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Portraits of American Life Study, 2nd Wave, 2012

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1) Respondent ID (RESP_ZRI)

2) Alternative respondent ID (RESPNDID)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1417	163270.404	204252

3) Completion status (RESPSUM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Complete	1372	96.8
2) Partial	33	2.3
3) Complete-pilot	12	0.8
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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4) Rtype (RTYPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Respondent/Web	1171	82.6
2) Interviewer/CATI	246	17.4
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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5) Entry mode (EMODE)

	TOTAL	%
2) Friendly Web Link	1171	82.6
3) Cati Link	229	16.2
4) Cati Link (Spanish)	17	1.2
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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6) Dynamic AJAX support (AJAX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1379	97.3
2) No	38	2.7
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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7) Javascript support (JS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1379	97.3
2) No	38	2.7
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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8) New R (NEWR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1316	92.9
1) Yes	101	7.1
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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9) Level 1 R (LEVEL1R)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	101	7.1
1) Yes	1316	92.9
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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10) [Response from 2006] Respondent's race (RACE_06)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	726	55.2
2) Black	267	20.3
3) Hispanic	211	16.0
4) Asian	104	7.9
5) Native American	8	0.6
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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11) [Response from 2006] This question is about how often you attend worship services, not including weddings or funerals. Would that be never, once or twice a year, several times a year, once a month, two or three times a month, once a week, twice a week or three times a week or more? (CI_0_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Never	314	23.9
2) Once or twice a year	207	15.7
3) Several times a year (but less than once a month)	174	13.2
4) Once a month	85	6.5
5) Two or three times a month	143	10.9
6) Once a week	253	19.2
7) Twice a week	78	5.9
8) Three times a week or more	60	4.6
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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12) [Response from 2006] Which of the following do you consider yourself? Are you Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Latter-day Saint or Mormon, Buddhist, Hindu, agnostic, atheist, spiritual, don't give religious things much thought or something else? (CI_1_06)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Christian	699	53.1
2) Muslim	5	0.4
3) Jewish	24	1.8
4) Roman Catholic	291	22.1
5) Latter-day Saint or Mormon	6	0.5
6) Buddhist	22	1.7
7) Hindu	15	1.1
8) Agnostic	41	3.1
9) Atheist	18	1.4
10) Spiritual, but not committed to a particular faith	126	9.6
11) Don't give religious things much thought	32	2.4
12) Other	36	2.7
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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13) [Response from 2006] Are you Catholic? (CI_4_06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	53	7.6
2) No	646	92.4
Missing	718
TOTAL	699	100.0

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14) [Response from 2006] Respondent's religion (CI1_2_06)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Christian	662	50.3
2) Muslim	5	0.4
3) Jewish	24	1.8
4) Roman Catholic	355	27.0
5) Latter-day Saint or Mormon	6	0.5
6) Buddhist	25	1.9
7) Hindu	15	1.1
8) Agnostic	43	3.3
9) Atheist	18	1.4
10) Spiritual, but not committed to a particular faith	119	9.0
11) Don't give religious things much thought	32	2.4
12) Other	11	0.8
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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15) [Response from 2006] In the last six years, have you been involved in, affiliated with, or a member of a religious congregation or other place of worship? (CA_2_06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	111	15.7
2) No	594	84.3
Missing	712
TOTAL	705	100.0

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16) [Response from 2006] [IF C1_1=1 OR 4 OR CI_4=1, ASK RI_5] Have you had a born-again experience, that is, a turning point in your life when you committed yourself to Jesus Christ? (RI_5_06)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	6	0.6
1) Yes	493	49.8
2) No	491	49.6
Missing	427
TOTAL	990	100.0

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17) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had high blood pressure, hypertension, diabetes, or high blood sugar? (HM_3_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Yes	411	31.3
2) No	903	68.7
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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18) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had cancer or a malignant tumor, excluding skin cancer? (HM_4_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Yes	66	5.0
2) No	1247	94.8
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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19) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had chronic lung disease such as bronchitis or emphysema? (HM_5_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Yes	103	7.8
2) No	1211	92.1
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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20) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had a heart attack or stroke? (HM_6_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Yes	60	4.6
2) No	1254	95.4
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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21) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had coronary heart disease, angina, congestive heart failure or other heart problems? (HM_7_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Yes	87	6.6
2) No	1227	93.3
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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22) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had an ulcer? (HM_8_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Yes	96	7.3
2) No	1218	92.6
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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23) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had arthritis or rheumatism? (HM_9_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Yes	286	21.7
2) No	1027	78.1
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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24) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had asthma? (HM_10_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Yes	182	13.8
2) No	1131	86.0
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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25) [Response from 2006] Have you smoked 100 or more cigarettes in your life? (HM_17_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) Yes	538	40.9
2) No	775	58.9
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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26) [Response from 2006] Are you a United States citizen? (DM_1E_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	2	0.9
1) Yes	107	48.4
2) No	98	44.3
3) In the process of becoming U.S. citizen	14	6.3
Missing	1196
TOTAL	221	100.0

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27) [Response from 2006] What is the highest level of schooling you have completed, or what is the highest degree that you have earned? (DM_2_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) No GED or less than high school degree	112	8.5
2) GED or high school equivalent, no high school diploma	65	4.9
3) High school diploma	394	30.0
4) Vocational/technical diploma	119	9.0
5) Associate degree	153	11.6
7) Bachelor's degree	285	21.7
8) Master's but not religious degree (MA, MS, MBA, etc.)	111	8.4
9) Master of Divinity or other religious post-college degree	3	0.2
10) Doctorate degree (PH.D., EDD)	15	1.1
11) Professional degree beyond B.A./B.S. (MD, DDS, JD/LLB ETC.)	25	1.9
12) Other	31	2.4
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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28) [Response from 2006] [SKIP DM_1j IF DM_1g=1] Is your spouse/partner a United States citizen or not? (DM_1J_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	2	1.2
1) Yes	79	48.8
2) No	71	43.8
3) In the process of becoming U.S. citizen	10	6.2
Missing	1255
TOTAL	162	100.0

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29) Respondent's gender (R_GEND)

	TOTAL	%
0) Female	888	62.7
1) Male	529	37.3
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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30) [Response from 2006] Has a doctor ever told you that you have or had any emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems? (HM_12_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	3	0.2
1) Yes	204	15.5
2) No	1108	84.3
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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31) HR7relation_w2 HR7relation (HR7RELAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1316	92.9
3) Your parent	83	5.9
4) Your sibling	14	1.0
9) Your grandparent	4	0.3
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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32) [Response from 2006] Including yourself, how many people live in this household? (Count as residents people for whom this is their primary residence only. Do not count students currently away at school as residents if they are living away at school at the time of the interview. Students can be counted if they are currently living at home.) (HR_1_06)

	TOTAL	%
1)	250	19.0
2)	385	29.3
3)	261	19.8
4)	236	17.9
5)	120	9.1
6)	42	3.2
7)	10	0.8
8)	3	0.2
9)	2	0.2
10)	7	0.5
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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33) [Response from 2006] Now [I/we] need some additional information about each person who lives here, including yourself. Let's start with the oldest. How old was this person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #1] (HR3_0106)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1316	48.028	15

34) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #2] (HR3_0206)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1066	38.418	17

35) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #3] (HR3_0306)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	681	16.257	11

36) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #4] (HR3_0406)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	0.2
1) 1	35	8.3
2) 2	14	3.3
3) 3	14	3.3
4) 4	14	3.3
5) 5	24	5.7
6) 6	23	5.5
7) 7	22	5.2
8) 8	28	6.7
9) 9	17	4.0
10) 10	21	5.0
11) 11	20	4.8
12) 12	19	4.5
13) 13	14	3.3
14) 14	19	4.5
15) 15	18	4.3
16) 16	10	2.4
17) 17	15	3.6
18) 18	16	3.8
19) 19	14	3.3
20) 20	6	1.4
21) 21	11	2.6
22) 22	9	2.1
23) 23	4	1.0
24) 24	8	1.9
25) 25	5	1.2
26) 26	1	0.2
27) 27	3	0.7
28) 28	1	0.2
29) 29	2	0.5
33) 33	3	0.7
34) 34	3	0.7
36) 36	1	0.2
37) 37	1	0.2
40) 40	1	0.2
47) 47	1	0.2
54) 54	1	0.2
66) 66	1	0.2
Missing	997
TOTAL	420	100.0

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37) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #5] (HR3_0506)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	0.5
1) 1	16	8.7
2) 2	15	8.2
3) 3	14	7.6
4) 4	13	7.1
5) 5	10	5.4
6) 6	5	2.7
7) 7	9	4.9
8) 8	4	2.2
9) 9	10	5.4
10) 10	10	5.4
11) 11	8	4.3
12) 12	10	5.4
13) 13	7	3.8
14) 14	11	6.0
15) 15	7	3.8
16) 16	8	4.3
17) 17	2	1.1
18) 18	3	1.6
19) 19	7	3.8
20) 20	3	1.6
21) 21	3	1.6
22) 22	2	1.1
23) 23	1	0.5
24) 24	1	0.5
30) 30	1	0.5
35) 35	1	0.5
45) 45	1	0.5
49) 49	1	0.5
Missing	1233
TOTAL	184	100.0

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38) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #6] (HR3_0606)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	1.6
1) 1	11	17.2
2) 2	9	14.1
3) 3	3	4.7
4) 4	2	3.1
5) 5	4	6.3
6) 6	2	3.1
7) 7	4	6.3
8) 8	4	6.3
9) 9	2	3.1
10) 10	5	7.8
11) 11	4	6.3
12) 12	2	3.1
13) 13	4	6.3
14) 14	1	1.6
17) 17	1	1.6
18) 18	1	1.6
19) 19	2	3.1
37) 37	1	1.6
46) 46	1	1.6
Missing	1353
TOTAL	64	100.0

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39) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #7] (HR3_0706)

	TOTAL	%
1)	1	4.5
2)	1	4.5
3)	2	9.1
4)	2	9.1
5)	2	9.1
6)	3	13.6
7)	1	4.5
10)	4	18.2
11)	1	4.5
12)	1	4.5
14)	1	4.5
16)	1	4.5
26)	1	4.5
39)	1	4.5
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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40) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #8] (HR3_0806)

	TOTAL	%
1)	3	25.0
2)	1	8.3
3)	2	16.7
10)	1	8.3
11)	1	8.3
13)	1	8.3
14)	1	8.3
24)	1	8.3
30)	1	8.3
Missing	1405
TOTAL	12	100.0

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41) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #9] (HR3_0906)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	11.1
1) 1	2	22.2
2) 2	2	22.2
5) 5	1	11.1
7) 7	1	11.1
13) 13	1	11.1
22) 22	1	11.1
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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42) [Response from 2006] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [Household member #10] (HR3_1006)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	14.3
1) 1	1	14.3
2) 2	1	14.3
4) 4	1	14.3
6) 6	1	14.3
11) 11	1	14.3
18) 18	1	14.3
Missing	1410
TOTAL	7	100.0

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43) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #1] (HR6_0106)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	719	54.6
2) Female	597	45.4
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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44) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #2] (HR6_0206)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Male	348	32.6
2) Female	717	67.3
Missing	351
TOTAL	1066	100.0

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45) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #3] (HR6_0306)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	344	50.5
2) Female	337	49.5
Missing	736
TOTAL	681	100.0

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46) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #4] (HR6_0406)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	216	51.4
2) Female	204	48.6
Missing	997
TOTAL	420	100.0

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47) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #5] (HR6_0506)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	98	53.3
2) Female	86	46.7
Missing	1233
TOTAL	184	100.0

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48) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #6] (HR6_0606)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	32	50.0
2) Female	32	50.0
Missing	1353
TOTAL	64	100.0

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49) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #7] (HR6_0706)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	12	54.5
2) Female	10	45.5
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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50) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #8] (HR6_0806)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	41.7
2) Female	7	58.3
Missing	1405
TOTAL	12	100.0

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51) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #9] (HR6_0906)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	55.6
2) Female	4	44.4
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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52) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #10] (HR6_1006)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	71.4
2) Female	2	28.6
Missing	1410
TOTAL	7	100.0

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53) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #1] (HR7_0106)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	745	56.6
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	134	10.2
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	6	0.5
5) Spouse	338	25.7
6) Unmarried partner	36	2.7
7) Housemate or roommate	20	1.5
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	10	0.8
11) Grandparent	10	0.8
12) Boarder or roomer	2	0.2
13) Other relative	10	0.8
14) Other non-relative	5	0.4
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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54) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #2] (HR7_0206)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Self	452	42.4
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	77	7.2
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	146	13.7
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	25	2.3
5) Spouse	269	25.2
6) Unmarried partner	38	3.6
7) Housemate or roommate	21	2.0
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	1	0.1
9) Grandchild	8	0.8
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	4	0.4
11) Grandparent	3	0.3
12) Boarder or roomer	4	0.4
13) Other relative	10	0.9
14) Other non-relative	7	0.7
Missing	351
TOTAL	1066	100.0

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55) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #3] (HR7_0306)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	82	12.0
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	9	1.3
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	470	69.0
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	45	6.6
5) Spouse	12	1.8
6) Unmarried partner	6	0.9
7) Housemate or roommate	17	2.5
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	1	0.1
9) Grandchild	14	2.1
11) Grandparent	1	0.1
12) Boarder or roomer	2	0.3
13) Other relative	14	2.1
14) Other non-relative	8	1.2
Missing	736
TOTAL	681	100.0

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56) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #4] (HR7_0406)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	28	6.7
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	3	0.7
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	299	71.2
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	47	11.2
5) Spouse	6	1.4
7) Housemate or roommate	5	1.2
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	2	0.5
9) Grandchild	16	3.8
11) Grandparent	2	0.5
12) Boarder or roomer	1	0.2
13) Other relative	5	1.2
14) Other non-relative	6	1.4
Missing	997
TOTAL	420	100.0

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57) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #5] (HR7_0506)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	6	3.3
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	0.5
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	126	68.5
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	22	12.0
5) Spouse	1	0.5
7) Housemate or roommate	1	0.5
9) Grandchild	9	4.9
12) Boarder or roomer	1	0.5
13) Other relative	11	6.0
14) Other non-relative	6	3.3
Missing	1233
TOTAL	184	100.0

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58) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #6] (HR7_0606)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	1.6
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	1.6
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	36	56.3
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	12	18.8
9) Grandchild	8	12.5
13) Other relative	5	7.8
14) Other non-relative	1	1.6
Missing	1353
TOTAL	64	100.0

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59) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #7] (HR7_0706)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	4.5
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	12	54.5
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	3	13.6
9) Grandchild	1	4.5
13) Other relative	5	22.7
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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60) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #8] (HR7_0806)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	8.3
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	4	33.3
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	2	16.7
9) Grandchild	1	8.3
13) Other relative	3	25.0
14) Other non-relative	1	8.3
Missing	1405
TOTAL	12	100.0

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61) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #9] (HR7_0906)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	6	66.7
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	11.1
14) Other non-relative	2	22.2
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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62) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #10] (HR7_1006)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	2	28.6
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	14.3
13) Other relative	2	28.6
14) Other non-relative	2	28.6
Missing	1410
TOTAL	7	100.0

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63) [Response from 2006] What is the highest level of schooling you have completed, or what is the highest degree that you have earned? (DM_2_206)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) No high school diploma	113	8.6
2) GED	65	4.9
3) High school	412	31.3
4) Vocational/technical diploma	120	9.1
5) Associate degree	153	11.6
7) Bachelor's degree	286	21.7
8) Master's but not religious degree	114	8.7
9) Master of Divinity or other religious post-college degree	3	0.2
10) Doctorate degree	15	1.1
11) Professional degree beyond B.A./B.S.	25	1.9
12) Other	7	0.5
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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64) [Response from 2006] Were you born in the United States? (DM_1B06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Yes	1094	83.2
2) No	220	16.7
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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65) [Response from 2006] Was your [SPOUSE/PARTNER] born in the United States or not? (DM_1G06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
1) Yes	552	77.3
2) No	161	22.5
Missing	703
TOTAL	714	100.0

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66) COMPL (COMPL)

	TOTAL	%
1)	1384	100.0
Missing	33
TOTAL	1384	100.0

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67) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #1] (HR601H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	719	54.6
2) Female	597	45.4
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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68) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #2] (HR602H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	348	32.7
2) Female	717	67.3
Missing	352
TOTAL	1065	100.0

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69) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #3] (HR603H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	344	50.5
2) Female	337	49.5
Missing	736
TOTAL	681	100.0

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70) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #4] (HR604H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	216	51.4
2) Female	204	48.6
Missing	997
TOTAL	420	100.0

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71) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #5] (HR605H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	98	53.3
2) Female	86	46.7
Missing	1233
TOTAL	184	100.0

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72) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #6] (HR606H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	32	50.0
2) Female	32	50.0
Missing	1353
TOTAL	64	100.0

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73) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #7] (HR607H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	12	54.5
2) Female	10	45.5
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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74) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #8] (HR608H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	41.7
2) Female	7	58.3
Missing	1405
TOTAL	12	100.0

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75) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #9] (HR609H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	55.6
2) Female	4	44.4
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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76) [Response from 2006] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [Household member #10] (HR610H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	5	71.4
2) Female	2	28.6
Missing	1410
TOTAL	7	100.0

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77) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #1] (HR701H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	745	56.6
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	134	10.2
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	6	0.5
5) Spouse	338	25.7
6) Unmarried partner	36	2.7
7) Housemate or roommate	20	1.5
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	10	0.8
11) Grandparent	10	0.8
12) Boarder or roomer	2	0.2
13) Other relative	10	0.8
14) Other non-relative	5	0.4
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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78) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #2] (HR702H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	452	42.4
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	77	7.2
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	146	13.7
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	25	2.3
5) Spouse	269	25.3
6) Unmarried partner	38	3.6
7) Housemate or roommate	21	2.0
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	1	0.1
9) Grandchild	8	0.8
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	4	0.4
11) Grandparent	3	0.3
12) Boarder or roomer	4	0.4
13) Other relative	10	0.9
14) Other non-relative	7	0.7
Missing	352
TOTAL	1065	100.0

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79) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #3] (HR703H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	82	12.0
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	9	1.3
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	470	69.0
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	45	6.6
5) Spouse	12	1.8
6) Unmarried partner	6	0.9
7) Housemate or roommate	17	2.5
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	1	0.1
9) Grandchild	14	2.1
11) Grandparent	1	0.1
12) Boarder or roomer	2	0.3
13) Other relative	14	2.1
14) Other non-relative	8	1.2
Missing	736
TOTAL	681	100.0

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80) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #4] (HR704H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	28	6.7
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	3	0.7
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	299	71.2
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	47	11.2
5) Spouse	6	1.4
7) Housemate or roommate	5	1.2
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	2	0.5
9) Grandchild	16	3.8
11) Grandparent	2	0.5
12) Boarder or roomer	1	0.2
13) Other relative	5	1.2
14) Other non-relative	6	1.4
Missing	997
TOTAL	420	100.0

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81) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #5] (HR705H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	6	3.3
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	0.5
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	126	68.5
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	22	12.0
5) Spouse	1	0.5
7) Housemate or roommate	1	0.5
9) Grandchild	9	4.9
12) Boarder or roomer	1	0.5
13) Other relative	11	6.0
14) Other non-relative	6	3.3
Missing	1233
TOTAL	184	100.0

