RETIREMENT HISTORY LONGITUDINAL SURVEY, 1969  (ICPSR 7683 )

RETIREMENT HISTORY LONGITUDINAL SURVEY, 1969

7683

2008-01-16

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RETIREMENT HISTORY LONGITUDINAL SURVEY, 1969

7683

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH

1985

INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH

SECOND ICPSR EDITION, SUMMER 1985

The Retirement History Longitudinal Study (RHLS) is a 10-year study of the retirement process and the effects of retirement. The study's purpose is to assess the Social Security program's provisions for retired workers, not only for recording the socioeconomic situation of Social Security beneficiaries, but also to aid policy makers in planning program improvements. Conducted by the Census Bureau in cooperation with the Office of Research and Statistics of the Social Security Administration, the study is a valuable supplement to over 40 years of continuous evaluative research accompanying the evolving Social Security program for Americans.

Unlike previous Social Security Administration surveys which gave prime attention to older, already retired Americans, the RHLS study is the first longitudinal study to concentrate on the process of retirement and to include change over a period of time as an object of study. Earlier studies have shown increasing rates of early retirement - before the age of 65 - have reduced Social Security benefits.

In 1963, a national sample of all Americans age 62 and over, including beneficiaries and nonbeneficiaries, were interviewed. Large proportions of the early retirees among them were found living in poor financial situations. The proportion of Social Security beneficiaries whose benefits have been reduced because of retirement before age 65 is increasing. Analysis of Social Security records and data from a mail survey of newly entitled beneficiaries have suggested strongly that both retirement timing and the quality of retirement living are fundamentally affected by the character of the years immediately before retirement. It is the aim of the Retirement History Study, by spanning a 10-year observation period, to learn in detail the connections between worklife characteristics, retirement timing, and the determinants of style, quality, and conduct of retirement.

The Retirement History Survey consists of a single sample of older workers within a 6-year birth cohort - Americans born between 1905 and 1911. It was necessary to sample workers in all occupations, in all 50 states. The study was designed to collect information in a broad range of areas from the same persons at several points in time, both pre- and post-retirement. In 1969, the first year in which data were collected, the respondents were 58 to 63 years of age and predominantly pre-retirees. The same respondents are reinterviewed every 2 years for a period of 10 years, at the end of which time they are 68 to 73 years old and mainly retirees. They are questioned about their labor-force history; attitudes toward, expectations for, and plans concerning retirement; health; family and social activities; and income, assets, and debts.

The target population for RHLS includes men of all marital status categories and women who at the time their households were last included in the Current Population Survey (CPS) had no husband in the household. All potential correspondents were 58 to 63 years of age as of March 1, 1969. Married women in the specified age range were excluded because they were found in early pretests to have no independent retirement plans. Institutionalized persons were also excluded from the original sample. Blacks are included proportionally to their representation in the population.

The original sample was a multi-stage area probability sample drawn from the sample used by the Bureau of the Census for the Current Population Survey (CPS sample design is detailed in U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1963). LRHS sample members are persons who met the age-sex-marital status requirements described above and who lived in households that had last participated in CPS between August, 1967 and February, 1969. In any month, the CPS sample consists of eight rotation groups of households selected up to 18 months previously. The "oldest" rotation group is dropped and replaced each month. To obtain a sample size for LRHS of approximately 13,000 persons, 19 of the recently discontinued groups were used.

The sample size was chosen in expectation of attrition because of death, failure to relocate respondents, respondent refusal to be reinterviewed, and other like reasons. It was assumed that the life-table survivorship factors for 1959-71 would continue for each age-sex group. Further, it was assumed that up to 5 percent of the surviving sample members in a given survey year would not be interviewed in each of the succeeding survey years for such reasons as refusal and absence. Given both these factors, it was estimated that over a 10-year period, the numbers of married couples would be diminished by 50 percent, of nonmarried men by 40 percent, and of nonmarried women by 30 percent. This estimate includes the reclassification into "nonmarried" categories of the surviving partners where a death occurs during the conduct of the study.

In 1969, 12,549 persons were eligible for interview, and of these, 11,153 furnished complete schedules. Interviews were conducted biennially through 1979 (when sample members reached 68 through 73 years of age).

The data collection and data processing for the Retirement History Study were carried out by the Bureau of the Census. Approximately 600 interviewers, most of whom regularly interviewed for the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey, were specially trained to conduct the RHLS interview. A maximum response rate was obtained by employing a number of procedures to locate and interview all persons selected for the sample. No limit was placed on the number of callbacks within the interviewing period (March 1 - July 1).

The initial RHLS 1969 interview schedule, designed by the Social Security Administration to yield a wide range of information about the pre-retirement lives and attitudes of the sample members, is divided into six sections: (1) respondent's labor-force history; (2) retirement and retirement plans; (3) health; (4) household, family, and social activities; (5) income, assets, and debts for respondent, spouse, and children under age 18, and (6) spouse's labor force history. No proxy respondents (spouse's of respondents) were allowed to answer the first five sections in place of the designated sample member. The last section, with the exception of a few attitudinal items, could be answered by the designated sample member if his or her spouse were not available or unable to answer the questions at the time of the interview.

A detailed picture of current work life is being obtained, covering the kind of work a respondent does, the number of hours he works, salary, unemployment and job-seeking behavior, and attitude toward his job. Similar information is obtained on the immediately previous job and the job which was held longest.

In this first base-line inquiry, concentrated efforts have been made to learn what retirement plans, if any, are made by 58- to 63-year-olds. Respondents are asked whether and when they expect to retire, what their reasons are, and whether they have done any retirement planning. Questions cover plans to move, plans to work after retirement, expected expenses and expected resources, and subjective attitudes toward retirement. Persons who describe themselves as already completely or partly retired are asked to report retrospectively on age at retirement, reasons, and whether or not retirement was planned. A number of subjective items are included as morale indicators.

Recall questions cover health experience for the calendar year preceding this first interview, including receipts and costs of treatment by physicians and dentists, incidents of hospitalization, drug prescriptions, non-prescription medicines, and other medical supplies and services. Health insurance coverage and other resources for payment of medical expenses are inquired about. A subjective measure of physical disability is included, the same as that used to screen for disabled for the SSA's 1966 Survey of the Disabled (Haber, 1967,1968). In addition, the respondent is asked to compare his health with that of others his age.

Proximity, numbers, and frequency of contact with close relatives are covered, as are receipt of financial support from, or contributions to, these relatives. Information on selected consumption items is sought with the hope that the data will yield direct indicators of changes in level of living. Food and housing expenses, transportation, gifts, and selected recreational items are covered.

As in SSA's cross-section Surveys of the Aged, there is a relatively thorough listing and description of the sources and size of income and assets and an accounting of debts.

With the 1969 data as a baseline, subsequent biennial surveys record the retirement process as it develops. Early analysis and reports focus on retirement patterns and determinants of retirement timing, especially the relationship between pre-retirement income and expected post-retirement income. The influence exerted by health, anticipated post-retirement needs and resources, employer policies, and significant work history is examined. As sample members retire, time-dimensioned data is accrued in several areas to compare with the impressionistic or cross-sectional data available in the earliar survey results. The extent to which mobility is related to aging and retirement, and changes in consumption practices and in activity patterns are observed. The accessibility of close relatives is studied throughout the 10 years of the project as well as the extent of older people's work life and various combinations of work and retirement. Morale and its sources are studied throughout the entire observation period.

In RHLS each sample case was weighted so that the survey could closely estimate the actual numbers for specific categories of persons in the nation as a whole. The weighting procedure for the RHLS survey was a multi-stage ratio estimate involving five steps.

(1) Base weight - the first step was the assignment to each sample case of a base weight (492.63), obtained by multiplying the weight factor for CPS rotation groups of August, 1967-February, 1969 (1,170) by the ratio of the number of CPS rotation groups to RHS rotation groups (8/19).

(2) Subsample adjustment - certain special dwelling units such as large apartment buildings and residence hotels are subsampled in the field at different rates. Special weights were applied to these subsamples to adjust for the different sampling rates.

(3) First-stage ratio estimate - the distribution of the population represented by the sample as a whole in such characteristics as region, residence (urban or rural), race, age, sex, and marital status. Estimates of the population in these various categories can be substantially improved when weighted appropriately by the known distribution of these population characteristics.

The purpose of the first-stage ratio estimate is to reduce the contribution to the variance arising from the sampling of primary sampling units (PSUs). The estimate takes into account the differences between the non-self-representing PSUs (units chosen without certainty) in the retirement history sample and all non-self-representing PSUs at the time of the 1960 Census in the distribution by race, residence, and region.

(4) Second-stage ratio estimate - (distribution of population adjustment.) The second-stage estimate uses the best available estimates from the Bureau of the Census of the target population as of March 1, 1969, to adjust the LRHS population estimates of persons in certain categories. Adjustments were made for each 2-year age group by sex and race.

(5) Noninterview adjustment - seperate adjustments were made for noninterviewed sample members in each independent category defined by simultaneously classifying by race, sex, marital status, 2-year age group, and geographic region. Records in each of the 72 categories thus formed were adjusted by a factor computed by the formula: number of cases interviewed in that category + number of cases not interviewed in that category, all divided by number of cases interviewed in that category.

The 11,153 respondents in the first wave of LRHS represent approximately 6,800,000 persons between the ages of 58 and 63 in 1969: 4,117,000 married men, 729,000 nonmarried men and 1,954,000 nonmarried women. (Forty-eight women who were not married at the time of their selection for the LRHS sample were married at the time of their first interview. Their interviews were excluded from the 1969 tabulations, but their retention as sample members brings the total to 11,153.).

The average weight is 612.74, with a standard deviation of 121.42. The minimum weight is 443.28; the maximum is 2,760.71.

• Number of cases: 11153

• No. of variables per record: 1006

• Extent of Processing Checks:

  ICPSR PROCESSING INFORMATION

  This dataset was processed utilizing the information contained in the Social Security Administration codebook, helpful remarks in the User's Guide from Duke University (User's Guide, RHLS, 1969 and 1971 data tapes, Linda K. George, editor, Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development, Duke University Medical Center), and according to ICPSR processing standards. The following specific problems were found in this dataset:

  1) variable #9, "SMSA CODE" should have had code values of 1-3 but in actuality had values of 0-8. Per a suggestion from the Social Security Administration noted in the Duke User's Guide, it was recoded: 1+6=1, 2+7=2, 3+8=3. The remainder was set to missing data.

  2) Variables #81, #112, #955, and #973 "EARNINGS AT PRESENT JOB" and "GROSS EARNINGS AT PREVIOUS JOB" (both respondent and spouse) were coded either as whole dollars or dollars and cents. The appropriate time unit is needed to determine the presence of a decimal point in individual subject records.

