- All frequencies weighted by 204) WGTFINAL;(The number of missing cases reported in the codebook are unweighted)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 2) Respondent's unique ID number (RESPNUM)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 86853.23 50744.07 - 3) Interview conducted in Spanish (SPANISH)
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TOTAL % 21) Yes, in Spanish 118 4.6 22) No, in English 2442 95.4 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 4) Interview duration (TIME)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 26.54 8.97 - 5) Live in urban or rural area? (URBAN)
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TOTAL % 1) City 963 37.6 2) Suburb 524 20.5 3) Small town 666 26 4) In the country 398 15.5 99) Don't know 10 .4 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 6) Are you currently married, or are you living with someone in a marriage-like relationship, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married? [If say divorced and separated, code as divorced. If R says marriage-like relationship and divorced/separated/widowed, code as marriage-like.] (MARITAL)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 9 .4 1) Married 1383 54 2) Marriage-like relationship (living with someone) 141 5.5 3) Widowed 169 6.6 4) Divorced 258 10.1 5) Separated 51 2 6) Never married 547 21.4 99) Don't know 4 .2 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 7) [If MARITAL=1-3, or 5 or 7] Have you ever been divorced? (DIVORCED)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Yes 407 23.3 2) No 1339 76.6 99) Don't know 2 .1 Missing 830 TOTAL 1749 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 8) What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? [If necessary] That is, are you white, African American, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian, or of mixed race? [If R says ‘human,' ask: ‘Would you mind telling us your ethnicity?'] (RACE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 0 0 1) White/Caucasian/Anglo (includes Middle Eastern) 1855 72.5 2) Black/African American 290 11.3 3) Hispanic/Latino/a 264 10.3 4) Asian/Asian American 85 3.3 5) Pacific Islander 3 .1 6) American Indian/Native American 20 .8 7) Mixed 26 1 8) Other (only if volunteered and cannot be placed in a category 1-7) 17 .7 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 9) [Interviewer: If RACE=1-5, or 7, read categories under appropriate racial group] Are you Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Asian Indian, Korean, Vietnamese, or something else? (ASIAN)
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TOTAL % 1) Chinese 28 32.2 2) Filipino 15 17.2 3) Japanese 11 12.6 4) Asian Indian 10 11.5 5) Korean 6 6.9 6) Vietnamese 7 8 7) Something else 9 10.3 8) Mixed (if volunteered) 1 1.1 Missing 2351 TOTAL 87 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 10) [Interviewer: If RACE=1-5, or 7, read categories under appropriate racial group] Are you Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Central American, South American, or something else? (HISPANIC)
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TOTAL % 1) Mexican 178 67.4 2) Cuban 7 2.7 3) Puerto Rican 29 11 4) Dominican 6 2.3 5) Central American 22 8.3 6) South American 10 3.8 7) Mixed (if volunteered) 3 1.1 8) Something else 9 3.4 Missing 2254 TOTAL 264 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 11) (IF MIXED) What ethnic/racial groups are part of your heritage? Do you identify with one of these more than the others? (MIXDRACE)
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TOTAL % 1) White/Caucasian/Anglo 14 53.8 2) Black/African American 5 19.2 3) Hispanic/Latino 3 11.5 4) Asian/Asian American/Pacific Islander 3 11.5 5) American Indian/Native American 1 3.8 Missing 2528 TOTAL 26 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 12) [If MARITAL=1-2]: What race or ethnicity is your [spouse/partner]? (SPRACE)
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TOTAL % 1) White (includes European, Middle Eastern) 1186 77.8 2) Black (includes African American, African, Dominican, other black) 117 7.7 3) Hispanic (includes Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, other Latin American) 158 10.4 4) Asian (includes Asian and Pacific Islander ethnicities) 47 3.1 5) American Indian (includes Native American and tribes) 15 1 99) Don't know 1 .1 Missing 1041 TOTAL 1524 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 13) I am going to read you three pairs of opposites. For each set, please tell me which is closest to being true for you. A) I don't mind moving every once and a while. B) I would prefer to stay in one place. Which one of these comes closest to being true of you? (MOVING)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 4 .2 1) Don't mind moving 675 26.4 2) Stay in one location 1852 72.3 3) In between (only if volunteered) 24 .9 99) Don't know 5 .2 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 14) I am going to read you three pairs of opposites. For each set, please tell me which is closest to being true for you. A) I like trying new kinds of foods. B) I prefer eating foods I am used to eating. Which one of these comes closest to being true of you? (NEWFOOD)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 0 1) Try new foods 1750 68.4 2) Prefer familiar foods 723 28.2 3) In between (only if volunteered) 78 3 99) Don't know 8 .3 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 15) I am going to read you three pairs of opposites. For each set, please tell me which is closest to being true for you. A) I enjoy getting to know people different from me. B) I enjoy meeting people who have a great deal in common with me. Which one of these comes closest to being true of you? (KNOWDIFF)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 .1 1) Know people different from me 1246 48.7 2) Meet people like me 461 18 3) In between (only if volunteered) 827 32.3 99) Don't know 24 .9 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 16) [If MARITAL=1-2] Do you think your [spouse/partner] would give mostly the same answers on these pairs as you, or mostly the opposite answers? (SPSAME)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 .3 1) Mostly the same answers 1225 80 2) Mostly opposite answers 206 13.4 3) Some of both (only if volunteered) 64 4.2 99) Don't know 32 2.1 Missing 1034 TOTAL 1532 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 17) Are you working for pay full-time or part-time, working as a homemaker, retired, a student, or something else? [If two answers offered, ask which spend most time doing] (WORK)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .2 1) Full-time 1280 50 2) Part-time 246 9.6 3) In school 143 5.6 4) Unemployed 43 1.7 5) On leave 1 0 6) Retired 446 17.4 7) Keeping house 228 8.9 8) Other 156 6.1 9) Not applicable 8 .3 99) Refused 2 .1 TOTAL 2559 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 18) Do you consider yourself to be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, nothing in particular, or something else? (RELIG)
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TOTAL % 0) Don't know 6 .2 1) Protestant (includes Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians, Mormons, Reformed) 1118 43.7 2) Catholic 627 24.5 3) Jewish 44 1.7 4) Eastern Orthodox Christian 7 .3 5) Muslim 12 .5 6) Hindu-Buddhist 20 .8 7) Nothing in particular/not religious 408 15.9 8) ‘Just a Christian' 162 6.3 9) Other 149 5.8 99) Refused 8 .3 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 19) How often have you been attending [church/synagogue/mosque/temple] services in the last year? (ATTEND)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 .2 1) Never 668 26.1 2) Less than once a month 492 19.2 3) Once a month 249 9.7 4) 2-3 times a month 316 12.3 5) Once a week 545 21.3 6) More than once a week 272 10.6 99) Don't know 14 .5 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Church Attendance, Frequency of ]
- 20) Would you say your religious faith currently is not important, slightly, moderately, very, or extremely important in your own life? (FAITHIMP)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 9 .4 1) Not important 251 9.8 2) Slightly important 212 8.3 3) Moderately important 575 22.5 4) Very important 727 28.4 5) Extremely important 766 29.9 99) Don't know 21 .8 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Religion, Importance of ]
- 21) Would you say religion in your family while you were growing up was not important, slightly, moderately, very, or extremely important? (RELIGIMP)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 10 .4 1) Not important 251 9.8 2) Slightly important 268 10.5 3) Moderately important 689 26.9 4) Very important 757 29.6 5) Extremely important 572 22.3 99) Don't know 13 .5 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Religion, Importance of ]
- 22) To help us learn more about Americans' friendships, I want to ask you about your friends. To help guide you, I will ask you about a few specific categories. Please remember, we are not taking an inventory of you personally, but of American friendships in general. Think about your two very best friends [if Q2=1-2: 'other than your [spouse/partner].'] How many of your two very best friends attend the same [church/synagogue/mosque/temple] as you? (SAMECHUR)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) 1 309 22.4 2) 2 383 27.7 3) None 674 48.8 99) Don't know 14 1 Missing 1136 TOTAL 1381 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Friends/Close Ties, Attend same Congregation ]
- 23) Think about your two very best friends [if MARITAL=1-2: 'other than your [spouse/partner].'] For your two very best friends, how many are [respondent's race]? (SAMERACE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 15 .6 1) 1 373 14.6 2) 2 2027 79.1 3) None 128 5 99) Don't know 18 .7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 24) [If SAMERACE=1] What is the race of your other friend? (FRNDRACE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .3 1) Asian/Asian American [includes any specific Asian ethnic groups] 28 7.5 2) Black/African American [includes African] 135 36.2 3) Hispanic/Latino [includes any specific Latin American ethnic groups] 62 16.6 4) White/European/Middle Eastern 111 29.8 5) American Indian/Native American [includes any specific tribes] 10 2.7 6) Other 26 7 Missing 2147 TOTAL 373 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 25) [If SAMERACE=2] What is the race of the friend you have known the longest? (RACELONG)
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TOTAL % 1) Asian/Asian American [includes any specific Asian ethnic groups] 42 8.4 2) Black/African American [includes African] 102 20.4 3) Hispanic/Latino [includes any specific Latin American ethnic groups] 68 13.6 4) White/European/Middle Eastern 239 47.9 5) American Indian/Native American [includes any specific tribes] 9 1.8 6) Other 39 7.8 Missing 1975 TOTAL 499 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 26) Think about your two very best friends [if MARITAL=1-2: 'other than your [spouse/partner].'] For your two very best friends, how many are female? (FEMFRND)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 12 .5 1) 1 681 26.6 2) 2 1169 45.7 3) None 679 26.5 99) Don't know 19 .7 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 27) Now think of you circle of friends, people that you like to do things with and have conversations with. They may be people you see often, or because they live far away, they may be people your primarily keep in contact with by calling or writing. Thinking about your circle of friends, which of the following categories best describes how many attend your [church/synagogue/mosque/temple]? (FRNDCHUR)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 .1 1) All 102 7.4 2) Most 212 15.3 3) About half 319 23.1 4) Few 432 31.3 5) None 300 21.7 99) Don't know 15 1.1 Missing 1136 TOTAL 1382 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 28) For your circle of friends, how many [respondent's race] are among these people? (CIRCRACE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 4 .2 1) All 869 33.9 2) Most 980 38.3 3) About half 448 17.5 4) Few 191 7.5 5) None 56 2.2 99) Don't know 12 .5 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 29) [If ATTEND=4-7] Now think about the people, if any, that you have frequent contact with, and enjoy being around in your [church/synagogue/mosque/temple]. With these people in mind, how many [respondent's race] are among these people? (RACECHUR)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 .2 1) All 514 45.3 2) Most 348 30.7 3) About half 137 12.1 4) Few 82 7.2 5) None 36 3.2 99) Don't know 15 1.3 Missing 1385 TOTAL 1134 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 30) Now please think about all the people that you have frequent contact with and enjoy being around, including people in your neighborhood, [church/synagogue/mosque/temple], [if WORK=1-2, 5-6] [workplace], [if WORK=3] [school], any associations or