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82) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #6] (HR706H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	1.6
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	1.6
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	36	56.3
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	12	18.8
9) Grandchild	8	12.5
13) Other relative	5	7.8
14) Other non-relative	1	1.6
Missing	1353
TOTAL	64	100.0

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83) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #7] (HR707H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	4.5
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	12	54.5
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	3	13.6
9) Grandchild	1	4.5
13) Other relative	5	22.7
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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84) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #8] (HR708H06)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	8.3
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	4	33.3
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	2	16.7
9) Grandchild	1	8.3
13) Other relative	3	25.0
14) Other non-relative	1	8.3
Missing	1405
TOTAL	12	100.0

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85) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #9] (HR709H06)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	6	66.7
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	11.1
14) Other non-relative	2	22.2
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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86) [Response from 2006] Please tell [me/us] his/her relationship to you. [Household member #10] (HR710H06)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	2	28.6
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	14.3
13) Other relative	2	28.6
14) Other non-relative	2	28.6
Missing	1410
TOTAL	7	100.0

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87) Let's begin by turning the clock back to the year 2006. At that time, George W. Bush was in the middle of his second term as President. The top movies at the theater were Pixar's Cars, the second Pirates of the Caribbean movie, and the Da Vinci Code. [I'd/We'd] like you to think about where you were living and what you were doing during that time. Which two or three major changes, if any, have been most important in your life since 2006? No major changes since 2006 (MC_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1092	83.2
1) Yes	221	16.8
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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88) [Wave 2] [I'd/We'd] like to ask a few questions about your household. Do you live in the same household as ^FillHR_10_First ^FillHR_7? (HR_0)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	63	62.4
2) No	38	37.6
Missing	1316
TOTAL	101	100.0

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89) [Wave 2] Including yourself, how many people live in this household? (Count as residents people for whom this is their primary residence only. Do not count students currently away at school as residents if they are living away at school at the time of the interview. Students can be counted if they are currently living at home.) (HR_1_1)

	TOTAL	%
1)	251	18.6
2)	440	32.5
3)	242	17.9
4)	226	16.7
5)	118	8.7
6)	46	3.4
7)	12	0.9
8)	11	0.8
9)	2	0.1
10)	5	0.4
Missing	64
TOTAL	1353	100.0

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90) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #1 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	400	70.1
2) No	171	29.9
Missing	846
TOTAL	571	100.0

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91) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #2 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	416	67.8
2) No	198	32.2
Missing	803
TOTAL	614	100.0

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92) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #3 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	390	65.1
2) No	209	34.9
Missing	818
TOTAL	599	100.0

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93) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #4 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	270	69.1
2) No	121	30.9
Missing	1026
TOTAL	391	100.0

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94) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #5 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	128	72.3
2) No	49	27.7
Missing	1240
TOTAL	177	100.0

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95) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #6 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	52	82.5
2) No	11	17.5
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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96) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #7 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	17	81.0
2) No	4	19.0
Missing	1396
TOTAL	21	100.0

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97) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #8 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	7	63.6
2) No	4	36.4
Missing	1406
TOTAL	11	100.0

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98) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #9 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	7	77.8
2) No	2	22.2
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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99) [Wave 2] Does [Household member #10 from 2006] still live with you? (HR2Z2_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3	42.9
2) No	4	57.1
Missing	1410
TOTAL	7	100.0

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100) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #1 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_01)

	TOTAL	%
1) Deceased	28	16.4
2) Divorced/dissolved civil partnership	33	19.3
4) To institution (long-term care, prison, convent)	5	2.9
5) Left for job	5	2.9
6) To marriage/partnership	5	2.9
7) To set up own residence	31	18.1
9) Other	64	37.4
Missing	1246
TOTAL	171	100.0

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101) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #2 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_02)

	TOTAL	%
1) Deceased	8	4.0
2) Divorced/dissolved civil partnership	25	12.6
3) To college/university/trade school	13	6.6
5) Left for job	8	4.0
6) To marriage/partnership	21	10.6
7) To set up own residence	57	28.8
9) Other	66	33.3
Missing	1219
TOTAL	198	100.0

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102) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #3 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_03)

	TOTAL	%
1) Deceased	3	1.4
2) Divorced/dissolved civil partnership	5	2.4
3) To college/university/trade school	38	18.3
4) To institution (long-term care, prison, convent)	2	1.0
5) Left for job	11	5.3
6) To marriage/partnership	31	14.9
7) To set up own residence	70	33.7
9) Other	48	23.1
Missing	1209
TOTAL	208	100.0

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103) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #4 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_04)

	TOTAL	%
1) Deceased	2	1.7
2) Divorced/dissolved civil partnership	1	0.8
3) To college/university/trade school	25	20.7
4) To institution (long-term care, prison, convent)	2	1.7
5) Left for job	4	3.3
6) To marriage/partnership	14	11.6
7) To set up own residence	38	31.4
9) Other	35	28.9
Missing	1296
TOTAL	121	100.0

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104) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #5 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_05)

	TOTAL	%
2) Divorced/dissolved civil partnership	1	2.0
3) To college/university/trade school	13	26.5
4) To institution (long-term care, prison, convent)	1	2.0
6) To marriage/partnership	5	10.2
7) To set up own residence	13	26.5
9) Other	16	32.7
Missing	1368
TOTAL	49	100.0

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105) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #6 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_06)

	TOTAL	%
6) To marriage/partnership	1	9.1
7) To set up own residence	5	45.5
9) Other	5	45.5
Missing	1406
TOTAL	11	100.0

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106) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #7 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_07)

	TOTAL	%
7) To set up own residence	3	75.0
9) Other	1	25.0
Missing	1413
TOTAL	4	100.0

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107) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #8 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_08)

	TOTAL	%
5) Left for job	1	25.0
7) To set up own residence	1	25.0
9) Other	2	50.0
Missing	1413
TOTAL	4	100.0

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108) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #9 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_09)

	TOTAL	%
7) To set up own residence	2	100.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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109) [Wave 2] Why did [Household member #10 from 2006] leave the household? (We are looking for general reasons, such as to attend school, set up own residence, got married and so forth) (HR2Z3_10)

	TOTAL	%
7) To set up own residence	3	75.0
9) Other	1	25.0
Missing	1413
TOTAL	4	100.0

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110) [Wave 2] [Household member #1] When did [his/her departure] happen? [Refused. Vol.] (HR2Z4R1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	16	94.1
1) Yes	1	5.9
Missing	1400
TOTAL	17	100.0

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111) [Wave 2] [Household member #2] When did [his/her departure] happen? [Refused. Vol.] (HR2Z4R2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	9	100.0
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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112) [Wave 2] [Household member #1] When did [his/her departure] happen? [Don't know. Vol.] (HR2Z4DK1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	15	88.2
1) Yes	2	11.8
Missing	1400
TOTAL	17	100.0

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113) [Wave 2] [Household member #2] When did [his/her departure] happen? [Don't know. Vol.] (HR2Z4DK2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	9	100.0
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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114) [Wave 2] [Household member #2] When did [his/her departure] happen? [Skipped] (HR2Z4S2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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115) [Wave 2] [Household member #3] When did [his/her departure] happen? [Skipped] (HR2Z4S3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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116) [Wave 2] [Household member #1] When did [his/her departure] happen? Month (HR2Z4M1)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	6	10.9
2) February	4	7.3
3) March	5	9.1
4) April	3	5.5
5) May	4	7.3
6) June	4	7.3
7) July	4	7.3
8) August	5	9.1
9) September	9	16.4
10) October	2	3.6
11) November	5	9.1
12) December	4	7.3
Missing	1362
TOTAL	55	100.0

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117) [Wave 2] [Household member #2] When did [his/her departure] happen? Month (HR2Z4M2)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	7	14.9
2) February	6	12.8
3) March	7	14.9
4) April	1	2.1
5) May	4	8.5
6) June	4	8.5
7) July	1	2.1
8) August	5	10.6
9) September	2	4.3
10) October	3	6.4
11) November	4	8.5
12) December	3	6.4
Missing	1370
TOTAL	47	100.0

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118) [Wave 2] [Household member #3] When did [his/her departure] happen? Month (HR2Z4M3)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	1	20.0
3) March	1	20.0
5) May	1	20.0
8) August	1	20.0
10) October	1	20.0
Missing	1412
TOTAL	5	100.0

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119) [Wave 2] [Household member #4] When did [his/her departure] happen? Month (HR2Z4M4)

	TOTAL	%
5) May	1	50.0
10) October	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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120) [Wave 2] [Household member #5] When did [his/her departure] happen? Month (HR2Z4M5)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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121) [Wave 2] [Household member #1] When did [his/her departure] happen? Year (HR2Z4Y1)

	TOTAL	%
2006)	4	7.0
2007)	15	26.3
2008)	3	5.3
2009)	10	17.5
2010)	9	15.8
2011)	13	22.8
2012)	3	5.3
Missing	1360
TOTAL	57	100.0

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122) [Wave 2] [Household member #2] When did [his/her departure] happen? Year (HR2Z4Y2)

	TOTAL	%
2006)	6	12.8
2007)	8	17.0
2008)	8	17.0
2009)	6	12.8
2010)	7	14.9
2011)	9	19.1
2012)	3	6.4
Missing	1370
TOTAL	47	100.0

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123) [Wave 2] [Household member #3] When did [his/her departure] happen? Year (HR2Z4Y3)

	TOTAL	%
2006)	1	20.0
2007)	1	20.0
2010)	1	20.0
2011)	1	20.0
2012)	1	20.0
Missing	1412
TOTAL	5	100.0

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124) [Wave 2] [Household member #4] When did [his/her departure] happen? Year (HR2Z4Y4)

	TOTAL	%
2008)	1	50.0
2012)	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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125) [Wave 2] [Household member #5] When did [his/her departure] happen? Year (HR2Z4Y5)

	TOTAL	%
2009)	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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126) [Wave 2] Is there anyone else that lives in your household? Just a reminder to count as residents people for whom this is their primary residence only. (HR_2Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	372	34.9
2) No	694	65.1
Missing	351
TOTAL	1066	100.0

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127) [Wave 2] Not including you or the people who already lived in your household in 2006, [I/we] need some additional information about the people who have joined your household since then. Let's start with the oldest. How old was this person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #1] (HR_3_1)

	TOTAL	%
4)	2	5.9
18)	2	5.9
20)	1	2.9
21)	2	5.9
22)	5	14.7
23)	7	20.6
24)	3	8.8
25)	1	2.9
27)	1	2.9
31)	1	2.9
44)	1	2.9
49)	1	2.9
52)	1	2.9
53)	1	2.9
59)	1	2.9
70)	1	2.9
84)	1	2.9
85)	1	2.9
90)	1	2.9
Missing	1383
TOTAL	34	100.0

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128) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #2] (HR_3_2)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	123	36.959	22

129) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #3] (HR_3_3)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	173	25.965	21

130) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #4] (HR_3_4)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	176	22.494	22

131) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #5] (HR_3_5)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	153	20.255	20

132) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #6] (HR_3_6)

	TOTAL	%
1)	12	12.2
2)	2	2.0
3)	5	5.1
4)	10	10.2
5)	5	5.1
6)	1	1.0
7)	1	1.0
8)	3	3.1
9)	2	2.0
10)	2	2.0
11)	1	1.0
13)	2	2.0
14)	2	2.0
15)	4	4.1
17)	2	2.0
18)	4	4.1
19)	2	2.0
20)	2	2.0
21)	1	1.0
22)	1	1.0
23)	1	1.0
25)	3	3.1
26)	2	2.0
28)	3	3.1
29)	4	4.1
31)	1	1.0
32)	1	1.0
33)	2	2.0
34)	2	2.0
35)	1	1.0
41)	1	1.0
42)	1	1.0
43)	1	1.0
44)	1	1.0
45)	1	1.0
48)	1	1.0
49)	1	1.0
55)	1	1.0
56)	1	1.0
59)	1	1.0
61)	1	1.0
62)	1	1.0
65)	1	1.0
85)	1	1.0
Missing	1319
TOTAL	98	100.0

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133) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #7] (HR_3_7)

	TOTAL	%
1)	8	12.9
2)	3	4.8
3)	4	6.5
4)	3	4.8
5)	2	3.2
6)	4	6.5
9)	1	1.6
10)	2	3.2
11)	3	4.8
13)	1	1.6
14)	1	1.6
15)	1	1.6
16)	1	1.6
17)	2	3.2
18)	1	1.6
19)	1	1.6
20)	1	1.6
21)	1	1.6
22)	1	1.6
23)	1	1.6
24)	3	4.8
25)	2	3.2
27)	2	3.2
29)	1	1.6
31)	1	1.6
34)	1	1.6
35)	1	1.6
40)	1	1.6
50)	1	1.6
51)	1	1.6
53)	2	3.2
57)	1	1.6
65)	1	1.6
66)	1	1.6
70)	1	1.6
Missing	1355
TOTAL	62	100.0

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134) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #8] (HR_3_8)

	TOTAL	%
1)	2	7.4
2)	3	11.1
3)	2	7.4
4)	1	3.7
5)	1	3.7
6)	1	3.7
8)	1	3.7
10)	1	3.7
21)	1	3.7
22)	2	7.4
24)	1	3.7
25)	3	11.1
27)	1	3.7
33)	1	3.7
36)	1	3.7
40)	1	3.7
42)	1	3.7
45)	1	3.7
55)	1	3.7
65)	1	3.7
Missing	1390
TOTAL	27	100.0

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135) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #9] (HR_3_9)

	TOTAL	%
2)	1	9.1
4)	1	9.1
8)	1	9.1
18)	2	18.2
22)	1	9.1
26)	2	18.2
33)	1	9.1
40)	1	9.1
57)	1	9.1
Missing	1406
TOTAL	11	100.0

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136) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #10] (HR_3_10)

	TOTAL	%
2)	1	16.7
3)	1	16.7
4)	2	33.3
13)	1	16.7
23)	1	16.7
Missing	1411
TOTAL	6	100.0

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137) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #11] (HR_3_11)

	TOTAL	%
1)	2	25.0
3)	2	25.0
11)	1	12.5
13)	1	12.5
35)	1	12.5
54)	1	12.5
Missing	1409
TOTAL	8	100.0

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138) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #12] (HR_3_12)

	TOTAL	%
2)	1	33.3
3)	1	33.3
15)	1	33.3
Missing	1414
TOTAL	3	100.0

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139) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #13] (HR_3_13)

	TOTAL	%
17)	1	50.0
21)	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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140) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #2] Months (HR_4_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) One month or less	3	50.0
5) Five months	1	16.7
9) Nine months	1	16.7
12) 12 months	1	16.7
Missing	1411
TOTAL	6	100.0

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141) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #3] Months (HR_4_3)

	TOTAL	%
2) Two months	1	9.1
3) Three months	2	18.2
6) Six months	2	18.2
16) 16 months	2	18.2
19) 19 months	1	9.1
20) 20 months	1	9.1
23) 23 months	2	18.2
Missing	1406
TOTAL	11	100.0

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142) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #4] Months (HR_4_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) One month or less	2	11.1
3) Three months	1	5.6
4) Four months	1	5.6
8) Eight months	1	5.6
10) 10 months	3	16.7
11) 11 months	1	5.6
12) 12 months	2	11.1
16) 16 months	1	5.6
18) 18 months	1	5.6
20) 20 months	1	5.6
21) 21 months	1	5.6
22) 22 months	1	5.6
23) 23 months	2	11.1
Missing	1399
TOTAL	18	100.0

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143) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #5] Months (HR_4_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) One month or less	2	8.7
2) Two months	1	4.3
3) Three months	2	8.7
5) Five months	1	4.3
6) Six months	3	13.0
7) Seven months	2	8.7
12) 12 months	1	4.3
15) 15 months	1	4.3
16) 16 months	1	4.3
17) 17 months	1	4.3
18) 18 months	3	13.0
20) 20 months	1	4.3
22) 22 months	1	4.3
23) 23 months	3	13.0
Missing	1394
TOTAL	23	100.0

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144) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #6] Months (HR_4_6)

	TOTAL	%
5) Five months	2	16.7
7) Seven months	2	16.7
8) Eight months	1	8.3
9) Nine months	1	8.3
10) 10 months	1	8.3
11) 11 months	1	8.3
13) 13 months	1	8.3
19) 19 months	1	8.3
23) 23 months	2	16.7
Missing	1405
TOTAL	12	100.0

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145) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #7] Months (HR_4_7)

	TOTAL	%
2) Two months	1	12.5
3) Three months	1	12.5
9) Nine months	1	12.5
15) 15 months	2	25.0
18) 18 months	1	12.5
20) 20 months	1	12.5
23) 23 months	1	12.5
Missing	1409
TOTAL	8	100.0

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146) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #8] Months (HR_4_8)

	TOTAL	%
20) 20 months	1	50.0
23) 23 months	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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147) [Wave 2] How old was the next oldest person on his or her last birthday? [New household member #11] Months (HR_4_11)

	TOTAL	%
12) 12 months	1	50.0
15) 15 months	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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148) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #1] (HR_6_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	16	47.1
2) Female	18	52.9
Missing	1383
TOTAL	34	100.0

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149) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #2] (HR_6_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	59	46.8
2) Female	67	53.2
Missing	1291
TOTAL	126	100.0

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150) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #3] (HR_6_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	98	56.0
2) Female	77	44.0
Missing	1242
TOTAL	175	100.0

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151) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #4] (HR_6_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	94	53.4
2) Female	82	46.6
Missing	1241
TOTAL	176	100.0

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152) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #5] (HR_6_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	74	48.4
2) Female	79	51.6
Missing	1264
TOTAL	153	100.0

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153) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #6] (HR_6_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	62	62.0
2) Female	38	38.0
Missing	1317
TOTAL	100	100.0

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154) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #7] (HR_6_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	33	54.1
2) Female	28	45.9
Missing	1356
TOTAL	61	100.0

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155) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #8] (HR_6_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	16	57.1
2) Female	12	42.9
Missing	1389
TOTAL	28	100.0

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156) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #9] (HR_6_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	6	54.5
2) Female	5	45.5
Missing	1406
TOTAL	11	100.0

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157) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #10] (HR_6_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	4	66.7
2) Female	2	33.3
Missing	1411
TOTAL	6	100.0

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158) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #11] (HR_6_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	4	50.0
2) Female	4	50.0
Missing	1409
TOTAL	8	100.0

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159) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #12] (HR_6_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	2	66.7
2) Female	1	33.3
Missing	1414
TOTAL	3	100.0

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160) [Wave 2] [Is this person/Are you] a male or a female? [New household member #13] (HR_6_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	2	100.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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161) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #1] relationship to you. (HR_7_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	10	29.4
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	4	11.8
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	2	5.9
5) Spouse	3	8.8
6) Unmarried partner	3	8.8
7) Housemate or roommate	6	17.6
11) Grandparent	4	11.8
13) Other relative	1	2.9
14) Other non-relative	1	2.9
Missing	1383
TOTAL	34	100.0

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162) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #2] relationship to you. (HR_7_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	19	15.1
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	15	11.9
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	18	14.3
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	3	2.4
5) Spouse	27	21.4
6) Unmarried partner	15	11.9
7) Housemate or roommate	8	6.3
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	1	0.8
9) Grandchild	5	4.0
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	1	0.8
11) Grandparent	1	0.8
12) Boarder or roomer	3	2.4
13) Other relative	5	4.0
14) Other non-relative	5	4.0
Missing	1291
TOTAL	126	100.0

