 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Verification Screen:
YSCH-6223_000002 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Verification Screen:
YSCH-6223_000003 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6223_000004 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6223_000005 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6223_000006 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6224_000002 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Verification Screen:
YSCH-6224_000003 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6224_000004 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6224_000005 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6224_000006 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-6682 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Since [LINTDATE~X], when did you first enroll in
[CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])]?
INTERVIEWER:
ENTER MONTH AND YEAR.
YSCH-6784 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Have you been continuously enrolled in
[CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])] since you were first enrolled?
(INTERVIEWER:
VACATIONS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF ENROLLMENT PERIOD)
YSCH-6835 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the ending date of the enrollment period in
[CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])] [that began at (date)]?
(INTERVIEWER: VACATIONS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF ENROLLMENT
PERIOD)
(INTERVIEWER: IF R STOPS
ENROLLMENT IN ONE SCHOOL AND LATER REENROLLS, THIS WOULD BE CONSIDERED TWO
SEPARATE ENROLLMENT PERIODS.)
YSCH-6889 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[R has been continuously enrolled([(loop)])] ==
1
COMMENT: R has been enrolled continuously in this school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-6939-LOOP-BEGIN
YSCH-6937 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the main reason you left at that
time?
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ CATEGORIES EXCEPT
TO PROBE AS NEEDED.
|
1 RECEIVED
DEGREE, COMPLETED COURSE WORK, GRADUATED ...(Go To YSCH-6939-LOOP-BEGIN) |
3 SUSPENDED |
|
2 EXPELLED |
4 GOT
MARRIED |
|
5 PREGNANT |
6 SCHOOL WAS
TOO DANGEROUS |
|
7 POOR
GRADES |
8 DID NOT LIKE
SCHOOL |
|
9 OFFERED
JOB |
29 DIFFICULTY
BALANCING SCHOOL AND WORK |
|
10 ENTERED
MILITARY/CALLED TO SERVE IN MILITARY |
11 FINANCIAL
DIFFICULTIES, COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO |
|
12 CHILD CARE
RESPONSIBILITIES |
30 ILLNESS OR
DEATH IN THE FAMILY |
|
14 MOVED
AWAY/TRANSFERRED TO NEW SCHOOL |
15 DIDN'T GET
ALONG WITH OTHER STUDENTS |
|
16 MY FRIENDS
HAD DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL |
17 HAD A
PROBLEM WITH DRUGS OR ALCOHOL |
|
18 BECAME THE
FATHER/MOTHER OF A BABY |
13 OTHER HOME
RESPONSIBILITIES |
|
19 HAD A HEALTH
PROBLEM |
21 DISTRICT
CHANGED/SCHOOL CLOSED/NEW SCHOOL OPENED |
|
22 INCARCERATION/LEGAL PROBLEMS |
23 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS/TOO FAR
AWAY |
|
31 I NEEDED A
BREAK |
20 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-6938 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you reenroll in [CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])] [since
(date)]?
YSCH-6939-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Reenrollment loop
YSCH-6939AA [] |
Section: Schooling |
[R has been continuously enrolled([(loop)])] ==
1
COMMENT: R has been continuously enrolled in this school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-7141C
YSCH-6939D [] |
Section: Schooling |
[R reenrolled in this school([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R has re-enrolled in this school
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-6941
YSCH-6941 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the starting date of the next enrollment period
in [CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])]?
INTERVIEWER:
ENTER MONTH AND YEAR.
YSCH-6943 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Since [CUR_NEXTENROLL_STARTTXT] have you been
continuously enrolled in [CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])]?
YSCH-6944 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the ending date of this enrollment period
[CUR_NEXTENROLL_STARTTXT2] for [CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER:
VACATIONS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF ENROLLMENT PERIOD)
YSCH-6945A [] |
Section: Schooling |
([R has been continuously enrolled([(loop)])] == 1) ||
([R has been continuously enrolled] == 1)
COMMENT: R has been continuously enrolled
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-7141C
YSCH-6947 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the main reason you left at that
time?
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ CATEGORIES EXCEPT
TO PROBE AS NEEDED.
|
1 RECEIVED
DEGREE, COMPLETED COURSE WORK, GRADUATED |
3 SUSPENDED |
|
2 EXPELLED |
4 GOT
MARRIED |
|
5 PREGNANT |
6 SCHOOL WAS
TOO DANGEROUS |
|
7 POOR
GRADES |
8 DID NOT LIKE
SCHOOL |
|
9 OFFERED
JOB |
29 DIFFICULTY
BALANCING SCHOOL AND WORK |
|
10 ENTERED
MILITARY/CALLED TO SERVE IN MILITARY |
11 FINANCIAL
DIFFICULTIES, COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO |
|
12 CHILD CARE
RESPONSIBILITIES |
30 ILLNESS OR
DEATH IN THE FAMILY |
|
14 MOVED
AWAY/TRANSFERRED TO NEW SCHOOL |
15 DIDN'T GET
ALONG WITH OTHER STUDENTS |
|
16 MY FRIENDS
HAD DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL |
17 HAD A
PROBLEM WITH DRUGS OR ALCOHOL |
|
18 BECAME THE
FATHER/MOTHER OF A BABY |
13 OTHER HOME
RESPONSIBILITIES |
|
19 HAD A HEALTH
PROBLEM |
21 DISTRICT
CHANGED/SCHOOL CLOSED/NEW SCHOOL OPENED |
|
22 INCARCERATION/LEGAL PROBLEMS |
23 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS/TOO FAR
AWAY |
|
31 I NEEDED A
BREAK |
20 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-7141C [] |
Section: Schooling |
([R has been continuously enrolled([(loop)])] == 1) ||
([R has been continuously enrolled] == 1)
COMMENT: R has been continuously enrolled in DLI school or new school since
DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-7142-LOOP-END
YSCH-7142 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is there another enrollment period for
[CUR_NEWSCHOOL([(loop)])]?
YSCH-7142-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([another reenrollment period] == 0 || [R has been
continuously enrolled([(loop)])] == 1 || [R reenrolled in this school([(loop)])]
== 0 || [R has been continuously enrolled] == 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Reenrollment loop
YSCH-7192 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Were you enrolled in any other schools since
[LINTDATE4~X]?
YSCH-7447-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([R was enrolled in other schools] == 0)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Begin collecting re-enrollment periods
for old school
YSCH-7549-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: New school info loop
YSCH-7666-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Loop for each enrollment period
YSCH-8163BG [] |
Section: Schooling |
([school level([(loop)])] >=1) && ([school
level([(loop)])] <= 3)
COMMENT: Schooltype is elementary, middle or high school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-8213
YSCH-8213 [] |
Section: Schooling |
The following questions are for [school name([(loop)])]
for the enrollment period [beginning on date/ending on date/from start to end
date/at this school([(loop)]:[(loop)])].
YSCH-8263 [] |
Section: Schooling |
([school interview round([(loop)])] == 1) &&
([school interview round([(loop)])] < 15)
COMMENT: This is a revised DLI school
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-8416
YSCH-8263A [] |
Section: Schooling |
[(loop)] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first period
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YSCH-3400
YSCH-3400 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What kind of school is [school
name([(loop)])]?
|
1 1. Public
school |
|
2 2. Technical
or vocational high school |
|
3 3. Catholic
school |
|
4 4. Private
school-other religious affiliation |
|
5 5. Private
school-no religious affiliation |
|
6 6.
Alternative school |
|
9 9. OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
|
10 10. Home
School |
|
11 11.
Detention/Rehab |
|
12 12. Charter
School |
|
13 13. Magnet
School |
YSCH-8416 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the first grade you were enrolled in at [school
name([(loop)])] for the enrollment period [beginning on date/ending on date/from
start to end date/at this school([(loop)]:[(loop)])]?
|
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 College |
|
14 Other |
|
0 None |
YSCH-11272 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[number of schools] > 0
COMMENT: There are schools to ask about to go into gaps section
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-11323-LOOP-BEGIN
YSCH-11323-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Gaps between enrollment periods
YSCH-11272A [] |
Section: Schooling |
[(looping)] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first time in gaps loop
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YSCH-11272B
YSCH-11272B [] |
Section: Schooling |
COLLECTING GAPS FOR
SCHOOL: "[school name([(loop)])]".
YSCH-11273A [] |
Section: Schooling |
[(looping)] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first time in gaps loop
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YSCH-11731
YSCH-11731 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[GAPPRD_TXT] were there any periods of four weeks or more
during which you did not attend [school name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER:
SCHOOL VACATIONS WOULD BE CONSIDERED A GAP)
YSCH-11884 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please tell me the [first/next] period [LCGAPPRD_TXT]
which you did not attend school.
YSCH-12037 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the beginning month and year of the [first/next]
period you did not attend [school name([(loop)])]?
(ENTER MONTH AND YEAR.)
YSCH-12139 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the ending month and year of the [first/next]
period you did not attend [school name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF PERIOD WAS LESS THAN A MONTH, ENDING MONTH
MAY BE THE SAME AS BEGINNING MONTH. NOTE: BEGINNING DATE OF PERIOD WAS
[BEGIN_GAP1~X])
YSCH-12292 [] |
Section: Schooling |
You said you were not attending [school name([(loop)])]
[between start date and stop date/ during the month of the stop
date].
Did you stop attending because of a school vacation (e.g. summer
vacation)?
YSCH-12343 [] |
Section: Schooling |
You said you were not attending [school name([(loop)])]
[between start date and stop date/ during the month of the stop
date].
What was the main reason you left at this time?
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ CATEGORIES EXCEPT TO PROBE AS
NEEDED.
|
1 EXPELLED |
2 SUSPENDED |
|
3 GOT
MARRIED |
4 PREGNANT |
|
5 SCHOOL WAS
TOO DANGEROUS |
6 POOR
GRADES |
|
7 DID NOT LIKE
SCHOOL |
8 OFFERED
JOB |
|
28 DIFFICULTY
BALANCING SCHOOL AND WORK |
9 ENTERED
MILITARY |
|
10 FINANCIAL
DIFFICULTIES, COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO |
11 CHILD CARE
RESPONSIBILITIES |
|
29 ILLNESS OR
DEATH IN THE FAMILY |
13 MOVED AWAY
FROM SCHOOL |
|
14 DIDN'T GET
ALONG WITH OTHER STUDENTS |
15 MY FRIENDS
HAD DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL |
|
16 HAD A
PROBLEM WITH DRUGS OR ALCOHOL |
17 BECAME THE
FATHER/MOTHER OF A BABY |
|
12 OTHER HOME
RESPONSIBILITIES |
18 HAD A HEALTH
PROBLEM |
|
19 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-12394 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is there another period of four weeks or more during
which you did not attend [school name([(loop)])]?
YSCH-13006-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([is there another gap] < 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Gaps between enrollment periods
YSCH-13056-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([(loop)] ==
[NEWSCHOOL_PERIODS([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Loop for each enrollment period
YSCH-13057-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([(loop)] == [number of schools])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? New school info loop
YSCH-13059X [] |
Section: Schooling |
([school level([(loop)])] >=1) && ([school
level([(loop)])] <= 3)
COMMENT: Schooltype is elementary, middle or high school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-21574Y
YSCH-21574Y [] |
Section: Schooling |
We are going to talk about your high school experiences
since the last interview on [LINTDATE4~X].
YSCH-23157 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_DIPLOMA] == 1
COMMENT: R received diploma as of DLI
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-23206
YSCH-23159A [] |
Section: Schooling |
[highest grade completed] < 12
COMMENT: R's highest grade completed is less than 12th grade
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-23206
YSCH-23206 [] |
Section: Schooling |
(([has R attended college] == 1) || ([highest grade
completed] >= 12)) && ([diploma] == 0)
COMMENT: R has attended college, completed grade 12, and did not have a
diploma
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-11700
YSCH-11700 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Have you received a regular high school diploma (do not
include GED)?
YSCH-11900 [] |
Section: Schooling |
When did you receive a high school diploma?
What
month and year?
YSCH-23512 [] |
Section: Schooling |
From what high school did you receive a high school
diploma?
(INTERVIEWER: IF SCHOOL NOT LISTED,
SELECT "ENTER NEW SCHOOL" AND PRESS <CONTINUE>. OTHERWISE SELECT THE
SCHOOL AND PRESS <CONTINUE> WHEN FINISHED.)
YSCH-23563 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[CUR_NO-SCHOOL4] == 1
COMMENT: A new school was selected
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YSCH-24074_000001
YSCH-24074_000001 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the name and address of the school where you
received your diploma?
(INTERVIEWER: PRESS TAB
TO MOVE THROUGH ADDRESS FIELDS. PRESS CONTINUE WHEN
FINISHED.)
YSCH-24074_000002 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24074_000003 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24074_000004 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24074_000005 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24175_000001 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Verification Screen:
YSCH-24175_000002 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24175_000003 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24175_000004 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24175_000005 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24175_000006 [] |
Section: Schooling |
YSCH-24226 [] |
Section: Schooling |
([PREV_GED] == -1) || ([PREV_GED] == -2)
COMMENT: GED received by DLI is refused or don't know
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-13300
YSCH-24277 [] |
Section: Schooling |
(([highest grade completed] >= 9 &&
([PREV_DIPLOMA] != 1)&&
[diploma] != 1)) && (([current
enrollment status] == 0) || ([CUR_KEY_SCHOOLTYPE2] > 3)) &&
([PREV_GED] != 1)
COMMENT: HGC >= 9 and R has not yet received a high school diploma, R is
not currently attending school, and did not already have a GED
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-13300
YSCH-13300 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Have you obtained a GED?
YSCH-13500 [] |
Section: Schooling |
When did you receive a GED?
What month and
year?
YSCH-13600 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How did you earn the GED?
What program or school were
you enrolled in, if any?
|
1 No program,
just took exam |
|
2 Part of a job
training program |
|
3 Enrolled
through adult education |
|
4 Part of a
child care program or early childhood program |
|
5 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-13700 [] |
Section: Schooling |
In what state did you earn your GED?
|
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) |
YSCH-24685 [] |
Section: Schooling |
([diploma] == 0) && ([GED] == 0) && ([has
R attended college] == 1)
COMMENT: R has not received a diploma or a GED but attended college
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-13900
YSCH-13900 [] |
Section: Schooling |
I notice that you enrolled in college without a high
school diploma or a GED.
Could you tell us how this happened?
YSCH-24991 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[has R attended college] == 1
COMMENT: R has attended any colleges since DLI
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-25144-LOOP-BEGIN
YSCH-25144-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Loop through school roster
YSCH-25144A [] |
Section: Schooling |
[school level([college loop])] >= 4
COMMENT: this school is a college or university
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-25145
YSCH-25145 [] |
Section: Schooling |
The following questions obtain information about your
enrollment at [school name([college loop])].
YSCH-27337 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF R PROVIDES FIELD
OF STUDY, ASK FOR THE NAME OF THE DEGREE OR DIPLOMA THEY ARE WORKING TOWARD.
(For instance, if R says Nursing, probe for degree type by re-reading the list
of options.)
What type of diploma, degree, or certificate
[are/were] you working toward at [school name([college loop])]?
|
1 Associate/Junior College or two-year
associate degree (AA) |
|
2 Vocational or
technical certificate ...(Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END) |
|
3 Bachelor's
degree (BA, BS or unspecified) |
|
10 Joint
Bachelor/Master's degree program |
|
4 Master's
degree (MA, MBA, MS, MSW) |
|
5 Doctoral
Degree (PhD) |
|
6 Professional
Degree (MD, LLD, DDS, JD) |
|
7 Not enrolled
in a degree program ...(Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END) |
|
9 GED or
high-school equivalency program ...(Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END) |
|
8 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-27337A [] |
Section: Schooling |
([degree program([college loop])] == 4) || ([degree
program([college loop])] == 5) || ([degree program([college loop])] ==
6)
COMMENT: R is enrolled in grad program
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-6999
YSCH-25297 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[school interview round([college loop])] <=
17
COMMENT: This school is a college reported as of DLI
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-25501
YSCH-25501 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_PUBLIC_COLLEGE] < 0
COMMENT: R has attended public college is refused or don't know
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-25552
YSCH-25552 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is [school name([college loop])] a public or private
school?
YSCH-25654 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_INCOMING_CREDITS] < 0
COMMENT: DLI incoming college credit is refused or don't know
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-16200
YSCH-16200 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How many credits did you come to [school name([college
loop])] with?
Please include any transfer credits, Advanced Placement
(AP) credits, and college credits earned for courses taken in high
school.
INTERVIEWER: IF R'S SCHOOL DOES NOT
COUNT CREDITS, R SHOULD REPORT THE NUMBER OF CLASSES.
YSCH-17203 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_TERM_CODE] < 0
COMMENT: DLI college term is refused or don't know
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-17400
YSCH-17400 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is [school name([college loop])] on ... (READ
EACH CATEGORY)?
|
1 A Semester
system |
|
2 A Quarter
system |
|
3 A Trimester
system |
|
4 Other term
system (SPECIFY) |
YSCH-26266 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[PREV_GPA_SCALE] < 0
COMMENT: DLI college GPA scale is refused or don't know
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-26317
YSCH-26317 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the scale used at [school name([college loop])]
to calculate GPA?
|
1 0 to
4.0 |
|
2 0 to
5.0 |
|
3 0 to 10 |
|
4 0 to
100 |
|
5 Other
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-26419 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is [school name([college loop])] a public or private
school?
YSCH-21100A [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you take any remedial math courses at [school
name([college loop])]? A remedial math course helps you catch-up on math skills
that students must have before beginning college-level work at your school.
Remedial courses often do not earn college credit.
YSCH-21200A [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you take any remedial English or writing courses at
[school name([college loop])]?
A remedial English or writing course helps you
catch-up on reading and writing skills that students must have before beginning
college-level work at your school. Remedial courses often do not earn college
credit.
YSCH-26945 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How many credits did you begin with at
[school
name([college loop])]?
YSCH-26980 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Is this school on... (READ EACH
CATEGORY)?
|
1 A Semester
system |
|
2 A Quarter
system |
|
3 A Trimester
system |
|
4 Other term
system (SPECIFY) |
YSCH-27082 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is the grading scale used at this school?
|
1 0 to
4.0 |
|
2 0 to
5.0 |
|
3 0 to 10 |
|
4 0 to
100 |
|
5 Other
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-27388 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How many total credits are required to graduate with the
degree you [are/were] working towards at [school name([college
loop])]?
INTERVIEWER: IF R'S SCHOOL DOES NOT
COUNT CREDITS, R SHOULD REPORT THE NUMBER OF CLASSES.
YSCH-27439 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[college loop]
COMMENT: Number of school in school loop
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-17900AIf Answer = 2 Then Go To YSCH-27490If Answer = 3 Then Go To YSCH-27541If Answer = 4 Then Go To YSCH-27592If Answer = 5 Then Go To YSCH-27643If Answer = 6 Then Go To YSCH-27694If Answer = 7 Then Go To YSCH-27745If Answer = 8 Then Go To YSCH-27796If Answer = 9 Then Go To YSCH-27847If Answer = 10 Then Go To YSCH-27898
YSCH-17900A [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-17900B [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27490 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27491 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27541 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27542 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27592 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27593 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27643 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27644 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27694 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27695 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27745 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since [NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI
([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS ENROLLED AT DLI,
READ: Please begin with the term that was in progress at the time of
the last interview.) Do not include any term that is currently in
session.
YSCH-27746 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27796 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27797 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27847 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27848 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-27898 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Please list each [current term name([college loop])] you
were enrolled in [school name([college loop])] since
[NEWSCHOOL_START1DLI([college loop])~X]. (IF R WAS
ENROLLED AT DLI, READ: Please begin with the term that was in
progress at the time of the last interview.) Do not include any term that is
currently in session.
YSCH-27899 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TERM THAT
WAS ADDED TO THE TERM ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS
LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE TERM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YSCH-18900A [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES1])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-27949 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES2])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28000 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES3])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28051 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES4])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28102 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES5])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28153 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES6])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28204 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES7])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28255 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES8])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28306 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES9])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-28357 [] |
Section: Schooling |
RECCOUNT([TERMNAMES10])
COMMENT: get the count of terms transferred out
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END
YSCH-20100-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Schooling |
REPEAT
COMMENT: College terms enrolled in
YSCH-20400 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What month and year did you start the
[quarter/semester/trimester/other([loop])] term at [school name([college
loop])]?
YSCH-NEW1 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you complete the
[quarter/semester/trimester/other([loop])] term at [school name([college
loop])]?
|
1 YES |
|
0 NO ...(Go To YSCH-NEW2) |
|
99 TERM STILL
IN PROGRESS |
YSCH-NEW2 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you withdraw from [school name([college loop])]
during the [quarter/semester/trimester/other([loop])] term?
YSCH-NEW3 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was the main reason that you withdrew prior to the
end of the term?
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ
CATEGORIES EXCEPT TO PROBE AS NEEDED.
|
1 ENROLLED
ELSEWHERE |
|
2 COMPLETED
COURSEWORK, RECEIVED DEGREE |
|
3 GOT A
JOB/JOINED THE MILITARY/CALLED TO SERVE IN THE MILITARY |
|
4 RELOCATED |
|
5 DISSATISFACTION WITH SCHOOL, AVAILABLE
COURSES, QUALITY OF TEACHING |
|
6 POOR
GRADES/FAILED EXAMS |
|
7 FINANCIAL
DIFFICULTIES OTHER THAN TUITION |
|
8 DIFFICULTIES
PAYING TUITION |
|
9 CONFLICTS
WITH WORK SCHEDULE |
|
10 FAMILY
OBLIGATIONS |
|
11 INCARCERATION/LEGAL PROBLEMS |
|
12 OTHER
PERSONAL REASONS |
|
13 OTHER
REASONS |
YSCH-20500 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How many credits did you take during the
[quarter/semester/trimester/other([loop])] term at [school name([college
loop])]?
INTERVIEWER: IF R'S SCHOOL DOES NOT
COUNT CREDITS, R SHOULD REPORT THE NUMBER OF CLASSES.
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YSCH-20600
YSCH-20600 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How many credits did you earn that [current term
name([college loop])]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER NUMBER OF CREDITS PER TERM ...(Go To YSCH-20700) |
|
99 NOT YET
COMPLETED TERM |
|
98 GRADES FOR
THIS TERM NOT YET RECEIVED |
YSCH-20700 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER CREDITS
EARNED THAT
[current term name([college
loop])].
YSCH-20750 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was your grade point average for the [current term
name([college loop])]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER NUMERIC GPA (e.g., 2.0, 3.5, 4.0) ...(Go To YSCH-20900) |
|
2 SELECT TO
ENTER LETTER GPA (e.g., A, B-, D+) ...(Go To YSCH-20900A) |
|
99 NOT YET
COMPLETED TERM |
|
98 HAVE NOT
RECEIVED GRADES FOR THIS TERM |
YSCH-20900 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER GRADE POINT
AVERAGE FOR THIS TERM.
YSCH-20900A [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER GRADE POINT
AVERAGE FOR THIS TERM.
|
1 A+ |
|
2 A |
|
3 A- |
|
4 B+ |
|
5 B |
|
6 B- |
|
7 C+ |
|
8 C |
|
9 C- |
|
10 D+ |
|
11 D |
|
12 D- |
|
13 F |
|
14 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-21000 [] |
Section: Schooling |
In that [current term name([college loop])], how many
total hours per week did your classes meet, including lab hours?
IF NEEDED, PROBE: How many hours per week were you
expected to interact with instructors, teaching assistants, or fellow students
in a physical or on-line classroom setting?
YSCH-21800 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did your school/institution consider you a full-time or
part-time student during this term?
YSCH-21900 [] |
Section: Schooling |
For this term, what were the tuition and fees for a
student who takes the same number of credits as you did without room and
board?
YSCH-23800 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Now I would like to ask you a few questions about how you
financed your attendance at this school/institution this term.
YSCH-22004 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[loop] == 1
COMMENT: This is 1st time through the term loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-22006
YSCH-22005 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Have there been any changes in how you financed your
attendance at this school/institution since last term?
YSCH-22006 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you receive any financial assistance from parents,
other relatives or friends while attending this school/institution during this
term?
YSCH-24600 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Altogether, how much [have/has/did] your family and
friends [give/given] you in gifts or other
money you are not expected to repay to help pay for your attendance at this
school/institution during this term?
YSCH-24700 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Altogether, how much [have/has/did] your family and
friends [loan/loaned] you to help pay for
your attendance at this school/institution during this term?
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YSCH-25100
YSCH-24800 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How much is still owed on (this/these)
loan(s)?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YSCH-24900
YSCH-24900 [] |
Section: Schooling |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD G)
[[Please look at this
card]]
Can you tell me the letter of the category that is your
best estimate of that amount?
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YSCH-25100 [] |
Section: Schooling |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD H)
[[Please look at this
card]]
Please tell me which, if any, of these types of financial
assistance you received while attending school/institution during this
term.
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 1. Grants,
tuition or fee waivers or reductions, and fellowships or
scholarships |
|
2 2. A
government subsidized or private loan |
|
3 3. College
work study |
|
4 4. Employer
assistance |
|
5 5. Other
types of assistance including JTPA, Jobs or other government provided
assistance |
|
0 NONE |
YSCH-25200 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INSELECTION([YSCH-25100([college loop]:[loop])],
0)
COMMENT: R received no financial aid
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YSCH-26500
YSCH-25300 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INSELECTION([YSCH-25100([college loop]:[loop])],
1)
COMMENT: R received grants, tuition/fee waiver, fellowships or
scholarships
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-25400
YSCH-25400 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Altogether, how much financial aid did you receive in
grants, tuition or fee waivers or reductions, and fellowships or scholarships
while attending this school/institution during this term?
YSCH-25500 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INSELECTION([YSCH-25100([college loop]:[loop])],
2)
COMMENT: R received government or private loans
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-25600
YSCH-25600 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Other than assistance you received from relatives and
friends, how much did you borrow in government-subsidized loans or other types
of loans while you attended this school/institution this term?
YSCH-25700 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How much is still owed on these loan(s)?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YSCH-25800
YSCH-25800 [] |
Section: Schooling |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD G)
[[Please look at this
card]]
Can you tell me the letter of the category that is your
best estimate of that amount?
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YSCH-25900 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INSELECTION([YSCH-25100([college loop]:[loop])],
3)
COMMENT: R received college work study
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-26000
YSCH-26000 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How much did you receive in College Work Study while
attending this school/institution during this term?
YSCH-26100 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INSELECTION([YSCH-25100([college loop]:[loop])],
4)
COMMENT: R received employer assistance
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-26200
YSCH-26200 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How much did you receive in employer assistance while
attending this school/institution during this term?
YSCH-26300 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INSELECTION([YSCH-25100([college loop]:[loop])],
5)
COMMENT: R received other financial aid
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSCH-26400
YSCH-26400 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How much did you receive in other types of assistance
while attending this school/institution during this term?
YSCH-26500 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How much did you pay out of your own pocket from earnings
or your own savings to attend this school/institution during this
term?
YSCH-22300-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([loop] >= [number of terms])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? College terms enrolled in
YSCH-22705 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What is your cumulative grade point average at [school
name([college loop])]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER NUMERIC GPA (e.g., 2.0, 3.5, 4.0) ...(Go To YSCH-22707) |
|
0 SELECT TO
ENTER LETTER GPA (e.g., A, B-, D+) ...(Go To YSCH-22707A) |
|
2 NO GRADES
RECEIVED AT THIS SCHOOL TO DATE |
YSCH-22707 [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER CUMULATIVE
GRADE POINT AVERAGE.
YSCH-22707A [] |
Section: Schooling |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER CUMULATIVE
GRADE POINT AVERAGE.
|
1 A+ |
|
2 A |
|
3 A- |
|
4 B+ |
|
5 B |
|
6 B- |
|
7 C+ |
|
8 C |
|
9 C- |
|
10 D+ |
|
11 D |
|
12 D- |
|
13 F |
|
14 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-21299A [] |
Section: Schooling |
What was your major?
INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY ASK -
What was your field of study that term?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER MAJOR ...(Go To YSCH-21300A) |
|
0 NONE, NO
MAJOR YET (DIDN'T/DON'T) HAVE TO DECLARE YET; (HADN'T/HAVEN'T
DECIDED) |
YSCH-21300A [] |
Section: Schooling |
(What was your major that [current term name([college
loop])]?)
ENTER VERBATIM
RESPONSE
YSCH-21399A [] |
Section: Schooling |
Did you have a second major?
INTERVIEWER: IF NO, SELECT "NO SECOND MAJOR".
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER SECOND MAJOR ...(Go To YSCH-21400A) |
|
98 NO SECOND
MAJOR |
YSCH-21400A [] |
Section: Schooling |
(Did you have a second major?)
ENTER
VERBATIM RESPONSE
YSCH-22900 [] |
Section: Schooling |
My computer shows that you have accumulated [total
credits([college loop])] credits towards graduation at [school name([college
loop])].
Is that correct?
INTERVIEWER: IF
R'S SCHOOL DOES NOT COUNT CREDITS, R SHOULD REPORT THE NUMBER OF
CLASSES.
|
1 INFORMATION
CORRECT ...(Go To YSCH-23060) |
|
2 NO,
INFORMATION INCORRECT |
YSCH-23000 [] |
Section: Schooling |
How many credits have you received so far at [school
name([college loop])]?
INTERVIEWER: IF R'S
SCHOOL DOES NOT COUNT CREDITS, R SHOULD REPORT THE NUMBER OF
CLASSES.
YSCH-23060 [] |
Section: Schooling |
([CUR_GRAD_CREDIT([college loop])] < 0) ||
([CUR_FINALTOT_CREDIT([college loop])] < 0)
COMMENT: The total number of credits required to graduate or the total number
of credits earned are refused, don't know or missing
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-23200
YSCH-23100 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[CUR_GRAD_CREDIT([college loop])] -
[CUR_FINALTOT_CREDIT([college loop])]
COMMENT: calculate credits needed to graduate
If
Answer >= -200 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YSCH-23200
YSCH-23200 [] |
Section: Schooling |
Does this mean you need no more credits to get the degree
you're working toward?
YSCH-23450 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What diploma, degree, or certificate have you received
from [school name([college loop])]?
|
1 Associate/Junior College or two-year
associate degree (AA) |
|
2 Vocational or
technical certificate |
|
3 Bachelor's
degree (BA, BS or unspecified) |
|
4 Master's
degree (MA, MBA, MS, MSW) |
|
5 Doctoral
Degree (PhD) |
|
6 Professional
Degree (MD, LLD, DDS, JD) |
|
7 No degree
received ...(Go To YSCH-26600-LOOP-END) |
|
8 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YSCH-23460 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What month and year did you receive this
degree?
YSCH-6999 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What [COLLEGE_ISWAS] your major field of study at [school
name([college loop])]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER MAJOR |
|
0 NONE, NO
MAJOR YET (DIDN'T/DON'T) HAVE TO DECLARE YET; (HADN'T/HAVEN'T
DECIDED) |
YSCH-7000 [] |
Section: Schooling |
(What [COLLEGE_ISWAS] your major field of study at
[school name([college loop])]?)
ENTER VERBATIM
RESPONSE
YSCH-7075 [] |
Section: Schooling |
[current school([college loop])] == 1
COMMENT: R is currently enrolled in grad school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSCH-7100
YSCH-7100 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What month and year do you expect to complete this
program?
YSCH-7150 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What [COLLEGE_WOULDBEWERE] the tuition and fees for your
courseload before any scholarships, tuition remission or financial
aid?
YSCH-7200 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What percent of your tuition bills
[COLLEGE_ISCURRENTLYWERE] paid for through loans that you have taken
out?
YSCH-7250 [] |
Section: Schooling |
What percent of your tuition bills
[COLLEGE_ISCURRENTLYWERE] paid for through fellowships, grants, scholarships or
tuition remission?
YSCH-26600-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Schooling |
UNTIL ([college loop] >= [number of
schools])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Loop through colleges and
universities
Default Next: |
YEMP-9840R |
Lead-In: |
YSCH-27337 [2:2],
YSCH-27337 [7:7],
YSCH-27337 [9:9],
YSCH-18900A [-2:0],
YSCH-27949 [-2:0],
YSCH-28000 [-2:0],
YSCH-28051 [-2:0],
YSCH-28102 [-2:0],
YSCH-28153 [-2:0],
YSCH-28204 [-2:0],
YSCH-28255 [-2:0],
YSCH-28306 [-2:0],
YSCH-28357 [-2:0],
YSCH-23450 [7:7],
YSCH-25144A [Default],
YSCH-23100 [Default],
YSCH-23200 [Default],
YSCH-23460 [Default],
YSCH-7250 [Default] |
YEMP-9840R [] |
Section: Employment |
I would like to talk to you about any work you have done
in the time since the date of your last interview, that is, since
[lintdate~X].
Let's start by making a list of all jobs you've held since we
last talked. Please include all jobs where you were working for a particular
employer (including working in a family business) as well as jobs where you were
self-employed.
IF NEEDED: Jobs as an
employee include all jobs where you have an ongoing relationship with one
employer - let's say in a store, factory, or office. Self-employed jobs are
where you own your own business (for example, a lawn service) or where you do
the same type of task for many different people (designing web sites, for
instance). In self-employed jobs, you are your own boss. I'll first ask you
about any jobs you reported having the last time we talked, and then we'll talk
about new jobs you've held since that time. I will be asking you different dates
during this section.
YEMP-9850-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: ALTERNANT BEGIN LOOPS TO UPDATE/VERIFY EMPLOYERS FROM DLI
YEMP-9860 [] |
Section: Employment |
[age at date of last interview] < 14
COMMENT: R was less than 14 at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-9899PZJ-LOOP-END
YEMP-9870 [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([this employer([alternant loop to update/verify
dli employers])])
COMMENT: there is a DLI employer to ask about
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YEMP-9870A
YEMP-9870A [] |
Section: Employment |
[this employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli
employers])] != ""
COMMENT: there is a DLI employer to ask about
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899BX
YEMP-9899BX [] |
Section: Employment |
[alternant loop to update/verify dli employers] ==
1
COMMENT: this is 1st time through loop to check DLI employers
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-9899D
YEMP-9899C [] |
Section: Employment |
Now we would like to ask you about jobs you had on
[lintdate~X].
YEMP-9899D [] |
Section: Employment |
On [lintdate~X], you were (working/also working) [as/for]
[this employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS HE/SHE DID NOT WORK FOR EMPLOYER AT DLI |
|
3 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS EMPLOYER NAME INCORRECT |
YEMP-9899E [] |
Section: Employment |
[employer from date of last interview([alternant loop to
update/verify dli employers])]
COMMENT: set up appropriate branching for YEMP-9899D, if DLI employers were
correct
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899GIf Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-9899F
YEMP-9899F [] |
Section: Employment |
What was the correct name for [this employer([alternant
loop to update/verify dli employers])]?
(ENTER
EMPLOYER NAME)
YEMP-9880 [] |
Section: Employment |
My computer shows that you did NOT have any (OTHER) paid employment or paid/unpaid employment
in a family business on [lintdate~X]. Is that correct?
YEMP-9890 [] |
Section: Employment |
Let me get some information about jobs you held at that
time that are not listed on my computer.
YEMP-9890A [] |
Section: Employment |
(Besides the employers we have already talked about) for
whom were you (also) working on [LINTDATE~X]?
YEMP-9899BW [] |
Section: Employment |
When did you first start working for [this
employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])]?
(ENTER
DATE)
YEMP-9899G [] |
Section: Employment |
Sometimes businesses change names, maybe because they
change ownership or for marketing purposes.
Are you currently working
(as/for) [this employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])], under
this business name or a new business name?
YEMP-9899GB [] |
Section: Employment |
What is the new name for [this employer([alternant loop
to update/verify dli employers])]?
YEMP-9899H [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: IS RESPONDENT ON
LEAVE?
YEMP-9899I [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: DOES R RECEIVE WAGES FROM
EMPLOYER FOR TIME NOT WORKING THERE?
YEMP-9899J [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: IS THE RESPONDENT
CURRENTLY ON LAYOFF?
YEMP-9899K [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: IS THERE A COMMITMENT ON
THE EMPLOYER'S PART AND RESPONDENT'S PART TO RETURN TO WORK IN THE
FUTURE?
YEMP-9899KB [] |
Section: Employment |
[no (other) employers at date of last
interview([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])]==0
COMMENT: This is a newly reported DLI job
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-9899PDD
YEMP-9899M [] |
Section: Employment |
When did you last stop working for [this
employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER DATE ...(Go To YEMP-9899N) |
|
2 R DENIES EVER
WORKING FOR THIS EMPLOYER |
YEMP-9899N [] |
Section: Employment |
[employer from date of last interview([alternant loop to
update/verify dli employers])] == 0
COMMENT: This employer was incorrectly listed as a DLI employer
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899O
YEMP-9899O [] |
Section: Employment |
When did you last stop working for [this
employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])]?
(ENTER DATE)
YEMP-9899P [] |
Section: Employment |
When did you last stop working for [this
employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])]?
(ENTER
DATE)
YEMP-9899PDD [] |
Section: Employment |
[no (other) employers at date of last
interview([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])]==0
COMMENT: This is a newly reported DLI job
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-9890B
YEMP-9890B [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job, [tempoldname_are_werelc] you serving in a
branch of the military, for example, the army, air force, the marines, or the
navy?
(INTERVIEWER NOTE: IF THE RESPONDENT
[tempoldname_is_waslc] SERVING IN EITHER THE ACTIVE SERVICE OR IN A RESERVE
UNIT, PLEASE CODE AS YES. HOWEVER, IF THE R IS WORKING IN A CIVILIAN POSITION
WITHIN THE MILITARY, PLEASE CODE AS NO.)
YEMP-9890C [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job with [this employer([alternant loop to
update/verify dli employers])], [tempoldname_are_werelc] you
self-employed?
YEMP-9890D [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job, [tempoldname_are_werelc] you an independent
contractor, independent consultant, or freelancer? That is, someone who
[tempoldname_obtains_obtainedlc] customers on [RHIS_HERLC] own to provide a
product or service.
YEMP-9890E [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job, [tempoldname_are_werelc] you paid by a
temporary help agency that [tempoldname_assigns_assignedlc] you to assist other
employers?
YEMP-9890F [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY)
For the purpose of this
survey, we consider the temporary help agency to be a single employer. Until
otherwise instructed, please answer all questions about this job based on your
experience with the temporary help agency and not a specific client or
assignment.
[tempoldname_Is_Was] [this employer([alternant loop to
update/verify dli employers])] the name of the temporary help agency?
YEMP-9890G [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY)
Some people are called on-call workers. They
are called to work only when they are needed, although they can be scheduled to
work for several days or weeks in a row. Some examples of on-call workers are
substitute teachers and construction workers.
On this job,
[tempoldname_are_werelc] you an on-call worker?
YEMP-9890H [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY)
Some companies provide employees or their
services to other companies under contract. A few examples of services that can
be provided under contract include private security services, landscaping, or
computer programming.
On this job, [tempoldname_do_didlc] you work for a
company that [tempoldname_provides_providedlc] your services to other companies
under contract?
YEMP-9890I [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Are_Were] you assigned to more than one
customer at a time?
YEMP-9890J [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Do_Did] you usually work at the customer's
worksite?
YEMP-9890K [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Are_Were] you the only owner of this
business? (INTERVIEWER: READ IF NECESSARY:)
[tempoldname_Are_Were] you the sole owner?
YEMP-9890L [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Are_Were] you a partner with (other) people
(other than your spouse) in owning this business?
YEMP-9890M [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Do_Did] you own 50 percent or more of this
business?
YEMP-9890N [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Are_Were] you a director or the Chief
Executive Officer, or principal managing partner of this business?
YEMP-9890O [] |
Section: Employment |
When you [tempoldname_file_filedlc] your federal income
tax return, [tempoldname_are_werelc] you supposed to file a form SE to report
self-employment income earned at this job?
YEMP-9890P [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY:) Some on-call workers, such as doctors, nurses and
some managers, have to work regularly scheduled hours, but in addition must work
other hours when called. Other on-call workers, such as substitute teachers,
work only when they are called. Which type of on-call worker
[tempoldname_are_werelc] you?
|
1 Work regular
hours but must be available to work when called ...(Go To
YEMP-9890V) |
|
2 Only work
when called |
YEMP-9890Q [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY:) For the purpose of this survey, we consider an
organization that lists you as an on-call worker to be a single employer. Until
otherwise instructed, please answer all questions about this job based on your
experiences with the on-call organization and not a specific client or
assignment.
[TEMPOLDname_Is_Was] [this employer([alternant loop to
update/verify dli employers])] the name of the organization where you are
registered as an on-call worker?
YEMP-9890S [] |
Section: Employment |
Please tell me the name of the
[temp_oncalltext].
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF
NECESSARY FOR ON-CALL ONLY WORKERS): Please report separately each
organization you are registered with as an on-call worker.
YEMP-9890T [] |
Section: Employment |
Is [this employer([alternant loop to update/verify dli
employers])] either the name of your business or a brief description of the job
or type of work that you [tempoldname_do_didlc]?
YEMP-9890U [] |
Section: Employment |
Please give me the name of your business, or a brief
description of the type of work you
[tempoldname_do_didlc] in this
job.
(INTERVIEWER: IF BUSINESS HAS A NAME, ENTER
THAT NAME. OTHERWISE, ENTER SHORT DESCRIPTION OF JOB ACTIVITIES/OCCUPATION. THIS
DESCRIPTION WILL BE USED AS THE NAME OF THIS JOB IN SUBSEQUENT QUESTIONS. SOME
EXAMPLES INCLUDE: "FREELANCE WRITER", "CLEANING HOUSES", " CONSULTING DESIGNER",
OR "LANDSCAPING AND YARD WORK".)
YEMP-9890V [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Is_Was] the person who
[supervises/supervised] you for [this employer([alternant loop to update/verify
dli employers])] employed by the same company or organization as you?
YEMP-9890W [] |
Section: Employment |
[Does/Did] [this employer([alternant loop to
update/verify dli employers])] provide the tools or equipment you [use/used]
when you [tempoldname_are_werelc] working for them?
YEMP-9890X [] |
Section: Employment |
[tempoldname_Do_Did] you work primarily at home or from
your home, but you
[tempoldname_are_werelc] otherwise a regular employee of
the company or organization that
[tempoldname_pays_paidlc] you?
YEMP-9890Y [] |
Section: Employment |
Well, this job does not seem to fit the usual patterns we
deal with. Could you briefly describe the sort of working arrangement you
[have/had] in terms of who [tempoldname_owns_ownedlc] the business, your
relationship with that business, who [supervises/supervised] you and
[tempoldname_assigns_assignedlc] work and who [tempoldname_pays_paidlc]
you?
YEMP-9899PF [] |
Section: Employment |
[employer from date of last interview([alternant loop to
update/verify dli employers])] == 0
COMMENT: This employer was incorrectly listed as a DLI employer
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899PN
YEMP-9899PN [] |
Section: Employment |
([no (other) employers at date of last
interview([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])] ==1) ||
([enter
employer name([alternant loop to update/verify dli employers])] ==2)
COMMENT: All DLI employers have been verified, no more to be added that were
missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899PZJ-LOOP-END
YEMP-9899PZJ-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL (([age at date of last interview] < 14) || ([no
(other) employers at date of last interview([alternant loop to update/verify dli
employers])] ==1) || ([enter employer name([alternant loop to update/verify dli
employers])] ==2))
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Update/verify info on altDLI
employers
Default Next: |
YEMP-9899R-LOOP-BEGIN |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-9860 [1:1],
YEMP-9880 [1:1],
YEMP-9890 [2:2],
YEMP-9890B [1:1],
YEMP-9890F [1:1],
YEMP-9890Q [1:1],
YEMP-9890T [1:1],
YEMP-9890V [1:1],
YEMP-9890W [1:1],
YEMP-9890X [1:1],
YEMP-9899PN [1:1],
YEMP-9899KB [Default],
YEMP-9890O [Default],
YEMP-9890S [Default],
YEMP-9890U [Default],
YEMP-9890Y [Default],
YEMP-9899PF [Default],
YEMP-9899PN [Default] |
YEMP-9899R-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
YEMP-9899S [] |
Section: Employment |
[employment roster loop] == 1
COMMENT: This is the 1st time through the loop
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-9899W
YEMP-9899T [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of employers] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one DLI employer on the roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899U
YEMP-9899U [] |
Section: Employment |
Besides your employment [as/with] (READ NAMES OF [yemp1_employers_jobnames] WORKED FOR AT LAST
INTERVIEW)...
YEMP-9899V [] |
Section: Employment |
...since [the date of your last interview/your 14th
birthday], [onjobsdate~X], have you done ANY OTHER WORK
AT ALL for which you were paid or in a family business whether or not
you were paid?
YEMP-9899W [] |
Section: Employment |
Since [the date of your last interview/your 14th
birthday], that is since [onjobsdate~X], have you done ANY OTHER WORK AT ALL for which you were paid or
in a family business whether or not you were paid?
YEMP-9899WDA [] |
Section: Employment |
(Besides the employers we have already talked about) for
whom have you (also) worked since [LINTDATE~X]?
YEMP-9899ZH [] |
Section: Employment |
[age at date of last interview] < 14
COMMENT: R was <14 at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-9899ZT
YEMP-9899ZI [] |
Section: Employment |
[employment roster loop] ==1
COMMENT: This is the 1st time through this loop
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-9899ZL
YEMP-9899ZJ [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of employers prior to last interview] >
0
COMMENT: There are PDLI employers on the roster
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-9899ZTA
YEMP-9899ZL [] |
Section: Employment |
Have you ever worked for [this employer([employment
roster loop])] before?
YEMP-9899ZM [] |
Section: Employment |
Is this job listed in this roster? (READ NAMES OF EMPLOYERS FROM ROSTER LISTED
BELOW.)
(INTERVIEWER: IF EMPLOYER IS
LISTED ON ROSTER, SELECT NAME ON ROSTER AND CLICK ON <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>
TO PROCEED TO NEXT SCREEN. GO TO NEXT SCREEN TO ENTER RESPONSE ON NEXT SCREEN.
IF EMPLOYER NOT LISTED, CLICK ON <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>, AND ENTER
<NO> ON NEXT SCREEN.)
YEMP-9899ZN [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: WAS [this
employer([employment roster loop])] LISTED ON THE ROSTER OF EMPLOYERS PREVIOUS
TO DATE OF LAST INTERVIEW IN PREVIOUS SCREEN?)
YEMP-9899ZNA [] |
Section: Employment |
[job is on the pdli roster([employment roster loop])]
> 0
COMMENT: R selected a PDLI job off of the roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899ZT
YEMP-9899ZP [] |
Section: Employment |
Prior to [lintdate~X], when did you first start working
for [this employer([employment roster loop])]?
INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR ON THIS SCREEN.
PLEASE REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A COMMENT.
YEMP-9899ZS [] |
Section: Employment |
Prior to [lintdate~X], when did you last stop working for
[this employer([employment roster loop])]?
INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR ON THIS SCREEN. PLEASE
REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A COMMENT.
YEMP-9899ZT [] |
Section: Employment |
Since [lintdate~X], when did you resume working [as/for]
[this employer([employment roster loop])]?
INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A VALID YEAR ON THIS SCREEN.
PLEASE REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A COMMENT.
YEMP-9899ZTA [] |
Section: Employment |
When did you first start working for [this
employer([employment roster loop])]?
(ENTER
DATE)
INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST ENTER A
VALID YEAR IN THIS QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A
COMMENT.
YEMP-9899ZU [] |
Section: Employment |
Are you currently working for [this employer([employment
roster loop])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF R IS UNDECIDED,
CONTINUE WITH PROBING QUESTION BY SELECTING "DON'T KNOW.")
YEMP-9899ZV [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: IS RESPONDENT ON
LEAVE?
YEMP-9899ZW [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: DOES R RECEIVE WAGES FROM
EMPLOYER FOR TIME NOT WORKING THERE?
YEMP-9899ZX [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: IS THE RESPONDENT
CURRENTLY ON LAYOFF?
YEMP-9899ZY [] |
Section: Employment |
PROBE: IS THERE A COMMITMENT ON
THE EMPLOYER'S PART AND RESPONDENT'S PART TO RETURN TO WORK IN THE
FUTURE?
YEMP-9899ZZAF [] |
Section: Employment |
When did you last stop working for [this
employer([employment roster loop])]?
(ENTER
DATE)
(INTERVIEWER: R IS NOT
CURRENTLY WORKING FOR [this employer([employment roster
loop])].)
(INTERVIEWER: YOU MUST
ENTER A VALID YEAR IN THIS QUESTION. REPORT ANY UNUSUAL ANSWERS IN A
COMMENT.)
YEMP-9899WDU [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job, [NEWEMPNAME_ARE_WERELC] you serving in a
branch of the military, for example, the army, air force, the marines, or the
navy?
(INTERVIEWER NOTE: IF THE RESPONDENT
[NEWEMPNAME_IS_WASLC] SERVING IN EITHER THE ACTIVE SERVICE OR IN A RESERVE UNIT,
PLEASE CODE AS YES. HOWEVER, IF THE R IS WORKING IN A CIVILIAN POSITION WITHIN
THE MILITARY, PLEASE CODE AS NO.)
YEMP-9899WDV [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job with [this employer([employment roster
loop])], [NEWEMPNAME_are_werelc] you self-employed?
YEMP-9899WDW [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job, [NEWEMPNAME_are_werelc] you an independent
contractor, independent consultant, or freelancer? That is, someone who
[NEWEMPNAME_obtains_obtainedlc]
customers on [RHIS_HERLC] own to provide a
product or service.
YEMP-9899WDX [] |
Section: Employment |
On this job, [NEWEMPNAME_are_werelc] you paid by a
temporary help agency that [NEWEMPname_assigns_assignedlc] you to assist other
employers?
YEMP-9899WDY [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY)
For the purpose of this
survey, we consider the temporary help agency to be a single employer. Until
otherwise instructed, please answer all questions about this job based on your
experience with the temporary help agency and not a specific client or
assignment.
[NEWEMPname_Is_Was] [this employer([employment
roster loop])] the name of the temporary help agency?
YEMP-9899WDZ [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY)
Some people are called on-call workers. They are
called to work only when they are needed, although they can be scheduled to work
for several days or weeks in a row. Some examples of on-call workers are
substitute teachers and construction workers.
On this job,
[NEWEMPname_are_werelc] you an on-call worker?
YEMP-9899WEA [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY)
Some companies provide employees or their
services to other companies under contract. A few examples of services that can
be provided under contract include private security services, landscaping, or
computer programming.
On this job, [do/did] you work for a company
that [NEWEMPname_provides_providedlc] your services to other companies under
contract?
YEMP-9899WEB [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Are_Were] you assigned to more than one
customer at a time?
YEMP-9899WEC [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Do_Did] you usually work at the customer's
worksite?
YEMP-9899WED [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Are_Were] you the only owner of this
business?
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF
NECESSARY:) [NEWEMPname_Are_Were] you the sole owner?
YEMP-9899WEE [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Are_Were] you a partner with (other) people
(other than your spouse) in owning this business?
YEMP-9899WEF [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Do_Did] you own 50 percent or more of this
business?
YEMP-9899WEG [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Are_Were] you a director or the Chief
Executive Officer, or principal managing partner of this business?
YEMP-9899WEH [] |
Section: Employment |
When you [NEWEMPname_file_filedlc] your federal income
tax return, [NEWEMPname_are_werelc] you supposed to file a form SE to report
self-employment income earned at this job?
YEMP-9899WEI [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY:)
Some on-call workers, such as doctors, nurses
and some managers, have to work regularly scheduled hours, but in addition must
work other hours when called. Other on-call workers, such as substitute
teachers, work only when they are called.
Which type of on-call
worker [NEWEMPname_are_werelc] you?
|
1 Work regular
hours but must be available to work when called ...(Go To
YEMP-9899WEV) |
|
2 Only work
when called |
YEMP-9899WEJ [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY:) For the purpose of this survey, we consider an
organization that lists you as an on-call worker to be a single employer. Until
otherwise instructed, please answer all questions about this job based on your
experiences with the on-call organization and not a specific client or
assignment.
[NEWEMPname_Is_Was] [this employer([employment roster
loop])] the name of the organization where you are registered as an on-call
worker?
YEMP-9899WEL [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF FIRST TIME
OR IF NECESSARY:) For the purpose of this survey, we consider a
company that contracts client services to be a single employer. Until otherwise
instructed, please answer all questions about this job based on your experience
with the organization that contracts out your services and not a specific client
or assignment.
[NEWEMPname_Is_Was] [this employer([employment roster
loop])] the name of the company that [NEWEMPNAME_contracts_contractedlc] out
your services to other companies?
YEMP-9899WEO [] |
Section: Employment |
Please tell me the name of the
[temp_oncalltext].
(INTERVIEWER: READ IF
NECESSARY FOR ON-CALL ONLY WORKERS): Please report separately each
organization you are registered with as an on-call worker.
YEMP-9899WER [] |
Section: Employment |
Is [this employer([employment roster loop])] either the
name of your business or a brief description of the job or type of work that you
[NEWEMPname_do_didlc]?
YEMP-9899WES [] |
Section: Employment |
Please give me the name of your business, or a brief
description of the type of work you
[NEWEMPname_do_didlc] in this
job.
(INTERVIEWER: IF BUSINESS HAS A NAME, ENTER
THAT NAME. OTHERWISE, ENTER SHORT DESCRIPTION OF JOB ACTIVITIES/OCCUPATION. THIS
DESCRIPTION WILL BE USED AS THE NAME OF THIS JOB IN SUBSEQUENT QUESTIONS. SOME
EXAMPLES INCLUDE: "FREELANCE WRITER", "CLEANING HOUSES", " CONSULTING DESIGNER",
OR "LANDSCAPING AND YARD WORK".)
YEMP-9899WEV [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Is_Was] the person who
[supervises/supervised] you for [this employer([employment roster loop])]
employed by the same company or organization as you?
YEMP-9899WEW [] |
Section: Employment |
[Does/Did] [this employer([employment roster loop])]
provide the tools or equipment you [use/used] when you [NEWEMPname_are_werelc]
working for them?
YEMP-9899WEX [] |
Section: Employment |
[NEWEMPname_Do_Did] you work primarily at home or from
your home, but you [NEWEMPname_are_werelc] otherwise a regular employee of the
company or organization that [NEWEMPname_pays_paidlc] you?
YEMP-9899WEY [] |
Section: Employment |
Well, this job does not seem to fit the usual patterns we
deal with. Could you briefly describe the sort of working arrangement you
[have/had] in terms of who [newempname_owns_ownedlc] the business, your
relationship with that business, who [supervises/supervised] you and
[newempname_assigns_assignedlc] work and who [newempname_pays_paidlc]
you?
YEMP-9899ZZBZV [] |
Section: Employment |
([any other employers([employment roster loop])] ==0) ||
([enter employer name([employment roster loop])] ==2)
COMMENT: R reported no (more) new employers
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-9899ZZC
YEMP-9899ZZC [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of gaps] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one gap between jobs
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-9899ZZD
YEMP-9899ZZD [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: ASK
RESPONDENT:)
Was there some other employment that you forgot
to tell me about?
YEMP-9899ZZE [] |
Section: Employment |
(([R has attended a school-to-work program(6)] == 1)
&& ([R was paid for school-to-work program] == 1)) || (([school to work
program] == 6) && ([R was paid for school-to-work program] ==
1))
COMMENT: R reported paid internship in schooling section
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-9899ZZG-LOOP-END
YEMP-9899ZZF [] |
Section: Employment |
For which employer did you serve your
internship?
(INTERVIEWER: SELECT LINE WITH NAME
OF EMPLOYER INDICATED BY RESPONDENT AND PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE>.
IF EMPLOYER FOR
INTERNSHIP IS NOT ON EMPLOYER ROSTER, PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO GO TO
THE NEXT SCREEN.)
YEMP-9899ZZFH [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: WAS EMPLOYER FOR
INTERNSHIP ON THE EMPLOYER ROSTER?