clubs to which you may belong, and any other people that you have contact with and enjoy being around. With these people in mind, how many [respondent's race] are among these people? (RACENET)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .2 1) All 580 22.6 2) Most 1032 40.3 3) About half 632 24.7 4) Few 255 10 5) None 37 1.4 99) Don't know 19 .7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 31) Now I am going to read you some statements about morality and America. For each, please tell me whether you agree or disagree, and if you do so strongly, moderately, or slightly. Religion is a private matter that should not influence social and political issues. Do you personally agree or disagree with this statement, and do you do so strongly, moderately, or slightly? (RELPRIV)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 4 .2 1) Strongly agree 1012 39.5 2) Moderately agree 619 24.2 3) Slightly agree 100 3.9 4) Neither agree nor disagree 30 1.2 5) Slightly disagree 80 3.1 6) Moderately disagree 289 11.3 7) Strongly disagree 381 14.9 99) Don't know 44 1.7 TOTAL 2559 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 32) The best way to improve America is to change individuals. [If need to be reminded of the categories again: Do you agree or disagree, and do you do so strongly, moderately, or slightly?] (BESTWAY)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .2 1) Strongly agree 905 35.4 2) Moderately agree 523 20.4 3) Slightly agree 123 4.8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 41 1.6 5) Slightly disagree 129 5 6) Moderately disagree 293 11.4 7) Strongly disagree 461 18 99) Don't know 79 3.1 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 33) What is morally right and what is morally wrong should be the same for all people. [If need to be reminded of the categories again: Do you agree or disagree, and do you do so strongly, moderately, or slightly?] (MORAL)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .2 1) Strongly agree 1282 50.1 2) Moderately agree 383 15 3) Slightly agree 85 3.3 4) Neither agree nor disagree 37 1.4 5) Slightly disagree 116 4.5 6) Moderately disagree 257 10 7) Strongly disagree 350 13.7 99) Don't know 44 1.7 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 34) Here are some statements about family. For each, again please tell me whether you agree or disagree, and if you do so strongly, moderately, or slightly. A mother of very young children should work outside the home only if financially necessary. [If ask what 'very young means, say 'under 5.'] (MOMWORK)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 .2 1) Strongly agree 1096 42.8 2) Moderately agree 582 22.7 3) Slightly agree 160 6.3 4) Neither agree nor disagree 61 2.4 5) Slightly disagree 110 4.3 6) Moderately disagree 228 8.9 7) Strongly disagree 291 11.4 99) Don't know 27 1.1 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 35) Homosexuality should be an acceptable lifestyle. (HOMOLIFE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 13 .5 1) Strongly agree 522 20.4 2) Moderately agree 414 16.2 3) Slightly agree 170 6.6 4) Neither agree nor disagree 96 3.7 5) Slightly disagree 88 3.4 6) Moderately disagree 196 7.7 7) Strongly disagree 996 38.9 99) Don't know 66 2.6 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Homosexuality, Attitude about ]
- 36) Women face more discrimination in the workplace than men do. (MOREDISC)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .1 1) Strongly agree 1049 40.9 2) Moderately agree 702 27.4 3) Slightly agree 206 8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 46 1.8 5) Slightly disagree 104 4.1 6) Moderately disagree 212 8.3 7) Strongly disagree 157 6.1 99) Don't know 83 3.2 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 37) The husband should be the head of the family. (HEADFAM)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 4 .2 1) Strongly agree 849 33.2 2) Moderately agree 429 16.8 3) Slightly agree 147 5.7 4) Neither agree nor disagree 86 3.4 5) Slightly disagree 148 5.8 6) Moderately disagree 387 15.1 7) Strongly disagree 498 19.5 99) Don't know 12 .5 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 38) I am going to read you a list of about twenty statements. For each, please tell me whether you agree or disagree, and if you do so strongly, moderately, or slightly. I support affirmative action policies. (AFFRMACT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 10 .4 1) Strongly agree 667 26.1 2) Moderately agree 677 26.4 3) Slightly agree 225 8.8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 60 2.3 5) Slightly disagree 143 5.6 6) Moderately disagree 221 8.6 7) Strongly disagree 288 11.3 99) Don't know 269 10.5 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 39) It is important to protect the natural environment, even if it hurts local business. (PROTECT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 4 .2 1) Strongly agree 1228 47.9 2) Moderately agree 690 26.9 3) Slightly agree 229 8.9 4) Neither agree nor disagree 35 1.4 5) Slightly disagree 89 3.5 6) Moderately disagree 155 6 7) Strongly disagree 98 3.8 99) Don't know 34 1.3 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Economic Issues ]
- 40) It is America's responsibility to promote democracy around the world. (PROMDEM)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 9 .4 1) Strongly agree 589 23 2) Moderately agree 652 25.5 3) Slightly agree 284 11.1 4) Neither agree nor disagree 52 2 5) Slightly disagree 169 6.6 6) Moderately disagree 395 15.4 7) Strongly disagree 347 13.5 99) Don't know 64 2.5 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 41) It is too easy to buy guns in America today. (TOOEASY)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 4 .2 1) Strongly agree 1492 58.3 2) Moderately agree 391 15.3 3) Slightly agree 105 4.1 4) Neither agree nor disagree 19 .7 5) Slightly disagree 58 2.3 6) Moderately disagree 187 7.3 7) Strongly disagree 249 9.7 99) Don't know 56 2.2 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 42) Too much of our federal budget goes to national defense. (NATDEF)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .2 1) Strongly agree 614 24 2) Moderately agree 456 17.8 3) Slightly agree 196 7.7 4) Neither agree nor disagree 54 2.1 5) Slightly disagree 197 7.7 6) Moderately disagree 435 17 7) Strongly disagree 458 17.9 99) Don't know 145 5.7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 43) The Federal income tax should be cut. (TAXCUT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 9 .4 1) Strongly agree 1081 42.2 2) Moderately agree 540 21.1 3) Slightly agree 249 9.7 4) Neither agree nor disagree 55 2.1 5) Slightly disagree 129 5 6) Moderately disagree 233 9.1 7) Strongly disagree 196 7.7 99) Don't know 69 2.7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 44) The economy is better today than it was a year ago. (ECONBTTR)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .1 1) Strongly agree 747 29.2 2) Moderately agree 682 26.6 3) Slightly agree 307 12 4) Neither agree nor disagree 82 3.2 5) Slightly disagree 136 5.3 6) Moderately disagree 243 9.5 7) Strongly disagree 231 9 99) Don't know 129 5 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 45) Abortion during the first three months of pregnancy should be legal in all cases. (ABORT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 24 .9 1) Strongly agree 588 23 2) Moderately agree 270 10.5 3) Slightly agree 156 6.1 4) Neither agree nor disagree 52 2 5) Slightly disagree 105 4.1 6) Moderately disagree 220 8.6 7) Strongly disagree 1095 42.8 99) Don't know 51 2 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Abortion, Attitude about ]
- 46) Able-bodied people should not receive welfare. (WELFARE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .2 1) Strongly agree 1471 57.4 2) Moderately agree 356 13.9 3) Slightly agree 164 6.4 4) Neither agree nor disagree 33 1.3 5) Slightly disagree 139 5.4 6) Moderately disagree 187 7.3 7) Strongly disagree 169 6.6 99) Don't know 36 1.4 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 47) The number of immigrants who can legally enter the U.S. should be reduced. (REDUCE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 12 .5 1) Strongly agree 817 31.9 2) Moderately agree 413 16.1 3) Slightly agree 260 10.1 4) Neither agree nor disagree 61 2.4 5) Slightly disagree 184 7.2 6) Moderately disagree 370 14.4 7) Strongly disagree 346 13.5 99) Don't know 99 3.9 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Immigration, View of Level of ]
- 48) There is too much talk today in the United States about racial issues. (TALKRACE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .2 1) Strongly agree 1085 42.4 2) Moderately agree 510 19.9 3) Slightly agree 168 6.6 4) Neither agree nor disagree 27 1.1 5) Slightly disagree 137 5.4 6) Moderately disagree 286 11.2 7) Strongly disagree 284 11.1 99) Don't know 57 2.2 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 49) We need a program of parental school choice. (CHOICE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 .2 1) Strongly agree 999 39 2) Moderately agree 683 26.7 3) Slightly agree 278 10.9 4) Neither agree nor disagree 44 1.7 5) Slightly disagree 107 4.2 6) Moderately disagree 169 6.6 7) Strongly disagree 130 5.1 99) Don't know 146 5.7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 50) Religious congregations should actively seek to become racially integrated. (INTEGRAT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 15 .6 1) Strongly agree 816 31.9 2) Moderately agree 527 20.6 3) Slightly agree 240 9.4 4) Neither agree nor disagree 69 2.7 5) Slightly disagree 153 6 6) Moderately disagree 266 10.4 7) Strongly disagree 372 14.5 99) Don't know 103 4 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 51) The pill is a morally acceptable form of birth control. (PILL)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 7 .3 1) Strongly agree 1269 49.6 2) Moderately agree 694 27.1 3) Slightly agree 174 6.8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 33 1.3 5) Slightly disagree 40 1.6 6) Moderately disagree 97 3.8 7) Strongly disagree 167 6.5 99) Don't know 80 3.1 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Birth Control, Attitude about ]
- 52) We should spend more money on prisons so that we can put criminals away for a long time. (PRISONS)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 10 .4 1) Strongly agree 627 24.5 2) Moderately agree 429 16.8 3) Slightly agree 225 8.8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 45 1.8 5) Slightly disagree 174 6.8 6) Moderately disagree 375 14.6 7) Strongly disagree 612 23.9 99) Don't know 64 2.5 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Punishment of Criminals, Attitude about ]
- 53) My religious beliefs should direct my behavior in every area of my life. (RELBEHAV)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 .2 1) Strongly agree 1323 51.7 2) Moderately agree 484 18.9 3) Slightly agree 149 5.8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 19 .7 5) Slightly disagree 129 5 6) Moderately disagree 211 8.2 7) Strongly disagree 215 8.4 99) Don't know 25 1 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Religiosity, Strength of ]
- 54) We should give businesses special tax breaks for locating in largely [rotate racial group] areas. (TAXBREAK)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 13 .5 1) Strongly agree 283 11.1 2) Moderately agree 438 17.1 3) Slightly agree 226 8.8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 41 1.6 5) Slightly disagree 243 9.5 6) Moderately disagree 515 20.1 7) Strongly disagree 698 27.3 99) Don't know 104 4.1 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 55) Compared to other racial groups, [rotate racial group] on average tend to prefer to live on welfare. (WELFLIVE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 18 .7 1) Strongly agree 171 6.7 2) Moderately agree 211 8.2 3) Slightly agree 141 5.5 4) Neither agree nor disagree 76 3 5) Slightly disagree 220 8.6 6) Moderately disagree 550 21.5 7) Strongly disagree 820 32 99) Don't know 354 13.8 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 56) Compared to other racial groups, [rotate racial group] on average tend to be patriotic to the United States. (PATRIOT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 22 .9 1) Strongly agree 344 13.4 2) Moderately agree 605 23.6 3) Slightly agree 272 10.6 4) Neither agree nor disagree 101 3.9 5) Slightly disagree 225 8.8 6) Moderately disagree 338 13.2 7) Strongly disagree 244 9.5 99) Don't know 411 16 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 57) Compared to other racial groups, [rotate racial group] on average tend to be arrogant. (ARROGANT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 21 .8 1) Strongly agree 237 9.3 2) Moderately agree 281 11 3) Slightly agree 205 8 4) Neither agree nor disagree 62 2.4 5) Slightly disagree 226 8.8 6) Moderately disagree 570 22.3 7) Strongly disagree 712 27.8 99) Don't know 247 9.6 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 58) I would be upset if I had a child who wanted to marry [a/an][rotate racial group, other than respondent's own racial group]. (UPSET)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 16 .6 1) Strongly agree 231 9 2) Moderately agree 176 6.9 3) Slightly agree 129 5 4) Neither agree nor disagree 36 1.4 5) Slightly disagree 204 8 6) Moderately disagree 491 19.2 7) Strongly disagree 1235 48.2 99) Don't know 43 1.7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Interracial Marriage, Attitude about ]