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163) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #3] relationship to you. (HR_7_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	5	2.9
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	9	5.1
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	77	44.0
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	12	6.9
5) Spouse	21	12.0
6) Unmarried partner	10	5.7
7) Housemate or roommate	6	3.4
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	3	1.7
9) Grandchild	11	6.3
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	2	1.1
12) Boarder or roomer	2	1.1
13) Other relative	11	6.3
14) Other non-relative	6	3.4
Missing	1242
TOTAL	175	100.0

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164) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #4] relationship to you. (HR_7_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	5	2.8
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	12	6.8
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	80	45.5
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	7	4.0
5) Spouse	25	14.2
6) Unmarried partner	11	6.3
7) Housemate or roommate	2	1.1
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	6	3.4
9) Grandchild	11	6.3
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	2	1.1
11) Grandparent	1	0.6
12) Boarder or roomer	1	0.6
13) Other relative	7	4.0
14) Other non-relative	6	3.4
Missing	1241
TOTAL	176	100.0

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165) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #5] relationship to you. (HR_7_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	4	2.6
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	5	3.3
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	66	43.1
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	7	4.6
5) Spouse	11	7.2
6) Unmarried partner	14	9.2
7) Housemate or roommate	5	3.3
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	5	3.3
9) Grandchild	14	9.2
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	4	2.6
11) Grandparent	2	1.3
12) Boarder or roomer	4	2.6
13) Other relative	9	5.9
14) Other non-relative	3	2.0
Missing	1264
TOTAL	153	100.0

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166) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #6] relationship to you. (HR_7_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	1.0
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	5	5.0
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	39	39.0
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	6	6.0
5) Spouse	5	5.0
6) Unmarried partner	6	6.0
7) Housemate or roommate	6	6.0
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	2	2.0
9) Grandchild	12	12.0
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	3	3.0
12) Boarder or roomer	1	1.0
13) Other relative	7	7.0
14) Other non-relative	7	7.0
Missing	1317
TOTAL	100	100.0

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167) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #7] relationship to you. (HR_7_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	1.6
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	6	9.8
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	22	36.1
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	4	6.6
5) Spouse	3	4.9
6) Unmarried partner	2	3.3
9) Grandchild	8	13.1
10) Father-in-law or mother-in-law	1	1.6
12) Boarder or roomer	2	3.3
13) Other relative	8	13.1
14) Other non-relative	4	6.6
Missing	1356
TOTAL	61	100.0

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168) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #8] relationship to you. (HR_7_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Self	1	3.6
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	3.6
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	10	35.7
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	3.6
5) Spouse	1	3.6
6) Unmarried partner	1	3.6
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	2	7.1
9) Grandchild	3	10.7
13) Other relative	7	25.0
14) Other non-relative	1	3.6
Missing	1389
TOTAL	28	100.0

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169) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #9] relationship to you. (HR_7_9)

	TOTAL	%
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	9.1
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	3	27.3
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	9.1
8) Son-in-law or daughter-in-law	1	9.1
9) Grandchild	2	18.2
12) Boarder or roomer	1	9.1
14) Other non-relative	2	18.2
Missing	1406
TOTAL	11	100.0

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170) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #10] relationship to you. (HR_7_10)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	3	50.0
7) Housemate or roommate	1	16.7
9) Grandchild	1	16.7
13) Other Relative	1	16.7
Missing	1411
TOTAL	6	100.0

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171) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #11] relationship to you. (HR_7_11)

	TOTAL	%
2) Parent (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	12.5
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	3	37.5
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	12.5
5) Spouse	1	12.5
7) Housemate or roommate	1	12.5
13) Other relative	1	12.5
Missing	1409
TOTAL	8	100.0

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172) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #12] relationship to you. (HR_7_12)

	TOTAL	%
3) Child (includes step, foster, adoptive)	1	33.3
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	33.3
13) Other relative	1	33.3
Missing	1414
TOTAL	3	100.0

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173) [Wave 2] Please tell [me/us] [New household member #13] relationship to you. (HR_7_13)

	TOTAL	%
4) Sibling (includes half, step, foster, adoptive)	1	50.0
13) Other relative	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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174) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #1] (HR_7A_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	22	100.0
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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175) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #2] (HR_7A_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	17	94.4
2) Stepparent	1	5.6
Missing	1399
TOTAL	18	100.0

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176) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #3] (HR_7A_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	65	91.5
2) Stepparent	4	5.6
3) Adoptive parent	1	1.4
5) Legal guardian	1	1.4
Missing	1346
TOTAL	71	100.0

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177) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #4] (HR_7A_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	70	94.6
2) Stepparent	3	4.1
5) Legal guardian	1	1.4
Missing	1343
TOTAL	74	100.0

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178) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #5] (HR_7A_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	55	98.2
2) Stepparent	1	1.8
Missing	1361
TOTAL	56	100.0

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179) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #6] (HR_7A_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	29	80.6
2) Stepparent	3	8.3
4) Foster parent	1	2.8
5) Legal guardian	1	2.8
6) Partner's child (and you are not the legal guardian)	2	5.6
Missing	1381
TOTAL	36	100.0

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180) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #7] (HR_7A_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	18	90.0
2) Stepparent	2	10.0
Missing	1397
TOTAL	20	100.0

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181) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #8] (HR_7A_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	10	100.0
Missing	1407
TOTAL	10	100.0

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182) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #9] (HR_7A_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	2	66.7
2) Stepparent	1	33.3
Missing	1414
TOTAL	3	100.0

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183) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #10] (HR_7A_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	2	100.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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184) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #11] (HR_7A_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	3	100.0
Missing	1414
TOTAL	3	100.0

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185) [Wave 2] Are you the child's biological parent, step parent, adoptive parent, foster parent or legal guardian? [New household member #12] (HR_7A_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Biological parent	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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186) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #2] join the household? (HR7Z3_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	4	4.5
2) Marriage/cohabitate	30	33.7
3) From college/university/trade school	1	1.1
5) Never left	8	9.0
6) Moved in with parent/relative	11	12.4
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	9	10.1
9) Other	26	29.2
Missing	1328
TOTAL	89	100.0

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187) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #3] join the household? (HR7Z3_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	42	27.8
2) Marriage/cohabitate	28	18.5
3) From college/university/trade school	2	1.3
4) From institution (long-term care, prison, convent)	1	0.7
5) Never left	12	7.9
6) Moved in with parent/relative	17	11.3
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	13	8.6
9) Other	36	23.8
Missing	1266
TOTAL	151	100.0

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188) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #4] join the household? (HR7Z3_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	62	37.3
2) Marriage/cohabitate	32	19.3
3) From college/university/trade school	3	1.8
5) Never left	12	7.2
6) Moved in with parent/relative	18	10.8
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	6	3.6
9) Other	33	19.9
Missing	1251
TOTAL	166	100.0

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189) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #5] join the household? (HR7Z3_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	62	41.6
2) Marriage/cohabitate	24	16.1
3) From college/university/trade school	1	0.7
5) Never left	7	4.7
6) Moved in with parent/relative	14	9.4
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	9	6.0
9) Other	32	21.5
Missing	1268
TOTAL	149	100.0

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190) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #6] join the household? (HR7Z3_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	29	29.6
2) Marriage/cohabitate	15	15.3
4) From institution (long-term care, prison, convent)	1	1.0
5) Never left	13	13.3
6) Moved in with parent/relative	8	8.2
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	8	8.2
9) Other	24	24.5
Missing	1319
TOTAL	98	100.0

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191) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #7] join the household? (HR7Z3_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	16	27.1
2) Marriage/cohabitate	5	8.5
3) From college/university/trade school	1	1.7
5) Never left	9	15.3
6) Moved in with parent/relative	7	11.9
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	8	13.6
9) Other	13	22.0
Missing	1358
TOTAL	59	100.0

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192) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #8] join the household? (HR7Z3_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	8	29.6
2) Marriage/cohabitate	4	14.8
6) Moved in with parent/relative	3	11.1
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	4	14.8
9) Other	8	29.6
Missing	1390
TOTAL	27	100.0

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193) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #9] join the household? (HR7Z3_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	1	10.0
2) Marriage/cohabitate	2	20.0
6) Moved in with parent/relative	5	50.0
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	1	10.0
9) Other	1	10.0
Missing	1407
TOTAL	10	100.0

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194) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #10] join the household? (HR7Z3_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	3	50.0
6) Moved in with parent/relative	2	33.3
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	1	16.7
Missing	1411
TOTAL	6	100.0

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195) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #11] join the household? (HR7Z3_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	3	37.5
2) Marriage/cohabitate	1	12.5
5) Never left	1	12.5
6) Moved in with parent/relative	1	12.5
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	2	25.0
Missing	1409
TOTAL	8	100.0

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196) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #12] join the household? (HR7Z3_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) New child since 2006	1	33.3
5) Never left	1	33.3
7) Shared accommodation/roommate	1	33.3
Missing	1414
TOTAL	3	100.0

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197) [Wave 2] Why did [New household member #13] join the household? (HR7Z3_13)

	TOTAL	%
5) Never left	1	50.0
9) Other	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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198) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #1] (HR7Z4M1)

	TOTAL	%
2) February	1	25.0
5) May	1	25.0
8) August	1	25.0
11) November	1	25.0
Missing	1413
TOTAL	4	100.0

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199) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #2] (HR7Z4M2)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	3	8.8
2) February	2	5.9
3) March	3	8.8
4) April	1	2.9
5) May	2	5.9
6) June	5	14.7
7) July	6	17.6
8) August	4	11.8
9) September	2	5.9
10) October	3	8.8
11) November	2	5.9
12) December	1	2.9
Missing	1383
TOTAL	34	100.0

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200) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #3] (HR7Z4M3)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	1	3.4
2) February	3	10.3
3) March	2	6.9
4) April	3	10.3
5) May	2	6.9
6) June	3	10.3
7) July	4	13.8
8) August	3	10.3
9) September	4	13.8
10) October	2	6.9
11) November	2	6.9
Missing	1388
TOTAL	29	100.0

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201) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #4] (HR7Z4M4)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	4	12.1
2) February	2	6.1
3) March	2	6.1
4) April	1	3.0
5) May	5	15.2
6) June	1	3.0
7) July	5	15.2
8) August	2	6.1
9) September	3	9.1
10) October	5	15.2
11) November	3	9.1
Missing	1384
TOTAL	33	100.0

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202) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #5] (HR7Z4M5)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	2	8.3
2) February	2	8.3
3) March	1	4.2
5) May	4	16.7
6) June	3	12.5
7) July	3	12.5
8) August	2	8.3
9) September	1	4.2
10) October	3	12.5
11) November	1	4.2
12) December	2	8.3
Missing	1393
TOTAL	24	100.0

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203) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #6] (HR7Z4M6)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	3	30.0
2) February	2	20.0
3) March	1	10.0
6) June	1	10.0
7) July	1	10.0
11) November	1	10.0
12) December	1	10.0
Missing	1407
TOTAL	10	100.0

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204) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #7] (HR7Z4M7)

	TOTAL	%
9) September	1	25.0
10) October	2	50.0
11) November	1	25.0
Missing	1413
TOTAL	4	100.0

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205) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #8] (HR7Z4M8)

	TOTAL	%
1) January	1	50.0
5) May	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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206) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Month. [New household member #11] (HR7Z4M11)

	TOTAL	%
11) November	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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207) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #1] (HR7Z4Y1)

	TOTAL	%
2007)	1	25.0
2008)	2	50.0
2011)	1	25.0
Missing	1413
TOTAL	4	100.0

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208) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #2] (HR7Z4Y2)

	TOTAL	%
2006)	5	15.2
2007)	6	18.2
2008)	6	18.2
2009)	3	9.1
2010)	8	24.2
2011)	4	12.1
2012)	1	3.0
Missing	1384
TOTAL	33	100.0

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209) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #3] (HR7Z4Y3)

	TOTAL	%
2006)	3	10.0
2007)	6	20.0
2008)	4	13.3
2009)	4	13.3
2010)	8	26.7
2011)	4	13.3
2012)	1	3.3
Missing	1387
TOTAL	30	100.0

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210) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #4] (HR7Z4Y4)

	TOTAL	%
2006)	6	18.2
2007)	3	9.1
2008)	4	12.1
2009)	3	9.1
2010)	4	12.1
2011)	8	24.2
2012)	5	15.2
Missing	1384
TOTAL	33	100.0

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211) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #5] (HR7Z4Y5)

	TOTAL	%
2006)	3	12.5
2007)	2	8.3
2008)	3	12.5
2009)	4	16.7
2010)	2	8.3
2011)	6	25.0
2012)	4	16.7
Missing	1393
TOTAL	24	100.0

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212) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #6] (HR7Z4Y6)

	TOTAL	%
2007)	1	11.1
2009)	1	11.1
2010)	3	33.3
2011)	2	22.2
2012)	2	22.2
Missing	1408
TOTAL	9	100.0

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213) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #7] (HR7Z4Y7)

	TOTAL	%
2007)	2	50.0
2009)	1	25.0
2011)	1	25.0
Missing	1413
TOTAL	4	100.0

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214) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #8] (HR7Z4Y8)

	TOTAL	%
2010)	1	50.0
2012)	1	50.0
Missing	1415
TOTAL	2	100.0

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215) [Wave 2] When did [spouse/partner join the household]? Year. [New household member #11] (HR7Z4Y11)

	TOTAL	%
2010)	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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216) [Wave 2] Are you married or living with a partner, divorced, separated, had an annulled marriage, or widowed, or have you never been married? (LV_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	666	47.0
2) Living with unmarried partner	104	7.3
3) Widowed	83	5.9
4) Divorced	168	11.9
5) Annulled marriage	2	0.1
6) Separated	43	3.0
7) Never married	350	24.7
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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217) [Wave 2] Have you ever been divorced or had an annulment? (LV_1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	4.5
2) No	21	95.5
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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218) [Wave 2] What is the total number of living children you have, if any, regardless of where they live? Include adopted and stepchildren. (LV_3)

	TOTAL	%
0)	389	27.5
1)	229	16.2
2)	339	23.9
3)	225	15.9
4)	117	8.3
5)	55	3.9
6)	33	2.3
7)	13	0.9
8)	7	0.5
9)	4	0.3
10)	3	0.2
12)	1	0.1
13)	1	0.1
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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219) [Wave 2] When we interviewed you in 2006, you were living at [2006 address]. Is this where you live today? (HC_0)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	876	66.6
2) No	440	33.4
Missing	101
TOTAL	1316	100.0

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220) [Wave 2] Since the 2006 interview, how many times have you moved, if any? (HC_0A)

	TOTAL	%
0)	788	59.9
1)	269	20.5
2)	118	9.0
3)	74	5.6
4)	38	2.9
5)	13	1.0
6)	10	0.8
7)	3	0.2
8)	1	0.1
9)	1	0.1
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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221) [Wave 2] In what year did you personally move to this residence? (HC_3)

	TOTAL	%
1989)	5	0.8
1990)	7	1.2
1991)	4	0.7
1992)	2	0.3
1994)	1	0.2
1995)	1	0.2
1996)	1	0.2
1997)	1	0.2
1998)	2	0.3
1999)	3	0.5
2000)	3	0.5
2001)	1	0.2
2002)	1	0.2
2003)	1	0.2
2004)	3	0.5
2005)	8	1.3
2006)	35	5.9
2007)	59	9.9
2008)	49	8.2
2009)	75	12.6
2010)	128	21.5
2011)	137	23.0
2012)	69	11.6
Missing	821
TOTAL	596	100.0

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222) [Wave 2] Do you rent, own, or are you currently living here rent-free? (HC_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Rent	302	55.9
2) Own	151	28.0
3) Live for free	87	16.1
Missing	877
TOTAL	540	100.0

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223) [Wave 2] Do you connect to the Internet from a laptop or desktop computer in your home? (HC_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1134	80.0
2) No	283	20.0
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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224) [Wave 2] On average, how often have you felt unsafe, if ever, in your current neighborhood? (HC_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	893	63.1
2) Once or twice	392	27.7
3) Once a month	60	4.2
4) Once a week	43	3.0
5) At least once a day	28	2.0
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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225) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Working full-time (WJ_1_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	760	53.6
1) Yes	657	46.4
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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226) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Working part-time (WJ_1_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1219	86.0
1) Yes	198	14.0
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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227) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Retired (WJ_1_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1183	83.5
1) Yes	234	16.5
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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228) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Homemaker (WJ_1_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1308	92.3
1) Yes	109	7.7
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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229) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed, or something else? In school (WJ_1_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1328	93.7
1) Yes	89	6.3
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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230) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Unemployed (WJ_1_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1263	89.1
1) Yes	154	10.9
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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231) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Other (WJ_1_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1256	88.6
1) Yes	161	11.4
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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232) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Refused (vol.) (WJ_1_R)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	246	100.0
Missing	1171
TOTAL	246	100.0

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233) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Don't know (vol.) (WJ_1_DK)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	246	100.0
Missing	1171
TOTAL	246	100.0

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234) [Wave 2] Are you working full-time, part-time, retired, a homemaker, in school, unemployed or something else? Skipped (vol.) (WJ_1_S)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	100.0
Missing	1416
TOTAL	1	100.0

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235) [Wave 2] Do you do any work for pay? (WJ_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	71	12.6
2) No	494	87.4
Missing	852
TOTAL	565	100.0

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236) [Wave 2] In general, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your job? (WJ_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	358	38.9
2) Somewhat satisfied	356	38.7
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	73	7.9
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	95	10.3
5) Very dissatisfied	39	4.2
Missing	496
TOTAL	921	100.0

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237) [Wave 2] I like doing things just for the thrill of it (SE_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	190	13.5
2) Somewhat agree	543	38.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	309	21.9
4) Somewhat disagree	185	13.1
5) Strongly disagree	184	13.0
Missing	6
TOTAL	1411	100.0

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238) [Wave 2] I sometimes like to do things that are a little frightening (SE_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	73	5.2
2) Somewhat agree	327	23.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	206	14.6
4) Somewhat disagree	324	22.9
5) Strongly disagree	485	34.3
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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239) [Wave 2] I enjoy getting into new situations where you can't predict how things will turn out (SE_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	107	7.6
2) Somewhat agree	352	24.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	229	16.2
4) Somewhat disagree	360	25.4
5) Strongly disagree	367	25.9
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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240) [Wave 2] It is sometimes okay to break moral rules if it works to your advantage and you can get away with it (SE_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	25	1.8
2) Somewhat agree	90	6.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	110	7.8
4) Somewhat disagree	233	16.5
5) Strongly disagree	958	67.7
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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241) [Wave 2] I believe there is some real purpose for my life (SE_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	954	67.6
2) Somewhat agree	278	19.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	115	8.2
4) Somewhat disagree	46	3.3
5) Strongly disagree	18	1.3
Missing	6
TOTAL	1411	100.0

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242) [Wave 2] I feel good about my future (SE_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	695	49.2
2) Somewhat agree	449	31.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	146	10.3
4) Somewhat disagree	89	6.3
5) Strongly disagree	33	2.3
Missing	5
TOTAL	1412	100.0