YEMP-9899ZZG-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([end of new employer loop([employment roster
loop])]==1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? New employer information and verification
from the roster
Default Next: |
YEMP-9899ZZH |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-9899WDU [1:1],
YEMP-9899WDY [1:1],
YEMP-9899WEJ [1:1],
YEMP-9899WEL [1:1],
YEMP-9899WER [1:1],
YEMP-9899WEV [1:1],
YEMP-9899WEW [1:1],
YEMP-9899WEX [1:1],
YEMP-9899ZZD [1:1],
YEMP-9899ZZE [0:0],
YEMP-9899ZZFH [1:1],
YEMP-9899WEH [Default],
YEMP-9899WEO [Default],
YEMP-9899WES [Default],
YEMP-9899WEY [Default],
YEMP-9899ZZBZV [Default],
YEMP-9899ZZFH [Default] |
YEMP-9899ZZH [] |
Section: Employment |
RECCOUNT ([TYEMP])
COMMENT: there is at least one employer on the employment roster
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-9899ZZJ
YEMP-9899ZZI [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: BELOW IS YOUR
CORRECTED EMPLOYER ROSTER. PLEASE VERIFY.
IF
AN EMPLOYER NAME IS INCORRECT, PLEASE SELECT THE 'MODIFY ROW' OPTION TO UPDATE
IT. IF DUPLICATE EMPLOYERS ARE LISTED, PLEASE ADVANCE TO THE NEXT SCREEN AND
THEN DELETE BY SELECTING 'DELETE ROW' NEXT TO THE EMPLOYER NAME.
PLEASE NOTE: IF RESPONDENT IS
CURRENTLY WORKING FOR EMPLOYER, THE STOPDATE WILL BE THE CURRENT DATE OF
INTERVIEW.
IF ROSTER IS CORRECT,
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.)
YEMP-9899ZZIB [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: IF THERE ARE ANY
JOBS THAT SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE
NAME OF THE JOB. IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS "SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE".
YEMP-9899ZZJ [] |
Section: Employment |
READ TO RESPONDENT:
You have reported no jobs since [onjobsdate~X]. Is that correct?
INTERVIEWER: IMPORTANT: DO NOT CONTINUE UNTIL THE RESPONDENT
CONFIRMS REPORTS OF EMPLOYERS SINCE [onjobsdate~X]. IF RESPONSE IS "NO", RETURN
TO QUESTION "YEMP-9899W.01" AND ENTER EMPLOYERS.
IF
RESPONSE IS "YES", PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO
CONTINUE.
YEMP-10400 [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of employers] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one employer to ask about
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-10500-LOOP-BEGIN
YEMP-10500-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Employer supplements
YEMP-10501 [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([employer name([(loop)])])
COMMENT: This is a valid employer name to enter in this employer
supplement
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-107500-LOOP-END
YEMP-10600 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: NOW ENTERING
EMPLOYER SUPPLEMENT #[(loop)].
YEMP-14100 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now I'd like to ask a few questions about your employment
[as/with] [employer name([(loop)])].
YEMP-14302 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_dliflag([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This is an on-going DLI employer
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-55601
YEMP-14304 [] |
Section: Employment |
DIFFAGE ([job stopdate([(loop)])], [date R turns 16 years
old], "DAY") > -1
COMMENT: The stopdate is >= R's 16th birthdate
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-36400
YEMP-14304A [] |
Section: Employment |
([yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] ==1)
COMMENT: This is a self-employed job--don't ask class of worker
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-36400
YEMP-58500 [] |
Section: Employment |
[As/At] [employer name([(loop)])] [are/were] you employed
by government, by a PRIVATE company, a
non-profit organization or [are/were] you working WITHOUT pay in a family business or farm or
[are/were] you a member of the Armed Forces?
(INTERVIEWER: CODE MILITARY JOBS, SUCH AS ARMY, UNDER
MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES)
|
1 Government,
not a member of the armed forces ...(Go To YEMP-36400) |
|
2 Private for
profit company |
|
3 Non-profit
organization (including tax exempt and charitable) |
|
4 Working
WITHOUT PAY in a family business or farm ...(Go To YEMP-36400) |
|
5 Member of the
Armed Forces ...(Go To YEMP-58800) |
YEMP-58800 [] |
Section: Employment |
Which branch of the Armed Forces [are/were] you sworn
into?
INTERVIEWER: PROBE WHETHER R IS IN REGULAR
SERVICE, RESERVES OR NATIONAL GUARD.
|
1 Army |
|
5 Army
Reserves |
|
10 Army
National Guard |
|
2 Navy |
|
6 Navy
Reserves |
|
3 Air
Force |
|
7 Air Force
Reserves |
|
9 Air National
Guard |
|
4 Marine
Corps |
|
8 Marine Corps
Reserves |
|
11 Coast
Guard |
|
12 Coast Guard
Reserves |
|
13 Other
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-59100 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was your pay grade when you entered the
[yemp_milbranch([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
LETTER, THEN NUMBER.)
YEMP-59200 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your [current/most recent] pay grade [(when
you left the Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-59300 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_milcode([(loop)])]
COMMENT: SKIP TO APPROPRIATE QUESTION BASED ON BRANCH OF MILITARY IN WHICH R
ENLISTED.
If Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-59500If Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-59600If Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-59500If Answer = 7 Then Go To YEMP-59600If Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-59600If Answer = 11 Then Go To YEMP-59500If Answer = 12 Then Go To YEMP-59500
YEMP-59400 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your [current/most recent] Primary Military
Occupational Specialty [(when you left the Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-59500 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your [current/most recent] Primary Rating
[(when you left the Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-59600 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your [current/most recent] Primary Air
Force Specialty Code [(when you left the Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-14305 [] |
Section: Employment |
[job current status([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R is currently working for employer
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YEMP-107500-LOOP-END
YEMP-14306 [] |
Section: Employment |
Did you leave the [yemp_milbranch([(loop)])] at the end
of your term of service or before the end of your term of service?
|
1 LEFT AT
END |
|
2 R CURRENTLY
WORKING FOR EMPLOYER |
|
3 LEFT BEFORE
THE END |
YEMP-36400 [] |
Section: Employment |
ISVAREMPTY ([job industry([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Industry for DLI employer is not present
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-36500
YEMP-36500 [] |
Section: Employment |
ISVAREMPTY ([job occupation 1([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Occupation for DLI employer is present
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-36600
YEMP-36600 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you started working [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])] again, had the usual activities and duties of your
[job_assignment] changed since you had last worked this job?
YEMP-36700 [] |
Section: Employment |
The last time you worked [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])] , you were reported as [job occupation
1([(loop)])] and your usual activities were [job occupation 2([(loop)])]
[yemp_occ3([(loop)])].
Is this an accurate description of your
[job_assignment] [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])] when you started to work
this job again?
YEMP-36802 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_repeatjob([(loop)])] ==1
COMMENT: this is a repeat job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-19100
YEMP-37200 [] |
Section: Employment |
What kind of business or industry [yemp_wereyou_empname]
in when you first started working this [JOB_ASSIGNMENT]? (For example, hospital,
newspaper publishing, mail order house, auto engine manufacturing,
bank.)
(READ IF NECESSARY:) What did
[you/they] make or do on this [JOB_ASSIGNMENT]?
(ENTER UP TO 50 CHARACTERS)
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-37500If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-37500
YEMP-37300 [] |
Section: Employment |
(ASK IF NECESSARY:)
When you first started working there, [were you/was this business or
organization] mainly manufacturing, retail trade, wholesale trade, or something
else?
|
1 MANUFACTURING |
|
2 RETAIL
TRADE |
|
3 WHOLESALE
TRADE |
|
4 SOMETHING
ELSE |
YEMP-37500 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you started working [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])], what kind of work did you do? That is, what was your
occupation? (For example: plumber, typist, farmer..)
(ENTER
UP TO 50 CHARACTERS)
YEMP-37700 [] |
Section: Employment |
What were your usual activities or duties at this
[JOB_ASSIGNMENT]? (For example: type, keep account books, file, sell cars,
operate printing press, lay brick ... )
(ENTER
UP TO 50 CHARACTERS)
YEMP-19100 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, we would like to ask you a few questions concerning
your working hours and earnings when you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])].
YEMP-19200 [] |
Section: Employment |
Thinking about when you first [started/resumed] your job
[as/with] [employer name([(loop)])], what is the easiest way for you to report
your 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.
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
9 R WORKS IN
FAMILY BUSINESS WITHOUT GETTING PAID |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-19220) |
YEMP-19220 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-19200([(loop)])~O].
PLEASE
RECODE THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF
APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-19400 [] |
Section: Employment |
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]
COMMENT: TRANSLATE NUMERIC TIME UNIT FOR PAYRATE CODE AND JUMP TO SET SOFT
MIN AND MAX WAGE LIMITS ON THAT BASIS.
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 7 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 8 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-34402If Answer = 12 Then Go To YEMP-20700If Answer = 13 Then Go To YEMP-20700
YEMP-20700 [] |
Section: Employment |
Did you usually receive overtime pay, tips, commissions,
bonuses or incentive pay when you first [started/resumed working] [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])]?
Default Next: |
YEMP-22700 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-19400 [1:1],
YEMP-19400 [2:2],
YEMP-19400 [3:3],
YEMP-19400 [4:4],
YEMP-19400 [5:5],
YEMP-19400 [6:6],
YEMP-19400 [7:7],
YEMP-19400 [8:8],
YEMP-19400 [12:12],
YEMP-19400 [13:13],
YEMP-19400 [Default] |
YEMP-21200 [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the forms of compensation on this list did you
receive?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 Overtime
pay |
|
2 Tips |
|
3 Commissions |
|
4 Bonuses |
|
5 Incentive
Pay |
|
6 Other
|
YEMP-22700 [] |
Section: Employment |
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]
COMMENT: BRANCH ACCORDING TO THE TIME UNIT FOR RATE OF PAY R
REPORTED.
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-22800
YEMP-22800 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-20700([(loop)])]== 1
COMMENT: R received overtime, tips, commissions, bonuses, incentive pay or
other compensation
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-22900
YEMP-22900 [] |
Section: Employment |
EXCLUDING overtime
pay, tips and commissions, what was your hourly rate of pay when you first
[started/resumed working] on this job?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-23200If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-23901
YEMP-23000 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was your hourly rate of pay, when you first
[started/resumed working] on this job?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-23200If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-23901
YEMP-23100 [] |
Section: Employment |
([(amount)([(loop)])] >= [amount([(loop)])])
&& ([(amount)([(loop)])] <= [amount([(loop)])])
COMMENT: The reported hourly wage is within acceptable range
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-23901
YEMP-23200 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is your best estimate of your hourly rate of pay
when you first [started/resumed working] this job?
If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-23901
YEMP-23201 [] |
Section: Employment |
[payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])]
If Answer >= 0 AND Answer <= 1 Then Go To YEMP-23800If Answer >= 0 AND Answer <= 1 Then Go To YEMP-23300
YEMP-23300 [] |
Section: Employment |
([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] >= [amount([(loop)])])
&& ([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] <= [amount([(loop)])])
COMMENT: The reported hourly wage is within accepted range
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-23901
YEMP-23400 [] |
Section: Employment |
([(amount)([(loop)])] != 99999.00) &&
([(amount)([(loop)])] >= 1.00)
COMMENT: R gave a payrate without saying s/he did not know what their payrate
was
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-23800
YEMP-23600 [] |
Section: Employment |
([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] != 99999.00) &&
([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] >= 1.00)
COMMENT: R gave a payrate without saying s/he did not know what their payrate
was
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-23800
YEMP-23800 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
EARNINGS RECORDED
AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
HOURLY
IS THIS ENTRY
CORRECT?
YEMP-23900 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED
AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
HOURLY
ENTER CORRECT
AMOUNT:
If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-23901
YEMP-23901 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working] [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many hours did you usually work per week at this
rate?
YEMP-24405 [] |
Section: Employment |
[any other compensation([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: R has reported any other compensation
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-24500
YEMP-24500 [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION ([YEMP-21200([(loop)])],1)
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-24501
YEMP-24501 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that when you first [started/resumed] working
[as/at] [employer name([(loop)])] you received overtime. In a normal week, how
many hours did you work overtime for pay?
YEMP-24502 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was your rate of overtime pay when you first
[started/resumed] working [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER:
CATEGORIES 1 THROUGH 8 ARE TIME UNITS. IF R's ANSWER IS ONE OF THOSE CATEGORIES,
ENTER THE TIME UNIT BELOW. THEN PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER
AMOUNT IN NEXT SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-24502A) |
|
0 MORE THAN ONE
WAGE RATE FOR OVERTIME |
|
10 TIME AND A
HALF |
|
11 DOUBLE
TIME |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
YEMP-24502A [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-24502([(loop)])~O].
PLEASE
RECODE THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF
APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-24502D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-24502([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported a rate of overtime pay
If Answer =
0 Then Go To YEMP-24515-LOOP-BEGINIf Answer >= 10 AND Answer <= 11 Then Go To YEMP-24512
YEMP-24512 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-24502([(loop)])]==10
COMMENT: Overtime rate was time and a half
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-36210
YEMP-24513B [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-24502([(loop)])]==11
COMMENT: Was overtime rate double time?
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-36210
YEMP-24514 [] |
Section: Employment |
(About how much did you get paid for your
overtime?)
(INTERVIEWER: OVERTIME RATE SHOULD BE
HIGHER THAN BASE RATE. PLEASE ENTER THE FULL RATE FOR OVERTIME WORK, NOT JUST
THE ADDITIONAL PREMIUM FOR OVERTIME.)
YEMP-24514A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-24502([(loop)])] == 12) || ([YEMP-24502([(loop)])]
== 13)
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-24514AAB
YEMP-24514AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working], how long did it
take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-24514AABB [] |
Section: Employment |
(When you first [started/resumed working], how long did
it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-24514AABD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-24514Aab([(loop)])] == 3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-24514B
YEMP-24514AB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-24502([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: Overtime rate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-24514B
YEMP-24514B [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many days each week did you usually work overtime
at this rate?
YEMP-24515-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Overtime rates
YEMP-24517 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is the [first/second/next] amount that you got paid
for your overtime?
(INTERVIEWER: CATEGORIES 1
THROUGH 8 ARE TIME UNITS. IF R's ANSWER IS ONE OF THOSE CATEGORIES, ENTER THE
TIME UNIT BELOW. THEN PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-24518) |
|
0 MORE THAN ONE
WAGE RATE FOR OVERTIME |
|
10 TIME AND A
HALF |
|
11 DOUBLE
TIME |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
YEMP-24518 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-24517([(loop)]:[first/second])~O].
PLEASE RECODE THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE
FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-24521 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-24517([(loop)]:[first/second])]
COMMENT: R reported multi-overtime rates
If Answer = 10
Then Go To YEMP-26800If Answer = 11 Then Go To YEMP-26800
YEMP-25501 [] |
Section: Employment |
(What is the [first/second/next] amount that you got paid
for your overtime?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-26800 [] |
Section: Employment |
In a normal week, how many hours did you work overtime
for this amount of pay?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-26801 [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-24517([(loop)]:[first/second])]==12) ||
([YEMP-24517([(loop)]:[first/second])]==13)
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-26803
YEMP-26803 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working], how long did it
take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-26803B [] |
Section: Employment |
(When you first [started/resumed working], how long did
it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-26803D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-26803([(loop)]:[first/second])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-26808
YEMP-26804 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-24517([(loop)]:[first/second])]==2
COMMENT: Overtime rate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-26808
YEMP-26808 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many days each week did you usually work overtime
at this rate?
YEMP-26810-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([first/second] == 2)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Overtime rates
YEMP-33300 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-20700([(loop)])] ==1
COMMENT: R received overtime, tips, commissions, bonuses, incentive pay or
other compensation
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-33500
YEMP-33400 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], what were your [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
earnings before taxes or other deductions?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-33600If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-34401
YEMP-33500 [] |
Section: Employment |
Excluding overtime pay, tips and commissions, when you
first [started/resumed] working [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])], what were
your [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.] earnings before taxes or other
deductions?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-33600If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-34401
YEMP-33600 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is your best estimate of your usual
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.] earnings when you first [started/resumed]
working [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])], before taxes or other
deductions?
If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-34401
YEMP-33700 [] |
Section: Employment |
([(amount)([(loop)])] >= [amount([(loop)])])
&& ([(amount)([(loop)])] <= [amount([(loop)])])
COMMENT: The reported wage is within accepted range
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34401
YEMP-33800 [] |
Section: Employment |
([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] >= [amount([(loop)])])
&& ([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] <= [amount([(loop)])])
COMMENT: The reported wage is within accepted range
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34401
YEMP-33900 [] |
Section: Employment |
([(amount)([(loop)])] != 999999.00) &&
([(amount)([(loop)])] >= 1.00)
COMMENT: R gave a payrate without saying s/he did not now what their payrate
was
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34300
YEMP-34100 [] |
Section: Employment |
([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] != 999999.00) &&
([payrate_dk1sli([(loop)])] >= 1.00)
COMMENT: R gave a payrate without saying s/he did not now what their payrate
was
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34300
YEMP-34300 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
EARNINGS RECORDED AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
IS
ENTRY CORRECT?
YEMP-34400 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:
YEMP-34401 [] |
Section: Employment |
[R reported overtime([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-34402A
YEMP-34402 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working] how many hours
did you work [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])] in a normal week? Please include
all hours you worked whether at your normal work site, at home, or in some other
location.
YEMP-34402AA [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-19200([(loop)])]
COMMENT: Check rate of pay
If Answer = 2 Then Go To
YEMP-34402ABIf Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-37701If Answer >= 12 AND Answer <= 13 Then Go To YEMP-34402AAB
YEMP-34402AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working], how long did it
take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-34402AAD [] |
Section: Employment |
(When you first [started/resumed working], how long did
it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-34402AAF [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-34402Aab([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34402AB
YEMP-34402AB [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working], how many days
did you work [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])] in a normal week? Please include
all days you worked whether at your normal work site, at home, or in some other
location.
YEMP-34402A [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-20700([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R received overtime, tips, commissions, bonuses, incentive pay or
other compensation
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34402B
YEMP-34402B [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION ([YEMP-21200([(loop)])],1)
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-34403
YEMP-34403 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that you received overtime pay when you first
[started/resumed] working on this job. In a normal week, how many hours did you
work overtime for pay?
YEMP-34403E [] |
Section: Employment |
[(number)([(loop)])] == 0
COMMENT: R reported all overtime hours = 0
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-34429
YEMP-34404 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was your rate of overtime pay when you first
[started/resumed working] working [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT
BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-34404A) |
|
0 MORE THAN ONE
WAGE RATE FOR OVERTIME |
|
10 TIME AND A
HALF |
|
11 DOUBLE
TIME |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE RATE) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
YEMP-34404A [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-34404([(loop)])~O].
PLEASE
RECODE THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF
APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-34404D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-34404([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported a rate of overtime pay
If Answer =
0 Then Go To YEMP-34414-LOOP-BEGIN
YEMP-34413C [] |
Section: Employment |
(About how much did you get paid for your
overtime?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-34413CA [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-34404([(loop)])]==12) ||
([YEMP-34404([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: Overtime payrate was per item or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34413CC
YEMP-34413CC [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working], how long did it
take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-34413CD [] |
Section: Employment |
(When you first [started/resumed working], how long did
it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-34413CF [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-34413CC([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34413D
YEMP-34413D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-34404([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: Overtime payrate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-34413E
YEMP-34413E [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many days each week did you usually work overtime
at this rate?
YEMP-34414-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Multiple overtime rates
YEMP-34416 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is the [first/second/next] amount that you got paid
for your overtime?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT
BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-34416A) |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE RATE) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
YEMP-34416A [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-34416([(loop)]:[first/second])~O].
PLEASE RECODE THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE
FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-34425 [] |
Section: Employment |
(What is the [first/second/next] amount that you got paid
for your overtime?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-34426 [] |
Section: Employment |
In a normal week, how many hours did you work overtime
for this amount of pay?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-34426A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-34416([(loop)]:[first/second])]==12) ||
([YEMP-34416([(loop)]:[first/second])]==13)
COMMENT: Overtime rate was per item or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34426AB
YEMP-34426AB [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working], how long did it
take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-34426ABB [] |
Section: Employment |
(When you first [started/resumed working], how long did
it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-34426ABD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-34426Ab([(loop)]:[first/second])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-34426AC
YEMP-34426AC [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-34416([(loop)]:[first/second])]==2
COMMENT: Overtime was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-34426B
YEMP-34426B [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many days each week did you usually work overtime
at this rate?
YEMP-34427-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([first/second]==2)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Multiple overtime rates
YEMP-34428 [] |
Section: Employment |
Excluding those hours for which you got paid overtime,
how many hours per week did you work [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]? Please
include all hours you worked whether at your normal work site, at home or in
some other location.
YEMP-34429 [] |
Section: Employment |
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]==2)
COMMENT: Payrate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-34429A
YEMP-34429A [] |
Section: Employment |
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]==2) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)]:1)]==2) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)]:2)]==2)
COMMENT: overtime rate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-34430
YEMP-34430 [] |
Section: Employment |
Excluding those days for which you got paid overtime, how
many days each week did you work [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]? Again,
please include all days you worked whether at your normal work site at home or
in some other location.
YEMP-35500 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-19200([(loop)])] == 6
COMMENT: R reported payrate as annual
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-35600
YEMP-35600 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you [started/resumed working] [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])], how many weeks a year did you get paid for?
YEMP-35700 [] |
Section: Employment |
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] == 7) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] == -2) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] == -1)
COMMENT: R reported "other," refused, or don't know for time unit of
payrate
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-35800
YEMP-35800 [] |
Section: Employment |
Were you PAID AT AN HOURLY
RATE when you first [started/resumed] working [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])]?
YEMP-35900 [] |
Section: Employment |
Even though you told me it is easier to report your
earnings [paytimen1slitxt([(loop)])], were you PAID AT
AN HOURLY RATE when you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])]?
YEMP-36000 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-20700([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime, tips, bonuses, commissions or
incentive pay
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-36100
YEMP-36100 [] |
Section: Employment |
EXCLUDING overtime
pay, tips and commissions, what was your hourly rate of pay when you first
[started/resumed] your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN $30.00 OR LESS THAN $1.00, PLEASE
VERIFY AMOUNT.)
YEMP-36200 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was your hourly rate of pay when you
[started/resumed] your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN $30.00 OR LESS THAN $1.00, PLEASE
VERIFY AMOUNT.)
YEMP-36210 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-20700([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime, tips, bonuses, commissions or
incentive pay
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-21300-LOOP-BEGIN
Default Next: |
YEMP-37701 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-24512 [1:1],
YEMP-24513B [1:1],
YEMP-24500 [Default],
YEMP-24514AABD [Default],
YEMP-24514AB [Default],
YEMP-24514B [Default],
YEMP-26810-LOOP-END [Default],
YEMP-35800 [Default],
YEMP-35900 [Default],
YEMP-36100 [Default],
YEMP-36200 [Default] |
YEMP-21300-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Forms of compensation
YEMP-21400 [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION
([YEMP-21200([(loop)])],[overtime])
COMMENT: Verify loop number corresponds to the type of compensation chosen in
YEMP-21200
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-21401
YEMP-21401 [] |
Section: Employment |
[overtime] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first time through overtime loop
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-22501
YEMP-21600 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], about how much income did you usually receive from
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT SCREEN.)
YEMP-22500 [] |
Section: Employment |
(When you first [started/resumed] working [as/with]
[employer name([(loop)])], about how much income did you usually receive from
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-22501 [] |
Section: Employment |
[overtime]
COMMENT: Skip based on number times through compensation loop, if extra
compensation received
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-22600-LOOP-ENDIf Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-22510If Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-22510If Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-22510If Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-22510If Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-22510
YEMP-22510 [] |
Section: Employment |
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)]:[overtime])]==12) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)]:[overtime])]==13)
COMMENT: Compensation rate was per item or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-22530
YEMP-22530 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed working], how long did it
take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-22535 [] |
Section: Employment |
(When you first [started/resumed working], how long did
it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-22537 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-22530([(loop)]:[overtime])]==3
COMMENT: Compensation rate was piece rate or per job daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-22550
YEMP-22540 [] |
Section: Employment |
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)]:[overtime])]==2
COMMENT: Compensation rate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-22550
YEMP-22550 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you first [started/resumed] working [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many days each week did you usually work at this
rate?
YEMP-22600-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([overtime] == 6)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Forms of compensation
YEMP-37701 [] |
Section: Employment |
[duration of employment (days)([(loop)])]/7 >
2
COMMENT: The job lasted at least 2 weeks
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YEMP-101408
YEMP-37901B [] |
Section: Employment |
[duration of employment (days)([(loop)])]/7 >
26
COMMENT: The job lasted at least 26 weeks
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YEMP-37901D
YEMP-37901D [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([(number)([(loop)])])
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-37902
YEMP-37902 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, let's talk about your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])] [at the present time/when you stopped working this
job].
My records indicate that you were working [(number)([(loop)])]
hours in a normal week when you first [started/resumed working] [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])]. [Are you currently/When you stopped working this job
were you] working about this same number of hours?
YEMP-37904 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many total hours [are/were] you working [as/for]
[employer name([(loop)])] [currently/when you stopped working this
job]?
YEMP-38000 [] |
Section: Employment |
[(number)([(loop)])] > 0
COMMENT: R reported working overtime when s/he first started the job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38000G
YEMP-38000A [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([(number)([(loop)])])
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38000B
YEMP-38000B [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, let's talk about your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])] [at the present time/when you stopped working this
job].
My records indicate that you were working [(number)([(loop)])]
hours in a normal week when you first [started/resumed working] [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])]. [Are you currently/When you stopped working this job
were you] working about this same number of hours?
YEMP-38000F [] |
Section: Employment |
How many total hours [are/were] you working [as/for]
[employer name([(loop)])] [currently/when you stopped working this
job]?
YEMP-38000G [] |
Section: Employment |
([job current status([(loop)])] == 1) &&
([MAINJOB]==1)
COMMENT: R currently works for this employer and employer is main
job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-PDIIAD
YEMP-PDIIAD [] |
Section: Employment |
Now I would like to ask you a series of questions about
various aspects of your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]. How much of
your workday [involves_involvedlc]
|
- ...carrying out short,
repetitive tasks? |
|
- ...doing physical tasks such
as standing, handling objects, operating machinery or vehicles or making
or fixing things with your hands? |
|
- ...managing or supervising
other workers? |
|
1 Almost all
the time |
|
2 More than
half the time |
|
3 Less than
half the time |
|
4 Almost none
of the time |
YEMP-PDIIBD [] |
Section: Employment |
Think of "problem solving" as what happens when you are
faced with a new or difficult situation that requires you to think about what to
do next. With this definition in mind, how often [do/did] you engage in the type
of problem solving on your job where the solution takes at least 30 minutes to
find? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIICD [] |
Section: Employment |
How often [do/did] you solve problems at your jobs using
advanced mathematics such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability, or
calculus? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIIDD [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] the longest document that you typically
read as part of your job? Would you say:
|
1 One page or
less |
|
2 2 to 5
pages |
|
3 6 to 10
pages |
|
4 11 to 25
pages |
|
5 More than 25
pages |
|
6 Never read at
job |
YEMP-PDIIED [] |
Section: Employment |
To what extent does the work you [do/did] in your job
involve face-to-face contact with people other than your co-workers or
supervisors? Would you say:
|
1 A lot |
|
2 A moderate
amount |
|
3 A
little |
|
4 None at
all |
YEMP-PDIIFD [] |
Section: Employment |
I am going to read a list of four types of people with
whom you may have face-to-face contact on your job. As I read each one, please
tell me whether you [have/had] a lot of face-to-face contact with this type of
person, some contact or no contact at all.
|
- Customers or clients |
|
- Suppliers or contractors |
|
- Students or trainees |
|
- Patients |
|
1 a lot of
contact |
|
2 some
contact |
|
3 no contact at
all |
YEMP-WAGEBARGD_CHECK1 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WS1D
YEMP-WAGEBARGD-1 [] |
Section: Employment |
Think back to the time when you were offered your
[current/most recent] job. When you were offered this job, was it possible for
you to keep your previous job instead if you wanted to?
|
1 YES |
|
0 NO |
|
3 NO PREVIOUS
JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGD-2 [] |
Section: Employment |
At the time that you were first interviewed for your job,
did you already know exactly how much it would pay, have a pretty good idea how
much it would pay, or have very little idea how much it would pay if you got
it?
|
1 KNEW EXACTLY
WHAT IT WOULD PAY |
|
2 HAD GOOD
IDEA |
|
3 HAD VERY
LITTLE IDEA |
|
4 DID NOT HAVE
INTERVIEW FOR JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGD_CHECK2 [] |
Section: Employment |
[WAGEBARGD1([(loop)])] == 3
COMMENT: R indicated no previous job
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WAGEBARGD-4
YEMP-WAGEBARGD-3 [] |
Section: Employment |
Did your [current/most recent] employer learn how much
you were making in your previous job before making you your job
offer?
YEMP-WAGEBARGD-4 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you were offered your [current/most recent] job, did
your employer make a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer or was there some bargaining
that took place over the pay?
|
1 TAKE IT OR
LEAVE IT OFFER |
|
2 SOME
BARGAINING OVER PAY |
YEMP-WS1D [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the greatest number of hours you've worked in a week at
this job? Please consider all hours, including any extra hours, overtime, work
you did at home, and so forth.
YEMP-WS2D [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the fewest number of hours you've worked in a week at
this job? Please do not include weeks in which you missed work because of
illness or vacation.
YEMP-WS3D_REV [] |
Section: Employment |
How far in advance do you usually know what days and
hours you will need to work?
|
1 3 days or
less |
|
2 4 to 7
days |
|
3 Between 1 and
2 weeks |
|
4 3 weeks or
more |
|
5 ALWAYS WORKS
SAME SCHEDULE |
YEMP-WS4D [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the following statements best describes how your
working hours are decided? By working hours we mean the time you start and
finish work, and not the total hours you work per week or month.
|
1 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer and I cannot change them on my
own; |
|
2 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer but with my input; |
|
3 I can decide
the time I start and finish work, within certain limits; |
|
4 I am entirely
free to decide when I start and finish work. |
|
5 When I start
and finish work depends on things outside of my control and outside of my
employer's control |
YEMP-NCAD_CHECK [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-38000_2
YEMP-NCA1D [] |
Section: Employment |
Some employers try to restrict what their employees can
do after they leave their job. In this job, did you agree that if you
[leave/left], your employer, you [will/would] not start or join a competing
business? This is often called a non-compete agreement.
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YEMP-38000_2
YEMP-NCA2D [] |
Section: Employment |
How confident are you in your answer?
|
1 Very
confident |
|
2 Somewhat
confident |
|
3 Not
confident |
YEMP-38000_2 [] |
Section: Employment |
[(number)([(loop)])] > 0
COMMENT: R reported working overtime when s/he first started the job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38101
YEMP-38000H [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-19200([(loop)])] == 9
COMMENT: R reported working without pay
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38013B
YEMP-38001 [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job],
[are/were] you receiving overtime pay for any of these hours?
YEMP-38002 [] |
Section: Employment |
For how many of these [(number)([(loop)])] hours
[are/were] you receiving overtime pay?
YEMP-38003 [] |
Section: Employment |
How much [are/were] you earning for these overtime hours
[as/for] [employer name([(loop)])] [(just before you stopped working this
job)]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
9 R WORKS IN
FAMILY BUSINESS WITHOUT GETTING PAID |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-38012 [] |
Section: Employment |
(How much [are/were] you earning for these overtime hours
[as/at] [employer name([(loop)])] [(just before you stopped working this
job)]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38012A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38003([(loop)])]==12) ||
([YEMP-38003([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: R reported per item or per job overtime rate
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38012AAA
YEMP-38012AAA [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-38012AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38012AAD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38012AAA([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38012B
YEMP-38012AB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38003([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: R reported daily overtime rate
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38012B
YEMP-38012B [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
many days each week [are/were] you earning overtime pay at this rate?
YEMP-38013 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that when you [started/resumed] your job
[as/with] [employer name([(loop)])], you were making $[(amount)([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]. [Are you currently/Were you] earning a
different amount [(when you stopped working this job)]?
YEMP-38013B [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that when you [started/resumed] your job
[as/with] [employer name([(loop)])], you were working in a family business
without getting paid. [Are you currently/Were you] earning a different amount
[(when you stopped working this job)]?
YEMP-38014 [] |
Section: Employment |
How much [are you currently/were you] earning [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])] [(when you stopped working this job)]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
9 R WORKS IN
FAMILY BUSINESS WITHOUT GETTING PAID |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-38023 [] |
Section: Employment |
(How much [are you currently/were you] earning [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])] [(when you stopped working this job)]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38024 [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38014([(loop)])]==12) ||
([YEMP-38014([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: R reported per job or item payrate
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-38024B
YEMP-38024B [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-38024C [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38024D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38024B([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: Payrate was piece rate or per job daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38027
YEMP-38025 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38014([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: R reported daily payrate
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-38027
YEMP-38027 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many days per week [are/were] you working [as/for]
[employer name([(loop)])] [at this time/at the time you left]?
YEMP-38101 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, my records indicate that you were working
[(number)([(loop)])] regular hours and [(number)([(loop)])] hours of overtime in
a normal week when you first [started/resumed] working [as/for] [employer
name([(loop)])]. [Are you currently/When you stopped working this job were you]
working about this same number of hours?
YEMP-38102 [] |
Section: Employment |
[Are you currently/Were you] working a different number
of regular hours or of overtime hours or of both, than when you first
[started/resumed] working [as/for] [employer name([(loop)])]?
YEMP-38103 [] |
Section: Employment |
[In your current job/When you left your job] [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many regular non-overtime hours [are/were] you
working in a normal week?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38104 [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38102([(loop)])] == 2) || ([YEMP-38102([(loop)])]
== 3)
COMMENT: Regular and overtime hours or just overtime hours have changed since
R first started job
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-38105D
YEMP-38105 [] |
Section: Employment |
[In your current job/When you left your job] [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many overtime hours [are/were] you working in a
normal week?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38105D [] |
Section: Employment |
[(amount)([(loop)])] == -1
COMMENT: R refused starting payrate
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-38310
YEMP-38106 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that you were making $[(amount)([(loop)])]
[paytimen1slitxt([(loop)])] at your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])] when
you first [started/resumed working] there. [Are you currently/Were you] earning
a different amount [(when you stopped working this job)]?
If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-38310
YEMP-38107 [] |
Section: Employment |
How much [are/were] you earning [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])] [currently/when you stopped working this job]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
9 R WORKS IN
FAMILY BUSINESS WITHOUT GETTING PAID |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-38116 [] |
Section: Employment |
(How much [are/were] you earning [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])] [currently/when you stopped working this job]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38116A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38107([(loop)])]==12) ||
([YEMP-38107([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: R reported per item or per job pay rate
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38116AAA
YEMP-38116AAA [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-38116AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38116AAD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38116Aaa([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: Payrate was piece rate or per job daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38116B
YEMP-38116AB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38107([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: R reported daily pay rate
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-38116B
YEMP-38116B [] |
Section: Employment |
[In your current job/When you left your job] [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])], how many days each week [are/were] you working at
this rate? Please do not count days that you worked for pay at a different
rate.
YEMP-38117 [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38101([(loop)])] == 1) || (([different
hours([(loop)])] != 2) && ([different hours([(loop)])] != 3)) ||
([(amount)([(loop)])] > 0)
COMMENT: R reported no change in hours, no change in overtime hours, or
change in overtime hours and still works some overtime since first started
job
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-38310
YEMP-38200B [] |
Section: Employment |
[(amount)([(loop)])] == -1
COMMENT: R refused starting overtime pay
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38310
YEMP-38201 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that you were making $[(amount)([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.] in overtime pay when you first
[started/resumed] your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]. [Are you
currently/Were you] earning a different amount for your overtime [(when you
stopped working this job)]?
YEMP-38202 [] |
Section: Employment |
How much [are/were] you earning for overtime [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])] [(when you last worked this job)]?
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
|
0 MORE THAN ONE
WAGE RATE FOR OVERTIME |
|
10 TIME AND A
HALF |
|
11 DOUBLE
TIME |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
YEMP-38210B [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38202([(loop)])]==10
COMMENT: Overtime rate was time and a half
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-38310
YEMP-38210F [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38202([(loop)])]==11
COMMENT: Was overtime rate double time?
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38310
YEMP-38211 [] |
Section: Employment |
(How much [are/were] you earning for overtime [as/at]
[employer name([(loop)])] [(just before you stopped working this
job)]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38211A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38202([(loop)])]==12) ||
([YEMP-38202([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: R reported per job or per item overtime rate
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38211AAA
YEMP-38211AAA [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-38211AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38211AAD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38211Aaa([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38211B
YEMP-38211AB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38202([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: R reported daily overtime rate
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38211B
YEMP-38211B [] |
Section: Employment |
How many days each week [are you currently/were you]
working overtime at this rate?
YEMP-38299 [] |
Section: Employment |
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] == 12) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: R reported per job or per item pay rate at beginning of job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38301
YEMP-38301 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said it took [(number)([(loop)])] per
[minute/hour/day/week/month([(loop)])] to complete one [job/item] when you
started this job, does it still take about this long to complete one
[job/item]?
YEMP-38302 [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: SPECIFY TIME UNIT ON THIS SCREEN, AMOUNT ON
NEXT.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-38302B [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38302D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38302([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: R reported piece rate or per item daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38303
YEMP-38303 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many days each week [are you currently/were you]
working at this job?
YEMP-38310 [] |
Section: Employment |
([R received tips([(loop)])] + [R received
commission([(loop)])] + [R received bonus([(loop)])] + [R received incentive
pay([(loop)])] + [R received other compensation([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Create a packed variable for types of compensation and any
combination of types R has received.
If Answer = 0 Then Go
To YEMP-38313If Answer >= 1 AND Answer <= 31 Then Go To YEMP-38328
Default Next: |
YEMP-55499 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-38013 [0:0],
YEMP-38013B [0:0],
YEMP-38105D [1:1],
YEMP-38106 [-1:-1],
YEMP-38106 [0:0],
YEMP-38117 [0:0],
YEMP-38200B [1:1],
YEMP-38201 [0:0],
YEMP-38210B [1:1],
YEMP-38210F [1:1],
YEMP-38301 [1:1],
YEMP-38024D [Default],
YEMP-38025 [Default],
YEMP-38027 [Default],
YEMP-38211B [Default],
YEMP-38299 [Default],
YEMP-38302D [Default],
YEMP-38303 [Default] |
YEMP-38313 [] |
Section: Employment |
My records indicate that you were not receiving any tips,
commissions, bonuses, incentive pay or other compensation when you
[started/resumed] working [as/for] [employer name([(loop)])]. [Are/Were] you
receiving any of these types of compensation [(now)]?
YEMP-38314 [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the forms of compensation on this list [are you
currently/were you] receiving [(when you stopped working this
job)]?
(INTERVIEWER: READ LIST AND SELECT ALL
THAT APPLY.)
|
2 TIPS |
|
3 COMMISSIONS |
|
4 BONUSES |
|
5 INCENTIVE |
|
6 OTHER
COMPENSATION |
YEMP-38328 [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported receiving only one type of compensation, no overtime, not
a combination of types of compensation
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-38329If Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-38329If Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-38329If Answer = 8 Then Go To YEMP-38329If Answer = 16 Then Go To YEMP-38329
YEMP-38329 [] |
Section: Employment |
My records indicate that at your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])] you received [tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive
pay/other([(loop)])] at $[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.] when you first [started/resumed] working
there. [Had this amount changed by the time you left this job/Did this amount
change]?
YEMP-38329B [] |
Section: Employment |
How much [are/were] you earning for
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other([(loop)])] [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])] [(when you last worked this job)]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
9 R WORKS IN
FAMILY BUSINESS WITHOUT GETTING PAID |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-38329D [] |
Section: Employment |
(How much [are/were] you earning for
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other([(loop)])] [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])] [(just before you stopped working this job)]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38329E [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38329B([(loop)])]==12 ||
[YEMP-38329B([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: R reported per job or per item compensation rate
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38329FA
YEMP-38329FA [] |
Section: Employment |
[amount of time([(loop)])]
COMMENT: check for speed information from beginning of job
If
Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-38329FBIf Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-38329FCIf Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-38329FDIf Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-38329FEIf Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-38329FF
YEMP-38329FB [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:2)])
COMMENT: tips speed question was answered
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38329G
YEMP-38329FC [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:3)])
COMMENT: commissions speed question was answered
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38329G
YEMP-38329FD [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:4)])
COMMENT: bonuses speed question was answered
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YEMP-38329G
YEMP-38329FE [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:5)])
COMMENT: incentive pay speed question was answered
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38329G
YEMP-38329FF [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:6)])
COMMENT: other compensation speed question was answered
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38329G
YEMP-38329G [] |
Section: Employment |
You said it took [(amount of time)([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] to complete one [job/item] when you
started this job, does it still take about this long to complete one
[job/item]?
YEMP-38329H [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22550([(loop)]:[amount of
time([(loop)])])])
COMMENT: speed question was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-38329I
YEMP-38329I [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT SCREEN.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-38329IB [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38329ID [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38329I([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: R reported piece rate or per item daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38329K
YEMP-38329J [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38329B([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: R reported daily compensation rate
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-38329K
YEMP-38329K [] |
Section: Employment |
How many days each week [are you currently/were you]
working overtime at this rate?
YEMP-38330 [] |
Section: Employment |
My records indicate that when you [started/resumed] your
job [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])] you
received
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive
pay/other([(loop)])].
[Are/Were] any of these amounts different [at the
present time/when you stopped working this job]?
INTERVIEWER: READ AMOUNTS TO RESPONDENT FOR THE TYPES OF
COMPENSATION RECEIVED AT START TIME:
Tips:
[(amount)([(loop)])] [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
Commissions:
[(amount)([(loop)])] [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
Bonuses:
[(amount)([(loop)])] [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
Incentive Pay:
[(amount)([(loop)])] [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
Other Compensation:
[(amount)([(loop)])] [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
YEMP-38331 [] |
Section: Employment |
For which of the forms of compensation on this list
[has/did] the amount [changed] between when you first [started/resumed] working
[as/at] [employer name([(loop)])] and [the present/when you stopped working this
job]?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
2 Tips |
|
3 Commissions |
|
4 Bonuses |
|
5 Incentive
Pay |
|
6 Other |
YEMP-38332J [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])] ==31
COMMENT: R was receiving all types of non-regular compensation
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38402
YEMP-38333 [] |
Section: Employment |
My records indicate that at your job
[as/with]
[employer name([(loop)])] you were not
receiving
[overtime/tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive
pay/other([(loop)])]
when you first [started/resumed] working this job.
[Are you currently/Were you] receiving any of these forms of compensation [(when
you left this job)]?
YEMP-38335 [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the forms of compensation on this list [are you
currently/were you] receiving [(at the time you stopped working this
job)]?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
2 Tips |
|
3 Commissions |
|
4 Bonuses |
|
5 Incentive |
|
6 Other
Compensation |
YEMP-38402 [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])] > 0
COMMENT: R reported receiving at least one type of non-regular compensation
when most recently worked for employer
If Answer = 0 Then
Go To YEMP-55499
YEMP-38403-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Forms of compensation
YEMP-38404 [] |
Section: Employment |
[forms of compensation]
COMMENT: Skip to correct set of loops based on compensation R has
received
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38404AIf Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-38404BIf Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-38404CIf Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-38404DIf Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-38404E
YEMP-38404A [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported receiving tips when most recently worked for
employer
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 7 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 11 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 13 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 15 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 17 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 19 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 21 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 23 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 25 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 27 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 29 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 31 Then Go To YEMP-38407
YEMP-38404B [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported receiving commissions when most recently worked for
employer
If Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 7 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 10 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 11 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 14 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 15 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 17 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 18 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 19 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 22 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 23 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 26 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 27 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 30 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 31 Then Go To YEMP-38407
YEMP-38404C [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported receiving bonuses when most recently worked for
employer
If Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 7 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 12 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 13 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 14 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 15 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 20 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 21 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 22 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 23 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 28 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 29 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 30 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 31 Then Go To YEMP-38407
YEMP-38404D [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported receiving incentive pay when most recently worked for
employer
If Answer = 8 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 10 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 11 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 12 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 13 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 14 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 15 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 24 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 25 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 26 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 27 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 28 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 29 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 30 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 31 Then Go To YEMP-38407
YEMP-38404E [] |
Section: Employment |
[any and all compensation([(loop)])]
COMMENT: R reported receiving other compensation when most recently worked
for employer
If Answer = 16 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 18 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 19 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 20 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 21 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 22 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 23 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 24 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 25 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 26 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 27 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 28 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 29 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 30 Then Go To YEMP-38407If Answer = 31 Then Go To YEMP-38407
YEMP-38407 [] |
Section: Employment |
About how much income [are you currently receiving/did
you usually receive] from [tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other] in your
job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])] [(when you stopped working this
job)]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW.
PRESS < SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT
SCREEN.)
Default Next: |
YEMP-38416 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-38404A [1:1],
YEMP-38404A [3:3],
YEMP-38404A [5:5],
YEMP-38404A [7:7],
YEMP-38404A [9:9],
YEMP-38404A [11:11],
YEMP-38404A [13:13],
YEMP-38404A [15:15],
YEMP-38404A [17:17],
YEMP-38404A [19:19],
YEMP-38404A [21:21],
YEMP-38404A [23:23],
YEMP-38404A [25:25],
YEMP-38404A [27:27],
YEMP-38404A [29:29],
YEMP-38404A [31:31],
YEMP-38404B [2:2],
YEMP-38404B [3:3],
YEMP-38404B [6:6],
YEMP-38404B [7:7],
YEMP-38404B [10:10],
YEMP-38404B [11:11],
YEMP-38404B [14:14],
YEMP-38404B [15:15],
YEMP-38404B [17:17],
YEMP-38404B [18:18],
YEMP-38404B [19:19],
YEMP-38404B [22:22],
YEMP-38404B [23:23],
YEMP-38404B [26:26],
YEMP-38404B [27:27],
YEMP-38404B [30:30],
YEMP-38404B [31:31],
YEMP-38404C [4:4],
YEMP-38404C [5:5],
YEMP-38404C [6:6],
YEMP-38404C [7:7],
YEMP-38404C [12:12],
YEMP-38404C [13:13],
YEMP-38404C [14:14],
YEMP-38404C [15:15],
YEMP-38404C [20:20],
YEMP-38404C [21:21],
YEMP-38404C [22:22],
YEMP-38404C [23:23],
YEMP-38404C [28:28],
YEMP-38404C [29:29],
YEMP-38404C [30:30],
YEMP-38404C [31:31],
YEMP-38404D [8:8],
YEMP-38404D [9:9],
YEMP-38404D [10:10],
YEMP-38404D [11:11],
YEMP-38404D [12:12],
YEMP-38404D [13:13],
YEMP-38404D [14:14],
YEMP-38404D [15:15],
YEMP-38404D [24:24],
YEMP-38404D [25:25],
YEMP-38404D [26:26],
YEMP-38404D [27:27],
YEMP-38404D [28:28],
YEMP-38404D [29:29],
YEMP-38404D [30:30],
YEMP-38404D [31:31],
YEMP-38404E [16:16],
YEMP-38404E [18:18],
YEMP-38404E [19:19],
YEMP-38404E [20:20],
YEMP-38404E [21:21],
YEMP-38404E [22:22],
YEMP-38404E [23:23],
YEMP-38404E [24:24],
YEMP-38404E [25:25],
YEMP-38404E [26:26],
YEMP-38404E [27:27],
YEMP-38404E [28:28],
YEMP-38404E [29:29],
YEMP-38404E [30:30],
YEMP-38404E [31:31] |
YEMP-38416 [] |
Section: Employment |
(About how much income [are you currently receiving/did
you usually receive] from [tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other] in your
job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])] [(when you stopped working this
job)]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38416E [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-38407([(loop)]:[forms of compensation])]==12) ||
([YEMP-38407([(loop)]:[forms of compensation])]==13)
COMMENT: R reported per job or per item compensation rate
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38416FA
YEMP-38416FA [] |
Section: Employment |
[forms of compensation]
COMMENT: check loop to get compensation
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38416FBIf Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-38416FCIf Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-38416FDIf Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-38416FEIf Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-38416FF
YEMP-38416FB [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:2)])
COMMENT: tips speed question was answered
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38416G
YEMP-38416FC [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:3)])
COMMENT: commissions speed question was answered
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38416G
YEMP-38416FD [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:4)])
COMMENT: bonuses speed question was answered
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YEMP-38416G
YEMP-38416FE [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:5)])
COMMENT: incentive pay speed question was answered
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38416G
YEMP-38416FF [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([YEMP-22530([(loop)]:6)])
COMMENT: other compensation speed question was answered
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38416G
YEMP-38416G [] |
Section: Employment |
You said it took [(amount of time)([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])] [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])] to complete one [job/item] when you started this job. Does it
still take about this long to complete one [job/item]?
YEMP-38416H [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST
([YEMP-22550([(loop)]:[speedindicator])])
COMMENT: speed question was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-38416K
YEMP-38416I [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT SCREEN.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-38416IB [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-38416ID [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38416I([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])]==3
COMMENT: R reported piece rate or per item daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-38416K
YEMP-38416J [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-38407([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])]==2
COMMENT: R reported daily overtime rate
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-38416K
YEMP-38416K [] |
Section: Employment |
How many days each week [are you currently/were you]
working overtime at this rate?
YEMP-38423-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([forms of compensation] == 5)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Forms of compensation
Default Next: |
YEMP-55499 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-38404 [Default],
YEMP-38404A [Default],
YEMP-38404B [Default],
YEMP-38404C [Default],
YEMP-38404D [Default],
YEMP-38404E [Default],
YEMP-38416FA [Default],
YEMP-38416H [Default],
YEMP-38416ID [Default],
YEMP-38416J [Default],
YEMP-38416K [Default] |
YEMP-55499 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_repeatjob([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R has worked at this job previously and has returned to it, this is
a prior to DLI job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-59902
YEMP-55501 [] |
Section: Employment |
At the time you started [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])], I have that you were working as a(n) [(occupation)([(loop)])] and your usual activities
at your [job_assignment] were [(occupation)([(loop)])]. Is this an accurate
description of your [(current job)]?
YEMP-55502 [] |
Section: Employment |
What kind of work [do/did] you [(currently)] do [as/for]
[employer name([(loop)])] [(just before you left)]? That is, what [is/was] your
occupation? (For example: plumber, typist, farmer...)
(ENTER
UP TO 50 CHARACTERS)
YEMP-55503 [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], what
[are/were] your usual activities or duties at this [JOB_ASSIGNMENT]? (For
example: type, keep account books, file, sell cars, operate printing press, lay
brick ... )
(ENTER UP TO 50
CHARACTERS)
YEMP-55504 [] |
Section: Employment |
I have that at the time you started [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])], [you/they] were in the business of [industry([(loop)])]. [Are/When you left were] they
still in that business?
YEMP-55505 [] |
Section: Employment |
What kind of business or industry
[yemp_isarewaswereyouname] in at the [present time/time you left]?
(READ IF NECESSARY:) What [do/did] [you/they]
[(currently)] make or do? (For example, hospital, newspaper publishing, mail
order house, auto engine manufacturing, bank.)
(ENTER UP TO 50 CHARACTERS)
YEMP-55506 [] |
Section: Employment |
(ASK IF NECESSARY:)
[Is/At the time you left was] this business or organization mainly
manufacturing, retail trade, wholesale trade, or something else?
|
1 MANUFACTURING |
|
2 RETAIL
TRADE |
|
3 WHOLESALE
TRADE |
|
4 SOMETHING
ELSE |
YEMP-55601 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_milflag([(loop)])] ==1
COMMENT: R has been a member of the armed forces
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-55602
YEMP-55602 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, we would like to ask you a few questions concerning
your job in the [yemp_milbranch([(loop)])].
What [is/was] your
[current/most recent] pay grade [(when you left the
Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-55603 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_milcode([(loop)])]
COMMENT: SKIP TO APPROPRIATE QUESTION BASED ON BRANCH OF MILITARY IN WHICH R
ENLISTED.
If Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-55605If Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-55606If Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-55605If Answer = 7 Then Go To YEMP-55606If Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-55606If Answer = 11 Then Go To YEMP-55605If Answer = 12 Then Go To YEMP-55605
YEMP-55604 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your [current/most recent] Primary Military
Occupational Specialty [(when you left the Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-55605 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your [current/most recent] Primary Rating
[(when you left the Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-55606 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your [current/most recent] Primary Air
Force Specialty Code [(when you left the Army/Navy/Airforce/etc.)]?
YEMP-55607 [] |
Section: Employment |
[job current status([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R is currently working for military
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YEMP-55704
YEMP-55608 [] |
Section: Employment |
Did you leave the [yemp_milbranch([(loop)])] at the end
of your term of service or before the end of your term of service?
|
1 LEFT AT
END |
|
2 R CURRENTLY
WORKING FOR EMPLOYER |
|
3 LEFT BEFORE
THE END |
YEMP-55704 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_milflag([(loop)])] ==1
COMMENT: R has been a member of the armed forces
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101200
YEMP-58201 [] |
Section: Employment |
[duration of employment (days)([(loop)])]/7 >
2
COMMENT: The job lasted at least 2 weeks
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YEMP-80401
YEMP-59900 [] |
Section: Employment |
[duration of employment (days)([(loop)])]/7 >
26
COMMENT: The job lasted at least 26 weeks
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-83000
YEMP-59901 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now let's talk about your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])] [now/just before you stopped working this job]. [How/When you
left how] many total hours [are/were] you working in a normal week?
YEMP-59902 [] |
Section: Employment |
([job current status([(loop)])] == 1) &&
([MAINJOB]==1)
COMMENT: R currently works for this employer and employer is main
job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-59902-CHECK
YEMP-59902-CHECK [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-WS1D([(loop)])] > -4
COMMENT: R has already been asked work schedule questions for this
job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-NCAA_CHECK
YEMP-PDIIAA [] |
Section: Employment |
Now I would like to ask you a series of questions about
various aspects of your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]. How much of
your workday [involves_involvedlc]
|
- ...carrying out short,
repetitive tasks? |
|
- ...doing physical tasks such
as standing, handling objects, operating machinery or vehicles or making
or fixing things with your hands? |
|
- ...managing or supervising
other workers? |
|
1 Almost all
the time |
|
2 More than
half the time |
|
3 Less than
half the time |
|
4 Almost none
of the time |
YEMP-PDIIBA [] |
Section: Employment |
Think of "problem solving" as what happens when you are
faced with a new or difficult situation that requires you to think about what to
do next. With this definition in mind, how often [do/did] you engage in the type
of problem solving on your job where the solution takes at least 30 minutes to
find? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIICDA [] |
Section: Employment |
How often [do/did] you solve problems at your jobs using
advanced mathematics such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability, or
calculus? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIIDA [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] the longest document that you typically
read as part of your job? Would you say:
|
1 One page or
less |
|
2 2 to 5
pages |
|
3 6 to 10
pages |
|
4 11 to 25
pages |
|
5 More than 25
pages |
|
6 Never read at
job |
YEMP-PDIIEA [] |
Section: Employment |
To what extent does the work you [do/did] in your job
involve face-to-face contact with people other than your co-workers or
supervisors? Would you say:
|
1 A lot |
|
2 A moderate
amount |
|
3 A
little |
|
4 None at
all |
YEMP-PDIIFA [] |
Section: Employment |
I am going to read a list of four types of people with
whom you may have face-to-face contact on your job. As I read each one, please
tell me whether you [have/had] a lot of face-to-face contact with this type of
person, some contact or no contact at all.
|
- Customers or clients |
|
- Suppliers or contractors |
|
- Students or trainees |
|
- Patients |
|
1 a lot of
contact |
|
2 some
contact |
|
3 no contact at
all |
YEMP-WAGEBARGA_CHECK1 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WS1A
YEMP-WAGEBARGA-1 [] |
Section: Employment |
Think back to the time when you were offered your
[current/most recent] job. When you were offered this job, was it possible for
you to keep your previous job instead if you wanted to?
|
1 YES |
|
0 NO |
|
3 NO PREVIOUS
JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGA-2 [] |
Section: Employment |
At the time that you were first interviewed for your job,
did you already know exactly how much it would pay, have a pretty good idea how
much it would pay, or have very little idea how much it would pay if you got
it?
|
1 KNEW EXACTLY
WHAT IT WOULD PAY |
|
2 HAD GOOD
IDEA |
|
3 HAD VERY
LITTLE IDEA |
|
4 DID NOT HAVE
INTERVIEW FOR JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGA_CHECK2 [] |
Section: Employment |
[WAGEBARGA1([(loop)])]== 3
COMMENT: R indicated no previous job
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WAGEBARGA-4
YEMP-WAGEBARGA-3 [] |
Section: Employment |
Did your [current/most recent] employer learn how much
you were making in your previous job before making you your job
offer?