  3) Several items have one or more codes in the response field. Unfortunately, variables #88-#92, #501-#505 contained right-justified as well as left-justified entries. Moving the column locations forward or backward for these variables produced what seemed to be the best "fit" between the variable in question and the data.

  4) "AGE ELIGIBLE FOR PENSION", variable #126, contains implausible ages which the user may wish to declare missing data.

  5) In some variables, (variable #214, #217, #220, #223, #227, #230, #233, #236, #239, and #242) there was evidence of reverse coding. In these cases, the codes were again reversed to generate plausible data.

  6) "HOSPITAL BILLS" and "DENTAL BILLS", variables #350-#352 and #497-#499, have some excessively large values. This may be a result of misplaced decimals.

  7) Variables #566, #568, #604, #606, "R SUPPORTS CHILDREN", and "R SEES RELATIVES" should be ignored. Variables #567, #569, and #605, #607 "NUMBER OF CHILDREN SUPPORTED" and "NUMBER OF RELATIVES" should be used instead.

  8) Variable #682, "AMOUNT SPENT ON UTILITIES" contains some improbably high values.

  9) Social Security Administration codebook errors were noted in variables #711-#719, #725-#730, #777-#779, #782-#784, #787-#789, #792-#794, #797-#799, #802-#804, #807-#809, #812-#814. "No" was coded a zero and blanks were coded missing data, instead of vice versa as the codebook states.

  10) Variables #754, #756, #758, #760, #762, #764, #766, #768, #770, #772, #774, "INCOME SHARED BY RESPONDENT, SPOUSE, CHILDREN" should be used with caution as there is no clear understanding of what "shared income" means.

  In addition to the above-mentioned problems, note should be made of the skip patterns in the questionnaire which were intended to obtain information from certain individuals and not others (I.e. Married vs. Not married, retired vs. Not retired, etc.). In general, throughout this study, there is a basic "core" of useable data. A very small amount of cases - roughly 1-5% - is made up of individuals who should have been asked questions but were not, or vice versa. As a general rule, ICPSR attempts to rectify these inconsistencies by recoding the appropriate cases to either "not ascertained" or "inappropriate". Due to the complexity of the skip patterns in the questionnaire, which provided a flow of data beyond the capacity of available software, only check items A-K and N-T were recoded. Other inconsistencies were left as is. The contingency text and the "INAP" text developed for most variables was generated from the questionnaire alone, and, as such, should be viewed by the user as a general guide to who should/should not have been asked the question.

  All "NR" codes in the dataset were recoded to "NA". All variables have been renumbered to match the order of the questionnaire. Original data column locations are provided with the description for individual variables in the codebook for comparison purposes with other RHLS publications which may be available.

• ICPSR Variables
• ID, Demographic Information, and Weight Variable
• Respondent's Work Experience
• Retirement and Retirement Plans
• Health
• Household, Family and Social Activities
• Income, Assets and Debts
• Spouse's Labor Force History

Variables within ICPSR Variables

• ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7683
• ICPSR EDITION NUMBER-2
• ICPSR PART NUMBER-001

Variables within ID, Demographic Information, and Weight Variable

• ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7683
• ICPSR EDITION NUMBER-2
• ICPSR PART NUMBER-001
• CASE ID NUMBER
• SEGMENT NUMBER #10
• SAMPLE PERSON'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
• SPOUSE'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
• URBANIZED AREA CODE
• SMSA CODE
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - NEW OCCUPANTS
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - NEIGHBORS
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - APARTMENT MANAGER
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - POST OFFICE
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - PERSONS LISTED ON RECORD CARD
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - TELEPHONE COMPANY
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - OTHER
• MARITAL STATUS
• SAMPLE PERSON'S EDUCATION
• SAMPLE PERSON'S COMPLETED GRADE
• SPOUSE'S EDUCATION
• SPOUSE'S COMPLETED GRADE
• LAND USAGE
• SAMPLE PERSON'S AGE
• SPOUSE'S AGE
• RACE
• SEX
• SAMPLE PERSON'S RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD
• HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION
• GENERAL COMPOSITION OF FAMILY
• NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD
• PRESENCE OF CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD
• PRESENCE OF PARENTS IN HOUSEHOLD
• NUMBER OF CHILDREN ATTENDING SCHOOL
• LAST PAGE CONTAINING DATA ON PARTIAL INTERVIEW
• WEIGHT

Variables within Respondent's Work Experience

• ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7683
• ICPSR PART NUMBER-001
• CASE ID NUMBER
• SEGMENT NUMBER #10
• SAMPLE PERSON'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
• SPOUSE'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
• URBANIZED AREA CODE
• SMSA CODE
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - NEW OCCUPANTS
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - NEIGHBORS
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - APARTMENT MANAGER
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - POST OFFICE
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - PERSONS LISTED ON RECORD CARD
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - TELEPHONE COMPANY
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - OTHER
• SEGMENT NUMBER #20
• WHAT WERE YOU DOING MOST OF LAST WEEK
• DID YOU WORK AT ALL LAST WEEK
• NUMBER HOURS WORKED LAST WEEK, ALL JOBS
• CHECK ITEM A - HOURS R WORKED
• USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE THIS JOB
• REASON NOT WORK 35 HOURS
• DID YOU TAKE TIME OFF LAST WEEK
• NUMBER OF HOURS TAKEN OFF WORK LAST WEEK
• DID YOU WORK OVERTIME LAST WEEK
• NUMBER HOURS OVERTIME LAST WEEK
• LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB DURING PAST 4 WEEKS
• NUMBER WEEKS LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB
• LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME JOB
• WHY WANT PART-TIME JOB
• ABSENT LAST WEEK
• WHY ABSENT LAST WEEK
• GETTING WAGES FOR ANY TIME LAST WEEK
• SEGMENT NUMBER #30
• LOOKING FOR WORK DURING PAST 4 WEEKS
• HOW FIND WORK - 1ST MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 2ND MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 3RD MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 4TH MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 5TH MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 6TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ANSWERS IN Q.4B(1)-Q.4B(6)
• WHY START LOOKING FOR WORK
• NUMBER WEEKS LOOKING FOR WORK
• LOOKING FOR FULL OR PART-TIME WORK
• COULD NOT TAKE JOB LAST WEEK
• REASON NOT TAKE JOB LAST WEEK
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.4F
• WHEN LAST WORKED AT REGULAR JOB
• MONTH LAST WORKED AT REGULAR JOB
• YEAR LAST WORKED AT REGULAR JOB
• WHY LEAVE REGULAR JOB
• INDUSTRY CODE - PRESENT JOB
• OCCUPATION CODE - PRESENT JOB
• CLASS OF WORK - PRESENT JOB
• BUSINESS INCORPORATED - PRESENT JOB
• WHEN START - PRESENT JOB
• TYPE WORK WHEN STARTED - PRESENT JOB
• OTHER OCCUPATION CODE - PRESENT JOB
• SEGMENT NUMBER #40
• HOW MUCH EARN - PRESENT JOB
• TIME UNIT OF EARNINGS - PRESENT JOB
• HOURS WORK PER WEEK - PRESENT JOB
• CHECK ITEM B - TIME UNIT IN Q.7A
• MONTHS WORK PER YEAR - PRESENT JOB
• WEEKS WORK PER YEAR - PRESENT JOB
• ANY PENSION PLAN - PRESENT JOB
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 1ST MENTION
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 2ND MENTION
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 3RD MENTION
• PENSION PLAN CURRENT JOB - 4TH MENTION
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ANSWERS IN Q.8A(2)-Q.8A(6)
• AGE ELIGIBLE FOR FULL BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• AGE ELIG OR WHY NEVER RECEIVE FULL BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• AGE ELIG FOR REDUCED BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• AGE ELIG OR WHY NEVER RECEIVE REDUCED BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• IF LEFT PRESENT JOB COULD LATER DRAW BENEFIT
• AGE ELIG OR WHY NOT RECEIVE BENEFITS LATER - PRESENT JOB
• SEGMENT NUMBER #50
• FOR WHOM WORK - LAST JOB
• INDUSTRY CODE - LAST JOB
• CLASS OF WORK - LAST JOB
• BUSINESS INCORPORATED - LAST JOB
• YEAR STOP - LAST JOB
• TYPE WORK WHEN STOPPED - LAST JOB
• YEAR START - LAST JOB
• TYPE WORK WHEN STARTED - LAST JOB
• OTHER OCCUPATION CODE - LAST JOB
• WAS LAST JOB FULL-TIME
• SEGMENT NUMBER #60
• HOW MUCH EARNED - LAST JOB
• TIME UNIT OF EARNINGS - LAST JOB
• HOURS WORKED PER WEEK - LAST JOB
• CHECK ITEM C - TIME UNIT IN Q.11A
• MONTHS WORKED PER YEAR - LAST JOB
• WEEKS WORKED PER YEAR - LAST JOB
• ANY PENSION PLAN - LAST JOB
• PENSION PLAN LAST JOB - 1ST MENTION
• PENSION PLAN LAST JOB - 2ND MENTION
• PENSION PLAN LAST JOB - 3RD MENTION
• PENSION PLAN LAST JOB - 4TH MENTION
• PENSION PLAN LAST JOB - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER ANSWERS IN Q.12B(1)-Q.12B(5)
• WHEN ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFIT - LAST JOB
• AGE WILL RECEIVE BENEFIT - LAST JOB
• AMOUNT OF BENEFIT - LAST JOB
• TIME UNIT FOR BENEFIT - LAST JOB
• WHY NEVER ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFIT - LAST JOB
• SEGMENT NUMBER #70
• FOR WHOM WORK - LONGEST JOB
• INDUSTRY CODE - LONGEST JOB
• CLASS OF WORK - LONGEST JOB
• INCORPORATED - LONGEST JOB
• YEAR STOP - LONGEST JOB
• TYPE OF WORK - LONGEST JOB
• YEAR START - LONGEST JOB
• WAS LONGEST JOB FULL-TIME
• SEGMENT NUMBER #80
• ANY PENSION PLAN - LONGEST JOB
• PENSION PLAN LONGEST JOB - 1ST MENTION
• PENSION PLAN LONGEST JOB - 2ND MENTION
• PENSION PLAN LONGEST JOB - 3RD MENTION
• PENSION PLAN LONGEST JOB - 4TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ANSWERS IN Q.15B(1)-Q.15B(4)
• WHEN ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFIT - LONGEST JOB
• AGE WILL RECEIVE BENEFIT - LONGEST JOB
• AMOUNT OF BENEFIT - LONGEST JOB
• TIME UNIT FOR BENEFIT - LONGEST JOB
• WHY NEVER ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFIT - LONGEST JOB
• CHECK ITEM D - EMPLOYMENT STATUS
• WHAT DO IF LOST JOB - 1ST MENTION
• WHAT DO IF LOST JOB - 2ND MENTION
• WHAT DO IF LOST JOB - 3RD MENTION
• WHAT DO IF LOST JOB - 4TH MENTION
• WHAT DO IF LOST JOB - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.17A(1)-Q.17A(5)
• LOOKED FOR JOB DURING PAST 2 YEARS
• LIKE JOB IN PAST 2 YEARS
• DID YOU TAKE THAT JOB
• WHY NOT TAKE THAT JOB