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243) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: White/Caucasian/Anglo (RE_1A_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	662	46.8
1) Yes	753	53.2
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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244) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: Black/African American (RE_1A_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1131	79.9
1) Yes	284	20.1
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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245) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: Hispanic/Latino(a) (RE_1A_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1202	84.9
1) Yes	213	15.1
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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246) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: Asian/Asian American (RE_1A_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1313	92.8
1) Yes	102	7.2
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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247) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: Pacific Islander (RE_1A_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1407	99.4
1) Yes	8	0.6
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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248) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: American Indian/Native American (RE_1A_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1409	99.6
1) Yes	6	0.4
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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249) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: Mixed race (RE_1A_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1373	97.0
1) Yes	42	3.0
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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250) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group do you consider yourself? (That is, are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian or of mixed race?) Answer: Other (RE_1A_9)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1396	98.7
1) Yes	19	1.3
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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251) [Wave 2] For which racial or ethnic group, do you most closely identify? (RE_2W)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	43	46.2
2) Black/African American	25	26.9
3) Hispanic/Latino(a)	15	16.1
4) Asian/Asian American	8	8.6
5) Pacific Islander	2	2.2
Missing	1324
TOTAL	93	100.0

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252) [Wave 2] Which term do you prefer most? Asian, Asian American, Oriental or something else? (RE_2C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Asian	3	30.0
2) Asian American	6	60.0
5) No preference (doesn't matter)	1	10.0
Missing	1407
TOTAL	10	100.0

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253) [Wave 2] Are you . . . Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Asian Indian, Korean, Vietnamese or something else? (RE_2A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Chinese	2	20.0
2) Filipino	5	50.0
6) Vietnamese	2	20.0
7) Or something else?	1	10.0
Missing	1407
TOTAL	10	100.0

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254) [Wave 2] Which term do you prefer most? White, Caucasian, Anglo, European-American or something else? (RE_2G)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	22	51.2
2) Caucasian	5	11.6
4) European-American	1	2.3
6) No preference (doesn't matter)	15	34.9
Missing	1374
TOTAL	43	100.0

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255) [Wave 2] Are you . . . of European descent, Middle Eastern, of Hispanic descent or something else? [Whites only] (RE_2E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Of European descent	33	78.6
2) Middle Eastern	1	2.4
4) Or something else?	8	19.0
Missing	1375
TOTAL	42	100.0

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256) [Wave 2] Which term do you prefer most? Hispanic, Latino, Chicano, Latin American or something else? (Hispanics only) (RE_2K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Hispanic	4	26.7
2) Latino	4	26.7
3) Chicano	1	6.7
4) Latin American	3	20.0
5) Or something else?	1	6.7
6) No preference (doesn't matter)	2	13.3
Missing	1402
TOTAL	15	100.0

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257) [Wave 2] Are you...Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Colombian, Central American or something else? (RE_2I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mexican	11	73.3
7) Or something else?	4	26.7
Missing	1402
TOTAL	15	100.0

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258) [Wave 2] Which term do you prefer most? Black, African American, Negro, Afro-American or something else? (RE_2O)

	TOTAL	%
1) Black	8	32.0
2) African American	13	52.0
5) Or something else?	3	12.0
6) No preference (doesn't matter)	1	4.0
Missing	1392
TOTAL	25	100.0

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259) [Wave 2] Are you . . . African American, African, Caribbean, South American, European, Canadian or something else? [Blacks only] (RE_2M)

	TOTAL	%
1) African American	18	72.0
2) African	2	8.0
3) Caribbean	1	4.0
5) European	1	4.0
7) Or something else?	3	12.0
Missing	1392
TOTAL	25	100.0

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260) [Wave 2] Do you consider yourself white, black, Asian, American Indian or something else? (Hispanics only) (RE_3A)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	7	46.7
4) American Indian	1	6.7
5) Something else?	7	46.7
Missing	1402
TOTAL	15	100.0

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261) [Wave 2] This question is about how often you attend worship services, not including weddings or funerals. Would that be never, once or twice a year, several times a year, once a month, two or three times a month, once a week, twice a week or three times a week or more? (CI_0)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	379	26.8
2) Once or twice a year	253	17.9
3) Several times a year	177	12.5
4) Once a month	61	4.3
5) Two or three times a month	128	9.0
6) Once a week	252	17.8
7) Twice a week	93	6.6
8) Three times a week or more	73	5.2
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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262) [Wave 2] In the past six years, since 2006, was there a time when you attended worship services at least once a month for about a year or more? (CI_0Z1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	122	19.4
2) No	508	80.6
Missing	787
TOTAL	630	100.0

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263) [Wave 2] How often does your [FILL: spouse/partner] attend worship services, not including weddings or funerals? Would that be never, once or twice a year, several times a year, once a month, two or three times a month, once a week, twice a week or three times a week or more? (CI_0Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	218	28.4
2) Once or twice a year	132	17.2
3) Several times a year	94	12.2
4) Once a month	26	3.4
5) Two or three times a month	65	8.5
6) Once a week	145	18.9
7) Twice a week	52	6.8
8) Three times a week or more	36	4.7
Missing	649
TOTAL	768	100.0

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264) [Wave 2] Do you and your [FILL: spouse/partner] usually attend the same place of worship? (CI_0Z6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	482	92.9
2) No	37	7.1
Missing	898
TOTAL	519	100.0

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265) [Wave 2] In 2006, you considered yourself [FILL: religion]. Do you currently consider yourself that? (CI_0Z7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1014	82.4
2) No	150	12.2
3) Other (sometimes, maybe, not sure, etc.)	67	5.4
Missing	186
TOTAL	1231	100.0

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266) [Wave 2] Which of the following do you consider yourself? Are you Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Latter-day Saint or Mormon, Buddhist, Hindu, agnostic, atheist, spiritual, don't give religious things much thought or something else? (CI_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	717	50.6
2) Muslim	6	0.4
3) Jewish	26	1.8
4) Roman Catholic	298	21.0
5) Latter-day Saint or Mormon	6	0.4
6) Buddhist	21	1.5
7) Hindu	16	1.1
8) Agnostic (You are not sure if there is a God.)	56	4.0
9) Atheist (You believe there is no God.)	38	2.7
10) Spiritual, but not committed to a particular faith	167	11.8
11) Don't give religious things much thought	24	1.7
12) Other	41	2.9
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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267) [Wave 2] Is there some other religion [CATI: that I haven't / WEB: not already] mentioned that describes you, or are there religious practices, such as worship of ancestors that you engage in? (CI_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	6.0
2) No	157	94.0
Missing	1250
TOTAL	167	100.0

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268) [Wave 2] Are you Catholic? (CI_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	41	5.7
2) No	676	94.3
Missing	700
TOTAL	717	100.0

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269) [Wave 2] As an adult, but BEFORE 2006, did you ever consider yourself as something other than [FILL religious identity]? (CIP_0)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	254	20.8
2) No	965	79.2
Missing	198
TOTAL	1219	100.0

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270) [Wave 2] As an adult, but BEFORE 2006, which of the following did you consider yourself? Were you Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Latter-day Saint or Mormon, Buddhist, Hindu, agnostic, atheist, spiritual, didn't give religious things much thought or something else? (CIP_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	177	50.6
2) Muslim	1	0.3
3) Jewish	5	1.4
4) Roman Catholic	49	14.0
5) Latter-day Saint Or Mormon	4	1.1
6) Buddhist	3	0.9
7) Hindu	1	0.3
8) Agnostic (You are not sure if there is a God.)	17	4.9
9) Atheist (You believe there is no God.)	6	1.7
10) Spiritual, but not committed to a particular faith	40	11.4
11) Didn't give religious things much thought	28	8.0
12) Other	19	5.4
Missing	1067
TOTAL	350	100.0

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271) [Wave 2] Was there some other religion that I haven't mentioned that described you, or were there religious practices, such as worship of ancestors, that you engaged in? (CIP_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	4	10.0
2) No	36	90.0
Missing	1377
TOTAL	40	100.0

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272) [Wave 2] Were you Catholic? (CIP_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	14	7.9
2) No	163	92.1
Missing	1240
TOTAL	177	100.0

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273) [Wave 2] In which religion were you raised, if any? Were you Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Latter-day Saint or Mormon, Buddhist, Hindu, agnostic, atheists, didn't give religious things much thought or something else? (CIF_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	714	50.4
2) Muslim	8	0.6
3) Jewish	29	2.0
4) Roman Catholic	425	30.0
5) Latter-day Saint or Mormon	14	1.0
6) Buddhist	21	1.5
7) Hindu	16	1.1
8) Agnostic (You are not sure if there is a God.)	14	1.0
9) Atheist (You believe there is no God.)	8	0.6
10) Spiritual, but not committed to a particular faith	34	2.4
11) Didn't give religious things much thought	57	4.0
12) Other	76	5.4
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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274) [Wave 2] Was there some other religion that I haven't mentioned that described you, or were there some other religious practices, such as worship of ancestors, that you engaged in? (CIF_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	5	14.7
2) No	29	85.3
Missing	1383
TOTAL	34	100.0

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275) [Wave 2] Were you [raised] Catholic? (CIF_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	49	6.9
2) No	663	93.1
Missing	705
TOTAL	712	100.0

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276) [Wave 2] By your best estimate, how often did you attend worship services, not including weddings and funerals, when you were growing up? Would that be never, once or twice a year, several times a year, once a month, two or three times a month, once a week, twice a week or three times a week or more? (CIF_24)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	98	6.9
2) Once or twice a year	134	9.5
3) Several times a year	143	10.1
4) Once a month	49	3.5
5) Two or three times a month	177	12.5
6) Once a week	557	39.4
7) Twice a week	148	10.5
8) Three times a week or more	106	7.5
Missing	5
TOTAL	1412	100.0

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277) [Wave 2] According to our previous questions, you consider yourself [religion]. Is your [spouse/partner] also [religion]? (CIF_30)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	425	72.9
2) No	158	27.1
Missing	834
TOTAL	583	100.0

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278) [Wave 2] Which of the following does your [spouse/partner] consider [himself/herself]? Is it Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Latter-day Saint or Mormon, Buddhist, Hindu, agnostic, atheist, spiritual, doesn't give religious things much thought or something else? (CIF_31)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	166	48.5
2) Muslim	1	0.3
3) Jewish	8	2.3
4) Roman Catholic	53	15.5
6) Buddhist	5	1.5
7) Hindu	2	0.6
8) Agnostic (You are not sure if there is a God.)	14	4.1
9) Atheist (You believe there is no God.)	12	3.5
10) Spiritual, but not committed to a particular faith	25	7.3
11) Doesn't give religious things much thought	40	11.7
12) Other	16	4.7
Missing	1075
TOTAL	342	100.0

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279) [Wave 2] Is there some other religion that I haven't mentioned that describes [spouse/partner], or are there religious practices, such as worship of ancestors, that [spouse/partner] is engaged in? (CIF_32)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1	3.8
2) No	25	96.2
Missing	1391
TOTAL	26	100.0

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280) [Wave 2] Is [spouse/partner] Catholic? (CIF_34)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	18	10.8
2) No	148	89.2
Missing	1251
TOTAL	166	100.0

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281) [Wave 2] Are you currently involved in, affiliated with, or a member of a religious congregation or other place of worship? By congregation, [I/we] mean a church, temple, synagogue, mosque or other place of worship (CA_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	604	42.7
2) No	811	57.3
Missing	2
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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282) [Wave 2] In the last six years, have you been involved in, affiliated with, or a member of a religious congregation or other place of worship? (CA_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	106	13.1
2) No	705	86.9
Missing	606
TOTAL	811	100.0

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283) [Wave 2] Are you involved in, attending, or a member of one congregation or two or more congregations? (CA_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) One only	723	88.8
2) Two or more	91	11.2
Missing	603
TOTAL	814	100.0

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284) [Wave 2] How often do you attend worship services at other congregations? Would that be never, once or twice a year, several times a year, once a month, two or three times a month, once a week, twice a week or three times a week or more? (CA_3Z4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	3	3.3
2) Once or twice a year	22	24.4
3) Several times a year	28	31.1
4) Once a month	16	17.8
5) Two or three times a month	12	13.3
6) Once a week	9	10.0
Missing	1327
TOTAL	90	100.0

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285) [Wave 2] When we interviewed you in 2006, you (FILL: were attending/had attended) worship services at[FILL CA_4/2006]. Is this the same place where you [FILL: attend most often now/attended most often in the last six years]? (CA_3Z6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	366	62.5
2) No	220	37.5
Missing	831
TOTAL	586	100.0

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286) [Wave 2] Are you an official member of this religious congregation? (CA_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	219	40.8
2) No	248	46.2
3) Congregation does not have formal membership	49	9.1
4) Was in the past, but not now	21	3.9
Missing	880
TOTAL	537	100.0

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287) [Wave 2] Which was most important in your switching congregations? Were you dissatisfied with your former congregation or were you attracted to your new congregation? (CA_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Dissatisfied with former congregation	32	14.7
2) Attracted to new congregation	31	14.2
3) Both mattered the same	32	14.7
4) Neither, neutral	123	56.4
Missing	1199
TOTAL	218	100.0

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288) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Was the clergy an important factor? (CA_9Z1B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	24	77.4
2) No	7	22.6
Missing	1386
TOTAL	31	100.0

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289) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Was it location or inconvenience issues? (CA_9Z1C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	6	18.8
2) No	26	81.3
Missing	1385
TOTAL	32	100.0

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290) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Was it theology or religious beliefs? (CA_9Z1D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	15	48.4
2) No	16	51.6
Missing	1386
TOTAL	31	100.0

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291) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Were political or social views important to your dissatisfaction? (CA_9Z1E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	17	53.1
2) No	15	46.9
Missing	1385
TOTAL	32	100.0

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292) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Was it the liturgy, style of worship, or music? (CA_9Z1F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	13	41.9
2) No	18	58.1
Missing	1386
TOTAL	31	100.0

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293) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Was it unpleasant relationships (for example, change in family ties, falling out with someone, feeling rejected or ignored)? (CA_9Z1G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	16	50.0
2) No	16	50.0
Missing	1385
TOTAL	32	100.0

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294) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Was there a lack of programs and activities at your former place? (CA_9Z1H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	8	25.0
2) No	24	75.0
Missing	1385
TOTAL	32	100.0

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295) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your dissatisfaction with your former congregation. Was the congregation's outlook for the future a factor? (CA_9Z1I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	18	56.3
2) No	14	43.8
Missing	1385
TOTAL	32	100.0

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296) [Wave 2] Which of these factors -- [INSERT A LIST OF CA_9z1 FACTORS] -- was the most important reason in why you no longer attend your former place of worship? (CA_9Z1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clergy	8	25.8
3) Religious beliefs	7	22.6
4) Political or social views	3	9.7
5) Liturgy, style of worship, or music	2	6.5
6) Unpleasant relationships	4	12.9
7) Lack of programs and activities	3	9.7
8) Future outlook	4	12.9
Missing	1386
TOTAL	31	100.0

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297) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was the clergy at your new place an important factor? (CA_10B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	46	74.2
2) No	16	25.8
Missing	1355
TOTAL	62	100.0

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298) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was it location or convenience issues? (CA_10C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	33	52.4
2) No	30	47.6
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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299) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was it theology or religious beliefs? (CA_10D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	39	62.9
2) No	23	37.1
Missing	1355
TOTAL	62	100.0

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300) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Were political or social views important? (CA_10E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	23	36.5
2) No	40	63.5
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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301) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was it the liturgy, style of worship, or music? (CA_10F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	44	69.8
2) No	19	30.2
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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302) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was it personal relationships, such as marriage, family or friends? (CA_10G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	29	46.0
2) No	34	54.0
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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303) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was the availability of programs and activities a factor? (CA_10H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	29	46.0
2) No	34	54.0
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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304) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was the new congregation's outlook for the future a factor? (CA_10I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	36	57.1
2) No	27	42.9
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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305) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your attraction to your new place of worship. Was this a return to your childhood religion and was this an important factor? (CA_10J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	11	17.5
2) No	52	82.5
Missing	1354
TOTAL	63	100.0

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306) [Wave 2] Which of these factors -- [INSERT LIST OF CA_10 FACTORS] -- was the most important reason in why you are now attending the new place of worship? (CA_10A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clergy	12	20.0
2) Location or convenience	9	15.0
3) Religious beliefs	14	23.3
4) Political or social views	1	1.7
5) Liturgy, style of worship or music	12	20.0
6) Personal relationships	5	8.3
7) Available programs and activities	5	8.3
8) Future outlook	1	1.7
9) Childhood religion	1	1.7
Missing	1357
TOTAL	60	100.0

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307) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your switching congregation. Was it that you moved? (CA_10Z1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	71	57.7
2) No	52	42.3
Missing	1294
TOTAL	123	100.0

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308) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your switching congregation. Was it that your congregation moved? (CA_10Z1B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	13	10.7
2) No	109	89.3
Missing	1295
TOTAL	122	100.0

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309) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your switching congregation. Was it that your congregation closed? (CA_10Z1C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	8.2
2) No	112	91.8
Missing	1295
TOTAL	122	100.0

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310) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your switching congregation. Was it that you switched because family members wanted to change? (CA_10Z1D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	11	8.9
2) No	112	91.1
Missing	1294
TOTAL	123	100.0

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311) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important to your switching congregation. Was it something else? (CA_10Z1E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	56	45.5
2) No	67	54.5
Missing	1294
TOTAL	123	100.0

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312) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was the clergy an important factor? (CA_11AB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	22	48.9
2) No	23	51.1
Missing	1372
TOTAL	45	100.0

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313) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was it location or convenience issues? (CA_11AC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	17	38.6
2) No	27	61.4
Missing	1373
TOTAL	44	100.0

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314) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was it theology or religious beliefs? (CA_11AD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	25	56.8
2) No	19	43.2
Missing	1373
TOTAL	44	100.0

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315) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Were political or social views important? (CA_11AE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	13	29.5
2) No	31	70.5
Missing	1373
TOTAL	44	100.0

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316) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was it the liturgy, style of worship, or music? (CA_11AF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	25	55.6
2) No	20	44.4
Missing	1372
TOTAL	45	100.0

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317) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was it personal relationships, such as marriage, family or friends? (CA_11AG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	42.2
2) No	26	57.8
Missing	1372
TOTAL	45	100.0

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318) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was the availability of programs and activities a factor? (CA_11AH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	22	50.0
2) No	22	50.0
Missing	1373
TOTAL	44	100.0

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319) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was the congregation's outlook for the future a factor? (CA_11AI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	21	47.7
2) No	23	52.3
Missing	1373
TOTAL	44	100.0

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320) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors [are/were] important in your [attending/having attended] [FILL CA_4/2011] after rarely attending a place of worship in 2006. Was this a return to your childhood religion and was this an important factor? (CA_11AJ)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	20	45.5
2) No	24	54.5
Missing	1373
TOTAL	44	100.0

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321) [Wave 2] Which of these factors -- [INSERT A LIST OF CA_11a FACTORS] -- was the most important reason in why you are now attending a place of worship? (CA_11A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clergy	5	11.9
2) Location or convenience	6	14.3
3) Religious beliefs	10	23.8
5) Liturgy, style of worship or music	6	14.3
6) Personal relationships	7	16.7
8) Future outlook	3	7.1
9) Childhood religion	5	11.9
Missing	1375
TOTAL	42	100.0

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322) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Was the clergy an important factor? (CA_11Z1B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	22	43.1
2) No	29	56.9
Missing	1366
TOTAL	51	100.0

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323) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Was it location or inconvenience issues? (CA_11Z1C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	12	23.1
2) No	40	76.9
Missing	1365
TOTAL	52	100.0

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324) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Was it theology or religious beliefs? (CA_11Z1D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	15	28.8
2) No	37	71.2
Missing	1365
TOTAL	52	100.0