YEMP-WAGEBARGA-4 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you were offered your [current/most recent] job, did
your employer make a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer or was there some bargaining
that took place over the pay?
|
1 TAKE IT OR
LEAVE IT OFFER |
|
2 SOME
BARGAINING OVER PAY |
YEMP-WS1A [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the greatest number of hours you've worked in a week
at this job? Please consider all hours, including any extra hours, overtime,
work you did at home, and so forth.
YEMP-WS2A [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the fewest number of hours you've worked in a week at
this job? Please do not include weeks in which you missed work because of
illness or vacation.
YEMP-WS3A_REV [] |
Section: Employment |
How far in advance do you usually know what days and
hours you will need to work?
|
1 3 days or
less |
|
2 4 to 7
days |
|
3 Between 1 and
2 weeks |
|
4 3 weeks or
more |
|
5 ALWAYS WORKS
SAME SCHEDULE |
YEMP-WS4A [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the following statements best describes how your
working hours are decided? By working hours we mean the time you start and
finish work, and not the total hours you work per week or month.
|
1 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer and I cannot change them on my
own; |
|
2 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer but with my input; |
|
3 I can decide
the time I start and finish work, within certain limits; |
|
4 I am entirely
free to decide when I start and finish work. |
|
5 When I start
and finish work depends on things outside of my control and outside of my
employer's control |
YEMP-NCAA_CHECK [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-80401
YEMP-NCA1A [] |
Section: Employment |
Some employers try to restrict what their employees can
do after they leave their job. In this job, did you agree that if you
[leave/left], your employer, you [will/would] not start or join a competing
business? This is often called a non-compete agreement.
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YEMP-80401
YEMP-NCA2A [] |
Section: Employment |
How confident are you in your answer?
|
1 Very
confident |
|
2 Somewhat
confident |
|
3 Not
confident |
YEMP-83000 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, we would like to ask you a few questions concerning
your [current/most recent] working hours and earnings [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])].
YEMP-83100 [] |
Section: Employment |
For your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])], what is
the easiest way for you to report your 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.
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
9 R WORKS IN
FAMILY BUSINESS WITHOUT GETTING PAID |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-83120) |
YEMP-83120 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-83100([(loop)])~O].
PLEASE
RECODE THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF
APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-83300 [] |
Section: Employment |
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]
COMMENT: Branch according to which time unit selected for minimum and maximum
wage limits
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 3 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 4 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 5 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 6 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 7 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 8 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-98402If Answer = 12 Then Go To YEMP-84600If Answer = 13 Then Go To YEMP-84600
YEMP-84600 [] |
Section: Employment |
[Do/Did] you usually receive overtime pay, tips,
commissions, bonuses or incentive pay [(when you worked)] [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])]?
Default Next: |
YEMP-86600 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-83300 [1:1],
YEMP-83300 [2:2],
YEMP-83300 [3:3],
YEMP-83300 [4:4],
YEMP-83300 [5:5],
YEMP-83300 [6:6],
YEMP-83300 [7:7],
YEMP-83300 [8:8],
YEMP-83300 [12:12],
YEMP-83300 [13:13],
YEMP-83300 [Default] |
YEMP-85100 [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the forms of compensation on this list [do/did]
you receive?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 Overtime
pay |
|
2 Tips |
|
3 Commissions |
|
4 Bonuses |
|
5 Incentive
Pay |
|
6 Other
|
YEMP-86600 [] |
Section: Employment |
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])]
COMMENT: BRANCH ACCORDING TO THE TIME UNIT FOR RATE OF PAY R
REPORTED.
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-86700
YEMP-86700 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-84600([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R usually receives overtime, tips, commissions, bonuses, incentive
pay, or other compensation
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-86800
YEMP-86800 [] |
Section: Employment |
EXCLUDING overtime
pay, tips and commissions, what [is/was] your hourly rate of pay, on this
job?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-87100If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-88000
YEMP-86900 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your hourly rate of pay, on this
job?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-87100If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-88000If Answer >= 0 AND Answer <= 1 Then Go To YEMP-87000If Answer >= 0 AND Answer <= 1 Then Go To YEMP-87700
YEMP-87000 [] |
Section: Employment |
([(amount)([(loop)])] >= 1.00) &&
([(amount)([(loop)])] <= 30.00)
COMMENT: R reported a valid payrate within minimum/maximum range
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-88000
YEMP-87100 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is your best estimate of your hourly rate of
pay?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-88000If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-88000
YEMP-87200 [] |
Section: Employment |
([payrate_dk2dli([(loop)])] >= 1.00) &&
([payrate_dk2dli([(loop)])] <= 30.00)
COMMENT: R reported a valid hourly payrate within minimum/maximum
range
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-88000
YEMP-87700 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
EARNINGS RECORDED
AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
HOURLY
IS THIS ENTRY
CORRECT?
YEMP-87800 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED
AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
HOURLY
ENTER CORRECT
AMOUNT:
YEMP-88000 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many hours [do/did] you usually work per week at this
rate?
YEMP-88001 [] |
Section: Employment |
([job current status([(loop)])] == 1) &&
([MAINJOB]==1)
COMMENT: R currently works for this employer and employer is main
job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-PDIIAB
YEMP-PDIIAB [] |
Section: Employment |
Now I would like to ask you a series of questions about
various aspects of your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]. How much of
your workday [involves_involvedlc]
|
- ...carrying out short,
repetitive tasks? |
|
- ...doing physical tasks such
as standing, handling objects, operating machinery or vehicles or making
or fixing things with your hands? |
|
- ...managing or supervising
other workers? |
|
1 Almost all
the time |
|
2 More than
half the time |
|
3 Less than
half the time |
|
4 Almost none
of the time |
YEMP-PDIIBB [] |
Section: Employment |
Think of "problem solving" as what happens when you are
faced with a new or difficult situation that requires you to think about what to
do next. With this definition in mind, how often [do/did] you engage in the type
of problem solving on your job where the solution takes at least 30 minutes to
find? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIICB [] |
Section: Employment |
How often [do/did] you solve problems at your jobs using
advanced mathematics such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability, or
calculus? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIIDB [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] the longest document that you typically
read as part of your job? Would you say:
|
1 One page or
less |
|
2 2 to 5
pages |
|
3 6 to 10
pages |
|
4 11 to 25
pages |
|
5 More than 25
pages |
|
6 Never read at
job |
YEMP-PDIIEB [] |
Section: Employment |
To what extent does the work you [do/did] in your job
involve face-to-face contact with people other than your co-workers or
supervisors? Would you say:
|
1 A lot |
|
2 A moderate
amount |
|
3 A
little |
|
4 None at
all |
YEMP-PDIIFB [] |
Section: Employment |
I am going to read a list of four types of people with
whom you may have face-to-face contact on your job. As I read each one, please
tell me whether you [have/had] a lot of face-to-face contact with this type of
person, some contact or no contact at all.
|
- Customers or clients |
|
- Suppliers or contractors |
|
- Students or trainees |
|
- Patients |
|
1 a lot of
contact |
|
2 some
contact |
|
3 no contact at
all |
YEMP-WAGEBARGB_CHECK1 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WS1B
YEMP-WAGEBARGB-1 [] |
Section: Employment |
Think back to the time when you were offered your
[current/most recent] job. When you were offered this job, was it possible for
you to keep your previous job instead if you wanted to?
|
1 YES |
|
0 NO |
|
3 NO PREVIOUS
JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGB-2 [] |
Section: Employment |
At the time that you were first interviewed for your job,
did you already know exactly how much it would pay, have a pretty good idea how
much it would pay, or have very little idea how much it would pay if you got
it?
|
1 KNEW EXACTLY
WHAT IT WOULD PAY |
|
2 HAD GOOD
IDEA |
|
3 HAD VERY
LITTLE IDEA |
|
4 DID NOT HAVE
INTERVIEW FOR JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGB_CHECK2 [] |
Section: Employment |
[WAGEBARGB1([(loop)])] == 3
COMMENT: R indicated no previous job
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WAGEBARGB-4
YEMP-WAGEBARGB-3 [] |
Section: Employment |
Did your [current/most recent] employer learn how much
you were making in your previous job before making you your job
offer?
YEMP-WAGEBARGB-4 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you were offered your [current/most recent] job, did
your employer make a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer or was there some bargaining
that took place over the pay?
|
1 TAKE IT OR
LEAVE IT OFFER |
|
2 SOME
BARGAINING OVER PAY |
YEMP-WS1B [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the greatest number of hours you've worked in a week at
this job? Please consider all hours, including any extra hours, overtime, work
you did at home, and so forth.
YEMP-WS2B [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the fewest number of hours you've worked in a week at
this job? Please do not include weeks in which you missed work because of
illness or vacation.
YEMP-WS3B_REV [] |
Section: Employment |
How far in advance do you usually know what days and
hours you will need to work?
|
1 3 days or
less |
|
2 4 to 7
days |
|
3 Between 1 and
2 weeks |
|
4 3 weeks or
more |
|
5 ALWAYS WORKS
SAME SCHEDULE |
YEMP-WS4B [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the following statements best describes how your
working hours are decided? By working hours we mean the time you start and
finish work, and not the total hours you work per week or month.
|
1 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer and I cannot change them on my
own; |
|
2 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer but with my input; |
|
3 I can decide
the time I start and finish work, within certain limits; |
|
4 I am entirely
free to decide when I start and finish work. |
|
5 When I start
and finish work depends on things outside of my control and outside of my
employer's control |
YEMP-NCAB_CHECK [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-88399
YEMP-NCA1B [] |
Section: Employment |
Some employers try to restrict what their employees can
do after they leave their job. In this job, did you agree that if you
[leave/left], your employer, you [will/would] not start or join a competing
business? This is often called a non-compete agreement.
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YEMP-88399
YEMP-NCA2B [] |
Section: Employment |
How confident are you in your answer?
|
1 Very
confident |
|
2 Somewhat
confident |
|
3 Not
confident |
YEMP-88399 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88000([(loop)])] < 0
COMMENT: Usual hours is DK or RF
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-100110
YEMP-88400 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-84600([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R usually receives overtime, tips, commissions, bonuses, incentive
pay, or other compensation
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-88410
YEMP-88410 [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION ([YEMP-85100([(loop)])],1)
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-88501
YEMP-88501 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that you [receive/received] overtime on this
job. In a normal week, how many hours [do/did] you work overtime for
pay?
YEMP-88502 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your rate of overtime pay?
(INTERVIEWER: CATEGORIES 1 THROUGH 8 ARE TIME UNITS. IF R's
ANSWER IS ONE OF THOSE CATEGORIES, ENTER THE TIME UNIT BELOW. THEN PRESS
<SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-88502A) |
|
0 MORE THAN ONE
WAGE RATE FOR OVERTIME |
|
10 TIME AND A
HALF |
|
11 DOUBLE
TIME |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
YEMP-88502A [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-88502([(loop)])~O].
PLEASE
RECODE THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF
APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-88502D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88502([(loop)])]
COMMENT: CHECK RATE OF OVERTIME PAY
If Answer = 0 Then
Go To YEMP-88513-LOOP-BEGINIf Answer >= 10 AND Answer <= 11 Then Go To YEMP-88511B
YEMP-88511B [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88502([(loop)])]==10
COMMENT: Overtime rate was time and a half
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-100110
YEMP-88511F [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88502([(loop)])]==11
COMMENT: Overtime rate was doubletime
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-100110
YEMP-88512 [] |
Section: Employment |
(About how much [do/did] you get paid for your
overtime?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-88512A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-88502([(loop)])]==12) ||
([YEMP-88502([(loop)])]==13)
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-88512AAA
YEMP-88512AAA [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item] while you
[are/were] working at this rate?
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-88512AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item] while you
[are/were] working at this rate?)
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-88512AAD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88512Aaa([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was per item or per job daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-88512B
YEMP-88512AB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88502([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: Overtime rate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-88512B
YEMP-88512B [] |
Section: Employment |
In a normal week, how many days did you work overtime for
pay?
YEMP-88513-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Overtime rates
YEMP-88515 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is the [first/second/next([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])] amount that you [get/got] paid for your overtime?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT SCREEN.)
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
7 OTHER
(SPECIFY) ...(Go To YEMP-88515A) |
|
0 MORE THAN ONE
WAGE RATE FOR OVERTIME |
|
10 TIME AND A
HALF |
|
11 DOUBLE
TIME |
|
12 PER ITEM
(PIECE WORK) |
|
13 PER
JOB |
YEMP-88515A [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: "OTHER" IS AN
UNUSUAL ANSWER AT THIS QUESTION. THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED THAT HIS OR HER
EARNINGS ARE EASIEST TO REPORT: [YEMP-88515([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])~O].
PLEASE RECODE
THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES, IF
APPLICABLE:
|
1 PER
HOUR |
|
2 PER DAY |
|
3 PER
WEEK |
|
4 BI-WEEKLY
(EVERY TWO WEEKS) |
|
5 PER
MONTH |
|
6 PER
YEAR |
|
8 SEMI-MONTHLY
(TWICE A MONTH) |
|
99 RESPONSE
CANNOT BE RECODED INTO ONE OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES |
YEMP-88515D [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88515([(loop)]:[forms of compensation])]
COMMENT: BRANCH FOR OVERTIME RATES
If Answer = 10 Then
Go To YEMP-88526-LOOP-ENDIf Answer = 11 Then Go To YEMP-88525
YEMP-88524 [] |
Section: Employment |
(What is the [first/second/next([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])] amount that you [get/got] paid for your overtime?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER AMOUNT)
YEMP-88525 [] |
Section: Employment |
In a normal week, how many hours did you work overtime
for this amount of pay?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT)
YEMP-88525A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-88515([(loop)]:[forms of compensation])]==12) ||
([YEMP-88515([(loop)]:[forms of compensation])]==13)
COMMENT: Overtime rate was piece rate or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-88525AAA
YEMP-88525AAA [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item] while you
[are/were] working at this rate?
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-88525AAD [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item] while you
[are/were] working at this rate?)
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER AMOUNT)
YEMP-88525AAF [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88525Aaa([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])]==3
COMMENT: Overtime rate was per item or per job daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-88525B
YEMP-88525AAH [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-88515([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])]==2
COMMENT: Overtime rate was daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-88525B
YEMP-88525B [] |
Section: Employment |
In a normal week, how many days did you work overtime for
this amount of pay?
YEMP-88526-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([forms of compensation]==2)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Overtime rates
YEMP-97200 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-84600([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime, tips, commissions, bonuses, incentive
pay or other compensation. Begin series for non-hourly unit of pay rate (See
YEMP-84600)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-97400
YEMP-97300 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [are/were] your [current/most recent]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.] earnings at your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])], before taxes or other deductions?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-97500If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-98401
YEMP-97400 [] |
Section: Employment |
Excluding overtime pay, tips and commissions, what
[are/were] your [current/most recent] [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
earnings at your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])], before taxes or other
deductions?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-97500If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-98401
YEMP-97500 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is your best estimate of your [current/most recent]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.] earnings before taxes or other
deductions?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-98401If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-98401
YEMP-97600 [] |
Section: Employment |
([(amount)([(loop)])] >= [amount([(loop)])])
&& ([(amount)([(loop)])] <= [amount([(loop)])])
COMMENT: The reported wage is within acceptable minimum/maximum
range
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-98401
YEMP-97700 [] |
Section: Employment |
([payrate_dk2dli([(loop)])] >= [amount([(loop)])])
&& ([payrate_dk2dli([(loop)])] <= [amount([(loop)])])
COMMENT: The reported wage is within acceptable minimum/maximum
range
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-98401
YEMP-98200 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
EARNINGS RECORDED AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
IS
ENTRY CORRECT?
YEMP-98300 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ.
INCORRECT ENTRY IS RECORDED AS:
$[(amount)([(loop)])]
[hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.]
ENTER CORRECT AMOUNT:
YEMP-98401 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-84600([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime, tips, commissions, bonuses, incentive
pay or other comp -
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-98401B
YEMP-98401B [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION ([YEMP-85100([(loop)])],1)
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-98402AA
YEMP-98402 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many hours [do/did] you work [as/for] [employer
name([(loop)])] in a normal week? Please include all hours you [work/worked]
whether at your normal work site, at home, or in some other location.
YEMP-98402AA [] |
Section: Employment |
([job current status([(loop)])] == 1) &&
([MAINJOB]==1)
COMMENT: R currently works for this employer and employer is main
job
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-PDIIAC
YEMP-PDIIAC [] |
Section: Employment |
Now I would like to ask you a series of questions about
various aspects of your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]. How much of
your workday [involves_involvedlc]
|
- ...carrying out short,
repetitive tasks? |
|
- ...doing physical tasks such
as standing, handling objects, operating machinery or vehicles or making
or fixing things with your hands? |
|
- ...managing or supervising
other workers? |
|
1 Almost all
the time |
|
2 More than
half the time |
|
3 Less than
half the time |
|
4 Almost none
of the time |
YEMP-PDIIBC [] |
Section: Employment |
Think of "problem solving" as what happens when you are
faced with a new or difficult situation that requires you to think about what to
do next. With this definition in mind, how often [do/did] you engage in the type
of problem solving on your job where the solution takes at least 30 minutes to
find? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIICC [] |
Section: Employment |
How often [do/did] you solve problems at your jobs using
advanced mathematics such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability, or
calculus? Would you say:
|
1 One or more
times every day |
|
2 At least once
a week |
|
3 At least once
a month |
|
4 Never |
YEMP-PDIIDC [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] the longest document that you typically
read as part of your job? Would you say:
|
1 One page or
less |
|
2 2 to 5
pages |
|
3 6 to 10
pages |
|
4 11 to 25
pages |
|
5 More than 25
pages |
|
6 Never read at
job |
YEMP-PDIIEC [] |
Section: Employment |
To what extent does the work you [do/did] in your job
involve face-to-face contact with people other than your co-workers or
supervisors? Would you say:
|
1 A lot |
|
2 A moderate
amount |
|
3 A
little |
|
4 None at
all |
YEMP-PDIIFC [] |
Section: Employment |
I am going to read a list of four types of people with
whom you may have face-to-face contact on your job. As I read each one, please
tell me whether you [have/had] a lot of face-to-face contact with this type of
person, some contact or no contact at all.
|
- Customers or clients |
|
- Suppliers or contractors |
|
- Students or trainees |
|
- Patients |
|
1 a lot of
contact |
|
2 some
contact |
|
3 no contact at
all |
YEMP-WAGEBARGC_CHECK1 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WS1C
YEMP-WAGEBARGC-1 [] |
Section: Employment |
Think back to the time when you were offered your
[current/most recent] job. When you were offered this job, was it possible for
you to keep your previous job instead if you wanted to?
|
1 YES |
|
0 NO |
|
3 NO PREVIOUS
JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGC-2 [] |
Section: Employment |
At the time that you were first interviewed for your job,
did you already know exactly how much it would pay, have a pretty good idea how
much it would pay, or have very little idea how much it would pay if you got
it?
|
1 KNEW EXACTLY
WHAT IT WOULD PAY |
|
2 HAD GOOD
IDEA |
|
3 HAD VERY
LITTLE IDEA |
|
4 DID NOT HAVE
INTERVIEW FOR JOB |
YEMP-WAGEBARGC_CHECK2 [] |
Section: Employment |
[WAGEBARGC1([(loop)])] == 3
COMMENT: R indicated no previous job
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-WAGEBARGC-4
YEMP-WAGEBARGC-3 [] |
Section: Employment |
Did your [current/most recent] employer learn how much
you were making in your previous job before making you your job
offer?
YEMP-WAGEBARGC-4 [] |
Section: Employment |
When you were offered your [current/most recent] job, did
your employer make a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer or was there some bargaining
that took place over the pay?
|
1 TAKE IT OR
LEAVE IT OFFER |
|
2 SOME
BARGAINING OVER PAY |
YEMP-WS1C [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the greatest number of hours you've worked in a week at
this job? Please consider all hours, including any extra hours, overtime, work
you did at home, and so forth.
YEMP-WS2C [] |
Section: Employment |
In the last month, what is the fewest number of hours you've worked in a week at
this job? Please do not include weeks in which you missed work because of
illness or vacation.
YEMP-WS3_REV [] |
Section: Employment |
How far in advance do you usually know what days and
hours you will need to work?
|
1 3 days or
less |
|
2 4 to 7
days |
|
3 Between 1 and
2 weeks |
|
4 3 weeks or
more |
|
5 ALWAYS WORKS
SAME SCHEDULE |
YEMP-WS4C [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the following statements best describes how your
working hours are decided? By working hours we mean the time you start and
finish work, and not the total hours you work per week or month.
|
1 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer and I cannot change them on my
own; |
|
2 Starting and
finishing times are decided by my employer but with my input; |
|
3 I can decide
the time I start and finish work, within certain limits; |
|
4 I am entirely
free to decide when I start and finish work. |
|
5 When I start
and finish work depends on things outside of my control and outside of my
employer's control |
YEMP-NCAC_CHECK [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-98402C
YEMP-NCA1C [] |
Section: Employment |
Some employers try to restrict what their employees can
do after they leave their job. In this job, did you agree that if you
[leave/left], your employer, you [will/would] not start or join a competing
business? This is often called a non-compete agreement.
If
Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YEMP-98402C
YEMP-NCA2C [] |
Section: Employment |
How confident are you in your answer?
|
1 Very
confident |
|
2 Somewhat
confident |
|
3 Not
confident |
YEMP-98402C [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-83100([(loop)])]
If
Answer = 2 Then Go To YEMP-98402DIf Answer = 9 Then Go To YEMP-79500If Answer = 12 Then Go To YEMP-98402CAAIf Answer = 13 Then Go To YEMP-98402CAA
YEMP-98402CAA [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item] while you
[are/were] working at this rate?
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-98402CAB [] |
Section: Employment |
([At the present time/Just before you left this job], how
long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one [job/item] while you
[are/were] working at this rate?)
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER AMOUNT)
YEMP-98402CAD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-98402Caa([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: pay rate was per item or per job daily
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-98402D
YEMP-98402D [] |
Section: Employment |
How many days [do/did] you work [as/for] [employer
name([(loop)])] in a normal week? Again, please include all days you
[work/worked] whether at your normal work site, at home, or in some other
location.
YEMP-99400 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-83100([(loop)])] == 6
COMMENT: R reported an annual payrate
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-99500
YEMP-99500 [] |
Section: Employment |
On your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])] how many
weeks a year [do/did] you get paid for?
YEMP-99600 [] |
Section: Employment |
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] == 7) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] == (-2)) ||
([hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])] == (-1))
COMMENT: R reported "other" payrate, don't know or refused to report time
unit
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-99700
YEMP-99700 [] |
Section: Employment |
[Are/Were] you PAID AT AN HOURLY
RATE at your job [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]?
YEMP-99800 [] |
Section: Employment |
Even though you told me it is easier to report your
earnings [hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/etc.([(loop)])], [are/were] you PAID AT AN HOURLY RATE at your job [as/with]
[employer name([(loop)])]?
YEMP-99900 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-84600([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime/tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive
pay
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-100000
YEMP-100000 [] |
Section: Employment |
EXCLUDING overtime pay, tips and commissions, what
[is/was] your hourly rate of pay at your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN
$30.00 OR LESS THAN $1.00, PLEASE VERIFY AMOUNT.)
YEMP-100100 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] your hourly rate of pay at your job
[as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN $30.00 OR LESS THAN $1.00, PLEASE
VERIFY AMOUNT.)
YEMP-100110 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-84600([(loop)])]== 1
COMMENT: R reported receiving compensation
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-100201-LOOP-BEGIN
Default Next: |
YEMP-79500 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-88399 [1:1],
YEMP-88511B [1:1],
YEMP-88511F [1:1],
YEMP-88400 [Default],
YEMP-88410 [Default],
YEMP-88512AAD [Default],
YEMP-88512AB [Default],
YEMP-88512B [Default],
YEMP-88526-LOOP-END [Default],
YEMP-99700 [Default],
YEMP-99800 [Default],
YEMP-100000 [Default],
YEMP-100100 [Default] |
YEMP-100201-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Forms of compensation
YEMP-100202 [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION ([YEMP-85100([(loop)])],[forms of
compensation])
COMMENT: Form of compensation R reported receiving
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-100203
YEMP-100203 [] |
Section: Employment |
[forms of compensation] == 1
COMMENT: R reported receiving overtime pay
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-100221-LOOP-END
YEMP-100205 [] |
Section: Employment |
About how much income [do/did] you usually receive from
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other] in your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER TIME UNIT
BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT IN NEXT
SCREEN.)
YEMP-100214 [] |
Section: Employment |
(About how much income [do/did] you usually receive from
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other] in your job [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])]?)
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-100214A [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-100205([(loop)]:[forms of compensation])]==12) ||
([YEMP-100205([(loop)]:[forms of compensation])]==13)
COMMENT: Compensation rate was per item or per job
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-100214AAA
YEMP-100214AAA [] |
Section: Employment |
How long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one
[job/item] while you [are/were] working at this rate?
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER TIME UNIT BELOW. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO ENTER AMOUNT ON NEXT
SCREEN.)
|
1 MINUTE |
|
2 HOUR |
|
3 DAY |
|
4 WEEK |
|
5 MONTH |
YEMP-100214AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
(How long [does/did] it take, on average, to complete one
[job/item] while you [are/were] working at this rate?)
(INTERVIEWER:
ENTER AMOUNT.)
YEMP-100214AAD [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-100214Aaa([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])]==3
COMMENT: R reported per item or per job compensation rate daily
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-100214B
YEMP-100214AB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-100205([(loop)]:[forms of
compensation])]==2
COMMENT: R reported daily compensation rate
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-100214B
YEMP-100214B [] |
Section: Employment |
In a normal week, how many days [do/did] you work for
[tips/commissions/bonuses/incentive pay/other] for this amount of
pay?
YEMP-100221-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([forms of compensation] == 6)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Forms of compensation
YEMP-79500 [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([job occupation 1([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Occupation for DLI employer is present
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-80500
YEMP-79701 [] |
Section: Employment |
At the time of our last interview, I have that you were
working as a(n) [job occupation 1([(loop)])]
and your usual activities at your [JOB_ASSIGNMENT] were [job
occupation 2([(loop)])]. Is this an accurate description of your
[(current job)]?
YEMP-80500 [] |
Section: Employment |
What kind of work [do/did] you [(currently)] do [as/for]
[employer name([(loop)])] [(just before you left)]? That is, what [is/was] your
occupation? (For example: plumber, typist, farmer..)
(ENTER
UP TO 50 CHARACTERS)
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-80700If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-80700
YEMP-80700 [] |
Section: Employment |
[At the present time/Just before you left this job], what
[are/were] your usual activities or duties at this [JOB_ASSIGNMENT]? (For
example: type, keep account books, file, sell cars, operate printing press, lay
brick ... )
(ENTER UP TO 50
CHARACTERS)
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-79400If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-79400
YEMP-79400 [] |
Section: Employment |
VAREXIST ([job industry([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Industry for DLI employer is present
If Answer
= 0 Then Go To YEMP-80200
YEMP-80101 [] |
Section: Employment |
I have that at the time of our last interview,
[yemp_youwere_empname] in the business of [job
industry([(loop)])]. [Are/When you left were] they still in that
business?
If
Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-80200If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-80200
YEMP-80200 [] |
Section: Employment |
What kind of business or industry
[yemp_isarewaswereyouname] in at the [present time/time you left]?
(READ IF NECESSARY:) What [do/did] [you/they]
[(currently)] make or do? (For example, hospital, newspaper publishing, mail
order house, auto engine manufacturing, bank.)
(ENTER UP TO 50 CHARACTERS)
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-80300If Answer = -1 Then Go To YEMP-80300
YEMP-80300 [] |
Section: Employment |
(ASK IF NECESSARY:)
[Is/At the time you left was] this business or organization mainly
manufacturing, retail trade, wholesale trade, or something else?
|
1 MANUFACTURING |
|
2 RETAIL
TRADE |
|
3 WHOLESALE
TRADE |
|
4 SOMETHING
ELSE |
YEMP-80401 [] |
Section: Employment |
([job stopdate([(loop)])~A] >=
[refdate16~A])
COMMENT: Job ended on or after R's 16th birthday
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-101408
Default Next: |
YEMP-80403 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-55501 [1:1],
YEMP-55504 [1:1],
YEMP-58201 [0:0],
YEMP-NCAA_CHECK [1:1],
YEMP-NCA1A [-2:-1],
YEMP-79701 [1:1],
YEMP-80101 [1:1],
YEMP-55506 [Default],
YEMP-59902 [Default],
YEMP-WS4A [Default],
YEMP-NCA2A [Default],
YEMP-80300 [Default] |
YEMP-80403 [] |
Section: Employment |
[job current status([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R is currently working for this employer
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-58401
YEMP-80404 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-58400A
YEMP-58400A [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER:
FOR RESPONSES WHICH CAN NOT BE CODED IN THE CATEGORIES
PROVIDED, PLEASE CHOOSE "OTHER (SPECIFY)" AND RECORD COMPLETE VERBATIM.
SELECT "COMMENT" BUTTON BESIDE QNAME TO ENTER ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN AN INTERVIEWER
COMMENT.)
Which of the following reasons best describes why
you stopped working as a [employer name([(loop)])]?
|
1 Business
failed or bankruptcy |
|
2 Sold business
to another person or firm ...(Go To YEMP-58400D) |
|
3 Business
temporarily inactive |
|
4 Closed
business down or dissolved partnership ...(Go To YEMP-58400D) |
|
99 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-58400 [] |
Section: Employment |
(INTERVIEWER: FOR RESPONSES
WHICH CAN NOT BE CODED IN THE CATEGORIES PROVIDED, PLEASE CHOOSE "OTHER
(SPECIFY)" AND RECORD COMPLETE VERBATIM. SELECT "COMMENT" BUTTON BESIDE QNAME TO
ENTER ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN AN INTERVIEWER
COMMENT.)
(SELECT ONE
ONLY)
Which of the following reasons best describes why you
left [employer name([(loop)])]?
|
1 1.
Layoff |
|
2 2. Company,
office, work place, or plant closed |
|
3 3. End of
temporary or seasonal job |
|
4 4. Discharged
or fired |
|
5 5.
Program/Project/Job ended |
|
6 6. Quit for
pregnancy or family reasons |
|
7 7. Quit to
look for another job |
|
8 8. Quit to
take another job |
|
19 19. Quit to
start a business |
|
9 9. Quit to
devote more time to school work |
|
10 10. Quit to
return to school |
|
11 11. Quit for
other (SPECIFY) reasons |
|
12 12. Moved
away from job |
|
13 13. No
transportation/ Transportation problems |
|
14 14.
Incarcerated/ Jailed/ Legal problems |
|
20 20. Quit
because respondent's ill health, disability, or medical problems |
|
21 21. Quit
because didn't like job/assignment, boss, coworkers, pay, or
benefits |
|
22 22.
Retired |
|
23 23. Job
assigned through a temporary help agency/contract firm became
permanent |
YEMP-58400D [] |
Section: Employment |
After [sold_closed] your business, paying off the
business's debts and selling your business's assets, did you come away with some
money after liquidation, or did you have to put some of your personal funds into
the business in order to shut it down?
|
1 Came away
with money after liquidation |
|
2 Had to use
personal funds in order to liquidate |
|
3 (IF
VOLUNTEERED) Neither |
YEMP-58400E [] |
Section: Employment |
How much money?
YEMP-58400F [] |
Section: Employment |
[liquid]
COMMENT: if R made money after liquidation, then ask about future income,
otherwise skip past those questions
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-58400G
YEMP-58400G [] |
Section: Employment |
Are you entitled to any future income, such as
royalities, profit sharing, or future payments from selling this
business?
YEMP-58400H [] |
Section: Employment |
What are the terms for the future income you are entitled
to receive?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER VERBATIM
RESPONSE, FOR EXAMPLE, $4000 PER YEAR OVER 10 YEARS, 20 PERCENT OF THE PROFITS
FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS, ETC.)
YEMP-58400I [] |
Section: Employment |
How much money do you expect to receive?
YEMP-58400J [] |
Section: Employment |
Was there some property you had in the business that you
did not sell or dispose of, but kept for yourself?
YEMP-58400K [] |
Section: Employment |
How much would you say the property you kept was
worth?
YEMP-58400L [] |
Section: Employment |
Did you have a new job lined up before you closed your
business?
YEMP-58401 [] |
Section: Employment |
[duration of employment (days)([(loop)])]/7 <
26
COMMENT: R worked for this employer less than 26 weeks
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101408
YEMP-58403 [] |
Section: Employment |
[employment duration since last interview
days([(loop)])]/7 < 2
COMMENT: R worked for this employer less than 2 weeks
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101408
YEMP-80799 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: R is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-101101
YEMP-80799B [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP_ASSIGNMT([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: The job is a non-traditional job
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-81300
YEMP-80800 [] |
Section: Employment |
Let's talk about [now/just before you left this
job].
YEMP-81300 [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the following categories best describes the type
of schedule you [work/worked] for this employer [now/when you
left]?
(INTERVIEWER: A SPLIT SHIFT IS CLASSIFIED
AS A TYPE OF MIXED SHIFT, IF THE RESPONDENT VOLUNTEERS THAT THEY WORK A SPLIT
SHIFT.)
|
1 1. Days |
|
2 2.
Evenings |
|
3 3.
Nights |
|
4 4. A mix of
times or shifts (includes split shift) |
|
5 5. Rotating
shift |
|
6 6. Something
else |
YEMP-100300 [] |
Section: Employment |
I'm going to refer to a list of benefits which employers
sometimes make available to their employees. [At this time/At the time you
left], which of the benefits on this list would it [be/have been] possible for
you to receive as part of your [job_assignment] [as/with] [employer
name([(loop)])]?
|
- A flexible work schedule |
|
- Medical, surgical or
hospitalization insurance which covers injuries or major illnesses off the
job |
|
- Life insurance that would
cover your death for reasons not connected with your job |
|
- Dental benefits |
|
- Paid maternity or paternity
leave |
|
- Unpaid maternity or paternity
leave which would allow you to return to the same job, or one similar to
it |
|
- A retirement plan other than
Social Security |
|
- Tuition reimbursement for
certain types of schooling |
|
- Company provided or subsidized
childcare |
|
- Employee Stock Ownership
Plan(s) |
YEMP-100300A [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-100300([(loop)])], 1)
COMMENT: R is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-100300B
YEMP-100300B [] |
Section: Employment |
[Do/Did] you participate in the medical, surgical, or
hospitalization insurance which covers injuries or major illnesses off the job
[employer name([(loop)])] made available to you?
YEMP-100300C [] |
Section: Employment |
Why [DONT_DIDNTLC] you participate in the
insurance?
|
1 Covered by
another plan |
|
2 Too
expensive |
|
3 Don't need
health insurance |
|
4 Have a
pre-existing condition |
|
5 Haven't yet
worked for this employer long enough to be covered |
|
6 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-100400A [] |
Section: Employment |
How many total days of paid sick, vacation or personal
leave [are/were] you entitled to each year?
YEMP-100507 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP_ASSIGNMT([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: The job is a non-traditional job
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-101100
YEMP-100600 [] |
Section: Employment |
Many companies or organizations have employees at more
than one location. BESIDES the place where
you [work/worked], [does/did] [employer name([(loop)])] have any employees
working at any OTHER location, (as far as
you know)?
YEMP-100700 [] |
Section: Employment |
At the place where you [work/worked], how many employees
[does/did] [employer name([(loop)])] have?
(INTERVIEWER: IF VOLUNTEERED "NUMBER VARIES", ENTER
"99995".)
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YEMP-100800
YEMP-100800 [] |
Section: Employment |
Would you say it [is/was] about:
|
1 1-4
employees |
|
2 5-9 |
|
3 10-19 |
|
4 20-49 |
|
5 50-99 |
|
6 100-249 |
|
7 250-499 |
|
8 500 or
more |
YEMP-100900 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-100600([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: There are other employees at other locations besides the one at
which R works
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101000
YEMP-101000 [] |
Section: Employment |
As far as you know, about how many employees [does/did]
[employer name([(loop)])] have working at all of its OTHER locations -- under 1,000 employees or 1,000
employees or more?
|
1 Under 1,000
employees |
|
2 1,000
employees or more |
YEMP-101100 [] |
Section: Employment |
On this [JOB_ASSIGNMENT], [are/were] you covered by a
contract that was negotiated by a union or employee association?
COMMENT: On this {JOB_ASSIGNMENT}, {arewerelc} you covered by a contract that
was negotiated by a union or employee association?
YEMP-101101 [] |
Section: Employment |
Let's talk about your work [as/at] [employer
name([(loop)])] [at the present time/just before you left this job].
YEMP-101102 [] |
Section: Employment |
[Is/Was] this business incorporated?
INTERVIEWER: READ IF NECESSARY:
INCORPORATED
businesses are taxable entities created by a charter, and have met with all
state and/or federal regulations. UNINCORPORATED businesses are sole proprietor
(having only one owner) or partnerships, needing only a business license to
operate
YEMP-101102A [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP_ASSIGNMT([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: The job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-101102B
YEMP-101102B [] |
Section: Employment |
We would like to know a little more about how you started
in this business. Did you start it up yourself, is it a family (farm/business)
you took over, did you buy it, did you start the (farm/business) in partnership
with someone outside the family, or was it something else?
|
1 Started it
myself |
|
2 Took over
family operation |
|
3 Bought
it |
|
4 Start the
(farm/business) in partnership with someone outside the family |
|
5 Made partner
by the firm |
|
6 Something
else |
YEMP-101102D [] |
Section: Employment |
[Is/Was] your business a partnership with at least one
person outside your family, or a sole proprietorship (having only one owner or
proprietor)?
|
1 Partnership |
|
2 Sole
proprietorship (only one owner or proprietor) ...(Go To
YEMP-101102J) |
YEMP-101102F [] |
Section: Employment |
How many partners [do/did] you have from outside your
family?
YEMP-101102J [] |
Section: Employment |
[excluding], how many paid employees does this business
have?
(ENTER NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES)
YEMP-101104B [] |
Section: Employment |
Some businesses are sidelines - that is, businesses you
have part-time that you have in addition to a regular job. Other businesses are
regular jobs- that is, a business that is your main occupation or most important
job for making money. [Is/Was] this business more your sideline or more your
main job?
YEMP-101105 [] |
Section: Employment |
What [is/was] the most common time of day for you to
work?
|
1 Daytime
(between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m.) |
|
2 Evening
(between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m.) |
|
3 Night time
(after 11 p.m., before 6 a.m.) |
|
4 No single
time of the day |
YEMP-101106 [] |
Section: Employment |
Do you run your business out of your home or do you have
an office or shop outside of your home?
|
1 RUN BUSINESS
FROM HOME |
|
2 HAVE AN
OUTSIDE OFFICE/SHOP ...(Go To YEMP-101107) |
YEMP-101107 [] |
Section: Employment |
Do you have one location or more than one?
|
1 ONE
LOCATION |
|
2 MORE THAN ONE
LOCATION |
YEMP-101108 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP-101102([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This business is incorporated
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-101110
YEMP-101109 [] |
Section: Employment |
In this job [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])], [are/were]
you eligible for any benefits such as health insurance, pension, vacation, or
sick time?
YEMP-101110 [] |
Section: Employment |
I'm going to refer to a list of benefits that employers
sometimes make available to their employees. [At this time/At the time you
stopped working], which of the benefits on this list would it [be/have been]
possible for you to receive as part of your job?
|
- A flexible work schedule |
|
- Medical, surgical or
hospitalization insurance which covers injuries or major illnesses off the
job |
|
- Life insurance that would
cover your death for reasons not connected with your job |
|
- Dental benefits |
|
- Paid maternity or paternity
leave |
|
- Unpaid maternity or paternity
leave which would allow you to return to the same job, or one similar to
it |
|
- A retirement plan other than
Social Security |
|
- Tuition reimbursement for
certain types of schooling |
|
- Company provided or subsidized
childcare |
|
- Employee Stock Ownership
Plan(s) |
YEMP-101110A [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION ([YEMP-101110([(loop)])], 1)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101110B
YEMP-101110B [] |
Section: Employment |
[Do/Did] you participate in the medical, surgical, or
hospitalization insurance which covers injuries or major illnessess off the job
[employer name([(loop)])] made available to you?
YEMP-101110C [] |
Section: Employment |
Why [Dont_Didntlc] you participate in the
insurance?
|
1 Covered by
another plan |
|
2 Too
expensive |
|
3 Don't need
health insurance |
|
4 Have a
pre-existing condition |
|
5 Haven't yet
worked for this employer long enough to be covered |
|
6 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-101111 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many paid vacation days [are/were] you entitled to
per year?
(INTERVIEWER: IF VOLUNTEERED "SICK AND
VACATION DAYS COMBINED", ENTER "400".)
If Answer = 400 Then Go To YEMP-101111A
YEMP-101111A [] |
Section: Employment |
How many total days of paid sick, vacation, or personal
leave [are/were] you entitled to each year?
YEMP-101112 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many days of paid sick or personal leave [are/were]
you entitled to per year?
YEMP-101113 [] |
Section: Employment |
In your work [as/at] [employer name([(loop)])],
[are/were] you covered by a contract that was negotiated by a union or employee
association?
YEMP-101200 [] |
Section: Employment |
Which of the following best describes how you [feel/felt]
about your [job_assignment] [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])]?
|
1 Like it very
much |
|
2 Like it
fairly well |
|
3 Think it is
OK |
|
4 Dislike it
somewhat |
|
5 Dislike it
very much |
YEMP-101300A [] |
Section: Employment |
[job current status([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: The job is a current job
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-101300AB
YEMP-101300AB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP_DLIFLAG([(loop)])]==1 && [last round
interviewed] >=12
COMMENT: The job was a current DLI job at the time of the round 12 or round
13 interview or round 14 interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-101408
YEMP-101300AAB [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP_ASSIGNMT([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-101408
YEMP-101300B [] |
Section: Employment |
Think back to when you found your current job with
[employer name([(loop)])]. What are all the activities you did to look for work
at that time?
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ CATEGORIES EXCEPT TO
PROBE AS NEEDED.
COMPUTER OR
INTERNET SEARCHES ARE NOT GOOD RESPONSES HERE.
THE INTERNET IS A TOOL TO LOOK FOR WORK. IF THE RESPONDENT
ANSWERS SOMETHING LIKE “USED THE INTERNET TO LOOK FOR WORK,” YOU CAN PROBE BY
ASKING “WHAT DID YOU DO ON THE INTERNET TO FIND WORK?”
|
1 CONTACTED
EMPLOYER DIRECTLY OR INTERVIEWED |
|
2 CONTACTED
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY |
|
3 CONTACTED
PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY |
|
4 CONTACTED
FRIENDS OR RELATIVES |
|
5 CONTACTED A
SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT CENTER |
|
6 SENT OUT
RESUMES OR FILLED OUT APPLICATIONS |
|
7 CHECKED UNION
OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTERS |
|
8 PLACED OR
ANSWERED ADS |
|
9 OTHER ACTIVE
METHODS (such as bidding on a contract or auditioning for a part in a
play) |
|
10 LOOKED AT
ADS |
|
11 ATTENDED JOB
TRAINING PROGRAMS OR COURSES |
|
12 NOTHING |
|
13 OTHER
PASSIVE METHODS (such as studying for a real estate license or picking up
a job app) |
YEMP-101300BA [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-101300B([(loop)])], 12)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101408
YEMP-101300BB [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-101300B([(loop)])], -2)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101408
YEMP-101300BC [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-101300B([(loop)])], -1)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101408
YEMP-101300C [] |
Section: Employment |
Did any of the methods that you used, use the Internet,
for example, e-mail or a web-site?
YEMP-101300D [] |
Section: Employment |
Did the employer require you to use the Internet or were
there other options? For example, could you have made a visit, placed a
telephone call, or sent something by U.S. mail instead?
|
1 EMPLOYER
REQUIRED INTERNET |
|
2 NON-INTERNET
OPTIONS WERE AVAILABLE |
YEMP-101408 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_selfemp([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is self-employed
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEMP-105902
Default Next: |
YEMP-101409 |
Lead-In: |
YEMP-37701 [0:0],
YEMP-80401 [0:0],
YEMP-58401 [1:1],
YEMP-58403 [1:1],
YEMP-101300AB [1:1],
YEMP-101300AAB [1:1],
YEMP-101300BA [1:1],
YEMP-101300BB [1:1],
YEMP-101300BC [1:1],
YEMP-101300A [Default],
YEMP-101300C [Default],
YEMP-101300D [Default] |
YEMP-101409 [] |
Section: Employment |
[yemp_milflag([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This job is military
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-107500-LOOP-END
YEMP-101500 [] |
Section: Employment |
For one reason or another, people often do not work for a
week, a month, or even longer. For example, strikes, layoffs, and extended
illnesses can cause people to miss work for a week or longer.
Between
[start date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X] and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X],
were there any periods of a full week or more during which you did NOT
work [FORATJOB_ASSIGNMENT], not counting PAID vacations or PAID sick leave?
YEMP-101502 [] |
Section: Employment |
[YEMP_ASSIGNMT([(loop)])]==3
COMMENT: The job is a non-traditional job
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-101505
YEMP-101505 [] |
Section: Employment |
About how many different assignments (or on-call
assignments) have you had from [employer name([(loop)])] between [start
date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X] and [job
stopdate([(loop)])~X]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF "DON'T
KNOW" PLEASE ENTER 995.)
YEMP-101510 [] |
Section: Employment |
Are you currently on an assignment or on-call with
[employer name([(loop)])] or are you between assignments?
|
1 Currently on
assignment |
|
2 Between
assignments |
|
3 NO LONGER
WORKING FOR TEMP/CONTRACTING/ON-CALL AGENCY |
YEMP-101517 [] |
Section: Employment |
[CURR_ASSIGN]==1
COMMENT: The respondent is currently on assignment
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101520
YEMP-101520 [] |
Section: Employment |
Again, the next questions refer to your [current]
assignment with [employer name([(loop)])].
YEMP-101525 [] |
Section: Employment |
About how many weeks have you been working at your
[current] assignment?
(INTERVIEWER: IF LESS THAN
ONE WEEK, PLEASE ENTER '1' WEEK.)
YEMP-101530 [] |
Section: Employment |
[curr_assign]==1
COMMENT: IS the respondent currently on assignment?
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-101570
YEMP-101535 [] |
Section: Employment |
About how many more weeks do you expect to work at this
assignment (assuming that the job does not become permanent)?
(INTERVIEWER: IF LESS THAN ONE WEEK, PLEASE ENTER '1' WEEK.
IF THIS ASSIGNMENT IS FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD OF TIME, ENTER
995.)
YEMP-101570 [] |
Section: Employment |
Between [start date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X]
and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X], how many separate periods of a full week or more
were you not on assignment [empname_fill] (IF NECESSARY
PROMPT:) Were there less than 5 or 5 or more?
(READ
IF NECESSARY:) This includes all periods including those when
[employer name([(loop)])] did not have an assignment for you and those when you
chose to decline an assignment for [employer name([(loop)])].
YEMP-101575 [] |
Section: Employment |
About how many weeks were you without an assignment for
[employer name([(loop)])] between [start date/date of last
interview([(loop)])~X] and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X]?
(READ
IF NECESSARY:) Please tell me about all periods including those when
[employer name([(loop)])] did not have an assignment for you and those when you
chose to decline an assignment with them.
YEMP-101580 [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of employers] > 1
COMMENT: did the respondent report more than one employer?
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-101590
YEMP-101590 [] |
Section: Employment |
Earlier you mentioned that you worked for [other_emps]
since [LINTDATE~X]. Between
[start date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X]
and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X] about how many weeks were you not working for
[employer name([(loop)])] and not working for any other employer?
YEMP-101595 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, please tell me the beginning and ending dates of the
most recent period between
[start date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X]
and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X] during which you didn't work for [employer
name([(loop)])] for a full week or more.
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING DATE OF MOST RECENT PERIOD BELOW.
SELECT <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED AND ENTER ENDING
DATE.)
YEMP-101597 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER ENDING DATE
OF MOST RECENT PERIOD BELOW.
NOTE: BEGINNING DATE OF THE MOST
RECENT PERIOD WAS [mrec_gap_beg([(loop)])~X]
YEMP-101598 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now, please tell me the beginning and ending dates of the
longest period between [start date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X] and [job
stopdate([(loop)])~X] during which you didn't work for [employer name([(loop)])]
for a full week or more. (IF LONGEST GAP WAS ALSO MOST
RECENT, READ:) Please tell me about the next most recent
period.
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING DATE OF
LONGEST PERIOD BELOW. SELECT <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED AND ENTER
ENDING DATE.)
YEMP-101599 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER ENDING DATE
OF LONGEST (OR NEXT MOST RECENT) PERIOD BELOW.
NOTE: BEGINNING
DATE OF THE LONGEST (OR NEXT MOST RECENT) PERIOD WAS
[long_gap_beg([(loop)])~X]
YEMP-101600 [] |
Section: Employment |
Please tell me each period between [start date/date of
last interview([(loop)])~X] and [stop date/now] during which you didn't work for
this employer for a full week or more ... .
YEMP-101700-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Gaps while with employer
YEMP-102000 [] |
Section: Employment |
[(gap 1, 2, 3, . . .)] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first time through this gap loop
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-102100
YEMP-102100 [] |
Section: Employment |
Is there another period of a week or more during which
you did not work [as/for] [employer name([(loop)])]?
YEMP-102200 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING
DATE OF PERIOD [(gap 1, 2, 3, . . .)] BELOW.
YEMP-102400 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING
DATE OF PERIOD [(gap 1, 2, 3, . . .)] BELOW.
NOTE:
ENDING DATE OF PERIOD [(beginning date)] WAS
[ending date([(loop)]:[(beginning
date)])~X].
YEMP-102700 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER ENDING DATE
OF PERIOD [(gap 1, 2, 3, . . .)] BELOW.
NOTE:
BEGINNING DATE OF PERIOD [(gap 1, 2, 3, . . .)] WAS [beginning gap
date([(loop)]:[(gap 1, 2, 3, . . .)])~X].
YEMP-103000-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([another gap within period R reported working for
employer([(loop)]:[(gap 1, 2, 3, . . .)])] != 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Gaps while with employer
YEMP-103200 [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of gaps([(loop)])]
COMMENT: Number of reported gaps in this job
If Answer
= 0 Then Go To YEMP-106000
YEMP-103300-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Within-job gap information
YEMP-103400 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that you were not working [as/for] [employer
name([(loop)])] between [beginning gap date([(loop)]:[(gap)])~X] and [ending
date([(loop)]:[(gap)])~X]. Which of the categories best describes the MAIN
reason why you were NOT working [as/for] [employer name([(loop)])] during this
period of time?
|
1 1. On
strike |
|
2 2. On
layoff |
|
3 3. Quit job
but returned to same employer |
|
4 4. Job ended
for a period of time but began again |
|
5 5. Some other
reason you went on unpaid vacation/leave ...(Go To YEMP-103500) |
YEMP-103500 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was the reason you were on unpaid vacation or unpaid
leave?
|
6 6. Going to
school |
|
7 7. In the
Armed Forces |
|
8 8.
Pregnancy |
|
9 9. Had health
problems |
|
10 10. Had
problems with child care |
|
11 11. Had
other personal or family reason |
|
12 12. SCHOOL/
PLANT/ FIRM temporarily closed |
|
13 13. Did not
want to work |
|
14 14. Some
other reason ...(Go To YEMP-103600) |
YEMP-103600 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was the reason?
(RECORD VERBATIM)
YEMP-103700 [] |
Section: Employment |
During how many of those WEEKS were you looking for work or on layoff from
this job -- during none, some, or all of those weeks?
YEMP-105100 [] |
Section: Employment |
[number([(loop)]:[(gap)])] < 7
COMMENT: The length of the gap was less than one week
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-105400
YEMP-105300 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: THE GAP DATES R
GAVE WERE NOT A FULL WEEK APART. VERIFY THE GAP DATES WITH R. IF THE DATES NEED
TO BE CORRECTED, RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTIONS BY CLICKING ON THE BACK ARROW
AND CORRECT THE DATES. IF R CLAIMS THE DATES ARE CORRECT, CONTINUE BY PRESSING
<SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>.
(DATES:
[beginning gap date([(loop)]:[(gap)])~X] and [ending
date([(loop)]:[(gap)])~X]).
YEMP-105400 [] |
Section: Employment |
You were not working from [beginning gap
date([(loop)]:[(gap)])~X] to [ending date([(loop)]:[(gap)])~X]. That would be
about [(number)([(loop)]:[(gap)])] weeks when you were not working. For how many
of these weeks were you looking for work or on layoff from a job?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YEMP-105800_VERBATIM
YEMP-105500 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many of those [(number)([(loop)]:[(gap)])] weeks were
you actually looking for work?
YEMP-105600 [] |
Section: Employment |
[(number)([(loop)]:[(gap)])] -
[(number)([(loop)]:[(gap)])]
COMMENT: SUBTRACT NUMBER OF WEEKS LOOKING FOR WORK OR ON LAYOFF FROM TOTAL
NUMBER OF WEEKS IN GAP. THIS LEAVES THE NUMBER OF WEEKS THAT R WAS NEITHER
WORKING NOR LOOKING FOR WORK.
If Answer = 0 Then Go To
YEMP-105900-LOOP-END
YEMP-105700 [] |
Section: Employment |
That leaves [(number)([(loop)]:[(gap)])] week(s) that you
were not working or looking for work.
YEMP-105800_VERBATIM [] |
Section: Employment |
What would you say was the main reason that you were not
looking for work during that period?
(INTERVIEWER: RECORD VERBATIM AND
CODE ONE ONLY.)
YEMP-105800 [] |
Section: Employment |
|
1 Did not want
to work |
|
12 In
school |
|
2 Ill,
disabled, unable to work |
|
3 School /
Plant/ Firm temporarily closed |
|
4 Armed
forces |
|
5 Pregnancy |
|
6 Child care
problems |
|
7 Personal/family reasons |
|
8 Vacation |
|
9 Labor
dispute/strike |
|
10 Believed no
work available |
|
11 Could not
find work |
|
13 In
Jail |
|
14 Transportation Problems |
|
15 New job to
start |
|
16 Other |
YEMP-105900-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([(gap)] == [number of gaps([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Within-job gap information
YEMP-105902 [] |
Section: Employment |
For one reason or another, people often do not work for a
week, a month, or even longer. For example, strikes, layoffs, and extended
illnesses can cause people to miss work for a week or longer.
Between
[start date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X] and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X],
were there any periods of a full week or more during which you did NOT work as a [employer name([(loop)])], not counting
PAID vacations or PAID sick leave?
YEMP-105904 [] |
Section: Employment |
Please tell me each period between [start date/date of
last interview([(loop)])~X] and [stop date/now] during which you didn't work
as [employer name([(loop)])] for a full week or more ... .
YEMP-105906-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: REPEAT LOOP TO GATHER PERIODS NOT WORKING WITHIN JOB TENURE
YEMP-105908 [] |
Section: Employment |
[this gap] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first time through this gap loop
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-105910
YEMP-105910 [] |
Section: Employment |
Is there another period of a week or more during which
you did not work as [employer name([(loop)])]?
YEMP-105912 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING
DATE OF PERIOD [this gap] BELOW.
YEMP-105914 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING
DATE OF PERIOD [this gap] BELOW.
NOTE: ENDING DATE OF PERIOD [(beginning date)]
WAS
[ending date([(loop)]:[(beginning
date)])~X].
YEMP-105916 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER ENDING DATE
OF PERIOD [this gap] BELOW.
NOTE:
BEGINNING DATE OF PERIOD [this gap] WAS [beginning gap date([(loop)]:[this
gap])~X].
YEMP-105918-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([another gap within period R reported working for
employer([(loop)]:[this gap])] != 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Gaps while with employer
YEMP-105920 [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of gaps([(loop)])]
COMMENT: Number of reported gaps in this job
If Answer
>= 1 AND Answer <= 99 Then Go To YEMP-105930-LOOP-BEGIN
YEMP-105930-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Within-job gap information
YEMP-105932 [] |
Section: Employment |
You said that you were not working [as/for] [employer
name([(loop)])] between [beginning gap date([(loop)]:[gap date])~X] and [ending
date([(loop)]:[gap date])~X]. Which of the categories best describes the MAIN
reason why you were NOT working [as/for] [employer name([(loop)])] during this
period of time?
|
1 1. No clients
/ customers |
|
2 2. Didn't
have materials / equipment needed |
|
3 3. Financial
problems |
|
4 4.Temporary
or season job ended for period but later resumed |
|
5 5. Unpaid
vacation |
|
6 6. Going to
school |
|
7 7. In the
Armed Forces |
|
8 8.