Variables within Retirement and Retirement Plans

• ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7683
• ICPSR EDITION NUMBER-2
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - OTHER
• MARITAL STATUS
• SAMPLE PERSON'S EDUCATION
• SAMPLE PERSON'S COMPLETED GRADE
• SPOUSE'S EDUCATION
• SPOUSE'S COMPLETED GRADE
• LAND USAGE
• SAMPLE PERSON'S AGE
• SPOUSE'S AGE
• RACE
• SEX
• SAMPLE PERSON'S RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD
• HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION
• GENERAL COMPOSITION OF FAMILY
• SEGMENT NUMBER #90
• CHECK ITEM E - WORK STATUS SINCE 1949
• CONSIDER SELF RETIRED
• IN WHAT WAY RETIRED
• WHAT AGE DID YOU RETIRE
• CHECK ITEM F - RETIREMENT STATUS
• CHECK ITEM G - EMPLOYMENT STATUS
• DO YOU INTEND TO RETIRE
• LIVE HERE WHEN RETIRE
• WHERE WILL R LIVE WHEN RETIRED
• SEGMENT NUMBER #100
• CURRENTLY UNEMPLOYED
• RETIREMENT AGE COMPULSORY
• AT WHAT AGE MUST R RETIRE
• WOULD WORK LONGER IF ALLOWED
• EXPECT TO RETIRE BEFORE THIS AGE
• WHEN EXPECT TO STOP WORKING
• WHAT AGE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING
• WHY STOP WORK THAT AGE - 1ST MENTION
• WHY STOP WORK THAT AGE - 2ND MENTION
• WHY STOP WORK THAT AGE - 3RD MENTION
• WHY STOP WORK THAT AGE - 4TH MENTION
• WHY STOP WORK THAT AGE - 5TH MENTION
• WHY STOP WORK THAT AGE - 6TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.25B(1)-Q.25B(6)
• TAKE ANOTHER JOB WHEN STOP REGULAR
• RETIREMENT CAUSE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
• HOW MANAGE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS - 1ST MENTION
• HOW MANAGE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS - 2ND MENTION
• HOW MANAGE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS - 3RD MENTION
• HOW MANAGE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS - 4TH MENTION
• HOW MANAGE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS - 5TH MENTION
• HOW MANAGE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS - 6TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.28B(1)-Q.27B(6)
• EXPENSES MORE, LESS, SAME
• WHY EXPECT EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 1ST MENTION
• WHY EXPECT EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 2ND MENTION
• WHY EXPECT EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 3RD MENTION
• WHY EXPECT EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 4TH MENTION
• WHY EXPECT EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 5TH MENTION
• WHY EXPECT EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 6TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.28B(1)-Q.28B(6)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #110
• AMOUNT NEED AFTER RETIREMENT
• TIME UNIT - AMOUNT NEED AFTER RETIREMENT
• GET SOCIAL SECURITY NOW
• WILL R GET SOCIAL SECURITY LATER
• AT WHAT AGE DOES R EXPECT TO RECEIVE SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS
• AMOUNT MONTHLY SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
• EVER COVERED BY SOCIAL SECURITY
• RESPONDENT NOT MARRIED
• SPOUSE GET SOCIAL SECURITY
• EXPECT RAILROAD RETIREMENT
• AMOUNT - RAILROAD RETIREMENT
• TIME UNIT - RAILROAD RETIREMENT
• EXPECT VETERAN'S PAYMENTS
• AMOUNT - VETERAN'S PAYMENTS
• TIME UNIT - VETERAN'S PAYMENTS
• EXPECT GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSION
• AMOUNT - GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PENSION
• TIME UNIT - GOVERNMENT PENSION
• EXPECT PRIVATE EMPLOYER OR UNION PENSIONS
• AMOUNT - PRIVATE EMPLOYER OR UNION PENSION
• TIME UNIT - PRIVATE EMPLOYER OR UNION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #120
• EXPECT INTEREST/DIVIDENDS
• AMOUNT - INTEREST/DIVIDENDS
• TIME UNIT - INTEREST/DIVIDENDS
• EXPECT PRIVATE INSURANCE OR ANNUITIES
• AMOUNT - PRIVATE INSURANCE OR ANNUITIES
• TIME UNIT - PRIVATE INSURANCE OR ANNUITIES
• EXPECT RENTAL INCOME
• AMOUNT - RENTAL INCOME
• TIME UNIT - RENTAL INCOME
• EXPECT CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RELATIVES
• AMOUNT - CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RELATIVES
• TIME UNIT - CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RELATIVES
• EXPECT WELFARE PAYMENTS
• AMOUNT - WELFARE PAYMENTS
• TIME UNIT - WELFARE PAYMENTS
• EXPECT ANY OTHER INCOME
• AMOUNT - OTHER INCOME
• TIME UNIT - OTHER INCOME
• INCOME AFTER RETIREMENT
• AMOUNT WILL HAVE ACCUMULATED WHEN RETIRE
• NEED TO USE ACCUMULATED AMOUNT
• RETIREMENT WILL BE PLEASANT
• HAVE TALKED ABOUT WHEN TO RETIRE
• SEGMENT NUMBER #130
• RESPONDENT EMPLOYED NOW
• EXPECT TO WORK AGAIN THIS YEAR
• WORK AGAIN THIS YEAR DEPENDS ON
• COMPULSORY RETIREMENT LAST JOB - COMPLETELY RETIRED
• WHAT AGE COMPULSORY RETIREMENT - COMPLETELY RETIRED
• AGE STOPPED WORKING LAST REGULAR JOB - COMPLETELY RETIRED
• PLAN TO STOP WORK THAT AGE - COMPLETELY RETIRED
• REASON FOR RETIREMENT - 1ST MENTION
• REASON FOR RETIREMENT - 2ND MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.40A(1)-Q.40A(2)
• WOULD HAVE WORKED LONGER IF ALLOWED
• LIVE SAME PLACE AS BEFORE STOPPED WORKING
• WHERE LIVE BEFORE STOPPED WORKING
• SEGMENT NUMBER #140
• COMPULSORY RETIREMENT LAST JOB - PARTLY RETIRED
• WHAT WAS THE COMPULSORY RETIREMENT AGE AT R'S LAST REGULAR JOB
• HAD PLANNED TO PARTLY RETIRE
• WHY PARTLY RETIRE
• WOULD HAVE WORKED LONGER IF ALLOWED
• LIVE SAME PLACE AS BEFORE PARTLY RETIRED
• WHERE LIVE BEFORE PARTLY RETIRE
• HOW EXPENSES CHANGED SINCE PARTLY RETIRED
• AMOUNT EXPENSES CHANGED SINCE PARTLY RETIRED
• TIME UNIT - EXPENSES CHANGED
• WHY ARE EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 1ST MENTION
• WHY ARE EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 2ND MENTION
• WHY ARE EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 3RD MENTION
• WHY ARE EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 4TH MENTION
• WHY ARE EXPENSES DIFFERENT - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.47C(1)-Q.47C(5)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #150
• COMPULSORY RETIREMENT LAST JOB - OTHER RETIRED
• WHAT WAS THE COMPULSORY RETIREMENT AGE AT LAST JOB - OTHER RETIRED
• AGE STOPPED WORKING LAST REGULAR JOB - OTHER RETIRED
• PLAN TO STOP WORK THAT AGE - OTHER RETIRED
• EXPECT TO WORK AGAIN EVER
• EVER WORK AGAIN DEPENDS ON
• GET SOCIAL SECURITY NOW
• WILL GET SOCIAL SECURITY LATER
• AGE WILL GET SOCIAL SECURITY
• AMOUNT MONTHLY SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENT
• EVER COVERED BY SOCIAL SECURITY
• RESPONDENT NOT MARRIED
• R SPOUSE RECEIVING SOCIAL SECURITY
• RETIREMENT WILL BE PLEASANT
• HOW HAPPY THESE DAYS

