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2.) GENDER: [Respondent’s gender] 3.) MARITAL2: Are you married, single, separated, divorced, or widowed? 4.) MARITAL6: Do you have a partner who lives w/you, partner who does NOT live w/ you, or mostly on your own 5.) MARITAL5: How many times have you been married? 8.) KIDS: Are there any children 18 years of age or younger living at home? 9.) NUMKIDS: [If “yes” in variable KIDS] How many children live in your household? 11.) KIDBORN1: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 13.) KIDBORN2: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 15.) KIDBORN3: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 17.) KIDBORN4: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 19.) KIDBORN5: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 20.) AGEKID6: Children 18 years or younger who live in your household, what is the age of the sixth oldest child? 21.) KIDBORN6: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 22.) AGEKID7: Children 18 years or younger who live in your household, what is the age of the seventh oldest child 23.) KIDBORN7: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 24.) AGEKID8: Children 18 years or younger who live in your household, what is the age of the eighth oldest child? 25.) KIDBORN8: Is this child yours by birth, yours by adoption, a step-child, a grandchild, or unrelated to you? 26.) EDUCKID1: Thinking about the oldest child that still lives with you, what kind of school are they in? 31.) DOL1: Housework, do you do more, does your spouse or partner do more, share tasks equally, or someone else 32.) DOL2: Child care, do you do more, your spouse/partner do more, share tasks equally, or someone else 33.) HEADOFHH: Who do you regard as your head of household? 34.) HAPPY2: If you were to consider your life in general, how happy/unhappy would you say you are, on the whole 35.) SATFAM: All things considered, how satisfied are you with your family life? 36.) KIDWRRY1: Tell how much you worry about - The negative influence of other kids on your child. 37.) KIDWRRY2: Please tell me how much you worry about each of the following. - The low quality of public schools. 38.) KIDWRRY3: How much worry about - Your child maintaining the religious tradition he or she was brought up in. 39.) KIDWRRY4: Please tell me how much you worry about each of the following. - Paying bills and making ends meet. 40.) KIDWRRY5: How much you worry about each of the following. - Juggling the demands of work and family. 41.) KIDWRRY6: Tell how much you worry about. - Getting health insurance and good medical care for your child. 42.) KIDWRRY7: How much you worry about - Your child learning the right values from his\her teachers at school. 43.) KIDWRRY8: Worry - Your child seeing too much sex or violence from video games, television and movies. 44.) RELCHOIC: 1)Children decide religious views on own 2) Parents encourage children accept parents faith 45.) TRANSMT1: Your kids will be more religious, less religious, as religious as you when they grow up or not sure 46.) TRANSMT2: How likely your children will be same denomination/faith traditions as you when they grow up? 47.) EMPLOY: In term of your job status, are you 48.) EMPLOYSP: How about your spouse or partner? 49.) CAREER: (WOMEN) How important is it to you to have a career? 50.) WORKFAM2: Its been difficult for me to spend time w/ my family because of the amount of time I spend on my job 51.) ABORTION: Abortion should be legal in all cases, legal in most, illegal in most cases, or illegal in all 52.) PEWMARR: Should GOVT start programs encourage people get & stay married, or GOVT stay out? 53.) JGMAR: Which statements comes closest to your view about the proper legal status of marriage? 54.) GAYADOPT: Do you favor or oppose adoption rights for gays and lesbians so they can legally adopt children? 55.) VOUCHER: Parents get tax-funded use for tuition for their child go private/religious school instead of public 56.) MARATT1: Agree or disagree - Married people are generally happier than unmarried people. 57.) MARATT2: Agree or disagree - It is all right for a couple to live together without intending to get married. 