Pregnancy |
|
9 9. Had health
problems |
|
10 10. Had
problems with child care |
|
11 11. Had
other personal or family reason |
|
13 13. Did not
want to work |
|
14 14. Some
other reason ...(Go To YEMP-105936) |
YEMP-105936 [] |
Section: Employment |
What was the reason?
(RECORD VERBATIM)
YEMP-105938 [] |
Section: Employment |
During how many of those WEEKS were you looking for work -- during none, some,
or all of those weeks?
YEMP-105940 [] |
Section: Employment |
[number([(loop)]:[gap date])] < 7
COMMENT: The length of the gap was less than one week
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-105950
YEMP-105945 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: THE GAP DATES R
GAVE WERE NOT A FULL WEEK APART. VERIFY THE GAP DATES WITH R. IF THE DATES NEED
TO BE CORRECTED, RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTIONS BY CLICKING ON THE BACK ARROW
AND CORRECT THE DATES. IF R CLAIMS THE DATES ARE CORRECT, CONTINUE BY PRESSING
<SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>.
(DATES:
[beginning gap date([(loop)]:[gap date])~X] and [ending date([(loop)]:[gap
date])~X]).
YEMP-105950 [] |
Section: Employment |
You were not working from [beginning gap
date([(loop)]:[gap date])~X] to [ending date([(loop)]:[gap date])~X]. That would
be about [(number)([(loop)]:[gap date])] weeks when you were not working. For
how many of these weeks were you looking for work?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YEMP-105960_VERBATIM
YEMP-105956 [] |
Section: Employment |
That leaves [(number)([(loop)]:[gap date])] week(s) that
you were not working or looking for work.
YEMP-105960_VERBATIM [] |
Section: Employment |
What would you say was the main reason that you were not
looking for work during that period?
(INTERVIEWER: RECORD VERBATIM AND
CODE ONE ONLY.)
YEMP-105960 [] |
Section: Employment |
|
1 Did not want
to work |
|
12 In
school |
|
2 Ill,
disabled, unable to work |
|
3 School /
Plant/ Firm temporarily closed |
|
4 Armed
forces |
|
5 Pregnancy |
|
6 Child care
problems |
|
7 Personal/family reasons |
|
8 Vacation |
|
9 Labor
dispute/strike |
|
10 Believed no
work available |
|
11 Could not
find work |
|
13 In
Jail |
|
14 Transportation Problems |
|
15 New job to
start |
|
16 Other |
YEMP-105980-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([gap date] == [number of
gaps([(loop)])])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Within-job gap information
YEMP-106000 [] |
Section: Employment |
DIFFAGE ([job stopdate([(loop)])], [date R turns 16 years
old], "DAY") < 0
COMMENT: Job ended before R's 16th birthday
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YEMP-107500-LOOP-END
YEMP-106200 [] |
Section: Employment |
Between [start date/date of last interview([(loop)])~X]
and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X], were there any periods of a full week or more
during which you took any PAID leave from
work [as/with] [employer name([(loop)])] because of a pregnancy or the birth of
a child?
YEMP-106300 [] |
Section: Employment |
Please tell me each period between [start date/date of
last interview([(loop)])~X] and [job stopdate([(loop)])~X] during which you
didn't work [as/for] [employer name([(loop)])] for a full week or more because
of a pregnancy or the birth of a child and you received pay.
YEMP-106400-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Gaps due to birth of child
YEMP-106600 [] |
Section: Employment |
[(gap)] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first time through pregnancy loop
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-106700
YEMP-106700 [] |
Section: Employment |
Is there another period of a week or more during which
you did not work [as/for] [employer name([(loop)])] because of a pregnancy or
the birth of a child, and you received pay?
YEMP-106800 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING
DATE OF PERIOD [(gap)] BELOW.
YEMP-107100 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER BEGINNING
DATE OF PERIOD [(gap)] BELOW.
NOTE:
ENDING DATE OF PERIOD [(beginning date)] WAS
[stop
date([(loop)]:[(beginning date)])~X].
YEMP-107200 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER ENDING DATE
OF PERIOD [(gap)] BELOW.
NOTE:
BEGINNING DATE OF PERIOD [(gap)] WAS
[start date([(loop)]:[(gap)])~X].
YEMP-107300-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([number of pregnancies([(loop)]:[(gap)])] !=
1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Gaps due to birth of child
YEMP-107500-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([(loop)] == [number of employers])
COMMENT: Conditions from loops met? Employer supplements
YEMP-107600 [] |
Section: Employment |
[CURLONGTERMJOB]==1
COMMENT: R has a current long term job and has not already answered job
search questions
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-107600A
YEMP-107600A [] |
Section: Employment |
In the past three months, have you done anything to look
for work? Please don't include any job search activities you've already told me
about.
YEMP-107600B [] |
Section: Employment |
What activities have you done to
look for work?
INTERVIEWER: READ IF
NECESSARY: Some people with jobs may be looking for work because they
want to change jobs, or for other reasons.
SELECT
ALL THAT APPLY.
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT READ CATEGORIES EXCEPT TO PROBE AS NEEDED
COMPUTER OR INTERNET
SEARCHES ARE NOT GOOD RESPONSES HERE. THE INTERNET IS A TOOL TO LOOK FOR WORK.
IF THE RESPONDENT ANSWERS SOMETHING LIKE “USED THE INTERNET TO LOOK FOR WORK,”
YOU CAN PROBE BY ASKING “WHAT DID YOU DO ON THE INTERNET TO FIND WORK?”
|
1 CONTACTED
EMPLOYER DIRECTLY OR INTERVIEWED |
|
2 CONTACTED
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY |
|
3 CONTACTED
PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY |
|
4 CONTACTED
FRIENDS OR RELATIVES |
|
5 CONTACTED A
SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT CENTER |
|
6 SENT OUT
RESUMES OR FILLED OUT APPLICATIONS |
|
7 CHECKED UNION
OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTERS |
|
8 PLACED OR
ANSWERED ADS |
|
9 OTHER ACTIVE
METHODS (such as bidding on a contract or auditioning for a part in a
play) |
|
10 LOOKED AT
ADS |
|
11 ATTENDED JOB
TRAINING PROGRAMS OR COURSES |
|
12 NOTHING |
|
13 OTHER
PASSIVE METHODS (such as studying for a real estate license or picking up
a job app) |
YEMP-107600BA [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-107600B], 12)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-107600E
YEMP-107600BB [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-107600B], -2)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-107600E
YEMP-107600BBC [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-107600B], -1)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-107600E
YEMP-107600BC [] |
Section: Employment |
Did any of the methods that you used, use the Internet,
for example, e-mail or a web-site?
YEMP-107600D [] |
Section: Employment |
Did the employer require you to use the Internet or were
there other options? For example, could you have made a visit, placed a
telephone call, or sent something by U.S. mail instead?
|
1 EMPLOYER
REQUIRED INTERNET |
|
2 NON-INTERNET
OPTIONS WERE AVAILABLE |
YEMP-107600E [] |
Section: Employment |
In the past three months, have you taken any steps to
start [a different/your own] business?
YEMP-118700 [] |
Section: Employment |
[number of gaps] == 0
COMMENT: There were no gaps between jobs
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEMP-LOC-1100
YEMP-118500 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: NOW ENTERING GAPS
SECTION - PERIODS WHEN R WAS NOT WORKING.
YEMP-118800 [] |
Section: Employment |
Now let's talk about periods when you weren't
working.
YEMP-118900-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Employment |
REPEAT
COMMENT: START LOOP TO GATHER INFORMATION ON BETWEEN JOB GAPS
YEMP-119000 [] |
Section: Employment |
INT([gaps_diff([gap dates])]/7)
COMMENT: Total number of weeks in gaps
If Answer >=
1 AND Answer <= 999 Then Go To YEMP-119200
YEMP-119100 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: THE DATES
[bjgapsoj_startdate([gap dates])~X] and [bjgapsoj_enddate([gap dates])~X] RESULT
IN A PERIOD THAT IS LESS THAN 1 WEEK.
IF THIS IS CORRECT PRESS < SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE>.
IF INCORRECT RETURN TO
PREVIOUS QUESTIONS TO ENTER
THE CORRECT
DATES.
YEMP-119200 [] |
Section: Employment |
INTERVIEWER: MARK OFF WITH
BRACKETS PERIOD BETWEEN [bjgapsoj_startdate([gap dates])~X] and
[bjgapsoj_enddate([gap dates])~X] ON ROW B OF THE
CALENDAR.
You said you were not working between
[bjgapsoj_startdate([gap dates])~X] and [bjgapsoj_enddate([gap dates])~X]. That
would be about [gaps_weeks([gap dates])] week(s) when you were not
working.
During how many of these weeks were you looking for work or on
layoff from a job?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YEMP-119400CHECK2If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-119400CHECK2
YEMP-119300 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many of those [(number)([gap dates])] weeks were you
actually looking for work?
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YEMP-119400CHECK2
YEMP-119400 [] |
Section: Employment |
What activities did you do to look for
work?
SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.
INTERVIEWER: DO
NOT READ CATEGORIES EXCEPT TO PROBE AS NEEDED
COMPUTER OR INTERNET SEARCHES ARE NOT GOOD RESPONSES HERE. THE
INTERNET IS A TOOL TO LOOK FOR WORK. IF THE RESPONDENT ANSWERS SOMETHING LIKE
“USED THE INTERNET TO LOOK FOR WORK,” YOU CAN PROBE BY ASKING “WHAT DID YOU
DO ON THE INTERNET TO FIND WORK?”
|
1 CONTACTED
EMPLOYER DIRECTLY OR INTERVIEWED |
|
2 CONTACTED
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY |
|
3 CONTACTED
PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY |
|
4 CONTACTED
FRIENDS OR RELATIVES |
|
5 CONTACTED A
SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT CENTER |
|
6 SENT OUT
RESUMES OR FILLED OUT APPLICATIONS |
|
7 CHECKED UNION
OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTERS |
|
8 PLACED OR
ANSWERED ADS |
|
9 OTHER ACTIVE
METHODS (such as bidding on a contract or auditioning for a part in a
play) |
|
10 LOOKED AT
ADS |
|
11 ATTENDED JOB
TRAINING PROGRAMS OR COURSES |
|
12 NOTHING |
|
13 OTHER
PASSIVE METHODS (such as studying for a real estate license or picking up
a job app) |
YEMP-119400CHECK [] |
Section: Employment |
[BJGAPSOJ_ENDDATE([gap dates])]==[the current
date]
COMMENT: This gap is current
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-119400A
YEMP-119400A [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-119400([gap dates])],
12)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-119410A
YEMP-119400BB [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-119400([gap dates])],
-2)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-119410A
YEMP-119400BC [] |
Section: Employment |
INSELECTION([YEMP-119400([gap dates])],
-1)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-119410A
YEMP-119400B [] |
Section: Employment |
Did any of the methods that you used, use the Internet,
for example, e-mail or a web-site?
YEMP-119400C [] |
Section: Employment |
Did the employer require you to use the Internet or were
there other options? For example, could you have made a visit, placed a
telephone call, or sent something by U.S. mail instead?
|
1 EMPLOYER
REQUIRED INTERNET |
|
2 NON-INTERNET
OPTIONS WERE AVAILABLE |
YEMP-119400CHECK2 [] |
Section: Employment |
[BJGAPSOJ_ENDDATE([gap dates])]==[the current
date]
COMMENT: This gap is current
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEMP-119410A
YEMP-119410A [] |
Section: Employment |
([(number)([gap dates])] < [GAPS_WEEKS([gap dates])])
|| ([LOOKING_FORWORK([gap dates])] < [GAPS_WEEKS([gap dates])])
COMMENT: R has not been looking for work during the entire gap
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-119410AA
YEMP-119410AA [] |
Section: Employment |
Have you been doing anything to find work in the last 4
weeks?
|
1 YES ...(Go To YEMP-119420A) |
|
0 NO |
|
2 RETIRED |
|
3 DISABLED |
|
4 UNABLE TO
WORK |
YEMP-119420A [] |
Section: Employment |
What would the wage or salary of a job have to be for you
to be willing to take it?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER
AMOUNT.)
YEMP-119420B [] |
Section: Employment |
ENTER TIME UNIT HERE:
|
1 HOUR |
|
2 WEEK |
|
3 MONTH |
|
4 YEAR |
|
5 OTHER UNIT
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-119421 [] |
Section: Employment |
How many hours per week would you want to
work?
YEMP-119410AACHECK [] |
Section: Employment |
([YEMP-119410AA([gap dates])]==1)
COMMENT: R has been looking for work in the last four weeks
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEMP-119500
YEMP-119410B [] |
Section: Employment |
Do you currently want a job either full-time or part
time?
|
1 YES, OR
MAYBE, IT DEPENDS |
|
0 NO |
|
2 RETIRED |
|
3 DISABLED |
|
4 UNABLE TO
WORK |
YEMP-119410C [] |
Section: Employment |
Could you currently start a job if one is offered to
you?
YEMP-119410D [] |
Section: Employment |
What is the main reason you were not looking for work
during the last 4 weeks?
INTERVIEWER: DO NOT
READ LIST.
|
1 BELIEVED NO
WORK AVAILABLE IN LINE OF WORK OR AREA |
|
2 COULDN'T FIND
ANY WORK |
|
3 LACKS
NECESSARY SCHOOLING, TRAINING, SKILLS OR EXPERIENCE |
|
4 EMPLOYERS
THINK TOO YOUNG OR TOO OLD |
|
5 OTHER TYPES
OF DISCRIMINATION |
|
6 CAN'T ARRANGE
CHILD CARE |
|
7 FAMILY
RESPONSIBILITIES |
|
8 IN SCHOOL OR
OTHER TRAINING |
|
9 ILL-HEALTH,
PHYSICAL DISABILITY |
|
10 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS |
|
11 OTHER |
YEMP-119500 [] |
Section: Employment |
([gaps_weeks([gap dates])]) - ([(number)([gap
dates])])
COMMENT: The number of weeks R was not working for self and not looking for
work is greater than 0
If Answer >= -999 AND Answer
<= 0 Then Go To YEMP-119700-LOOP-END
YEMP-119600 [] |
Section: Employment |
My computer is showing a total of [(number)([gap dates])]
week(s) that you were not working, looking for work or on layoff. Please think
about this whole period now.
YEMP-119650_VERBATIM [] |
Section: Employment |
What would you say was the main reason that you were not
looking for work during that period?
(RECORD
VERBATIM AND SELECT RESPONSE.)
YEMP-119650 [] |
Section: Employment |
|
1 Did not want
to work |
|
12 In
school |
|
2 Ill,
disabled, unable to work |
|
3 School /
Plant/ Firm temporarily closed |
|
4 Armed
forces |
|
5 Pregnancy |
|
6 Child care
problems |
|
7 Personal/family reasons |
|
8 Vacation |
|
9 Labor
dispute/strike |
|
10 Believed no
work available |
|
11 Could not
find work |
|
13 In
Jail |
|
14 Transportation Problems |
|
15 New job to
start |
|
16 Other |
YEMP-119700-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Employment |
UNTIL ([gap dates] == [number of gaps])
YEMP-LOC-1100 [] |
Section: Employment |
[KEY_EMPLOYED] == 1
COMMENT: R is currently employed
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YEMP-LOC-1200
YEMP-LOC-1200 [] |
Section: Employment |
May we contact you at work if we are unable to locate you
in the future?
YEMP-LOC-1300_000001 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is your company''s name and address at
work?
YEMP-LOC-1300_000002 [] |
Section: Employment |
YEMP-LOC-1300_000003 [] |
Section: Employment |
YEMP-LOC-1300_000004 [] |
Section: Employment |
YEMP-LOC-1300_000005 [] |
Section: Employment |
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 |
YEMP-LOC-1300_000006 [] |
Section: Employment |
YEMP-LOC-1300_000007 [] |
Section: Employment |
YEMP-LOC-1300_000008 [] |
Section: Employment |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEMP-LOC-1400_000001 [] |
Section: Employment |
What is your telephone number at work?
YEMP-LOC-1400_000002 [] |
Section: Employment |
YTRN-200 [] |
Section: Training |
We would like to ask you about other types of schooling
and training you may have had, excluding the regular schooling we have already
talked about.
YTRN-300 [] |
Section: Training |
Some sources of occupational training programs include
trade schools, nursing courses, apprenticeships, vocational or technical
institutes, company or military trainings, and other continuing
education.
YTRN-500 [] |
Section: Training |
[NO_CURFLAG]
COMMENT: R participated in training programs that were current at
DLI
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YTRN-600
YTRN-600 [] |
Section: Training |
When we last talked with you on [LINTDATE~X], you were
not participating in any training programs.
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION ...(Go To YTRN-680) |
YTRN-610-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Training |
REPEAT
COMMENT: DLI training programs
YTRN-615 [] |
Section: Training |
[loop 1] ==1
COMMENT: This is the first time through the loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YTRN-620
YTRN-620 [] |
Section: Training |
Now we would like to ask about any training programs you
were attending at the date of last interview on [LINTDATE~X] or have attended
since then.
YTRN-630 [] |
Section: Training |
When we last talked with you on [LINTDATE~X], you were
receiving training from [training program([loop 1])].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YTRN-640) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YTRN-640 [] |
Section: Training |
When did you last stop attending [training program([loop
1])]?
(ENTER MONTH, DAY AND
YEAR)
(INTERVIEWER: IF CURRENTLY
ATTENDING, ENTER THE CURRENT DATE)
YTRN-650 [] |
Section: Training |
When did you last stop attending [training program([loop
1])]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER DATE |
|
2 R DENIES EVER
ATTENDING THIS TRAINING PROGRAM ...(Go To YTRN-670-LOOP-END) |
YTRN-660 [] |
Section: Training |
When did you last stop attending [training program([loop
1])]?
(ENTER MONTH, DAY AND
YEAR)
YTRN-670-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Training |
UNTIL ([loop 1]==[NO_CURFLAG])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? DLI training programs
YTRN-675 [] |
Section: Training |
When we last talked with you on [LINTDATE~X], you were
not receiving training from any other program.
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YTRN-710) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YTRN-680 [] |
Section: Training |
Please tell me the training programs that you were
attending at the time of the last interview that we have not yet
discussed?
IF NO TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE REPORTED,
PRESS <CONTINUE>. DO NOT ENTER ANYTHING ON THE
ROSTER.
YTRN-680B [] |
Section: Training |
INTERVIEWER: IF THE NAME OF THE
TRAINING PROGRAM IS SPELLED INCORRECTLY, PLEASE CLICK ON "MODIFY ROW" NEXT TO
THE NAME AND MAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTIONS.
IF
THERE ARE NO CORRECTIONS, PRESS "SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YTRN-680D [] |
Section: Training |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TRAINING
PROGRAM THAT WAS ADDED TO THE ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON
THIS LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE PROGRAM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YTRN-700 [] |
Section: Training |
Other than high school, college, or university degree
programs you may have told me about earlier, since [LINTDATE~X], have you
attended any schooling, courses or training programs designed to help people
find a job, improve their job skills, or learn a new job?
(PROBE:
Some sources of occupational training programs include business schools,
cosmetology schools, nursing courses, apprenticeship programs, vocational or
technical institutes or schools, correspondence courses, company or military
training, employer training programs, and night schools.)
YTRN-710 [] |
Section: Training |
In addition to the programs which we have already talked
about, since [LINTDATE~X], have you attended any schooling, courses or training
programs designed to help people find a job, improve their job skills, or learn
a new job?
(PROBE: Some sources of occupational
training programs include business schools, cosmetology schools, nursing
courses, apprenticeship programs, vocational or technical institutes or schools,
correspondence courses, company or military training, employer training
programs, and night schools.)
YTRN-750 [] |
Section: Training |
[NONDEGPROG]==1
COMMENT: R is enrolled in GED, non-degree or vocational/technical
program
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YTRN-770
YTRN-770 [] |
Section: Training |
Earlier you told me about attending a college or
university to earn a GED, a vocational or technical certificate, or to take
classes that were not part of a degree program. Did you take those courses so
that it would be easier for you to find a job, improve job skills, or learn a
new job?
YTRN-780 [] |
Section: Training |
As you answer these next questions about training
programs, please include any schooling you attended that was not part of a
degree program but that you took to make it easier to find a job, improve your
job skills, or learn a new job.
YTRN-800 [] |
Section: Training |
(Besides the programs we have already discussed,)
Thinking about all the schooling, courses or training programs you participated
in since [LINTDATE~X], please tell me the names of these schools or training
programs.
(PROBE: PLEASE BEGIN WITH THE MOST
RECENT ONE YOU ATTENDED AND WORK BACK.)
(INTERVIEWER:
THIS SCREEN IS ONLY FOR NEW TRAINING PROGRAMS. DO NOT LIST ANY PROGRAMS WHICH
WERE DISCUSSED IN PREVIOUS QUESTIONS. ENTER EACH NEW PROGRAM ONTO A SEPARATE
LINE OF THE ROSTER. )
YTRN-800B [] |
Section: Training |
INTERVIEWER: IF THE NAME OF THE
TRAINING PROGRAM IS SPELLED INCORRECTLY, PLEASE CLICK ON "MODIFY ROW" NEXT TO
THE NAME AND MAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTIONS.
IF
THERE ARE NO CORRECTIONS, PRESS "SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YTRN-800D [] |
Section: Training |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY TRAINING
PROGRAM THAT WAS ADDED TO THE ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE ON
THIS LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE PROGRAM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YTRN-870 [] |
Section: Training |
RECCOUNT([MASTERTRN])
COMMENT: R has reported training programs since DLI
If
Answer >= -5 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YMAR-620
YTRN-900-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Training |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Training programs
YTRN-950 [] |
Section: Training |
[MASTERTRN_DLIFLAG([loop 4])]==2 ||
[MASTERTRN_DLIFLAG([loop 4])]==3
COMMENT: flag to determine the status of the training program
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YTRN-10000-LOOP-END
YTRN-1000 [] |
Section: Training |
[number] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first training program on the roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YTRN-1100
YTRN-1100 [] |
Section: Training |
Now we would like to ask a few questions about the
training programs you have attended.
Let's begin with [training
program([loop 4])].
YTRN-1130 [] |
Section: Training |
Now let's talk about [training program([loop
4])].
YTRN-1150 [] |
Section: Training |
[MASTERTRN_DLIFLAG([loop 4])] == 1
COMMENT: flag to determine the status of the training program
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YTRN-1230
YTRN-1200 [] |
Section: Training |
When did you start attending [training program([loop
4])]?
YTRN-1230 [] |
Section: Training |
[MASTERTRN_DLIFLAG([loop 4])] == 1
COMMENT: flag to determine the status of the training program
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YTRN-3550
YTRN-1300 [] |
Section: Training |
Are you currently attending [training program([loop
4])]?
YTRN-1500 [] |
Section: Training |
When did you stop attending [training program([loop
4])]?
YTRN-3550 [] |
Section: Training |
How many weeks did you attend this school, course or
training program for at least one hour? (Enter "0" if less than one
week.)
YTRN-3560 [] |
Section: Training |
During the weeks that you were attending, how many hours
per week did you usually spend in the school, course, or training
program?
YTRN-3600 [] |
Section: Training |
What type of school or training program [is/was]
it?
|
1 BUSINESS OR
SECRETARIAL |
|
2 VOCATIONAL,
TECHNICAL, OR TRADE |
|
3 APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM |
|
4 NURSING
SCHOOL (LPN or RN) OR CNA TRAINING |
|
5 VOCATIONAL
REHABILITATION CENTER |
|
6 ADULT BASIC
EDUCATION (pre-GED) |
|
7 GED
PROGRAM |
|
8 ONLINE OR
CORRESPONDENCE COURSE |
|
9 FORMAL
COMPANY TRAINING RUN BY EMPLOYER |
|
10 SEMINAR OR
TRAINING PROGRAM AT WORK RUN BY SOMEONE OTHER THAN EMPLOYER |
|
11 SEMINAR OR
TRAINING PROGRAM OUTSIDE OF WORK |
|
12 COMMUNITY OR
JUNIOR COLLEGE |
|
13 GOVERNMENT
TRAINING |
|
15 4-YEAR
COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY |
|
16 JOB SEARCH
OR JOB PLACEMENT TRAINING |
|
14 OTHER |
YTRN-6000 [] |
Section: Training |
RECCOUNT ([YEMP])
COMMENT: count the number of employers
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YTRN-6700
YTRN-6100 [] |
Section: Training |
Did any of your employers provide or help pay for this
training program?
YTRN-6200 [] |
Section: Training |
Which one of your employers provided or helped pay for
this training program?
(INTERVIEWER: READ
RESPONDENT LIST OF EMPLOYERS AND MATCH ANSWER TO EMPLOYER NAME. IF EMPLOYER IS
NOT LISTED REVIEW EMPLOYMENT HISTORIES WITH RESPONDENT.)
YTRN-6300 [] |
Section: Training |
Was this training required by this employer or did you
voluntarily choose to participate in this training program?
|
1 REQUIRED BY
THIS EMPLOYER |
|
2 VOLUNTARILY
CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE |
YTRN-6400 [] |
Section: Training |
INTERVIEWER: FOR RESPONSES WHICH
CAN NOT BE CODED IN THE CATEGORIES PROVIDED, PLEASE CHOOSE "OTHER (SPECIFY)" AND
RECORD COMPLETE VERBATIM RESPONSE.
What was the main reason
you enrolled in this training program?
|
1 1. THE
TRAINING WAS ASSOCIATED WITH A PROMOTION OR JOB ADVANCEMENT |
|
2 2. THE
TRAINING WAS ASSOCIATED WITH LOOKING FOR A NEW JOB |
|
3 3. THE
TRAINING WAS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN A LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE |
|
4 4. THE
TRAINING WAS NECESSARY WHEN JOB BEGAN |
|
5 5. THE
TRAINING WAS PART OF A REGULAR PROGRAM TO MAINTAIN AND UPGRADE EMPLOYEE
SKILLS |
|
6 6. THE
TRAINING WAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF NEW METHODS OR PROCESSES
ON THE JOB |
|
7 7. OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YTRN-6700 [] |
Section: Training |
[MASTERTRN_STOPFIXED([loop 4])~X]==[CURDATE~X]
COMMENT: R is still attending
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YTRN-10000-LOOP-END
YTRN-6900 [] |
Section: Training |
Did you receive a certificate, license or degree from
this program?
YTRN-7000 [] |
Section: Training |
What type of certificate, license, or degree did you
receive from this program?
|
1 VOCATIONAL
CERTIFICATE |
|
2 STATE
LICENSE |
|
3 CERTIFICATE
OF COMPLETION |
|
4 GED |
|
6 HIGH SCHOOL
DIPLOMA |
|
7 OTHER
CERTIFICATE |
|
8 OTHER
LICENSE |
|
9 OTHER
DEGREE |
YTRN-7600 [] |
Section: Training |
Did you complete this training program?
YTRN-7700 [] |
Section: Training |
What was the main reason you did not complete this
program?
|
1 FOUND A
JOB |
|
2 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS |
|
3 PROBLEMS WITH
CHILD CARE |
|
4 OTHER FAMILY
RESPONSIBILITIES |
|
5 OWN ILLNESS
OR INJURY |
|
6 TRANSFERRED
TO ANOTHER PROGRAM |
|
7 MOVED OR
CHANGED RESIDENCE |
|
16 FINANCIAL
REASONS |
|
8 UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS |
|
9 TOO MUCH TIME
REQUIRED |
|
10 TOO
DIFFICULT |
|
11 LOST
INTEREST |
|
12 ASKED TO
LEAVE OR EXPELLED |
|
13 STILL
ENROLLED IN PROGRAM |
|
15 THE PROGRAM
ENDED BEFORE COMPLETION |
|
14 OTHER |
YTRN-10000-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Training |
UNTIL ([loop 4]==[NO_PROGRAMS])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Training programs
YMAR-620 [] |
Section: Marriage |
These next questions are about relationships you may have
with other people. What is your current legal marital status?
|
0 Never-married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
|
4 Widowed |
YMAR-630 [] |
Section: Marriage |
([KEY_MARSTAT] != 1) && ([KEY_SPOUSEINHH] ==
1)
COMMENT: R reported a spouse in the HH and is now denying being married
/
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-640
YMAR-640 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Earlier you said that you had a spouse in the household
but now you are reporting that you are
[single/married/separated/divorced/widowed]. Can you please explain this
discrepancy?
YMAR-650 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Just to confirm our information, what is your current
legal marital status?
|
0 Never-married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
|
4 Widowed |
YMAR-706 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PREVPARTNERS_COUNT] > 0
COMMENT: The respondent has DLI partners
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-705
YMAR-705 [] |
Section: Marriage |
([PREVPARTNERS_MARSTAT] == 0) || ([PREVPARTNERS_MARSTAT]
== 3) || ([PREVPARTNERS_MARSTAT] == 4)
COMMENT: The respondent was not married or living with a partner at the time
of the last interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710
YMAR-710 [] |
Section: Marriage |
These next questions are about marriages and
marriage-like relationships. In a marriage,
there may be times when spouses live in different households. In this study we
define a marriage-like relationship as a
sexual relationship in which partners establish one household and live together
for a period of at least three months.
When we talked to you during our last
interview in [LINTDATE4~X], you were not married or living in a marriage-like
relationship at that time.
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YMAR-723F) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YMAR-710X [] |
Section: Marriage |
Were you married and living with your spouse at the time
of our last interview in [LINTDATE4~X]?
YMAR-710XA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does the spouse you were living with at the time of the
last interview currently live in your household?
YMAR-710XAA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does the person you were married to at the time of the
last interview currently live in your household?
YMAR-7110XAA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[HHI_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has people living in the household
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710XAB
YMAR-710XAB [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE DLI
SPOUSE. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S DLI SPOUSE. PRESS
<SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-710XAGB [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PREVPARTNERS_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has previous spouses/partners
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710XAH
YMAR-710XAH [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does the person you were married to at the time of the
last interview appear on this list?
INTERVIEWER:
IF YES, IDENTIFY THE DLI SPOUSE. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S
DLI SPOUSE. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED. IF NO, SIMPLY
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO
PROCEED.
YMAR-710XAI [] |
Section: Marriage |
YMAR-710XAHCHECK [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-710XAH]
COMMENT: Was R's DLI spouse on the list?
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-710XAIA
YMAR-710XAIA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-710XAH]
COMMENT: Was R's DLI spouse on the partner list?
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710YE
YMAR-710XB [] |
Section: Marriage |
Please tell me the name or initials of your spouse at the
time of our last interview.
(ENTER
NAME)
YMAR-710XC [] |
Section: Marriage |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:)
What is [PARTNERDLI]'s gender?
YMAR-710Y [] |
Section: Marriage |
Were you living in a marriage-like relationship at the
time of our last interview in [LINTDATE4~X]?
YMAR-710YA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does the partner you were living with at the time of the
last interview currently live in your household?
YMAR-710YAA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[HHI_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has people living in the household
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710YAB
YMAR-710YAB [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE
CURRENT PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S CURRENT PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-710YAGB [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PREVPARTNERS_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has previous spouses/partners
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710YAH
YMAR-710YAH [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does the partner you were living with at the time of the
last interview appear on this list?
INTERVIEWER:
IF YES, IDENTIFY THE DLI PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S
DLI PARTNER. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED. IF NO, SIMPLY
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO
PROCEED.
YMAR-710YAI [] |
Section: Marriage |
YMAR-710YAIA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-710YAH]
COMMENT: Was R's DLI partner on the partner list?
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710YE
YMAR-710YB [] |
Section: Marriage |
Please tell me the name or initials of that partner you
were living with at the time of our last interview.
(ENTER
NAME)
YMAR-710YC [] |
Section: Marriage |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:)
What is [PARTNERDLI]'s gender?
YMAR-710YE [] |
Section: Marriage |
VAREXIST ([YMAR_UID])
COMMENT: there is a spouse or partner on the HH roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-710YM
YMAR-710YM [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IS [PARTNERDLI],
THE PERSON R WAS LIVING WITH AT THE TIME OF THE LAST INTERVIEW, THE SAME PERSON
AS [HHIPARTNERS.NAME(1)], WHO WAS REPORTED IN THIS INTERVIEW'S HOUSEHOLD
INFORMATION SECTION?
YMAR-711CHECK [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PREVPARTNERS_COUNT] > 0
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-711B-LOOP-BEGIN
YMAR-711B-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Marriage |
REPEAT
COMMENT: dli partner loop
YMAR-713 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PREVPARTNERS.MARSTAT([PREVPART-LOOP])]
COMMENT: branch according to partner's DLI marital status with
respondent
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716If Answer = 2 Then Go To YMAR-717If Answer = 5 Then Go To YMAR-714If Answer = 9 Then Go To YMAR-716M
YMAR-714 [] |
Section: Marriage |
These next questions are about marriages and
marriage-like relationships. In a marriage,
there may be times when spouses live in different households. In this study we
define a marriage-like relationship as a
sexual relationship in which partners establish one household and live together
for a period of at least three months.
When we talked to you during our last
interview in [LINTDATE4~X], you were in a marriage-like relationship with
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] at that time.
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YMAR-719-LOOP-END) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YMAR-714B [] |
Section: Marriage |
Which piece of information is incorrect?
(INTERVIEWER: PLEASE SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 NAME OF
SPOUSE/PARTNER |
|
2 MARITAL
STATUS |
|
3 R HAD NO
SPOUSE OR PARTNER AT DLI |
YMAR-714D [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-714B([PREVPART-LOOP])],1)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-714DA
YMAR-714DA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner currently live in your
household?
YMAR-714DAA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[HHI_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has people living in the household
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-714DAB
YMAR-714DAB [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-714DAH [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner appear on this
list?
INTERVIEWER: IF YES, IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF THE SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED. IF NO, SIMPLY PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-714DAI [] |
Section: Marriage |
YMAR-714DAIA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-714DAH([PREVPART-LOOP])]
COMMENT: Was R's DLI spopar on the partner list?
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-714H
YMAR-714F [] |
Section: Marriage |
Please tell me the name or initials of that spouse or
partner.
(ENTER NAME)
YMAR-714FA [] |
Section: Marriage |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:)
What is [PREVPARTNERS_NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])]'s
gender?
YMAR-714H [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-714B([PREVPART-LOOP])],2)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-714J
YMAR-714J [] |
Section: Marriage |
What was your marital status with
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] at the date of the last
interview?
|
0 NEVER
MARRIED |
|
1 MARRIED AND
LIVING WITH SPOUSE ...(Go To YMAR-714JB) |
|
2 SEPARATED |
|
3 DIVORCED |
|
4 WIDOWED |
|
5 NOT MARRIED
BUT LIVING WITH A PARTNER |
|
9 MARRIED - BUT
NOT LIVING WITH SPOUSE ...(Go To YMAR-714JB) |
YMAR-714JB [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did you marry
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF R DOES NOT KNOW WHEN THEY MARRIED, TRY TO
ASSIST R IN CREATING AN ESTIMATE. (E.G. HOW OLD WERE YOU? WHAT SEASON WAS
IT?))
YMAR-716 [] |
Section: Marriage |
These next questions are about marriages and
marriage-like relationships. In a marriage,
there may be times when spouses live in different households. In this study we
define a marriage-like relationship as a
sexual relationship in which partners establish one household and live together
for a period of at least three months.
When we talked to you during our last
interview in [LINTDATE4~X], you were married to
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] at that time.
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YMAR-719-LOOP-END) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YMAR-716B [] |
Section: Marriage |
Which piece of information is incorrect?
(INTERVIEWER: PLEASE SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 NAME OF
SPOUSE/PARTNER |
|
2 MARITAL
STATUS |
|
3 R HAD NO
SPOUSE OR PARTNER AT DLI |
YMAR-716D [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-716B([PREVPART-LOOP])],1)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716DA
YMAR-716DA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner currently live in your
household?
YMAR-716DAA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[HHI_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has people living in the household
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716DAB
YMAR-716DAB [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-716DAH [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner appear on this
list?
INTERVIEWER: IF YES, IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF THE SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED. IF NO, SIMPLY PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-716DAI [] |
Section: Marriage |
YMAR-716DAIA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-716DAH([PREVPART-LOOP])]
COMMENT: Was R's DLI spopar on the partner list?
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716H
YMAR-716F [] |
Section: Marriage |
Please tell me the name or initials of that spouse or
partner.
(ENTER NAME)
YMAR-716FA [] |
Section: Marriage |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:)
What is [PREVPARTNERS_NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])]'s
gender?
YMAR-716H [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-716B([PREVPART-LOOP])],2)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716J
YMAR-716J [] |
Section: Marriage |
What was your marital status with
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] at the date of the last
interview?
|
0 NEVER
MARRIED |
|
1 MARRIED AND
LIVING WITH SPOUSE |
|
2 SEPARATED |
|
3 DIVORCED ...(Go To YMAR-716JB) |
|
4 WIDOWED |
|
5 NOT MARRIED
BUT LIVING WITH A PARTNER |
|
9 MARRIED - BUT
NOT LIVING WITH SPOUSE |
YMAR-716JB [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did your divorce become legally
final?
YMAR-716M [] |
Section: Marriage |
These next questions are about marriages and
marriage-like relationships. In a marriage,
there may be times when spouses live in different households. In this study we
define a marriage-like relationship as a
sexual relationship in which partners establish one household and live together
for a period of at least three months.
When we talked to you during our last
interview in [LINTDATE4~X], you were married to
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] but [PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])]
was living outside of your household.
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YMAR-719-LOOP-END) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YMAR-716O [] |
Section: Marriage |
Which piece of information is incorrect?
(INTERVIEWER: PLEASE SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 NAME OF
SPOUSE/PARTNER |
|
2 MARITAL
STATUS |
|
3 R HAD NO
SPOUSE OR PARTNER AT DLI |
|
4 R WAS LIVING
WITH SPOUSE AT DLI |
YMAR-716Q [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-716O([PREVPART-LOOP])],1)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716QA
YMAR-716QA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner currently live in your
household?
YMAR-716QAB [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-716QAH [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner appear on this
list?
INTERVIEWER: IF YES, IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF THE SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED. IF NO, SIMPLY PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-716QAI [] |
Section: Marriage |
YMAR-716QAIA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-716QAH([PREVPART-LOOP])]
COMMENT: Was R's DLI spopar on the partner list?
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716U
YMAR-716S [] |
Section: Marriage |
Please tell me the name or initials of that spouse or
partner.
(ENTER NAME)
YMAR-716SA [] |
Section: Marriage |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:)
What is [PREVPARTNERS_NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])]'s
gender?
YMAR-716U [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-716O([PREVPART-LOOP])],2)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-716W
YMAR-716W [] |
Section: Marriage |
What was your marital status with
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] at the date of the last
interview?
|
0 NEVER
MARRIED |
|
1 MARRIED AND
LIVING WITH SPOUSE |
|
2 SEPARATED |
|
3 DIVORCED ...(Go To YMAR-716WB) |
|
4 WIDOWED |
|
5 NOT MARRIED
BUT LIVING WITH A PARTNER |
|
9 MARRIED - BUT
NOT LIVING WITH SPOUSE |
YMAR-716WB [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did your divorce become legally
final?
YMAR-717 [] |
Section: Marriage |
These next questions are about marriages and
marriage-like relationships. In a marriage,
there may be times when spouses live in different households. In this study we
define a marriage-like relationship as a
sexual relationship in which partners establish one household and live together
for a period of at least three months.
When we talked to you during our last
interview in [LINTDATE4~X], you were separated from
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] at that time.
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YMAR-719-LOOP-END) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YMAR-717B [] |
Section: Marriage |
Which piece of information is incorrect?
(INTERVIEWER: PLEASE SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 NAME OF
SPOUSE/PARTNER |
|
2 MARITAL
STATUS |
|
3 R HAD NO
SPOUSE OR PARTNER AT DLI |
|
4 R WAS LIVING
WITH SPOUSE AT DLI |
YMAR-717D [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-717B([PREVPART-LOOP])],1)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-717DA
YMAR-717DA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner currently live in your
household?
YMAR-717DAA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[HHI_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has people living in the household
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-717DAB
YMAR-717DAB [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-717DAH [] |
Section: Marriage |
Does that spouse or partner appear on this
list?
INTERVIEWER: IF YES, IDENTIFY THE SPOUSE
OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF THE SPOUSE OR PARTNER.
PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED. IF NO, SIMPLY PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-717DAI [] |
Section: Marriage |
YMAR-717DAIA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-717DAH]
COMMENT: Was R's DLI spopar on the partner list?
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-717H
YMAR-717F [] |
Section: Marriage |
Please tell me the name or initials of that spouse or
partner.
(ENTER NAME)
YMAR-717FA [] |
Section: Marriage |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:)
What is [PREVPARTNERS_NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])]'s
gender?
YMAR-717H [] |
Section: Marriage |
INSELECTION([YMAR-717B([PREVPART-LOOP])],2)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-717J
YMAR-717J [] |
Section: Marriage |
What was your marital status with
[PREVPARTNERS.NAME([PREVPART-LOOP])] at the date of the last
interview?
|
0 NEVER
MARRIED |
|
1 MARRIED AND
LIVING WITH SPOUSE |
|
2 SEPARATED |
|
3 DIVORCED ...(Go To YMAR-717JB) |
|
4 WIDOWED |
|
5 NOT MARRIED
BUT LIVING WITH A PARTNER |
|
9 MARRIED - BUT
NOT LIVING WITH SPOUSE |
YMAR-717JB [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did your divorce become legally
final?
YMAR-719-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Marriage |
UNTIL ([PREVPART-LOOP] ==
[PREVPARTNERS_COUNT])
Default Next: |
YMAR-723F |
Lead-In: |
YMAR-714 [1:1],
YMAR-716 [1:1],
YMAR-716M [1:1],
YMAR-717 [1:1],
YMAR-713 [Default],
YMAR-714H [Default],
YMAR-714J [Default],
YMAR-714JB [Default],
YMAR-716H [Default],
YMAR-716J [Default],
YMAR-716JB [Default],
YMAR-716U [Default],
YMAR-716W [Default],
YMAR-716WB [Default],
YMAR-717H [Default],
YMAR-717J [Default],
YMAR-717JB [Default] |
YMAR-723F [] |
Section: Marriage |
RECCOUNT ([PARTNERS])
COMMENT: number of partners since DLI
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-730If Answer >= 2 AND Answer <= 99 Then Go To YMAR-730A
YMAR-730 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Before we discuss your relationship with [this
partner(1)], tell me please, have you had any other marriages or marriage-like
relationships with a partner where you had established one household and lived
together in a sexual relationship for a period of at least three months since
the last interview on [lintdate~X]?
YMAR-730A [] |
Section: Marriage |
Here is the list of partners we have discussed
previously.
YMAR-730ALT [] |
Section: Marriage |
Before we discuss your relationship with the people
listed above, tell me please, have you had any other marriages or marriage-like
relationships with a partner where you had established one household and lived
together in a sexual relationship for a period of at least three months since
the last interview on [lintdate~X]?
YMAR-732 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[KEY_MARSTAT]==1
COMMENT: R's current legal marital status is married, but there is no spouse
in the household
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-740T
YMAR-735 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since the date of our last interview on [lintdate~X],
have you gotten married?
YMAR-736 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Are you currently married?
YMAR-740R [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since the date of our last interview on [lintdate~X],
have you lived with a partner in a marriage-like relationship where you
established one household and lived together in a sexual relationship for a
period of at least three months?
YMAR-740RA [] |
Section: Marriage |
Do you have a spouse or partner who currently lives in
your household?
YMAR-740RB [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE
CURRENT SPOUSE OR PARTNER. SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S DLI
SPOUSE OR PARTNER. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-740RBA [] |
Section: Marriage |
[HHINEWSPOUSELINE] > 0
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-740RFD
YMAR-740RFD [] |
Section: Marriage |
Before we discuss your relationship with [this
person([HHINEWSPOUSELINE])], tell me please, have you had any other marriages or
marriage-like relationships with a partner where you had established one
household and lived together in a sexual relationship for a period of at least
three months since the last interview on [lintdate~X]?
YMAR-740RG [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PREVPARTNERS_COUNT] >0
COMMENT: The respondent has previous spouses/partners
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-740RH
YMAR-740RH [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since the last interview on [lintdate~X], have you been
in a marriage or marriage-like relationship with any of the people on this
list?
INTERVIEWER: IF YES, SELECT ALL OF THE
NAMES OF THE DLI SPOUSES AND PARTNERS IDENTIFIED BY THE RESPONDENT. PRESS
<SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>. IF NO, SIMPLY PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE>.
YMAR-740RI [] |
Section: Marriage |
YMAR-740RI-CHECK [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YMAR-740RH] == 1
COMMENT: There is a person selected as an SDLI partner
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-740RFJ
YMAR-740RFJ [] |
Section: Marriage |
Besides the relationships we have already identified,
tell me please, have you had any other marriages or marriage-like relationships
with a partner where you had established one household and lived together in a
sexual relationship for a period of at least three months since the last
interview on [lintdate~X]?
YMAR-740T [] |
Section: Marriage |
Just to be sure that I have recorded this correctly, you
have gotten married since the date of the last interview on [lintdate~X] but do
not currently live with your spouse. Have you lived with this person since the
two of you married each other?
|
1 YES, BUT R IS
NOT CURRENTLY LIVING WITH SPOUSE ...(Go To YMAR-751) |
|
2 YES, R IS
CURRENTLY LIVING WITH SPOUSE |
|
3 NO ...(Go To YMAR-751) |
|
4 R IS NOT
CURRENTLY MARRIED |
YMAR-740V [] |
Section: Marriage |
Here is the list of partners we have discussed
previously.
YMAR-750 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Can you tell me the names (initials) of these different
partners who aren't already on the list? Please begin with the first partner you
lived with and continue to the (most recent/current) partner.
PROBE: AND WHO ELSE?
(INTERVIEWER: ENTER ALL NAMES OR INITIALS ON EMPTY LINES IN THE
ROSTER BELOW. IF THE RESPONDENT HAS REPORTED A PARTNER, PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE THIS
ROSTER BLANK. IF THE RESPONDENT WILL NOT PROVIDE A NAME OR INITIALS, PLEASE
ENTER "UNIDENTIFIED PARTNER" ON THE ROSTER. IF MULTIPLE UNIDENTIFIED PARTNERS
ARE REPORTED, PLEASE NUMBER THEM.
IF YOU DO LEAVE THIS SCREEN BLANK, PLEASE EXPLAIN
IN A COMMENT.)
YMAR-751 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Please tell me the name or initials of that
spouse.
(ENTER NAME)
YMAR-752 [] |
Section: Marriage |
RECCOUNT ([NEWPARTNERS])
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YMAR-1600
YMAR-1600 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[YOUTH_PARTNER]==1 || [KEY_MARSTAT]==1
COMMENT: R is married or has a partner
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-1700
YMAR-1700 [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: IDENTIFY THE
CURRENT (SPOUSE/PARTNER). SELECT THE LINE WHICH CONTAINS THE NAME OF R'S CURRENT
SPOUSE OR PARTNER. PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO PROCEED.
YMAR-1700CHECK [] |
Section: Marriage |
[KEY_CURRSPOPARID] >= 1
COMMENT: R is married or has a partner
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-1900
YMAR-1900 [] |
Section: Marriage |
INTERVIEWER: YOU HAVE SELECTED
[KEY_CURRSPOPARNAME] AS THE CURRENT SPOUSE OR PARTNER OF
R.
IF THIS IS NOT CORRECT, PLEASE
RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTION AND SELECT ANOTHER LINE FROM THE
ROSTER.
YMAR-2900 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS_COUNT]==0
COMMENT: No one is listed on partner roster
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YMAR-13100
YMAR-3000-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Marriage |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Spouse/partner loop
YMAR-3000X [] |
Section: Marriage |
([PARTNERS.MARSTAT([(loop)])]==3)
||
([PARTNERS.MARSTAT([(loop)])]==4) ||
([PARTNERS.MARSTAT([(loop)])]==6)
||
([PARTNERS.MARSTAT([(loop)])]==7)
||
([PARTNERS.MARSTAT([(loop)])]==8)
COMMENT: Partner is deceased or else has divorced R or broken up with R or
had an annulment with R
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-13000-LOOP-END
YMAR-3001 [] |
Section: Marriage |
VAREXIST ([PARTNERS.SEX([(loop)])])
COMMENT: The gender of the spouse/partner is unknown
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-3032
YMAR-3032 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.SEX([(loop)])] < 1
COMMENT: The gender of the spouse/partner is unknown
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-3033
YMAR-3033 [] |
Section: Marriage |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:)
What is [this partner([(loop)])]'s gender?
YMAR-3037 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.MARSTAT([(loop)])]==2
COMMENT: this is a DLI spouse or partner that the R is separated from
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-4350A
YMAR-3035 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.DLICHECK([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this is a DLI spouse or partner
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-3036
YMAR-3036 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.LIVEDWITHDLI([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this spouse or partner lived with the respondent at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-4310
YMAR-3036A [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.CURSPOPAR([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this is a current spouse or partner
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YMAR-3036B
YMAR-3036B [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.LIVENOW([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: R currently lives with this spouse/partner
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-3100C
YMAR-3055 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.LIVENOW([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: R currently lives with this spouse/partner
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-3100
YMAR-6400A [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [lintdate~X], did you ever live with [this
partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-6400ADLICHECK1 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.DLICHECK([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this is a DLI spouse or partner
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-11400
YMAR-6400ADLICHECK2 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.DLICHECK([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this is a DLI spouse or partner
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-3100C
YMAR-3100 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did you start living with [this
partner([(loop)])] for the first time?
(INTERVIEWER: IF R DOES NOT KNOW WHEN THEY BEGAN LIVING
TOGETHER, TRY TO ASSIST R IN CREATING AN ESTIMATE. (E.G. HOW OLD WERE YOU? WHAT
SEASON WAS IT?))
YMAR-3100A [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did you marry [this
partner([(loop)])]?
(INTERVIEWER: IF R DOES NOT
KNOW WHEN THEY MARRIED, TRY TO ASSIST R IN CREATING AN ESTIMATE. (E.G. HOW OLD
WERE YOU? WHAT SEASON WAS IT?))
YMAR-3100C [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [lintdate~X], in what month and year did you start
living with [this partner([(loop)])] for the first time?
(INTERVIEWER:
IF R DOES NOT KNOW WHEN THEY BEGAN LIVING TOGETHER, TRY TO ASSIST R IN CREATING
AN ESTIMATE. (E.G. HOW OLD WERE YOU? WHAT SEASON WAS IT?))
YMAR-3200 [] |
Section: Marriage |
How old was [this partner([(loop)])] when you began
living together?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YMAR-3300
YMAR-3200A [] |
Section: Marriage |
How old was [this partner([(loop)])] when you
married?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YMAR-3300A
YMAR-3300 [] |
Section: Marriage |
What is your best guess? Was your partner ...
|
1 17 or
younger? |
|
2 18 to
19? |
|
3 20 to
24? |
|
4 25 to
40? |
|
5 Older than
40? |
YMAR-3300A [] |
Section: Marriage |
What is your best guess? Was your partner ...
|
1 17 or
younger? |
|
2 18 to
19? |
|
3 20 to
24? |
|
4 25 to
40? |
|
5 Older than
40? |
YMAR-3400 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.CURSPOPAR([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: Person listed is the current spouse or partner
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-3400A
YMAR-3400A [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.UID([(loop)])] > 0
COMMENT: Partner has valid id
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YMAR-4310
YMAR-3500 [] |
Section: Marriage |
At the time you BEGAN LIVING
TOGETHER , what was the highest grade of schooling that [this
partner([(loop)])] had COMPLETED?
|
0 None |
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 |
93 Pre-kindergarten |
|
94 Kindergarten |
95 Ungraded |
YMAR-3500A [] |
Section: Marriage |
At the time you GOT
MARRIED, what was the highest grade of
schooling that [this partner([(loop)])] had COMPLETED?
|
0 None |
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 |
93 Pre-kindergarten |
|
94 Kindergarten |
95 Ungraded |
YMAR-3600 [] |
Section: Marriage |
([PARTNER_GRDCOMP] <= 11) || ([PARTNER_GRDCOMP] == 93)
|| ([PARTNER_GRDCOMP] == 94)
COMMENT: The partner's highest grade completed is <= 11th grade
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-3800
YMAR-3600A [] |
Section: Marriage |
([PARTNER_GRDCOMP] <= 11) || ([PARTNER_GRDCOMP] == 93)
|| ([PARTNER_GRDCOMP] == 94)
COMMENT: The partner's highest grade completed is <= 11th grade
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-3800A
YMAR-3700 [] |
Section: Marriage |
What was the highest educational degree/certificate that
[this partner([(loop)])] had received?
|
1 None |
|
2 GED |
|
3 High school
diploma (Regular 12 year program) |
|
4 Associate/Junior college (AA) |
|
5 Bachelor's
degree (BA, BS) |
|
6 Master's
degree (MA, MS) |
|
7 PhD |
|
8 Professional
degree (DDS, JD, MD) |
YMAR-3700A [] |
Section: Marriage |
What was the highest educational degree/certificate that
[this partner([(loop)])] had received?
|
1 None |
|
2 GED |
|
3 High school
diploma (Regular 12 year program) |
|
4 Associate/Junior college (AA) |
|
5 Bachelor's
degree (BA, BS) |
|
6 Master's
degree (MA, MS) |
|
7 PhD |
|
8 Professional
degree (DDS, JD, MD) |
YMAR-3800 [] |
Section: Marriage |
At the time you BEGAN LIVING
TOGETHER , was [this partner([(loop)])] ...
... enrolled in
school?
YMAR-3800A [] |
Section: Marriage |
At the time you GOT
MARRIED, was [this partner([(loop)])] ...
... enrolled in
school?
YMAR-3900 [] |
Section: Marriage |
... working for pay?
YMAR-3900A [] |
Section: Marriage |
... working for pay?
YMAR-4000 [] |
Section: Marriage |
... receiving welfare or some type of government
assistance?
YMAR-4000A [] |
Section: Marriage |
... receiving welfare or some type of government
assistance?
YMAR-4050 [] |
Section: Marriage |
What is your best estimate of (his/her) monthly income at
the time you began living together?
INTERVIEWER:
IF R CANNOT PROVIDE AN ESTIMATE, ASK FOR A BEST GUESS TO THE NEAREST
$1,000.
YMAR-4100 [] |
Section: Marriage |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
AA)
What religion did [this partner([(loop)])] belong to at
that time?
|
1 1. ROMAN
CATHOLIC |
2 2.
BAPTIST |
|
3 3.
METHODIST |
4 4.
LUTHERAN |
|
5 5.
PRESBYTERIAN |
6 6.
EPISCOPAL/ANGLICAN |
|
7 7. UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST (OR CONGREGATIONALIST OR EVANGELICAL REFORMED) |
8 8. DISCIPLES
OF CHRIST (OR THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH) |
|
9 9. REFORM (OR
REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA OR CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH) |
10 10. HOLINESS
(NAZARENE, WESLEYAN, FREE METHODIST) |
|
11 11.
PENTECOSTAL (ASSEMBLY OF GOD, PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS) |
12 12.
NONDEMONINATIONAL CHRISTIAN (INCLUDING BIBLE CHURCH) |
|
31 31.
JEHOVAH'S WITNESS |
32 32. SEVENTH
DAY ADVENTIST |
|
13 13. OTHER
PROTESTANT |
14 14. JEWISH -
ORTHODOX |
|
15 15. JEWISH -
CONSERVATIVE |
16 16. JEWISH -
REFORM |
|
17 17. JEWISH -
OTHER JEWISH |
18 18. MORMON
(ALL TYPES OF LATTER DAY SAINTS) |
|
19 19. EASTERN
ORTHODOX |
20 20.
UNITARIAN |
|
21 21. MUSLIM
(OR MOSLEM OR ISLAM) |
22 22.
HINDU/BUDDHIST |
|
23 23. NATIVE
AMERICAN TRIBAL RELIGION |
24 24. OTHER
ORGANIZED RELIGION (SPECIFY) |
|
25 25. NONE, NO
RELIGION - AGNOSTIC (DOESN'T KNOW IF THERE IS A GOD) |
26 26. NONE, NO
RELGION - ATHEIST (CONFIDENT THERE IS NO GOD) |
|
27 27. NONE, NO
RELIGION - PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY |
YMAR-4100A [] |
Section: Marriage |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
AA)
What religion did [this partner([(loop)])] belong to at
that time?
|
1 1. ROMAN
CATHOLIC |
2 2.
BAPTIST |
|
3 3.
METHODIST |
4 4.