- 59) We want to ask you a few questions about your [church/synagogue/mosque/temple]. How long have you been attending this [church/ synagogue/mosque/temple]? (LONGATT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .3 1) Less than 3 months 20 1.8 2) 3 months to 1 year 63 5.6 3) 1-2 years 99 8.7 4) 2-5 years 167 14.7 5) 5-10 years 183 16.1 6) More than 10 years 593 52.3 99) Don't know 6 .5 Missing 1385 TOTAL 1134 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 60) How many people - both adults and children - would you say typically attend services at your [church/synagogue/mosque/temple] - whether or not they are officially members? (HOWMANY)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Less than 25 29 2.6 2) 25-49 80 7.1 3) 50-99 149 13.1 4) 100-249 313 27.6 5) 250-499 264 23.3 6) More than 500 259 22.8 99) Don't know 39 3.4 Missing 1385 TOTAL 1134 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 61) About what percent of your congregation, if any, would you say are immigrants to the U.S.? (If want to give number, record so we can tell difference between absolute number and percentage) (IMMCONG)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Give a percent 893 80.2 2) Give a number 90 8.1 9) Don't know 129 11.6 Missing 1405 TOTAL 1113 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 62) Percent of immigrants in congregation (PERCIMM)
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TOTAL % 0) 0 329 32.2 1) 1 102 10 2) 2 47 4.6 3) 3 20 2 4) 4 8 .8 5) 5 97 9.5 6) 6 2 .2 7) 7 3 .3 8) 8 4 .4 9) 9 7 .7 10) 10 94 9.2 12) 12 1 .1 15) 15 19 1.9 16) 16 1 .1 20) 20 44 4.3 23) 23 1 .1 25) 25 40 3.9 30) 30 27 2.6 33) 33 7 .7 35) 35 7 .7 40) 40 19 1.9 45) 45 4 .4 50) 50 43 4.2 55) 55 1 .1 60) 60 13 1.3 65) 65 2 .2 70) 70 8 .8 75) 75 8 .8 76) 76 1 .1 80) 80 15 1.5 85) 85 3 .3 90) 90 13 1.3 95) 95 5 .5 97) 97 1 .1 98) 98 2 .2 99) 99 11 1.1 100) 100 12 1.2 999) Don't know 2 .2 Missing 1491 TOTAL 1023 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 63) Number of immigrants in congregation (NUMBIMM)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 6.68 19.80 - 64) Though hard to know for sure, would you say that [respondent's race] make up more than 80 percent of the worship service that you normally attend at your [church/synagogue/mosque/temple]? (MAKEUP)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Yes 911 81.9 2) No 185 16.6 99) Don't know 16 1.4 Missing 1405 TOTAL 1113 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 65) About what percent of the people at the worship service that you normally attend would you say are [respondent's race]? (RESPRACE)
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TOTAL % 0) 0 13 6.5 1) 1 13 6.5 2) 2 7 3.5 3) 3 4 2 5) 5 8 4 6) 6 0 0 7) 7 0 0 8) 8 0 0 9) 9 1 .5 10) 10 8 4 13) 13 0 0 15) 15 3 1.5 20) 20 8 4 25) 25 4 2 30) 30 13 6.5 33) 33 1 .5 40) 40 12 6 45) 45 3 1.5 47) 47 1 .5 50) 50 42 21 60) 60 19 9.5 65) 65 6 3 66) 66 1 .5 70) 70 11 5.5 75) 75 8 4 80) 80 2 1 90) 90 4 2 95) 95 2 1 99) 99 2 1 100) 100 3 1.5 999) Don't know 1 .5 Missing 2323 TOTAL 200 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 66) [If RESPRACE LT or = 80%] What other racial groups are represented in the worship service that you normally attend? [Record all that are mentioned.] White (WHITECH)
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TOTAL % 0) Not selected 75 40.1 1) Selected 112 59.9 Missing 2338 TOTAL 187 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 67) [If RESPRACE LT or = 80%] What other racial groups are represented in the worship service that you normally attend? [Record all that are mentioned.] Black (BLACKCH)
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TOTAL % 0) Not selected 70 37.4 1) Selected 117 62.6 Missing 2338 TOTAL 187 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 68) [If RESPRACE LT or = 80%] What other racial groups are represented in the worship service that you normally attend? [Record all that are mentioned.] Hispanic (HISPCH)
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TOTAL % 0) Not selected 52 27.8 1) Selected 135 72.2 Missing 2338 TOTAL 187 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 69) [If RESPRACE LT or = 80%] What other racial groups are represented in the worship service that you normally attend? [Record all that are mentioned.] Asian (ASIANCH)
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TOTAL % 0) Not selected 81 43.3 1) Selected 106 56.7 Missing 2338 TOTAL 187 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 70) [If RESPRACE LT or = 80%] What other racial groups are represented in the worship service that you normally attend? [Record all that are mentioned.] Pacific Islander (PACIFCH)
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TOTAL % 0) Not selected 153 81.8 1) Selected 34 18.2 Missing 2338 TOTAL 187 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 71) [If RESPRACE LT or = 80%] What other racial groups are represented in the worship service that you normally attend? [Record all that are mentioned.] American Indian (INDIANCH)
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TOTAL % 0) Not selected 155 82.9 1) Selected 32 17.1 Missing 2338 TOTAL 187 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 72) [If RESPRACE LT or = 80%] What other racial groups are represented in the worship service that you normally attend? [Record all that are mentioned.] Mixed (MIXEDCH)
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TOTAL % 0) Not selected 6 3.2 1) Selected 182 96.8 Missing 2338 TOTAL 188 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 73) When you first started attending your current [church/synagogue/mosque/temple], would you say that [respondent's race] made up more than 80 percent of the worship service that you attend? (FIRSTATT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .3 1) Yes 958 84.5 2) No 161 14.2 99) Don't know 12 1.1 Missing 1385 TOTAL 1134 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 74) [Ask only of non-whites, as trying to see if in multiethnic congregation even if not in a multiracial congregation.] In addition to your own ethnic group, are there any other ethnic groups represented in the worship service that you normally attend? (OTHERETH)
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TOTAL % 1) Yes 156 45.6 2) No 166 48.5 99) Don't know 20 5.8 Missing 2126 TOTAL 342 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 75) As an adult, have you ever in the past been a member of a congregation in which [respondent's race] made up less than 80 percent congregation? (LESSTHAN)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Yes 161 14.2 2) No 963 85 99) Don't know 8 .7 Missing 1385 TOTAL 1133 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Diversity, Extent of ]
- 76) [If LESSTHAN=1] In the past, were you a member of one of these congregations or more than one? (ONEORMOR)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 3.1 1) One 93 58.1 2) More than one 42 26.3 99) Don't know 20 12.5 Missing 2373 TOTAL 160 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 77) [If ONEORMOR=1] For how long did you attend services at this [church/synagogue/mosque/temple]? [If ONEORMOR=2] For your most recent congregation that you attended before your current congregation, for how long did you attend services at this [church/synagogue/mosque/temple]? (HOWLONG)
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TOTAL % 0) 0 4 4.3 1) 1 20 21.3 2) 2 13 13.8 3) 3 10 10.6 4) 4 6 6.4 5) 5 8 8.5 6) 6 3 3.2 7) 7 4 4.3 8) 8 1 1.1 10) 10 7 7.4 11) 11 2 2.1 12) 12 1 1.1 15) 15 6 6.4 17) 17 0 0 18) 18 0 0 20) 20 3 3.2 22) 22 2 2.1 25) 25 0 0 30) 30 2 2.1 33) 33 1 1.1 99) Don't know 1 1.1 Missing 2450 TOTAL 94 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 78) [If ONEORMOR=1] What was the most important reason for leaving? (REASON1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 1.1 1) Moved 53 57.6 2) Not being spiritually fed 6 6.5 3) Got married 3 3.3 5) Not providing programs seeking 1 1.1 6) Problems with clergy/persons in congregation 2 2.2 8) Did not like the worship 1 1.1 9) Too much talk/focus on race/integration 4 4.3 10) Other 20 21.7 99) Don't know 1 1.1 Missing 2450 TOTAL 92 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Congregation, Reason for Choosing ]
- 79) [If ONEORMOR=2] What was the most important reason for leaving the last mixed-race congregation you attended? (REASON2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 2.2 1) Moved 51 55.4 2) Not being spiritually fed 5 5.4 3) Got married 4 4.3 5) Not providing programs seeking 1 1.1 8) Did not like the worship 1 1.1 9) Too much talk/focus on race/integration 1 1.1 10) Other 20 21.7 99) Don't know 7 7.6 Missing 2450 TOTAL 92 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Congregation, Reason for Choosing ]
- 80) Is there one person who is the head or senior clergy person or religious leader of your present [church/synagogue/mosque/temple]? (HEADCHUR)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Yes 958 84.6 2) No 167 14.7 99) Don't know 7 .6 Missing 1385 TOTAL 1133 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 81) [If HEADCHUR=1] Is that person male or female? (HEADGEND)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 .2 1) Male 923 96.2 2) Female 31 3.2 99) Don't know 3 .3 Missing 1578 TOTAL 959 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 82) [If HEADCHUR=1] What race or ethnicity is this person? (HEADRACE)
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TOTAL % 1) White (European, Middle Eastern) 725 75.6 2) Black (African American, African, Dominican, other) 128 13.3 3) Hispanic (Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, other) 73 7.6 4) Asian (Asian and Pacific Islander ethnicities) 15 1.6 5) American Indian (Native American and tribes) 4 .4 6) Other 14 1.5 Missing 1578 TOTAL 959 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 83) How long do your worship services typically last? [Record to nearest quarter hour.] (If say 'varies' or 'depends' or 'I'm not sure,' ask: 'Most often, how long does it last?) (LONGLAST)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 .2 1) Less than 30 minutes 15 1.3 2) About 45 minutes 59 5.3 3) About 1 hour 452 40.6 4) About 1 hour 15 minutes 116 10.4 5) About 1 hour 30 minutes 165 14.8 6) About 2 hours 147 13.2 7) More than 2 hours 150 13.5 99) Don't know 6 .5 Missing 1405 TOTAL 1112 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 84) [If for LONGLAST, actual time is given] Do you think the services are too long, too short, about right, or does it not matter? (TOOLONG)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Too long 44 3.9 2) Too short 28 2.5 3) About right 643 57.7 4) Time does not matter 394 35.4 99) Don't know 4 .4 Missing 1405 TOTAL 1114 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 85) During a typical worship service, do people regularly call out ‘amen' or other expressions of approval? (CALLAMEN)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 .1 1) Yes 673 60.5 2) No 429 38.5 99) Don't know 10 .9 Missing 1405 TOTAL 1113 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Worship Style, Type of ]
- 86) In every congregation, disagreements and conflicts can arise. Within the last two years, has your congregation experienced a conflict that led some people to leave the congregation? (CONGCONF)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .3 1) Yes 305 27.4 2) No 739 66.4 99) Don't know 66 5.9 Missing 1405 TOTAL 1113 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 87) How often, if at all, do you go to congregational activities other than your main worship service, such as potlucks, Bible studies, choir practice, small groups, etc.? (CONGACT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .3 1) Never 268 24.1 2) A few times a year 279 25.1 3) Once a month 131 11.8 4) 2-3 times a month 113 10.2 5) Once a week 195 17.5 6) 2 times a week 75 6.7 7) 3 or more times a week 39 3.5 99) Don't know 10 .9 Missing 1405 TOTAL 1113 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Church Involvement, Non-Worship Service, Frequency of ]