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325) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Were political or social views important? (CA_11Z1E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	20	38.5
2) No	32	61.5
Missing	1365
TOTAL	52	100.0

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326) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Was it the liturgy, style of worship, or music? (CA_11Z1F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	19.2
2) No	42	80.8
Missing	1365
TOTAL	52	100.0

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327) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Was it personal relationships, such as marriage, family or friends? (CA_11Z1G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	16	30.8
2) No	36	69.2
Missing	1365
TOTAL	52	100.0

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328) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Was the lack of programs and activities a factor? (CA_11Z1H)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	4	7.7
2) No	48	92.3
Missing	1365
TOTAL	52	100.0

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329) [Wave 2] We are interested in learning about which factors were important in your not attending worship services frequently after attending [FILL CA_4/2006] in 2006. Was the congregation's outlook for the future a factor? (CA_11Z1I)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	10	19.2
2) No	42	80.8
Missing	1365
TOTAL	52	100.0

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330) [Wave 2] Which of these factors -- [INSERT A LIST OF CA_11z1 FACTORS] -- was the most important reason in why you are not attending your last place of worship? (CA_11Z1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clergy	11	26.8
2) Location or convenience	6	14.6
3) Religious beliefs	6	14.6
4) Political or social views	7	17.1
5) Liturgy, style of worship, or music	1	2.4
6) Personal relationships	7	17.1
7) Lack of programs and activities	1	2.4
8) Future outlook	2	4.9
Missing	1376
TOTAL	41	100.0

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331) [Wave 2] Please tell me how much you agree or disagree with the following statements about your current primary congregation. Do you strongly agree, somewhat agree, neither agree nor disagree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree with: My congregation [feels/felt] like family to me (CA_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	403	42.6
2) Somewhat agree	262	27.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	167	17.7
4) Somewhat disagree	58	6.1
5) Strongly disagree	55	5.8
Missing	472
TOTAL	945	100.0

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332) [Wave 2] My congregation [meets/met] my spiritual needs (CA_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	499	52.9
2) Somewhat agree	267	28.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	108	11.5
4) Somewhat disagree	33	3.5
5) Strongly disagree	36	3.8
Missing	474
TOTAL	943	100.0

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333) [Wave 2] I [feel/felt] like an outsider in my congregation (CA_14)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	33	3.5
2) Somewhat agree	92	9.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	148	15.7
4) Somewhat disagree	124	13.2
5) Strongly disagree	544	57.8
Missing	476
TOTAL	941	100.0

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334) [Wave 2] How satisfied or dissatisfied [are/were] you with the following activities at your congregation? Sermons, preaching, or homilies? (CA_15)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	519	55.0
2) Somewhat satisfied	263	27.9
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	83	8.8
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	41	4.3
5) Very dissatisfied	18	1.9
6) Not applicable	20	2.1
Missing	473
TOTAL	944	100.0

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335) [Wave 2] How satisfied or dissatisfied [are/were] you with the following activities at your congregation? The music at worship services? (CA_16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	532	56.4
2) Somewhat satisfied	234	24.8
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	72	7.6
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	50	5.3
5) Very dissatisfied	22	2.3
6) Not applicable	34	3.6
Missing	473
TOTAL	944	100.0

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336) [Wave 2] How satisfied or dissatisfied [are/were] you with the following activities at your congregation? Religious education classes for adults, such as Sunday, church, or Sabbath school, Bible class, Quran class, etc.? (CA_18)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	420	44.5
2) Somewhat satisfied	214	22.7
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	141	14.9
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	27	2.9
5) Very dissatisfied	16	1.7
6) Not applicable	126	13.3
Missing	473
TOTAL	944	100.0

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337) [Wave 2] How satisfied or dissatisfied [are/were] you with the following activities at your congregation? The children's programs or youth groups? (CA_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	407	43.3
2) Somewhat satisfied	181	19.3
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	106	11.3
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	39	4.2
5) Very dissatisfied	18	1.9
6) Not applicable	188	20.0
Missing	478
TOTAL	939	100.0

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338) [Wave 2] How satisfied or dissatisfied [are/were] you with the following activities at your congregation? How money is handled or spent? (CA_20)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	403	43.0
2) Somewhat satisfied	189	20.2
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	198	21.1
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	44	4.7
5) Very dissatisfied	22	2.3
6) Not applicable	81	8.6
Missing	480
TOTAL	937	100.0

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339) [Wave 2] How satisfied or dissatisfied [are/were] you with the following activities at your congregation? How major decisions are made? (CA_21)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very satisfied	366	39.0
2) Somewhat satisfied	208	22.2
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	200	21.3
4) Somewhat dissatisfied	50	5.3
5) Very dissatisfied	24	2.6
6) Not applicable	90	9.6
Missing	479
TOTAL	938	100.0

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340) [Wave 2] How close do/did you feel to the primary religious leader at your congregation? (CA_22)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	105	11.1
2) Very close	176	18.7
3) Quite close	160	17.0
4) A little close	266	28.2
5) Not at all close	235	24.9
Missing	475
TOTAL	942	100.0

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341) [Wave 2] How much respect do/did you have for the head religious leader? (CA_23)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal	582	61.8
2) A good bit	244	25.9
3) A little	87	9.2
4) None at all	28	3.0
Missing	476
TOTAL	941	100.0

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342) [Wave 2] How often do/did you talk with the religious leader at your congregation, not including just saying ‘hello' after worship services? (CA_24)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	80	8.5
2) Once a week	116	12.3
3) A few times a month	135	14.3
4) About once a month	124	13.1
5) Less than monthly	199	21.1
6) Never	289	30.6
Missing	474
TOTAL	943	100.0

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343) [Wave 2] In the past three years, not including attending worship services, how often have you participated in activities, groups, or organizations of this congregations? Such as social gatherings, choir, small groups or prayer meetings, outreach or social service groups, etc.? (CA_33)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	281	29.8
2) Less than monthly	251	26.6
3) About once a month	136	14.4
4) A few times a month	125	13.3
5) Once a week	80	8.5
6) More than once a week	69	7.3
Missing	475
TOTAL	942	100.0

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344) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have you held a leadership position in your congregation, such as teacher, elder, deacon, small group or youth group leader, worship leader, or choir director? (CA_28)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	216	22.9
2) No	728	77.1
Missing	473
TOTAL	944	100.0

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345) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have you served on committees or boards at your congregation? (CA_29)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	187	19.8
2) No	758	80.2
Missing	472
TOTAL	945	100.0

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346) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have you organized events or groups at your congregation? (CA_30)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	189	20.0
2) No	756	80.0
Missing	472
TOTAL	945	100.0

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347) [Wave 2] In a typical month, does your work at your congregation in leadership positions, organizing events, or serving on committees take up more than one hour of your time? (CA_31)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	194	65.1
2) No	104	34.9
Missing	1119
TOTAL	298	100.0

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348) [Wave 2] Have you done any other volunteer work for your congregation? (CA_32A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	150	77.7
2) No	43	22.3
Missing	1224
TOTAL	193	100.0

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349) [Wave 2] Thinking about your activities and service at your congregation over the past six years, how often have you felt burned out or overextended? Would it be not at all, sometimes, often, very often, or all the time? (CA_34)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	135	45.3
2) Sometimes	140	47.0
3) Often	12	4.0
4) Very often	11	3.7
Missing	1119
TOTAL	298	100.0

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350) [Wave 2] How often do you feel you are appreciated by the leaders or people of your congregation for the work and activities that you do at your congregation? Would it be not at all, sometimes, often, very often, or all the time? (CA_35)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all	11	3.7
2) Sometimes	82	27.5
3) Often	66	22.1
4) Very often	69	23.2
5) All the time	70	23.5
Missing	1119
TOTAL	298	100.0

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351) [Wave 2] About what proportion of this congregation [is/was] [respondent's race] – almost all, about 90 percent, about three-fourths, about half, or about a quarter or less? (CA_42)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost all	374	39.9
2) About 90 percent	238	25.4
3) About three-fourths	118	12.6
4) About half	86	9.2
5) About a quarter or less	121	12.9
Missing	480
TOTAL	937	100.0

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352) [Wave 2] Of the race groups [different from respondent's race] at this congregation, which [is/was] the largest in numbers? [Are/Were] they: white, black, Hispanic, Asian American or something else? (CA_43)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	317	34.5
2) Black	180	19.6
3) Hispanic	199	21.7
4) Asian American	63	6.9
5) Something else	160	17.4
Missing	498
TOTAL	919	100.0

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353) [Wave 2] In the worship service you [attend/attended] most often, what [is/was] the main language spoken? [Is/Was] it generally English, Spanish, or some other language? (CA_44)

	TOTAL	%
1) English	789	83.6
2) Spanish	64	6.8
3) English and Spanish equally	46	4.9
4) Some other language	45	4.8
Missing	473
TOTAL	944	100.0

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354) [Wave 2] Do you consider yourself a traditional Catholic, a progressive or liberal Catholic, a charismatic Catholic, or just Catholic? (RI_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Traditional (includes conservative or orthodox)	55	16.0
2) Progressive or liberal	59	17.2
3) Charismatic Catholic	11	3.2
4) Just Catholic	209	60.9
5) Other/something else	9	2.6
Missing	1074
TOTAL	343	100.0

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355) [Wave 2] Would you say being Catholic is very central to who you are, somewhat central, or not that central to who you are? (RI_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very central	129	37.8
2) Somewhat central	134	39.3
3) Not that central	78	22.9
Missing	1076
TOTAL	341	100.0

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356) [Wave 2] Which of these terms best describes your religious faith or spirituality? Is it Pentecostal, charismatic, fundamentalist, evangelical, mainline Protestant or liberal Protestant? (RI_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Pentecostal	72	10.8
2) Charismatic	17	2.5
3) Fundamentalist	17	2.5
4) Evangelical	64	9.6
5) Mainline Protestant	59	8.8
6) Liberal Protestant	45	6.7
7) Not familiar with these terms	74	11.1
8) Don't like labels/just a Christian	292	43.7
9) Something else	28	4.2
Missing	749
TOTAL	668	100.0

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357) [Wave 2] Would you describe yourself as a Pentecostal [religion] or not? (RI_3Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	66	7.3
2) No	844	92.7
Missing	507
TOTAL	910	100.0

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358) [Wave 2] Would you describe yourself as a charismatic [religion], or not? (RI_3Z6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	112	11.6
2) No	857	88.4
Missing	448
TOTAL	969	100.0

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359) [Wave 2] Have you had a born-again experience, that is, a turning point in your life when you committed yourself to Jesus Christ? (RI_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	94	17.1
2) No	457	82.9
Missing	866
TOTAL	551	100.0

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360) [Wave 2] In general, would you describe your views on religious or spiritual matters as conservative, moderate, or liberal? (RI_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Conservative	417	30.0
2) Moderate	540	38.9
3) Liberal	432	31.1
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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361) [Wave 2] Would you say very [religiously] conservative or somewhat conservative? (RI_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very conservative	167	40.0
2) Somewhat conservative	250	60.0
Missing	1000
TOTAL	417	100.0

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362) [Wave 2] In general, would you [religiously] lean toward conservative or toward liberal? (RI_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Conservative	302	57.0
2) Liberal	228	43.0
Missing	887
TOTAL	530	100.0

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363) [Wave 2] Would you say very [religiously] liberal or somewhat liberal? (RI_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very liberal	201	46.5
2) Somewhat liberal	231	53.5
Missing	985
TOTAL	432	100.0

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364) [Wave 2] Outside of your own religious tradition, which other religion do you have the most respect for? (RC_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Buddhism	117	8.4
2) Christianity	34	2.4
3) Hinduism	5	0.4
4) Islam	19	1.4
5) Judaism or Jewish	167	12.0
6) Mormonism (Latter-day Saints)	29	2.1
7) Do not respect these religions	99	7.1
8) Equal respect for all	813	58.4
9) Other/something else	109	7.8
Missing	25
TOTAL	1392	100.0

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365) [Wave 2] Which religion do you have the least respect for? (RC_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Buddhism	46	3.3
2) Christianity	19	1.4
3) Hinduism	14	1.0
4) Islam	209	15.2
5) Judaism or Jewish	11	0.8
6) Mormonism (Latter-day Saints)	97	7.0
7) Do not respect these religions	80	5.8
8) Equal respect for all	798	57.9
9) Other/something else	105	7.6
Missing	38
TOTAL	1379	100.0

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366) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have you seriously considered dropping out of religion altogether? (RC_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	216	15.4
2) No	1188	84.6
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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367) [Wave 2] Now think about the persons outside your home that you feel closest to. These may be friends, coworkers, neighbors, relatives or anyone else who does not live here. Not including people living in your home, about how many people, if any, would you say you feel close to? (NE_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	62	4.4
2) Two	122	8.7
3) Three	149	10.6
4) Four	121	8.6
5) Five	139	9.9
6) Six	105	7.5
7) Seven	41	2.9
8) Eight	70	5.0
9) Nine	26	1.8
10) 10 to 14	229	16.3
11) 15 to 19	60	4.3
12) 20 or more	216	15.4
13) None	66	4.7
Missing	11
TOTAL	1406	100.0

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368) [Wave 2] [We/I] want to ask a series of questions about the people you feel closest to - up to [X person/people]. So [we/I] can ask about the right people, please give me the first name or initials of the person(s) outside of your home you feel closest to. [Person #1] (NE_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1314	100.0
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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369) [Wave 2] And now the first name or initials of the next closest person/IF NE_1=1 ASK -- Is there a second person you feel close to?] Is there a second person you feel close to? And now the first name or initials of the next closest person (NE_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1247	100.0
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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370) [Wave 2] [IF NE_1=3-12 SAY -- And the third/ IF NE_1=1 or 2 ASK -- Is there a third person you feel close to?] Is there a third person you feel close to? (NE_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1121	100.0
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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371) [Wave 2] [IF NE_1=4-12 SAY -- The fourth/ IF NE_1= 1-3 ASK -- Is there a fourth person you feel close to?] Is there a fourth person you feel close to? (NE_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	954	100.0
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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372) [Wave 2] [No one close to] (NE_2B)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1320	98.7
1) Yes	17	1.3
Missing	80
TOTAL	1337	100.0

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373) [Wave 2] Which of the people you mentioned are involved in your congregation? Name 1 (NE_6_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	611	78.7
1) Yes	165	21.3
Missing	641
TOTAL	776	100.0

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374) [Wave 2] Which of the people you mentioned are involved in your congregation? Name 2 (NE_6_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	613	83.3
1) Yes	123	16.7
Missing	681
TOTAL	736	100.0

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375) [Wave 2] Which of the people you mentioned are involved in your congregation? Name 3 (NE_6_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	546	83.1
1) Yes	111	16.9
Missing	760
TOTAL	657	100.0

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376) [Wave 2] Which of the people you mentioned are involved in your congregation? Name 4 (NE_6_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	492	84.8
1) Yes	88	15.2
Missing	837
TOTAL	580	100.0

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377) [Wave 2] Which of the people you mentioned are involved in your congregation? None (NE_6_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	369	47.6
1) Yes	407	52.4
Missing	641
TOTAL	776	100.0

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378) [Wave 2] Which of the people you mentioned are involved in your congregation? All (NE_6_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	671	91.2
1) Yes	65	8.8
Missing	681
TOTAL	736	100.0

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379) [Wave 2] Which of the following people share your religious faith? Name 1 (NE_7_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	366	66.3
1) Yes	186	33.7
Missing	865
TOTAL	552	100.0

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380) [Wave 2] Which of the following people share your religious faith? Name 2 (NE_7_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	386	70.4
1) Yes	162	29.6
Missing	869
TOTAL	548	100.0

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381) [Wave 2] Which of the following people share your religious faith? Name 3 (NE_7_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	362	74.3
1) Yes	125	25.7
Missing	930
TOTAL	487	100.0

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382) [Wave 2] Which of the following people share your religious faith? Name 4 (NE_7_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	333	75.7
1) Yes	107	24.3
Missing	977
TOTAL	440	100.0

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383) [Wave 2] Which of the following people share your religious faith? None (NE_7_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	576	84.0
1) Yes	110	16.0
Missing	731
TOTAL	686	100.0

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384) [Wave 2] Which of the following people share your religious faith? All (NE_7_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	347	58.1
1) Yes	250	41.9
Missing	820
TOTAL	597	100.0

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385) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Catholic? Name 1 (NE_8_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	81	74.3
1) Yes	28	25.7
Missing	1308
TOTAL	109	100.0

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386) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Catholic? Name 2 (NE_8_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	78	75.0
1) Yes	26	25.0
Missing	1313
TOTAL	104	100.0

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387) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Catholic? Name 3 (NE_8_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	63	71.6
1) Yes	25	28.4
Missing	1329
TOTAL	88	100.0

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388) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Catholic? Name 4 (NE_8_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	66	71.0
1) Yes	27	29.0
Missing	1324
TOTAL	93	100.0

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389) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Catholic? None (NE_8_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	93	43.3
1) Yes	122	56.7
Missing	1202
TOTAL	215	100.0

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390) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Catholic? All (NE_8_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	109	94.0
1) Yes	7	6.0
Missing	1301
TOTAL	116	100.0

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391) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Christian but not Catholic? Name 1 (NE_8Z5_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	45	66.2
1) Yes	23	33.8
Missing	1349
TOTAL	68	100.0

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392) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Christian but not Catholic? Name 2 (NE_8Z5_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	51	63.0
1) Yes	30	37.0
Missing	1336
TOTAL	81	100.0

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393) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Christian but not Catholic? Name 3 (NE_8Z5_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	54	64.3
1) Yes	30	35.7
Missing	1333
TOTAL	84	100.0

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394) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Christian but not Catholic? Name 4 (NE_8Z5_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	41	55.4
1) Yes	33	44.6
Missing	1343
TOTAL	74	100.0

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395) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Christian but not Catholic? None (NE_8Z5_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	117	77.0
1) Yes	35	23.0
Missing	1265
TOTAL	152	100.0

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396) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are Christian but not Catholic? All (NE_8Z5_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	58	62.4
1) Yes	35	37.6
Missing	1324
TOTAL	93	100.0

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397) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are not religious? Name 1 (NE_9_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	51	66.2
1) Yes	26	33.8
Missing	1340
TOTAL	77	100.0

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398) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are not religious? Name 2 (NE_9_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	44	58.7
1) Yes	31	41.3
Missing	1342
TOTAL	75	100.0

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399) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are not religious? Name 3 (NE_9_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	45	65.2
1) Yes	24	34.8
Missing	1348
TOTAL	69	100.0

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400) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are not religious? Name 4 (NE_9_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	40	64.5
1) Yes	22	35.5
Missing	1355
TOTAL	62	100.0

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401) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are not religious? None (NE_9_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	100	60.6
1) Yes	65	39.4
Missing	1252
TOTAL	165	100.0

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402) [Wave 2] Which of the remaining people you mentioned are not religious? All (NE_9_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	66	85.7
1) Yes	11	14.3
Missing	1340
TOTAL	77	100.0