Variables within Health

• ICPSR EDITION NUMBER-2
• ICPSR PART NUMBER-001
• CASE ID NUMBER
• SEGMENT NUMBER #10
• GENERAL COMPOSITION OF FAMILY
• NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD
• PRESENCE OF CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD
• PRESENCE OF PARENTS IN HOUSEHOLD
• NUMBER OF CHILDREN ATTENDING SCHOOL
• LAST PAGE CONTAINING DATA ON PARTIAL INTERVIEW
• WEIGHT
• SEGMENT NUMBER #20
• WHAT WERE YOU DOING MOST OF LAST WEEK
• DID YOU WORK AT ALL LAST WEEK
• NUMBER HOURS WORKED LAST WEEK, ALL JOBS
• CHECK ITEM A - HOURS R WORKED
• USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE THIS JOB
• REASON NOT WORK 35 HOURS
• DID YOU TAKE TIME OFF LAST WEEK
• NUMBER OF HOURS TAKEN OFF WORK LAST WEEK
• DID YOU WORK OVERTIME LAST WEEK
• NUMBER HOURS OVERTIME LAST WEEK
• LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB DURING PAST 4 WEEKS
• NUMBER WEEKS LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB
• LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME JOB
• WHY WANT PART-TIME JOB
• ABSENT LAST WEEK
• WHY ABSENT LAST WEEK
• GETTING WAGES FOR ANY TIME LAST WEEK
• SEGMENT NUMBER #30
• SEGMENT NUMBER #160
• COMPARE HEALTH WITH OTHERS
• PAY FOR ANY HEALTH INSURANCE
• AMOUNT HEALTH INSURANCE PAID
• TIME UNIT HEALTH INSURANCE PAID
• ANYONE ELSE HELP PAY HEALTH INSURANCE
• WHO PAID HEALTH INSURANCE - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HEALTH INSURANCE - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HEALTH INSURANCE - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HEALTH INSURANCE - 4TH MENTION
• WHO PAID HEALTH INSURANCE - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.57D(1)-Q.57D(5)
• INSURANCE PAID BY EMPLOYER/UNION
• INSURANCE COVERS HOSPITAL CARE
• INSURANCE COVERS PHYSICIAN CARE
• INSURANCE COVERS DOCTOR VISITS
• INSURANCE COVERS OTHER MEDICAL EXPENSES
• WHO ELSE COVERED BY POLICY - 1ST MENTION
• WHO ELSE COVERED BY POLICY - 2ND MENTION
• WHO ELSE COVERED BY POLICY - 3RD MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.59B(1)-Q.59B(3)
• WILL HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE AFTER AGE 65
• WHAT HEALTH INSURANCE - 1ST MENTION
• WHAT HEALTH INSURANCE - 2ND MENTION
• WHAT HEALTH INSURANCE - 3RD MENTION
• WHAT HEALTH INSURANCE - 4TH MENTION
• WHAT HEALTH INSURANCE - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.60B(1)-Q.60B(5)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #170
• CARE FROM DOCTOR/SURGEON DURING 1968
• NUMBER TIMES TREATMENT FROM DOCTOR/SURGEON
• GET MEDICAL ADVICE ON PHONE
• PHONE ADVICE - NUMBER TIMES
• AMOUNT OF DOCTOR BILLS
• AMOUNT DOCTOR BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT
• AMOUNT DOCTOR BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE
• ANY NO-COST MEDICAL CARE
• WHO PAID DOCTOR BILLS - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID DOCTOR BILLS - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID DOCTOR BILLS - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID DOCTOR BILLS - 4TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.62D(2)-Q.62D(5)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #180
• IN HOSPITAL
• NUMBER OF HOSPITAL STAYS
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (1ST STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (1ST STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (1ST STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (1ST STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (1ST STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (1ST STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (1ST STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (1ST STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (1ST STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (1ST STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (1ST STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (1ST STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (1ST STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (1ST STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (1ST STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (1ST STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #182
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (2ND STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (2ND STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (2ND STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (2ND STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (2ND STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (2ND STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (2ND STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (2ND STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (2ND STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (2ND STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (2ND STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (2ND STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (2ND STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (2ND STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (2ND STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (2ND STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #183
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (3RD STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (3RD STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (3RD STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (3RD STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (3RD STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (3RD STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (3RD STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (3RD STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (3RD STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (3RD STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (3RD STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (3RD STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (3RD STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (3RD STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (3RD STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (3RD STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #184
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (4TH STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (4TH STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (4TH STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (4TH STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (4TH STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (4TH STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (4TH STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (4TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (4TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (4TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (4TH STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (4TH STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (4TH STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (4TH STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (4TH STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (4TH STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #185
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (5TH STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (5TH STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (5TH STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (5TH STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (5TH STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (5TH STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (5TH STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (5TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (5TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (5TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (5TH STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (5TH STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (5TH STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (5TH STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (5TH STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (5TH STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #186
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (6TH STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (6TH STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (6TH STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (6TH STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (6TH STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (6TH STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (6TH STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (6TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (6TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (6TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (6TH STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (6TH STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (6TH STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (6TH STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAIS HOSPITAL BILLS (6TH STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (6TH STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #187
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (7TH STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (7TH STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (7TH STAY)
• WHEN WERE YOU ADMITTED (7TH STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (7TH STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (7TH STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (7TH STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (7TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (7TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (7TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (7TH STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (7TH STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (7TH STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (7TH STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (7TH STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (7TH STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #188
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (8TH STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (8TH STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (8TH STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (8TH STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (8TH STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (8TH STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (8TH STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (8TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (8TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (8TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (8TH STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (8TH STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (8TH STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (8TH STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (8TH STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (8TH STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #189
• WHERE HOSPITAL LOCATED (9TH STAY)
• MONTH ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (9TH STAY)
• DAY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (9TH STAY)
• YEAR ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL (9TH STAY)
• MONTH LEFT HOSPITAL (9TH STAY)
• DAY LEFT HOSPITAL (9TH STAY)
• YEAR LEFT HOSPITAL (9TH STAY)
• NUMBER NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL (9TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS (9TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT (9TH STAY)
• AMOUNT HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY HEALTH INSURANCE (9TH STAY)
• HOSPITAL BILLS PAID BY OTHERS (9TH STAY)
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (9TH STAY) - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (9TH STAY) - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (9TH STAY) - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID HOSPITAL BILLS (9TH STAY) - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #190
• ANY TEETH MISSING
• ARTIFICIAL DENTURES
• AMOUNT DENTIST BILLS 1968
• AMOUNT DENTIST BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT
• AMOUNT DENTIST BILLS PAID BY INSURANCE
• ANY DENTIST BILLS PAID BY OTHERS
• WHO PAID DENTIST BILLS - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID DENTIST BILLS - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID DENTIST BILLS - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID DENTIST BILLS - 4TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.65E(1)-Q.65E(4)
• AMOUNT PRESCRIPTION BILLS IN 1968
• AMOUNT PRESCRIPTION BILLS PAID BY RESPONDENT
• AMOUNT PRESCRIPTION BILLS PAID BY INSURANCE
• ANY PRESCRIPTION BILLS PAID BY OTHERS
• WHO PAID PRESCRIPTION BILLS - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID PRESCRIPTION BILLS - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID PRESCRIPTION BILLS - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID PRESCRIPTION BILLS - 4TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.66E(1)-Q.66E(4)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #200
• AMOUNT SPENT ON NONPRESCRIPTION MEDICINE IN 1968
• AMOUNT SPENT ON OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES AND SUPPLIES IN 1968
• AMOUNT OF OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES PAID BY RESPONDENT
• AMOUNT OF OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES PAID BY INSURANCE
• ANY OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES PAID BY OTHERS
• WHO PAID OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES - 1ST MENTION
• WHO PAID OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES - 2ND MENTION
• WHO PAID OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES - 3RD MENTION
• WHO PAID OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES - 4TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.68E(1)-Q.68E(4)
• RECEIVE ANY FREE MEDICAL SERVICES IN 1968
• WHAT FREE MEDICAL SERVICES
• PUT OFF MEDICAL CARE OR TREATMENT
• WHAT MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 1ST MENTION
• WHAT MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 2ND MENTION
• WHAT MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 3RD MENTION
• WHAT MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 4TH MENTION
• WHY MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 1ST MENTION
• WHY MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 2ND MENTION
• WHY MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 3RD MENTION
• WHY MEDICAL CARE HAS BEEN PUT OFF - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #210
• DOES HEALTH LIMIT HOW WELL GET AROUND
• DOES HEALTH LIMIT KIND OR AMOUNT OF WORK
• DOES HEALTH PREVENT WORKING ALTOGETHER
• DOES HEALTH ALLOW FULL-TIME WORK
• DOES HEALTH ALLOW SAME TYPE WORK
• DID HEALTH CAUSE CHANGE JOBS
• HOW LONG LIMITED IN ABILITY TO WORK
• CONFINED TO HOUSE OR BED
• ABLE TO GO OUTSIDE HOME WITHOUT HELP
• ABLE TO USE BUSES, TRAINS ETC. WITHOUT HELP