- 88) Imagine that you are looking for a new house and that you have [no, two school-aged] children. You find a house that you like much better than any other house—it has everything that you'd been looking for, it is close to work, and it is within your price range. Checking on the neighborhood, you find that: (a) the public schools are of [low, medium, high] quality, (b) the neighborhood is [1-100%, randomly chosen, (if 0%, then say 100% of respondent's race)] [Black, Hispanic, Asian (do not ask respondent's own race)], (c) the other homes in the neighborhood are of [lower, equal, higher] value than the home you are considering, (d) property values are [declining, stable, increasing], (e) and the crime rate is [low, average, high]. [ROTATE ORDER OF VARIABLES] How likely or unlikely do you think it is that you would buy this home? (BUYHOME)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 13 .5 1) Very unlikely 813 31.7 2) Moderately unlikely 307 12 3) Slightly unlikely 167 6.5 4) Slightly likely 137 5.3 5) Moderately likely 454 17.7 6) Very likely 590 23 99) Don't know 81 3.2 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 89) Given a house that you very much like, would you prefer this house to be in a neighborhood that is (a) 25% [respondent's race] and 75% [rotate Asian, black, Hispanic, white (not respondent's own race)] or (b) one that is 25% each [respondent's race] [each of the three racial groups respondent is not]? (PREFER)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 22 .9 1) 25 and 75 percent 575 22.5 2) No preference 694 27.1 3) 25 percent each 1203 47 99) Don't know 66 2.6 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Composition, Attitudes about ]
- 90) In the U.S., we generally refer to five racial groups: Whites, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, and American Indians. Do you personally think that any one of these groups experiences more discrimination than the other groups? (RACDISC)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 11 .4 1) Yes 1623 63.4 2) No 785 30.7 99) Don't know 142 5.5 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 91) If yes, which group? (DISCGRP)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 .3 1) White 77 4.7 2) Black 859 53 3) Hispanic 205 12.6 4) Asian 52 3.2 5) American Indian 421 26 99) Don't know 3 .2 Missing 919 TOTAL 1622 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 92) A foreman has a good record in hiring and promoting racial minorities. However he tells racial jokes when around his minority subordinates. These jokes make racial minorities extremely uncomfortable. Despite his hiring and promotion record, do you think that his jokes are an example of prejudice? (FOREMAN1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 12 1 1) Yes 730 63 2) No 372 32.1 99) Don't know 44 3.8 Missing 1392 TOTAL 1158 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 93) A foreman has a good record in hiring and promoting racial minorities. However he tells racial jokes when around his minority subordinates. These jokes make racial minorities extremely uncomfortable. Do you think his jokes are an example of racism? (FOREMAN2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 11 .9 1) Yes 804 69.4 2) No 300 25.9 99) Don't know 44 3.8 Missing 1392 TOTAL 1159 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 94) A group of [black] (if respondent is white, black, mixed, or no preference)/[Asian] (if Asian)/[Hispanic](if Hispanic)/[American Indian] (if American Indian) teenagers are angry that the school administration seems insensitive to racial concerns. Because of their frustration, some of them assault a white classmate. The individual is attacked in part because he is white. Clearly this assault is wrong, but is it also an example of prejudice? (ASSAULT1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 16 1.4 1) Yes 765 67.5 2) No 307 27.1 99) Don't know 46 4.1 Missing 1432 TOTAL 1134 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 95) A group of [black] (if respondent is white, black, mixed, or no preference)/[Asian] (if Asian)/[Hispanic](if Hispanic)/[American Indian] (if American Indian) teenagers are angry that the school administration seems insensitive to racial concerns. Because of their frustration, some of them assault a white classmate. The individual is attacked in part because he is white. Is the assault an example of racism? (ASSAULT2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 12 1.1 1) Yes 935 82.5 2) No 148 13.1 99) Don't know 38 3.4 Missing 1432 TOTAL 1133 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 96) A white teenage girl begins dating a black teenage boy. Her parents pressure her not to date him. They do not resent him for being black, but feel they must shield their daughter from social rejection they think their daughter will face. Are actions to stop their daughter from dating this boy is an example of prejudice? (DATEBLK1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 11 1 1) Yes 755 65.7 2) No 347 30.2 99) Don't know 36 3.1 Missing 1409 TOTAL 1149 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 97) A white teenage girl begins dating a black teenage boy. Her parents pressure her not to date him. They do not resent him for being black, but feel they must shield their daughter from social rejection they think their daughter will face. Are actions to stop their daughter from dating this boy is an example of racism? (DATEBLK2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 10 .9 1) Yes 631 54.9 2) No 465 40.5 99) Don't know 43 3.7 Missing 1409 TOTAL 1149 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 98) A black professor [if respondent is Asian, Hispanic, or American Indian, use their race] grades all of her students fairly. However she spends extra time with her black students [if respondent is Asian, Hispanic, or American Indian, use their race] because she feels that they have a hard time relating to white professors. Some of her white students complain that this extra time is prejudice, since white students do not get this special attention. Would you agree? (EXTRA1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 14 1.2 1) Yes 649 57 2) No 438 38.5 99) Don't know 38 3.3 Missing 1418 TOTAL 1139 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 99) A black professor [if respondent is Asian, Hispanic, or American Indian, use their race] grades all of her students fairly. However she spends extra time with her black students [if respondent is Asian, Hispanic, or American Indian, use their race] because she feels that they have a hard time relating to white professors. Some of her white students complain that this extra time is racism, since white students do not get this special attention. Would you agree? (EXTRA2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 15 1.3 1) Yes 383 33.7 2) No 694 61 99) Don't know 46 4 Missing 1418 TOTAL 1138 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 100) A white cab driver can pick up a black man in a suit and tie or a white man wearing blue jeans and a T-shirt. The driver has no ill feelings towards African Americans but does not want to risk being asked to go to an inner-city black neighborhood, since he fears this will put him at a risk of being assaulted. Therefore the driver passes the black man and picks up the white man. Has the driver engaged in prejudice? (CABDRIV1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 15 1.4 1) Yes 741 71.6 2) No 248 24 99) Don't know 31 3 Missing 1513 TOTAL 1035 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 101) A white cab driver can pick up a black man in a suit and tie or a white man wearing blue jeans and a T-shirt. The driver has no ill feelings towards African Americans but does not want to risk being asked to go to an inner-city black neighborhood, since he fears this will put him at a risk of being assaulted. Therefore the driver passes the black man and picks up the white man. Has the driver engaged in racism? (CABDRIV2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 14 1.4 1) Yes 584 56.4 2) No 400 38.6 99) Don't know 37 3.6 Missing 1513 TOTAL 1035 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 102) A white homeowner decides to move out of the neighborhood, because she has noticed several racial minorities moving into the neighborhood. Even though she does get along with non-whites, she is afraid that the value of her home will decrease. Is her decision to move prejudice? (HOMEOWN1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 12 1.1 1) Yes 732 65.4 2) No 336 30 99) Don't know 40 3.6 Missing 1455 TOTAL 1120 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Composition, Attitudes about ]
- 103) A white homeowner decides to move out of the neighborhood, because she has noticed several racial minorities moving into the neighborhood. Even though she does get along with non-whites, she is afraid that the value of her home will decrease. Is her decision to move racist? (HOMEOWN2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 13 1.2 1) Yes 574 51.3 2) No 473 42.2 99) Don't know 60 5.4 Missing 1455 TOTAL 1120 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Composition, Attitudes about ]
- 104) In a certain city, most white children go to schools that are predominately white. Since they live in different neighborhoods, most black children go to schools that are predominately non-white. Standardized tests were taken five years in a row. While 80% of the white students passed, 80 percent of the black children failed. Is this an example of prejudice? (SCHOOLS1)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 8 .7 1) Yes 304 27.4 2) No 696 62.8 99) Don't know 100 9 Missing 1469 TOTAL 1108 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 105) In a certain city, most white children go to schools that are predominately white. Since they live in different neighborhoods, most black children go to schools that are predominately non-white. Standardized tests were taken five years in a row. While 80% of the white students passed, 80 percent of the black children failed. Is this an example of racism? (SCHOOLS2)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 8 .7 1) Yes 330 29.8 2) No 700 63.1 99) Don't know 71 6.4 Missing 1469 TOTAL 1109 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 106) This is a somewhat long question, so please feel free to ask me to repeat it. Some people say that we are better off if the races maintain their cultural uniqueness, even if we have limited personal relationships between races. Others say that we should create a common culture and close interracial friendships, even though the races may lose their cultural uniqueness. Which one do you prefer? (CULTUNIQ)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 15 .6 1) Maintain cultural uniqueness 929 36.3 2) Create a common culture 1259 49.2 3) Combination 346 13.5 9) Don't know 11 .4 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 107) [If CULTUNIQ=3] Do you lean more toward 1 or more toward 2 or are you right in the middle? (LEANMORE)
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TOTAL % 1) Lean more toward 1 51 14.4 2) Lean more toward 2 50 14.2 3) Right in the middle 251 71.1 99) Don't know 1 .3 Missing 2187 TOTAL 353 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 108) Not including your current neighborhood, have you ever lived in a neighborhood that was 20% or more non-[respondent's race]? (EVERLIVE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 .1 1) Yes 1340 52.3 2) No 1197 46.7 99) Don't know 22 .9 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 109) Not including any school you may be presently attending and not including college, have you ever attended a school that was 20% or more non-[respondent's race]? (EVERATT)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 2 .1 1) Yes 1095 42.8 2) No 1443 56.4 99) Don't know 20 .8 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 110) Have you ever dated someone of another race? (DATERACE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 0 1) Yes 1071 41.8 2) No 1488 58.1 99) Don't know 0 0 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Interracial Marriage, Attitude about ]
- 111) On a political scale of 1 to 7 - with 1 being extremely liberal, 4 being middle of the road, and 7 being extremely conservative - how would you describe yourself politically? (POLSCALE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 16 .6 1) Extremely liberal 148 5.8 2) Liberal 163 6.4 3) Slightly liberal 179 7 4) Moderate, middle of the road 982 38.3 5) Slightly conservative 367 14.3 6) Conservative 350 13.7 7) Extremely conservative 254 9.9 99) Don't know 102 4 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 112) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Abortion (ABORTIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 368 14.4 2) Slightly important 106 4.1 3) Moderately important 584 22.8 4) Very important 208 8.1 5) Extremely important 1261 49.2 99) Don't know 34 1.3 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Abortion, Attitude about ]