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403) [Wave 2] We would like to add two names from your congregation -- not including your parents, siblings or children. Besides those already mentioned, what is the first name or initials of the person you are closest to at your [congregation]? Name 1 (NE_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	522	100.0
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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404) [Wave 2] And who are you next closest to at your [congregation]? (NE_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	480	100.0
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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405) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? Name 1 (NE_12_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	985	75.0
1) Yes	329	25.0
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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406) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? Name 2 (NE_12_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	917	73.5
1) Yes	330	26.5
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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407) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? Name 3 (NE_12_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	834	74.4
1) Yes	287	25.6
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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408) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? Name 4 (NE_12_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	682	71.5
1) Yes	272	28.5
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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409) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? Name 5 (NE_12_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	415	79.5
1) Yes	107	20.5
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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410) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? Name 6 (NE_12_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	355	74.0
1) Yes	125	26.0
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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411) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? None (NE_12_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	872	66.4
1) Yes	442	33.6
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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412) [Wave 2] [FILL OPPOSITE OF R: male/female INFORMATION PULLED FROM HR_6] SHOW R LIST OF ALL NAMES OR INITIALS IN ORDER: Which of these people are male or female? All (NE_12_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1250	98.6
1) Yes	18	1.4
Missing	149
TOTAL	1268	100.0

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413) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? Name 1 (NE_13_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	798	60.7
1) Yes	516	39.3
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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414) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? Name 2 (NE_13_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	808	64.8
1) Yes	439	35.2
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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415) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? Name 3 (NE_13_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	778	69.4
1) Yes	343	30.6
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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416) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? Name 4 (NE_13_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	706	74.0
1) Yes	248	26.0
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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417) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? Name 5 (NE_13_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	489	93.7
1) Yes	33	6.3
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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418) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? Name 6 (NE_13_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	447	93.1
1) Yes	33	6.9
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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419) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? None (NE_13_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	911	69.3
1) Yes	403	30.7
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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420) [Wave 2] Which of these, if any, are your family members? All (NE_13_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1115	87.9
1) Yes	153	12.1
Missing	149
TOTAL	1268	100.0

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421) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? Name 1 (NE_14_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	701	89.5
1) Yes	82	10.5
Missing	634
TOTAL	783	100.0

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422) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? Name 2 (NE_14_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	677	90.1
1) Yes	74	9.9
Missing	666
TOTAL	751	100.0

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423) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? Name 3 (NE_14_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	597	87.4
1) Yes	86	12.6
Missing	734
TOTAL	683	100.0

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424) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? Name 4 (NE_14_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	510	86.3
1) Yes	81	13.7
Missing	826
TOTAL	591	100.0

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425) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? Name 5 (NE_14_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	276	95.2
1) Yes	14	4.8
Missing	1127
TOTAL	290	100.0

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426) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? Name 6 (NE_14_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	254	95.5
1) Yes	12	4.5
Missing	1151
TOTAL	266	100.0

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427) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? None (NE_14_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	263	33.6
1) Yes	520	66.4
Missing	634
TOTAL	783	100.0

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428) [Wave 2] [IF WJ=1 OR 2, ASK NE_14; ELSE GOTO NE_15] Which of these, if any, are coworkers? All (NE_14_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	748	98.4
1) Yes	12	1.6
Missing	657
TOTAL	760	100.0

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429) [Wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? Name 1 (NE_15_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	864	65.8
1) Yes	450	34.2
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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430) [Wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? Name 2 (NE_15_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	830	66.6
1) Yes	417	33.4
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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431) [Wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? Name 3 (NE_15_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	753	67.2
1) Yes	368	32.8
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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432) [Wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? Name 4 (NE_15_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	653	68.4
1) Yes	301	31.6
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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433) [wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? Name 5 (NE_15_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	295	56.5
1) Yes	227	43.5
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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434) [Wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? Name 6 (NE_15_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	279	58.1
1) Yes	201	41.9
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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435) [Wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? None (NE_15_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1120	85.2
1) Yes	194	14.8
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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436) [Wave 2] Which of these live within a 20-minute drive of your home? All (NE_15_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	989	78.0
1) Yes	279	22.0
Missing	149
TOTAL	1268	100.0

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437) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? Name 1 (NE_16_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	923	70.2
1) Yes	391	29.8
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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438) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? Name 2 (NE_16_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	904	72.5
1) Yes	343	27.5
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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439) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? Name 3 (NE_16_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	761	67.9
1) Yes	360	32.1
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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440) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? Name 4 (NE_16_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	666	69.8
1) Yes	288	30.2
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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441) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? Name 5 (NE_16_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	375	71.8
1) Yes	147	28.2
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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442) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? Name 6 (NE_16_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	317	66.0
1) Yes	163	34.0
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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443) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? None (NE_16_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	974	74.1
1) Yes	340	25.9
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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444) [Wave 2] Which have a four-year college degree or more in education? All (NE_16_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1120	88.3
1) Yes	148	11.7
Missing	149
TOTAL	1268	100.0

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445) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? Name 1 (NE_17_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	534	68.6
1) Yes	244	31.4
Missing	639
TOTAL	778	100.0

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446) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? Name 2 (NE_17_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	525	69.4
1) Yes	232	30.6
Missing	660
TOTAL	757	100.0

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447) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? Name 3 (NE_17_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	455	71.9
1) Yes	178	28.1
Missing	784
TOTAL	633	100.0

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448) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? Name 4 (NE_17_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	385	69.6
1) Yes	168	30.4
Missing	864
TOTAL	553	100.0

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449) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? Name 5 (NE_17_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	227	71.2
1) Yes	92	28.8
Missing	1098
TOTAL	319	100.0

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450) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? Name 6 (NE_17_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	188	71.2
1) Yes	76	28.8
Missing	1153
TOTAL	264	100.0

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451) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? None (NE_17_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1072	96.3
1) Yes	41	3.7
Missing	304
TOTAL	1113	100.0

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452) [Wave 2] Which have graduated from high school? All (NE_17_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	364	40.0
1) Yes	545	60.0
Missing	508
TOTAL	909	100.0

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453) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? Name 1 (NE_18_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	700	53.3
1) Yes	614	46.7
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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454) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? Name 2 (NE_18_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	798	64.0
1) Yes	449	36.0
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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455) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? Name 3 (NE_18_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	754	67.3
1) Yes	367	32.7
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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456) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? Name 4 (NE_18_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	661	69.3
1) Yes	293	30.7
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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457) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? Name 5 (NE_18_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	347	66.5
1) Yes	175	33.5
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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458) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? Name 6 (NE_18_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	335	69.8
1) Yes	145	30.2
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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459) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? None (NE_18_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1171	89.1
1) Yes	143	10.9
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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460) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a week or more? All (NE_18_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1008	79.5
1) Yes	260	20.5
Missing	149
TOTAL	1268	100.0

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461) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? Name 1 (NE_19_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	290	64.9
1) Yes	157	35.1
Missing	970
TOTAL	447	100.0

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462) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? Name 2 (NE_19_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	349	64.4
1) Yes	193	35.6
Missing	875
TOTAL	542	100.0

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463) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? Name 3 (NE_19_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	352	66.0
1) Yes	181	34.0
Missing	884
TOTAL	533	100.0

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464) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? Name 4 (NE_19_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	304	63.9
1) Yes	172	36.1
Missing	941
TOTAL	476	100.0

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465) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? Name 5 (NE_19_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	150	60.5
1) Yes	98	39.5
Missing	1169
TOTAL	248	100.0

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466) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? Name 6 (NE_19_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	152	63.3
1) Yes	88	36.7
Missing	1177
TOTAL	240	100.0

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467) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? None (NE_19_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	743	77.2
1) Yes	220	22.8
Missing	454
TOTAL	963	100.0

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468) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with in person once a month or more? All (NE_19_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	584	77.9
1) Yes	166	22.1
Missing	667
TOTAL	750	100.0

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469) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) Name 1 (NE_20_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	728	55.4
1) Yes	586	44.6
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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470) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) Name 2 (NE_20_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	817	65.5
1) Yes	430	34.5
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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471) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) Name 3 (NE_20_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	761	67.9
1) Yes	360	32.1
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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472) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) Name 4 (NE_20_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	680	71.3
1) Yes	274	28.7
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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473) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) Name 5 (NE_20_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	450	86.2
1) Yes	72	13.8
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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474) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) Name 6 (NE_20_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	422	87.9
1) Yes	58	12.1
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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475) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) None (NE_20_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1248	95.0
1) Yes	66	5.0
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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476) [Wave 2] Which do you interact with once a week or more in ways other than in person? (For example, on the phone, email, Facebook, and so on.) All (NE_20_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	767	60.5
1) Yes	501	39.5
Missing	149
TOTAL	1268	100.0

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477) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? Name 1 (NE21Z5_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	679	51.7
1) Yes	635	48.3
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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478) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? Name 2 (NE21Z5_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	876	70.2
1) Yes	371	29.8
Missing	170
TOTAL	1247	100.0

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479) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? Name 3 (NE21Z5_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	836	74.6
1) Yes	285	25.4
Missing	296
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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480) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? Name 4 (NE21Z5_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	724	75.9
1) Yes	230	24.1
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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481) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? Name 5 (NE21Z5_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	422	80.8
1) Yes	100	19.2
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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482) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? Name 6 (NE21Z5_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	418	87.1
1) Yes	62	12.9
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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483) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? None (NE21Z5_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1293	98.4
1) Yes	21	1.6
Missing	103
TOTAL	1314	100.0

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484) [Wave 2] Which could you call on if you needed immediate help? All (NE21Z5_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	818	64.5
1) Yes	450	35.5
Missing	149
TOTAL	1268	100.0

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485) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? Name 1 (NE_22_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	760	57.9
1) Yes	553	42.1
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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486) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? Name 2 (NE_22_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	830	66.6
1) Yes	416	33.4
Missing	171
TOTAL	1246	100.0

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487) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? Name 3 (NE_22_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	798	71.3
1) Yes	322	28.8
Missing	297
TOTAL	1120	100.0

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488) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? Name 4 (NE_22_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	701	73.6
1) Yes	252	26.4
Missing	464
TOTAL	953	100.0

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489) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? Name 5 (NE_22_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	421	80.7
1) Yes	101	19.3
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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490) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? Name 6 (NE_22_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	413	86.0
1) Yes	67	14.0
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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491) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? None (NE_22_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1276	97.2
1) Yes	37	2.8
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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492) [Wave 2] Which have volunteered their time to help you in times of need in the past six years? All (NE_22_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	668	52.7
1) Yes	599	47.3
Missing	150
TOTAL	1267	100.0

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493) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? Name 1 (NE_24_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	904	68.8
1) Yes	409	31.2
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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494) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? Name 2 (NE_24_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	971	77.9
1) Yes	275	22.1
Missing	171
TOTAL	1246	100.0

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495) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? Name 3 (NE_24_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	941	84.0
1) Yes	179	16.0
Missing	297
TOTAL	1120	100.0

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496) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? Name 4 (NE_24_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	821	86.1
1) Yes	132	13.9
Missing	464
TOTAL	953	100.0

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497) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? Name 5 (NE_24_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	492	94.3
1) Yes	30	5.7
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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498) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? Name 6 (NE_24_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	459	95.6
1) Yes	21	4.4
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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499) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? None (NE_24_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	739	56.3
1) Yes	574	43.7
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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500) [Wave 2] Which have ever helped you by giving you money or a loan? All (NE_24_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1142	90.1
1) Yes	125	9.9
Missing	150
TOTAL	1267	100.0

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501) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? Name 1 (NE_25_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1190	90.6
1) Yes	123	9.4
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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502) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? Name 2 (NE_25_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1160	93.1
1) Yes	86	6.9
Missing	171
TOTAL	1246	100.0

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503) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? Name 3 (NE_25_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1029	91.9
1) Yes	91	8.1
Missing	297
TOTAL	1120	100.0

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504) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? Name 4 (NE_25_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	891	93.5
1) Yes	62	6.5
Missing	464
TOTAL	953	100.0

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505) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? Name 5 (NE_25_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	464	88.9
1) Yes	58	11.1
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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506) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? Name 6 (NE_25_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	444	92.5
1) Yes	36	7.5
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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507) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? None (NE_25_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	346	26.4
1) Yes	967	73.6
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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508) [Wave 2] Which are involved in political activities, such as attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests? All (NE_25_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1246	98.3
1) Yes	21	1.7
Missing	150
TOTAL	1267	100.0

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509) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) Name 1 (NE_26_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1213	92.4
1) Yes	100	7.6
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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510) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) Name 2 (NE_26_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1179	94.6
1) Yes	67	5.4
Missing	171
TOTAL	1246	100.0

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511) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) Name 3 (NE_26_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1055	94.2
1) Yes	65	5.8
Missing	297
TOTAL	1120	100.0

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512) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) Name 4 (NE_26_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	916	96.1
1) Yes	37	3.9
Missing	464
TOTAL	953	100.0

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513) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) Name 5 (NE_26_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	489	93.7
1) Yes	33	6.3
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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514) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) Name 6 (NE_26_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	462	96.3
1) Yes	18	3.8
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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515) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) None (NE_26_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	248	18.9
1) Yes	1065	81.1
Missing	104
TOTAL	1313	100.0

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516) [Wave 2] Which have encouraged you to get involved in politics? (Examples include: attending political rallies or meetings, contacting elected officials, or participating in protests.) All (NE_26_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1246	98.3
1) Yes	21	1.7
Missing	150
TOTAL	1267	100.0

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517) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? Name 1 (NE_27_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1104	84.1
1) Yes	208	15.9
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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518) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? Name 2 (NE_27_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1105	88.8
1) Yes	140	11.2
Missing	172
TOTAL	1245	100.0

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519) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? Name 3 (NE_27_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	994	88.8
1) Yes	125	11.2
Missing	298
TOTAL	1119	100.0

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520) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? Name 4 (NE_27_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	850	89.3
1) Yes	102	10.7
Missing	465
TOTAL	952	100.0

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521) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? Name 5 (NE_27_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	435	83.3
1) Yes	87	16.7
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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522) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? Name 6 (NE_27_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	436	90.8
1) Yes	44	9.2
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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523) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? None (NE_27_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	541	41.2
1) Yes	771	58.8
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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524) [Wave 2] [IF CA_1=1, FILL 'outside of your congregation'] Which have encouraged you to do volunteer work outside of your congregation? All (NE_27_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1177	93.0
1) Yes	89	7.0
Missing	151
TOTAL	1266	100.0

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525) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of these shares your religious faith? Name 1 (NE_28_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	356	66.2
1) Yes	182	33.8
Missing	879
TOTAL	538	100.0

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526) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of these shares your religious faith? Name 2 (NE_28_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	379	74.2
1) Yes	132	25.8
Missing	906
TOTAL	511	100.0

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527) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of these shares your religious faith? Name 3 (NE_28_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	334	72.0
1) Yes	130	28.0
Missing	953
TOTAL	464	100.0

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528) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of these shares your religious faith? Name 4 (NE_28_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	287	76.7
1) Yes	87	23.3
Missing	1043
TOTAL	374	100.0

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529) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of these shares your religious faith? None (NE_28_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	433	80.5
1) Yes	105	19.5
Missing	879
TOTAL	538	100.0

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530) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of these shares your religious faith? All (NE_28_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	363	71.0
1) Yes	148	29.0
Missing	906
TOTAL	511	100.0

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531) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of the remaining people to whom you feel close are not religious? Name 1 (NE_29_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	161	76.7
1) Yes	49	23.3
Missing	1207
TOTAL	210	100.0

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532) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of the remaining people to whom you feel close are not religious? Name 2 (NE_29_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	178	77.1
1) Yes	53	22.9
Missing	1186
TOTAL	231	100.0

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533) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of the remaining people to whom you feel close are not religious? Name 3 (NE_29_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	144	70.9
1) Yes	59	29.1
Missing	1214
TOTAL	203	100.0

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534) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of the remaining people to whom you feel close are not religious? Name 4 (NE_29_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	134	73.6
1) Yes	48	26.4
Missing	1235
TOTAL	182	100.0

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535) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of the remaining people to whom you feel close are not religious? None (NE_29_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	182	51.6
1) Yes	171	48.4
Missing	1064
TOTAL	353	100.0

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536) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which of the remaining people to whom you feel close are not religious? All (NE_29_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	218	89.3
1) Yes	26	10.7
Missing	1173
TOTAL	244	100.0

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537) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Catholic? Name 1 (NE29Z5_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	82	72.6
1) Yes	31	27.4
Missing	1304
TOTAL	113	100.0

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538) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Catholic? Name 2 (NE29Z5_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	88	62.9
1) Yes	52	37.1
Missing	1277
TOTAL	140	100.0

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539) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Catholic? Name 3 (NE29Z5_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	81	75.0
1) Yes	27	25.0
Missing	1309
TOTAL	108	100.0

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540) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Catholic? Name 4 (NE29Z5_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	73	70.2
1) Yes	31	29.8
Missing	1313
TOTAL	104	100.0

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541) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Catholic? None (NE29Z5_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	115	49.8
1) Yes	116	50.2
Missing	1186
TOTAL	231	100.0

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542) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Catholic? All (NE29Z5_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	123	92.5
1) Yes	10	7.5
Missing	1284
TOTAL	133	100.0

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543) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Christian but not Catholic? Name 1 (NE_31_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	52	59.1
1) Yes	36	40.9
Missing	1329
TOTAL	88	100.0

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544) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Christian but not Catholic? Name 2 (NE_31_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	51	55.4
1) Yes	41	44.6
Missing	1325
TOTAL	92	100.0

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545) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Christian but not Catholic? Name 3 (NE_31_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	45	59.2
1) Yes	31	40.8
Missing	1341
TOTAL	76	100.0

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546) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Christian but not Catholic? Name 4 (NE_31_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	39	57.4
1) Yes	29	42.6
Missing	1349
TOTAL	68	100.0

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547) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Christian but not Catholic? None (NE_31_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	142	80.2
1) Yes	35	19.8
Missing	1240
TOTAL	177	100.0

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548) [Wave 2] [Respondent does not attend or is unaffiliated] Which are Christian but not Catholic? All (NE_31_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	60	62.5
1) Yes	36	37.5
Missing	1321
TOTAL	96	100.0

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549) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? Name 1 (NE31Z5_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	989	75.4
1) Yes	323	24.6
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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550) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? Name 2 (NE31Z5_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	976	78.4
1) Yes	269	21.6
Missing	172
TOTAL	1245	100.0

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551) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? Name 3 (NE31Z5_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	885	79.1
1) Yes	234	20.9
Missing	298
TOTAL	1119	100.0

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552) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? Name 4 (NE31Z5_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	752	79.0
1) Yes	200	21.0
Missing	465
TOTAL	952	100.0

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553) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? Name 5 (NE31Z5_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	266	51.0
1) Yes	256	49.0
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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554) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? Name 6 (NE31Z5_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	253	52.7
1) Yes	227	47.3
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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555) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? None (NE31Z5_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	932	71.0
1) Yes	380	29.0
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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556) [Wave 2] Which are very religious? All (NE31Z5_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1097	86.7
1) Yes	169	13.3
Missing	151
TOTAL	1266	100.0

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557) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? Name 1 (NE_32_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	957	72.9
1) Yes	355	27.1
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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558) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? Name 2 (NE_32_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	980	78.7
1) Yes	265	21.3
Missing	172
TOTAL	1245	100.0

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559) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? Name 3 (NE_32_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	901	80.5
1) Yes	218	19.5
Missing	298
TOTAL	1119	100.0

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560) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? Name 4 (NE_32_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	763	80.1
1) Yes	189	19.9
Missing	465
TOTAL	952	100.0