58.) MARATT3: Agree or disagree - It's a good idea for a couple who intend to get married to live together. 59.) MARATT4: Divorce is usually the best solution when a couple can't seem to work out their marriage problems. 60.) MARATT5: Agree or disagree - It is better for children if their parents are married. 61.) MARATT6: Agree or disagree - Divorce is a sin. 62.) MARATT7: Agree or disagree. - God's plan for marriage is one man, one woman, for life. 63.) MARATT8: Agree or disagree. - God's plan for marriage is one man, one woman, for life. 64.) GENDR1: Working mother can establish just as warm & secure relationship w/children as mother who doesnt work 65.) GENDR2: Agree or disagree - A pre-school child is likely to suffer if his or her mother works. 66.) GENDR3: Agree or disagree. - All in all, a family suffers when the woman has a full-time job. 67.) GENDR4: Agree or disagree- A job is all right, but what most women really want is a home and children. 68.) GENDR5: Agree or disagree. - Having a job is the best way for a woman to be an independent person. 69.) GENDR6: Agree or disagree - Both the man and the woman should contribute to the household income. 70.) GENDR7: Agree or disagree - Fathers excel in disciplining their children. 71.) DISCIP2: Do you agree or disagree? It is sometimes necessary to discipline a child with a good hard spanking. 73.) INVOLVE: A.Active school/program B.No active but involve edu home C.No chance involve child edu school/home 74.) BANNING1: Teacher assign book/use other edu materials objectionable- Trust teacher's judgment & say nothing 75.) BANNING2: Teacher assign book/edu material objectionable- Expose child to materials, but explain why wrong 76.) BANNING3: Teacher assign book/edu material objectionable - Voice your concern with your child's teacher. 77.) BANNING4: Teacher assign book/edu material objectionable- Try get materials removed from curriculum 78.) BANNING5: Teacher assign book/edu material objectionable - Remove your child from the class. 79.) RELIMPT: How important would you say religion is in your life? 80.) SPIRIT: Describe your beliefs – you are religious, you are spiritual but not religious, or you are neither? 81.) MOREREL: (IF SPOUSE\PARTNER) Would you say religion is more important to you or to your spouse or partner? 85.) LUTHNGRP: (IF LUTHERAN) With which Lutheran group is your church associated? 86.) METHDGRP: (IF METHODIST) With which Methodist group is your church associated? 87.) PRSBYGRP: (IF PRESBYTERIAN) With which Presbyterian group is your church associated? 88.) CHRSTGRP: (IF CHURCH OF CHRIST) With which group is your church associated? 90.) CATHID: (CATHOLIC) Religious identity, would you say you are traditional Catholic, liberal catholic, or none 91.) SPREL1: (IF SPOUSE\PARTNER) Does your spouse or partner have the same religion as you? 93.) BORNAGIN: (IF PROTESTANT\CATHOLIC\MORMON\ORTHODOX\OTHER CHRISTIAN\OTHER 94.) RELIG2: How often do you attend religious service 95.) RELCON1: How often in last 12 months- Attend an informal religious or prayer group. 96.) RELCON2: How often in the last 12 months - Talk about religion informally with your friends. 97.) RELCON3: How often in the last 12 months - Read the (holy book). 98.) RELCON4: Last 12 months- Participate in family-oriented programs @ your place of worship (family retreats) 99.) RELCON5: How often in last 12 months - Read or say daily devotions with your family. 100.) BIBLE: Which of these statements comes closest to describing your feelings about the (holy book). 101.) EDUC: What is the last year of schooling that you have completed? 102.) RACE: What is your race? 103.) SPANISH: [SPANISH SPEAKING] 104.) PTYID1: Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a Democrat, a Republican or what? 105.) PTYID2: [STRENGH OF PARTY IDENTITY (from PTYID1)] 106.) PTYID3: [IF RESPONDENT IS INDEPENDENT IN VARIABLE PARTYID1 – CLOSER TO DEMOCRATS OR REPUBLICANS 107.) IDEO1: Thinking in political terms, would you say that you are Conservative, Moderate, or Liberal? 109.) SEXUALIT: Do you think or yourself as heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or something else? 111.) TVINTVW: Would you be willing to have a reporter talk to you?

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