- 113) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Affirmative action (AFFRMIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 263 10.3 2) Slightly important 145 5.7 3) Moderately important 986 38.5 4) Very important 273 10.7 5) Extremely important 732 28.6 99) Don't know 162 6.3 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 114) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Environmental issues (ENVIRIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 132 5.2 2) Slightly important 134 5.2 3) Moderately important 726 28.4 4) Very important 390 15.2 5) Extremely important 1148 44.8 99) Don't know 30 1.2 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 115) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Foreign policy (FORGNIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 185 7.2 2) Slightly important 158 6.2 3) Moderately important 899 35.1 4) Very important 430 16.8 5) Extremely important 801 31.3 99) Don't know 88 3.4 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 116) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Gay rights (GAYIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 685 26.8 2) Slightly important 225 8.8 3) Moderately important 703 27.5 4) Very important 224 8.8 5) Extremely important 650 25.4 99) Don't know 73 2.9 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 117) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Gun control (GUNIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 203 7.9 2) Slightly important 86 3.4 3) Moderately important 468 18.3 4) Very important 314 12.3 5) Extremely important 1456 56.9 99) Don't know 33 1.3 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 118) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: National defense (DEFNSIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 97 3.8 2) Slightly important 122 4.8 3) Moderately important 697 27.2 4) Very important 437 17.1 5) Extremely important 1157 45.2 99) Don't know 51 2 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 119) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Taxes (TAXESIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 94 3.7 2) Slightly important 70 2.7 3) Moderately important 665 26 4) Very important 424 16.5 5) Extremely important 1276 49.8 99) Don't know 33 1.3 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 120) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Welfare policy (WELFIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 117 4.6 2) Slightly important 105 4.1 3) Moderately important 800 31.3 4) Very important 435 17 5) Extremely important 1070 41.8 99) Don't know 33 1.3 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 121) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Education (EDUCIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 38 1.5 2) Slightly important 28 1.1 3) Moderately important 221 8.6 4) Very important 292 11.4 5) Extremely important 1962 76.6 99) Don't know 20 .8 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 122) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Crime (CRIMEIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 86 3.4 2) Slightly important 47 1.8 3) Moderately important 343 13.4 4) Very important 391 15.3 5) Extremely important 1675 65.4 99) Don't know 19 .7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 123) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Social Security (SSECIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 63 2.5 2) Slightly important 80 3.1 3) Moderately important 490 19.1 4) Very important 409 16 5) Extremely important 1500 58.6 99) Don't know 19 .7 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 124) When you decide who to vote for in an election, you have several issues that may concern you. On a scale from 1 to 5 - with 1 being not important, 3 being moderately important, and 5 being extremely important - please rank the importance of each of the following issues in determining how you vote: Immigration (IMMIGIMP)
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TOTAL % 1) Not important 232 9.1 2) Slightly important 234 9.1 3) Moderately important 1019 39.8 4) Very important 313 12.2 5) Extremely important 721 28.2 99) Don't know 41 1.6 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 125) Most important issue? (MOSTIMP)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 33 1.3 1) Abortion 240 9.4 2) Affirmative action 27 1.1 3) Environmental issues 88 3.4 4) Foreign policy 39 1.5 5) Gay rights 30 1.2 6) Gun control 220 8.6 7) National defense 112 4.4 8) Taxes 177 6.9 9) Welfare policy 45 1.8 10) Education 514 20.1 11) Crime 134 5.2 12) Social Security 199 7.8 13) Immigration 55 2.2 14) Other 192 7.5 99) Don't know 449 17.6 Missing 6 TOTAL 2554 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 126) Do you think that the Bible is the inspired word of God, or not? (BIBLE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 5 .3 1) Yes, inspired 1617 88.8 2) No, not inspired 133 7.3 99) Don't know 65 3.6 Missing 770 TOTAL 1820 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Bible, View of ]
- 127) [If BIBLE=1] I'm going to read you three views about the Bible. Please tell me which one best reflects your own view: (BIBLVIEW)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .2 1) The first: the Bible is true in all ways, and to be read literally word for word 641 39.6 2) The second: the Bible is true in all ways, but not always to be read literally 586 36.2 3) The third: the Bible is a moral guide, but should not be read literally, and may contain some errors about non-religious matters 380 23.5 99) Don't know 8 .5 Missing 973 TOTAL 1618 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Bible, View of ]
- 128) Do you think that the only hope for salvation is through personal faith in Jesus Christ, or are there other ways to salvation? (ONLYHOPE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 6 .3 1) Yes, Christ only hope 1305 71.7 2) No, other ways 462 25.4 99) Don't know 47 2.6 Missing 770 TOTAL 1820 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Heaven, Who Gets in ]
- 129) [If RELIG=1 and ATTEND=2-6] What is the denomination of the church you most often attend, or is it nondenominational? (DENOM)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 17 1 1) Anabaptist 3 .2 2) Anglican/Church of England 3 .2 3) Assembly of God 22 1.3 4) Baptist 462 27.3 5) Brethren 10 .6 6) Catholic 442 26.1 7) Charismatic 1 .1 8) 'Christian' or 'just Christian' 49 2.9 9) Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA) 2 .1 10) Christian Science 2 .1 11) Church(es) of God 2 .1 12) Church of God 10 .6 13) Church of God in Christ (COGIC) 8 .5 15) Congregationalist 12 .7 16) Disciples of Christ 6 .4 17) Episcopalian 34 2 18) Evangelical Covenant Church 1 .1 19) Evangelical Free Church 1 .1 20) Four Square 5 .3 21) Free Methodist Church 0 0 22) Nondenominational or interdenominational Protestant 45 2.7 23) Holiness 4 .2 24) Independent 4 .2 25) Jehovah's Witness 6 .4 26) 'Just Protestant' 7 .4 27) Lutheran 81 4.8 28) Mennonite 1 .1 29) Methodist 148 8.7 30) Methodist Episcopal 3 .2 31) Mormon/Latter-day Saints 22 1.3 32) Pentecostal 37 2.2 33) Presbyterian 55 3.2 34) Quaker/Friends 2 .1 35) Reformed 2 .1 36) Roman Catholic 39 2.3 38) Unitarian Universalist 2 .1 39) United Church of Christ (UCC) 10 .6 40) Wesleyan Church 4 .2 41) Other 88 5.2 99) Don't know 41 2.4 Missing 885 TOTAL 1693 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Denomination, Affiliation to ]
- 130) [If RELIG=8] Would you say you are either a Catholic or Eastern Orthodox Christian? (CATHORTH)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 1 3 1) Yes 16 48.5 2) No 10 30.3 99) Don't know 6 18.2 Missing 2527 TOTAL 33 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 131) [If DENOM=4] With which Baptist group is your church associated? Is it Southern Baptist, National Baptist, American Baptist, independent Baptist, or some other Baptist group? (BAPTIST)
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TOTAL % 1) American Baptist Association 20 4.3 2) American Baptist USA 11 2.4 4) Baptist General Conference 1 .2 5) Baptist Missionary Association 1 .2 6) Conservative Baptist Association of America 1 .2 7) Free Will Baptist 5 1.1 8) Fundamentalist Baptist (no denominational ties) 3 .6 9) General Association of Regular Baptists (GARB) 3 .6 10) Independent Baptist (no denominational ties) 50 10.8 11) Missionary Baptist 12 2.6 12) National Baptist Convention of America 14 3 13) National Baptist Convention USA 11 2.4 14) Primitive Baptists 3 .6 16) Southern Baptist 239 51.7 17) Other 18 3.9 99) Don't know, 'just Baptist' 70 15.2 Missing 2139 TOTAL 462 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Denomination, Affiliation to ]
- 132) [If DENOM=33] Is that the Presbyterian Church in the USA, the Presbyterian Church in America, or some other Presbyterian group? (PRESB)
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TOTAL % 1) Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) 1 1.8 3) Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) 9 16.4 4) Presbyterian Church USA (PCUSA) 30 54.5 99) Don't know, 'just Presbyterian' 15 27.3 Missing 2504 TOTAL 55 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 133) [If DENOM=8] When you say 'Christian,' does that mean the denomination called the 'Christian Church (Disciples of Christ),' or some other Christian denomination, or do you mean to say 'I am just a Christian'? (CHRSTN)
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TOTAL % 1) Disciples of Christ 12 24.5 2) Just a Christian 33 67.3 99) Don't know 4 8.2 Missing 2512 TOTAL 49 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 134) [If DENOM=32] What kind of church is that? What is it called exactly? Is that part of a large church or denomination? (PENTECOS)
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TOTAL % 1) Apostolic Pentecostal 2 5.1 2) Assemblies of God 8 20.5 4) Church of God (Huntsville, AL) 1 2.6 5) Church of God in Christ 2 5.1 7) Church of God in Prophecy 1 2.6 9) Full Gospel 1 2.6 10) Pentecostal Church of God 3 7.7 11) Pentecostal Holiness Church 6 15.4 13) United Pentecostal Church International 2 5.1 14) Other 10 25.6 99) Don't know, 'just Pentecostal' 3 7.7 Missing 2527 TOTAL 39 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Denomination, Affiliation to ]
- 135) [If RELIG=1 or 3] When it comes to your religious identity, would you say you are a fundamentalist, evangelical, mainline, or theologically liberal Christian, or do none of these describe you? (RELIGID)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 7 .6 1) Fundamentalist 128 11.4 2) Evangelical 129 11.5 3) Mainline 104 9.3 4) Theologically liberal 215 19.2 5) None of these 396 35.4 6) Other 40 3.6 99) Don't know 100 8.9 Missing 1489 TOTAL 1119 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Religious Self-Identification, Adjective Used (e.g. Charismatic, Evangelical, etc.) ]
- 136) [If RELIG=2] When it comes to your religious identity, would you say you are a traditional, moderate, or liberal Catholic, or do none of these describe you? (CATHOLIC)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 3 .5 1) Traditional 167 26.7 2) Moderate 194 31 3) Liberal 149 23.8 4) Pentecostal 9 1.4 5) None of these 90 14.4 6) Other 2 .3 99) Don't know 12 1.9 Missing 1924 TOTAL 626 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 137) Women should be allowed to be [head pastors/priests (if Catholic)]. Do you strongly agree, moderately agree, slightly agree, slightly disagree, moderately disagree, or strongly disagree? (ALLOWED)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 11 .6 1) Strongly agree 677 37.2 2) Moderately agree 423 23.3 3) Slightly agree 105 5.8 4) Slightly disagree 67 3.7 5) Moderately disagree 135 7.4 6) Strongly disagree 390 21.4 99) Don't know 11 .6 Missing 770 TOTAL 1819 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Women's Roles, Attitudes about ]
- 138) If enough people became Christians, social problems would naturally begin to disappear. (ENOUGH)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 7 .4 1) Strongly agree 690 37.9 2) Moderately agree 345 19 3) Slightly agree 120 6.6 4) Slightly disagree 101 5.6 5) Moderately disagree 250 13.7 6) Strongly disagree 299 16.4 99) Don't know 7 .4 Missing 770 TOTAL 1819 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 139) [Asked only of those Christians attending church two or more times a month] I like the style of music at my church. (STYLEMUS)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 13 .7 1) Strongly agree 898 49.4 2) Moderately agree 545 30 3) Slightly agree 161 8.9 4) Slightly disagree 40 2.2 5) Moderately disagree 68 3.7 6) Strongly disagree 71 3.9 99) Don't know 22 1.2 Missing 770 TOTAL 1818 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 140) [Asked only of those Christians attending church two or more times a month] I feel like I belong at my church. (BELONG)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 20 1.1 1) Strongly agree 1098 60.3 2) Moderately agree 407 22.4 3) Slightly agree 112 6.2 4) Slightly disagree 56 3.1 5) Moderately disagree 52 2.9 6) Strongly disagree 58 3.2 99) Don't know 17 .9 Missing 770 TOTAL 1820 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 141) [Asked only of those Christians attending church two or more times a month] Attending my church has made me more sensitive to other racial groups. (SENSITVE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 21 1.2 1) Strongly agree 687 37.7 2) Moderately agree 401 22 3) Slightly agree 173 9.5 4) Slightly disagree 126 6.9 5) Moderately disagree 188 10.3 6) Strongly disagree 198 10.9 99) Don't know 26 1.4 Missing 770 TOTAL 1820 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 142) [Asked only of those Christians attending church two or more times a month] I'm satisfied with the leadership at my church. (SATISFD)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 20 1.1 1) Strongly agree 1004 55.2 2) Moderately agree 480 26.4 3) Slightly agree 129 7.1 4) Slightly disagree 40 2.2 5) Moderately disagree 44 2.4 6) Strongly disagree 78 4.3 99) Don't know 24 1.3 Missing 770 TOTAL 1819 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 143) Respondent's sex (SEX)