Variables within Household, Family and Social Activities

• SEGMENT NUMBER #10
• SAMPLE PERSON'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
• SEGMENT NUMBER #30
• LOOKING FOR WORK DURING PAST 4 WEEKS
• HOW FIND WORK - 1ST MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 2ND MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 3RD MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 4TH MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 5TH MENTION
• HOW FIND WORK - 6TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ANSWERS IN Q.4B(1)-Q.4B(6)
• WHY START LOOKING FOR WORK
• NUMBER WEEKS LOOKING FOR WORK
• LOOKING FOR FULL OR PART-TIME WORK
• COULD NOT TAKE JOB LAST WEEK
• SEGMENT NUMBER #220
• ARE PARENTS LIVING
• CHECK ITEM H - RESPONDENT'S PARENT(S) LIVE IN/OUTSIDE HOUSEHOLD
• SEE OR TELEPHONE PARENT(S) ONCE A WEEK
• SEE OR TELEPHONE PARENT(S) ONCE A MONTH
• HELP SUPPORT PARENT(S) IN ANY WAY
• TO WHAT EXTENT SUPPORT PARENT(S)
• RESPONDENT NOT MARRIED
• SPOUSE'S PARENTS LIVING
• CHECK ITEM I - SPOUSE'S PARENT(S) LIVE IN/OUTSIDE HOUSEHOLD
• SEE OR TELEPHONE SPOUSE'S PARENT(S) ONCE A WEEK
• SEE OR TELEPHONE SPOUSE'S PARENT(S) ONCE A MONTH
• HELP SUPPORT SPOUSE'S PARENT(S)
• TO WHAT EXTENT SUPPORT SPOUSE'S PARENT(S)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #230
• CHECK ITEM J - EVER MARRIED OR CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD
• TOTAL NUMBER LIVING CHILDREN
• NUMBER CHILDREN SUPPORT
• SUPPORT CHILDREN COMPLETELY (YES OR NO)
• SUPPORT CHILDREN COMPLETELY (NUMBER)
• SUPPORT CHILDREN PARTLY (YES OR NO)
• SUPPORT CHILDREN PARTLY (NUMBER)
• NO CHILDREN COMPLETELY SUPPORTED
• NUMBER COMPLETELY SUPPORTED CHILDREN ATTENDING SCHOOL
• NO CHILDREN PARTLY SUPPORTED (YES OR NO)
• NUMBER PARTLY SUPPORTED CHILDREN ATTENDING SCHOOL
• HOW MANY CHILDREN CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR SUPPORT
• HOW MANY DO SO - REGULARLY (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY DO SO - REGULARLY (NUMBER)
• HOW MANY DO SO - OCCASIONALLY (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY DO SO - OCCASIONALLY (NUMBER)
• HOW MANY CHILDREN DO YOU SEE OR TELEPHONE - AT LEAST ONCE/WEEK (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY CHILDREN DO YOU SEE OR TELEPHONE - AT LEAST ONCE/WEEK (NUMBER)
• HOW MANY CHILDREN DO YOU SEE OR TELEPHONE - AT LEAST ONCE/MONTH (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY CHILDREN DO YOU SEE OR TELEPHONE - AT LEAST ONCE/MONTH (NUMBER)
• NO CHILDREN LIVING AWAY FROM HOME
• HOW MANY BROTHERS AND SISTERS DO YOU HAVE
• RESPONDENT NOT MARRIED
• HOW MANY DOES YOUR SPOUSE HAVE (BROTHERS AND SISTERS)
• CHECK ITEM K - LIVING BROTHERS AND SISTERS
• SEGMENT NUMBER #231
• HOW MANY OF THEM CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR SUPPORT
• HOW MANY DO SO - REGULARLY (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY DO SO - REGULARLY (NUMBER)
• HOW MANY DO SO - OCCASIONALLY (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY DO SO - OCCASINALLY (NUMBER)
• HOW MANY OF THEM DO YOU SUPPORT
• HOW MANY DO YOU SUPPORT - COMPLETELY (SIBLINGS) (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY DO YOU SUPPORT - COMPLETELY (NUMBER)
• HOW MANY DO YOU SUPPORT - PARTLY (SIBLINGS) (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY DO YOU SUPPORT - PARTLY (SIBLINGS) (NUMBER)
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE SIBLINGS - ONCE A WEEK (YES OR NO)
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE SIBLINGS - ONCE A WEEK (NUMBER)
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE SIBLINGS - ONCE A MONTH (YES OR NO)
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE SIBLINGS - ONCE A MONTH (NUMBER)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #240
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE OTHER RELATIVES - AT LEAST ONCE/WEEK (YES OR NO)
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE OTHER RELATIVES - AT LEAST ONCE/WEEK (NUMBER)
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE OTHER RELATIVES - AT LEAST ONCE/MONTH (YES OR NO)
• DOES R SEE OR TELEPHONE OTHER RELATIVES - AT LEAST ONCE/MONTH (NUMBER)
• DOES ANYONE HELP R REGULARLY WITH ANY CHORES
• DOES R PAY FOR ANY OR ALL OF THIS SERVICE
• HOW MUCH DOES R PAY IN A YEAR (FOR HELP WITH CHORES)
• HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU NEED TO LIVE ON PER MONTH (OR PER YEAR)
• TIME UNIT FOR Q.90
• HOW MUCH DID YOU SPEND IN FOOD STORES LAST WEEK
• HOW MUCH DID R SPEND FOR NON-FOOD ITEMS LAST WEEK
• DID R SPEND ANYTHING ON FOOD ITEMS FROM OTHER PLACES LIKE BAKERIES, ETC
• DID R SPEND ANYTHING FOR FOOD DELIVERED IN THE LAST WEEK (HOW MUCH?)
• Q.91A + Q.91C + Q.91D (TOTAL SPENT IN GROCERY STORES INCLUDING NON-FOOD ITEMS)
• IS THIS AMT IN Q.91(F) WHAT R USUALLY SPENDS FOR FOOD
• DOES R USUALLY SPEND MORE OR LESS THAN AMOUNT IN Q.91(F)
• HOW MUCH DOES R USUALLY SPEND ON FOOD (TIME UNIT)
• HOW MUCH DOES R USUALLY SPEND ON FOOD (AMOUNT)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #250
• HOW MANY PEOPLE USUALLY EAT FROM THIS FOOD SUPPLY EVERY DAY
• HOW MUCH DOES R SPEND PER WEEK FOR MEALS AT WORK - (NO SPOUSE) (YES OR NO)
• HOW MUCH DOES R SPEND PER WEEK FOR MEALS AT WORK (YES OR NO)
• HOW MUCH DOES R SPEND PER WEEK FOR MEALS AT WORK - (AMOUNT)
• HOW MUCH DOES R'S SPOUSE SPEND PER WEEK FOR MEALS AT WORK (YES OR NO)
• HOW MUCH DOES R'S SPOUSE SPEND PER WEEK FOR MEALS AT WORK (AMOUNT)
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND IN A MONTH FOR DINNERS OR MEALS EATEN OUT (YES OR NO)
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND IN A MONTH FOR DINNERS OR MEALS EATEN OUT (AMOUNT)
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND IN A MONTH FOR OTHER MEALS AND SNACKS (YES OR NO)
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND IN A MONTH FOR OTHER MEALS AND SNACKS (AMOUNT)
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND IN A MONTH FOR DINNERS OR MEALS EATEN OUT (YES OR NO)
• HOW MANY ORGANIZATIONS DOES R AND SPOUSE CONTRIBUTE TO IN A YEAR
• CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS (AMOUNT PER YEAR)
• HOW MANY ORGANIZATIONS DOES R AND SPOUSE BELONG TO, TO WHICH THEY PAY DUES
• DUE TO ORGANIZATIONS (AMOUNT PER YEAR)
• HOW OFTEN R AND SPOUSE SPEND FOR ENTERTAINMENT OUTSIDE OF HOME
• AMOUNT SPENT ON ENTERTAINMENT PER MONTH OR YEAR
• TIME UNIT FOR ESTIMATION OF SPENDING ON ENTERTAINMENT
• HOW MANY GIFTS DOES R (AND R'S SPOUSE) GIVE PER YEAR
• AMOUNT SPENT ON GIFTS IN AN AVERAGE YEAR
• SEGMENT NUMBER #260
• HOW MANY MAGAZINES DOES R AND SPOUSE SUBSCRIBE TO AND BUY REGULARLY
• HOW MANY DIFFERENT NEWSPAPERS DO YOU RECEIVE AND BUY REGULARLY
• HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO TO A BARBER SHOP OR BEAUTY SALON - (RESPONDENT)
• HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO TO A BARBER SHOP OR BEAUTY SALON - (SPOUSE)
• DOES R OR SPOUSE OWN AN AUTOMOBILE FOR WHICH THEY MUST BUY GASOLINE AND PAY FOR UPKEEP (YES OR NO)
• DOES R OR SPOUSE OWN AN AUTOMOBILE FOR WHICH THEY MUST BUY GASOLINE AND PAY FOR UPKEEP (HOW MANY)
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND ON GAS IN A TYPICAL WEEK OR MONTH (TIME UNIT)
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND ON GAS IN A TYPICAL WEEK OR MONTH (AMOUNT)
• RESPONDENT DOES NOT WORK
• DOES R DRIVE TO AND FROM WORK
• HOW MUCH DOES R SPEND ON TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM WORK PER WEEK
• WHAT ARE R'S USUAL EXPENSES FOR GOING TO/FROM WORK IN A WEEK
• DOESN'T OWN OR REGULARLY USE AN AUTOMOBILE
• HOW MANY MILES DOES R AND SPOUSE DRIVE FOR NON-BUSINESS PURPOSES
• HOW MUCH DOES R AND SPOUSE SPEND PER WEEK ON OTHER KINDS OF TRANSPORTATION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #270
• DID YOU SPEND ANYTHING ON VACATIONS LAST YEAR (YES OR NO)
• DID YOU SPEND ANYTHING ON VACATIONS LAST YEAR (AMOUNT)
• DID R TRAVEL OUT OF TOWN FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES LAST YEAR (YES OR NO)
• DID R TRAVEL OUT OF TOWN FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES LAST YEAR (COST)
• HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE WAY R IS LIVING NOW
• IS R LIVING BETTER THAN, WORSE THAN, OR SAME AS FRIENDS