LUTHERAN |
|
5 5.
PRESBYTERIAN |
6 6.
EPISCOPAL/ANGLICAN |
|
7 7. UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST (OR CONGREGATIONALIST OR EVANGELICAL REFORMED) |
8 8. DISCIPLES
OF CHRIST (OR THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH) |
|
9 9. REFORM (OR
REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA OR CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH) |
10 10. HOLINESS
(NAZARENE, WESLEYAN, FREE METHODIST) |
|
11 11.
PENTECOSTAL (ASSEMBLY OF GOD, PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS) |
12 12.
NONDEMONINATIONAL CHRISTIAN (INCLUDING BIBLE CHURCH) |
|
31 31.
JEHOVAH'S WITNESS |
32 32. SEVENTH
DAY ADVENTIST |
|
13 13. OTHER
PROTESTANT |
14 14. JEWISH -
ORTHODOX |
|
15 15. JEWISH -
CONSERVATIVE |
16 16. JEWISH -
REFORM |
|
17 17. JEWISH -
OTHER JEWISH |
18 18. MORMON
(ALL TYPES OF LATTER DAY SAINTS) |
|
19 19. EASTERN
ORTHODOX |
20 20.
UNITARIAN |
|
21 21. MUSLIM
(OR MOSLEM OR ISLAM) |
22 22.
HINDU/BUDDHIST |
|
23 23. NATIVE
AMERICAN TRIBAL RELIGION |
24 24. OTHER
ORGANIZED RELIGION (SPECIFY) |
|
25 25. NONE, NO
RELIGION - AGNOSTIC (DOESN'T KNOW IF THERE IS A GOD) |
26 26. NONE, NO
RELGION - ATHEIST (CONFIDENT THERE IS NO GOD) |
|
27 27. NONE, NO
RELIGION - PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY |
YMAR-4250 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Is [this partner([(loop)])] Hispanic, Latino or of
Spanish origin?
YMAR-4250A [] |
Section: Marriage |
Is [this partner([(loop)])] Hispanic, Latino or of
Spanish origin?
YMAR-4300 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Which of the following is [this
partner([(loop)])]?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 White |
|
2 Black or
African American |
|
3 Asian |
|
4 Native
Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander |
|
5 American
Indian or Alaska Native |
|
6 OTHER?
(SPECIFY) |
|
7 DO NOT READ
ALOUD: HISPANIC/LATINO |
YMAR-4300A [] |
Section: Marriage |
Which of the following is [this
partner([(loop)])]?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 White |
|
2 Black or
African American |
|
3 Asian |
|
4 Native
Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander |
|
5 American
Indian or Alaska Native |
|
6 OTHER?
(SPECIFY) |
|
7 DO NOT READ
ALOUD: HISPANIC/LATINO |
YMAR-4305A [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.DLICHECK([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this is a DLI partner
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YMAR-4320A
YMAR-4310 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Has [this partner([(loop)])] ever been married (other
than to you)?
YMAR-4310A [] |
Section: Marriage |
Has [this partner([(loop)])] ever been married (other
than to you)?
YMAR-4315 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Has [this partner([(loop)])] had any children with a
spouse or partner other than yourself?
YMAR-4315CHECK [] |
Section: Marriage |
VAREXIST ([YMAR-3070([(loop)])])
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-4670
YMAR-4315A [] |
Section: Marriage |
Has [this partner([(loop)])] had any children with a
spouse or partner other than yourself?
YMAR-4320A [] |
Section: Marriage |
([PARTNERS.CURSPOPAR([(loop)])]==1)
COMMENT: this is a current spouse or partner (and NOT a current HH
resident)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-650CHECK
YMAR-4350A [] |
Section: Marriage |
Did you get a legal divorce or an annulment from [this
partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-4360A [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did your divorce become legally
final?
YMAR-4370A [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year was the annulment
obtained?
YMAR-4500 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Were you legally married to [this partner([(loop)])] when
you began living together for the first time?
YMAR-4650 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.DLICHECK([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this is a DLI partner
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YMAR-4655
YMAR-4655 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS.LIVEDWITHDLI([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this spouse or partner lived with the respondent at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-4670
YMAR-4670 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Have you lived with [this partner([(loop)])] continuously
since our last interview?
YMAR-4700 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Have you lived with [this partner([(loop)])] continuously
since [PARTNERS_STARTTXT([(loop)])]?
YMAR-4800 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [PARTNERS_STARTTXT([(loop)])], in what month and
year did you first stop living with [this partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-4900 [] |
Section: Marriage |
During the time that you were living together from
[PARTNERS_STARTTXT([(loop)])] to [PARTNERS_STOPTXT([(loop)])], were there any
changes in your and
[this partner([(loop)])]'s marital status?
YMAR-5000-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Marriage |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Marital status change
YMAR-5400 [] |
Section: Marriage |
From [PARTNERS_STARTTXT([(loop)])] to
[PARTNERS_STOPTXT([(loop)])], what was the [first/next] change in marital
status? Did you . . .
|
1 Become
legally married ...(Go To YMAR-5700) |
|
2 Reunite |
|
3 Get a legal
separation only ...(Go To YMAR-5600) |
|
4 Get a legal
divorce ...(Go To YMAR-5600) |
|
5 Get an
annulment ...(Go To YMAR-5600) |
YMAR-5600 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year [was the legal separation
obtained/did the divorce become legally final/was the annulment obtained([loop
number 4])]?
YMAR-5700 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did you [first/next] marry [this
partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-6100 [] |
Section: Marriage |
During the time that you were living together from
[PARTNERS_STARTTXT([(loop)])] to [PARTNERS_STOPTXT([(loop)])], was there another
change in your and
[this partner([(loop)])]'s marital status?
YMAR-6200-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Marriage |
UNTIL ([loop for another change] != 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Marital status change
YMAR-6300 [] |
Section: Marriage |
At the time you first stopped living with [this
partner([(loop)])] , were you and your partner:
YMAR-6400 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Did you ever live with [this partner([(loop)])]
again?
YMAR-6400S [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [LINTDATE~X], have you lived with [this
partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-6500-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Marriage |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Periods R was living with spouse/partner
YMAR-6600 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS_CONT([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: this is to handle those people who are continuous - they will only
go through this loop once, and don't need to be asked the first two
questions.
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-7250
YMAR-7000 [] |
Section: Marriage |
When did you next start living with [this
partner([(loop)])] again?
YMAR-7200 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Between [PARTNERS_STOP2TXT([(loop)]:[loop number 2])]
when you stopped living together and [PARTNERS_START2TXT([(loop)]:[loop number
2])] when you and [this partner([(loop)])] began living together again, was
there any change in your marital status with that partner?
YMAR-7250 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[FIRSTMARRIAGESECTION]==1
COMMENT: This is R's first time through the marriage section
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-7270
YMAR-7270 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since the date of our last interview, has there been any
change in you and your partner's marital status?
YMAR-7300 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [LINTDATE4~X], has there been any change in your
and [this partner([(loop)])]'s marital status? For example, did you get married
to one another, or did you legally separate or divorce, even if you later
reunited?
YMAR-7350 [] |
Section: Marriage |
So just to check, you are still living with [this
partner([(loop)])] in a marriage or marriage-like relationship where you have
established one household together?
YMAR-7500-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Marriage |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Change in marital status
YMAR-7900 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [PARTNERS_CHANGE2([(loop)]:[loop number 2]:[loop
number 3])~X], what was the [first/next] change in marital status? Did you . .
.
YMAR-8100 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year [was the legal separation
obtained/did the divorce become legally final/was the annulment
obtained([(loop)]:[loop number 2]:[loop number 3])]?
YMAR-8200 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did you [first/next] marry [this
partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-8300 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS_CONT([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: This a continuous partner
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YMAR-8400
YMAR-8400 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [PARTNERS_CHANGE2([(loop)]:[loop number 2]:[loop
number 3])~X], was there another change in the marital status between you and
[this partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-8500 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Between [PARTNERS_STOPTXT([(loop)])] when you stopped
living together and [PARTNERS_START2TXT([(loop)]:[loop number 2])] when you and
[this partner([(loop)])] began living together again, was there any (other)
change in your and [this partner([(loop)])]'s marital status?
YMAR-8900-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Marriage |
UNTIL ([loop for another change] != 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Change in marital status
YMAR-9000 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS_CONT([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: This is a continuous partner
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YMAR-11100-LOOP-END
YMAR-9100 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Have you lived with [this partner([(loop)])] continuously
since [PARTNERS_START2TXT([(loop)]:[loop number 2])]?
YMAR-9200 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did you next stop living with
[this partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-9300 [] |
Section: Marriage |
During this time since [PARTNERS_START2TXT([(loop)]:[loop
number 2])] that you were living with [this partner([(loop)])], were there any
changes in your marital status?
YMAR-9400-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Marriage |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Marital status change
YMAR-9800 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Since [PARTNERS_START2TXT([(loop)]:[loop number 2])],
what was the [first/next] change in marital status? Did you . . .
YMAR-10000 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year [was the legal separation
obtained/did the divorce become legally final/was the annulment
obtained([(loop)]: [loop number 2]:[loop number 5])]?
YMAR-10100 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year did you [first/next] marry [this
partner([(loop)])]?
YMAR-10200 [] |
Section: Marriage |
During this time since [PARTNERS_START2TXT([(loop)]:[loop
number 2])] that you were living with [this partner([(loop)])], was there
another change in your marital status?
YMAR-10600-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Marriage |
UNTIL ([loop for another change] != 1)
COMMENT: loop until no more marital status changes
YMAR-10700 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS_CONT2([(loop)]:[loop number 2])] ==
1
COMMENT: This a continuous person
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YMAR-11100-LOOP-END
YMAR-10800 [] |
Section: Marriage |
At the time you next stopped living with [this
partner([(loop)])], were you and your partner:
|
0 Not
married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
YMAR-10900 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Did you ever live with [this partner([(loop)])]
again?
YMAR-11100-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Marriage |
UNTIL ([need to loop for another period] != 1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Periods R was living with
spouse/partner
YMAR-11200 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS_CONT([(loop)])] == 1
COMMENT: This is a continuous relationship, skip the next couple
questions
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-650CHECK
YMAR-11300 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[PARTNERS_CONT2([(loop)]:[loop number 2])] ==
1
COMMENT: This is a continuous relationship, skip the next couple
questions
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-650CHECK
YMAR-11400 [] |
Section: Marriage |
What is the current status of your relationship with
[this partner([(loop)])]?
(How did this relationship finally
end?)
|
1 Break-up; no
change in marital status ...(Go To YMAR-650CHECK) |
|
2 Annulment,
nothing legal |
|
3 Legal
separation only (no legal divorce) ...(Go To YMAR-11700) |
|
4 Legal
divorce ...(Go To YMAR-11700) |
|
6 R AND
SPOUSE/PARTNER ARE STILL TOGETHER BUT NOT LIVING
TOGETHER ...(Go To YMAR-650CHECK) |
|
7 R AND SPOUSE
ARE STILL MARRIED BUT DO NOT LIVE TOGETHER ...(Go To YMAR-650CHECK) |
YMAR-11700 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In what month and year [was the legal separation
obtained/did your divorce become legally final/did your partner's death
occur/did this occur]?
YMAR-650CHECK [] |
Section: Marriage |
[HHIPARTNERS_COUNT]==0 &&
[PARTNERS.CURSPOPAR([(loop)])]==1
COMMENT: R has a current spouse or partner not living in the
household
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-651
Default Next: |
YMAR-13000-LOOP-END |
Lead-In: |
YMAR-4320A [1:1],
YMAR-11200 [1:1],
YMAR-11300 [1:1],
YMAR-11400 [1:1],
YMAR-11400 [6:6],
YMAR-11400 [7:7],
YMAR-4350A [Default],
YMAR-4360A [Default],
YMAR-4370A [Default],
YMAR-11400 [Default],
YMAR-11700 [Default] |
YMAR-651 [] |
Section: Marriage |
Is [this partner([(loop)])] currently employed full-time,
part-time, or not at all?
YMAR-652_REV [] |
Section: Marriage |
How far in advance does [this partner([(loop)])] usually
know what days and hours [PARTNERS_HIS_HER] main employer will need
[PARTNERS_HIM_HER] to work?
|
1 3 days or
less |
|
2 4 to 7
days |
|
3 Between 1 and
2 weeks |
|
4 3 weeks or
more |
|
5 ALWAYS WORKS
SAME SCHEDULE |
YMAR-653 [] |
Section: Marriage |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
CCC)
Which of the following statements best describes how
[this partner([(loop)])]'s working hours are decided at [PARTNERS_HIS_HER] main
employer? (IF NEEDED: By working hours we
mean here the time [PARTNERS_HE_SHE] starts and finishes work, not the total
hours worked per week or month.)
|
1 Starting and
finishing times are decided by his/her employer and he/she cannot change
them on his/her own; |
|
2 Starting and
finishing times are decided by his/her employer but with his/her
input; |
|
3 He/she can
decide the time he/she starts and finishes work, within certain
limits; |
|
4 He/she is
entirely free to decide when he/she starts and finishes work. |
|
5 Starting and
finishing work times depend on things outside of his/her control and
outside of the employer's control |
YMAR-13000-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Marriage |
UNTIL ([(loop)] == [PARTNERS_COUNT])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Spouse/partner loop
YMAR-13100 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[LOSTMARRIAGEDATE] == 1
COMMENT: A missing marriage date needs to be collected
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-13150
YMAR-13150 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In a previous interview, you reported being married to
[LOSTSPOUSENAME]. Unfortunately, we did not collect complete information from
you about that marriage. Could you tell me the month and year that you legally
married [LOSTSPOUSENAME] for the first time?
YMAR-13200 [] |
Section: Marriage |
[LOSTDIVORCEDATE] == 1
COMMENT: A missing divorce date needs to be collected
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YMAR-13250
YMAR-13250 [] |
Section: Marriage |
In a previous interview, you talked about becoming
divorced from [LOSTDIVSPOUSENAME]. Unfortunately, we did not collect complete
information from you about that change in your marital status. Could you tell me
the month and year that you obtained your divorce from
[LOSTDIVSPOUSENAME]?
YFER-SAQ2-PRISONCHECK [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PRISONSECURE]==1
COMMENT: R's interview is in insecure prison environment
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-050
YFER-BCINTRO [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now I'd like to ask you some questions about your use of
birth control. In order to collect information about birth control I will also
ask about your sexual activity.
YFER-SAQ2-306A [] |
Section: Fertility |
Have you had sexual intercourse in the past 12
months?
YFER-SAQ2-309M [] |
Section: Fertility |
Thinking about all the times that you have had sexual
intercourse in the past 12 months, about what percent of the time, from 0 to
100, have you or your sexual partner or partners used a condom or female
condom?
YFER-SAQ2-311 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Thinking about ALL THE
TIMES that you have had sexual intercourse in the past 12 months,
about what percent of the time, from 0 to 100, have you or your sexual partner
or partners used any method of birth control, including a condom, female condom
or surgical sterilization?
YFER-SAQ2-311AA [] |
Section: Fertility |
Still thinking about birth control you used within the
past 12 months, did you use any of these methods WITHDRAWAL (PULLING OUT) or
RHYTHM (SAFE TIME) either with or without a condom or female condom?
YFER-SAQ2-311AB [] |
Section: Fertility |
Still thinking about birth control you used within the
past 12 months, did you use any of these methods SPERMICIDE (FOAM, GEL, JELLY,
CREME, SPONGE OR SUPPOSITORIES), DIAPHRAGM (WITH OR WITHOUT GEL), IUD
(INTRAUTERINE DEVICE), MORNING AFTER PILL , or BIRTH CONTROL PILLS either with
or without a condom or female condom?
YFER-SAQ2-311AC [] |
Section: Fertility |
Within the past 12 months, did you use any of these
methods, depo-provera or injectables, norplant, patch (ortho evra) or ring (nuva
ring), cap (femcap) or shield (lea's shield), or surgical sterilization
(vasectomy or tubal ligation), either with or without a condom or female
condom?
YFER-CHECK_BC [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-SAQ2-311AA] ==0 && [YFER-SAQ2-311AB]==0
&& [YFER-SAQ2-311AC]==0
COMMENT: R did not report birth control use in previous questions
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-312A
YFER-SAQ2-311BB [] |
Section: Fertility |
Still thinking about birth control you used within the
past 12 months, which one of these methods did you or your partner use most
often, either with or without a condom or female condom? I will read a list of
methods. Please stop me when I read the method you or your partners used most
often. After I've finished if you'd like me to read the list again, please let
me know.
|
3 WITHDRAWAL
(PULLING OUT) |
|
5 RHYTHM (SAFE
TIME) |
|
2 SPERMICIDE
(FOAM, GEL, JELLY, CREME, SPONGE OR SUPPOSITORIES) |
|
4 DIAPHRAGM
(WITH OR WITHOUT GEL) |
|
7 IUD
(INTRAUTERINE DEVICE) |
|
11 MORNING
AFTER PILL |
|
6 BIRTH CONTROL
PILLS |
|
8 DEPO-PROVERA
OR INJECTABLES |
|
10 NORPLANT |
|
13 PATCH (ORTHO
EVRA) OR RING (NUVA RING) |
|
14 CAP (FEMCAP)
OR SHIELD (LEA'S SHIELD) |
|
15 HAD
VASECTOMY OR TUBAL LIGATION |
|
12 NONE OF
THESE METHODS |
YFER-SEX_CHECK [] |
Section: Fertility |
[KEY_SEX]==1
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YFER-STERMALE
YFER-STERMALE [] |
Section: Fertility |
Have you had a vasectomy?
YFER-STERFEMALE [] |
Section: Fertility |
Have you had a tubal ligation or hysterectomy?
YFER-SAQ2-312A [] |
Section: Fertility |
Thinking only of the last 4 weeks, About how many times
have you had sex with a partner?
Enter number:
YFER-SAQ2-313 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[KEY_SEX] == 2
COMMENT: R is female
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-313C
YFER-SAQ2-313C [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PREV_YSAQ-314] < 0
COMMENT: R answered refused/don't know ever pregnant by DLI - R is going
through questions for first time
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YFER-SAQ2-314
YFER-SAQ2-314 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Have you ever been pregnant? (Consider all pregnancies
even if no child was born).
YFER-SAQ2-314C [] |
Section: Fertility |
Have you been pregnant since the last interview?
(Consider all pregnancies, even if no child was born, as well as any pregnancy
that was current at the time of the last interview).
YFER-SAQ2-315 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Are you pregnant now?
YFER-SAQ2-316 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How many weeks along are you in your
pregnancy?
If Answer >= 1 AND Answer <= 40 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-321C
YFER-SAQ2-317 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What month did your most recent period begin?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YFER-SAQ2-318 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What day did your most recent period begin?
YFER-SAQ2-319 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What year did your most recent period begin?
YFER-SAQ2-320 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-SAQ2-317] == -2 || [YFER-SAQ2-318] == -2
COMMENT: R did not know month, day or year first menstrual cycle
began
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-321
YFER-SAQ2-320B [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-SAQ2-319~Y] == -2
COMMENT: R did not know month, day or year first menstrual cycle
began
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-321
YFER-SAQ2-321 [] |
Section: Fertility |
About how many weeks ago did your most recent period
begin?
YFER-SAQ2-321C [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PREV_YSAQ-314] < 0
COMMENT: R is going through questions for first time
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-322
YFER-SAQ2-322 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Not counting a current pregnancy, how many times have you
been pregnant? (Please include pregnancies that did not result in live
births.)
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-050
YFER-SAQ2-324 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now we would like to know about the outcomes of your
previous pregnancies. How many of your pregnancies have resulted in children
born alive to you?
YFER-SAQ2-326 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How many of your pregnancies were not live births, that
is, they ended in a stillbirth, a miscarriage or an abortion?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YFER-050
YFER-SAQ2-326C [] |
Section: Fertility |
Not counting a current pregnancy, how many times have you
been pregnant since the last interview date on [LINTDATE~X]? (Please include
pregnancies that did not result in live births, as well as a pregnancy that was
current at the time of the last interview.)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-326DIf Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-339
YFER-SAQ2-326D [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now we would like to know about the outcomes of your
previous pregnancies since the last interview. How many of these pregnancies
have resulted in children born alive to you?
YFER-SAQ2-326F [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since the last interview, how many of your pregnancies
were not live births, that is, they ended in a stillbirth, a miscarriage or an
abortion?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= 0 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-339
YFER-SAQ2-327-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Pregnancy loop
YFER-SAQ2-328 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[not live birth(s)] == 1
COMMENT: this is the first time through the loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-329
YFER-SAQ2-329 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In which month did you have the first stillbirth,
miscarriage or abortion, that is, when did the pregnancy end?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YFER-SAQ2-330 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In which year did you have the first stillbirth,
miscarriage or abortion, that is, when did the pregnancy end?
YFER-SAQ2-331 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PREGMONTHEND([not live birth(s)])] == -2
COMMENT: R did not know month pregnancy ended
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-335
YFER-SAQ2-331A [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PREGYEAREND([not live birth(s)])~Y] == -2
COMMENT: R did not know year pregnancy ended
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-335
YFER-SAQ2-332 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In which month did you have the next stillbirth,
miscarriage or abortion, that is, when did the pregnancy end?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YFER-SAQ2-333 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In what year did you have the next stillbirth,
miscarriage or abortion, that is, when did the pregnancy end?
YFER-SAQ2-334 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PREGMONTHEND([not live birth(s)])] == -2
COMMENT: Month of pregnancy ended is don't know
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-335
YFER-SAQ2-334B [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PREGYEAREND([not live birth(s)])~Y] == -2
COMMENT: year pregnancy ended is don't know
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-335
YFER-SAQ2-335 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How old were you when the stillbirth, miscarriage or
abortion occurred?
YFER-SAQ2-336 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How many months pregnant were you at the time the
pregnancy ended?
YFER-SAQ-337 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What was the outcome of the pregnancy? Was it
a
|
- STILLBIRTH |
|
- MISCARRIAGE |
|
- ABORTION |
YFER-SAQ2-338-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([not live birth(s)] == [not live
birth])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Pregnancy loop
YFER-SAQ2-339 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[KEY_SEX] == 1
COMMENT: R is male
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-339A
YFER-SAQ2-339A [] |
Section: Fertility |
[PREV_YSAQ-340] < 0
COMMENT: R is male and going through pregnancy questions for the first
time
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-340
YFER-SAQ2-340 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Have you ever gotten someone pregnant?
YFER-SAQ2-340C [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since the last interview, have you gotten someone
pregnant or found out that you've gotten someone pregnant?
YFER-SAQ2-341 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How old were you the first time you got someone
pregnant?
YFER-SAQ2-342 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Is anyone currently pregnant with your child?
YFER-SAQ2-343 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Not counting any current pregnancies, how many different
women have you gotten pregnant in total?
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-050
YFER-SAQ2-344 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Counting all of the pregnancies these women have had by
you, but not counting current pregnancies, how many pregnancies in total have
there been?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YFER-SAQ2-345If Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-050
YFER-SAQ2-345 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How many of these pregnancies led to a live
birth?
YFER-SAQ2-346 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How many of these pregnancies ended in
abortion?
YFER-050 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now we would like to ask you about any biological or
adopted children you might have.
Default Next: |
YFER-103B |
Lead-In: |
YFER-SAQ2-PRISONCHECK [1:1],
YFER-SAQ2-306A [0:0],
YFER-SAQ2-322 [0:0],
YFER-SAQ2-326 [-2:0],
YFER-SAQ2-343 [0:0],
YFER-SAQ2-344 [0:0],
YFER-SAQ2-314 [Default],
YFER-SAQ2-314C [Default],
YFER-SAQ2-339 [Default],
YFER-SAQ2-340 [Default],
YFER-SAQ2-340C [Default],
YFER-SAQ2-346 [Default] |
YFER-103B [] |
Section: Fertility |
[HHIBIOADOPT_COUNT] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one bio or adoptive child on HH roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-104B
YFER-104B [] |
Section: Fertility |
[NONHHIBIOADOPT_COUNT] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one bio or adoptive child on nonres
roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-255
YFER-255 [] |
Section: Fertility |
RECCOUNT ([TOTBIOACHILDUPD])
COMMENT: Xfer out bio and adoptive children from edit roster
If
Answer >= 0 AND Answer <= 1 Then Go To YFER-5300
YFER-600-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
YFER-700 [] |
Section: Fertility |
(FOR EACH CHILD, READ:)
Our records show that (CHILD) is a
(1=MALE,2=FEMALE) and was born on (BIRTHDATE).
(INTERVIEWER:
IF ALL INFO CORRECT, SELECT THE CIRCLE NEXT TO THE FIRST ROSTER LINE AND PRESS
<SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>. IF THERE IS ANY INCORRECT INFORMATION OR THE ENTRY
NEEDS TO BE DELETED, SELECT THE CIRCLE NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE CHILD AND PRESS
<SUBMIT> TO CORRECT OR DELETE INFO FOR THAT CHILD.)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1845-LOOP-END
YFER-800 [] |
Section: Fertility |
(INTERVIEWER: MARK INFORMATION
THAT IS INCORRECT. IF NECESSARY PROBE:)
Is [totbioachildupd_name([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])]'s name
correct?
Is
[totbioachildupd_name([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])]'s sex correct?
(GENDER=[totbioachildupd_sex([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])])
Is
[totbioachildupd_name([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])]'s birthdate
correct?
(BIRTHDATE=[totbioachildupd_bdate([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])~X])
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 Name |
|
2 Birthdate |
|
3 Sex |
|
4 Delete from
roster |
YFER-900 [] |
Section: Fertility |
INSELECTION ([YFER-800([loop])],1)
COMMENT: Bio and Adoptive child's name was incorrect.
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1000
YFER-1000 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is the correct name and spelling for
[totbioachildupd_name([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])]?
(INTERVIEWER: RECORD CORRECT NAME AND/OR
SPELLING.)
YFER-1200 [] |
Section: Fertility |
INSELECTION ([YFER-800([loop])],2)
COMMENT: Bio or Adoptive child's birthdate was incorrect.
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1300
YFER-1300 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is the correct birthdate for
[totbioachildupdx_name([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])]?
(INTERVIEWER: RECORD CORRECTED BIRTHDATE.)
YFER-1500 [] |
Section: Fertility |
INSELECTION ([YFER-800([loop])],3)
COMMENT: Bio and Adoptive child's sex was incorrect.
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1600
YFER-1600 [] |
Section: Fertility |
(INTERVIEWER: IF NOT OBVIOUS,
ASK:) What is the correct sex of
[totbioachildupdx_name([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])]?
(INTERVIEWER: RECORD CORRECTED GENDER.)
YFER-1810 [] |
Section: Fertility |
INSELECTION ([YFER-800([loop])],4)
COMMENT: Bio and Adoptive child needs to be deleted from the roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1820
YFER-1820 [] |
Section: Fertility |
(INTERVIEWER: ARE YOU SURE THAT
YOU WANT TO DELETE
[totbioachildupdx_name([totbioachildupd_line([loop])])]?)
YFER-1845-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([totbioachildupd_line([loop])]==1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Biological and Adoptive children
YFER-1848BB [] |
Section: Fertility |
RECCOUNT ([TOTBIOADOPTCHILDUPD2])
COMMENT: Xfer out bio and adoptive children from edit roster
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-5300
YFER-1849-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Biological and Adoptive children
YFER-1849G [] |
Section: Fertility |
([child is deceased([biological and adopted children
loop])]=="Y") || ([child is deceased([biological and adopted children
loop])]=="y")
COMMENT: the child is deceased
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YFER-1860
YFER-1850 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Does [name([biological and adopted children loop])] live
primarily with you or somewhere else?
(INTERVIEWER: IF [name([biological and adopted children loop])]
is living with both biological parents, select the first
category.)
|
1 RESIDES WITH
RESPONDENT ALL THE TIME |
|
2 RESIDES WITH
OTHER BIO-PARENT ALL THE TIME |
|
3 GIVEN UP FOR
ADOPTION |
|
4 CHILD LIVES
WITH NON-RELATIVE |
|
5 INSTITUTIONALIZED (EG. HOSPITAL) |
|
6 CHILD LIVES
PART-TIME WITH R AND PART-TIME WITH OTHER BIO PARENT |
|
7 CHILD LIVES
PART-TIME WITH R AND PART-TIME WITH SOMEONE ELSE |
|
8 CHILD IS AWAY
AT SCHOOL |
|
9 CHILD IS
DECEASED ...(Go To YFER-1860) |
|
11 CHILD LIVES
WITH OTHER RELATIVE |
|
10 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YFER-1851 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[TOTBIOADOPTCHILDUPD2.WEIGHTRPT([biological and adopted
children loop])]==1
COMMENT: R's birth weight needs to be collected
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1852B
YFER-1852B [] |
Section: Fertility |
What was [name([biological and adopted children loop])]'s
weight at birth?
YFER-1852C [] |
Section: Fertility |
YFER-1855 [] |
Section: Fertility |
([YFER-1850([biological and adopted children
loop])])
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1858If Answer >= 6 AND Answer <= 7 Then Go To YFER-1858
YFER-1858 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [lintdate~X] has there been a continuous period of
one month or more when you and [name([biological and adopted children loop])]
lived in different places?
YFER-1859 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [lintdate~X], what months have you lived with your
child at least some of the time?
(SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.)
YFER-1860 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In what month and year did [name([biological and adopted
children loop])]
die?
YFER-1871 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [lintdate~X], have you lived with [name([biological
and adopted children loop])] for a period of one month or more?
YFER-1872 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [lintdate~X], what months have you lived with your
child?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
YFER-1880 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-1850([biological and adopted children
loop])]==3
COMMENT: child has been given up for adoption
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YFER-1900-LOOP-END
YFER-1890 [] |
Section: Fertility |
([YFER-1850([biological and adopted children loop])]==4
|| [YFER-1850([biological and adopted children loop])]==5 ||
[YFER-1850([biological and adopted children loop])]==11)
COMMENT: the child is in foster care
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YFER-1895
YFER-1891 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-1850([biological and adopted children
loop])]==2
COMMENT: the child resides with the other bio-parent
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-1895C
YFER-1895 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Are you still legally responsible for [name([biological
and adopted children loop])], or have your parental rights and responsibilities
been terminated?
|
1 R still
parent |
|
2 R's right
terminated |
|
3 R never had
rights |
YFER-1895B [] |
Section: Fertility |
Compared to other children the same age, does
[name([biological and adopted children loop])] have a physical, emotional, or
mental condition that demands a lot of your attention and makes it hard for you
to go to school or work?
YFER-1895C [] |
Section: Fertility |
Compared to other children the same age, does
[name([biological and adopted children loop])] have a physical, emotional, or
mental condition that demands a lot of attention and makes it hard for [his/her]
parents to go to school or work?
YFER-1895DFH [] |
Section: Fertility |
Compared to other children the same age, does
[name([biological and adopted children loop])] have a physical, emotional, or
mental condition that limits or prevents [his/her] ability to ...
|
- ...attend school
regularly |
|
- ...do regular work |
|
- ...do usual childhood
activities such as play, or participate in games or
sports |
YFER-1900-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([biological and adopted children
loop]==[totbioadoptchildupd2_count])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Biological and adoptive children
YFER-5300 [] |
Section: Fertility |
(Aside from the child/children we just discussed), have
you had or adopted any children since [lintdate~X]? Please include any children
that may have been put up for adoption, or that you no longer have any
connection with.
YFER-4810-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT ([loop])
COMMENT: Information on new biological and adoptive children
YFER-5500 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is this child's first and last name?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YFER-5600
YFER-5600 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is [child name([loop])]'s birthdate?
YFER-5650 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What was [child name([loop])]'s weight at
birth?
YFER-5660 [] |
Section: Fertility |
YFER-5700 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is [child name([loop])]'s sex?
YFER-5850 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is your relationship to this child? Are you
[his/her] biological or adopted parent?
YFER-5854 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How did you come to adopt
[child
name([loop])]?
|
1 Child was my
younger sibling |
|
2 Child was my
niece or nephew |
|
3 My spouse or
partner is the child's parent |
|
4 I adopted my
foster child |
|
5 I adopted
directly from a family I knew previously |
|
6 I adopted
directly from a family I met through the adoption |
|
7 I adopted a
U.S. child through an agency |
|
8 I adopted an
international child through an agency |
|
9 I adopted
through another situation |
YFER-5900 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Does [child name([loop])] live primarily with you or
somewhere else?
(INTERVIEWER: IF [child
name([loop])] is living with both biological parents, select the first
category.)
|
1 RESIDES WITH
RESPONDENT ALL THE TIME |
|
2 RESIDES WITH
OTHER BIO-PARENT ALL THE TIME |
|
3 GIVEN UP FOR
ADOPTION ...(Go To YFER-5913) |
|
4 CHILD LIVES
WITH NON-RELATIVE |
|
5 INSTITUTIONALIZED (EG. HOSPITAL) |
|
6 CHILD LIVES
PART-TIME WITH R AND PART-TIME WITH OTHER BIO PARENT |
|
7 CHILD LIVES
PART-TIME WITH R AND PART-TIME WITH SOMEONE ELSE |
|
8 CHILD IS AWAY
AT SCHOOL |
|
9 CHILD IS
DECEASED ...(Go To YFER-6000) |
|
11 CHILD LIVES
WITH OTHER RELATIVE |
|
10 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YFER-5913 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-5900([loop])]
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-5958If Answer >= 6 AND Answer <= 7 Then Go To YFER-5958
YFER-5958 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [newbioadoptchild_bdatetextsub([loop])~X] has there
been a continuous period of one month or more when you and [child name([loop])]
lived in different places?
YFER-5959 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [newbioadoptchild_bdatetextsub([loop])~X], what
months have you lived with your child at least some of the time?
(SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.)
YFER-6000 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In what month and year did the child die?
YFER-6071 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [NEWBIOADOPTCHILD_BDATETEXTSUB([loop])~X], have you
lived with [child name([loop])] for a period of one month or more?
YFER-6072 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [NEWBIOADOPTCHILD_BDATETEXTSUB([loop])~X], what
months have you lived with your child?
(SELECT
ALL THAT APPLY.)
YFER-6075 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[newbioadoptchild_res([loop])] ==3
COMMENT: Bio or adopted child has been given for adoption
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-6900
YFER-6080 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-5900([loop])]==4 || [YFER-5900([loop])]==5 ||
[YFER-5900([loop])]==11
COMMENT: the child is in foster care
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YFER-6100
YFER-6081 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[NEWBIOADOPTCHILD_RES([loop])]==2
COMMENT: the child resides with the other bio-parent
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-6106B
YFER-6100 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Are you still legally responsible for [child
name([loop])], or have your parental rights and responsibilities been
terminated?
|
1 R STILL
PARENT ...(Go To YFER-6106) |
|
2 R'S RIGHTS
TERMINATED |
|
3 R NEVER HAD
PARENTAL RIGHTS |
YFER-6106 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Compared to other children the same age, does [child
name([loop])] have a physical, emotional, or mental condition that demands a lot
of your attention and makes it hard for you to go to school or work?
YFER-6106B [] |
Section: Fertility |
Compared to other children the same age, does [child
name([loop])] have a physical, emotional, or mental condition that demands a lot
of attention and makes it hard for [his/her] parents to go to school or
work?
YFER-6107 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Compared to other children the same age, does [child
name([loop])] have a physical, emotional, or mental condition that limits or
prevents [his/her] ability to ...
|
- ...attend school
regularly |
|
- ...do regular work |
|
- ...do usual childhood
activities such as play, or participate in games or
sports |
YFER-6108 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How old was [child name([loop])] when this condition was
first noticed?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER 0 YEARS IF
CONDITION WAS NOTICED PRIOR TO CHILD'S FIRST BIRTHDAY.
YFER-6900 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Are there any other children you have had, adopted, or
learned about since [lintdate~X] that we haven't talked about yet?
FOR MALE RESPONDENTS ONLY: This could include children you
only learned about after they were born.
YFER-4860-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([newbioadoptchild_loopagain([loop])] <
1)
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Information on new biological and
adoptive children
YFER-FERTEXP-CHECK [] |
Section: Fertility |
[current survey round]==17 || [current survey round]==19
|| [current survey round]==21
COMMENT: This is round 17, 19, or 21
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YFER-4861
YFER-4861 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In five years, what is the percent chance that you will
have (a/another) child?
YFER-4862 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now looking across your entire life, what is the percent
chance that you will ever have (any/any more) children?
YFER-4863 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Altogether, how many (more) children do you expect to
have?
YFER-4863B [] |
Section: Fertility |
[KEY_SEX]==2
COMMENT: R is female
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4864
YFER-4864 [] |
Section: Fertility |
The next two questions are about your biological
ability to have a child. In answering these questions, please imagine
that you wanted to have a child. Suppose you
started to have unprotected intercourse today, what is the percent chance you would have a
child within the next two years?
INTERVIEWER: IF
R ANSWERS THAT A CHILD IS NOT WANTED WITHIN 2 YEARS, ASK R TO FOCUS ON HER
BIOLOGICAL ABILITY TO HAVE CHILDREN.
YFER-4864B [] |
Section: Fertility |
Suppose you started having unprotected intercourse
5 years from now, what is the percent chance
you would have a child within two years of starting to try?
INTERVIEWER: ENTER 0 IF RESPONDENT VOLUNTEERS THAT HE OR SHE HAS
ONLY SAME SEX PARTNERS.
INTERVIEWER:
IF R ANSWERS THAT A CHILD IS NOT WANTED WITHIN THIS TIME FRAME, ASK R TO FOCUS
ON HER BIOLOGICAL ABILITY TO HAVE CHILDREN.
YFER-4874 [] |
Section: Fertility |
VAREXIST ([oldbioachildnonreslive_count])
COMMENT: pre-existing living non-resident biochildren are present
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4910
YFER-4910 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[oldbioachildnonreslive_count] > 0
COMMENT: pre-existing living non-resident biochildren are present
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4920-LOOP-BEGIN
YFER-4920-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
YFER-4921 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[HHIFINAL_COUNT] > 0
COMMENT: there are people on the household roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4925A-LOOP-END
YFER-4925A-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop] ==
[oldbioachildnonreslive_count])
COMMENT: Loop through all members of the oldbioachildnonreslive roster
YFER-4925C [] |
Section: Fertility |
RECCOUNT ([HHIBIOADOPTCHILDPARENT])
COMMENT: get rid of blank roster lines
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YFER-4925QA-LOOP-BEGIN
YFER-4925E1-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
YFER-4925E2 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[hhifinal_count] > 0
COMMENT: there are people on the household roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4925QA-LOOP-END
YFER-4925QA-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop] ==
[oldbioachildnonreslive_count])
COMMENT: Loop through all members of the oldbioachildnonreslive roster
YFER-4925QA-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
YFER-4925QAA [] |
Section: Fertility |
[nonhhi_fertfinal] > 0
COMMENT: there are people on the nonresident roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4925QDBA-LOOP-END
YFER-4925QDBA-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop] ==
[oldbioachildnonreslive_count])
COMMENT: Loop through all members of the oldbioachildnonreslive roster
YFER-4925QBF [] |
Section: Fertility |
RECCOUNT ([NONHHIBIOADOPTCHILDPARENT])
COMMENT: get rid of blank roster lines
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YFER-4929HADB
YFER-4925RA-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
YFER-4925RB [] |
Section: Fertility |
[nonhhifinal_count] > 0
COMMENT: there are people on the household roster
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4925ZBA-LOOP-END
YFER-4925ZBA-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop] ==
[oldbioachildnonreslive_count])
COMMENT: Loop through all members of the oldbioachildnonreslive roster
YFER-4929HADB [] |
Section: Fertility |
RECCOUNT ([BIOADOPTCHILDPARENT])
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-4929HNA
YFER-4929HNA [] |
Section: Fertility |
[current survey round] == 17
COMMENT: this is round 17
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YFER-4929NXX
YFER-4929NXX [] |
Section: Fertility |
VAREXIST ([BIOADOPTCHILDPARENT_NAME])
COMMENT: get kids from the Nonres roster
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YFER-5032
YFER-4929NX [] |
Section: Fertility |
ALEN ([BIOADOPTCHILDPARENT_NAME])
COMMENT: get kids from the Nonres roster
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YFER-5032
YFER-4929O [] |
Section: Fertility |
These next questions are about each child's
[bioadoptchildparent_mother_father]. Let's begin with
[bioadoptchildparent_name(1)], the [bioadoptchildparent_mother_father]
of
[bioadoptchildparent_childname1(1)]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname2(1)]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname3(1)]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname4(1)]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname5(1)]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname6(1)]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname7(1)]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname8(1)]
YFER-4929P-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
COMMENT: loop through BIOADOPTCHILDPARENT roster
YFER-4929Q [] |
Section: Fertility |
[loop] ==1
COMMENT: this is the first time through the loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-4940
YFER-4930 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now let's talk about [bioadoptchildparent_name([loop])],
the [bioadoptchildparent_mother_father]
of
[bioadoptchildparent_childname1([loop])]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname2([loop])]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname3([loop])]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname4([loop])]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname5([loop])]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname6([loop])]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname7([loop])]
[bioadoptchildparent_childname8([loop])]
YFER-4940 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Is [he/she] currently enrolled in school?
YFER-4950 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Is [he/she] currently working for pay?
YFER-4960 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Is [he/she] currently receiving welfare or some type of
government assistance?
YFER-4970 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is your best estimate of [her/his] current monthly
income from all sources, but not including any money that you may be giving
[her/him] to help with child-related expenses?
YFER-4971 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is the current legal marital status of
[bioadoptchildparent_name([loop])]?
|
0 Never-married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
|
4 Widowed |
YFER-4972 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Does [bioadoptchildparent_name([loop])] have any other
biological children, of whom you are not the mother or father?
YFER-5020-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop] == [bioadoptchildparent_count])
YFER-5032 [] |
Section: Fertility |
VAREXIST ([oldbioachildnonreslive_count])
COMMENT: pre-existing living non-resident biological or adopted children are
present
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-5033
YFER-5033 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[oldbioachildnonreslive_count] > 0
COMMENT: pre-existing living non-resident biological or adopted children are
present
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-5034
YFER-5034 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Let's talk about your children that you told me about
before today. We'll start with [name of child(1)].
YFER-5035-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
COMMENT: loop through OLDBIOACHILDNONRES roster
YFER-5037 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[loop] == 1
COMMENT: this is the first time through the loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-5040
YFER-5038 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now let's talk about [name of child([loop])].
YFER-5040 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In what month and year did you last see [name of
child([loop])]?
YFER-5045 [] |
Section: Fertility |
([oldbioachildnonreslivesee_date([loop])~Y] >
[lintdate~Y]) || (([oldbioachildnonreslivesee_date([loop])~Y] == [lintdate~Y])
&& ([oldbioachildnonreslivesee_date([loop])~M] >=
[lintdate~M]))
COMMENT: R has seen the child since the date of last interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-5050
YFER-5050 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Since [lintdate~X] about how often have you seen [name of
child([loop])]? Is it...
|
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 a
year |
|
6 2-6 times a
year |
|
7 Once a
year |
|
8 Never |
YFER-5060 [] |
Section: Fertility |
About how many miles from you does [name of
child([loop])] live?
ASK R FOR BEST GUESS IF R
DOES NOT KNOW EXACT MILEAGE.
YFER-5070 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Do you live in the same state or a different state as
[name of child([loop])]?
|
1 SAME
STATE |
|
2 DIFFERENT
STATE ...(Go To YFER-5075) |
YFER-5075 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What state does [name of child([loop])] live
in?
|
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 |
|
60 AMERICAN
SAMOA |
61 CANAL
ZONE |
62 CANTON AND
ENDERBURY ISLANDS |
|
66 GUAM |
67 JOHNSTON
ATOLL |
71 MIDWAY
ISLANDS |
|
72 PUERTO
RICO |
73 RYUKYU
ISLANDS, SOUTHERN |
74 SWAN
ISLANDS |
|
75 TRUST
TERRITORIES OF PACIFIC |
76 U.S.
MISCELLANEOUS CARIBBEAN |
77 U.S.
MISCELLANEOUS PACIFIC ISLANDS |
|
78 VIRGIN
ISLANDS |
79 WAKE
ISLAND |
0 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YFER-5280B-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop] ==
[oldbioachildnonreslive_count])
YFER-7081 [] |
Section: Fertility |
VAREXIST ([ALLNEWBIOKIDSLIVETEMP_NAME])
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-15005
YFER-7082 [] |
Section: Fertility |
ALEN ([ALLNEWBIOKIDSLIVETEMP_NAME])
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-15005
YFER-7800 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[allnewbiokidslive_count] > 0
COMMENT: There is at least one new child to ask about
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-7900
YFER-7900 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now, I will ask you about the other parent of each new
biological child that you told me about earlier.
INTERVIEWER: PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE> TO
CONTINUE.
YFER-3006C-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Loop through all of the new biological children on the roster
YFER-8400 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Please select the other biological parent of [child
name([loop through new biological kids])]'s from this list.
(INTERVIEWER:
IF NAME IS NOT ON THE LIST SELECT "ADD A NEW NAME" AND PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE> . OTHERWISE SELECT NAME AND PRESS <SUBMIT AND
CONTINUE>.
IF RESPONDENT SAYS "DON'T
KNOW" OR "REFUSE", PLEASE SELECT THE "ADD A NEW NAME" OPTION AND THEN TYPE "NAME
UNKNOWN" OR "NAME REFUSED" IN THE NEXT QUESTION.
IF
R VOLUNTEERS THAT THE OTHER PARENT IS A SPERM OR EGG DONOR, PLEASE SELECT THAT
OPTION AND PRESS <SUBMIT AND CONTINUE>.)
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-8500
YFER-8500 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Who is [child name([loop through new biological kids])]'s
other parent?
YFER-3006F-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop through new biological kids] >=
[allnewbiokidslive_count])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Name of other parent of child
YFER-8720 [] |
Section: Fertility |
XFER OUT [PARENTS3] FIELDS NAME=[parent name],
FLAG=[PARENTS3_FLAG], OLDEST=[PARENTS3_OLDEST], CHECK=[PARENTS3_CHECK],
UID=[PARENTS3_UID]
COMMENT: Xfer out the information about parent to save arrays
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-15005
YFER-8722 [] |
Section: Fertility |
RECCOUNT ([PARENTS3])
COMMENT: Xfer out the information about parent to save arrays
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-15005
YFER-3007-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Information on other parent of child
YFER-3007AX [] |
Section: Fertility |
[parents3_check([loop for added children])]
==2
COMMENT: There is already information for this parent
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YFER-11405
YFER-11405 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Is [parent name([loop for added children])] Hispanic,
Latino, or of Spanish origin?
YFER-11400 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Which of the following is [parent name([loop for added
children])]?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 White |
|
2 Black or
African American |
|
3 Asian |
|
4 Native
Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander |
|
5 American
Indian or Alaska Native |
|
6 OTHER?
(SPECIFY) |
|
7 DO NOT READ
ALOUD: HISPANIC/LATINO |
YFER-11406 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is the current legal marital status of [parent
name([loop for added children])]?
|
0 Never-married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
|
4 Widowed |
YFER-11409 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Are you the parent of all of [parent name([loop for added
children])]'s children?
YFER-11500 [] |
Section: Fertility |
The next few questions are about [parent name([loop for
added children])] at the time [you/she] became pregnant
with [parents3_oldest([loop for added children])]. Please remember to
think about that time, not the present, in
answering my next few questions.
How old was [parent name([loop for added
children])] at that time?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YFER-11600
YFER-11600 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is your best guess? [Was he/she]?
|
1 17 or
younger? |
|
2 18 to
19? |
|
3 20 to
24? |
|
4 25 to
40? |
|
5 older than
40? |
YFER-11700 [] |
Section: Fertility |
At that time was [parent name([loop for added
children])]
. . .enrolled in school?
YFER-11800 [] |
Section: Fertility |
. . .working for pay?
YFER-11900 [] |
Section: Fertility |
. . .receiving welfare or some type of government
assistance?
YFER-11910 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What is your best estimate of [his/her] current monthly
income at that time from all sources?
YFER-12000 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[YFER-11700([loop for added children])] ==1
COMMENT: The other bio parent was enrolled in school
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-12100
YFER-12100 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Not counting the grade [parent name([loop for added
children])] was in at that time, what was the highest grade of schooling that
[parent name([loop for added children])] COMPLETED?
|
0 None |
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 |
93 Pre-kindergarten |
|
94 Kindergarten |
95 Ungraded |
YFER-12100A [] |
Section: Fertility |
At that time, what was the highest grade of schooling
that [parent name([loop for added children])] COMPLETED?
|
0 None |
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 |
93 Pre-kindergarten |
|
94 Kindergarten |
95 Ungraded |
YFER-8900 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What was the highest educational degree/certificate that
[parent name([loop for added children])] had received at that time?
|
1 None |
|
2 GED |
|
3 High school
diploma (Regular 12 year program) |
|
4 Associate/Junior college (AA) |
|
5 Bachelor's
degree (BA, BS) |
|
6 Master's
degree (MA, MS) |
|
7 PhD |
|
8 Professional
degree (DDS, JD, MD) |
YFER-9000 [] |
Section: Fertility |
What religion did [parent name([loop for added
children])] belong to at that time?
(INTERVIEWER: IF R ANSWERS “CHRISTIAN” PROBE FOR
DENOMINATION/KIND OF CHURCH. 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-Denomiational Christian |
|
12 Other
Protestant (SPECIFY) |
|
13 Islam,
Muslim, Moslem |
|
14 Budhist |
|
15 Other
(SPECIFY) |
|
16 None |
YFER-9010 [] |
Section: Fertility |
At the time [you/she] became pregnant what was the legal
marital status of
[parent name([loop for added children])]?
|
0 Never-married |
|
1 Married |
|
2 Separated |
|
3 Divorced |
|
4 Widowed |
YFER-9020 [] |
Section: Fertility |
At the time [you/she] became pregnant did [parent
name([loop for added children])] have any other biological children, of whom you
are not the mother or father?
YFER-9030 [] |
Section: Fertility |
At the time [you/she] became pregnant, how many other
children did [parent name([loop for added children])] have of whom you are not
the mother or father?
YFER-12200 [] |
Section: Fertility |
At the time [you/she] became pregnant, what was your
relationship to one another? Were you...
|
1 Not
dating |
|
2 Dating
occasionally |
|
3 Dating
regularly |
|
4 Living
together but not married |
|
5 Married and
living together |
|
6 Married and
living apart |
|
7 Legally
separated or divorced |
|
8 Something
else? (SPECIFY) |
YFER-12300 [] |
Section: Fertility |
At the time [parents3_oldest([loop for added children])]
was born, which of these statements best describes your relationship with
[parent name([loop for added children])]...
|
1 We had not
been in contact for at least one month |
|
2 We were still
in contact but were not in a sexual relationship |
|
3 We were still
in a sexual relationship |
YFER-12410 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Think about your relationship with [parent name([loop for
added children])] now. On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 is not close at all and 10
is very close, how close do you feel towards [him/her]?
YFER-12420 [] |
Section: Fertility |
How much do you feel that [parent name([loop for added
children])] cares about you? Again, 0 means does not care at all and 10 means
cares a great deal.
YFER-12430 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Overall, what is your relationship like with [parent
name([loop for added children])]? On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 is no conflict
and 10 is a lot of conflict, how would you rate your relationship with
[him/her]?
YFER-14100-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop for added children] ==
[parents3_count])
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Information on other parent of child
YFER-15005 [] |
Section: Fertility |
RECCOUNT ([ALLNEWBIOKIDSLIVE])
If
Answer >= 1 AND Answer <= 99 Then Go To YFER-15015-LOOP-BEGIN
YFER-15015-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Fertility |
REPEAT
YFER-15015AB [] |
Section: Fertility |
[hhifinal_count] > 0
COMMENT: There are people on the HH roster
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YFER-15015MP
YFER-15015MP [] |
Section: Fertility |
[nonhhifinal_count] > 0
COMMENT: There are people on the NONHH roster
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YFER-15015N
YFER-15015N [] |
Section: Fertility |
[parent has been assigned a parent
UID([loop])]==1
COMMENT: we have already filled in the parentuid
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-15020
YFER-15020 [] |
Section: Fertility |
[allnewbiokidslive_hhflag([loop])]==5
COMMENT: the child is a non-resident
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YFER-15019
YFER-15019 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Now let's talk about [child name([loop])].
YFER-15025 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In what month and year did you last see [child
name([loop])]?
YFER-15028 [] |
Section: Fertility |
([allnewbiokidslivesee_date([loop])~Y] ==[curdate~Y]) ||
((([allnewbiokidslivesee_date([loop])~Y] + 1) == [curdate~Y]) &&
([allnewbiokidslivesee_date([loop])~M] >= [curdate~M]))
COMMENT: R has seen the child during the past twelve months
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YFER-15030
YFER-15030 [] |
Section: Fertility |
In the past 12 months, about how often have you seen
[child name([loop])]? Is it ...
(READ EACH
CATEGORY.)
|
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 a
year |
|
6 2-6 times a
year |
|
7 Once a
year |
|
8 Never |
YFER-15035 [] |
Section: Fertility |
About how many miles from you does [child name([loop])]
live?
ASK R FOR BEST GUESS IF R DOES NOT KNOW
EXACT MILEAGE
YFER-15040 [] |
Section: Fertility |
Do you live in the same state or a different state as
[child name([loop])]?
YFER-15040A [] |
Section: Fertility |
What state does [child name([loop])] live in?
|
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 |
|
60 AMERICAN
SAMOA |
61 CANAL
ZONE |
62 CANTON AND
ENDERBURY ISLANDS |
|
66 GUAM |
67 JOHNSTON
ATOLL |
71 MIDWAY
ISLANDS |
|
72 PUERTO
RICO |
73 RYUKYU
ISLANDS, SOUTHERN |
74 SWAN
ISLANDS |
|
75 TRUST
TERRITORIES OF PACIFIC |
76 U.S.
MISCELLANEOUS CARIBBEAN |
77 U.S.
MISCELLANEOUS PACIFIC ISLANDS |
|
78 VIRGIN
ISLANDS |
79 WAKE
ISLAND |
0 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YFER-15370-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Fertility |
UNTIL ([loop] == [allnewbiokidslive_count])
YCCA-010 [] |
Section: Child Care |
COUNTROSTER([HHIFINAL], "RELY", "49") +
COUNTROSTER([HHIFINAL], "RELY", "50") +
COUNTROSTER([HHIFINAL], "RELY", "51")
+ COUNTROSTER([HHIFINAL], "RELY", "52") +
COUNTROSTER([HHIFINAL], "RELY",
"53") + COUNTROSTER([HHIFINAL], "RELY", "54")
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YINC-CHECK1
YCCA-025 [] |
Section: Child Care |
VAREXIST([CHILDCAREKIDSTEMP_RELY])
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCCA-100
YCCA-100 [] |
Section: Child Care |
([ALLRESKIDS_COUNT] > 0)
COMMENT: R has resident children (biological, adopted, or step) under the age
of 7
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YCCA-200
YCCA-200 [] |
Section: Child Care |
([CHILDCAREKIDS_COUNT] > 0)
COMMENT: R has at least one child under the age of 7
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCCA-400
YCCA-400 [] |
Section: Child Care |
These next questions are about child care arrangements
you used for your child/children during a typical week in the last month. By a
typical week in the last month, I mean a week in which your schedules for work,
school, training, and child care were what you consider to be normal. I will ask
you only about the child care used while you were at work, school, or in
training.
YCCA-450 [] |
Section: Child Care |
In a typical week in the last month, how many hours did
you work for pay, attend school, attend training, or travel to work, school, or
training?
(IF R VOLUNTEERS THAT R's
CHILD/CHILDREN ARE WITH R WHILE R WORKS OR THAT CHILD/CHILDREN ARE WITH R WHILE
R COMMUTES, ASK FOR THE NUMBER OF HOURS THAT R WORKS, ATTENDS SCHOOL OR
TRAINING, OR COMMUTES AND THE CHILD/CHILDREN ARE NOT WITH
HIM/HER.)
(IF R VOLUNTEERS THAT THERE
WAS NO TYPICAL WEEK, ENTER 999)
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YINC-CHECK1
YCCA-1100A [] |
Section: Child Care |
Think about the care that you use (for all your children)
during the hours that you are at work, school, training or traveling to one of
these activities. Which of the following types of care do you use in a typical
week?
IF R VOLUNTEERS THAT CHILD IS WITH R AT
WORK, READ: I am only asking about times when
the child or children is not with you.