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TOTAL % 1) Male 1226 47.9 2) Female 1334 52.1 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 144) How many children do you currently live with and raise? (CHILDREN)
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TOTAL % 0) 0 1345 52.6 1) 1 419 16.4 2) 2 445 17.4 3) 3 223 8.7 4) 4 72 2.8 5) 5 37 1.4 6) 6 8 .3 7) 7 2 .1 8) 8 3 .1 9) 9 or more 1 0 98) Refused 3 .1 99) Don't know 1 0 TOTAL 2559 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 145) Are any under 18? (UNDER18)
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TOTAL % 1) Yes 1011 83.5 2) No 200 16.5 Missing 1339 TOTAL 1211 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 146) What year were you born? (YEARBORN)
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TOTAL % 1900) 1900 1 0 1905) 1905 1 0 1906) 1906 2 .1 1907) 1907 2 .1 1908) 1908 1 0 1909) 1909 6 .2 1910) 1910 1 0 1911) 1911 5 .2 1912) 1912 8 .3 1913) 1913 0 0 1914) 1914 3 .1 1915) 1915 5 .2 1916) 1916 3 .1 1917) 1917 7 .3 1918) 1918 9 .4 1919) 1919 10 .4 1920) 1920 10 .4 1921) 1921 14 .5 1922) 1922 15 .6 1923) 1923 20 .8 1924) 1924 24 .9 1925) 1925 15 .6 1926) 1926 30 1.2 1927) 1927 14 .5 1928) 1928 29 1.1 1929) 1929 18 .7 1930) 1930 21 .8 1931) 1931 30 1.2 1932) 1932 32 1.3 1933) 1933 33 1.3 1934) 1934 18 .7 1935) 1935 22 .9 1936) 1936 23 .9 1937) 1937 30 1.2 1938) 1938 29 1.1 1939) 1939 19 .7 1940) 1940 44 1.7 1941) 1941 23 .9 1942) 1942 41 1.6 1943) 1943 25 1 1944) 1944 29 1.1 1945) 1945 25 1 1946) 1946 43 1.7 1947) 1947 40 1.6 1948) 1948 54 2.1 1949) 1949 35 1.4 1950) 1950 45 1.8 1951) 1951 47 1.8 1952) 1952 54 2.1 1953) 1953 44 1.7 1954) 1954 57 2.2 1955) 1955 45 1.8 1956) 1956 47 1.8 1957) 1957 63 2.5 1958) 1958 63 2.5 1959) 1959 57 2.2 1960) 1960 65 2.5 1961) 1961 59 2.3 1962) 1962 51 2 1963) 1963 45 1.8 1964) 1964 62 2.4 1965) 1965 71 2.8 1966) 1966 45 1.8 1967) 1967 39 1.5 1968) 1968 50 2 1969) 1969 51 2 1970) 1970 56 2.2 1971) 1971 53 2.1 1972) 1972 40 1.6 1973) 1973 48 1.9 1974) 1974 50 2 1975) 1975 41 1.6 1976) 1976 44 1.7 1977) 1977 48 1.9 1978) 1978 62 2.4 1979) 1979 39 1.5 1980) 1980 59 2.3 1981) 1981 60 2.3 1982) 1982 8 .3 9999) Refused/Don't know 23 .9 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 147) In what state or country were you born? Code state or country of birth (If say, 'U.S.' ask 'And what state?) (WHEREBRN)
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TOTAL % 1) Other than U.S. 286 11.2 2) United States 2274 88.8 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 148) Country of birth (if WHEREBRN=1) (CNTRYBRN)
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TOTAL % 1) Afghanistan 2 .7 2) Argentina 1 .3 3) Bangladesh 0 0 4) Brazil 4 1.4 5) Cambodia 0 0 6) Canada 9 3.1 8) China 10 3.5 9) Colombia 7 2.4 10) Cuba 4 1.4 11) Dominican Republic 6 2.1 12) Ecuador 3 1 13) Egypt 2 .7 14) El Salvador 6 2.1 17) Germany 10 3.5 20) Guatemala 5 1.7 21) Guyana 1 .3 22) Haiti 1 .3 23) Honduras 2 .7 24) Hong Kong 2 .7 25) India 8 2.8 27) Iran 3 1 28) Ireland 1 .3 29) Israel 2 .7 30) Italy 2 .7 31) Jamaica 7 2.4 32) Japan 4 1.4 34) Korea 4 1.4 35) Laos 2 .7 36) Lebanon 1 .3 37) Mexico 105 36.5 38) Nicaragua 2 .7 40) Pakistan 1 .3 42) Peru 1 .3 43) Philippines 9 3.1 44) Poland 2 .7 47) Russia 1 .3 50) Taiwan 5 1.7 51) Thailand 1 .3 52) Trinidad & Tobago 1 .3 55) United Kingdom 4 1.4 56) Vietnam 7 2.4 57) Other 40 13.9 Missing 2173 TOTAL 288 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 149) U.S. state of birth (if WHEREBRN=2) (STATEBRN)
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TOTAL % 1) Alabama 45 2 2) Alaska 3 .1 3) Arizona 11 .5 4) Arkansas 34 1.5 5) California 167 7.3 6) Colorado 21 .9 7) Connecticut 23 1 8) Delaware 5 .2 9) Florida 42 1.8 10) Georgia 71 3.1 11) Hawaii 9 .4 12) Idaho 18 .8 13) Illinois 116 5.1 14) Indiana 65 2.9 15) Iowa 35 1.5 16) Kansas 39 1.7 17) Kentucky 45 2 18) Louisiana 43 1.9 19) Maine 13 .6 20) Maryland 23 1 21) Massachusetts 48 2.1 22) Michigan 101 4.4 23) Minnesota 54 2.4 24) Mississippi 44 1.9 25) Missouri 62 2.7 26) Montana 13 .6 27) Nebraska 24 1.1 28) Nevada 7 .3 29) New Hampshire 7 .3 30) New Jersey 42 1.8 31) New Mexico 9 .4 32) New York 142 6.2 33) North Carolina 82 3.6 34) North Dakota 11 .5 35) Ohio 119 5.2 36) Oklahoma 35 1.5 37) Oregon 20 .9 38) Pennsylvania 133 5.8 39) Rhode Island 6 .3 40) South Carolina 29 1.3 41) South Dakota 3 .1 42) Tennessee 66 2.9 43) Texas 146 6.4 44) Utah 9 .4 45) Vermont 6 .3 46) Virginia 64 2.8 47) Washington 40 1.8 48) Washington, D.C. 19 .8 49) West Virginia 29 1.3 50) Wisconsin 64 2.8 51) Wyoming 8 .4 52) Other 8 .4 Missing 387 TOTAL 2278 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 150) From age 8-18, in what state or country did you live the longest? Code state or country of birth (LIVELONG)
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TOTAL % 1) Other than U.S. 209 8.2 2) United States 2352 91.8 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 151) Country lived longest (CNTRYLNG)
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TOTAL % 1) Afghanistan 1 .5 2) Argentina 1 .5 4) Brazil 3 1.4 5) Cambodia 2 .9 6) Canada 8 3.7 8) China 7 3.3 9) Colombia 6 2.8 10) Cuba 2 .9 11) Dominican Republic 3 1.4 12) Ecuador 2 .9 14) El Salvador 5 2.3 17) Germany 6 2.8 20) Guatemala 4 1.9 23) Honduras 2 .9 24) Hong Kong 2 .9 25) India 7 3.3 27) Iran 3 1.4 28) Ireland 1 .5 30) Italy 1 .5 31) Jamaica 6 2.8 32) Japan 4 1.9 34) Korea 2 .9 35) Laos 1 .5 36) Lebanon 1 .5 37) Mexico 87 40.7 38) Nicaragua 1 .5 39) Nigeria 1 .5 40) Pakistan 1 .5 42) Peru 2 .9 43) Philippines 5 2.3 47) Russia 1 .5 50) Taiwan 4 1.9 52) Trinidad & Tobago 1 .5 53) Turkey 1 .5 54) Ukraine 1 .5 55) United Kingdom 1 .5 56) Vietnam 2 .9 57) Other 26 12.1 Missing 2283 TOTAL 214 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 152) State lived longest (STATELNG)
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TOTAL % 1) Alabama 42 1.8 2) Alaska 4 .2 3) Arizona 15 .6 4) Arkansas 31 1.3 5) California 230 9.8 6) Colorado 23 1 7) Connecticut 19 .8 8) Delaware 6 .3 9) Florida 68 2.9 10) Georgia 69 2.9 11) Hawaii 4 .2 12) Idaho 17 .7 13) Illinois 110 4.7 14) Indiana 74 3.1 15) Iowa 35 1.5 16) Kansas 39 1.7 17) Kentucky 41 1.7 18) Louisiana 46 2 19) Maine 11 .5 20) Maryland 33 1.4 21) Massachusetts 44 1.9 22) Michigan 105 4.5 23) Minnesota 57 2.4 24) Mississippi 40 1.7 25) Missouri 48 2 26) Montana 12 .5 27) Nebraska 24 1 28) Nevada 10 .4 29) New Hampshire 10 .4 30) New Jersey 47 2 31) New Mexico 11 .5 32) New York 159 6.8 33) North Carolina 75 3.2 34) North Dakota 7 .3 35) Ohio 114 4.8 36) Oklahoma 31 1.3 37) Oregon 24 1 38) Pennsylvania 116 4.9 39) Rhode Island 9 .4 40) South Carolina 29 1.2 41) South Dakota 2 .1 42) Tennessee 69 2.9 43) Texas 141 6 44) Utah 10 .4 45) Vermont 10 .4 46) Virginia 68 2.9 47) Washington 46 2 48) Washington, D.C. 9 .4 49) West Virginia 25 1.1 50) Wisconsin 63 2.7 51) Wyoming 10 .4 52) Other 12 .5 Missing 278 TOTAL 2354 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 153) Since you moved to the United States, in which state did you live the longest? (WHCHSTAT)
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TOTAL % 5) California 4 21.1 9) Florida 2 10.5 10) Georgia 1 5.3 11) Hawaii 0 0 20) Maryland 1 5.3 23) Minnesota 1 5.3 30) New Jersey 1 5.3 32) New York 1 5.3 33) North Carolina 1 5.3 40) South Carolina 1 5.3 43) Texas 1 5.3 46) Virginia 1 5.3 48) Washington, D.C. 0 0 50) Wisconsin 2 10.5 52) Other (specify) 2 10.5 Missing 2540 TOTAL 19 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 154) In what state or country was your father born? (DADBORN)
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TOTAL % 1) Other than U.S. 439 17.2 2) United States 2120 82.8 Missing 3 TOTAL 2559 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 155) Country father born in (DADCNTRY)
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TOTAL % 1) Afghanistan 3 .7 2) Argentina 2 .5 3) Bangladesh 0 0 4) Brazil 2 .5 5) Cambodia 0 0 6) Canada 19 4.3 7) Chile 0 0 8) China 20 4.5 9) Colombia 7 1.6 10) Cuba 5 1.1 11) Dominican Republic 7 1.6 12) Ecuador 4 .9 13) Egypt 2 .5 14) El Salvador 7 1.6 16) France 1 .2 17) Germany 10 2.3 19) Greece 1 .2 20) Guatemala 6 1.4 21) Guyana 2 .5 22) Haiti 2 .5 23) Honduras 2 .5 24) Hong Kong 2 .5 25) India 10 2.3 26) Indonesia 2 .5 27) Iran 7 1.6 28) Ireland 9 2 29) Israel 2 .5 30) Italy 19 4.3 31) Jamaica 10 2.3 32) Japan 7 1.6 34) Korea 4 .9 35) Laos 3 .7 37) Mexico 126 28.5 38) Nicaragua 4 .9 39) Nigeria 3 .7 40) Pakistan 1 .2 42) Peru 2 .5 43) Philippines 14 3.2 44) Poland 8 1.8 45) Portugal 1 .2 46) Romania 2 .5 47) Russia 7 1.6 48) Soviet Union 1 .2 49) Syria 1 .2 50) Taiwan 2 .5 52) Trinidad & Tobago 1 .2 53) Turkey 1 .2 54) Ukraine 2 .5 55) United Kingdom 3 .7 56) Vietnam 6 1.4 57) Other 80 18.1 Missing 1986 TOTAL 442 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 156) U.S. state father born in (DADSTATE)
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TOTAL % 1) Alabama 73 3.4 2) Alaska 6 .3 3) Arizona 10 .5 4) Arkansas 41 1.9 5) California 68 3.2 6) Colorado 19 .9 7) Connecticut 16 .8 8) Delaware 4 .2 9) Florida 22 1 10) Georgia 76 3.6 11) Hawaii 8 .4 12) Idaho 16 .8 13) Illinois 94 4.4 14) Indiana 70 3.3 15) Iowa 37 1.7 16) Kansas 33 1.6 17) Kentucky 61 2.9 18) Louisiana 53 2.5 19) Maine 13 .6 20) Maryland 16 .8 21) Massachusetts 43 2 22) Michigan 86 4.1 23) Minnesota 55 2.6 24) Mississippi 55 2.6 25) Missouri 60 2.8 26) Montana 9 .4 27) Nebraska 37 1.7 28) Nevada 2 .1 29) New Hampshire 5 .2 30) New Jersey 37 1.7 31) New Mexico 13 .6 32) New York 122 5.8 33) North Carolina 92 4.3 34) North Dakota 14 .7 35) Ohio 101 4.8 36) Oklahoma 39 1.8 37) Oregon 20 .9 38) Pennsylvania 108 5.1 39) Rhode Island 3 .1 40) South Carolina 38 1.8 41) South Dakota 10 .5 42) Tennessee 78 3.7 43) Texas 111 5.2 44) Utah 9 .4 45) Vermont 10 .5 46) Virginia 76 3.6 47) Washington 15 .7 48) Washington, D.C. 3 .1 49) West Virginia 30 1.4 50) Wisconsin 62 2.9 51) Wyoming 7 .3 52) Other 33 1.6 Missing 575 TOTAL 2119 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 157) And in what state or country was your mother born? (MOMBORN)
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TOTAL % 1) Other than U.S. 436 17 2) United States 2125 83 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 158) Country mother born in (MOMCNTRY)
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TOTAL % 1) Afghanistan 2 .5 2) Argentina 2 .5 3) Bangladesh 0 0 4) Brazil 2 .5 5) Cambodia 2 .5 6) Canada 15 3.4 8) China 18 4.1 9) Colombia 8 1.8 10) Cuba 7 1.6 11) Dominican Republic 7 1.6 12) Ecuador 3 .7 13) Egypt 2 .5 14) El Salvador 10 2.3 16) France 8 1.8 17) Germany 14 3.2 19) Greece 1 .2 20) Guatemala 6 1.4 21) Guyana 2 .5 22) Haiti 2 .5 23) Honduras 3 .7 24) Hong Kong 2 .5 25) India 14 3.2 26) Indonesia 2 .5 27) Iran 4 .9 28) Ireland 10 2.3 30) Italy 9 2.1 31) Jamaica 8 1.8 32) Japan 8 1.8 34) Korea 6 1.4 35) Laos 3 .7 36) Lebanon 1 .2 37) Mexico 125 28.5 38) Nicaragua 2 .5 39) Nigeria 3 .7 40) Pakistan 1 .2 41) Panama 0 0 42) Peru 2 .5 43) Philippines 14 3.2 44) Poland 6 1.4 45) Portugal 1 .2 46) Romania 1 .2 47) Russia 5 1.1 48) Soviet Union 1 .2 49) Syria 1 .2 50) Taiwan 4 .9 51) Thailand 1 .2 52) Trinidad & Tobago 1 .2 54) Ukraine 1 .2 55) United Kingdom 6 1.4 56) Vietnam 8 1.8 57) Other 74 16.9 Missing 1991 TOTAL 438 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 159) U.S. state mother born in (MOMSTATE)
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TOTAL % 1) Alabama 69 3.2 2) Alaska 4 .2 3) Arizona 8 .4 4) Arkansas 48 2.3 5) California 76 3.6 6) Colorado 21 1 7) Connecticut 11 .5 8) Delaware 4 .2 9) Florida 23 1.1 10) Georgia 87 4.1 11) Hawaii 6 .3 12) Idaho 10 .5 13) Illinois 105 4.9 14) Indiana 54 2.5 15) Iowa 42 2 16) Kansas 30 1.4 17) Kentucky 64 3 18) Louisiana 49 2.3 19) Maine 15 .7 20) Maryland 22 1 21) Massachusetts 51 2.4 22) Michigan 74 3.5 23) Minnesota 47 2.2 24) Mississippi 56 2.6 25) Missouri 70 3.3 26) Montana 6 .3 27) Nebraska 33 1.6 28) Nevada 0 0 29) New Hampshire 6 .3 30) New Jersey 31 1.5 31) New Mexico 7 .3 32) New York 117 5.5 33) North Carolina 88 4.1 34) North Dakota 11 .5 35) Ohio 99 4.7 36) Oklahoma 41 1.9 37) Oregon 20 .9 38) Pennsylvania 128 6 39) Rhode Island 4 .2 40) South Carolina 44 2.1 41) South Dakota 11 .5 42) Tennessee 69 3.2 43) Texas 113 5.3 44) Utah 13 .6 45) Vermont 9 .4 46) Virginia 73 3.4 47) Washington 25 1.2 48) Washington, D.C. 9 .4 49) West Virginia 28 1.3 50) Wisconsin 64 3 51) Wyoming 9 .4 52) Other 21 1 Missing 570 TOTAL 2125 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 160) Do you currently own your own house, rent an apartment, or something else? (OWNHOUSE)