Variables within Income, Assets and Debts

• SAMPLE PERSON'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
• SPOUSE'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
• URBANIZED AREA CODE
• SMSA CODE
• COULD NOT TAKE JOB LAST WEEK
• REASON NOT TAKE JOB LAST WEEK
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.4F
• WHEN LAST WORKED AT REGULAR JOB
• MONTH LAST WORKED AT REGULAR JOB
• YEAR LAST WORKED AT REGULAR JOB
• WHY LEAVE REGULAR JOB
• INDUSTRY CODE - PRESENT JOB
• OCCUPATION CODE - PRESENT JOB
• CLASS OF WORK - PRESENT JOB
• BUSINESS INCORPORATED - PRESENT JOB
• WHEN START - PRESENT JOB
• TYPE WORK WHEN STARTED - PRESENT JOB
• OTHER OCCUPATION CODE - PRESENT JOB
• SEGMENT NUMBER #40
• HOW MUCH EARN - PRESENT JOB
• TIME UNIT OF EARNINGS - PRESENT JOB
• HOURS WORK PER WEEK - PRESENT JOB
• CHECK ITEM B - TIME UNIT IN Q.7A
• MONTHS WORK PER YEAR - PRESENT JOB
• WEEKS WORK PER YEAR - PRESENT JOB
• ANY PENSION PLAN - PRESENT JOB
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 1ST MENTION
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 2ND MENTION
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 3RD MENTION
• PENSION PLAN CURRENT JOB - 4TH MENTION
• SEGMENT NUMBER #280
• CHECK ITEM L (R'S RESIDENCE)
• DOES R RENT, OWN, OR IS R BUYING THIS HOUSE OR APARTMENT
• HOW MUCH DO YOU THINK THIS PROPERTY WOULD SELL FOR
• HOW MUCH DOES R OWE ON ANY MORTGAGES ON THIS PROPERTY
• HOW MUCH IS YOUR MONTHLY MORTGAGE PAYMENT
• DOES R'S MONTHLY MORTGAGE INCLUDE - REAL ESTATE TAXES
• DOES R'S MONTHLY MORTGAGE INCLUDE - SPECIAL TAX ASSESSMENTS
• DOES R'S MONTHLY MORTGAGE INCLUDE - FIRE AND PROPERTY INSURANCE
• HOW MUCH DID R PAY IN REAL ESTATE TAXES
• HOW MUCH OTHER DEBT DOES R OWE ON THIS PROPERTY
• HOW MUCH IS R'S RENT
• TIME UNIT FOR Q.112G
• IF RENT SHARED, HOW MUCH DOES R PAY
• TIME UNIT FOR Q.112H
• IN 1968, ABOUT HOW MUCH DID R SPEND FOR ELECTRICITY, HEAT, GAS, WATER AND TRASH REMOVAL (TOTAL)
• TIME UNIT FOR Q.112I
• IN 1968, HOW MUCH DID R SPEND FOR... ELECTRICITY
• TIME UNIT FOR ELECTRICITY
• IN 1968, HOW MUCH DID R SPEND FOR... GAS
• TIME UNIT FOR GAS
• IN 1968, HOW MUCH DID R SPEND FOR... FUEL, OIL, COAL, ETC.
• TIME UNIT FOR FUEL, OIL, COAL, ETC.
• IN 1968, HOW MUCH DID R SPEND FOR... WATER AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL
• TIME UNIT FOR WATER AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL
• IN 1968, HOW MUCH DID R SPEND FOR... TRASH REMOVAL
• TIME UNIT FOR TRASH REMOVAL
• HOW MANY ROOMS ARE IN THIS HOUSE OR APARTMENT
• SEGMENT NUMBER #290
• DOES R RENT, OWN, OR HAVE AN INVESTMENT IN A FARM
• WHAT IS THE TOTAL MARKET VALUE OF YOUR FARM OPERATION
• HOW MUCH DOES R OWE ON ANY MORTGAGES ON THE FARM OR HOME
• HOW MUCH OTHER DEBT DOES R HAVE IN CONNECTION WITH THE FARM OR HOME
• DOES R OWN OR HAVE AN INVESTMENT IN A BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
• WHAT IS THE TOTAL MARKET VALUE OF ALL THE ASSETS IN THE BUSINESS
• WHAT IS THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF DEBTS OR LIABILITIES OWED BY THE BUSINESS
• DOES R OWN ANY OTHER REAL ESTATE
• ABOUT HOW MUCH DO YOU THINK THIS REAL ESTATE WOULD SELL FOR ON TODAY'S MARKET
• HOW MUCH IS THE UNPAID AMOUNT OF ANY MORTGAGES ON THIS PROPERTY
• HOW MUCH OTHER DEBT DOES R OWE ON THIS PROPERTY
• SEGMENT NUMBER #300
• DOES R HAVE ANY - U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
• DOES R HAVE ANY - STOCK, BONDS, OR SHARES IN MUTUAL FUNDS
• DOES R HAVE ANY - MONEY OWED TO R BY OTHERS
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - U.S. SAVINGS BONDS (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - U.S. SAVINGS BONDS (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - U.S. SAVINGS BONDS (CHILDREN)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - STOCKS, BONDS (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - STOCKS, BONDS (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - STOCKS, BONDS (CHILDREN)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - MONEY OWED FROM OTHERS (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - MONEY OWED FROM OTHERS (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - MONEY OWED FROM OTHERS (CHILDREN)
• VALUE OF U.S. BONDS
• VALUE OF STOCKS, BONDS OR SHARES IN MUTUAL FUNDS
• VALUE OF MONEY LENT
• HAVE MONEY IN FORM OF - CHECKING ACCOUNTS
• HAVE MONEY IN FORM OF - SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - CHECKING ACCOUNT (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - CHECKING ACCOUNT (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - CHECKING ACCOUNT (CHILDREN)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - SAVINGS ACCOUNT (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - SAVINGS ACCOUNT (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER OWNS THIS ASSET - SAVINGS ACCOUNT (CHILDREN)
• VALUE OF CHECKING ACCOUNTS
• VALUE OF SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
• DOES R HAVE LIFE INSURANCE (FACE VALUE)
• DOES R SPOUSE HAVE LIFE INSURANCE (FACE VALUE)
• DO R'S CHILDREN HAVE LIFE INSURANCE (FACE VALUE)
• DOES R (SPOUSE OR CHILDREN UNDER 18) HAVE ANY MONEY IN AN ANNUITY (YES OR NO)
• DOES R (SPOUSE OR CHILDREN UNDER 18) HAVE ANY MONEY IN AN ANNUITY (FACE VALUE)
• HOW MUCH DOES R (SPOUSE OR CHILDREN UNDER 18) OWE ON AN AUTOMOBILE
• HOW MUCH DOES R (SPOUSE OR CHILDREN UNDER 18) OWE TO - STORES
• HOW MUCH DOES R (SPOUSE OR CHILDREN UNDER 18) OWE TO - DOCTORS, DENTISTS, ETC.
• HOW MUCH DOES R (SPOUSE OR CHILDREN UNDER 18) OWE TO - BANKS
• HOW MUCH DOES R (SPOUSE OR CHILDREN UNDER 18) OWE TO - OTHERS
• SEGMENT NUMBER #310
• IN 1968, DID R HAVE ANY BILLS PAID BY ANYONE OUTSIDE OF HOUSEHOLD (YES OR NO)
• IN 1968, DID R HAVE ANY BILLS PAID BY ANYONE OUTSIDE OF HOUSEHOLD (HOW MUCH)
• IN 1968, DID R HAVE ANY BILLS PAID BY ANYONE OUTSIDE OF HOUSEHOLD (FOR WHAT) - 1ST MENTION
• IN 1968, DID R HAVE ANY BILLS PAID BY ANYONE OUTSIDE OF HOUSEHOLD (FOR WHAT) - 2ND MENTION
• IN 1968, DID R HAVE ANY BILLS PAID BY ANYONE OUTSIDE OF HOUSEHOLD (FOR WHAT) - 3RD MENTION
• IN 1968, DID R HAVE ANY BILLS PAID BY ANYONE OUTSIDE OF HOUSEHOLD (FOR WHAT) - 4TH MENTION
• IN 1968, DID R RECEIVE ANY LUMP-SUM PAYMENT (YES OR NO)
• IN 1968, DID R RECEIVE ANY LUMP-SUM PAYMENT (HOW MUCH)
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R EARN FROM ALL JOBS BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S SPOUSE EARN FROM ALL JOBS BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
• WAGE AND SALARY INCOME SHARED BY SPOUSE
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S CHILDREN EARN FROM ALL JOBS BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
• WAGE AND SALARY INCOME SHARED BY CHILDREN UNDER 18
• SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME SHARED BY R
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S SPOUSE RECEIVE FROM WORKING IN OWN BUSINESS
• SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME SHARED BY SPOUSE
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S CHILDREN RECEIVE FROM WORKING IN OWN BUSINESS
• SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME SHARED BY CHILDREN UNDER 18
• RENT INCOME SHARED BY R
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S SPOUSE RECEIVE IN - RENT
• RENT INCOME SHARED BY SPOUSE
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S CHILDREN RECEIVE IN - RENT
• RENT INCOME SHARED BY CHILDREN UNDER 18
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R RECEIVE IN - INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS
• INTEREST AND DIVIDEND INCOME SHARED BY R
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S SPOUSE RECEIVE IN - INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS
• INTEREST AND DIVIDEND INCOME SHARED BY SPOUSE
• DURING 1968, HOW MUCH DID R'S CHILDREN RECEIVE IN - INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS
• INTEREST AND DIVIDEND INCOME SHARED BY CHILDREN UNDER 18
• SEGMENT NUMBER #321
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - SOCIAL SECURITY
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (SOCIAL SECURITY) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (SOCIAL SECURITY) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (SOCIAL SECURITY) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 (SOCIAL SECURITY)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - RAILROAD RETIREMENT
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (RAILROAD RETIREMENT) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (RAILROAD RETIREMENT) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (RAILROAD RETIREMENT) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 (RAILROAD RETIREMENT)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - VETERANS PAYMENTS
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (VETERANS PAYMENTS) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (VETERANS PAYMENTS) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (VETERANS PAYMENTS) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 (VETERANS PAYMENTS)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - PENSIONS FROM OTHER GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (GOVERNMENT PENSIONS) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (GOVERNMENT PENSIONS) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (GOVERNMENT PENSIONS) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 (GOVERNMENT PENSIONS)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - PRIVATE EMPLOYER OR UNION PENSIONS
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (PRIVATE PENSIONS) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (PRIVATE PENSIONS) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (PRIVATE PENSIONS) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 (PRIVATE PENSIONS)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - WELFARE (AID TO THE BLIND)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (WELFARE - AID TO THE BLIND) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (WELFARE - AID TO THE BLIND) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (WELFARE - AID TO THE BLIND) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 PUBLIC WELFARE (AID TO THE BLIND)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - WELFARE (AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (AID TO FAMILIES) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (AID TO FAMILIES) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (AID TO FAMILIES) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 PUBLIC WELFARE (AID TO FAMILIES)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - WELFARE (OLD AGE ASSISTANCE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (OLD AGE ASSISTANCE) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (OLD AGE ASSISTANCE) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (OLD AGE ASSISTANCE) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 PUBLIC WELFARE (OLD AGE ASSISTANCE)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #322
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - WELFARE (OTHER PUBLIC WELFARE OR ASSISTANCE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (OTHER INCOME) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (OTHER INCOME) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (OTHER INCOME) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 PUBLIC WELFARE (OTHER WELFARE)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - BENEFITS (STATE CASH SICKNESS BENEFITS)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - SICKNESS) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - SICKNESS) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - SICKNESS) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 BENEFITS (STATE CASH SICKNESS BENEFITS)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - BENEFITS (WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 BENEFITS (WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - BENEFITS (UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME? (BENEFITS - UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 BENEFITS (UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - BENEFITS (PRIVATE INSURANCE OR ANNUITIES)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - PRIVATE INSURANCE) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - PRIVATE INSURANCE) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - PRIVATE INSURANCE) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 BENEFITS (PRIVATE INSURANCE OR ANNUITIES)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - BENEFITS (PRIVATE WELFARE OR RELIEF AGENCIES)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - PRIVATE WELFARE) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - PRIVATE WELFARE) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - PRIVATE WELFARE) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 BENEFITS (PRIVATE WELFARE)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - OUTSIDE CONTRIBUTIONS
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - CONTRIBUTIONS) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - CONTRIBUTIONS) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - CONTRIBUTIONS) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 BENEFITS (CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RELATIVES OR FRIENDS)
• DID R RECEIVE ANY INCOME FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES - ANY OTHER KINDS OF INCOME
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - ANY OTHER KINDS OF INCOME) (RESPONDENT)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - ANY OTHER KINDS OF INCOME) (SPOUSE)
• WHICH FAMILY MEMBER(S) RECEIVED THIS INCOME (BENEFITS - ANY OTHER KINDS OF INCOME) (CHILDREN UNDER 18)
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 (ANY OTHER KINDS OF INCOME)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #330
• WHICH CATEGORY BEST REPRESENTS R'S TOTAL INCOME IN 1968
• SEGMENT NUMBER #341
• WHICH OF THE FOUR STATEMENTS DESCRIBES R'S ABILITY TO GET ALONG ON INCOME
• CHECK ITEM M (RELATIVES IN HOUSEHOLD)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (FIRST MEMBER)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (SECOND MEMBER)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (THIRD MEMBER)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (FOURTH MEMBER)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (FIFTH MEMBER)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (SIXTH MEMBER)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (SEVENTH MEMBER)
• HOW MUCH DID THEY EARN IN 1968 (EIGHTH MEMBER)
• NUMBER ENTRIES IN Q.128A
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (FIRST MEMBER)
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (SECOND MEMBER)
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (THIRD MEMBER)
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (FOURTH MEMBER)
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (FIFTH MEMBER)
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (SIXTH MEMBER)
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (SEVENTH MEMBER)
• AMOUNT OF EARNINGS IN 1968 OF FAMILY MEMBER (EIGHTH MEMBER)
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - RENT
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (INCOME FROM RENT)
• TIME UNIT FOR RENT INCOME
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM- INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS)
• TIME UNIT FOR INTEREST INCOME
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - SOCIAL SECURITY
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (SOCIAL SECURITY)
• TIME UNIT FOR SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - RAILROAD RETIREMENT
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (RAILROAD RETIREMENT)
• TIME UNIT FOR RAILROAD RETIREMENT INCOME
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - VETERANS PAYMENTS
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (VETERANS PAYMENTS)
• TIME UNIT FOR VETERANS PAYMENTS INCOME
• SEGMENT NUMBER #342
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - GOVERNMENT PENSIONS
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (GOVERNMENT PENSIONS)
• TIME UNIT FOR GOVERNMENT PENSION INCOME
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - PRIVATE PENSIONS
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (PRIVATE PENSIONS)
• TIME UNIT FOR PRIVATE PENSION INCOME
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - PUBLIC WELFARE
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (PUBLIC WELFARE)
• TIME UNIT FOR WELFARE INCOME
• DID ANY OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS RECEIVE 1968 INCOME FROM - OTHER INCOME
• HOW MUCH ALTOGETHER - (OTHER INCOME)
• TIME UNIT FOR OTHER INCOME
• WHICH CATEGORY BEST REPRESENTS TOTAL INCOME OF OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS IN 1968
• DID R RECEIVE ANY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CHILDREN OR RELATIVES
• WHAT WAS THE TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED IN 1968 (CONTRIBUTIONS FROM INSIDE HOUSEHOLD)
• CHECK ITEM N (RESPONDENT MARRIED)