(SELECT ALL
THAT APPLY.)
|
1 Spousal or
Partner Care - your spouse or partner looks after a child |
|
2 Relative Care
- another relative looks after your child/children |
|
3 Sibling Care
- your child's older brother or sister looks after a younger
child/children |
|
4 Self-Care
-your child takes care of him or herself |
|
5 Non-relative
Care -a nonrelative looks after your child |
|
7 Child Care
Center - your child attends a regular pre-school, Headstart, Montessori,
day-care center, or other program other than elementary school
pre-kindergarten program |
|
8 Formal
Schooling - your child attends an elementary or middle school for
pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, or another grade |
|
9 After School
Care - your child attends a formal program for after the school
day |
YCCA-11120-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Child Care |
FOR([care selected in YCCA-1100A]=1;[care selected in
YCCA-1100A]<=9;[care selected in YCCA-1100A]=[care selected in
YCCA-1100A]+1;[YCCA-11199-LOOP-END])
YCCA-11122 [] |
Section: Child Care |
INSELECTION([YCCA-1100A],[care selected in
YCCA-1100A])
COMMENT: This type of care was selected
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YCCA-2400A
YCCA-2400A [] |
Section: Child Care |
About how much money did you pay for [set child care type
text substitutions] in a typical week? Exclude the amount that an employer,
outside agency or anyone outside of your household pays for this
child-care.
YCCA-2450A [] |
Section: Child Care |
In a typical week, how many hours total did you use [set
child care type text substitutions]? Please include any hours of [set child care
type text substitutions] used by any of your children under age 13.
YCCA-11199-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Child Care |
ENDFOR
YCCA-2500A [] |
Section: Child Care |
Does an employer, outside agency, or anyone else outside
your household pay for all or part of your child-care expenses in a typical
week?
YCCA-2600A [] |
Section: Child Care |
Who or what employer, agency, or person helps pay for all
or part of your child-care expenses in a typical week?
(SELECT
ALL THAT APPLY.)
|
1 Welfare/TANF |
|
2 Employer |
|
3 Child's
non-resident parent |
|
4 Relative of
Child |
|
5 Other |
YCCA-11210-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Child Care |
FOR([aid selected from YCCA-2600A]=1;[aid selected from
YCCA-2600A]<=5;[aid selected from YCCA-2600A]=[aid selected from
YCCA-2600A]+1;[YCCA-11299-LOOP-END])
YCCA-11212 [] |
Section: Child Care |
INSELECTION([YCCA-2600A],[aid selected from
YCCA-2600A])
COMMENT: This type of aid was selected
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YCCA-2700A
YCCA-2700A [] |
Section: Child Care |
In total, what amount does [type of child care aid] pay
in a typical week?
YCCA-11299-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Child Care |
ENDFOR
YINC-CHECK1 [] |
Section: Income |
[current survey round]==18
COMMENT: This is round 18
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YINC-500
YINC-498 [] |
Section: Income |
These next questions are about financial topics. Before
we collect details, please think in general about money issues. In the past
twelve months, have you talked with anyone about how to handle your finances --
for example, how you manage your money or whether or not to get a credit
card?
YINC-499 [] |
Section: Income |
In the past twelve months, who have you talked with about
money issues most often?
|
1 YOUR
BIOLOGICAL OR ADOPTIVE MOTHER |
|
2 YOUR
BIOLOGICAL OR ADOPTIVE FATHER |
|
3 YOUR STEP
PARENT |
|
4 YOUR BROTHER
OR SISTER |
|
5 ANOTHER
RELATIVE |
|
6 YOUR SPOUSE,
PARTNER, BOYFRIEND, OR GIRLFRIEND |
|
7 ANOTHER
FRIEND OR PERSONAL ACQUAINTANCE |
|
8 SOMEONE WITH
PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE IN THE FIELD |
|
9 SOMEONE IN A
DIFFERENT FIELD WITH WHOM YOU HAVE A PROF RELATIONSHIP E.G., PROF, CLERGY,
BOSS, CASE WRKR |
|
10 SOMEONE ELSE
(SPECIFY) |
|
11 NO
ONE |
YINC-500 [] |
Section: Income |
We now have some questions about your household's income
during the calendar year 2016. We appreciate that our questions are difficult to
answer and sometimes seem intrusive. As with other questions in this survey, we
want to reassure you that the information you provide to us is kept
confidential.
YINC-NEW1 [] |
Section: Income |
Before I ask you about the calendar year 2016, just two
questions about the previous year 2015.
During 2015, did you
receive any income from a job such as wages, salary, commissions, or
tips?
Please include any income you received from doing odd jobs, temporary
or seasonal work, and service in the military, the military reserves, or the
National Guard. Also, please be sure to include any 2015 income from the jobs
you discussed with me earlier.
YINC-NEW2 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2015, how much income did you receive from wages,
salary, commissions, or tips from all jobs, before deductions for taxes or for
anything else?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-NEW3
YINC-NEW3 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of the amount you received in
2015 in wages, salary, commissions and tips?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD: I will read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach
the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YINC-550 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD FF)
Before I ask you about the calendar year 2016, just one question
about the previous year, 2015. What was your family income from all sources in
calendar year 2015? By family, I am including you, a spouse or partner if you
had one, and anyone either of you were related to who lived in your household
that year.
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE
SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD:
I will read the categories in
order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $0 -
$5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YINC-1100 [] |
Section: Income |
[KEY_MARSTAT]==1 ||
[YOUTH_PARTNER]==1
COMMENT: R is married or living with a partner
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YINC-1300
YINC-1200 [] |
Section: Income |
Now let's start with some questions about your earnings
and income in the year 2016.
YINC-1300 [] |
Section: Income |
Now let's start with some questions about the earnings
and income [you/you and your spouse/you and your partner] received during 2016.
I'll ask you first about your earnings and
business income and then the earnings and business income of your
[spouse/partner].
YINC-1400 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, did you
receive any income from a job such as wages, salary, commissions, or
tips?
Please include any income you received from doing odd jobs, temporary
or seasonal work, and service in the military, the military reserves, or the
National Guard. Also, please be sure to include any 2016 income from the jobs
you discussed with me earlier.
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YINC-1600If Answer = -1 Then Go To YINC-1600
YINC-1600 [] |
Section: Income |
I know some questions are difficult to answer and
sometimes seem intrusive. As I said before, the information you provide to us is
kept confidential. During 2016, did you have any income from odd jobs,
self-employment or employee-type jobs?
YINC-1700 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, how much income did you receive from wages,
salary, commissions, or tips from all jobs, before deductions for taxes or for
anything else?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-1800
YINC-1800 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of the amount you received in
2016 in wages, salary, commissions and tips?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD: I will read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach
the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YINC-2000 [] |
Section: Income |
(Excluding any income you already have mentioned) During
2016, did you receive any money in income from your own farm, business,
partnership, or professional practice?
YINC-2100 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, how much income did you receive from your
own farm, business, partnership or professional practice AFTER
EXPENSES?
(IF RESPONDENT LOST MONEY
ON OWN FARM, BUSINESS, ETC. AFTER EXPENSES ENTER NEGATIVE
VALUE)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-2200
YINC-2200 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
EE)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that corresponds to the range that includes the amount of
income you received in 2016 from your own farm, business, partnership or
professional practice after expenses?
(IF THIS
IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD: I will read
the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A.
LOST/WOULD LOSE MONEY |
|
2 B. $1
- $5,000 |
|
3 C. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
4 D. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
5 E. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
6 F. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
7 G.
$100,001 - $250,000 |
|
8 H. More
than $250,000 |
YINC-2250 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, did you receive any income from Worker's
Compensation?
YINC-2260 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, how much income did you receive from
Worker's Compensation?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-2270
YINC-2270 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter for the range that best describes the amount of income you received in
2016 from Worker's Compensation?
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YINC-2350 [] |
Section: Income |
Were you married or in a marriage-like relationship at
any time during 2016?
Remember that for this survey, a marriage-like
relationship is defined as a sexual relationship in which partners establish one
household and live together for a period of at least three months. Please
include any marriages or marriage-like relationships during 2016 that you may
have already told me about during this interview.
YINC-2400 [] |
Section: Income |
Now I would like to ask about the earnings and business
income of your [spouse/partner]. During 2016, did your [spouse/partner] receive
any income from a job such as wages, salary, commissions, or tips?
Please
include any income your [spouse/partner] received from doing odd jobs, temporary
or seasonal work, and service in the military, the military reserves or the
National Guard.
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YINC-2900If Answer = -1 Then Go To YINC-2500
YINC-2500 [] |
Section: Income |
Please remember that the information you provide to us
about yourself and your [spouse/partner] is kept strictly confidential. Did your
[spouse/partner] have any income from any jobs during 2016?
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YINC-2510
YINC-2510 [] |
Section: Income |
During the 52 weeks of 2016, how many weeks did your
[spouse/partner] work at all jobs, either full-time or part-time, not counting
work around the house?
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YINC-2600
YINC-2520 [] |
Section: Income |
In the weeks that your [spouse/partner] worked in 2016,
how many hours did [YINC_HE_SHE] usually work per week?
YINC-2600 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, how much did your [spouse/partner] receive
from wages, salary, commissions, or tips from all jobs, before deductions for
taxes or anything else?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-2700
YINC-2700 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of the amount your
[spouse/partner] received in 2016 in wages, salary, commissions and tips?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE
NOT BEING USED, ADD: I will read the categories in order. Please stop
me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YINC-2900 [] |
Section: Income |
(Excluding any income you already have mentioned) During
2016, did your [spouse/partner] receive any money in income from [his/her] farm,
business, partnership, or professional practice?
YINC-3000 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, how much did your [spouse/partner] receive
from [his/her] farm, business, partnership or professional practice AFTER EXPENSES?
(IF
[spouse/partner] LOST MONEY AFTER EXPENSES ENTER NEGATIVE VALUE.)
(IF THIS
IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD: I
will read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one.
)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-3100
YINC-3100 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
EE)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that corresponds to the range that includes the amount of
income your [spouse/partner] received during 2016 from [his/her] farm, business,
partnership or professional practice after expenses?
|
1 A.
LOST/WOULD LOSE MONEY |
|
2 B. $1
- $5,000 |
|
3 C. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
4 D. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
5 E. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
6 F. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
7 G.
$100,001 - $250,000 |
|
8 H. More
than $250,000 |
YINC-3150 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, did your [spouse/partner] receive any income
from Worker's Compensation?
YINC-3160 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, how much income did your [spouse/partner]
receive from Worker's Compensation?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-3170
YINC-3170 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter for the range that best describes the amount of income your
[spouse/partner] received in 2016 from Worker's Compensation?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD: I will read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach
the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YINC-3200 [] |
Section: Income |
Now I would like to ask about other sources of income
[you/you and your spouse/you and your partner] may have received in
2016.
YINC-3300 [] |
Section: Income |
[KEY_HHBIOKID]==1 || [KEY_HHSTEPKID]==1 ||
[KEY_HHADOPKID]==1
COMMENT: R has kids on household or non-resident roster
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YINC-3900
YINC-3900 [] |
Section: Income |
Have child support payments ever been agreed to or
awarded for any of [your children/your or your spouse's/partner's children]
living here?
YINC-4000 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, were [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] supposed to receive any child-support payments?
YINC-4100 [] |
Section: Income |
How much did [you/you and your spouse/you and your
partner] receive in child-support during 2016?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-4200
YINC-4200 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that corresponds to the range that includes the amount of
income [you/you and your spouse/you and your partner] received in 2016 in child
support payments?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW
WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YINC-4350 [] |
Section: Income |
We have asked about the earnings and business income that
[you/you and your spouse/you and your partner] received in 2016 as well as child
support payments you have received. Now, think about other sources of income
that [you/you and your spouse/you and your partner] had in that year.
YINC-4300 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016 did [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] receive any interest or dividend income? Interest can come from
interest-earning-checking accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts,
bonds, treasury notes, IRA accounts, or certificates of deposit. Dividends can
come from stocks or mutual funds.
YINC-4400 [] |
Section: Income |
What was the total amount of interest and dividend income
[you/you and your spouse/you and your partner] received during 2016, including
even small amounts and amounts reinvested or credited to the account?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-4500
YINC-4500 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
HH)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of the amount of income
[you/you and your spouse/you and your partner] received in 2016 in interest and
dividend payments?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW
WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$500 |
|
2 B. $501-
$1,000 |
|
3 C. $1,001-
$2,500 |
|
4 D. $2,501-
$5,000 |
|
5 E. $5,001-
$7,500 |
|
6 F. $7,501-
$10,000 |
|
7 G. More than
$10,000 |
YINC-4900 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016 did [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] receive any rental income from any
land, business property, apartments, or houses which [you/you or your spouse/you
or your partner] own, or money from any
estates, trusts, annuities or inheritances,
or any money as gifts from
friends or family?
YINC-5000 [] |
Section: Income |
What was the total amount of rental income and money from
estates or trusts or gifts [you/you and your spouse/you and your partner]
received during 2016?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-5100
YINC-5100 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of the amount of rental income and money from estates or trusts and gifts [you/you and your
spouse/you and your partner] received in 2016?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD: I will read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach
the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YINC-7600 [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016 did [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] receive income from any other sources, such as Social Security
payments, pension or retirement income including survivor's benefits, alimony,
veterans or GI benefits, payments from life insurance policies or any other
regular or periodic source of income?
YINC-7700 [] |
Section: Income |
What was the total amount [you/you and your spouse/you
and your partner] received from all of these other sources during
2016?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-7800
YINC-7800 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of the total amount [you/you
and your spouse/you and your partner] received from all other sources of income
in 2016?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE
SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD: I will read the categories in
order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YINC-8000 [] |
Section: Income |
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable
Federal tax credit for eligible individuals and families who work and have
earned income below a certain amount. The EITC reduces the amount of tax you
owe, and it may give you a refund.
Did [you/you or your spouse/you or
your partner] claim, or are [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner]
planning to claim, an Earned Income Tax Credit on your [or your spouse's/or your
partner's] FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN for the year
2016?
|
1 Yes, did
claim an EITC |
|
2 Yes, planning
to claim an EITC |
|
3 No, not
eligible for an EITC |
|
4 No, not aware
of the EITC |
|
5 No, other
reasons |
|
6 (ONLY IF
VOLUNTEERED) NO, R DID NOT FILE TAXES |
YINC-11300B [] |
Section: Income |
Now please think about any other adult family members you
lived with during calendar year 2016. At any time during the year, did you live
with any of your relatives [or any relatives of your spouse/or any relatives of
your partner]?
YINC-11600B [] |
Section: Income |
During 2016, what was the combined income of all these
family members that you lived with during that year? Just tell me total income
across all of these people rounded to the nearest $10,000.
INTERVIEWER: IF R REPORTS SOME INCOME, READ
PROBE:
Please include income from any full or part time jobs,
temporary or seasonal work and service in the military, military reserves or the
National Guard, a farm, a business or professional partnership, Social Security,
pensions, welfare, interest, gifts or anything else. Please do not include your
own income or the income you've already reported for your spouse or
partner.
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YINC-11700
YINC-11700 [] |
Section: Income |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of this amount?
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YINC-7990 [] |
Section: Income |
Which of the following best describes [yours/yours and
your spouse's/yours and your partner's] financial condition?
|
1 very
comfortable and secure |
|
2 able to make
ends meet without much difficulty |
|
3 occasionally
have some difficulty making ends meet |
|
4 tough to make
ends meet but keeping your head above water |
|
5 in over your
head |
YINC-7950 [] |
Section: Income |
During the last 12 months, have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] used a cash advance service using any of your credit
cards?
YINC-7960 [] |
Section: Income |
During the past 12 months, have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] obtained a payday loan?
YINC-7970 [] |
Section: Income |
During the past 12 months, have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] been late in paying your rent or your mortgage by
more than 60 days?
YINC-7980 [] |
Section: Income |
During the past 12 months, were [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] pressured to pay bills by stores, creditors, or bill
collectors?
YHOU-1 [] |
Section: Housing |
Is this the same place you were living when we talked to
you on [LINTDATE~X]?
YHOU-DLIMORTGAGE [] |
Section: Housing |
[DLI_HAD_MORTGAGE] ==1
COMMENT: R reported a mortgage at date of last interview
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHOU-2
YHOU-DLIOWN2 [] |
Section: Housing |
[DLI_OWN_DWELLING]==1
COMMENT: R owned this dwelling unit at date of last interview
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHOU-CH6
YHOU-2 [] |
Section: Housing |
When we talked to you on [LINTDATE~X], you reported that
there was a mortgage on this [PREV_KEY_DWELLING_TXT]. Do you still have a
mortgage on this [PREV_KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
YHOU-DLIOWNED [] |
Section: Housing |
[DLI_OWN_DWELLING]==1
COMMENT: R owned this dwelling unit at date of last interview
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHOU-8
YHOU-8 [] |
Section: Housing |
Do you still own [PREV_KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
YHOU-9 [] |
Section: Housing |
Did you sell that [PREV_KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
YHOU-10 [] |
Section: Housing |
What month and year did you sell that
[PREV_KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
YHOU-11 [] |
Section: Housing |
What was the sales price of that
[PREV_KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
INTERVIEWER: IF
RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YHOU-12A [] |
Section: Housing |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YHOU-12C
YHOU-12B_000001 [] |
Section: Housing |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YHOU-12B_000002 [] |
Section: Housing |
YHOU-12C [] |
Section: Housing |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YHOU-13 [] |
Section: Housing |
What happened to that [PREV_KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
|
1 Foreclosure |
|
2 Gave to
someone as a gift |
|
3 Something
else, please (SPECIFY) |
YHOU-INTRO [] |
Section: Housing |
We now have some questions about your current housing
situation.
YHOU-CH1 [] |
Section: Housing |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
own this [KEY_DWELLING_TXT], do you own PART of it, do you rent it, is it owned
by a business, or something else?
PROBE IF
NECESSARY: If you are paying off a mortgage on this property, we'll
consider that you own it. SELECT CODE 1 OR 2 AS
APPROPRIATE.
|
1 Respondent
owns all |
|
2 Respondent
and Spouse/Partner jointly own all |
|
3 Respondent
owns part ...(Go To YHOU-CH_CHECK) |
|
4 Respondent
and Spouse/Partner jointly own part ...(Go To YHOU-CH_CHECK) |
|
5 Spouse/Partner owns all/part separately
from respondent |
|
6 Rents ...(Go To YAST30-AGE30ELIG1) |
|
7 Something
else ...(Go To YHOU-CH2) |
YHOU-CH2 [] |
Section: Housing |
What is your housing situation?
|
1 LIVE WITH
PARENT(s) |
|
2 LIVE WITH
SPOUSE'S/PARTNER'S PARENT(s) |
|
3 HOUSING IS
PART OF JOB COMPENSATION; LIVE-IN SERVANT; HOUSEKEEPER; GARDENER; FARM
LABORER |
|
4 HOUSING IS A
GIFT PAID FOR BY AN HU RESIDENT OTHER THAN R OR SPOUSE/PARTNER |
|
5 HOUSING IS A
GIFT PAID FOR BY A FRIEND OR RELATIVE OUTSIDE OF THE HU |
|
6 HOUSING PAID
FOR BY A GOVERNMENT AGENCY/WELFARE/CHARITABLE INSTITUTION |
|
7 SOLD HOME,
NOT MOVED OUT OF IT YET |
|
8 LIVING IN
HOUSE WHICH R WILL INHERIT; ESTATE IN PROGRESS |
|
9 LIVING IN
TEMPORARY QUARTERS (GARAGE, SHED) WHILE HOME IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION |
|
10 LIVE HERE
WITHOUT FORMAL ARRANGEMENTS; STAYING TEMPORARILY; SQUATTING |
|
11 RENT FROM
FAMILY MEMBER |
|
97 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHOU-CH_CHECK [] |
Section: Housing |
[YHOU-CH1] == 1 || [YHOU-CH1] == 2 || [YHOU-CH1] == 3 ||
[YHOU-CH1] == 4 || [YHOU-CH1]==5
COMMENT: Respondent owns at least part of this dwelling unit
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHOU-CH3
YHOU-CH3 [] |
Section: Housing |
What month and year did [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] purchase this [KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
|
1 ENTER MONTH
AND YEAR ...(Go To YHOU-CH3A) |
|
2 SPOUSE/PARTNER OWNED
PREVIOUSLY ...(Go To YHOU-CH4) |
|
3 DID NOT
PURCHASE FOR ANOTHER REASON (e.g., RECEIVED AS
GIFT/INHERITANCE) ...(Go To YHOU-CH8) |
YHOU-CH3A [] |
Section: Housing |
(ENTER MONTH AND
YEAR.)
YHOU-CH4 [] |
Section: Housing |
When [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
first bought this [KEY_DWELLING_TXT] what was the purchase
price?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YHOU-CH5A [] |
Section: Housing |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YHOU-CH5C
YHOU-CH5B_000001 [] |
Section: Housing |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YHOU-CH5B_000002 [] |
Section: Housing |
YHOU-CH5C [] |
Section: Housing |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YHOU-CH6 [] |
Section: Housing |
Is there a mortgage on this
[KEY_DWELLING_TXT]?
YHOU-CH7 [] |
Section: Housing |
How much do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your
partner] owe on this mortgage?
INTERVIEWER: IF
RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YHOU-CH7A [] |
Section: Housing |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YHOU-CH7C
YHOU-CH7B_000001 [] |
Section: Housing |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YHOU-CH7B_000002 [] |
Section: Housing |
YHOU-CH7C [] |
Section: Housing |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YHOU-CH8 [] |
Section: Housing |
Are there any other types of loans that use your property
as collateral, including second mortgages, home equity loans, or any outstanding
balances against a home equity line of credit?
YHOU-CH8_1 [] |
Section: Housing |
How much is still owed on these loans?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YHOU-CH8A [] |
Section: Housing |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YHOU-CH8C
YHOU-CH8B_000001 [] |
Section: Housing |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YHOU-CH8B_000002 [] |
Section: Housing |
YHOU-CH8C [] |
Section: Housing |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YHOU-HOUSEVALUE [] |
Section: Housing |
What is the present value of this [KEY_DWELLING_TXT]? I
mean, what would it bring if [YHOU_IT_YOURPORTION] were sold today?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YHOU-CHHVA [] |
Section: Housing |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YHOU-CHHVC
YHOU-CHHVB_000001 [] |
Section: Housing |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YHOU-CHHVB_000002 [] |
Section: Housing |
YHOU-CHHVC [] |
Section: Housing |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST30-AGE30ELIG1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
([KEY_AGEDOL] == 12 && [last round interviewed]
<=16) || ([KEY_AGEDOL]==13 && [last round interviewed] <=
15)
COMMENT: R is eligible to receive Assets 30 section
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST30-CH9
YAST30-CH9 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Other than any loans you may have mentioned earlier, did
any relatives or friends give [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your
partner] a financial loan to buy or to remodel this residence?
YAST30-CH10 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Altogether how much do [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] owe to your relatives and/or friends on loans given to
[you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] to help purchase or remodel
this residence?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS
UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-CH10A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-CH10C
YAST30-CH10B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-CH10B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-CH10C [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST30-AGE30ELIG2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
([KEY_AGEDOL] == 12 && [last round interviewed]
<=16) || ([KEY_AGEDOL]==13 && [last round interviewed] <=
15)
COMMENT: R is eligible to receive Assets 30 section
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST30-4000
YAST30-4000 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Next we want to understand, generally, what your assets
and debts are, at about the time when you are close to age 30. You may remember
us asking you similar questions when you were about age 25.
YAST30-4000S1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[PREV_OTHER_ASSETS]==1
COMMENT: The respondent reported ownership of ANY assets other than a car or
vehicle during the last assets interview
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YAST30-4000S2
YAST30-4000S2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[PREV_ASTMARCHANGE]==1 ||
[CUR_ASTMARCHANGE]==1
COMMENT: R has reported a change in marital (or partner) status since the
last assets interview
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST30-4000S3
YAST30-4000S3 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[YINC-2000]==1 || [YINC-2900]==1 || [YINC-4300]==1 ||
[YINC-4600]==1 || [YINC-4900]==1
COMMENT: The respondent reported interest, dividend, or rental property
income
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST30-4000S3A
YAST30-4000S3A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[YHOU-9]==1 || ([owns all/owns part/rent/owned by others]
>=1 && [owns all/owns part/rent/owned by others] <=4) ||
[YHOU-8]==1 || [YHOU-CH1]==1 || [YHOU-CH1]==2 || [YHOU-CH1]==3 ||
[YHOU-CH1]==4
COMMENT: The respondent reported owning own home or selling previous
home
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST30-4000S4
YAST30-4000S4 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Since [LASTASTINTDATE~X], have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] opened any account at a bank or a credit union such
as a checking account or a savings account?
YAST30-4000S5 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Since [LASTASTINTDATE~X], have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] bought, inherited, or been given certificates of
deposit, U.S. Savings Bonds, stocks, or other financial investments?
YAST30-4000S6 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Since [LASTASTINTDATE~X], have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] participated in an employer-sponsored plan that
saves for retirement such as a 401K or 403B or contributed to a plan that saves
for retirement, such as an IRA or a Keogh plan or an account for saving for
educational expenses, such as a Coverdell IRA or 529 plan?
YAST30-4000S8 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] currently
own or are [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] purchasing a car or
other type of motor vehicle, such as a van, truck, jeep-like vehicle, a motor
home/RV, motorcycle, or airplane? Please do not include vehicles that you lease
or have use of, but do not own.
YAST30-4000S9 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Altogether, what is the current market value of all of
the vehicles [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] have?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4000S9A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4000S9C
YAST30-4000S9B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4000S9B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4000S9C [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST30-4000S10 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
How much is still owed on these vehicles?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4000S10A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4000S10C
YAST30-4000S10B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4000S10B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4000S10C [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST30-4400 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any checking accounts, savings accounts or money market accounts or
funds?
YAST30-4420 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
What is the (total) current balance in all of the
checking, savings and money market accounts [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] have? (Average balance over the past month)
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4422 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4426
YAST30-4424_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4424_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4426 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST30-4530 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Excluding retirement plan
savings, do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have
any certificates of deposit (CDs) at financial institutions, government savings
bonds, Treasury bills, or other types of corporate, municipal, government bonds
or bills, including any CDs, bonds, or bills held in investment
trusts?
IF RESPONDENT ASKS, CDS ARE CERTIFICATES
HELD FOR A SET PERIOD OF TIME THAT MUST BE CASHED OR RENEWED AT THE MATURITY
DATE, GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BONDS MAY BE CALLED SERIES EE OR HH AND CAN BE
PURCHASED BY PAYROLL DEDUCTION. IF NECESSARY, PROBE WITH EXAMPLES -- MORTGAGE
BACKED BONDS SUCH AS THOSE FROM "GINNE-MAE" OR "FANNIE-MAE"; U.S. FREE BONDS;
FOREIGN BONDS; CORPORATE BONDS.
YAST30-4550 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If you were to cash in all of the CD's, bonds and bills
[you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have, how much would you
get?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4552 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4556
YAST30-4554_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4554_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4556 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST30-4660 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any shares of stock in publicly-held corporations or mutual funds,
including any stock or mutual funds held in investment trusts?
YAST30-4680 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If you sold all of the shares of stock in publicly-held
corporations [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have,
including mutual funds, how much would you get?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4682 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4686
YAST30-4684_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4684_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4686 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST30-4270 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Now I would like to ask you some questions about any
employer-sponsored pension or retirement savings. Many employers and unions
offer pensions or retirement plans; some provide tax-deferred plans such as 401
K's, profit sharing or stock ownership plans. Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] have any savings in these types of plans?
(READ IF NECESSARY) Other examples include 403B
plans, 457 plans, IRA-SEP plans, and IRA-SIMPLE plans. Please do not include
Traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, or education IRAs as these will be asked about
later.
YAST30-4290 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
What is the total value of all the savings [you/you
and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have in employer-sponsored plans
that save for retirement?
(READ IF
NECESSARY:) Tax-advantaged accounts such as IRA or Keogh plans or
accounts for saving for educational expenses, such as Coverdell IRAs or 529
plans will be collected later.
INTERVIEWER: IF
RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST30-4292 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4296
YAST30-4294_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4294_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4296 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
JJ)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. $250,001 -
$500,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$500,000 |
YAST30-FA_8 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(Other than the accounts you have through your employer,)
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] have any money in IRAs, Keoghs,
variable annuities, 529 plans, or other tax-advantaged accounts?
YAST30-FA_8A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Now, I'll read you a list of different types of
tax-advantaged accounts. Please tell me which of these [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] hold. Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] hold Traditional IRA's, Roth IRA's, Coverdell or education IRA's,
Keoghs, variable annuities, 529 plans or some other kind of tax-advantaged
account?
(INTERVIEWER: PLEASE SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 Traditional
IRA |
|
2 Roth
IRA |
|
3 Coverdell
IRAs or Education IRAs |
|
4 Keogh
Plans |
|
5 Variable
Annuities |
|
6 529 Plans
(State Sponsored Education Plans) |
|
7 Other
(SPECIFY) |
YAST30-FA_8-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Assets30 |
FOR([ACCOUNTTYPE]=1;[ACCOUNTTYPE]<=9;[ACCOUNTTYPE]=[ACCOUNTTYPE]+1;
[YAST30-FA_8-LOOP-END])
YAST30-FA_8-INSELECTION [] |
Section: Assets30 |
INSELECTION([YAST30-FA_8A],[ACCOUNTTYPE])
COMMENT: R has a spouse or partner
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YAST30-FA_8B
YAST30-FA_8B [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Have [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner]
withdrawn any money from this [Traditional IRA/Roth IRA/Coverdell IRAs or
Education IRAs/Keogh Plans/Variable Annuities/529 Plans/] that you intend to pay
back or redeposit?
YAST30-FA_8C1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
What is the amount that [you/you or your spouse/you or
your partner] intend to pay back on all withdrawals made on this [Traditional
IRA/Roth IRA/Coverdell IRAs or Education IRAs/Keogh Plans/Variable Annuities/529
Plans/]?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-FA_8C2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-FA_8C4
YAST30-FA_8C3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-FA_8C3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-FA_8C4 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
JJ)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. $250,001 -
$500,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$500,000 |
YAST30-FA_8D [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[Today/If you or your spouse/partner were to pay back all
of these withdrawals today] how much would be in this [Traditional IRA/Roth
IRA/Coverdell IRAs or Education IRAs/Keogh Plans/Variable Annuities/529
Plans/]?
YAST30-FA_8-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Assets30 |
ENDFOR
YAST30-4300 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Does anyone owe [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or
your partner] $1000 or more from personal loans or from any mortgage loans that
you have made to others, even if you are not sure that these people will repay
you?
(READ IF NECESSARY:) Please do
not include any loans owed to your business or farm as we will be talking about
them later.
YAST30-4300A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Altogether, how much are you owed from these
loans?
YAST30-4300A1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4300A2
YAST30-4300B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4300B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4300A2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST30-4790 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
own any vehicles such as a car, van, truck, jeep-like vehicle, a motor home/RV,
motorcycle, boat or airplane? Please do not include vehicles that you lease or
have use of, but do not own.
YAST30-4810 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Altogether, what is the current market value of all of
the vehicles [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
own?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4812 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4816
YAST30-4814_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4814_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4816 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST30-4840 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
How much is still owed on these vehicles?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4842 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4846
YAST30-4844_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4844_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4846 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one.
)
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST30-4010 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
own a business, partnership or professional practice, or any part of a
business/partnership/professional practice?
YAST30-4010A1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Please list the names of all businesses and professional
practices which [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] currently
own or in which [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] are
invested.
YAST30-4010A1A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
INTERVIEWER: IF THE NAME OF THE
BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE IS SPELLED INCORRECTLY, PLEASE CLICK ON
"MODIFY ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME AND MAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTIONS.
IF THERE ARE NO CORRECTIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YAST30-4010A1B [] |
Section: Assets30 |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY BUSINESS OR
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE THAT WAS ADDED TO THE ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION
SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE
PROGRAM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS,
PRESS "SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YAST30-4010A2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Now, I'm going to ask you some questions about each
business or professional practice [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your
partner] are currently invested in.
YAST30-4010A2A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
RECCOUNT ([BUSINESSES])
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST30-4140
YAST30-4010A2-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Assets30 |
FOR([BPP_LOOP]=1; [BPP_LOOP]<=[TOTBPP];
[BPP_LOOP]=[BPP_LOOP]+1; [YAST30-4116A-LOOP-END])
YAST30-4010A3 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
In answering these questions, please include all of the
land, buildings, tools, equipment, intellectual property, and other assets that
[you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] own as part of a
business.
YAST30-4030A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If you sold all of [BUSINESSES.NAME([BPP_LOOP])] that [you/you and/or your
spouse/you and/or your partner] own, including any real estate owned by the
business/partnership/professional practice, and paid off any debts, would you
lose money, would you make money, or would you just about break even?
READ IF NECESSARY: Please include only the part of
the business currently owned by you or your spouse or cohabiting
partner.
YAST30-4032 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
How much money would [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] make?
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4033A_000001
YAST30-4032A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
How much money would [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] lose?
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4034A_000001
YAST30-4033A_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range you might make? What is the upper amount
of the range you might make?
YAST30-4033A_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4036
YAST30-4034A_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range you might lose? What is the upper amount
of the range you might lose?
YAST30-4034A_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4036A
YAST30-4036 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST30-4036A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the letter of the category that
is your best estimate of how much you might lose?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST30-4116A-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Assets30 |
ENDFOR
YAST30-4140 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any other real estate, such as a second home, vacation homes or
condominiums (including any weeks in a time-share unit), land, rental real
estate, a partnership, or money owed to you on a land contract or
mortgage?
YAST30-4160 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If you sold all of the other real estate that [you/you
and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] own and paid off any debts on it,
how much would you get? IF RESPONDENT WOULD LOSE MONEY
ON OTHER REAL ESTATE AFTER SALE SELECT TO ENTER NEGATIVE
VALUE.
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS
UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-4162 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4166
YAST30-4162N [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4166
YAST30-4164_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4164_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4164N_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4164N_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4166 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one.
)
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST30-4870 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
BBB)
Now we would like to get your best estimate of the value
of your household furnishings you own, including furniture, major appliances,
and home electronic items. When answering this question, please consider only
items [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] own. If [you/you
and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] own part of an item with someone
else, only include the value of the part [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or
your partner] own. Please look at this card and tell me the letter of your best
estimate of the amount of money [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your
partner] would get if you were to sell all of [yours/your and/or your
spouse's/yours and/or your partner's] personal household furnishings. Remember
to include only your portion of household items that [you/you and/or your
spouse/you and/or your partner] own with others.
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY:
I will read the
categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
8 A. $0 |
|
1 B. $1 -
$5,000 |
|
2 C. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
3 D. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
4 E. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
5 F. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
6 G. $100,001-
$250,000 |
|
7 H. More than
$250,000 |
YAST30-4880 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any other savings or substantial assets that we haven't already discussed
-- for example assets in a trust, annuity, or managed investment account, art
work, precious metals, antiques, oil and gas leases, futures contracts,
royalties, or something else?
YAST30-4900 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If you sold all of the other assets [you/you and/or your
spouse/you and/or your partner] own how much would you get?
INTERVIEWER:
IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST30-4902 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-4906
YAST30-4904_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-4904_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-4906 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one.
)
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST30-5010 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Now I would like to ask you a few questions about any
debts [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] might have other than
mortgages and other real estate loans, business debts, and auto
loans.
YAST30-5011 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[PREV_COLLOAN]==1
COMMENT: R was loaned money from family/friends at last assets
interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST30-5011A
YAST30-5011A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
In previous interviews you reported receiving loans from
parents, other relatives, or friends to help you attend school or college. What
is the total amount that you owe altogether on these educational loans from
family members or friends?
YAST30-5012 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5014
YAST30-5013_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5013_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5014 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST30-5015 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[PREV_GOVLOAN]==1
COMMENT: R reported government subsidized or private college loans at last
assets interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST30-5015A
YAST30-5015A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
In previous interviews you reported borrowing
government-subsidized or other types of loans to attend a school or college.
What is the total amount that you owe altogether on these educational
loans?
YAST30-5016 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5018
YAST30-5017_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5017_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5018 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE
NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one.
)
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST30-5019 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[KEY_MARSTAT]==1 || [YOUTH_PARTNER]==1
COMMENT: R is currently married or has a partner
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST30-5040_NEW
YAST30-5040_NEW [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Does your [spouse/partner] have any educational loans
from family/friends or government sources that s/he is still paying
off?
YAST30-5074_NEW [] |
Section: Assets30 |
What is the total amount that your [spouse/partner] owes
altogether for educational loans given by family/friends and from
government-subsidized or other types of loans to attend school or
college?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-5082_NEW [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5086_NEW
YAST30-5084_000001_NEW [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5084_000002_NEW [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5086_NEW [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST30-5130 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do you owe any relatives $1000 or more not counting any
money someone loaned [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] for education
expenses or for the purchase or remodeling of your home?
YAST30-5170 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Altogether, how much is still owed on this/these
loan(s)?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-5172 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5176
YAST30-5174_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5174_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5176 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE
NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST30-5210A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] have any
credit cards, such as Visa, American Express, or credit cards for specific
stores, such as department stores or gas stations?
YAST30-5210AA [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Thinking of your most recent credit card statements, did
you or will you pay off ALL your
balances in full?
YAST30-5210A1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Again, thinking of your most recent credit card bills,
roughly what is the total balance you carried over or will carry over across all
of these accounts after [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have made your planned payments on these credit cards?
INTERVIEWER:
IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST30-5210A2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5210A4
YAST30-5210A3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5210A3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5210A4 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST30-5210B1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] owe any
money on any credit card accounts that you no longer have, such as Visa,
American Express, or credit cards for specific stores, such as department stores
or gas stations?
YAST30-5210C1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
After the most recent payment, roughly what was the
balance still owed on all of these accounts together?
INTERVIEWER:
IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST30-5210C2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5210C4
YAST30-5210C3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5210C3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5210C4 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE
NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one.
)
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YAST30-5210D1 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(Aside from the accounts that we talked about,) Do
[you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] currently owe money to any other
businesses, such as stores, doctor's offices, hospitals, or banks? Please
include any installment plans, rent-to-own accounts, or any other business that
you owe money to.
YAST30-5210D1A [] |
Section: Assets30 |
After the most recent payments were made on these
accounts, what was the balance still owed?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-5210D2 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5210D4
YAST30-5210D3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5210D3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5210D4 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YAST30-5250 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[KEY_MARSTAT]==1 || [YOUTH_PARTNER]==1
COMMENT: R is currently married or has a partner
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST30-5260
YAST30-5260 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
[LASTASTSPOPAR]==1 || [KEY_EVERLIVED3]==1
COMMENT: R got married or starting living with spouse/partner since last
assets interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST30-5280
YAST30-5280 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Thinking of all of the things your [spouse/partner] owned
and his/her savings and investments when you got married or started living with
your partner, if your [spouse/partner] had sold all of this and paid off any
debts owed at that time, about how much would your [spouse/partner] have
received?
IF SPOUSE/PARTNER HAD MORE DEBTS THAN
ASSETS SELECT TO ENTER NEGATIVE VALUE
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-5282 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5286
YAST30-5282N [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5286
YAST30-5284_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5284_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5284N_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5284N_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5286 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE
NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST30-5310 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
We understand that some couples have savings,
investments, and businesses that are owned by only one person in the couple and
that other couples own most assets jointly. Does your [spouse/partner] have any
savings, investments, businesses, or own any assets that you do not share any
interest in?
YAST30-5320 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
If your [spouse/partner] sold or cashed in all of the
savings, investments, businesses and assets he/she owns that you do not have an
interest in, how much would your [spouse/partner] receive?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST30-5322 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST30-5326
YAST30-5324_000001 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST30-5324_000002 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
YAST30-5326 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST30-5400 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Sometimes people go through hard times financially. The
next few questions are about any financial difficulties you may have gone
through recently.
YAST30-5410 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Now thinking of all the various loan or mortgage payments
[you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] made during the last year, were all
payments made the way they were scheduled, or were payments on any of the loans
sometimes made later or missed?
|
1 All payments
were made on schedule |
|
2 Payments were
sometimes made late or missed ...(Go To YAST30-5411) |
|
3 No payments
due |
YAST30-5411 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Were [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] ever
behind in your payments by two months or more?
YAST30-5420 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Have [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] ever
declared bankruptcy?
YAST30-5421 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
How many times have [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] declared bankruptcy?
YAST30-5422 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
Please think about the most recent time that [you/you or
your spouse/you or your partner] declared bankruptcy. In what month and year was
this?
YAST30-5423 [] |
Section: Assets30 |
What type of bankruptcy did [you/you or your spouse/you
or your partner] declare? Was it...
|
1 Chapter 7,
commonly referred to as Straight Bankruptcy |
|
2 Chapter 11,
commonly referred to as Business Reorganization |
|
3 Chapter 12,
commonly referred to as Family Farmer Reorganization |
|
4 Chapter 13,
commonly referred to as Personal Debt Reorganization/Wage Earner Repayment
Plan |
|
5 Other
(SPECIFY) |
YAST35-AGE30ELIG1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
([KEY_AGEDOL] >= 16 && [last round
interviewed] <=16) || ([KEY_AGEDOL]==14 || [KEY_AGEDOL]==15)
COMMENT: R is eligible to receive Assets 35 section
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST35-CH9
YAST35-CH9 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Other than any loans you may have mentioned earlier, did
any relatives or friends give [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your
partner] a financial loan to buy or to remodel this residence?
YAST35-CH10 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Altogether how much do [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] owe to your relatives and/or friends on loans given to
[you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] to help purchase or remodel
this residence?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS
UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-CH10A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-CH10C
YAST35-CH10B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-CH10B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-CH10C [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST35-AGE30ELIG2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
([KEY_AGEDOL] >= 16 && [last round
interviewed] <=16) || ([KEY_AGEDOL]==14 || [KEY_AGEDOL]==15)
COMMENT: R is eligible to receive Assets 30 section
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST35-4000
YAST35-4000 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Next we want to understand, generally, what your assets
and debts are, at about the time when you are close to age 35. You may remember
us asking you similar questions when you were about age 30.
YAST35-4000S1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[PREV_OTHER_ASSETS]==1
COMMENT: The respondent reported ownership of ANY assets other than a car or
vehicle during the last assets interview
If Answer = 0
Then Go To YAST35-4000S2
YAST35-4000S2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[PREV_ASTMARCHANGE]==1 ||
[CUR_ASTMARCHANGE]==1
COMMENT: R has reported a change in marital (or partner) status since the
last assets interview
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST35-4000S3
YAST35-4000S3 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[YINC-2000]==1 || [YINC-2900]==1 || [YINC-4300]==1 ||
[YINC-4600]==1 || [YINC-4900]==1
COMMENT: The respondent reported interest, dividend, or rental property
income
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST35-4000S3A
YAST35-4000S3A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[YHOU-9]==1 || ([owns all/owns part/rent/owned by others]
>=1 && [owns all/owns part/rent/owned by others] <=4) ||
[YHOU-8]==1 || [YHOU-CH1]==1 || [YHOU-CH1]==2 || [YHOU-CH1]==3 ||
[YHOU-CH1]==4
COMMENT: The respondent reported owning own home or selling previous
home
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST35-4000S4
YAST35-4000S4 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Since [LASTASTINTDATE~X], have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] opened any account at a bank or a credit union such
as a checking account or a savings account?
YAST35-4000S5 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Since [LASTASTINTDATE~X], have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] bought, inherited, or been given certificates of
deposit, U.S. Savings Bonds, stocks, or other financial investments?
YAST35-4000S6 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Since [LASTASTINTDATE~X], have [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] participated in an employer-sponsored plan that
saves for retirement such as a 401K or 403B or contributed to a plan that saves
for retirement, such as an IRA or a Keogh plan or an account for saving for
educational expenses, such as a Coverdell IRA or 529 plan?
YAST35-4000S8 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] currently
own or are [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] purchasing a car or
other type of motor vehicle, such as a van, truck, jeep-like vehicle, a motor
home/RV, motorcycle, or airplane? Please do not include vehicles that you lease
or have use of, but do not own.
YAST35-4000S9 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Altogether, what is the current market value of all of
the vehicles [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] have?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4000S9A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4000S9C
YAST35-4000S9B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4000S9B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4000S9C [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST35-4000S10 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
How much is still owed on these vehicles?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4000S10A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4000S10C
YAST35-4000S10B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4000S10B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4000S10C [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST35-4400 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any checking accounts, savings accounts or money market accounts or
funds?
YAST35-4420 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
What is the (total) current balance in all of the
checking, savings and money market accounts [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] have? (Average balance over the past month)
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4422 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4426
YAST35-4424_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4424_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4426 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST35-4530 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Excluding retirement plan
savings, do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have
any certificates of deposit (CDs) at financial institutions, government savings
bonds, Treasury bills, or other types of corporate, municipal, government bonds
or bills, including any CDs, bonds, or bills held in investment
trusts?
IF RESPONDENT ASKS, CDS ARE CERTIFICATES
HELD FOR A SET PERIOD OF TIME THAT MUST BE CASHED OR RENEWED AT THE MATURITY
DATE, GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BONDS MAY BE CALLED SERIES EE OR HH AND CAN BE
PURCHASED BY PAYROLL DEDUCTION. IF NECESSARY, PROBE WITH EXAMPLES -- MORTGAGE
BACKED BONDS SUCH AS THOSE FROM "GINNE-MAE" OR "FANNIE-MAE"; U.S. FREE BONDS;
FOREIGN BONDS; CORPORATE BONDS.
YAST35-4550 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If you were to cash in all of the CD's, bonds and bills
[you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have, how much would you
get?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4552 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4556
YAST35-4554_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4554_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4556 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST35-4660 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any shares of stock in publicly-held corporations or mutual funds,
including any stock or mutual funds held in investment trusts?
YAST35-4680 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If you sold all of the shares of stock in publicly-held
corporations [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have,
including mutual funds, how much would you get?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4682 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4686
YAST35-4684_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4684_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4686 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST35-4270 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Now I would like to ask you some questions about any
employer-sponsored pension or retirement savings. Many employers and unions
offer pensions or retirement plans; some provide tax-deferred plans such as 401
K's, profit sharing or stock ownership plans. Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] have any savings in these types of plans?
(READ IF NECESSARY) Other examples include 403B
plans, 457 plans, IRA-SEP plans, and IRA-SIMPLE plans. Please do not include
Traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, or education IRAs as these will be asked about
later.
YAST35-4290 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
What is the total value of all the savings [you/you
and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] have in employer-sponsored plans
that save for retirement?
(READ IF
NECESSARY:) Tax-advantaged accounts such as IRA or Keogh plans or
accounts for saving for educational expenses, such as Coverdell IRAs or 529
plans will be collected later.
INTERVIEWER: IF
RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST35-4292 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4296
YAST35-4294_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4294_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4296 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
JJ)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. $250,001 -
$500,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$500,000 |
YAST35-FA_8 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(Other than the accounts you have through your employer,)
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] have any money in IRAs, Keoghs,
variable annuities, 529 plans, or other tax-advantaged accounts?
YAST35-FA_8A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Now, I'll read you a list of different types of
tax-advantaged accounts. Please tell me which of these [you/you or your
spouse/you or your partner] hold. Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] hold Traditional IRA's, Roth IRA's, Coverdell or education IRA's,
Keoghs, variable annuities, 529 plans or some other kind of tax-advantaged
account?
(INTERVIEWER: PLEASE SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 Traditional
IRA |
|
2 Roth
IRA |
|
3 Coverdell
IRAs or Education IRAs |
|
4 Keogh
Plans |
|
5 Variable
Annuities |
|
6 529 Plans
(State Sponsored Education Plans) |
|
7 Other
(SPECIFY) |
YAST35-FA_8-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Assets35 |
FOR([ACCOUNTTYPE]=1;[ACCOUNTTYPE]<=9;[ACCOUNTTYPE]=[ACCOUNTTYPE]+1;
[YAST35-FA_8-LOOP-END])
YAST35-FA_8-INSELECTION [] |
Section: Assets35 |
INSELECTION([YAST35-FA_8A],[ACCOUNTTYPE])
COMMENT: R has a spouse or partner
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YAST35-FA_8B
YAST35-FA_8B [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Have [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner]
withdrawn any money from this [Traditional IRA/Roth IRA/Coverdell IRAs or
Education IRAs/Keogh Plans/Variable Annuities/529 Plans/] that you intend to pay
back or redeposit?
YAST35-FA_8C1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
What is the amount that [you/you or your spouse/you or
your partner] intend to pay back on all withdrawals made on this [Traditional
IRA/Roth IRA/Coverdell IRAs or Education IRAs/Keogh Plans/Variable Annuities/529
Plans/]?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-FA_8C2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-FA_8C4
YAST35-FA_8C3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-FA_8C3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-FA_8C4 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
JJ)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. $250,001 -
$500,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$500,000 |
YAST35-FA_8D [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[Today/If you or your spouse/partner were to pay back all
of these withdrawals today] how much would be in this [Traditional IRA/Roth
IRA/Coverdell IRAs or Education IRAs/Keogh Plans/Variable Annuities/529
Plans/]?
YAST35-FA_8-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Assets35 |
ENDFOR
YAST35-4300 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Does anyone owe [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or
your partner] $1000 or more from personal loans or from any mortgage loans that
you have made to others, even if you are not sure that these people will repay
you?
(READ IF NECESSARY:) Please do
not include any loans owed to your business or farm as we will be talking about
them later.
YAST35-4300A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Altogether, how much are you owed from these
loans?
YAST35-4300A1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4300A2
YAST35-4300B_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4300B_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4300A2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST35-4790 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
own any vehicles such as a car, van, truck, jeep-like vehicle, a motor home/RV,
motorcycle, boat or airplane? Please do not include vehicles that you lease or
have use of, but do not own.
YAST35-4810 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Altogether, what is the current market value of all of
the vehicles [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
own?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4812 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4816
YAST35-4814_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4814_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4816 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST35-4840 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
How much is still owed on these vehicles?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4842 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4846
YAST35-4844_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4844_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4846 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST35-4010 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
own a business, partnership or professional practice, or any part of a
business/partnership/professional practice?
YAST35-4010A1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Please list the names of all businesses and professional
practices which [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] currently
own or in which [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] are
invested.
YAST35-4010A1A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
INTERVIEWER: IF THE NAME OF THE
BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE IS SPELLED INCORRECTLY, PLEASE CLICK ON
"MODIFY ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME AND MAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTIONS.
IF THERE ARE NO CORRECTIONS, PRESS
"SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YAST35-4010A1B [] |
Section: Assets35 |
INTERVIEWER: IF ANY BUSINESS OR
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE THAT WAS ADDED TO THE ROSTER IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION
SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS LIST, PLEASE CLICK ON "DELETE ROW" NEXT TO THE NAME OF THE
PROGRAM.
IF THERE ARE NO DELETIONS,
PRESS "SUBMIT AND CONTINUE".
YAST35-4010A2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Now, I'm going to ask you some questions about each
business or professional practice [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your
partner] are currently invested in.
YAST35-4010A2A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
RECCOUNT ([BUSINESSES])
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YAST35-4140
YAST35-4010A2-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Assets35 |
FOR([BPP_LOOP]=1; [BPP_LOOP]<=[TOTBPP];
[BPP_LOOP]=[BPP_LOOP]+1; [YAST35-4116A-LOOP-END])
YAST35-4010A3 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
In answering these questions, please include all of the
land, buildings, tools, equipment, intellectual property, and other assets that
[you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] own as part of a
business.
YAST35-4030A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If you sold all of [BUSINESSES.NAME([BPP_LOOP])] that [you/you and/or your
spouse/you and/or your partner] own, including any real estate owned by the
business/partnership/professional practice, and paid off any debts, would you
lose money, would you make money, or would you just about break even?
READ IF NECESSARY: Please include only the part of
the business currently owned by you or your spouse or cohabiting
partner.
YAST35-4032 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
How much money would [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] make?
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4033A_000001
YAST35-4032A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
How much money would [you/you and/or your spouse/you
and/or your partner] lose?
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4034A_000001
YAST35-4033A_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range you might make? What is the upper amount
of the range you might make?
YAST35-4033A_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4036
YAST35-4034A_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range you might lose? What is the upper amount
of the range you might lose?
YAST35-4034A_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4036A
YAST35-4036 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST35-4036A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of how much you might
lose?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one.
)
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST35-4116A-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Assets35 |
ENDFOR
YAST35-4140 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any other real estate, such as a second home, vacation homes or
condominiums (including any weeks in a time-share unit), land, rental real
estate, a partnership, or money owed to you on a land contract or
mortgage?
YAST35-4160 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If you sold all of the other real estate that [you/you
and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner] own and paid off any debts on it,
how much would you get? IF RESPONDENT WOULD LOSE MONEY
ON OTHER REAL ESTATE AFTER SALE SELECT TO ENTER NEGATIVE
VALUE.
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS
UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-4162 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4166
YAST35-4162N [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4166
YAST35-4164_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4164_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4164N_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4164N_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4166 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST35-4870 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
BBB)
Now we would like to
get your best estimate of the value of your household furnishings you own,
including furniture, major appliances, and home electronic items. Please tell me
the letter of your best estimate of the amount of money [you/you and/or your
spouse/you and/or your partner] would get if you were to sell all of your
personal household furnishings.
(IF THIS IS AN
INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS
NECESSARY: I will read the categories in order. Please stop me when I
reach the correct one. )
|
8 A. $0 |
|
1 B. $1 -
$5,000 |
|
2 C. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
3 D. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
4 E. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
5 F. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
6 G. $100,001-
$250,000 |
|
7 H. More than
$250,000 |
YAST35-4880 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have any other savings or substantial assets that we haven't already discussed
-- for example assets in a trust, annuity, or managed investment account, art
work, precious metals, antiques, oil and gas leases, futures contracts,
royalties, or something else?
YAST35-4900 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If you sold all of the other assets [you/you and/or your
spouse/you and/or your partner] own how much would you get?
INTERVIEWER:
IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST35-4902 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-4906
YAST35-4904_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-4904_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-4906 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST35-5010 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Now I would like to ask you a few questions about any
debts [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] might have other than
mortgages and other real estate loans, business debts, and auto
loans.
YAST35-5011 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[PREV_COLLOAN]==1
COMMENT: R was loaned money from family/friends at last assets
interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST35-5011A
YAST35-5011A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
In previous interviews you reported receiving loans from
parents, other relatives, or friends to help you attend school or college. What
is the total amount that you owe altogether on these educational loans from
family members or friends?
YAST35-5012 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5014
YAST35-5013_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5013_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5014 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST35-5015 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[PREV_GOVLOAN]==1
COMMENT: R reported government subsidized or private college loans at last
assets interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST35-5015A
YAST35-5015A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
In previous interviews you reported borrowing
government-subsidized or other types of loans to attend a school or college.
What is the total amount that you owe altogether on these educational
loans?
YAST35-5016 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5018
YAST35-5017_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5017_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5018 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST35-5019 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[KEY_MARSTAT]==1 || [YOUTH_PARTNER]==1
COMMENT: R is currently married or has a partner
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST35-5040_NEW
YAST35-5040_NEW [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Does your [spouse/partner] have any educational loans
from family/friends or government sources that s/he is still paying
off?
YAST35-5074_NEW [] |
Section: Assets35 |
What is the total amount that your [spouse/partner] owes
altogether for educational loans given by family/friends and from
government-subsidized or other types of loans to attend school or
college?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-5082_NEW [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5086_NEW
YAST35-5084_000001_NEW [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5084_000002_NEW [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5086_NEW [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
FF)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $5,000 |
|
2 B. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
3 C. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
4 D. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
5 E. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
6 F. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $250,000 |
YAST35-5130 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do you owe any relatives $1000 or more not counting any
money someone loaned [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] for education
expenses or for the purchase or remodeling of your home?
YAST35-5170 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Altogether, how much is still owed on this/these
loan(s)?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO
GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-5172 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5176
YAST35-5174_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5174_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5176 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
S)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1 -
$1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001 -
$2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501 -
$5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001 -
$10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001 -
$25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001 -
$50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. $100,001 -
$250,000 |
|
9 I. More than
$250,000 |
YAST35-5210A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] have any
credit cards, such as Visa, American Express, or credit cards for specific
stores, such as department stores or gas stations?
YAST35-5210AA [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Thinking of your most recent credit card statements, did
you or will you pay off ALL your
balances in full?