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TOTAL % 0) Refused 18 .7 1) Own my own house 1610 62.9 2) Rent a house 266 10.4 3) Rent an apartment 416 16.2 4) Rent a duplex 15 .6 5) Own a condominium 21 .8 6) Rent a condominium 14 .5 7) Live in a dorm 9 .4 8) Other, specify 179 7 99) Don't know 13 .5 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 161) How many rooms do you have (for your family), not counting bathrooms? (ROOMS)
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TOTAL % 1) 1 78 3 2) 2 173 6.8 3) 3 289 11.3 4) 4 318 12.4 5) 5 429 16.7 6) 6 448 17.5 7) 7 328 12.8 8) 8 243 9.5 9) 9 106 4.1 10) 10 69 2.7 11) 11 15 .6 12) 12 17 .7 13) 13 7 .3 14) 14 5 .2 15) 15 10 .4 16) 16 2 .1 25) 25 1 0 99) Don't know 24 .9 TOTAL 2562 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 162) What is the highest grade of school, year in college, or graduate degree you have completed? (in years of schooling) (HIGRADE)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 12.94 3.15 - 163) And to do our statistical analysis, we need to have respondent's zip codes. We will not use this to contact you or send you anything. Your answers are totally anonymous. What is your zip code? [If RESPZIP = 0 then refused.] (RESPZIP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 509792347.39 292101295.87 - 164) Now here is the last question. I am going to read you a list of income categories. Please tell me to stop when a category I read best describes your total household income before taxes. (INCOME)
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TOTAL % 1) Less than $10,000 232 9.1 2) $10,000-20,000 357 13.9 3) $20,000-30,000 394 15.4 4) $30,000-40,000 359 14 5) $40,000-50,000 330 12.9 6) $50,000-60,000 265 10.3 7) $60,000-70,000 201 7.8 8) $70,000-80,000 123 4.8 9) $80,000-90,000 62 2.4 10) $90,000-100,000 70 2.7 11) More than $100,000 168 6.6 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 165) INTERVIEWER: Was the respondent cooperative? (COOPERAT)
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TOTAL % 1) Cooperative 2222 86.8 2) Mixed, but generally cooperative 297 11.6 3) Mixed, but generally uncooperative 30 1.2 4) Uncooperative 12 .5 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 166) INTERVIEWER: Did the respondent appear to understand the questions? (UNDRSTND)
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TOTAL % 1) Yes 1907 74.5 2) Mixed, but generally yes 573 22.4 3) Mixed, but generally no 66 2.6 4) No 15 .6 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 167) Date of interview (DATE)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 19995294.88 4526.51 - 168) Respondent's race (5 categories) (RRACE)
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TOTAL % 1) White 1887 73.7 2) Black 295 11.5 3) Hispanic 267 10.4 4) Asian 92 3.6 5) American Indian 20 .8 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 169) Randomization for TAXBREAK (RANDOM1)
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TOTAL % 1) Black areas 1292 50.5 2) Hispanic areas 1268 49.5 Missing 1 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 170) Randomization for WELFLIVE (RANDOM2)
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TOTAL % 1) Whites 532 20.8 2) Blacks 527 20.6 3) Hispanics 521 20.3 4) Asians 486 19 5) American Indians 495 19.3 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 171) Randomization for PATRIOT (RANDOM3)
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TOTAL % 1) Whites 542 21.2 2) Blacks 501 19.6 3) Hispanics 507 19.8 4) Asians 517 20.2 5) American Indians 494 19.3 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 172) Randomization for ARROGANT (RANDOM4)
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TOTAL % 1) Whites 515 20.1 2) Blacks 554 21.6 3) Hispanics 511 20 4) Asians 487 19 5) American Indians 492 19.2 Missing 1 TOTAL 2559 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 173) Randomization for UPSET (RANDOM5)
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TOTAL % 1) White 660 25.8 2) Black 628 24.5 3) Hispanic 632 24.7 4) Asian 640 25 Missing 1 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 174) Randomization for BUYHOME part A (school quality) (RANDOM6)
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TOTAL % 1) Low quality 875 34.2 2) Acceptable quality 820 32 3) High quality 866 33.8 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 175) Randomization for BUYHOME part B2 (neighborhood racial composition) (RANDOM7)
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TOTAL % 1) White 653 25.5 2) Black 642 25.1 3) Hispanic 638 24.9 4) Asian 628 24.5 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Composition, Attitudes about ]
- 176) Randomization for BUYHOME part B2 (neighborhood racial composition) (RANDOM8)
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TOTAL % 1) 5% 137 5.4 2) 10% 129 5.1 3) 15% 130 5.1 4) 20% 136 5.3 5) 25% 141 5.5 6) 30% 144 5.7 7) 35% 114 4.5 8) 40% 133 5.2 9) 45% 108 4.2 10) 50% 127 5 11) 55% 149 5.9 12) 60% 113 4.4 13) 65% 138 5.4 14) 70% 112 4.4 15) 75% 115 4.5 16) 80% 127 5 17) 85% 126 4.9 18) 90% 132 5.2 19) 95% 108 4.2 20) 100% 127 5 Missing 18 TOTAL 2546 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 177) Randomization for BUYHOME part C (neighborhood home values) (RANDOM9)
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TOTAL % 1) Lower value than home 863 33.7 2) Equal value as home 817 31.9 3) Higher value than home 881 34.4 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 178) Randomization for BUYHOME part D (neighborhood property values) (RANDOM10)
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TOTAL % 1) Declining property values 822 32.1 2) Stable property values 826 32.3 3) Increasing property values 912 35.6 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 179) Randomization for BUYHOME part E (neighborhood crime level) (RANDOM11)
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TOTAL % 1) Low crime 827 32.3 2) Average crime 849 33.2 3) High crime 884 34.5 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 180) Randomization for PREFER (neighborhood racial composition) (RANDOM12)
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TOTAL % 1) White 649 25.3 2) Black 638 24.9 3) Hispanic 630 24.6 4) Asian 641 25 5) American Indian 3 .1 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Racial Composition, Attitudes about ]
- 181) Open-ended responses to DENOM (OPEN1)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 182) Open-ended responses to WORK (OPEN2)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 183) Open-ended responses to BAPTIST (OPEN3)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 184) Open-ended responses to RELIGID (OPEN4)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 185) Open-ended responses to RELIG (OPEN5)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 186) Open-ended responses to CNTRYBRN (OPEN6)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 187) Open-ended responses to STATEBRN (OPEN7)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 188) Open-ended responses to CNTRYLNG (OPEN8)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 189) Open-ended responses to STATELNG (OPEN9)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 190) Open-ended responses to WHCHSTAT (OPEN10)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 191) Open-ended responses to DADCNTRY (OPEN11)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 192) Open-ended responses to DADSTATE (OPEN12)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 193) Open-ended responses to MOMCNTRY (OPEN13)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 194) Open-ended responses to MOMSTATE (OPEN14)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 195) Open-ended responses to OWNHOUSE (OPEN15)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 196) Open-ended responses to FRNDRACE (OPEN16)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 197) Open-ended responses to REASON1 (OPEN17)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 198) Open-ended responses to REASON2 (OPEN18)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 199) Open-ended responses to HEADRACE (OPEN19)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 200) Open-ended responses to MOSTIMP (OPEN20)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 0 - 201) Respondent's level of education (EDUC)
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TOTAL % 1) Less than high school 418 16.4 2) High school 842 32.9 3) Some college 686 26.8 4) College 413 16.2 5) Post-college 197 7.7 Missing 4 TOTAL 2556 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 202) Respondent's age (AGE)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 44.95 17.24 - 203) Weight variable for when breaking down by racial category (WGTEDSEX)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1.15 0.52 - 204) Weight variable for when not breaking down by racial category (WGTFINAL)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 1 0.45 - 205) State code (STATECOD)
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TOTAL % 1) AL 42 1.6 3) AZ 27 1.1 4) AR 37 1.4 5) CA 287 11.2 6) CO 30 1.2 7) CT 23 .9 8) DE 7 .3 9) FL 112 4.4 10) GA 79 3.1 12) ID 18 .7 13) IL 109 4.3 14) IN 70 2.7 15) IA 27 1.1 16) KS 42 1.6 17) KY 41 1.6 18) LA 36 1.4 19) ME 14 .5 20) MD 42 1.6 21) MA 48 1.9 22) MI 99 3.9 23) MN 57 2.2 24) MS 32 1.3 25) MO 59 2.3 26) MT 8 .3 27) NE 22 .9 28) NV 18 .7 29) NH 8 .3 30) NJ 58 2.3 31) NM 15 .6 32) NY 137 5.4 33) NC 100 3.9 34) ND 8 .3 35) OH 104 4.1 36) OK 26 1 37) OR 45 1.8 38) PA 107 4.2 39) RI 7 .3 40) SC 34 1.3 41) SD 3 .1 42) TN 63 2.5 43) TX 205 8 44) UT 17 .7 45) VT 5 .2 46) VA 74 2.9 47) WA 60 2.3 48) DC 5 .2 49) WV 15 .6 50) WI 68 2.7 51) WY 9 .4 TOTAL 2559 100.0 - [ Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 206) Interviewer race (INTRACE)
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TOTAL % 1) White/Caucasian/Anglo 1300 50.8 2) Black/African-American 588 23 3) Hispanic/Latino 348 13.6 4) Asian/Asian-American 251 9.8 5) Pacific Islander 58 2.3 6) American Indian/Native American 8 .3 9) Unknown 8 .3 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 207) Respondent's zip code (ZIP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 51824.58 28561.32 - 208) 2000 Estimated percent Black in zip code (Z_PBLACK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 11.88 19.26 - 209) 2000 Estimated percent Hispanic in zip code (Z_PHISP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 10.04 18.28 - 210) 2000 Estimated percent Asian in zip code (Z_PASIAN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3.31 6.29 - 211) 2000 Estimated percent Black, Hispanic, and Asian combined (Z_PTHREE)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 25.23 28.24 - 212) 2000 Census tract number (TRACT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 2572.22 3606.53 - 213) State Code (FIPS) (STATFIPS)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 28.60 15.86 - 214) Census tract area key (TR_AKEY)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 30105901984.36 15497143964.29 - 215) Tract total population (TR_POP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 5761.89 2029.73 - 216) Tract non-Hispanic white population (TR_NHWHT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3759.09 1785.54 - 217) Tract non-Hispanic black population (TR_NHBLK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 706.33 749.11 - 218) Tract non-Hispanic Native American population (TR_NHNAT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 36.92 45.72 - 219) Tract non-Hispanic Asian population (TR_NHASN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 239.46 273.99 - 220) Tract non-Hispanic Pacific Islander population (TR_NHPAC)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 6.19 8.23 - 221) Tract non-Hispanic other population (TR_NHOTH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 9.57 9.79 - 222) Tract non-Hispanic two or more race population (TR_NHTWO)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 79.42 52.72 - 223) Tract Hispanic total population (TR_HTOT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 924.92 1039.39 - 224) Tract Hispanic-white population (TR_HWHT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 454.74 545.20 - 225) Tract Hispanic-black population (TR_HBLK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 21.77 31.59 - 226) Tract Hispanic/Native American population (TR_HNAT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 9.21 11.07 - 227) Tract Hispanic-Asian population (TR_HASN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 