Variables within Spouse's Labor Force History

• ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7683
• SMSA CODE
• METHOD OF LOCATING R - NEW OCCUPANTS
• PENSION PLAN CURRENT JOB - 4TH MENTION
• PENSION PLAN PRESENT JOB - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ANSWERS IN Q.8A(2)-Q.8A(6)
• AGE ELIGIBLE FOR FULL BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• AGE ELIG OR WHY NEVER RECEIVE FULL BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• AGE ELIG FOR REDUCED BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• AGE ELIG OR WHY NEVER RECEIVE REDUCED BENEFITS - PRESENT JOB
• IF LEFT PRESENT JOB COULD LATER DRAW BENEFIT
• AGE ELIG OR WHY NOT RECEIVE BENEFITS LATER - PRESENT JOB
• SEGMENT NUMBER #50
• SEGMENT NUMBER #350
• WHAT WAS R'S SPOUSE DOING MOST OF LAST WEEK
• DID R'S SPOUSE DO ANY WORK AT ALL LAST WEEK, NOT COUNTING WORK AROUND THE HOUSE
• HOW MANY HOURS DID R'S SPOUSE WORK LAST WEEK AT ALL JOBS
• CHECK ITEM O (NUMBER HOURS SPOUSE WORKED)
• DOES R'S SPOUSE WORK MORE THAN 35 HOURS A WEEK AT THIS JOB
• WHY DOES R'S SPOUSE USUALLY WORK LESS THAN 35 HOURS A WEEK
• DID R'S SPOUSE TAKE ANY TIME OFF LAST WEEK
• DID R'S SPOUSE TAKE ANY TIME OFF LAST WEEK (HOW MANY HOURS?)
• DID R'S SPOUSE WORK ANY OVERTIME LAST WEEK
• DID R'S SPOUSE WORK ANY OVERTIME LAST WEEK (HOW MANY HOURS?)
• HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB IN THE PAST FOUR WEEKS
• HOW MANY WEEKS HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB
• HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN LOOKING FOR A FULL OR PART-TIME JOB
• WHY IS R'S SPOUSE LOOKING FOR A PART-TIME JOB
• DID R'S SPOUSE HAVE JOB FROM WHICH TEMPORARILY ABSENT LAST WEEK
• WHY WAS R'S SPOUSE ABSENT FROM WORK LAST WEEK
• IS R'S SPOUSE GETTING WAGES OR SALARY FOR ANY TIME OFF LAST WEEK
• SEGMENT NUMBER #360
• HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN LOOKING FOR WORK DURING THE PAST 4 WEEKS
• WHAT HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN DOING TO FIND WORK - 1ST MENTION
• WHAT HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN DOING TO FIND WORK - 2ND MENTION
• WHAT HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN DOING TO FIND WORK - 3RD MENTION
• WHAT HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN DOING TO FIND WORK - 4TH MENTION
• WHAT HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN DOING TO FIND WORK - 5TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.134B(2)(A)-Q.134B(2)(E)
• WHY DID R'S SPOUSE START LOOKING FOR WORK
• HOW MANY WEEKS HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN LOOKING FOR WORK; BEEN LAID OFF
• HAS R'S SPOUSE BEEN LOOKING FOR FULL OR PART-TIME WORK
• IS THERE A REASON WHY R'S SPOUSE COULD NOT TAKE A JOB LAST WEEK (YES OR NO)
• IS THERE ANY REASON WHY R'S SPOUSE COULD NOT TAKE A JOB LAST WEEK (REASON)
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.134F
• WHEN DID R'S SPOUSE LAST WORK TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE
• WHEN DID R'S SPOUSE LAST WORK TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE (SPECIFY MONTH)
• WHEN DID R'S SPOUSE LAST WORK TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OR MORE (SPECIFY YEAR)
• WHY DID R'S SPOUSE LEAVE THAT JOB
• WHAT KIND OF BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY IS THIS (SPOUSE)
• WHAT KIND OF WORK IS R'S SPOUSE DOING
• IS R'S SPOUSE - CLASS OF WORKER
• IS THIS BUSINESS INCORPORATED
• WHEN DID R'S SPOUSE START WORKING FOR THIS BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION (YEAR)
• WHAT KIND OF WORK WAS R'S SPOUSE DOING WHEN STARTED
• WHAT KIND OF WORK WAS R'S SPOUSE DOING WHEN STARTED (SPECIFIC OCCUPATION)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #370
• HOW MUCH DOES R'S SPOUSE USUALLY EARN AT PRESENT JOB
• HOW MUCH DOES R USUALLY EARN AT PRESENT JOB (TIME UNIT)
• HOW MANY HOURS PER WEEK DOES R'S SPOUSE USUALLY WORK THIS JOB
• CHECK ITEM P - TIME UNIT FOR Q.137A(2)
• HOW MANY MONTHS PER YEAR DOES R'S SPOUSE USUALLY WORK ON THIS JOB
• HOW MANY WEEKS PER YEAR DOES R'S SPOUSE USUALLY WORK
• SEGMENT NUMBER #380
• FOR WHOM DID R'S SPOUSE WORK AT LAST JOB BEFORE PRESENT JOB (GENERAL ANSWER)
• WHAT KIND OF BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY WAS THIS
• WAS R'S SPOUSE (PRESENT JOB CLASS OF WORKER)
• WAS THIS BUSINESS INCORPORATED
• IN WHAT YEAR DID R'S SPOUSE STOP WORKING AT THAT JOB
• WHAT KIND OF WORK WAS R'S SPOUSE DOING WHEN STOPPED WORKING
• IN WHAT YEAR DID R'S SPOUSE START WORKING AT THE JOB BEFORE CURRENT ONE
• WHAT KIND OF WORK WAS R'S SPOUSE DOING WHEN STARTED JOB BEFORE CURRENT ONE
• WHAT KIND OF WORK WAS R'S SPOUSE DOING WHEN STARTED JOB BEFORE CURRENT ONE (KIND OF WORK)
• WAS THIS A FULL-TIME JOB (SPOUSE)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #390
• HOW MUCH DID R'S SPOUSE EARN WHEN STOPPED WORKING THERE
• HOW MUCH DID R'S SPOUSE EARN WHEN STOPPED WORKING THERE (TIME UNIT)
• HOW MANY HOURS PER WEEK DID R'S SPOUSE USUALLY WORK AT THIS JOB
• CHECK ITEM Q (TIME UNIT IN Q.140A)
• HOW MANY MONTHS PER YEAR DID R'S SPOUSE USUALLY WORK
• HOW MANY WEEKS PER YEAR DID R'S SPOUSE USUALLY WORK
• FOR WHOM DID R'S SPOUSE WORK THE LONGEST (GENERAL ANSWER)
• WHAT KIND OF BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY WAS THIS
• WAS R'S SPOUSE (CLASS OF WORKER AT LONGEST JOB)
• IS THIS BUSINESS INCORPORATED
• IN WHAT YEAR DID R'S SPOUSE STOP WORKING AT THIS JOB
• WHAT KIND OF WORK WAS R'S SPOUSE DOING WHEN STOPPED WORKING
• IN WHAT YEAR DID R'S SPOUSE START LONGEST JOB
• WAS THIS A FULL-TIME JOB (THE LONGEST JOB R'S SPOUSE HAS HAD)
• SEGMENT NUMBER #400
• AT WHAT AGE DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING (GENERAL ANSWER)
• AT WHAT AGE DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING (AGE GIVEN)
• WHY DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING AT THIS AGE - 1ST MENTION
• WHY DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING AT THIS AGE - 2ND MENTION
• WHY DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING AT THIS AGE - 3RD MENTION
• WHY DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING AT THIS AGE - 4TH MENTION
• WHY DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING AT THIS AGE - 5TH MENTION
• WHY DOES R'S SPOUSE EXPECT TO STOP WORKING AT THIS AGE - 6TH MENTION
• NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN Q.142B
• WILL R AND SPOUSE BE RETIRING AT THE SAME TIME
• CHECK ITEM R - PART 1 (WHO ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS IN SECTION VI (Q.131-Q.142)
• CHECK ITEM R - PART 2 (WHY DID R ANSWER AND NOT SPOUSE)
• WOULD R SAY IS VERY HAPPY, PRETTY HAPPY, OR NOT TOO HAPPY THESE DAYS
• CHECK ITEM S (ARE CONTACTS LISTED ON RECORD CARD)
• PLEASE GIVE NAMES, ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS OF CONTACTS
• ARE OUR OLD CONTACTS NAMES AND ADDRESSES STILL CORRECT
• SEGMENT NUMBER #410
• CHECK ITEM T - PART 1 (TYPE OF HOUSING UNIT)
• CHECK ITEM T - PART 2 (TYPE OF OTHER UNIT)

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End: 4
Width: 4

Question: ICPSR STUDY NUMBER-7683  

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 5
End: 5
Width: 1

Question: ICPSR EDITION NUMBER  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: THE NUMBER IDENTIFYING THE RELEASE EDITION OF THIS DATASET.

Location:

Start: 6
End: 8
Width: 3

Question: ICPSR PART NUMBER  

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: THE NUMBER IDENTIFYING THIS PART OF A 1-PART STUDY.