YAST35-5210A1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Again, thinking of your most recent credit card bills,
roughly what is the total balance you carried over or will carry over across all
of these accounts after [you/you and/or your spouse/you and/or your partner]
have made your planned payments on these credit cards?
INTERVIEWER:
IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST35-5210A2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5210A4
YAST35-5210A3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5210A3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5210A4 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
II)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. $50,001 -
$100,000 |
|
8 H. More than
$100,000 |
YAST35-5210B1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Do [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] owe any
money on any credit card accounts that you no longer have, such as Visa,
American Express, or credit cards for specific stores, such as department stores
or gas stations?
YAST35-5210C1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
After the most recent payment, roughly what was the
balance still owed on all of these accounts together?
INTERVIEWER:
IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT, PROBE FOR A
RANGE.
YAST35-5210C2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5210C4
YAST35-5210C3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5210C3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5210C4 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that
amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS
ARE NOT BEING USED, ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will
read the categories in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YAST35-5210D1 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(Aside from the accounts that we talked about,) Do
[you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] currently owe money to any other
businesses, such as stores, doctor's offices, hospitals, or banks? Please
include any installment plans, rent-to-own accounts, or any other business that
you owe money to.
YAST35-5210D1A [] |
Section: Assets35 |
After the most recent payments were made on these
accounts, what was the balance still owed?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-5210D2 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5210D4
YAST35-5210D3_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5210D3_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5210D4 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
GG)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $1,000 |
|
2 B. $1,001
- $2,500 |
|
3 C. $2,501
- $5,000 |
|
4 D. $5,001
- $10,000 |
|
5 E. $10,001
- $25,000 |
|
6 F. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $50,000 |
YAST35-5250 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[KEY_MARSTAT]==1 || [YOUTH_PARTNER]==1
COMMENT: R is currently married or has a partner
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST35-5260
YAST35-5260 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
[LASTASTSPOPAR]==1 || [KEY_EVERLIVED3]==1
COMMENT: R got married or starting living with spouse/partner since last
assets interview
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YAST35-5280
YAST35-5280 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Thinking of all of the things your [spouse/partner] owned
and his/her savings and investments when you got married or started living with
your partner, if your [spouse/partner] had sold all of this and paid off any
debts owed at that time, about how much would your [spouse/partner] have
received?
IF SPOUSE/PARTNER HAD MORE DEBTS THAN
ASSETS SELECT TO ENTER NEGATIVE VALUE
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-5282 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5286
YAST35-5282N [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5286
YAST35-5284_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5284_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5284N_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5284N_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5286 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST35-5310 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
We understand that some couples have savings,
investments, and businesses that are owned by only one person in the couple and
that other couples own most assets jointly. Does your [spouse/partner] have any
savings, investments, businesses, or own any assets that you do not share any
interest in?
YAST35-5320 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
If your [spouse/partner] sold or cashed in all of the
savings, investments, businesses and assets he/she owns that you do not have an
interest in, how much would your [spouse/partner] receive?
INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO GIVE AN EXACT AMOUNT,
PROBE FOR A RANGE.
YAST35-5322 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(ENTER
AMOUNT)
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YAST35-5326
YAST35-5324_000001 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(READ IF NECESSARY)
What is the lower amount of the range? What is the upper amount of the
range?
YAST35-5324_000002 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
YAST35-5326 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
KK)
[[Please look at this card]]
Can you tell me the
letter of the category that is your best estimate of that amount?
(IF THIS IS AN INTERVIEW WHERE SHOWCARDS ARE NOT BEING USED,
ADD THE FIRST TIME AND LATER AS NECESSARY: I will read the categories
in order. Please stop me when I reach the correct one. )
|
1 A. $1
- $25,000 |
|
2 B. $25,001
- $50,000 |
|
3 C. $50,001
- $100,000 |
|
4 D. $100,001
- $250,000 |
|
5 E. $250,001
- $500,000 |
|
6 F. $500,001
- $1,000,000 |
|
7 G. More
than $1,000,000 |
YAST35-5400 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Sometimes people go through hard times financially. The
next few questions are about any financial difficulties you may have gone
through recently.
YAST35-5410 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Now thinking of all the various loan or mortgage payments
[you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] made during the last year, were all
payments made the way they were scheduled, or were payments on any of the loans
sometimes made later or missed?
|
1 All payments
were made on schedule |
|
2 Payments were
sometimes made late or missed ...(Go To YAST35-5411) |
|
3 No payments
due |
YAST35-5411 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Were [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] ever
behind in your payments by two months or more?
YAST35-5420 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Have [you/you or your spouse/you or your partner] ever
declared bankruptcy?
YAST35-5421 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
How many times have [you/you or your spouse/you or your
partner] declared bankruptcy?
YAST35-5422 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
Please think about the most recent time that [you/you or
your spouse/you or your partner] declared bankruptcy. In what month and year was
this?
YAST35-5423 [] |
Section: Assets35 |
What type of bankruptcy did [you/you or your spouse/you
or your partner] declare? Was it...
|
1 Chapter 7,
commonly referred to as Straight Bankruptcy |
|
2 Chapter 11,
commonly referred to as Business Reorganization |
|
3 Chapter 12,
commonly referred to as Family Farmer Reorganization |
|
4 Chapter 13,
commonly referred to as Personal Debt Reorganization/Wage Earner Repayment
Plan |
|
5 Other
(SPECIFY) |
YPRGA-1000 [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Sometimes people go through hard times or need some help.
These next questions are about government programs that assist individuals and
families, and whether or not [you or your spouse/you or your partner/you] might
have received assistance from them.
YPRGA-1100 [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [LINTDATE~X] have [you/you or your spouse/you or
your partner] ever
|
- lived in a public housing
project? |
|
- received rental certificates
or vouchers from a public agency? |
YPRGA-1200 [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [LINTDATE~X] have [you/you or your spouse/you or
your partner] received any of the following kinds of assistance from a
government program?
|
- Transportation assistance,
such as gas vouchers, bus passes, help registering, repairing, or insuring
car |
|
- Child care services or
assistance so you could go to work or school or training |
|
- Help paying energy bills |
|
- Food assistance from the
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance or
Food Stamps programs |
|
- Cash assistance from
Supplemental Security Income or SSI |
|
- Cash assistance from TANF,
AFDC, or other government programs to help low-income families |
|
- Other non-cash assistance from
the government because you had income that was too low to meet
needs |
YPRGA-1800 [] |
Section: Program Participation |
These next questions are about Unemployment Insurance.
This is temporary financial assistance paid by Federal or State governments to
people who are out of work.
[/I will be asking separately about you and
your spouse./I will be asking separately about you and your partner.]
YPRG-1830_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[PREV_UNEMP_DOLI]==1
COMMENT: R was currently receiving unemployment at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-1850_UPD
YPRG-1850_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
You were receiving unemployment compensation on
[LINTDATE~X].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YPRG-1930_UPD) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YPRG-1860_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
You were not receiving unemployment compensation on
[LINTDATE~X].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YPRG-1920_UPD) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YPRG-1899_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Were you receiving unemployment compensation on
[LINTDATE~X]?
YPRG-1905_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What month and year did you last receive unemployment
compensation prior to [LINTDATE~X]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER MONTH AND YEAR ...(Go To YPRG-1910_UPD) |
|
2 R DENIES
RECEIVING THIS PROGRAM PRIOR TO DLI |
YPRG-1910_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
(What month and year did you last receive unemployment
compensation prior to [LINTDATE~X]?)
YPRG-1920_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [LINTDATE~X] have you received any unemployment
compensation payments?
YPRG-1930_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Are you currently receiving unemployment
compensation?
YPRG-3700R2-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Program Participation |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Unemployment loop
YPRG-3900B_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[loop]==1
COMMENT: This is the first time through the loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-3901_UPD
YPRG-3901_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[R was receiving unemployment]==1
COMMENT: R was receiving unemployment compensation at DLI
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-4500_UPD
YPRG-4000_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What month and year did you [first/next([loop])] receive
unemployment compensation?
YPRG-4100_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
ISCOMPLETE([CUR_UNEMP_START1([loop])])
COMMENT: Unemployment start date is refused, don't know or missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-4200_UPD
YPRG-4200_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What day in [CUR_UNEMP_START1([loop])~X] did you
[first/next([loop])] receive unemployment compensation?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YPRG-4300_UPD
YPRG-4300_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Was it at the beginning of [CUR_UNEMP_START1([loop])~X],
the middle of [CUR_UNEMP_START1([loop])~X] or the end of
[CUR_UNEMP_START1([loop])~X]?
|
1 BEGINNING OF
MONTH |
|
2 MIDDLE OF
MONTH |
|
3 END OF
MONTH |
YPRG-4400_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[CUR_CURRENT_UNEMP]==1
COMMENT: R is currently receiving unemployment compensation
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-4500_UPD
YPRG-4500_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [CUR_UNEMP_START1([loop])~X] have there been any
periods of two weeks or more when you did not receive unemployment compensation
benefits?
YPRG-4700_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What month and year did you [first/next([loop])] stop
receiving unemployment compensation for more than two weeks?
YPRG-4800_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
ISCOMPLETE([CUR_UNEMP_STOP1([loop])])
COMMENT: Unemployment stop date is refused, don't know or missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-4900_UPD
YPRG-4900_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What day in [CUR_UNEMP_STOP1([loop])~X] did you
[first/next([loop])] stop receiving unemployment compensation for more than two
weeks?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YPRG-5000_UPD
YPRG-5000_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Was it at the beginning of [CUR_UNEMP_STOP1([loop])~X],
the middle of [CUR_UNEMP_STOP1([loop])~X] or the end of
[CUR_UNEMP_STOP1([loop])~X]?
|
1 BEGINNING OF
MONTH |
|
2 MIDDLE OF
MONTH |
|
3 END OF
MONTH |
YPRG-5100_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[start date is unknown([loop])]==0 || [stop date is
unknown([loop])]==0
COMMENT: Unemployment stop date or start date is refused, don't know or
missing
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YPRG-5900_UPD
YPRG-5200_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
About how many weeks did you receive unemployment
compensation?
YPRG-5900_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Thinking about the unemployment benefits you received
[between (date) and (current/stop date)([loop])], on average, how much did you
receive per WEEK during this period?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YPRG-6000_UPD
YPRG-6000_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
BB)
[[Please look at this card]]
Which range
corresponds best to the amount you received per week in unemployment
compensation? Just tell me the letter on the card.
|
1 A. $1
- $100 |
|
2 B. $101
- $150 |
|
3 C. $151
- $200 |
|
4 D. $201
- $250 |
|
5 E. $251
- $350 |
|
6 F. More
than $350 |
YPRG-6200B_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
([CUR_CURRENT_UNEMP]==1 && [R stopped receiving
unemployment([loop])]==0) ||
([R was receiving unemployment]==1 && [R
stopped receiving unemployment([loop])]==0)
COMMENT: R is currently receiving unemployment and no stop periods
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-6400CUR-LOOP-END
YPRG-6300_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [CUR_UNEMP_STOP1([loop])~X] did you start receiving
unemployment compensation again?
YPRG-6400CUR-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Program Participation |
UNTIL (([loop]>=4) || ([R received unemployment
again([loop])]==0))
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Unemployment loop
YPRG-6500_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[KEY_MARSTAT]==1 || [YOUTH_PARTNER]==1
COMMENT: R has a spouse or partner
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YPRG-6501A_UPD
YPRG-6501A_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
(INTERVIEWER : IS R'S
[spouse/partner/you] THE SAME [spouse/partner/you] SINCE
[LINTDATE~X]?)
IF SPOUSE/PARTNER WAS
LIVING WITH R BUT WAS NOT REPORTED AT DATE OF LAST INTERVIEW ENTER "YES." IF NO
PARTNER EXISTED AT DATE OF LAST INTERVIEW ENTER "NO."
YPRG-6530_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[PREV_S_UNEMP_DOLI]==1
COMMENT: Spouse or partner was currently receiving unemployment at
DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-6540_UPD
YPRG-6540_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Your [spouse/partner/you] was receiving unemployment
compensation on [LINTDATE~X].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YPRG-6620_UPD) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YPRG-6550_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Your [spouse/partner/you] was not receiving unemployment
compensation on [LINTDATE~X].
|
1 SELECT TO
CONTINUE ...(Go To YPRG-6610_UPD) |
|
0 FI: SELECT IF
R VOLUNTEERS A CORRECTION |
YPRG-6590_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Was your [spouse/partner/you] receiving unemployment
compensation on [LINTDATE~X]?
YPRG-6595_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What month and year did your [spouse/partner/you] last
receive unemployment compensation prior to [LINTDATE~X]?
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER MONTH AND YEAR ...(Go To YPRG-6600_UPD) |
|
2 R DENIES
RECEIVING THIS PROGRAM PRIOR TO DLI |
YPRG-6600_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
(What month and year did your [spouse/partner/you] last
receive unemployment compensation prior to [LINTDATE~X]?)
YPRG-6610_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [LINTDATE~X] has your [spouse/partner/you] received
any unemployment compensation payments?
YPRG-6620_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Is your [spouse/partner/you] currently receiving State or
Federal unemployment compensation?
YPRG-6800R2-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Program Participation |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Spouse/partner unemployment loop
YPRG-7000X_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[loop]==1
COMMENT: this is the first time through the loop
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-7000A_UPD
YPRG-7000A_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[spouse/partner was receiving unemployment]==1
COMMENT: spouse was receiving unemployment compensation at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-7700_UPD
YPRG-7100_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What month and year did your [spouse/partner/you]
[first/next([loop])] receive unemployment compensation?
YPRG-7200_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
ISCOMPLETE([CUR_SUNEMP_START2([loop])])
COMMENT: Spouse or partner's unemployment compensation start date is
refused, don't know or missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YPRG-7500_UPD
YPRG-7500_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[CUR_CURRENT_SUNEMP]==1
COMMENT: Spouse or partner is currently receiving unemployment
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-7700_UPD
YPRG-7700_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [CUR_SUNEMP_START2([loop])~X], have there been any
periods of two weeks or more when your [spouse/partner/you] did not receive
unemployment compensation benefits?
YPRG-7800_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What month and year did your [spouse/partner/you]
[first/next([loop])] stop receiving unemployment compensation for more than two
weeks?
YPRG-7900_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[stop date is unknown([loop])]==0 || [start date is
unknown([loop])]==0
COMMENT: Spouse or partner unemployment stop date or start date is refused,
don't know or missing
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YPRG-9000_UPD
YPRG-8300_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
About how many weeks did your [spouse/partner/you]
receive unemployment compensation?
YPRG-9000_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Thinking about the unemployment benefits your
[spouse/partner/you] received [between (date) and (current/stop date)([loop])],
on average, how much did [she/he] receive per WEEK during this
period?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YPRG-9100_UPD
YPRG-9100_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
BB)
[[Please look at this card]]
Which range
corresponds best to the amount your [spouse/partner/you] received per week in
unemployment compensation? Just tell me the letter on the card.
|
1 A. $1
- $100 |
|
2 B. $101
- $150 |
|
3 C. $151
- $200 |
|
4 D. $201
- $250 |
|
5 E. $251
- $350 |
|
6 F. More
than $350 |
YPRG-9300B [] |
Section: Program Participation |
(([CUR_CURRENT_SUNEMP]==1) && ([spouse/partner
stopped receiving unemployment([loop])] ==0)) ||
(([spouse/partner was
receiving unemployment]==1) && ([spouse/partner stopped receiving
unemployment([loop])]==0))
COMMENT: Spouse or partner is currently receiving and no stop
periods
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-9500CUR-LOOP-END
YPRG-9400_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [CUR_SUNEMP_STOP2([loop])~X], did your
[spouse/partner/you] start receiving unemployment compensation again?
YPRG-9500CUR-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Program Participation |
UNTIL (([loop]>=4) || ([spouse/partner received
unemployment again([loop])]==0))
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Spouse/partner unemployment loop
YPRG-9510_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since you began living together, has your
[spouse/partner/you] received any unemployment compensation payments?
YPRG-9520_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Is your [spouse/partner/you] currently receiving
unemployment compensation payments?
YPRG-9530CUR-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Program Participation |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Spouse/partner unemployment loop
YPRG-9560_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Please think back to the very [first/next([loop])] time
your [spouse/partner/you] received unemployment compensation since you began
living together.
What month and year did your [spouse/partner/you]
[first/next([loop])] receive unemployment compensation since you began living
together?
YPRG-9570_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
ISCOMPLETE([CUR_SUNEMP_START3([loop])])
COMMENT: Unemployment start date is refused, don't know or missing
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-9600_UPD
YPRG-9600_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[CUR_CURRENT_SUNEMP3]==1
COMMENT: Spouse or partner is currently receiving unemployment
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-9610_UPD
YPRG-9610_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [CUR_SUNEMP_START3([loop])~X], have there been any
periods of two weeks or more when your [spouse/partner/you] did not receive
unemployment compensation benefits since you began living together?
YPRG-9620_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
What month and year did your [spouse/partner/you]
[first/next([loop])] stop receiving unemployment compensation for more than two
weeks since you began living together?
YPRG-9630_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
[stop date is unknown([loop])]==0 || [start date is
unknown([loop])]==0
COMMENT: Unemployment stop date or start date is refused, don't know or
missing
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YPRG-9710_UPD
YPRG-9660_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
About how many weeks did your [spouse/partner/you]
receive unemployment compensation since you began living together?
YPRG-9710_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Thinking about the unemployment compensation benefits
your [spouse/partner/you] received [between (date) and (current/stop
date)([loop])], on average, how much did [she/he] receive per week during this
period?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YPRG-9720_UPD
YPRG-9720_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
BB)
[[Please look at this card]]
Which range
corresponds best to the amount your [spouse/partner/you] received per week in
unemployment compensation? Just tell me the letter on the card.
|
1 A. $1
- $100 |
|
2 B. $101
- $150 |
|
3 C. $151
- $200 |
|
4 D. $201
- $250 |
|
5 E. $251
- $350 |
|
6 F. More
than $350 |
YPRG-9750_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
([CUR_CURRENT_SUNEMP3]==1) && ([spouse/partner
stopped receiving unemployment([loop])]==0)
COMMENT: Spouse or partner is currently receiving and no stop
periods
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YPRG-9770CUR-LOOP-END
YPRG-9760_UPD [] |
Section: Program Participation |
Since [CUR_SUNEMP_STOP3([loop])~X], did your
[spouse/partner/you] start receiving unemployment compensation again?
YPRG-9770CUR-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Program Participation |
UNTIL (([loop]>=4) || ([spouse/partner received
unemployment again([loop])]==0))
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Spouse/partner unemployment loop
YSAQF-360-CHECK [] |
Section: SAQF |
[EVERSMOKE]==1
COMMENT: R has reporting smoking at any time in the past
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-357B_1
YSAQF-357B_1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Now we would like to ask you a few questions about
smoking and alcohol use.
YSAQF-360C [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you smoked a cigarette within the past twelve
months?
YSAQF-361 [] |
Section: SAQF |
During the past 30 days, on how many days did you smoke a
cigarette?
YSAQF-PRISONCHECK [] |
Section: SAQF |
[PRISONSECURE]==1
COMMENT: R's interview is in insecure prison environment
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-438A
YSAQF-357B-CHECK [] |
Section: SAQF |
[EVERSMOKE]==1
COMMENT: R has reporting smoking at any time in the past
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-364D
YSAQF-357B_2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Now we would like to ask you a few questions about
alcohol use.
YSAQF-364D [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you had a drink of an alcoholic beverage in the past
twelve months? (By a drink we mean a can or bottle of beer, a glass of wine, a
mixed drink, or a shot of liquor.)
YSAQF-365 [] |
Section: SAQF |
During the last 30 days, on how many days did you have
one or more drinks of an alcoholic beverage?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YSAQF-366If Answer = 0 Then Go To YSAQF-370C
YSAQF-366 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the past 30 days, on the days you drank alcohol, about
how many drinks did you usually have?
YSAQF-367 [] |
Section: SAQF |
On how many days did you have five or more drinks on the
same occasion during the past 30 days? By occasion we mean at the same time or
within hours of each other.
YSAQF-368 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the LAST 30 DAYS,
how many days have you had something alcoholic to drink, such as beer, wine or
hard liquor, right before or during school or work hours?
YSAQF-370C [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the past 12 months, have you used marijuana, even if
only once, for example: grass or pot?
YSAQF-371 [] |
Section: SAQF |
On how many days have you used marijuana in the last 30
days?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YSAQF-372If Answer = 0 Then Go To YSAQF-372CC
YSAQF-372 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the last 30 days, how many times have you used
marijuana right before or during school or work hours?
YSAQF-372CC [] |
Section: SAQF |
Excluding marijuana and alcohol, in the last twelve
months, have you used any drugs like cocaine, crack, heroin, or crystal meth, or
any other substance not prescribed by a doctor, in order to get high or to
achieve an altered state?
YSAQF-372D [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the last twelve months, how many times would you
estimate that you took this drug or other substance?
If Answer = 0 Then Go To YSAQF-388A
YSAQF-372E [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the last 30 days, how many times, if any, did you use
this drug or other substance right before school or during school or work
hours?
YSAQF-388A [] |
Section: SAQF |
[CRIMECONTROL] == 1
COMMENT: R has been arrested or is in control sample
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-389
YSAQF-389 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Now we would like to ask you about some different
activities you may or may not have been involved in.
YSAQF-390B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since the last interview on [LINTDATE~X], have you stolen
something from a store or something that did not belong to you worth less than 50 dollars?
YSAQF-405 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did you use a weapon to steal something?
YSAQF-405B [] |
Section: SAQF |
How many times have you stolen something from a store or
something that did not belong to you worth less than 50 dollars since the last
interview on [LINTDATE~X]?
YSAQF-391B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since the last interview on [LINTDATE~X], have you stolen
something from a store, person or house, or something that did not belong to you
worth 50 dollars or more including stealing
a car?
YSAQF-411 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did you use a weapon to steal something?
YSAQF-413 [] |
Section: SAQF |
How many times have you stolen something from a store,
person or house, or something that did not belong to you worth 50 dollars or
more including stealing a car since the last interview on
[LINTDATE~X]?
YSAQF-416 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the year 2016, what was the amount of cash you
received for the items you stole or would have received if you had sold
them?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YSAQF-417
YSAQF-417 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Would you say it was ...
|
1 LESS THAN
$50 |
|
2 $50 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $100 |
|
3 $100 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $500 |
|
4 $500 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $1000 |
|
5 $1000 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $5000 |
|
6 $5000 OR
MORE |
YSAQF-394B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since the last interview on [LINTDATE~X], have you sold
or helped to sell marijuana (pot, grass), hashish (hash) or other hard drugs
such as heroin, cocaine or LSD?
YSAQF-431 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], did you sell marijuana or hashish,
that is pot, grass, or hash?
YSAQF-432 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], did you sell or help sell hard drugs
such as heroin, cocaine, LSD or other drugs?
YSAQF-434 [] |
Section: SAQF |
How many times have you sold or helped to sell marijuana,
hashish or other hard drugs since the last interview on [LINTDATE~X]?
YSAQF-437 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In 2016, about how much cash income did you make from
selling or helping to sell marijuana, cocaine or other drugs?
If Answer = -2 Then Go To YSAQF-438
YSAQF-438 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Would you say it was ...
|
1 LESS THAN
$50 |
|
2 $50 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $100 |
|
3 $100 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $500 |
|
4 $500 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $1000 |
|
5 $1000 OR MORE
BUT LESS THAN $5000 |
|
6 $5000 OR
MORE |
YSAQF-438A [] |
Section: SAQF |
[PREV_YSAQ-497]==1
COMMENT: R was in a corrections facility at dli
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YSAQF-438D
YSAQF-438B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what year were you first released
from a corrections facility, including an adult or juvenile institution or
reform or training school?
|
1 I have never
been in a corrections facility ...(Go To YSAQF-438D) |
|
2 I am still in
a corrections facility ...(Go To YSAQF-438D) |
|
3 1997 |
|
4 1998 |
|
5 1999 |
|
6 2000 |
|
7 2001 |
|
8 2002 |
|
9 2003 |
|
10 2004 |
|
11 2005 |
|
12 2006 |
|
13 2007 |
|
14 2008 |
|
15 2009 |
|
16 2010 |
|
17 2011 |
|
18 2012 |
|
19 2013 |
|
20 2014 |
YSAQF-438C [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month were you first released from a corrections
facility since [LINTDATE~X]?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-438C1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
At the time of your release, were you placed on
parole?
YSAQF-438C2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did the terms of your parole restrict...
|
- a. where you could live? |
|
- b. how far you could travel
from home? |
|
- c. what hours of the day you
could be away from home? |
|
- d. whom you could associate
with? |
YSAQF-438C3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still on parole for that sentence?
YSAQF-438D [] |
Section: SAQF |
[PREV_YSAQ-502] ==1
COMMENT: R was performing community service at dli
If
Answer = 0 Then Go To YSAQF-438G
YSAQF-438E [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what year did you first complete a
sentence to perform community service?
|
1 I have never
been sentenced to perform community service ...(Go To YSAQF-438G) |
|
2 I am still
performing community service ...(Go To YSAQF-438G) |
|
3 1997 |
|
4 1998 |
|
5 1999 |
|
6 2000 |
|
7 2001 |
|
8 2002 |
|
9 2003 |
|
10 2004 |
|
11 2005 |
|
12 2006 |
|
13 2007 |
|
14 2008 |
|
15 2009 |
|
16 2010 |
|
17 2011 |
|
18 2012 |
|
19 2013 |
|
20 2014 |
YSAQF-438F [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you first complete community service since
[LINTDATE~X]?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-438G [] |
Section: SAQF |
[PREV_YSAQ-506B] == 1
COMMENT: R was on probation at dli
If Answer = 0 Then
Go To YSAQF-439
YSAQF-438H [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what year did you first stop being on
probation?
|
1 I have never
been on probation ...(Go To YSAQF-439) |
|
2 I am still on
probation ...(Go To YSAQF-439) |
|
3 1997 |
|
4 1998 |
|
5 1999 |
|
6 2000 |
|
7 2001 |
|
8 2002 |
|
9 2003 |
|
10 2004 |
|
11 2005 |
|
12 2006 |
|
13 2007 |
|
14 2008 |
|
15 2009 |
|
16 2010 |
|
17 2011 |
|
18 2012 |
|
19 2013 |
|
20 2014 |
YSAQF-438I [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you first stop being on probation since
[LINTDATE~X]?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-439 [] |
Section: SAQF |
[PREV_YSAQ-439] < 0
COMMENT: R did not answer questions about being arrested at DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-439B
YSAQF-439B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you ever been arrested by the police or taken into
custody for an illegal or delinquent offense (do not include arrests for minor
traffic violations)?
YSAQF-440 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In total, how many times have you been
arrested?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YSAQF-441
YSAQF-440C [] |
Section: SAQF |
[total arrests] >= 4
COMMENT: R arrested more than 3 times
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-440A1
YSAQF-440A1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month were you first arrested?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-440A2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year were you first arrested?
YSAQF-440A3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month was your most recent arrest?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-440A4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year was your most recent arrest?
YSAQF-440B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Which of the following charges have you ever been
arrested for? Please select all that apply.
|
1 Assault, such
as battery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter |
|
2 Robbery |
|
3 Burglary or
breaking and entering |
|
4 Theft, such
as auto theft, larceny, shoplifting |
|
5 Destruction
of property, such as vandalism, arson, malicious destruction |
|
6 Other
property offenses, such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling
stolen property |
|
7 Possession or
use of illicit drugs |
|
8 Sale or
trafficking of illicit drugs |
|
9 Major traffic
offense, such as driving under the influence, reckless driving, or driving
without a license |
|
10 Public order
offense, such as drinking or purchasing alcohol under age, disorderly
conduct, sex offense |
|
12 Violation of
parole or probation |
|
11 Other
offenses |
YSAQF-440C1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
As a result of these charges, did you ever go to juvenile
court?
YSAQF-440C2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
As a result of these charges, did you ever go to adult
court?
YSAQF-440C3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
([JUVCOURT] == 1) || ([ADCOURT] == 1)
COMMENT: R went to juvenile court or adult court
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-440C4
YSAQF-440C4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Which of the following charges have you ever been convicted for? Again,
please select all the charges that apply.
|
1 Assault, such
as battery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter |
|
2 Robbery |
|
3 Burglary or
breaking and entering |
|
4 Theft, such
as auto theft, larceny, shoplifting |
|
5 Destruction
of property, such as vandalism, arson, malicious destruction |
|
6 Other
property offenses, such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling
stolen property |
|
7 Possession or
use of illicit drugs |
|
8 Sale or
trafficking of illicit drugs |
|
9 Major traffic
offense, such as driving under the influence, reckless driving, or driving
without a license |
|
10 Public order
offense, such as drinking or purchasing alcohol under age, disorderly
conduct, sex offense |
|
12 Violation of
parole or probation |
|
11 Other
offenses |
YSAQF-440C5 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you ever been convicted of a felony?
YSAQF-440D [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you ever been sentenced to spend time in a
corrections institution, like a jail, prison or a youth institution like a
juvenile hall or reform school or training school or to perform community
service?
YSAQF-440E [] |
Section: SAQF |
Which of the following have you been sentenced to for
even one day? Please select all that
apply.
|
1 Jail |
|
2 Adult
Corrections Institution |
|
3 Juvenile
Corrections Institution |
|
4 Reform or
Training School |
|
5 Community
Service |
|
6 Other |
YSAQF-440E1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-440E],1)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-440F
YSAQF-440E2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-440E],2)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-440F
YSAQF-440E3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-440E],3)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-440F
YSAQF-440F [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you first serve time in a jail or a
corrections institution?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-440G [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you first serve time in a jail or a
corrections institution?
YSAQF-440G1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still serving that sentence?
YSAQF-440G2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost a job because of your current
incarceration?
YSAQF-440G3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost custody of any children because of your
current incarceration?
YSAQF-440G4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
During the time that you've been incarcerated, have you
received any of the following services?
|
- re-entry preparation |
|
- substance abuse
treatment |
|
- mental health treatment |
|
- medical attention |
|
- employment training |
|
- GED or other schooling |
|
- religious
services/ministry |
YSAQF-440G5 [] |
Section: SAQF |
How far would you say it is from the place you are
currently incarcerated to the place you were living before you became
incarcerated?
|
1 Less than 20
miles |
|
2 21 - 50
miles |
|
3 51 - 150
miles |
|
4 151 miles or
more |
YSAQF-440G6 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
received a visit from friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-440G7 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
talked on the phone with friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-440G8 [] |
Section: SAQF |
While you have been incarcerated, how many times did you
receive a letter, e-mail or package from
friends or family members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-440H [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month were you released from that first sentence to
jail or a corrections institution?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-440I [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year were you released from that first sentence to
jail or a corrections institution?
YSAQF-440I1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
At the time of your release, were you placed on
parole?
YSAQF-440I2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did the terms of your parole restrict...
|
- a. where you could live? |
|
- b. how far you could travel
from home? |
|
- c. what hours of the day you
could be away from home? |
|
- d. whom you could associate
with? |
YSAQF-440I3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still on parole for that sentence?
YSAQF-440J [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you currently serving a sentence?
YSAQF-440K [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you serving a sentence in ...
|
1 Jail |
|
2 Adult
Corrections Institution |
|
3 Juvenile
Corrections Institution |
|
4 Reform or
Training School |
|
5 Community
Service |
|
6 Other |
YSAQF-440K1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-440K],5)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-440L
YSAQF-440K2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-440K],6)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-440L
YSAQF-440L [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you begin serving your current
sentence?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-440M [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you begin serving your current
sentence?
YSAQF-440M2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost a job because of your current
incarceration?
YSAQF-440M3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost custody of any children because of your
current incarceration?
YSAQF-440M4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
During the time that you've been incarcerated, have you
received any of the following services?
|
- re-entry preparation |
|
- substance abuse
treatment |
|
- mental health treatment |
|
- medical attention |
|
- employment training |
|
- GED or other schooling |
|
- religious
services/ministry |
YSAQF-440M5 [] |
Section: SAQF |
How far would you say it is from the place you are
currently incarcerated to the place you were living before you became
incarcerated?
|
1 Less than 20
miles |
|
2 21 - 50
miles |
|
3 51 - 150
miles |
|
4 151 miles or
more |
YSAQF-440M6 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
received a visit from friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-440M7 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
talked on the phone with friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-440M8 [] |
Section: SAQF |
While you have been incarcerated, how many times did you
receive a letter, e-mail or package from
friends or family members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-441 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since the date of last interview on [LINTDATE~X], have
you been arrested by the police or taken into custody for an illegal or
delinquent offense (do not include arrests for minor traffic
violations)?
YSAQF-442 [] |
Section: SAQF |
[YSAQ-439b] == 1
COMMENT: R answered "yes" to YSAQ-439B
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-445-LOOP-BEGIN
YSAQF-442A [] |
Section: SAQF |
([YSAQF-441] == 0) && ([PREV_EVER_ARREST] ==
1)
COMMENT: R has not been arrested since DLI and R had ever been arrested prior
to DLI
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-445-LOOP-BEGIN
YSAQF-443 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In total, how many times have you been arrested since the
last interview on [LINTDATE~X]?
If Answer >= -2 AND Answer <= -1 Then Go To YSAQF-445-LOOP-BEGIN
YSAQF-443C [] |
Section: SAQF |
[number of times arrested] >= 4
COMMENT: R arrested more than 3 times
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-443A1
YSAQF-443A1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what month were you first
arrested?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-443A2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what year were you first
arrested?
YSAQF-443A2A [] |
Section: SAQF |
At the time of that arrest, were you on probation or
parole?
YSAQF-443A3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what month was your most recent
arrest?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-443A4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what year was your most recent
arrest?
YSAQF-443A4A [] |
Section: SAQF |
At the time of that arrest, were you on probation or
parole?
YSAQF-443B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], which of the following charges have
you ever been arrested for? Please
select all that apply.
|
1 Assault, such
as battery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter |
|
2 Robbery |
|
3 Burglary or
breaking and entering |
|
4 Theft, such
as auto theft, larceny, shoplifting |
|
5 Destruction
of property, such as vandalism, arson, malicious destruction |
|
6 Other
property offenses, such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling
stolen property |
|
7 Possession or
use of illicit drugs |
|
8 Sale or
trafficking of illicit drugs |
|
9 Major traffic
offense, such as driving under the influence, reckless driving, or driving
without a license |
|
10 Public order
offense, such as drinking or purchasing alcohol under age, disorderly
conduct, sex offense |
|
12 Violation of
parole or probation |
|
11 Other
offenses |
YSAQF-443C1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
As a result of these charges, did you go to juvenile
court?
YSAQF-443C2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
As a result of these charges, did you go to adult
court?
YSAQF-443C3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
([JUVCOURT2] == 1) || ([ADCOURT2] == 1)
COMMENT: R went to juvenile court or adult court
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-443C4
YSAQF-443C4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], which of the following charges have
you ever been convicted for? Again, please select all the charges that apply.
|
1 Assault, such
as battery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter |
|
2 Robbery |
|
3 Burglary or
breaking and entering |
|
4 Theft, such
as auto theft, larceny, shoplifting |
|
5 Destruction
of property, such as vandalism, arson, malicious destruction |
|
6 Other
property offenses, such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling
stolen property |
|
7 Possession or
use of illicit drugs |
|
8 Sale or
trafficking of illicit drugs |
|
9 Major traffic
offense, such as driving under the influence, reckless driving, or driving
without a license |
|
10 Public order
offense, such as drinking or purchasing alcohol under age, disorderly
conduct, sex offense |
|
12 Violation of
parole or probation |
|
11 Other
offenses |
YSAQF-443C5 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], have you been convicted of a
felony?
YSAQF-443D [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], have you been sentenced to spend time
in a corrections institution, like a jail, prison or a youth institution like a
juvenile hall or reform school or training school or to perform community
service?
YSAQF-443E [] |
Section: SAQF |
Which of the following have you been sentenced to for
even one day? Please select all that
apply.
|
1 Jail |
|
2 Adult
Corrections Institution |
|
3 Juvenile
Corrections Institution |
|
4 Reform or
Training School |
|
5 Community
Service |
|
6 Other |
YSAQF-443E1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-443E],1)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-443F
YSAQF-443E2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-443E],2)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-443F
YSAQF-443E3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-443E],3)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-443F
YSAQF-443F [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what month did you first serve time
in a jail or a corrections institution?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-443G [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], what year did you first serve time in
a jail or a corrections institution?
YSAQF-443G1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still serving that sentence?
YSAQF-443G2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost a job because of your current
incarceration?
YSAQF-443G3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost custody of any children because of your
current incarceration?
YSAQF-443G4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
During the time that you've been incarcerated, have you
received any of the following services?
|
- re-entry preparation |
|
- substance abuse
treatment |
|
- mental health treatment |
|
- medical attention |
|
- employment training |
|
- GED or other schooling |
|
- religious
services/ministry |
YSAQF-443G5 [] |
Section: SAQF |
How far would you say it is from the place you are
currently incarcerated to the place you were living before you became
incarcerated?
|
1 Less than 20
miles |
|
2 21 - 50
miles |
|
3 51 - 150
miles |
|
4 151 miles or
more |
YSAQF-443G6 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
received a visit from friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-443G7 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
talked on the phone with friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-443G8 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
received a letter, e-mail or package from
friends or family members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-443H [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month were you released from that sentence to jail
or a corrections institution?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-443I [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year were you released from that sentence to jail or
a corrections institution?
YSAQF-443I1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
At the time of your release, were you placed on
parole?
YSAQF-443I2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did the terms of your parole restrict...
|
- a. where you could live? |
|
- b. how far you could travel
from home? |
|
- c. what hours of the day you
could be away from home? |
|
- d. whom you could associate
with? |
YSAQF-443I3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still on parole for that sentence?
YSAQF-443J [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you currently serving a sentence?
YSAQF-443K [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you serving a sentence in ...
|
1 Jail |
|
2 Adult
Corrections Institution |
|
3 Juvenile
Corrections Institution |
|
4 Reform or
Training School |
|
5 Community
Service |
|
6 Other |
YSAQF-443K1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-443K],5)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-443L
YSAQF-443K2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
INSELECTION ([YSAQF-443K],6)
COMMENT: initialize symbols to use later
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YSAQF-443L
YSAQF-443L [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you begin serving your current
sentence?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-443M [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you begin serving your current
sentence?
YSAQF-443M2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost a job because of your current
incarceration?
|
1 YES |
|
0 NO |
|
2 NOT CURRENTLY
INCARCERATED |
YSAQF-443M3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost custody of any children because of your
current incarceration?
YSAQF-443M4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
During the time that you've been incarcerated, have you
received any of the following services?
|
- re-entry preparation |
|
- substance abuse
treatment |
|
- mental health treatment |
|
- medical attention |
|
- employment training |
|
- GED or other schooling |
|
- religious
services/ministry |
YSAQF-443M5 [] |
Section: SAQF |
How far would you say it is from the place you are
currently incarcerated to the place you were living before you became
incarcerated?
|
1 Less than 20
miles |
|
2 21 - 50
miles |
|
3 51 - 150
miles |
|
4 151 miles or
more |
YSAQF-443M6 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
received a visit from friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-443M7 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
talked on the phone with friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-443M8 [] |
Section: SAQF |
While you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
received a letter, e-mail or package from
friends or family members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-445-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: SAQF |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Arrests loop
YSAQF-446A [] |
Section: SAQF |
[number of arrests] == 1
COMMENT: This is the first time through the arrest loop
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-446B
YSAQF-446AB [] |
Section: SAQF |
[R has DLI/PDLI unresolved arrest([ARRESTLOOP-1])] ==
1
COMMENT: It's time to pick up the DLI arrests
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YSAQF-467AD
YSAQF-446B [] |
Section: SAQF |
[OLDARRESTONLY] == 1
COMMENT: R has not been arrested since DLI but has an earlier unresolved
arrest
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-467AD
YSAQF-447 [] |
Section: SAQF |
[number of arrests] + [NEVER_ARREST]
COMMENT: arrest loop counter
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YSAQF-449
YSAQF-449 [] |
Section: SAQF |
The next questions are about the first time you were ever
arrested.
YSAQF-450 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month was your first arrest?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-451 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year was your first arrest?
YSAQF-452 [] |
Section: SAQF |
The next questions are about your [(number)] arrest since
the last interview on [LINTDATE~X].
YSAQF-453 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month was your [(number)] arrest since the last
interview?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-454 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year was your [(number)] arrest since the last
interview?
YSAQF-455 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did the police charge you with an offense?
YSAQF-455A [] |
Section: SAQF |
Which of the following offenses did the police charge you
with?
|
1 Assault, such
as battery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter |
|
2 Robbery |
|
3 Burglary or
breaking and entering |
|
4 Theft, such
as auto theft, larceny, shoplifting |
|
5 Destruction
of property, such as vandalism, arson, malicious destruction |
|
6 Other
property offenses, such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling
stolen property |
|
7 Possession or
use of illicit drugs |
|
8 Sale or
trafficking of illicit drugs |
|
9 Major traffic
offense, such as driving under the influence, reckless driving, or driving
without a license |
|
10 Public order
offense, such as drinking or purchasing alcohol under age, disorderly
conduct, sex offense |
|
12 Violation of
parole or probation |
|
11 Other
offenses |
YSAQF-467 [] |
Section: SAQF |
As a result of these charges, did you go to juvenile or
adult court?
|
1 JUVENILE
COURT |
|
2 ADULT
COURT |
|
3 JUVENILE AND
ADULT COURT |
|
4 NO
COURT ...(Go To YSAQF-492) |
YSAQF-467AD [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [LINTDATE~X], have you received a court decision or
had an out-of-court resolution on any police charges brought against you [(prior
to date of last interview)]?
YSAQF-467B [] |
Section: SAQF |
In what year were you arrested for the charges that were
decided or resolved? If charges were finalized from different arrests, please
enter the earliest arrest year.
YSAQF-467B1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Which of the following offenses had the police charged
you with?
|
1 Assault, such
as battery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter |
|
2 Robbery |
|
3 Burglary or
breaking and entering |
|
4 Theft, such
as auto theft, larceny, shoplifting |
|
5 Destruction
of property, such as vandalism, arson, malicious destruction |
|
6 Other
property offenses, such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling
stolen property |
|
7 Possession or
use of illicit drugs |
|
8 Sale or
trafficking of illicit drugs |
|
9 Major traffic
offense, such as driving under the influence, reckless driving, or driving
without a license |
|
10 Public order
offense, such as drinking or purchasing alcohol under age, disorderly
conduct, sex offense |
|
12 Violation of
parole or probation |
|
11 Other
offenses |
YSAQF-467N [] |
Section: SAQF |
As a result of these charges, did you go to juvenile or
adult court?
|
1 JUVENILE
COURT |
|
2 ADULT
COURT |
|
3 JUVENILE AND
ADULT COURT |
|
4 NO
COURT ...(Go To YSAQF-492) |
YSAQF-468 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Were you convicted of, or found delinquent (adjudicated
delinquent) of any charges, or did you plead guilty to any charges?
YSAQF-469A [] |
Section: SAQF |
Which of the following charges were you convicted of or
did you plead guilty to?
|
1 Assault, such
as battery, rape, aggravated assault, manslaughter |
|
2 Robbery |
|
3 Burglary or
breaking and entering |
|
4 Theft, such
as auto theft, larceny, shoplifting |
|
5 Destruction
of property, such as vandalism, arson, malicious destruction |
|
6 Other
property offenses, such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling
stolen property |
|
7 Possession or
use of illicit drugs |
|
8 Sale or
trafficking of illicit drugs |
|
9 Major traffic
offense, such as driving under the influence, reckless driving, or driving
without a license |
|
10 Public order
offense, such as drinking or purchasing alcohol under age, disorderly
conduct, sex offense |
|
12 Violation of
parole or probation |
|
11 Other
offenses |
YSAQF-470 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Were you convicted of or did you plead guilty to a
felony?
YSAQF-492 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What was the outcome?
|
1 BROUGHT HOME
OR NO FURTHER ACTION |
|
2 PRE-COURT
DIVERSION PROGRAM OR COUNSELING |
|
3 COURT
APPEARANCE - NO FURTHER ACTION |
|
4 OTHER |
YSAQF-494 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Were you sentenced to spend time in a corrections
institution, like a jail, prison or a youth institution like juvenile hall or
reform school or training school or to perform community service?
|
0 NOT SENTENCED
TO A CORRECTIONS INSTITUTION ...(Go To YSAQF-505) |
|
1 JAIL ...(Go To YSAQF-495) |
|
2 ADULT
CORRECTIONS INSTITUTION ...(Go To YSAQF-495) |
|
3 JUVENILE
CORRECTIONS INSTITUTION ...(Go To YSAQF-495) |
|
4 REFORM SCHOOL
OR TRAINING SCHOOL ...(Go To YSAQF-495) |
|
5 COMMUNITY
SERVICE ...(Go To YSAQF-500) |
|
6 OTHER ...(Go To YSAQF-505) |
YSAQF-495 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you begin your sentence?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-496 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you begin your sentence?
YSAQF-497 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still in a corrections facility?
YSAQF-497G1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
VAREXIST ([YSAQF-443G2])
COMMENT: The prior to DLI arrest questions have already been asked
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-510-LOOP-END
YSAQF-497G2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost a job because of your current
incarceration?
YSAQF-497G3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Have you lost custody of any children because of your
current incarceration?
YSAQF-497G4 [] |
Section: SAQF |
During the time that you've been incarcerated, have you
received any of the following services?
|
- re-entry preparation |
|
- substance abuse
treatment |
|
- mental health treatment |
|
- medical attention |
|
- employment training |
|
- GED or other schooling |
|
- religious
services/ministry |
YSAQF-497G5 [] |
Section: SAQF |
How far would you say it is from the place you are
currently incarcerated to the place you were living before you became
incarcerated?
|
1 Less than 20
miles |
|
2 21 - 50
miles |
|
3 51 - 150
miles |
|
4 151 miles or
more |
YSAQF-497G6 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
received a visit from friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-497G7 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since you have been incarcerated, how many times have you
talked on the phone with friends or family
members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-497G8 [] |
Section: SAQF |
While you were incarcerated, how many times did you
receive a letter, e-mail or package from
friends or family members?
|
1 Never |
|
2 1 - 3
times |
|
3 4 - 10
times |
|
4 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-498 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month were you released?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-499 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year were you released?
YSAQF-499A [] |
Section: SAQF |
At the time of your release, were you placed on
parole?
YSAQF-499B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did the terms of your parole restrict...
|
- a. where you could live? |
|
- b. how far you could travel
from home? |
|
- c. what hours of the day you
could be away from home? |
|
- d. whom you could associate
with? |
YSAQF-499C [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still on parole for that sentence?
YSAQF-500 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you begin your community
service?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-501 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you begin your community
service?
YSAQF-502 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still performing community service?
YSAQF-503 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you complete your community
service?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-504 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you complete your community
service?
YSAQF-505 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Were you put on probation?
YSAQF-506 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you begin your probation?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-507 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you begin your probation?
YSAQF-507A [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did the terms of your probation restrict...
|
- a. where you could live? |
|
- b. how far you could travel
from home? |
|
- c. what hours of the day you
could be away from home? |
|
- d. whom you could associate
with? |
|
- e. what kind of work you could
do? |
YSAQF-506B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Are you still on probation?
YSAQF-508 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What month did you end your probation?
|
1 JANUARY |
|
2 FEBRUARY |
|
3 MARCH |
|
4 APRIL |
|
5 MAY |
|
6 JUNE |
|
7 JULY |
|
8 AUGUST |
|
9 SEPTEMBER |
|
10 OCTOBER |
|
11 NOVEMBER |
|
12 DECEMBER |
YSAQF-509 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What year did you end your probation?
YSAQF-510-LOOP-END [] |
Section: SAQF |
UNTIL (([number of arrests] >= ([number of times
arrested] + 1 - [NEVER_ARREST]) || ([OLDARRESTONLY] == 1)) &&
([KILLTHEARRESTLOOP] == 1))
COMMENT: Conditions from loop met? Arrests loop
Default Next: |
YSAQF-ARRESTLOOPCHECK |
Lead-In: |
YSAQF-497G1 [1:1],
YSAQF-506B [1:1],
YSAQF-455 [Default],
YSAQF-467AD [Default],
YSAQF-492 [Default],
YSAQF-494 [Default],
YSAQF-497G8 [Default],
YSAQF-499A [Default],
YSAQF-499C [Default],
YSAQF-504 [Default],
YSAQF-505 [Default],
YSAQF-509 [Default] |
YSAQF-ARRESTLOOPCHECK [] |
Section: SAQF |
[number of arrests]==-4
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-530
Default Next: |
YSAQF-530 |
Lead-In: |
YSAQF-440M2 [2:2],
YSAQF-439B [Default],
YSAQF-440C3 [Default],
YSAQF-440D [Default],
YSAQF-440E3 [Default],
YSAQF-440G8 [Default],
YSAQF-440J [Default],
YSAQF-440K2 [Default],
YSAQF-440M8 [Default],
YSAQF-442A [Default],
YSAQF-443C3 [Default],
YSAQF-443D [Default],
YSAQF-443E3 [Default],
YSAQF-443G8 [Default],
YSAQF-443J [Default],
YSAQF-443K2 [Default],
YSAQF-443M8 [Default],
YSAQF-510-LOOP-END [Default] |
YSAQF-530 [] |
Section: SAQF |
[COMP_INCARCERATED] == 1
COMMENT: R has reported a completed incarceration this round
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YSAQF-537
YSAQF-532 [] |
Section: SAQF |
[PENDINCARC] == 1 && [last round interviewed]
<=11
COMMENT: R has a previous completed incarceration we need to ask about and
was not interviewed since round 11
If Answer = 1 Then Go
To YSAQF-537
YSAQF-537 [] |
Section: SAQF |
For these next questions, please think about your most
recent period of incarceration. That was the period that ended with your release
in [LAST_DATE_TXT].
YSAQF-537A [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did you lose a job because of your
incarceration?
YSAQF-537B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Did you lose custody of any children because of your
incarceration?
YSAQF-537C [] |
Section: SAQF |
Please think about when you were released from
incarceration in [LAST_DATE_TXT]. In the month before you were released, did you
receive any of these rehabilitation services?
|
- re-entry preparation |
|
- substance abuse
treatment |
|
- mental health treatment |
|
- medical attention |
|
- employment training |
|
- GED or other schooling |
|
- religious
service/ministry |
YSAQF-537D [] |
Section: SAQF |
How far would you say it is from the place you were
incarcerated to the place you were living when you were incarcerated?
|
1 Less than 20
miles |
|
2 21 - 50
miles |
|
3 51 - 150
miles |
|
4 151 miles or
more |
YSAQF-537E1 [] |
Section: SAQF |
While you were incarcerated, how many times did you
receive a visit from friends or family
members?
|
0 Never |
|
1 1 -3
times |
|
2 4 - 10
times |
|
3 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-537E2 [] |
Section: SAQF |
While you were incarcerated, how many times did you talk on the phone with friends or family
members?
|
0 Never |
|
1 1 -3
times |
|
2 4 - 10
times |
|
3 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-537E3 [] |
Section: SAQF |
While you were incarcerated, how many times did you
receive a letter, e-mail, or package from
friends or family members?
|
0 Never |
|
1 1 -3
times |
|
2 4 - 10
times |
|
3 More than 10
times |
YSAQF-540 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Where did you spend the first night that you were
released from incarceration?
|
1 In your own
house or apartment |
|
2 In someone
else's house or apartment |
|
3 In a shelter
or rooming house |
|
4 On the street
or you were homeless |
|
5 In some other
place or situation |
YSAQF-543 [] |
Section: SAQF |
In the first three months after your release,
[CONTRIB_HAVECONTRIB] to the cost of your housing, for example helping to pay
the rent or mortgage?
YSAQF-546 [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since [RELEASEFILL], have you had trouble finding a place
to live?
YSAQF-546A [] |
Section: SAQF |
What trouble have you had finding a place to
live?
|
- Had no family or friends to
stay with |
|
- Family or friends are not
allowed by housing rules to give me a place to stay |
|
- Was not eligible for public
housing or Section 8 unit |
|
- No available public housing or
Section 8 units |
|
- Had no money for a housing
deposit |
|
- Couldn't find units that were
in my budget |
|
- Couldn't find units within my
parole restrictions |
|
- No available beds in
shelters |
|
- Some other
reason |
YSAQF-547A [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since your release, how easy or hard has it been for you
to stay out of prison?
|
1 Very
easy |
|
2 Pretty
easy |
|
3 Pretty
hard |
|
4 Very
hard |
YSAQF-547B [] |
Section: SAQF |
Since your release, how easy or hard has it been to not
commit crimes?
|
1 Very
easy |
|
2 Pretty
easy |
|
3 Pretty
hard |
|
4 Very
hard |
YSAQF-547C [] |
Section: SAQF |
How easy or hard do you think it will be to stay out of
prison for the next five years?
|
1 Very
easy |
|
2 Pretty
easy |
|
3 Pretty
hard |
|
4 Very
hard |
YSAQF-548 [] |
Section: SAQF |
What do you think is the percent chance that you will be
(re-) incarcerated within the next five years?
YCON-CONTACTCHECK [] |
Section: Contact |
[CONTACTYES]==1
COMMENT: The respondent has agreed to provide contact information
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1755
YCON-LOC-1755 [] |
Section: Contact |
[this is a good contact] == 1
COMMENT: we have contact information for person 1
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1760
YCON-LOC-1760 [] |
Section: Contact |
We have [(first name)] [(last name)] listed as someone
who will always know your whereabouts and would be able to contact you in case
we have difficulty getting in touch with you in the future. Would this person
still be able to contact you?
YCON-LOC-1762 [] |
Section: Contact |
[this is a good contact] == 1
COMMENT: we have contact information for person 2
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1764
YCON-LOC-1764 [] |
Section: Contact |
We have [(first name)] [(last name)] listed as someone
who will always know your whereabouts and would be able to contact you in case
we have difficulty getting in touch with you in the future. Would this person
still be able to contact you?
YCON-LOC-1765 [] |
Section: Contact |
[this is a good contact] == 1
COMMENT: we have contact information for person 3
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1766
YCON-LOC-1766 [] |
Section: Contact |
We have [(first name)] [(last name)] listed as someone
who will always know your whereabouts and would be able to contact you in case
we have difficulty getting in touch with you in the future. Would this person
still be able to contact you?
YCON-LOC-1767 [] |
Section: Contact |
[good contact reference] == 1
COMMENT: contact 1 is still a good contact person
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1770
YCON-LOC-1770 [] |
Section: Contact |
We have the following information listed for [(first
name)] [(last name)]. Is this information complete and correct?
INTERVIEWER: REFER TO THE INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN
BELOW.
First name: [(first name)]
Middle name: [middle
name]
Last name: [(last name)]
Nickname: [nickname]
Relationship:
[relationship to R]
Street address line 1: [address]
Street address line
2: [address]
Apartment: [apt. number]
City: [city] State: [state] Zip:
[zip]
State/Province: [state/province] Postal Code: [post code]
Country:
[country]
Home Phone: [home phone number]
Work Phone: [work phone
number]
Cell Phone: [cell phone number] Pager: [pager number]
Fax: [fax
number]
E-Mail 1: [email address]
E-Mail 2: [email address]
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1774
YCON-LOC-1772_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR [(first name)] [(last name)] BELOW AND ON THE
FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-1772_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-1772_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1772_000014 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-1773_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR [(first name)] [(last name)]
BELOW.
YCON-LOC-1773_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1773_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1773_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1773_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1773_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1773_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1774 [] |
Section: Contact |
[good contact reference] == 1
COMMENT: contact 2 is still a good contact person
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1776
YCON-LOC-1776 [] |
Section: Contact |
We have the following information listed for [(first
name)] [(last name)]. Is this information complete and correct?
INTERVIEWER: REFER TO THE INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN
BELOW.
First name: [(first name)]
Middle name: [middle
name]
Last name: [(last name)]
Nickname: [nickname]
Relationship:
[relationship to R]
Street address line 1: [address]
Street address line
2: [address]
Apartment: [apt. number]
City: [city] State: [state] Zip:
[zip]
State/Province: [state/province] Postal Code: [post code]
Country:
[country]
Home Phone: [home phone number]
Work Phone: [work phone
number]
Cell Phone: [cell phone number] Pager: [pager number]
Fax: [fax
number]
E-Mail 1: [email address]
E-Mail 2: [email address]
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1779
YCON-LOC-1778_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR [(first name)] [(last name)] BELOW AND ON THE
FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-1778_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-1778_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778_000014 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-1778B_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR [(first name)] [(last name)]
BELOW.