2.74 3.20 - 228) Tract Hispanic/Pacific Islander population (TR_HPAC)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1.15 1.56 - 229) Tract Hispanic-other population (TR_HOTH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 386.46 496.11 - 230) Tract Hispanic/two or more race population (TR_HTWO)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 48.84 52.50 - 231) Tract total number households (TR_TOTHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1985.72 714.68 - 232) Tract single mother households (TR_SMHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 141.29 80.56 - 233) Tract non-family households (TR_NFHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 129.96 93.13 - 234) Tract number of homeowners (TR_OWN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1293.64 606.39 - 235) Tract number of renters (TR_RENT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 692.08 444.76 - 236) Block group total population (BG_POP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 2174.25 1063.58 - 237) Block group non-Hispanic white population (BG_NHWHT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1355.91 826.77 - 238) Block group non-Hispanic black population (BG_NHBLK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 265.03 275.68 - 239) Block group non-Hispanic Native American population (BG_NHNAT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 13.32 15.94 - 240) Block group non-Hispanic Asian population (BG_NHASN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 125.99 142.15 - 241) Block group non-Hispanic Pacific Islander population (BG_NHPAC)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 2.94 4.05 - 242) Block group non-Hispanic other population (BG_NHOTH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3.95 4.06 - 243) Block group non-Hispanic two or more race population (BG_NHTWO)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 32.78 27.13 - 244) Block group Hispanic total population (BG_HTOT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 374.33 389.82 - 245) Block group Hispanic-white population (BG_HWHT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 186.96 213.77 - 246) Block group Hispanic-black population (BG_HBLK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 6.57 8.03 - 247) Block group Hispanic/Native American population (BG_HNAT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3.50 4.23 - 248) Block group Hispanic-Asian population (BG_HASN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1.21 1.43 - 249) Block group Hispanic/Pacific Islander population (BG_HPAC)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 0.57 0.84 - 250) Block group Hispanic-other population (BG_HOTH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 155.84 180.11 - 251) Block group Hispanic/two or more race population (BG_HTWO)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 19.67 19.78 - 252) Block group total number households (BG_TOTHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 750.75 381.85 - 253) Block group single mother households (BG_SMHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 51.55 36.36 - 254) Block group non-family households (BG_NFHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 52.26 42.32 - 255) Block group number of homeowners (BG_OWN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 473.24 289.57 - 256) Block group number of renters (BG_RENT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 277.51 226.12 - 257) Block 2000 percent Hispanic (PCTHISP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 10.96 20.63 - 258) Block 2000 percent non-Hispanic (PCTNOHIS)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 80.99 31.47 - 259) Block 2000 percent White (PCT1WHT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 70.73 34.38 - 260) Block 2000 percent Black (PCT1BLK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 10.39 22.46 - 261) Block 2000 percent Native American (PCT1NAT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 0.47 3.01 - 262) Block 2000 percent Asian (PCT1ASN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3.15 7.58 - 263) Block 2000 percent Pacific Islander (PCT1PAC)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 0.11 0.88 - 264) Block 2000 percent Other (PCT1OTH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 5.20 11.79 - 265) Block 1990 percent Hispanic (PCTHIS90)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 7.48 17.82 - 266) Block 1990 percent non-Hispanic (PCTNOHI9)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 86.14 28.63 - 267) Block 1990 percent White (PCTWHI90)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 78.64 32.27 - 268) Block 1990 percent Black (PCTBLK90)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 8.88 21.53 - 269) Block 1990 percent Native American (PCTNAT90)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 0.41 1.41 - 270) Block 1990 percent Other (PCTOTH90)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3.45 10.64 - 271) Zip code 2000 total population (ZP_POP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 26365.46 18600.18 - 272) Zip code 2000 non-Hispanic white population (ZP_NHWHT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 16554.41 11715.17 - 273) Zip code 2000 non-Hispanic black population (ZP_NHBLK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3656.45 7657.64 - 274) Zip code 2000 non-Hispanic Native American population (ZP_NHNAT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 125.27 314.32 - 275) Zip code 2000 non-Hispanic Asian population (ZP_NHASN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1145.92 2853.65 - 276) Zip code 2000 non-Hispanic Pacific Islander population (ZP_NHPAC)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 28.68 114.00 - 277) Zip code 2000 non-Hispanic other population (ZP_NHOTH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 47.70 101.63 - 278) Zip code 2000 non-Hispanic two or more race population (ZP_NHTWO)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 447.17 507.11 - 279) Zip code 2000 Hispanic total population (ZP_HTOT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 4359.85 10181.11 - 280) Zip code 2000 Hispanic-white population (ZP_HWHT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 2051.92 5233.90 - 281) Zip code 2000 Hispanic-black population (ZP_HBLK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 79.12 239.71 - 282) Zip code 2000 Hispanic/Native American population (ZP_HNAT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 46.47 107.53 - 283) Zip code 2000 Hispanic-Asian population (ZP_HASN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 13.21 27.77 - 284) Zip code 2000 Hispanic/Pacific Islander population (ZP_HPAC)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 4.69 9.98 - 285) Zip code 2000 Hispanic-other population (ZP_HOTH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 1904.13 4918.34 - 286) Zip code 2000 Hispanic/two or more race population (ZP_HTWO)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 260.31 504.62 - 287) Zip code 2000 total number households (ZP_TOTHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 9811.88 6636.85 - 288) Zip code 2000 single mother households (ZP_SMHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 761.14 752.70 - 289) Zip code 2000 non-family households (ZP_NFHH)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 656.48 728.98 - 290) Zip code 2000 number of homeowners (ZP_OWN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 6088.33 3896.83 - 291) Zip code 2000 number of renters (ZP_RENT)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3723.55 3967.24 - 292) Block group percent non-Hispanic white (BG_PNHW)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 63.97 22.74 - 293) Block group percent non-Hispanic black (BG_PNHB)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 12.44 14.95 - 294) Block group percent non-Hispanic Asian and Pacific Islander (BG_PNHAP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 5.29 5.20 - 295) Block group percent Hispanic (BG_PHISP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 16.03 14.59 - 296) Zip code percent non-Hispanic white (ZP_PNHW)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 71.61 26.38 - 297) Zip code non-Hispanic black (ZP_PNHB)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 11.67 18.78 - 298) Zip code percent Hispanic (ZP_PHISP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 11.26 17.65 - 299) Zip code percent non-Hispanic Asian and Pacific Islander (ZP_PNHAP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3.20 5.86 - 300) Tract percent non-Hispanic white (TR_PNHW)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 65.88 22.74 - 301) Tract percent non-Hispanic black (TR_PNHB)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 12.72 15.22 - 302) Tract percent non-Hispanic Asian and Pacific Islander (TR_PNHAP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 4.08 5.04 - 303) Tract percent Hispanic (TR_PHISP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 15.11 14.82 - 304) 2000 estimated percent non-Hispanic white in zip code (ZPNHW)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 74.51 27.21 - 305) 2000 estimated percent black in zip code (ZBLACK)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 11.88 19.26 - 306) 2000 estimated percent Hispanic in zip code (ZHISP)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 10.04 18.28 - 307) 2000 estimated percent Asian in zip code (ZASIAN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 3.31 6.29 - 308) Recode of religious tradition into three categories (RELTRAD1)
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TOTAL % 1) Protestant 1281 50.3 2) Catholic/Eastern Orthodox 633 24.9 3) Other 633 24.9 Missing 14 TOTAL 2547 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Religious Tradition, Affiliation to ]
- 309) Recode of religious tradition into four categories (RELTRAD2)
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TOTAL % 1) Protestant 1281 50.3 2) Catholic/Eastern Orthodox 633 24.9 3) Other 225 8.8 4) No religion 408 16 Missing 14 TOTAL 2547 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank | View more questions about Religious Tradition, Affiliation to ]
- 310) Percent respondent's race in zip code (ZP_POWN)
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N Mean Std.Deviation TOTAL 2561 69.06 29.06 - 311) Respondent's age (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)
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TOTAL % 1) 18-29 years old 553 21.6 2) 30-44 years old 830 32.4 3) 45-59 years old 622 24.3 4) 60-74 years old 391 15.3 5) 75 and older 165 6.4 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 312) Respondent's sex (for use with online analysis) (I-SEX)
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TOTAL % 1) Male 1226 47.9 2) Female 1334 52.1 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 313) Now here is the last question. I am going to read you a list of income categories. Please tell me to stop when a category I read best describes your total household income before taxes. (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-INCOME)
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TOTAL % 1) Less than $20,000 589 23 2) $20,000-$40,000 752 29.4 3) $40,000-$60,000 595 23.2 4) $60,000-$80,000 324 12.7 5) $80,000-$100,000 132 5.2 6) Over $100,000 168 6.6 TOTAL 2560 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 314) Respondent's level of education (for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)
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TOTAL % 1) Less than high school 418 16.4 2) High school 842 32.9 3) Some college 686 26.8 4) College 413 16.2 5) Post-college 197 7.7 Missing 4 TOTAL 2556 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 315) Respondent's race (5 categories) (for use with online analysis) (I-RACE)
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TOTAL % 1) White 1887 73.7 2) Black 295 11.5 3) Hispanic 267 10.4 4) Asian 92 3.6 5) American Indian 20 .8 TOTAL 2561 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 316) Recode of religious tradition into four categories (for use with online analysis) (I-RELIGION)
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TOTAL % 1) Protestant 1281 50.3 2) Catholic/Eastern Orthodox 633 24.9 3) Other 225 8.8 4) No religion 408 16 Missing 14 TOTAL 2547 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
- 317) How often have you been attending [church/synagogue/mosque/temple] services in the last year? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-ATTEND)
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TOTAL % 1) Never 668 26.3 2) Less than once a month 492 19.4 3) Once a month 249 9.8 4) 2-3 times a month 316 12.4 5) Once a week 545 21.4 6) More than once a week 272 10.7 Missing 15 TOTAL 2542 100.0 - [ Analyze results | Add to Question Bank | View Question Bank ]
Lilly Survey of Attitudes and Social Networks
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