Location:

Start: 9
End: 13
Width: 5

Question: CASE ID NUMBER  

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 14
End: 15
Width: 2

Question: SEGMENT NUMBER #10  

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 16
End: 16
Width: 1

Question: SAMPLE PERSON'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE (ESR)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 17
End: 17
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1 OR 2 AT REF 17-- SPOUSE'S EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE (ESR)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 7136 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 18
End: 18
Width: 1

Question: URBANIZED AREA CODE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 11150 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 19
End: 19
Width: 1

Question: SMSA CODE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 8311 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 20
End: 20
Width: 1

Question: METHOD OF LOCATING RESPONDENT WHO HAS MOVED - NEW OCCUPANTS  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 215 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 21
End: 21
Width: 1

Question: METHOD OF LOCATING RESPONDENT WHO HAS MOVED - NEIGHBORS  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 318 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 22
End: 22
Width: 1

Question: METHOD OF LOCATING RESPONDENT WHO HAS MOVED - APARTMENT MANAGER  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 70 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 23
End: 23
Width: 1

Question: METHOD OF LOCATING RESPONDENT WHO HAS MOVED - POST OFFICE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 191 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 24
End: 24
Width: 1

Question: METHOD OF LOCATING RESPONDENT WHO HAS MOVED - PERSONS LISTED ON RECORD CARD  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 60 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 25
End: 25
Width: 1

Question: METHOD OF LOCATING RESPONDENT WHO HAS MOVED - "INFORMATION" AT TELEPHONE COMPANY  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 167 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 26
End: 26
Width: 1

Question: METHOD OF LOCATING RESPONDENT WHO HAS MOVED - OTHER (SPECIFY)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 155 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 27
End: 27
Width: 1

Question: MARITAL STATUS  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 28
End: 29
Width: 2

Question: SAMPLE PERSON'S EDUCATION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-36

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 11086 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 30
End: 30
Width: 1

Question: SAMPLE PERSON COMPLETED GRADE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 10980 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 31
End: 32
Width: 2

Question: --IF CODED 1 OR 2 AT REF 17-- SPOUSE'S EDUCATION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-36

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 6984 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 33
End: 33
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1 OR 2 AT REF 17-- SPOUSE'S COMPLETED GRADE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-1

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 6950 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 34
End: 34
Width: 1

Question: LAND USAGE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 10689 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 35
End: 36
Width: 2

Question: SAMPLE PERSON'S AGE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 58-63

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ; Min. 58 ; Max. 63 ; Mean 60.442 ; StDev 1.716

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 37
End: 38
Width: 2

Question: --IF CODED 1 OR 2 AT REF 17-- SPOUSE'S AGE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 24-80

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 7078 ; Min. 24 ; Max. 80 ; Mean 56.32 ; StDev 5.685

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 39
End: 39
Width: 1

Question: RACE  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 11152 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 40
End: 40
Width: 1

Question: SEX  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 41
End: 41
Width: 1

Question: SAMPLE PERSON'S RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 11148 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 42
End: 42
Width: 1

Question: HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-9

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 43
End: 43
Width: 1

Question: GENERAL COMPOSITION OF FAMILY  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 11139 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 44
End: 45
Width: 2

Question: NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-41

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 11152 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 41 ; Mean 2.46 ; StDev 1.565

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 46
End: 46
Width: 1

Question: PRESENCE OF CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 11150 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 47
End: 47
Width: 1

Question: PRESENCE OF PARENTS IN HOUSEHOLD  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 11151 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 48
End: 49
Width: 2

Question: --IF CODED 1-3 OR 9 AT REF 31-- NUMBER OF CHILDREN ATTENDING SCHOOL  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

Summary Statistics: Valid 3183 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 4 ; Mean 0.00189 ; StDev 0.0752

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 50
End: 52
Width: 3

Question: LAST PAGE CONTAINING DATA ON PARTIAL INTERVIEW  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-430

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999

Summary Statistics: Valid 8 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 53
End: 59
Width: 7

Question: WEIGHT  

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 60
End: 61
Width: 2

Question: SEGMENT NUMBER #20  

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 62
End: 62
Width: 1

Question: WHAT WERE YOU DOING MOST OF LAST WEEK - WORKING, LOOKING FOR WORK, OR SOMETHING ELSE?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 11149 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 63
End: 63
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2-5,7 AT Q.1-- DID YOU DO ANY WORK AT ALL LAST WEEK, NOT COUNTING WORK AROUND THE HOUSE? (IF FARM OR BUSINESS OPERATOR IN HOUSEHOLD, ASK ABOUT UNPAID WORK.)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 2940 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 64
End: 66
Width: 3

Question: --IF CODED 1 OR 0 AT Q.1 OR CODED 1 OR 9 AT Q.2A-- HOW MANY HOURS DID YOU WORK LAST WEEK AT ALL JOBS?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-99

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0999

Summary Statistics: Valid 7681 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 99 ; Mean 42.428 ; StDev 13.975

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 67
End: 67
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1 OR 0 AT Q.1 OR CODED 1 OR 9 AT Q.2A-- CHECK ITEM A: NUMBER OF HOURS RESPONDENT WORKED  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 7845 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 68
End: 68
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1 AT CHECK ITEM A-- DO YOU USUALLY WORK 35 HOURS OR MORE A WEEK AT THIS JOB?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 1265 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 69
End: 70
Width: 2

Question: --IF CODED 1,2 OR 9 AT Q.2C(1)-- IF 1 AT Q.2C(1) - WHAT IS THE REASON YOU WORKED LESS THAN 35 HOURS LAST WEEK? IF 2 AT Q.2C(1) - WHAT IS THE REASON YOU USUALLY WORK LESS THAN 35 HOURS A WEEK? (MARK THE APPROPRIATE REASON.)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 3-17

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1268 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 71
End: 71
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2 AT CHECK ITEM A-- DID YOU LOSE ANY TIME OR TAKE ANY TIME OFF LAST WEEK FOR ANY REASON SUCH AS ILLNESS, HOLIDAY, OR SLACK WORK? (YES OR NO)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 4637 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 72
End: 73
Width: 2

Question: --IF CODED 1 AT Q.2D(1)-- DID YOU LOSE ANY TIME OR TAKE ANY TIME OFF LAST WEEK FOR ANY REASON SUCH AS ILLNESS, HOLIDAY, OR SLACK WORK? (HOW MANY HOURS?)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-57

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 156 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 57 ; Mean 6.936 ; StDev 6.76

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 74
End: 74
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2,3 OR 9 AT CHECK ITEM A-- DID YOU WORK ANY OVERTIME OR AT MORE THAN ONE JOB LAST WEEK?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 6282 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 75
End: 76
Width: 2

Question: --IF CODED 1 AT Q.2E(1)-- DID YOU WORK ANY OVERTIME OR AT MORE THAN ONE JOB LAST WEEK? (HOW MANY HOURS?)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-82

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9899

Summary Statistics: Valid 722 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 82 ; Mean 10.343 ; StDev 8.574

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 77
End: 77
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 3-9 OR 17 AT Q.2C(2)-- HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB DURING THE PAST 4 WEEKS?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 190 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 78
End: 80
Width: 3

Question: --IF CODED 1 AT Q.2F-- HOW MANY WEEKS HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-0

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0999

Summary Statistics: Valid 20 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 99 ; Mean 27.8 ; StDev 30.449

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 81
End: 81
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1 AT Q.2F-- HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR A FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME JOB?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 23 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 82
End: 82
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2 AT Q.2H-- WHY ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PART-TIME JOB?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 6 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 83
End: 83
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2 AT Q.2A-- DID YOU HAVE A JOB (OR BUSINESS) FROM WHICH YOU WERE TEMPORARILY ABSENT OR ON LAYOFF LAST WEEK?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 2310 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 84
End: 84
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1 AT Q.3A OR 2 AT Q.1-- WHY WERE YOU ABSENT FROM WORK LAST WEEK?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 468 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 85
End: 85
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1-4 OR 8 AT Q.3B-- ARE YOU GETTING WAGES OR SALARY FOR ANY OF THE TIME OFF LAST WEEK?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 356 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 86
End: 87
Width: 2

Question: SEGMENT NUMBER #30  

Summary Statistics: Valid 11153 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 88
End: 88
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2 AT Q.3A AND OTHER THAN 3 AT Q.1-- HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR WORK DURING THE PAST 4 WEEKS?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 2065 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 89
End: 89
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2 AT Q.3A AND 3 AT Q.1; 1 AT Q.4A-- WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS TO FIND WORK? (MARK ALL METHODS USED; DO NOT READ LIST.) - 1ST MENTION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 194 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 90
End: 90
Width: 1

Question: WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS TO FIND WORK? (MARK ALL METHODS USED; DO NOT READ LIST.) - 2ND MENTION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 85 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 91
End: 91
Width: 1

Question: WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS TO FIND WORK? (MARK ALL METHODS USED; DO NOT READ LIST.) - 3RD MENTION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 21 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 92
End: 92
Width: 1

Question: WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS TO FIND WORK? (MARK ALL METHODS USED; DO NOT READ LIST.) - 4TH MENTION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 6 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 93
End: 93
Width: 1

Question: WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS TO FIND WORK? (MARK ALL METHODS USED; DO NOT READ LIST.) - 5TH MENTION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 94
End: 94
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 2 AT Q.3A AND 3 AT Q.1 OR 1 AT Q.4A-- WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS TO FIND WORK? (MARK ALL METHODS USED; DO NOT READ LIST.) - 6TH MENTION  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 0 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 95
End: 95
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1-7 AT Q.4B(1)-4B(6)-- NUMBER OF ANSWERS IN Q.4B(1)-Q.4B(6)  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 197 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 96
End: 96
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1-5,7 AT Q.4B(1) OR CODED 5 AT Q.3B-- WHY DID YOU START LOOKING FOR WORK? WAS IT BECAUSE YOU LOST OR QUIT A JOB AT THAT TIME OR WAS THERE SOME OTHER REASON?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 191 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 97
End: 99
Width: 3

Question: --IF CODED 1-5,7 AT Q.4B(1) OR 5-7 AT Q. 3B-- HOW MANY WEEKS HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR WORK? HOW MANY WEEKS AGO DID YOU START LOOKING FOR WORK? HOW MANY WEEKS AGO WERE YOU LAID OFF?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 0-0

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0999

Summary Statistics: Valid 223 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 192 ; Mean 14.915 ; StDev 24.35

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: ACTUAL NUMBER IS CODED.

Location:

Start: 100
End: 100
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1-5,7 AT Q.4B(1) OR 5-7 AT Q.3B-- HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME WORK?  

Range of Valid Data Values: 1-2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 219 ;

Variable Format: numeric

Location:

Start: 101
End: 101
Width: 1

Question: --IF CODED 1-5,7 AT Q.4B(1) OR 5-7 AT Q.3B-- IS THERE ANY REASON WHY YOU COULD NOT TAKE A JOB LAST WEEK? (YES OR NO)