YCON-LOC-1778B_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778B_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778B_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778B_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778B_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1778B_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1779 [] |
Section: Contact |
[good contact reference] == 1
COMMENT: contact 3 is still a good contact person
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1780
YCON-LOC-1780 [] |
Section: Contact |
We have the following information listed for [(first
name)] [(last name)]. Is this information complete and correct?
INTERVIEWER: REFER TO THE INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN
BELOW.
First name: [(first name)]
Middle name: [middle
name]
Last name: [(last name)]
Nickname: [nickname]
Relationship:
[relationship to R]
Street address line 1: [address]
Street address line
2: [address]
Apartment: [apt. number]
City: [city] State: [state] Zip:
[zip]
State/Province: [state/province] Postal Code: [post code]
Country:
[country]
Home Phone: [home phone number]
Work Phone: [work phone]
Cell
Phone: [cell phone number] Pager: [pager number]
Fax: [fax number]
E-Mail
1: [email address]
E-Mail 2: [email address]
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-1790
YCON-LOC-1785_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR [(first name)] [(last name)] BELOW AND ON THE
FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-1785_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-1785_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1785_000014 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-1787_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE CORRECT
AND/OR COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR [(first name)] [(last name)]
BELOW.
YCON-LOC-1787_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1787_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1787_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1787_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1787_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1787_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1790 [] |
Section: Contact |
([good contact reference]>0) + ([good contact
reference]>0) + ([good contact reference]>0)
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YCON-LOC-2050If Answer = 2 Then Go To YCON-LOC-2093If Answer = 3 Then Go To YCOI-LOC-3350
YCON-LOC-1795 [] |
Section: Contact |
In case we have difficulty getting in touch with you in
the future, could you give me the name, address, telephone number, FAX number,
and e-mail address of three people who will always know your whereabouts? Please
give me information for someone who does not live with you and is not your
parent.
YCON-LOC-1795A [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: DOES THE RESPONDENT
HAVE A CONTACT TO PROVIDE?
YCON-LOC-1800_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is the name, address, phone, fax, cell phone, pager
number, and e-mail address of the first person who would be able to contact
you?
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THIS INFORMATION BELOW
AND ON THE FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-1800_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-1800_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1800_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-1810_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE
INFORMATION BELOW.
YCON-LOC-1810_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1810_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1810_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1810_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1810_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1810_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1850 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is [first name]'s relationship to you?
|
1 SPOUSE OR
PARTNER |
|
2 GIRLFRIEND OR
BOYFRIEND |
|
3 FRIEND |
|
4 NEIGHBOR |
|
5 MOTHER |
|
6 FATHER |
|
7 SIBLING |
|
8 CHILD |
|
9 GRANDPARENT |
|
11 AUNT/UNCLE |
|
12 NIECE/NEPHEW |
|
13 COUSIN |
|
14 IN-LAW |
|
16 CHILD/CHILDREN'S PARENT |
|
15 ANOTHER
RELATIONSHIP (SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-1850A [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: DOES THE RESPONDENT
HAVE ANOTHER CONTACT TO PROVIDE?
YCON-LOC-1900_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is the name, address, phone, fax, cell phone, pager
number, and e-mail address of the second person who would be able to contact
you?
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THIS INFORMATION BELOW
AND ON THE FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-1900_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-1900_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1900_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-1910_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE
INFORMATION BELOW.
YCON-LOC-1910_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1910_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1910_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1910_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1910_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-1910_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2000 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is [first name]'s relationship to you?
|
1 SPOUSE OR
PARTNER |
|
2 GIRLFRIEND OR
BOYFRIEND |
|
3 FRIEND |
|
4 NEIGHBOR |
|
5 MOTHER |
|
6 FATHER |
|
7 SIBLING |
|
8 CHILD |
|
9 GRANDPARENT |
|
11 AUNT/UNCLE |
|
12 NIECE/NEPHEW |
|
13 COUSIN |
|
14 IN-LAW |
|
16 CHILD/CHILDREN'S PARENT |
|
15 ANOTHER
RELATIONSHIP (SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-2000A [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: DOES THE RESPONDENT
HAVE ANOTHER CONTACT TO PROVIDE?
YCON-LOC-2010_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is the name, address, phone, fax, cell phone, pager
number, and e-mail address of the third person who would be able to contact
you?
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THIS INFORMATION BELOW
AND ON THE FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-2010_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-2010_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2010_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-2015_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE
INFORMATION BELOW.
YCON-LOC-2015_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2015_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2015_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2015_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2015_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2015_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2020 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is [first name]'s relationship to you?
|
1 SPOUSE OR
PARTNER |
|
2 GIRLFRIEND OR
BOYFRIEND |
|
3 FRIEND |
|
4 NEIGHBOR |
|
5 MOTHER |
|
6 FATHER |
|
7 SIBLING |
|
8 CHILD |
|
9 GRANDPARENT |
|
11 AUNT/UNCLE |
|
12 NIECE/NEPHEW |
|
13 COUSIN |
|
14 IN-LAW |
|
16 CHILD/CHILDREN'S PARENT |
|
15 ANOTHER
RELATIONSHIP (SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-2050 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: DOES THE RESPONDENT
HAVE ANOTHER CONTACT TO PROVIDE?
YCON-LOC-2080 [] |
Section: Contact |
And who else will always know your whereabouts? Please
tell me about another person who doesn't live with you but might help us get in
touch with you in the future.
INTERVIEWER: PROBE
FOR A LOCATING CONTACT WHO DOES NOT LIVE WITH THE FIRST LOCATING CONTACT OR WITH
R.
YCON-LOC-2090_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is the name, address, phone, fax, cell phone, pager
number, and e-mail address of this person who would be able to contact
you?
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THIS INFORMATION BELOW
AND ON THE FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-2090_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-2090_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2090_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-2091_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE
INFORMATION BELOW.
YCON-LOC-2091_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2091_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2091_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2091_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2091_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2091_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2092 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is [first name]'s relationship to you?
|
1 SPOUSE OR
PARTNER |
|
2 GIRLFRIEND OR
BOYFRIEND |
|
3 FRIEND |
|
4 NEIGHBOR |
|
5 MOTHER |
|
6 FATHER |
|
7 SIBLING |
|
8 CHILD |
|
9 GRANDPARENT |
|
11 AUNT/UNCLE |
|
12 NIECE/NEPHEW |
|
13 COUSIN |
|
14 IN-LAW |
|
16 CHILD/CHILDREN'S PARENT |
|
15 ANOTHER
RELATIONSHIP (SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-2093 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: DOES THE RESPONDENT
HAVE ANOTHER CONTACT TO PROVIDE?
YCON-LOC-2094 [] |
Section: Contact |
And who else will always know your whereabouts? Please
tell me about another person who doesn't live with you but might help us get in
touch with you in the future.
INTERVIEWER: PROBE
FOR A LOCATING CONTACT WHO DOES NOT LIVE WITH THE FIRST LOCATING CONTACT OR WITH
R.
YCON-LOC-2096_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is the name, address, phone, fax, cell phone, pager
number, and e-mail address of this person who would be able to contact
you?
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THIS INFORMATION BELOW
AND ON THE FOLLOWING SCREEN.
YCON-LOC-2096_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000005 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000006 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000008 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000009 [] |
Section: Contact |
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 |
YCON-LOC-2096_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000011 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000012 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2096_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
Country:
|
300 UNITED
STATES |
101 AFGHANISTAN |
102 ALBANIA |
|
103 ALGERIA |
226 ANGOLA |
104 ANTIGUA |
|
105 ARGENTINA |
106 ARMENIA |
107 AUSTRALIA |
|
108 AUSTRIA |
227 AZERBAIJAN |
109 BAHAMAS |
|
228 BAHRAIN |
110 BANGLADESH
(EAST PAKISTAN) |
111 BARBADOS |
|
229 BARBUDA |
230 BELARUS |
112 BELGIUM |
|
113 BENIN |
114 BERMUDA |
115 BOLIVIA |
|
231 BOSNIA AND
HERZEGOVINA |
232 BOTSWANA |
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 |
233 COTE D'
IVOIRE |
234 CROATIA |
|
127 CUBA |
128 CURACAO |
129 CYPRUS |
|
130 CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
235 CZECH
REPUBLIC |
131 DENMARK |
|
236 DOMINICA |
132 DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC |
133 ECUADOR |
|
134 EGYPT |
135 EL
SALVADOR |
136 ENGLAND |
|
237 ERITREA |
238 ESTONIA |
138 ETHIOPIA |
|
139 FINLAND |
140 FRANCE |
141 FRENCH
GUIANA |
|
142 GAMBIA |
239 GEORGIA
(U.S.S.R) |
143 GERMANY |
|
144 GHANA |
145 GREECE |
240 GRENADA |
|
146 GUADELOUPE |
147 GUATEMALA |
148 GUINEA |
|
149 GIUNEA-BISSAU |
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 |
|
241 KAZAKHSTAN |
242 KENYA |
167 KOREA |
|
243 KUWAIT |
244 KYRGYZSTAN |
245 NORTH
KOREA |
|
168 LAOS |
246 LATVIA |
170 LEBANON |
|
171 LIBERIA |
172 LIBYA |
173 LIECHTENSTEIN |
|
247 LITHUANIA |
175 LUXEMBOURG |
176 MALAYSIA |
|
177 MALTA |
178 MARTINIQUE |
248 MACEDONIA,
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF |
|
249 MADAGASCAR |
250 MOLDOVA
(REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) |
179 MEXICO |
|
180 MONACO |
251 MONGOLIA |
181 MOROCCO |
|
252 MOZAMBIQUE |
253 MYANMAR |
254 NAMIBIA |
|
255 NEPAL |
182 NETHERLANDS |
256 NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES |
|
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 |
|
257 RUSSIA
(RUSSIAN FEDERATION) |
258 RWANDA |
200 SAUDI
ARABIA |
|
201 SCANDINAVIA |
202 SCOTLAND |
203 SENEGAL |
|
259 SERBIA AND
MONTENEGRO |
204 SIERRA
LEONE |
205 SINGAPORE |
|
260 SLOVAKIA |
261 SLOVENIA |
262 SOMALIA |
|
206 SOUTH
AFRICA |
263 SOUTH
KOREA |
207 SPAIN |
|
264 SRI
LANKA |
265 SUDAN |
208 SURINAM |
|
199 SWEDEN |
209 SWITZERLAND |
210 SYRIA |
|
266 TAJIKISTAN |
211 TAIWAN |
267 TANZANIA |
|
212 THAILAND |
213 TOGO |
214 TRINIDAD
& TOBAGO |
|
215 TUNISIA |
216 TURKEY |
268 TURKMENISTAN |
|
218 UGANDA |
269 UKRAINE |
270 UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES |
|
219 URUGUAY |
220 U.S.S.R. |
271 UZBEKISTAN |
|
221 VENEZUELA |
222 VIETNAM |
223 VIRGIN
ISLANDS (not U.S.) |
|
224 WALES |
225 YUGOSLAVIA |
272 ZIMBABWE |
|
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 |
273 OTHER - IN
AFRICA |
|
274 OTHER - IN
SOUTH OR CENTRAL AMERICA |
400 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YCON-LOC-2097_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
INTERVIEWER: INSERT THE
INFORMATION BELOW.
YCON-LOC-2097_000004 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2097_000007 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2097_000010 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2097_000013 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2097_000016 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2097_000017 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCON-LOC-2098 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is [first name]'s relationship to you?
|
1 SPOUSE OR
PARTNER |
|
2 GIRLFRIEND OR
BOYFRIEND |
|
3 FRIEND |
|
4 NEIGHBOR |
|
5 MOTHER |
|
6 FATHER |
|
7 SIBLING |
|
8 CHILD |
|
9 GRANDPARENT |
|
11 AUNT/UNCLE |
|
12 NIECE/NEPHEW |
|
13 COUSIN |
|
14 IN-LAW |
|
16 CHILD/CHILDREN'S PARENT |
|
15 ANOTHER
RELATIONSHIP (SPECIFY) |
YCOI-LOC-3350 [] |
Section: Contact |
Do you have a driver's license?
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
What state issued your driver's license?
State:
YCOI-LOC-3355 [] |
Section: Contact |
Does your driver's license number contain your social
security number?
YCOI-LOC-3360_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is your driver's license number?
Default Next: |
YCOI-100A |
Lead-In: |
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [1:2],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [6:10],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [12:12],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [17:17],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [22:24],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [26:27],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [31:31],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [33:34],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [36:37],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [41:45],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [47:50],
YCOI-LOC-3360_000001 [53:56],
YCOI-LOC-3355 [0:0] |
YCOI-100A [] |
Section: Contact |
Do you have an email address where we could contact you
in the future?
YCOI-200_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is your e-mail address(es):
YCOI-200_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCOI-200_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCOI-LOC-2110_000001 [] |
Section: Contact |
Now I would like to make sure that we have the correct
spelling of your name. Is this how you spell your name?
YCOI-LOC-2110_000002 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCOI-LOC-2110_000003 [] |
Section: Contact |
YCOI-LOC-2200 [] |
Section: Contact |
Do you have a nickname, streetname, or some name other
than your legal one by which most of your friends, neighbors, or relatives know
you?
YCOI-LOC-2300 [] |
Section: Contact |
What is your nickname?
YHEA-100 [] |
Section: Health |
Now I would like to ask you some questions about your
health.
In general, how is your health?
|
1 Excellent |
|
2 Very
good |
|
3 Good |
|
4 Fair |
|
5 Poor |
YHEA-SAQ-000B [] |
Section: Health |
Approximately what is your weight?
YHEA-500A [] |
Section: Health |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD TT
)
In a typical week, how many times do you eat fruit? (Do not
count fruit juice.)
|
1 I do not
typically eat fruit |
|
2 1 to 3
times |
|
3 4 to 6
times |
|
4 1 time per
day |
|
5 2 times per
day |
|
6 3 times per
day |
|
7 4 or more
times per day |
YHEA-500B [] |
Section: Health |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD UU
)
In a typical week, how many times do you eat vegetables
other than french fries or potato chips?
|
1 I do not
typically eat vegetables |
|
2 1 to 3
times |
|
3 4 to 6
times |
|
4 1 time per
day |
|
5 2 times per
day |
|
6 3 times per
day |
|
7 4 or more
times per day |
YHEA-500C [] |
Section: Health |
How often when you eat a food item would you say you are
aware of its nutritional content or ingredients, for example, by having read the
label?
|
1 Always |
|
2 Often |
|
3 Sometimes |
|
4 Rarely |
|
5 Never |
|
0 Don't buy
food |
YHEA-500DAA [] |
Section: Health |
In the past seven days, how many times did you eat food
from a fast food restaurant such as McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza
Hut, or Taco Bell?
YHEA-500DAB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT PER DAY/WEEK
YHEA-500DBA [] |
Section: Health |
(In the past seven days, how many times did
you...)
Eat a snack between meals?
YHEA-500DBB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT PER DAY/WEEK
YHEA-500DCA [] |
Section: Health |
(In the past seven days, how many times did
you...)
Skip a meal?
YHEA-500DCB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT PER DAY/WEEK
YHEA-500DDA [] |
Section: Health |
(In the past seven days, how many times did
you...)
Have a fruit juice, soft drink or soda that contained sugar? (Do
not include diet soft drinks or soda, or carbonated water.)
YHEA-500DDB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT PER DAY/WEEK
YHEA-500DE [] |
Section: Health |
(In the past seven days, how many days did
you...)
Try to control the number of calories you took in for the
day?
YHEA-500EAA [] |
Section: Health |
During a usual week, how many times do you brush your
teeth?
YHEA-500EAB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT PER DAY/WEEK
YHEA-500EBA [] |
Section: Health |
(During a usual week, how many times do
you...)
use dental floss?
YHEA-500EBB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT PER DAY/WEEK
YHEA-600AA [] |
Section: Health |
How often do you do vigorous activities for at least 10
minutes that cause heavy sweating or large increases in breathing or heart rate?
You may do these activities for exercise, for work, or for some other
reason.
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER POSITIVE AMOUNT ...(Go To YHEA-600ABA) |
|
2 R IS UNABLE
TO DO THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY |
|
0 NEVER |
YHEA-600ABA [] |
Section: Health |
(How often do you do vigorous activities for at least 10
minutes that cause heavy sweating or large increases in breathing or heart
rate?)
YHEA-600ABB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT FREQUENCY
|
1 PER DAY |
|
2 PER
WEEK |
|
3 PER
MONTH |
|
4 PER
YEAR |
YHEA-600ACA [] |
Section: Health |
About how long do you do these vigorous activities each
time?
YHEA-600ACB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT MINUTES/HOURS
YHEA-600BA [] |
Section: Health |
How often do you do light or moderate activities for at
least 10 minutes that cause only slight sweating or slight to moderate increase
in breathing or heart rate?
PROBE IF NEEDED:
You may do these activities for exercise, for
work, or for some other reason.
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER POSITIVE AMOUNT ...(Go To YHEA-600BBA) |
|
2 R IS UNABLE
TO DO THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY |
|
0 NEVER |
YHEA-600BBA [] |
Section: Health |
(How often do you do light or moderate activities for at
least 10 minutes that cause only slight sweating or slight to moderate increase
in breathing or heart rate?)
YHEA-600BBB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT FREQUENCY
|
1 PER DAY |
|
2 PER
WEEK |
|
3 PER
MONTH |
|
4 PER
YEAR |
YHEA-600BCA [] |
Section: Health |
About how long do you do these light or moderate
activities each time?
YHEA-600BCB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT MINUTES/HOURS
YHEA-600CA [] |
Section: Health |
How often do you do physical activities specifically
designed to strengthen your muscles such as lifting weights or doing
calisthenics? (Include all such activities even if you have mentioned them
before.)
|
1 SELECT TO
ENTER POSITIVE AMOUNT ...(Go To YHEA-600CBA) |
|
2 R IS UNABLE
TO DO THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY |
|
0 NEVER |
YHEA-600CBA [] |
Section: Health |
(How often do you do physical activities specifically
designed to strengthen your muscles such as lifting weights or doing
calisthenics? (Include all such activities even if you have mentioned them
before.))
YHEA-600CBB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT FREQUENCY
|
1 PER DAY |
|
2 PER
WEEK |
|
3 PER
MONTH |
|
4 PER
YEAR |
YHEA-600CCA [] |
Section: Health |
About how long do you do these physical activities each
time?
YHEA-600CCB [] |
Section: Health |
SELECT MINUTES/HOURS
YHEA-610 [] |
Section: Health |
In a typical week, how many hours total do you use a
computer?
|
1 None |
|
2 Less than 1
hour a week |
|
3 1 to 3 hours
a week |
|
4 4 to 6 hours
a week |
|
5 7 to 9 hours
a week |
|
6 10 hours or
more a week |
YHEA-620 [] |
Section: Health |
In a typical week, how many hours do you watch
television?
|
1 Less than 2
hours per week |
|
2 3 to 10 hours
a week |
|
3 11 to 20
hours a week |
|
4 21 to 30
hours a week |
|
5 31 to 40
hours a week |
|
6 More than 40
hours a week |
YHEA-650 [] |
Section: Health |
On a typical week night, how many hours of sleep do you
usually get?
YHEA-PRISONCHECK [] |
Section: Health |
[PRISONSECURE]==1
COMMENT: R's interview is in insecure prison environment
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YHEA-1005
YHEA-810 [] |
Section: Health |
During the past 30 days, how many times did you drive a
car or other vehicle when you had been drinking alcohol?
|
1 0 times |
|
2 1 time |
|
3 2 or 3
times |
|
4 4 or 5
times |
|
5 6 or more
times |
|
6 I DID NOT
DRIVE IN THE PAST 30 DAYS |
YHEA-820 [] |
Section: Health |
During the past 30 days, how many times did you ride in a
car or other vehicle driven by someone who had been drinking alcohol?
|
1 0 times |
|
2 1 time |
|
3 2 or 3
times |
|
4 4 or 5
times |
|
5 6 or more
times |
|
6 I HAVE NOT
BEEN A PASSENGER IN THE PAST 30 DAYS |
YHEA-1005 [] |
Section: Health |
[YHEA_LIMTXT1] limited in the kind of work you [YHEA_LIMTXT2] do on a job for pay
because of your health?
YHEA-1006 [] |
Section: Health |
[YHEA_LIMTXT1] limited in the amount of work you [YHEA_LIMTXT2] do on a job for
pay because of your health?
YHEA-1890A [] |
Section: Health |
During the past 12 months, how many times were you physically injured or ill so that you missed at
least one full day of usual activities such as work or school?
|
1 None |
|
2 1 time |
|
3 2 times |
|
4 3 times |
|
5 4 or more
times |
YHEA-1892 [] |
Section: Health |
During the past 12 months, how many times did
you have an emotional, mental or psychiatric problem so that you
missed at least one full day of usual activities such as work or
school?
|
1 None |
|
2 1 time |
|
3 2 times |
|
4 3 times |
|
5 4 or more
times |
YHEA-1893 [] |
Section: Health |
How many times did you miss work because you were just
not feeling right – for example, you were ‘too blue' to get up in the morning,
or feeling too anxious to conduct your usual activities? Please do not include
times that you missed work that you've already told me about.
|
1 None |
|
2 1 time |
|
3 2 times |
|
4 3 times |
|
5 4 or more
times |
YHEA-1910 [] |
Section: Health |
Do you have any kind of health care coverage, including
health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as
Medicaid?
YHEA-1912 [] |
Section: Health |
(INTERVIEWER: IF R PROVIDES
NAMES OF HMOs OR INSURANCE COMPANIES, PROBE FOR THE SOURCE OF
FUNDING.)
What is the sourceof your primary
health or hospitalization plan? Is it from a policy from your current or
previous employer, [/a policy from your spouse or partner] a policy bought
directly from a medical insurance company, is it Medicaid or an alternative
Medicaid provider, or is it from some other source?
|
1 1. Policy
from your CURRENT Employer |
|
2 2. Policy
from a PREVIOUS Employer |
|
3 3. Policy
from spouse's or partner's CURRENT employer |
|
4 4. Policy
from spouse's or partner's PREVIOUS employer |
|
8 8. Policy
from your parents or another family member |
|
5 5. Policy you
or your spouse or partner bought directly from medical insurance
company |
|
9 9. Policy you
or your spouse or partner bought through a health insurance exchange or
marketplace |
|
6 6. Medicaid
or Medicaid provider/Medi-Cal/Medical Assist/Welfare/Medical Service |
|
7 7. Other
(SPECIFY) |
YHEA-1913 [] |
Section: Health |
Who else in your family is covered by this
plan?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 Spouse |
|
2 Partner |
|
3 Residential
children |
|
4 Your
non-residential biological/adopted children |
|
5 Your
spouse/partner's non-residential biological/adopted children |
|
6 Other
dependents |
|
7 Your parents
or siblings |
|
99 No other
person |
YHEA-1914 [] |
Section: Health |
([YHEA-1910] == 0 || [YHEAINSSOURCE] != 3) &&
([KEY_MARSTAT] ==1 || [YOUTH_PARTNER]==1)
COMMENT: R has no health insurance Or R is not covered by spouse/partner's
current employer AND R has a spouse or partner
If Answer =
1 Then Go To YHEA-1915
YHEA-1915 [] |
Section: Health |
Can you obtain coverage from a health plan from your
[spouse/partner]?
YHEA-1917 [] |
Section: Health |
[YHEA-1910] == 1
COMMENT: R currently has health insurance
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHEA-1920
YHEA-1920 [] |
Section: Health |
Since [LINTDATE~X], was there any time that you did not
have any health insurance or coverage?
YHEA-1930 [] |
Section: Health |
Since [LINTDATE~X], was there any time that you had
health coverage?
YHEA-1940A [] |
Section: Health |
In the past twelve months, have you visited a doctor for
a routine checkup?
YHEA-SAQ-282B [] |
Section: Health |
The next questions ask about how often you felt things
during the past month. For each statement, please indicate whether you have felt
this way all, most, some or none of the time.
YHEA-SAQ-282C [] |
Section: Health |
How much of the time during the last month have you been
a very nervous person?
|
1 All of the
time |
|
2 Most of the
time |
|
3 Some of the
time |
|
4 None of the
time |
YHEA-SAQ-282D [] |
Section: Health |
How much of the time during the last month have you felt
calm and peaceful?
|
1 All of the
time |
|
2 Most of the
time |
|
3 Some of the
time |
|
4 None of the
time |
YHEA-SAQ-282E [] |
Section: Health |
How much of the time during the last month have you felt
downhearted and blue?
|
1 All of the
time |
|
2 Most of the
time |
|
3 Some of the
time |
|
4 None of the
time |
YHEA-SAQ-282F [] |
Section: Health |
How much of the time during the last month have you been
a happy person?
|
1 All of the
time |
|
2 Most of the
time |
|
3 Some of the
time |
|
4 None of the
time |
YHEA-SAQ-282G [] |
Section: Health |
How much of the time during the last month have you felt
so down in the dumps that nothing could cheer you up?
|
1 All of the
time |
|
2 Most of the
time |
|
3 Some of the
time |
|
4 None of the
time |
YHEA29-51 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
([KEY_AGEDOL] ==12 && [last round interviewed]
<=15) ||
([KEY_AGEDOL] ==13 && [last round interviewed] <=14)
||
([KEY_AGEDOL] ==14 && [last round interviewed] <=14)
||
([KEY_AGEDOL] ==15 && [last round interviewed] <=13)
||
([KEY_AGEDOL] ==17 && [last round interviewed] <=13)
||
([KEY_AGEDOL] ==16 && [last round interviewed] <=12)
COMMENT: The respondent is a former noninterview who is due to receive the
health at age 29 section
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YHEA29-100
YHEA29-100 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
This next section is about your health.
YHEA29-110 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Let's start with your family health history. You may have
answered similar questions when you visited a doctor or clinic.
Have
either of your biological parents, or any of your brothers or sisters been told
by a doctor that they have:
|
- cancer? |
|
- heart disease? |
|
- diabetes? |
|
- asthma? |
|
- high blood pressure? |
|
- high cholesterol? |
|
- stroke? |
YHEA29-115 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
[YHEA29-110~3] ==1
COMMENT: R reports family history of diabetes
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YHEA29-120
YHEA29-120 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
You mentioned that a doctor has told someone in your
immediate family that he or she has diabetes. Was that your mother, father, or a
brother or sister?
(SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.)
|
1 MOTHER |
|
2 FATHER |
|
3 BROTHER OR
SISTER |
YHEA29-122 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
INSELECTION ([YHEA29-120], 3)
COMMENT: brother or sister was selected
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHEA29-125
YHEA29-125 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
How many of your brothers or sisters have been told that
they have diabetes?
YHEA29-130 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
How many of your mother's brothers, sisters or parents
have ever been told by a doctor that they have diabetes?
YHEA29-140 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
How many of your father's brothers, sisters or parents
have ever been told by a doctor that they have diabetes?
YHEA29-150 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Has your doctor ever told you that you have a greater
chance of getting diabetes because it runs in your family?
YHEA29-160 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
[R's biological father is alive]==0
COMMENT: R biological father is deceased
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHEA29-180
YHEA29-170 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Is your biological father still alive?
YHEA29-180 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
OO)
What caused your biological father's death?
|
1 Heart
Attack |
|
7 Stroke |
|
2 Accident |
|
3 Cancer |
|
4 Old Age |
|
5 Emphysema |
|
6 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHEA29-190 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
How old was he when he died?
YHEA29-200 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
[R's biological mother is alive]==0
COMMENT: R biological mother is deceased
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHEA29-220
YHEA29-210 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Is your biological mother still alive?
YHEA29-220 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
OO)
What caused your biological mother's death?
|
1 Heart
Attack |
|
7 Stroke |
|
2 Accident |
|
3 Cancer |
|
4 Old Age |
|
5 Emphysema |
|
6 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YHEA29-230 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
How old was she when she died?
YHEA29-240 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Does your health limit you in moderate activities, such
as moving a table, pushing a vacuum cleaner, bowling or playing golf?
|
1 YES A
LOT |
|
2 YES A
LITTLE |
|
3 NO NOT AT
ALL |
YHEA29-245 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
What about climbing several flights of
stairs?
INTERVIEWER: IF NEEDED: Does
your health limit you in climbing several flights of stairs?
|
1 YES A
LOT |
|
2 YES A
LITTLE |
|
3 NO NOT AT
ALL |
YHEA29-250 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
During the past 4 weeks, have you accomplished less than
you would like with your work or other regular daily activities as a result of
your physical health?
|
1 YES A
LOT |
|
2 YES A
LITTLE |
|
3 NO NOT AT
ALL |
YHEA29-255 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Were you limited in the kind of work or other activities?
INTERVIEWER: IF NEEDED: During the past 4 weeks,
were you limited in the kind of work or other activities as a result of your
physical health?
|
1 YES A
LOT |
|
2 YES A
LITTLE |
|
3 NO NOT AT
ALL |
YHEA29-260 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
During the past 4 weeks, have you accomplished less than
you would like with your work or other regular daily activities as a result of
any emotional problems (such as feeling depressed or anxious)?
INTERVIEWER: IF NEEDED: During the past 4 weeks,
have you accomplished less than you would like with your work or other regular
daily activities as a result of any emotional problems?
|
1 YES A
LOT |
|
2 YES A
LITTLE |
|
3 NO NOT AT
ALL |
YHEA29-265 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Did you not do work
or other activities as carefully as usual as
a result of any emotional problems (such as feeling depressed or
anxious)?
|
1 YES A
LOT |
|
2 YES A
LITTLE |
|
3 NO NOT AT
ALL |
YHEA29-270 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
During the past 4 weeks, how much did pain interfere with
your normal work (including both work outside of the home and
housework)?
|
1 A LOT |
|
2 A
LITTLE |
|
3 NOT AT
ALL |
YHEA29-285 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
(REFER TO SHOWCARD
YY) Thinking only of the past 4 weeks, please give the one answer
that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. How often during the past 4
weeks....
did you have a lot of energy? Was it all of the time, most of
the time, a good bit of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or
none of the time?
|
1 ALL OF THE
TIME |
|
2 MOST OF THE
TIME |
|
3 A GOOD BIT OF
THE TIME |
|
4 SOME OF THE
TIME |
|
5 A LITTLE OF
THE TIME |
|
6 NONE OF THE
TIME |
YHEA29-273 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
[current survey round] ==14 ||
[current survey
round] ==16
COMMENT: This is an even-numbered round
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YHEA29-290
YHEA29-275 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
…have you felt calm and peaceful?
IF
NEEDED: How often during the past 4 weeks have you felt calm and
peaceful?
|
1 ALL OF THE
TIME |
|
2 MOST OF THE
TIME |
|
3 A GOOD BIT OF
THE TIME |
|
4 SOME OF THE
TIME |
|
5 A LITTLE OF
THE TIME |
|
6 NONE OF THE
TIME |
YHEA29-280 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
…have you felt down-hearted and blue?
|
1 ALL OF THE
TIME |
|
2 MOST OF THE
TIME |
|
3 A GOOD BIT OF
THE TIME |
|
4 SOME OF THE
TIME |
|
5 A LITTLE OF
THE TIME |
|
6 NONE OF THE
TIME |
YHEA29-290 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time has your
physical health or emotional problems interfered with your social activities
(like visiting with friends, relatives, etc.)?
|
1 ALL OF THE
TIME |
|
2 MOST OF THE
TIME |
|
3 A GOOD BIT OF
THE TIME |
|
4 SOME OF THE
TIME |
|
5 A LITTLE OF
THE TIME |
|
6 NONE OF THE
TIME |
YHEA29-300A [] |
Section: Health 29 |
During the past 24 months, that is since
[DATE2YEARSAGO~X], have you had any of the following medical tests and
procedures?
- A flu shot?
YHEA29-300B [] |
Section: Health 29 |
- A blood test for cholesterol?
YHEA29-300C [] |
Section: Health 29 |
- A blood test for diabetes or blood sugar
levels?
YHEA29-300CHECK [] |
Section: Health 29 |
[KEY_SEX]==2
COMMENT: R is female
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YHEA29-300D
YHEA29-300D [] |
Section: Health 29 |
- A PAP smear?
YHEA29-300E [] |
Section: Health 29 |
- Have you had your blood pressure
measured?
YHEA29-320 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
Is there anything else you want to tell us about your
health?
YHEA29-330 [] |
Section: Health 29 |
INTERVIEWER: RECORD VERBATIM
RESPONSE.
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-CHECK [] |
Section: Interview End |
[last round interviewed]>=16
COMMENT: The respondent was interviewed in round 16 or round 17
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YEND-SAQ-351A
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-INTRO [] |
Section: Interview End |
After each of the following statements, please say how
much the statement is like you or not like you. Please be honest - there are no
right or wrong answers.
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
New ideas sometimes distract me from previous
ones.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
Setbacks don't discourage me.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-3 [] |
Section: Interview End |
I have been obsessed with a certain idea or project for a
short time but later lost interest.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-4 [] |
Section: Interview End |
I am a hard worker.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-5 [] |
Section: Interview End |
I often set a goal but later choose to pursue a different
one.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-6 [] |
Section: Interview End |
I have difficulty maintaining my focus on projects that
take more than a few months to complete.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-7 [] |
Section: Interview End |
I finish whatever I begin.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-GRIT-8 [] |
Section: Interview End |
I am diligent.
|
1 Very much
like me |
|
2 Mostly like
me |
|
3 Somewhat like
me |
|
4 Not much like
me |
|
5 Not like me
at all |
YEND-SAQ-PARSUP-CHECK [] |
Section: Interview End |
[current survey round]==18
COMMENT: The round is 18
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEND-SAQ-351A
YEND-SAQ-600 [] |
Section: Interview End |
([BIOADOPTMOMLIVE] == 1) &&
([NOCONTACTBIOADOPTMOTHER] == 0)
COMMENT: R's biological mother or adoptive mother is alive and she has been
in contact with R since Round 1
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEND-SAQ-032_1
YEND-SAQ-032_1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
When you think about how your mother [SAQMOTHERNAME] acts
toward you, in general, would you say she is very supportive, somewhat
supportive, or not very supportive?
|
1 VERY
SUPPORTIVE |
|
2 SOMEWHAT
SUPPORTIVE |
|
3 NOT VERY
SUPPORTIVE |
YEND-SAQ-602 [] |
Section: Interview End |
([BIOADOPTDADLIVE] == 1) &&
([NOCONTACTBIOADOPTFATHER] == 0)
COMMENT: R's biological OR adoptive father is alive and he has been in
contact with R since Round 1
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEND-SAQ-032_2
YEND-SAQ-032_2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
When you think about how your father [SAQFATHERNAME] acts
toward you, in general, would you say he is very supportive, somewhat
supportive, or not very supportive?
|
1 VERY
SUPPORTIVE |
|
2 SOMEWHAT
SUPPORTIVE |
|
3 NOT VERY
SUPPORTIVE |
YEND-SAQ-351A [] |
Section: Interview End |
Now please think about everyone you know, including
friends, family, and other people you may have met at school, work, or somewhere
else. If you had an emotional problem or personal relationship problem, who
would you first turn to for help? Would you first turn to...
|
1 YOUR
MOTHER |
|
2 YOUR
FATHER |
|
14 YOUR SPOUSE
OR PARTNER |
|
3 A STEP
PARENT |
|
4 A BROTHER OR
SISTER |
|
5 ANOTHER
RELATIVE |
|
7 A BOY FRIEND
OR GIRL FRIEND |
|
8 ANOTHER
FRIEND OR COWORKER |
|
9 A TEACHER OR
SCHOOL COUNSELOR |
|
10 A CLERGYMAN
OR OTHER ADULT FROM YOUR PLACE OF WORSHIP |
|
11 A MENTAL
HEALTH PROFESSIONAL |
|
12 SOMEONE
ELSE |
|
13 NO
ONE |
YEND-PROXY1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: WAS THIS
INTERVIEW CONDUCTED WITH A PROXY (SOMEONE
OTHER THAN THE RESPONDENT).
|
1 Respondent
interviewed |
|
2 Proxy
interviewed ...(Go To YEND-PROXY2) |
YEND-PROXY2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE DESCRIBE THE PROXY SITUATION AND IDENTIFY THE PROXY
RESPONDENT IN THE TEXT BOX PROVIDED.
YEND-PRIS-CHECK [] |
Section: Interview End |
([permanent resident from YHHI-4400]==7)
COMMENT: R is in prison
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEND-PRISON-PAYMENT
YEND-PRISON-PAYMENT [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: IS THIS
RESPONDENT ABLE TO RECEIVE PAYMENT FOR COMPLETING THIS INTERVIEW?
YEND-PRISON-PAYMENT-TYPE [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE ENTER THE FORM OF PAYMENT FOR THIS
RESPONDENT.
|
1 J-PAY |
|
2 MONEY
ORDER |
|
3 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEND-INTRO-PRIS [] |
Section: Interview End |
That's all the survey questions I have, but (as you know)
we would like to keep in touch with you [/and make sure that you receive your
payment].
YEND-PRIS-CHECK2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
([ALLOWED]==0)
COMMENT: R is not allowed to receive payment
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YEND-16
YEND-PRISNUM [] |
Section: Interview End |
What is your prisoner ID number?
YEND-PRISINFO [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER:
ADDRESS AND E-MAIL WILL BE COLLECTED IN SUBSEQUENT
SCREENS. PLEASE ENTER ANY ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS NEEDED TO PROCESS PAYMENT FOR
THIS RESPONDENT.
YTEL-61 [] |
Section: Interview End |
Those are all of the questions that we have for you this
year. As usual we appreciate the time and the attention that you give to the
NLSY97.
YEND-INTTYPE-CHECK [] |
Section: Interview End |
[INTMODE]
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEND-PRIS-CHECK-V1
YEND-AA [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: IS THIS
A DOMESTIC OR AN INTERNATIONAL CASE?
DOMESTIC CASES INCLUDE RESPONDENTS
LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES OR ITS TERRITORIES. CODE THIS QUESTION WITH CAUTION
AS IT WILL DETERMINE THE PAYMENT OPTIONS OFFERED TO THE RESPONDENT.
US
TERRITORIES INCLUDE PUERTO RICO, THE US VIRGIN ISLANDS, GUAM, AMERICAN SAMOA AND
NORTHERN MARIANAS.
|
1 DOMESTIC
CASE |
|
2 INTERNATIONAL
CASE |
YEND-PAYPAL [] |
Section: Interview End |
We are now offering payment through PayPal. This is the
fastest and most secure way for us to get your payment to you. Would you like to
receive your payment through PayPal?
YEND-PAYPAL-EMAIL [] |
Section: Interview End |
What email address allows us to send your payment to
PayPal? This would be the email address that is associated with your PayPal
Account.
YEND-PAYPAL-VERIFY [] |
Section: Interview End |
To verify, you have elected to receive payment via Pay
Pal, and your e-mail address is:
[LOCLIST_RESP_EMAIL]
Is
that correct?
(INTERVIEWER: SPELL EMAIL OUT
SLOWLY TO VERIFY THAT IT IS CORRECT. IF INCORRECT, BACK UP TO PREVIOUS SCREEN TO
CORRECT.)
YEND-A-SKIP1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
[DOMESTIC_FOREIGN]
If Answer
= 2 Then Go To YEND-INTERNATIONAL-1
YEND-INTERNATIONAL-1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
Would you prefer your payment to be sent by Western Union
or another method?
YEND-INTERNATIONAL-2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
Western Union requires a valid government-issued
identification to be presented when picking up a transfer. Is [KEY_FNAME]
[KEY_MNAME] [KEY_LNAME] the name on the ID that you will be using to pick up
your money?
YEND-INTNTL-NAME [] |
Section: Interview End |
What is the name on the ID that you will be using to pick
up your money?
YEND-DOMESTIC [] |
Section: Interview End |
You will be receiving a check in about 2 to 3
weeks.
(INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT INDICATES
THEY ARE UNABLE TO CASH A CHECK, OFFER THAT THEY CAN RECEIVE
CASH.)
|
1 CHECK |
|
2 CASH |
|
3 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEND-CARRIER [] |
Section: Interview End |
Would you prefer to receive your payment through the US
postal service or via FedEx?
(INTERVIEWER: FED
EX IS PREFERRED BUT US POSTAL CAN BE DONE IF NEEDED. CHOICE OF CARRIER DOES NOT
AFFECT THE LENGTH OF TIME FOR PAYMENT. PAYMENT WILL BE RECEIVED IN 2 TO 3
WEEKS.)
|
1 US POSTAL
SERVICE |
|
2 FED EX, NO
SIGNATURE REQUIRED |
|
3 IF R INSISTS,
FED EX, SIGNATURE REQUIRED |
YEND-EMAIL-NOTICE [] |
Section: Interview End |
What email address can we use to notify you of when your
payment is processed?
INTERVIEWER: IF R DOES NOT
HAVE AN EMAIL ADDRESS, PLEASE LEAVE BLANK.
YEND-PRIS-CHECK-V1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
([permanent resident from YHHI-4400]==7)
COMMENT: R is in prison
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEND-PRIS-CHECK-V2
YEND-PRIS-CHECK-V2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
([ALLOWED]==0)
COMMENT: R is in prison and is not allowed to receive payment
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEND-RFEE-CHECK1
YEND-PRIS-CHECK-V3 [] |
Section: Interview End |
[PRISONPAY]
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEND-JPAY-VAR
YEND-JPAY-VAR [] |
Section: Interview End |
Just to confirm, you will receive your payment via
J-Pay.
We have your ID number as: [PRISONER_ID]
and your e-mail
as: [LOCLIST_RESP_EMAIL].
Are these correct?
(INTERVIEWER: SPELL ID AND EMAIL OUT SLOWLY TO VERIFY THAT
THEY ARE CORRECT. IF INCORRECT, ENTER THE CORRECT INFORMATION ON THE NEXT
SCREEN.)
YEND-PRISNUM-COR [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: CORRECT
FIELDS AS NECESSARY.
IF NEEDED, ASK: What is your prisoner ID
number?
YEND-EMAIL-COR [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: CORRECT
FIELDS AS NECESSARY.
IF NEEDED, ASK: What is your email
address?
YEND-INTTYPE-CHECK2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
[INTMODE]
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEND-RFEE-CHECK1
YEND-PAYVAR-SKIP1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
[AGREE_PAYPAL]
If Answer = 1
Then Go To YEND-PROXY-CHECK
YEND-PAYVAR-SKIP2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
[DOMESTIC_FOREIGN]
If Answer
= 2 Then Go To YEND-PAYVAR-INTERNATIONAL2
YEND-PAYVAR-INTERNATIONAL2
[] |
Section: Interview End |
[WESTERN_OTHER]
If Answer =
2 Then Go To YEND-PAYVAR-INTERNATIONAL-V2
YEND-PAYVAR-INTERNATIONAL-V1
[] |
Section: Interview End |
Your payment will be sent via Western Union
to:
[WESTERN_UNION_NAME]
in
[LOCLIST_PAY_CITY]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STATEP]
[LOCLIST_PAY_COUNTRY]
Is
this correct?
(INTERVIEWER: SPELL NAME AND
LOCATION OUT SLOWLY TO VERIFY THAT THEY ARE CORRECT. IF INCORRECT, UPDATE ON
NEXT SCREEN.)
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YEND-PROXY-CHECK
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V1-UPD_000001
[] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE UPDATE
INFORMATION AS NECESSARY.
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V1-UPD_000002
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V1-UPD_000003
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V1-UPD_000004
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTERNATIONAL-V2
[] |
Section: Interview End |
Your payment will be sent
to:
[LOCLIST_PAY_STREET1]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STREET2]
[LOCLIST_PAY_APTNUM]
[LOCLIST_PAY_CITY]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STATEP]
[LOCLIST_PAY_COUNTRY]
[LOCLIST_PAY_POSTCODE]
Is
this correct?
(INTERVIEWER: SPELL ADDRESS
OUT SLOWLY TO VERIFY THAT IT IS CORRECT. IF THE ADDRESS IS INCORRECT, UPDATE ON
NEXT SCREEN.)
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YEND-PROXY-CHECK
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V2-UPD_000001
[] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE UPDATE
INFORMATION AS NECESSARY.
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V2-UPD_000002
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V2-UPD_000003
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V2-UPD_000004
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V2-UPD_000005
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V2-UPD_000006
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-INTL-V2-UPD_000007
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-DOMESTIC-V [] |
Section: Interview End |
Just to verify, your [PAY_TYPE] will be sent to you in
about 2 to 3 weeks via [PAY_MODE] to this
address:
[LOCLIST_PAY_STREET1]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STREET2]
[LOCLIST_PAY_APTNUM]
[LOCLIST_PAY_CITY]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STATE]
[LOCLIST_PAY_ZIP]
Is
this correct?
(INTERVIEWER: SPELL ADDRESS OUT
SLOWLY TO VERIFY THAT IT IS CORRECT. IF THE PAYMENT TYPE IS INCORRECT, BACK UP
AS NEEDED TO CORRECT. IF THE ADDRESS IS INCORRECT, UPDATE ON NEXT
SCREEN.)
If
Answer = -1 Then Go To YEND-PROXY-CHECK
YEND-PAYVAR-DOMESTIC-UPD_000001
[] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE UPDATE
INFORMATION AS NECESSARY.
YEND-PAYVAR-DOMESTIC-UPD_000002
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-DOMESTIC-UPD_000003
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-DOMESTIC-UPD_000004
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-DOMESTIC-UPD_000005
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PAYVAR-DOMESTIC-UPD_000006
[] |
Section: Interview End |
YEND-PROXY-CHECK [] |
Section: Interview End |
[PROXY]
If Answer = 2 Then
Go To YEND-PROXY-NAME
YEND-PROXY-NAME [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: ENTER
THE FULL NAME OF THE PERSON ACTING AS PROXY FOR THIS RESPONDENT. VERIFY SPELLING
OF NAME.
YEND-PROXY-PAYPAL [] |
Section: Interview End |
We are now offering payment through PayPal. This is the
fastest and most secure way for us to get your payment to you. Would you like to
receive your proxy payment through PayPal?
YEND-PROXY-PAYPAL-EMAIL [] |
Section: Interview End |
What email address allows us to send your payment to
PayPal? This would be the email address that is associated with your PayPal
Account.
YEND-A-PROXY-SKIP1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
[DOMESTIC_FOREIGN]
If Answer
= 2 Then Go To YEND-PROXY-INTERNATIONAL-1
YEND-PROXY-INTERNATIONAL-1
[] |
Section: Interview End |
Would you prefer your payment to be sent by Western Union
or another method?
YEND-PROXY-INTERNATIONAL-2
[] |
Section: Interview End |
Western Union requires a valid government-issued
identification to be presented when picking up a transfer. Is [PROXY_NAME] the
name on the ID that you will be using to pick up your money?
YEND-PROXY-INTNTL-NAME [] |
Section: Interview End |
What is the name on the ID that you will be using to pick
up your money?
YEND-PROXY-DOMESTIC [] |
Section: Interview End |
Would you prefer to be sent a check or cash?
|
1 CHECK |
|
2 CASH |
|
3 OTHER
(SPECIFY) |
YEND-PROXY-CARRIER [] |
Section: Interview End |
Would you prefer to receive your payment through the US
postal service or via FedEx?
|
1 US POSTAL
SERVICE |
|
2 FED EX, NO
SIGNATURE REQUIRED |
|
3 IF R INSISTS,
FED EX, SIGNATURE REQUIRED |
YEND-PROXY-EMAIL-NOTICE [] |
Section: Interview End |
What email address can we use to notify you of when your
payment is processed?
YEND-RFEE-CHECK1 [] |
Section: Interview End |
([permanent resident from YHHI-4400]==7)
COMMENT: R is in prison
If Answer = 1 Then Go To
YEND-RFEE-CHECK2
YEND-RFEE-CHECK2 [] |
Section: Interview End |
([ALLOWED]==0)
COMMENT: R is in prison and is not allowed payment
If
Answer = 1 Then Go To YEND-16
YEND-13D [] |
Section: Interview End |
[INTMODE]==2
COMMENT: This is a phone interview
If Answer = 1 Then
Go To YEND-14
YEND-14 [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER: THIS
RESPONDENT WILL RECEIVE $[FINAL_FEE] THIS ROUND.
IF
RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY INTERVIEWED:
Thank you for
participating in our interview. [Q14-14-TEXT]
If you do not receive you
payment, please call us at 877-853-5908.
YEND-15 [] |
Section: Interview End |
INTERVIEWER:
THIS RESPONDENT WILL RECEIVE $[FINAL_FEE] THIS ROUND.
IF RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY INTERVIEWED:
INTERVIEWER: Thank you for participating in our
interview.
PLEASE PAY RESPONDENT FOR INTERVIEW AND HAVE RESPONDENT
SIGN THE RECEIPT.
YEND-16 [] |
Section: Interview End |
IF RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY INTERVIEWED:
INTERVIEWER:
Thank you for participating in our interview.
YIR-100 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is
uncooperative/uninformative, 5 is neutral and 10 is very cooperative and
informative, rate the quality of the youth interview.
|
1 1
UNCOOPERATIVE/UNINFORMATIVE |
|
2 2 |
|
3 3 |
|
4 4 |
|
5 5
NEUTRAL |
|
6 6 |
|
7 7 |
|
8 8 |
|
9 9 |
|
10 10 VERY
COOPERATIVE AND INFORMATIVE |
YIR-200 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
In general, what was the youth respondent's understanding
of the questions?
YIR-300 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Did the youth respondent have any special circumstances
that affected his/her ability to answer any portion of the survey?
(SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.)
|
1 hard of
hearing? |
|
2 unable to see
well? |
|
3 mentally
handicapped or retarded? |
|
4 command of
English is poor? |
|
5 unable to
read? |
|
6 physically
handicapped? |
|
7 under the
influence of alcohol or drugs? |
|
8 illness or
injury? |
|
9 environmental
distractions? |
|
11 lacking in
basic social skills? |
|
10 other? |
|
0 none? |
YIR-400 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
In general, how candid/honest was the youth
respondent?
|
1 Very
candid/honest |
|
2 Moderately
candid/honest |
|
3 Somewhat
candid/honest |
|
4 Not at all
candid/honest |
YIR-500 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Was the youth interview conducted in English or
Spanish?
YIR-540 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
What is the respondent's sex?
YIR-560 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Was any part of this interview conducted by
telephone?
YIR-562 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
What type of phone was the respondent using?
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
YIR-565 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Did the respondent use the audio for the
self-administered section?
|
1 Yes |
|
0 No (including
sections done by phone) |
|
5 Did not
observe |
YIR-570 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Do you believe that the Rs reading ability is good enough
to complete the self-administered sections of this interview without an audio
component?
|
1 R reads well
enough to complete the SAQ without audio |
|
2 R does not
read well enough to complete the SAQ without audio |
|
3 I am not sure
how well the R reads |
YIR-600 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Was anyone else present during any portion of the youth
interview, not just walking through the area where the interview was being
administered, but listening in or taking part in the interview
itself?
YIR-700 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Who was present?
(SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.)
|
1 Parent |
|
6 Spouse/Partner/Boyfriend/Girlfriend |
|
2 Friend |
|
3 Children |
|
4 Other
relative |
|
5 Other |
YIR-800 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Where was the youth interview conducted?
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1 Immediately
outside the respondent's home, standing |
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2 Immediately
outside the respondent's home, sitting |
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3 Inside the
respondent's home |
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4 In the
interviewer's car |
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5 At another
location |
|
6 Where R lives
(dormitory, prison, hospital) |
|
7 Where R
works |
|
8 On the phone,
not sure where R was |
YIR-820 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Do you recall the respondent doing anything else while
completing the interview? For example, was he/she looking after children,
household chores, watching television, using a computer, driving, walking
around, eating, shopping, or something else?
|
1 YES ...(Go To YIR-830) |
|
0 NO |
|
2 COULDN'T
TELL |
YIR-830 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
What other activities do you recall the respondent doing
while completing the interview?
SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.
|
1 Looking after
children |
|
2 Household
chores such as cleaning, cooking, lawn work, fixing things, etc. |
|
3 Watching
television |
|
4 Using a
computer or playing video games |
|
5 Driving a
car |
|
6 Walking
around |
|
7 Eating |
|
8 Shopping |
|
9 Other
(Specify) |
YIR-1600 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Did you have any problems conducting this interview? For
example, were you unable to record the respondent's answer in CAPI, did a
question upset or confuse the respondent, or did you have an interruption of 10
minutes or more during the interview?
YIR-1650-LOOP-BEGIN [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
REPEAT
COMMENT: Problems with questionnaire
YIR-1700 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
At what question number did a problem occur? If you do
not know the question number, describe the question in the next
screen.
YIR-1720 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
What problem occurred at this question?
YIR-1740 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Was there another question where a problem
occurred?
YIR-1750-LOOP-END [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
UNTIL ([another problem question] == 0)
COMMENT: CONDITIONS FROM LOOP MET?
YIR-1753 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
[interview was conducted in spanish]
COMMENT: Did R do any part of this interview in spanish
If Answer = 2 Then Go To YIR-1756
YIR-1756 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Does R speak and understand English well enough to
complete this interview in English rather than in Spanish?
|
1 Yes R's
English is adequate |
|
0 No R could
not complete interview without Spanish translation |
YIR-1760 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE ENTER YOUR 6
DIGIT NORC EMPLOYEE ID NUMBER FOR THIS COMPLETED
INTERVIEW.
YIR-1765 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
How many telephone calls did you or another NLSY field
person make to gain the respondent's cooperation, parental consent, and complete
the interview?
|
1 0 |
|
2 1 |
|
3 2-3 |
|
4 4-7 |
|
5 8 or
more |
YIR-1770 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
How many personal visits did you or another NLSY field
person make to gain the respondent's cooperation, parental consent, and complete
the interview?
|
1 0 |
|
2 1 |
|
3 2-3 |
|
4 4-7 |
|
5 8 or
more |
YIR-1775 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Please enter any special instructions that will help
contact the respondent in the future.
YIR-1780 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
Did you conduct the previous round's youth interview with
this respondent?
YIR-INTMODE-CHECK [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
[INTMODE] == 2
COMMENT: The interview was completed by phone
If Answer
= 1 Then Go To YIR-SUMMARY
YIR-SUMMARY [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
INTERVIEWER: THE
PAYMENT SUMMARY FOR [KEY_FNAME] [KEY_LNAME] IS:
RESPONDENT FEE:
$[FINAL_FEE]
PAYMENT TYPE: [PAY_TYPE]
PAYMENT METHOD:
[PAY_MODE]
E-MAIL ADDRESS: [LOCLIST_RESP_EMAIL]
MAILING
ADDRESS:
[LOCLIST_PAY_STREET1]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STREET2]
[LOCLIST_PAY_APTNUM]
[LOCLIST_PAY_CITY]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STATE]
[LOCLIST_PAY_ZIP]
[LOCLIST_PAY_COUNTRY]
[LOCLIST_PAY_STATEP]
[LOCLIST_PAY_POSTCODE]
YIR-JUMP [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
[permanent resident from YHHI-4400]==7
If Answer = 1 Then Go To YIR-11A
YIR-A [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
INTERVIEWER:
[KEY_FNAME] [KEY_LNAME] ELECTED TO RECEIVE [his/her] $[FINAL_FEE] INCENTIVE VIA
[PAY_MODE_CAP].
DID THE RESPONDENT INDICATE WHY [RHE_SHE] [CHOSE_NOT] TO
USE PAY PAL?
|
1 YES ...(Go To YIR-B) |
|
0 NO |
YIR-B [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
WHAT DID THE RESPONDENT SAY ABOUT WHY [RHE_SHE]
[CHOSE_NOT] TO USE PAY PAL?
YIR-11A [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
INTERVIEWER: BESIDES
THE RESPONDENT FEE, DID YOU GIVE [KEY_FNAME] [KEY_LNAME] ANYTHING ELSE, OR DO
ANYTHING FOR [RHIM_HER], TO GET [RHIM_HER] TO COMPLETE THE INTERVIEW?
YIR-11B [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE
DESCRIBE WHAT YOU GAVE [KEY_FNAME] [KEY_LNAME], OR DID FOR
[RHIM_HER].
YIR-11C [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
INTERVIEWER: PLEASE
ENTER THE AMOUNT YOU SPENT ON THE INCENTIVES DESCRIBED IN THE PREVIOUS
QUESTION.
(IF NOTHING SPENT, ENTER 0.00)
YIREND-1800 [] |
Section: Interviewer Remarks |
INTERVIEWER: YOU HAVE COMPLETED
THIS YOUTH INTERVIEW.
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