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561) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? Name 5 (NE_32_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	343	65.7
1) Yes	179	34.3
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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562) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? Name 6 (NE_32_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	328	68.3
1) Yes	152	31.7
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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563) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? None (NE_32_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1014	77.3
1) Yes	298	22.7
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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564) [Wave 2] Which have views on spiritual or religious matters that are conservative or traditional? All (NE_32_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	983	77.6
1) Yes	283	22.4
Missing	151
TOTAL	1266	100.0

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565) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? Name 1 (NE_35_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	892	68.0
1) Yes	420	32.0
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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566) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? Name 2 (NE_35_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	941	75.6
1) Yes	304	24.4
Missing	172
TOTAL	1245	100.0

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567) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? Name 3 (NE_35_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	877	78.4
1) Yes	242	21.6
Missing	298
TOTAL	1119	100.0

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568) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? Name 4 (NE_35_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	773	81.2
1) Yes	179	18.8
Missing	465
TOTAL	952	100.0

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569) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? Name 5 (NE_35_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	383	73.4
1) Yes	139	26.6
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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570) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? Name 6 (NE_35_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	372	77.5
1) Yes	108	22.5
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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571) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? None (NE_35_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1012	77.1
1) Yes	300	22.9
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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572) [Wave 2] With which have you discussed religious or spiritual matters in the past 12 months? All (NE_35_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	914	72.2
1) Yes	352	27.8
Missing	151
TOTAL	1266	100.0

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573) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? Name 1 (NE_37_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1228	93.6
1) Yes	84	6.4
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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574) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? Name 2 (NE_37_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1153	92.6
1) Yes	92	7.4
Missing	172
TOTAL	1245	100.0

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575) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? Name 3 (NE_37_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1039	92.9
1) Yes	80	7.1
Missing	298
TOTAL	1119	100.0

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576) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? Name 4 (NE_37_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	862	90.5
1) Yes	90	9.5
Missing	465
TOTAL	952	100.0

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577) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? Name 5 (NE_37_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	478	91.6
1) Yes	44	8.4
Missing	895
TOTAL	522	100.0

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578) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? Name 6 (NE_37_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	431	89.8
1) Yes	49	10.2
Missing	937
TOTAL	480	100.0

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579) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? None (NE_37_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	298	22.7
1) Yes	1014	77.3
Missing	105
TOTAL	1312	100.0

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580) [Wave 2] Which of these are of a different race than you? All (NE_37_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1231	97.2
1) Yes	35	2.8
Missing	151
TOTAL	1266	100.0

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581) [Wave 2] What is the race of [Person #1] (NE_38_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	52	43.7
2) Black/African American	17	14.3
3) Hispanic/Latino/a	15	12.6
4) Asian/Asian American	15	12.6
5) Pacific Islander	1	0.8
6) American Indian/Native American	2	1.7
7) Mixed	6	5.0
8) Other	11	9.2
Missing	1298
TOTAL	119	100.0

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582) [Wave 2] What is the race of [Person #2] (NE_38_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	58	45.7
2) Black/African American	20	15.7
3) Hispanic/Latino/a	16	12.6
4) Asian/Asian American	8	6.3
5) Pacific Islander	2	1.6
7) Mixed	12	9.4
8) Other	11	8.7
Missing	1290
TOTAL	127	100.0

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583) [Wave 2] What is the race of [Person #3] (NE_38_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	41	38.0
2) Black/African American	16	14.8
3) Hispanic/Latino/a	15	13.9
4) Asian/Asian American	8	7.4
5) Pacific Islander	2	1.9
6) American Indian/Native American	2	1.9
7) Mixed	13	12.0
8) Other	11	10.2
Missing	1309
TOTAL	108	100.0

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584) [Wave 2] What is the race of [Person #4] (NE_38_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	47	43.1
2) Black/African American	15	13.8
3) Hispanic/Latino/a	20	18.3
4) Asian/Asian American	11	10.1
6) American Indian/Native American	2	1.8
7) Mixed	6	5.5
8) Other	8	7.3
Missing	1308
TOTAL	109	100.0

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585) [Wave 2] What is the race of [Person #5] (NE_38_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	26	49.1
2) Black/African American	9	17.0
3) Hispanic/Latino/a	8	15.1
4) Asian/Asian American	4	7.5
6) American Indian/Native American	1	1.9
7) Mixed	1	1.9
8) Other	4	7.5
Missing	1364
TOTAL	53	100.0

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586) [Wave 2] What is the race of [Person #6] (NE_38_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	29	50.9
2) Black/African American	11	19.3
3) Hispanic/Latino/a	5	8.8
4) Asian/Asian American	4	7.0
5) Pacific Islander	1	1.8
6) American Indian/Native American	2	3.5
8) Other	5	8.8
Missing	1360
TOTAL	57	100.0

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587) [Wave 2] In the 2006 interview you mentioned as close friends Fill.NE_2a/2006, Fill.NE_3a/2006, Fill.NE_4a/2006, Fill.NE_5a/2006, Fill.NE_10a/2006, and Fill.NE_11a/2006. Which, if any, of the persons you named for this interview, is the same person as [Person #1, 2006]? (NE_45)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person #1, NE_2	329	28.4
2) Person #2, NE_3	135	11.6
3) Person #3, NE_4	86	7.4
4) Person #4, NE_5	46	4.0
5) Person #5, NE_10	9	0.8
6) Person #6, NE_11	6	0.5
7) None	548	47.3
Missing	258
TOTAL	1159	100.0

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588) [Wave 2] Which, if any, of the persons you named this time, is the same person as [Person #2, 2006]? (NE_46)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person #1, NE_2	149	13.2
2) Person #2, NE_3	177	15.7
3) Person #3, NE_4	89	7.9
4) Person #4, NE_5	44	3.9
5) Person #5, NE_10	14	1.2
6) Person #6, NE_11	6	0.5
7) None	648	57.5
Missing	290
TOTAL	1127	100.0

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589) [Wave 2] Which, if any, of the persons you named this time, is the same person as [Person #3, 2006]? (NE_47)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person #1, NE_2	74	7.0
2) Person #2, NE_3	91	8.6
3) Person #3, NE_4	106	10.0
4) Person #4, NE_5	67	6.3
5) Person #5, NE_10	13	1.2
6) Person #6, NE_11	6	0.6
7) None	707	66.4
Missing	353
TOTAL	1064	100.0

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590) [Wave 2] Which, if any, of the persons you named this time, is the same person as [Person #4, 2006]? (NE_48)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person #1, NE_2	49	5.1
2) Person #2, NE_3	60	6.2
3) Person #3, NE_4	67	7.0
4) Person #4, NE_5	72	7.5
5) Person #5, NE_10	7	0.7
6) Person #6, NE_11	11	1.1
7) None	695	72.3
Missing	456
TOTAL	961	100.0

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591) [Wave 2] Which, if any, of the persons you named this time, is the same person as [Person #5, 2006]? (NE_49)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person #1, NE_2	3	0.7
2) Person #2, NE_3	5	1.2
3) Person #3, NE_4	10	2.4
4) Person #4, NE_5	11	2.6
5) Person #5, NE_10	31	7.3
6) Person #6, NE_11	11	2.6
7) None	354	83.3
Missing	992
TOTAL	425	100.0

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592) [Wave 2] Which, if any, of the persons you named this time, is the same person as [Person #6, 2006]? (NE_50)

	TOTAL	%
1) Person #1, NE_2	6	1.5
2) Person #2, NE_3	4	1.0
3) Person #3, NE_4	3	0.8
4) Person #4, NE_5	6	1.5
5) Person #5, NE_10	13	3.3
6) Person #6, NE_11	14	3.6
7) None	347	88.3
Missing	1024
TOTAL	393	100.0

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593) [Wave 2] Now, think about conversations you have had with different types of people in the past 12 months. [IF NE_1=1-12]: Do not count the people you just told [me/us] about.] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is Muslim? (IC_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	879	62.8
2) Less than monthly	301	21.5
3) One to three times a month	97	6.9
4) Once a week	36	2.6
5) A few times a week	54	3.9
6) Every day	33	2.4
Missing	17
TOTAL	1400	100.0

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594) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is Catholic? (IC_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	229	16.4
2) Less than monthly	230	16.5
3) One to three times a month	233	16.7
4) Once a week	174	12.5
5) A few times a week	232	16.6
6) Every day	298	21.3
Missing	21
TOTAL	1396	100.0

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595) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is an evangelical or fundamentalist Christian? (IC_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	508	36.9
2) Less than monthly	293	21.3
3) One to three times a month	183	13.3
4) Once a week	118	8.6
5) A few times a week	161	11.7
6) Every day	115	8.3
Missing	39
TOTAL	1378	100.0

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596) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: does not believe that God exists? (IC_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	699	50.4
2) Less than monthly	281	20.2
3) One to three times a month	127	9.1
4) Once a week	75	5.4
5) A few times a week	92	6.6
6) Every day	114	8.2
Missing	29
TOTAL	1388	100.0

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597) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is gay or lesbian? (IC_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	376	27.0
2) Less than monthly	364	26.1
3) One to three times a month	231	16.6
4) Once a week	110	7.9
5) A few times a week	175	12.5
6) Every day	139	10.0
Missing	22
TOTAL	1395	100.0

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598) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is white, not of Hispanic origin? (IC_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	53	8.3
2) Less than monthly	38	6.0
3) One to three times a month	63	9.9
4) Once a week	54	8.5
5) A few times a week	136	21.3
6) Every day	294	46.1
Missing	779
TOTAL	638	100.0

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599) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is black? (IC_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	121	10.9
2) Less than monthly	213	19.2
3) One to three times a month	185	16.7
4) Once a week	116	10.4
5) A few times a week	250	22.5
6) Every day	226	20.3
Missing	306
TOTAL	1111	100.0

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600) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is Asian? (IC_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	334	26.0
2) Less than monthly	296	23.0
3) One to three times a month	200	15.5
4) Once a week	106	8.2
5) A few times a week	183	14.2
6) Every day	168	13.1
Missing	130
TOTAL	1287	100.0

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601) [Wave 2] How often do you have a conversation with someone who, as far as you know: is Hispanic? (IC_14)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	179	15.2
2) Less than monthly	206	17.5
3) One to three times a month	182	15.5
4) Once a week	113	9.6
5) A few times a week	235	20.0
6) Every day	260	22.1
Missing	242
TOTAL	1175	100.0

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602) [Wave 2] These next several questions are about your political views and activities. When it comes to politics, do you usually think of yourself as...? (PO_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very liberal	148	10.6
2) Somewhat liberal	231	16.6
3) Middle of the road	343	24.6
4) Somewhat conservative	246	17.6
5) Very conservative or	141	10.1
6) Haven't you thought much about this?	285	20.4
Missing	23
TOTAL	1394	100.0

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603) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: signed a petition? (PO_2_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	942	67.1
1) Yes	462	32.9
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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604) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: worked for a political candidate or party? (PO_2_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1366	97.3
1) Yes	38	2.7
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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605) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: contacted a public official? (PO_2_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1202	85.6
1) Yes	202	14.4
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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606) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: attempted to persuade someone to vote for a particular candidate or party? (PO_2_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1161	82.7
1) Yes	243	17.3
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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607) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: attended a political meeting or rally? (PO_2_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1321	94.1
1) Yes	83	5.9
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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608) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: gave money to a political party, group, or candidate? (PO_2_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1260	89.7
1) Yes	144	10.3
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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609) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: worked for a religious organization that is primarily involved in political issues or causes? (PO_2_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1381	98.4
1) Yes	23	1.6
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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610) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: participated in a demonstration or protest? (PO_2_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1363	97.1
1) Yes	41	2.9
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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611) [Wave 2] Here is a list of political activities. Have you done any of these in the past 12 months: none? (PO_2_9)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	640	45.6
1) Yes	764	54.4
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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612) [Wave 2] Were any of the demonstrations or protests you participated in related to immigration issues, or not? (PO_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	8	19.5
2) No	33	80.5
Missing	1376
TOTAL	41	100.0

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613) [Wave 2] Did you vote in the last presidential election, that is, in 2008? (PO_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1035	73.9
2) No	366	26.1
Missing	16
TOTAL	1401	100.0

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614) [Wave 2] Did you vote for John McCain, Barack Obama, or someone else? (PO_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) McCain	316	30.9
2) Obama	676	66.1
3) Someone else	30	2.9
Missing	395
TOTAL	1022	100.0

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615) [Wave 2] In politics, do you usually think of yourself as a Democrat, a Republican or an Independent? (PO_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	649	46.6
2) Republican	309	22.2
3) Independent	366	26.3
4) Something else	70	5.0
Missing	23
TOTAL	1394	100.0

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616) [Wave 2] Are you a strong Democrat or a not so strong Democrat? (PO_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strong	365	56.4
2) Not so strong	282	43.6
Missing	770
TOTAL	647	100.0

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617) [Wave 2] Are you a strong Republican or a not so strong Republican? (PO_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strong	137	44.5
2) Not so strong	171	55.5
Missing	1109
TOTAL	308	100.0

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618) [Wave 2] Do you lean toward the Democrats, or toward the Republicans? (PO_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Lean Democratic	141	32.0
2) Lean Republican	86	19.5
3) Neither	213	48.4
Missing	977
TOTAL	440	100.0

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619) [Wave 2] Do you support or oppose conservative Christian groups active in politics, such as the Christian Coalition, American Family Association, or Focus on the Family? (PO_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly oppose	274	19.7
2) Somewhat oppose	156	11.2
3) Neither support or oppose	678	48.7
4) Somewhat support	175	12.6
5) Strongly support	110	7.9
Missing	24
TOTAL	1393	100.0

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620) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, have you done any volunteer work - that is, work for a nonprofit, charitable organization, school or group for which you did not receive pay? (VO_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	549	39.1
2) No	854	60.9
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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621) [Wave 2] In a typical month do your volunteering activities take up more than one hour of your time? (VO_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	359	65.4
2) No	190	34.6
Missing	868
TOTAL	549	100.0

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622) [Wave 2] About how many hours in a typical week do your volunteering activities take up? (VO_2A_1)

	TOTAL	%
0)	5	1.4
1)	59	16.5
2)	97	27.1
3)	40	11.2
4)	39	10.9
5)	32	8.9
6)	12	3.4
7)	5	1.4
8)	20	5.6
10)	18	5.0
12)	4	1.1
15)	6	1.7
16)	5	1.4
20)	10	2.8
30)	1	0.3
32)	1	0.3
40)	1	0.3
45)	1	0.3
72)	1	0.3
80)	1	0.3
Missing	1059
TOTAL	358	100.0

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623) [Wave 2] About what percent of your volunteering in the past 12 months was for a religious organization or group? (VO_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Zero	311	56.9
2) One-10 percent	58	10.6
3) 11-20 percent	18	3.3
4) 21-30 percent	23	4.2
5) 31-40 percent	9	1.6
6) 41-50 percent	17	3.1
7) 51-60 percent	12	2.2
8) 61-70 percent	8	1.5
9) 71-80 percent	17	3.1
10) 81-90 percent	20	3.7
11) 91-100 percent	54	9.9
Missing	870
TOTAL	547	100.0

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624) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you given money: close family (such as parents, siblings, and adult children)? (VO_4_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	587	41.8
1) Yes	816	58.2
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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625) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you given money: other family and friends? (VO_4_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	926	66.0
1) Yes	477	34.0
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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626) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you given money: neighbors? (VO_4_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1285	91.6
1) Yes	118	8.4
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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627) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you given money: people in your congregation who are not family or friends? (VO_4_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	650	78.7
1) Yes	176	21.3
Missing	591
TOTAL	826	100.0

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628) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you given money: strangers? (VO_4_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	927	66.1
1) Yes	476	33.9
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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629) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you given money: none? (VO_4_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1107	78.9
1) Yes	296	21.1
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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630) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you helped directly by giving some of your time: close family (such as parents, siblings, and adult children)? (VO_6_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	347	24.7
1) Yes	1056	75.3
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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631) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you helped directly by giving some of your time: other family and friends? (VO_6_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	507	36.1
1) Yes	896	63.9
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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632) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you helped directly by giving some of your time: neighbors? (VO_6_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	877	62.5
1) Yes	526	37.5
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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633) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you helped directly by giving some of your time: people in your congregation who are not family or friends? (VO_6_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	575	69.6
1) Yes	251	30.4
Missing	591
TOTAL	826	100.0

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634) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you helped directly by giving some of your time: strangers? (VO_6_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1071	76.3
1) Yes	332	23.7
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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635) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, for which people, if any, have you helped directly by giving some of your time: none? (VO_6_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1299	92.6
1) Yes	104	7.4
Missing	14
TOTAL	1403	100.0

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636) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, which people, if any, have you been able to trust? Close family (such as parents, siblings, and adult children) (VO_7Z1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely trust	1015	72.4
2) Somewhat trust	329	23.5
3) Somewhat do not trust	34	2.4
4) Completely do not trust	23	1.6
Missing	16
TOTAL	1401	100.0

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637) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, which people, if any, have you been able to trust? Other family and friends (VO_7Z1B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely trust	594	42.4
2) Somewhat trust	703	50.2
3) Somewhat do not trust	72	5.1
4) Completely do not trust	32	2.3
Missing	16
TOTAL	1401	100.0

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638) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, which people, if any, have you been able to trust? Neighbors (VO_7Z1C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely trust	213	15.2
2) Somewhat trust	827	59.2
3) Somewhat do not trust	227	16.2
4) Completely do not trust	130	9.3
Missing	20
TOTAL	1397	100.0

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639) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, which people, if any, have you been able to trust? People in your congregation who are not family or friends (VO_7Z1D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely trust	168	20.6
2) Somewhat trust	523	64.3
3) Somewhat do not trust	77	9.5
4) Completely do not trust	46	5.7
Missing	603
TOTAL	814	100.0

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640) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, which people, if any, have you been able to trust? Strangers (VO_7Z1E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely trust	13	0.9
2) Somewhat trust	323	23.2
3) Somewhat do not trust	538	38.6
4) Completely do not trust	519	37.3
Missing	24
TOTAL	1393	100.0

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641) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, which people, if any, have you been able to trust? Federal government (VO_7Z1F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely trust	47	3.4
2) Somewhat trust	537	38.9
3) Somewhat do not trust	454	32.9
4) Completely do not trust	344	24.9
Missing	35
TOTAL	1382	100.0

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642) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, which people, if any, have you been able to trust? Scientists (VO_7Z1G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely trust	115	8.3
2) Somewhat trust	863	62.6
3) Somewhat do not trust	290	21.0
4) Completely do not trust	111	8.0
Missing	38
TOTAL	1379	100.0

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643) [Wave 2] Do you believe that each of the following is morally wrong or not a moral issue? Having an abortion when the fetus is old enough to survive on its own outside the mother's womb (MA_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always morally wrong	678	48.8
2) Usually morally wrong	302	21.7
3) Sometimes morally wrong	222	16.0
4) Never morally wrong	14	1.0
5) Not a moral issue	115	8.3
6) (VOL) Decide on case by case basis	6	0.4
7) Other	52	3.7
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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644) [Wave 2] Using genetic engineering, that is, changing a person's DNA or genes, to create a baby that is smarter, stronger or better looking (MA_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Always morally wrong	743	53.5
2) Usually morally wrong	207	14.9
3) Sometimes morally wrong	196	14.1
4) Never morally wrong	35	2.5
5) Not a moral issue	176	12.7
6) (VOL) Decide on case by case basis	2	0.1
7) Other	29	2.1
Missing	29
TOTAL	1388	100.0

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645) [Wave 2] Do you personally believe that abortion should be legal under...? (MA_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Almost all circumstances	245	17.6
2) Most circumstances	183	13.1
3) Some circumstances	366	26.3
4) Only extreme circumstances	358	25.7
5) Under no circumstances	201	14.4
6) (VOL) Decide on case by case basis	13	0.9
7) Other	27	1.9
Missing	24
TOTAL	1393	100.0

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646) [Wave 2] For you personally, do you believe that what is morally right or wrong should be…? (MA_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Based on God's law	590	42.4
2) Decided by society	95	6.8
3) A matter of personal conscience	707	50.8
Missing	25
TOTAL	1392	100.0

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647) [Wave 2] How important is religion or religious faith to you personally? (RM_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	202	14.4
2) Somewhat important	387	27.7
3) Very important	313	22.4
4) Extremely important	230	16.5
5) By far the most important part of your life	266	19.0
Missing	19
TOTAL	1398	100.0

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648) [Wave 2] How important is God or spirituality in your life? (RM_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	145	10.4
2) Somewhat important	311	22.2
3) Very important	304	21.7
4) Extremely important	261	18.7
5) By far the most important part of your life	378	27.0
Missing	18
TOTAL	1399	100.0

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649) [Wave 2] Thinking about your spouse or partner, how important would you say religion or religious faith is to him or her personally? (RM_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	109	14.4
2) Somewhat important	220	29.0
3) Very important	175	23.1
4) Extremely important	121	15.9
5) By far the most important part of your life	134	17.7
Missing	658
TOTAL	759	100.0

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650) [Wave 2] I definitely believe in God (RA_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	1038	74.2
2) Somewhat agree	143	10.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	79	5.7
4) Somewhat disagree	50	3.6
5) Strongly disagree	88	6.3
Missing	19
TOTAL	1398	100.0

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651) [Wave 2] It doesn't much matter what I believe so long as I am a good person (RA_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	511	36.6
2) Somewhat agree	253	18.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	141	10.1
4) Somewhat disagree	147	10.5
5) Strongly disagree	343	24.6
Missing	22
TOTAL	1395	100.0

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652) [Wave 2] The founder of Islam, Muhammad, was the holy prophet of God (RA_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	71	5.2
2) Somewhat agree	93	6.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	632	46.6
4) Somewhat disagree	81	6.0
5) Strongly disagree	479	35.3
Missing	61
TOTAL	1356	100.0

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653) [Wave 2] Jesus Christ physically rose from the dead (RA_5A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	820	59.1
2) Somewhat agree	143	10.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	262	18.9
4) Somewhat disagree	41	3.0
5) Strongly disagree	121	8.7
Missing	30
TOTAL	1387	100.0

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654) [Wave 2] I have experienced a supernatural miracle, an event that could not have happened without the intervention of God or a spiritual force (RA_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	509	36.7
2) Somewhat agree	192	13.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	301	21.7
4) Somewhat disagree	87	6.3
5) Strongly disagree	297	21.4
Missing	31
TOTAL	1386	100.0

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655) [Wave 2] I have experienced or witnessed a divine healing of an illness or injury (RA_6Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	367	26.4
2) Somewhat agree	158	11.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	355	25.6
4) Somewhat disagree	110	7.9
5) Strongly disagree	399	28.7
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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656) [Wave 2] An angel has directly helped me in a time of need (RA_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	411	29.7
2) Somewhat agree	223	16.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	373	26.9
4) Somewhat disagree	74	5.3
5) Strongly disagree	305	22.0
Missing	31
TOTAL	1386	100.0

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657) [Wave 2] The Devil, demons or evil spirits exist (RA_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	687	49.4
2) Somewhat agree	229	16.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	213	15.3
4) Somewhat disagree	66	4.7
5) Strongly disagree	196	14.1
Missing	26
TOTAL	1391	100.0

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658) [Wave 2] I believe in reincarnation, that people have lived previous lives (RA_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	150	10.8
2) Somewhat agree	228	16.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	363	26.2
4) Somewhat disagree	138	10.0
5) Strongly disagree	506	36.5
Missing	32
TOTAL	1385	100.0

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659) [Wave 2] I believe in Heaven where people live with God forever (RA_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	811	58.3
2) Somewhat agree	201	14.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	202	14.5
4) Somewhat disagree	52	3.7
5) Strongly disagree	125	9.0
Missing	26
TOTAL	1391	100.0

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660) [Wave 2] I believe there is a Hell where people experience pain as punishment for their sin (RA_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	580	41.8
2) Somewhat agree	242	17.5
3) Neither agree nor disagree	233	16.8
4) Somewhat disagree	101	7.3
5) Strongly disagree	230	16.6
Missing	31
TOTAL	1386	100.0

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661) [Wave 2] [ASK ARH_1 IF LV_1=1 or 2. ELSE SKIP TO ARH_8] Thinking about your relationship with your spouse/partner in the past year, how often would you say that your spouse/partner expresses affection or love for you? (ARH_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	8	1.1
2) Rarely	29	3.8
3) About once a month	27	3.6
4) A few times a month	66	8.7
5) More than once a week	107	14.1
6) About every day	523	68.8
Missing	657
TOTAL	760	100.0

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662) [Wave 2] Thinking about your relationship with your spouse/partner in the past year, how often would you say that your spouse/partner compliments you for the work you do around the house or as a parent? (ARH_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	21	2.8
2) Rarely	87	11.4
3) About once a month	70	9.2
4) A few times a month	128	16.8
5) More than once a week	242	31.8
6) About every day	212	27.9
Missing	657
TOTAL	760	100.0

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663) [Wave 2] Thinking about your relationship with your spouse/partner in the past year, how often would you say that your spouse/partner performs small acts of kindness for you (for example, making you coffee in the morning)? (ARH_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	11	1.4
2) Rarely	36	4.7
3) About once a month	43	5.7
4) A few times a month	98	12.9
5) More than once a week	230	30.3
6) About every day	342	45.0
Missing	657
TOTAL	760	100.0

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664) [Wave 2] Thinking about your relationship with your spouse/partner in the past year, how often would you say that your spouse/partner insults or harshly criticizes you? (ARH_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	209	27.5
2) Rarely	305	40.1
3) About once a month	81	10.7
4) A few times a month	93	12.2
5) More than once a week	54	7.1
6) About every day	18	2.4
Missing	657
TOTAL	760	100.0

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665) [Wave 2] In the past year, how often would you say you and your spouse/partner pray together, not including before meals and at religious services? (ARH_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	321	42.4
2) Rarely	202	26.7
3) About once a month	40	5.3
4) A few times a month	65	8.6
5) More than once a week	56	7.4
6) About every day	73	9.6
Missing	660
TOTAL	757	100.0

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666) [Wave 2] How often do you communicate with your child or children, whether in person or through other means? (ARH_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	8	0.8
2) Rarely	19	1.9
3) About once a month	17	1.7
4) A few times a month	62	6.1
5) More than once a week	194	19.2
6) About every day	711	70.3
Missing	406
TOTAL	1011	100.0

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667) [Wave 2] How often do you eat at the table with your child or children? (ARH_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	58	5.7
2) Rarely	187	18.5
3) About once a month	104	10.3
4) A few times a month	140	13.9
5) More than once a week	152	15.0
6) About every day	369	36.5
Missing	407
TOTAL	1010	100.0

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668) [Wave 2] How often do you yell at your child or children? (ARH_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	324	32.0
2) Rarely	314	31.1
3) About once a month	57	5.6
4) A few times a month	105	10.4
5) More than once a week	135	13.4
6) About every day	76	7.5
Missing	406
TOTAL	1011	100.0

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669) [Wave 2] Overall, how close do you feel to your children? (ARH_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all close	11	1.1
2) A little close	27	2.7
3) Fairly close	99	9.8
4) Very close	271	26.8
5) Extremely close	604	59.7
Missing	405
TOTAL	1012	100.0

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670) [Wave 2] All things considered, how would you describe your marriage/relationship? Would you say it is: (ARQ_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely unhappy	11	1.4
2) Mostly unhappy	16	2.1
3) Somewhat unhappy	23	3.0
4) Neither happy nor unhappy	22	2.9
5) Somewhat happy	78	10.3
6) Mostly happy	323	42.5
7) Completely happy	287	37.8
Missing	657
TOTAL	760	100.0

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671) [Wave 2] How satisfied are you with the love and affection you receive from your [spouse/partner]? (ARQ_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely dissatisfied	24	3.2
2) Somewhat dissatisfied	59	7.8
3) Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	40	5.3
4) Somewhat satisfied	259	34.1
5) Completely satisfied	377	49.7
Missing	658
TOTAL	759	100.0

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672) [Wave 2] The next few questions are about crime. In the past 12 months, have you been the victim of any type of crime? (ADV_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	174	12.5
2) No	1220	87.5
Missing	23
TOTAL	1394	100.0

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673) [Wave 2] Did you report the crime to the police? (ADV_4A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	102	58.6
2) No	72	41.4
Missing	1243
TOTAL	174	100.0

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674) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, have any crimes occurred in your neighborhood community that you were aware of? (ADV_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	630	45.3
2) No	760	54.7
Missing	27
TOTAL	1390	100.0

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675) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, have you reported any crimes to the police that occurred in your neighborhood community? (ADV_5A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	139	22.1
2) No	491	77.9
Missing	787
TOTAL	630	100.0

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676) [Wave 2] If you feel you have been treated unfairly, do you usually accept it as a fact of life, or try to do something about it? (RE_12Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Accept it as a fact of life	404	29.1
2) Try to do something about it	982	70.9
Missing	31
TOTAL	1386	100.0

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677) [Wave 2] If you have been treated unfairly, do you usually: (RE_12Z6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Talk to other people about it	1153	82.9
2) Keep it to yourself	238	17.1
Missing	26
TOTAL	1391	100.0

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678) [Wave 2] Can you think of any occasion in the past six years, that you felt you were treated unfairly because of your race? (RE_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	371	26.6
2) No	1022	73.4
Missing	24
TOTAL	1393	100.0

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679) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: at a store? (RE_14_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	186	50.1
1) Yes	185	49.9
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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680) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: while traveling? (RE_14_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	280	75.5
1) Yes	91	24.5
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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681) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: at work? (RE_14_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	204	55.0
1) Yes	167	45.0
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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682) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: at a restaurant, bar, theater, or other entertainment place? (RE_14_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	243	65.5
1) Yes	128	34.5
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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683) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: at a place of worship? (RE_14_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	357	96.2
1) Yes	14	3.8
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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684) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: with police or in the courts? (RE_14_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	305	82.2
1) Yes	66	17.8
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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685) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: in a bank or applying for credit? (RE_14_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	332	89.5
1) Yes	39	10.5
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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686) [Wave 2] Which of the following locations, if any, were you treated unfairly because of your race: other? (RE_14_8)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	297	80.1
1) Yes	74	19.9
Missing	1046
TOTAL	371	100.0

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687) [Wave 2] Have you ever filed a formal complaint because of racial discrimination? (RE_14Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	44	3.2
2) No	1350	96.8
Missing	23
TOTAL	1394	100.0

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688) [Wave 2] When you think about yourself, how important to you is being [race] to your sense of who you are? (RE_15)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very important	539	38.8
2) Somewhat important	285	20.5
3) Only a little important	204	14.7
4) Not important at all	360	25.9
Missing	29
TOTAL	1388	100.0

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689) [Wave 2] How closely connected do you feel to your racial group? (RE_16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely close	318	23.0
2) Very close	392	28.3
3) Somewhat close	508	36.7
4) Not close at all	165	11.9
Missing	34
TOTAL	1383	100.0

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690) [Wave 2] How often, if at all, do you think about or are you aware of what race you are? (RE_17)

	TOTAL	%
1) About every day	352	25.3
2) About once a week	135	9.7
3) About once a month	113	8.1
4) Less than monthly	333	24.0
5) Never	457	32.9
Missing	27
TOTAL	1390	100.0

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691) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? White/Caucasian/Anglo (RE_18_1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	316	41.5
1) Yes	445	58.5
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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692) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? Black/African American (RE_18_2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	665	87.4
1) Yes	96	12.6
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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693) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? Hispanic/Latino/a (RE_18_3)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	626	82.3
1) Yes	135	17.7
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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694) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? Asian/Asian American (RE_18_4)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	690	90.7
1) Yes	71	9.3
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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695) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? Pacific Islander (RE_18_5)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	758	99.6
1) Yes	3	0.4
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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696) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? American Indian/Native American (RE_18_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	749	98.4
1) Yes	12	1.6
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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697) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? Mixed race (RE_18_7)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	749	98.4
1) Yes	12	1.6
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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698) [Wave 2] What race or ethnic group is your [spouse/partner]? Other (RE_18_9)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	747	98.2
1) Yes	14	1.8
Missing	656
TOTAL	761	100.0

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699) [Wave 2] Does your [spouse/partner] identify with one of these more than others? (RE_20)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	11	50.0
2) No	11	50.0
Missing	1395
TOTAL	22	100.0

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700) [Wave 2] [Now back to you.] Of the following groups: Whites, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, or American Indians. Which one do you feel you have the most in common with? (ARE_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Whites	270	20.5
2) Blacks	249	18.9
3) Hispanics	358	27.2
4) Asians	173	13.1
5) American Indians	268	20.3
Missing	99
TOTAL	1318	100.0

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701) [Wave 2] [Now back to you.] Of the following groups: Whites, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, or American Indians. Which one do you feel you have the least in common with? (ARE_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Whites	106	8.0
2) Blacks	236	17.9
3) Hispanics	137	10.4
4) Asians	489	37.0
5) American Indians	353	26.7
Missing	96
TOTAL	1321	100.0

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702) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, about how many times have you been in the home of a friend of a different race or had them in your home? (ARE_7)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1384	19.693	54

703) [Wave 2] Would you say you never did this, did it once, a few times, about once a month on average, twice a month, about once a week on average, or more often than that? (ARE_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	3	60.0
4) About once a month on average	1	20.0
6) About once a week on average	1	20.0
Missing	1412
TOTAL	5	100.0

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704) [Wave 2] The only legal marriage should be a marriage between one man and one woman (AMA_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	403	28.9
2) Somewhat disagree	108	7.8
3) Neither disagree nor agree	192	13.8
4) Somewhat agree	113	8.1
5) Strongly agree	577	41.4
Missing	24
TOTAL	1393	100.0

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705) [Wave 2] Immigrants coming into the US are taking too many jobs away from other American citizens (AMA_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	369	26.6
2) Somewhat disagree	248	17.9
3) Neither disagree nor agree	264	19.0
4) Somewhat agree	274	19.7
5) Strongly agree	234	16.8
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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706) [Wave 2] It's OK to have a country where the races are basically separate from one another, as long as they have equal opportunity (AMA_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	636	45.8
2) Somewhat disagree	214	15.4
3) Neither disagree nor agree	245	17.6
4) Somewhat agree	147	10.6
5) Strongly agree	148	10.6
Missing	27
TOTAL	1390	100.0

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707) [Wave 2] Government should do more to help minorities increase their standard of living (AMA_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	210	15.1
2) Somewhat disagree	222	16.0
3) Neither disagree nor agree	312	22.5
4) Somewhat agree	275	19.8
5) Strongly agree	368	26.5
Missing	30
TOTAL	1387	100.0

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708) [Wave 2] One of the most effective ways to improve race relations in the U.S. is to stop talking about race (AMA_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	267	19.2
2) Somewhat disagree	179	12.9
3) Neither disagree nor agree	251	18.0
4) Somewhat agree	303	21.8
5) Strongly agree	392	28.2
Missing	25
TOTAL	1392	100.0

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709) [Wave 2] Government has a responsibility to help reduce the inequalities between rich and poor in America (AMA_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	207	15.0
2) Somewhat disagree	163	11.8
3) Neither disagree nor agree	200	14.5
4) Somewhat agree	350	25.3
5) Strongly agree	463	33.5
Missing	34
TOTAL	1383	100.0

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710) [Wave 2] Discrimination against ethnic minorities is no longer a serious problem in the U.S. today (AMA_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	539	38.9
2) Somewhat disagree	420	30.3
3) Neither disagree nor agree	179	12.9
4) Somewhat agree	172	12.4
5) Strongly agree	77	5.6
Missing	30
TOTAL	1387	100.0

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711) [Wave 2] To some people's surprise, research shows that, on the average, black Americans have worse jobs, incomes, and housing than white Americans. I will read you a list of five reasons people give for this difference. Tell me with which of the following you agree. Do you think the differences are: mainly due to discrimination? (AMA_14_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	636	46.1
2) No	745	53.9
Missing	36
TOTAL	1381	100.0

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712) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: because most blacks have less in-born ability to learn? (AMA_14_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	94	6.8
2) No	1290	93.2
Missing	33
TOTAL	1384	100.0

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713) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: because most blacks don't have access to a quality education? (AMA_14_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	632	45.8
2) No	749	54.2
Missing	36
TOTAL	1381	100.0

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714) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: because most blacks just don't have the motivation or will power? (AMA_14_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	453	32.9
2) No	922	67.1
Missing	42
TOTAL	1375	100.0

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715) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: due to cultural and language differences between blacks and whites? (AMA_14_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	581	42.0
2) No	801	58.0
Missing	35
TOTAL	1382	100.0

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716) [Wave 2] Should most illegal immigrants working in the United States be offered a chance to apply for legal status, be sent back to the country they came from, or be allowed to stay in the U.S. and remain illegally? (AMA_15)

	TOTAL	%
1) Chance to apply for legal status	512	74.6
2) Deported to the country they came from	152	22.2
3) Remain in U.S. illegally	22	3.2
Missing	731
TOTAL	686	100.0

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717) [Wave 2] Should most undocumented immigrants working in the United States be offered a chance to apply for legal status, be sent back to the country they came from, or be allowed to stay in the U.S. and remain without documentation? (AMA_16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Chance to apply for legal status	498	71.9
2) Deported to the country they came from	170	24.5
3) Remain in US without documentation	25	3.6
Missing	724
TOTAL	693	100.0

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718) [Wave 2] Do you think that most poor people in the U.S. today are poor because they don't work hard enough or because of circumstances they can't control? Or is it both equally or some other reason? (AMA_17)

	TOTAL	%
1) Because they don't work hard enough	90	6.5
2) Because of circumstances they can't control	503	36.2
3) Both equally	615	44.3
4) Other reasons	181	13.0
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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719) [Wave 2] To some people's surprise, research shows that, on the average, Asian Americans have worse jobs, incomes, and housing than white Americans. I will read you a list of five reasons people give for this difference. Tell me with which of the following you agree. Do you think the differences are: mainly due to discrimination? (AMA_18_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	547	39.8
2) No	829	60.2
Missing	41
TOTAL	1376	100.0

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720) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: because most Asians have less in-born ability to learn? (AMA_18_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	49	3.5
2) No	1333	96.5
Missing	35
TOTAL	1382	100.0

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721) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: because most Asians don't have access to a quality education? (AMA_18_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	221	16.0
2) No	1159	84.0
Missing	37
TOTAL	1380	100.0

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722) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: because most Asians just don't have the motivation or will power? (AMA_18_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	83	6.0
2) No	1296	94.0
Missing	38
TOTAL	1379	100.0

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723) [Wave 2] Do you think the differences are: due to cultural and language differences between Asians and whites? (AMA_18_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	946	68.6
2) No	434	31.4
Missing	37
TOTAL	1380	100.0

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724) [Wave 2] Which statement best describes your beliefs about Jesus Christ? (ARBL_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) He was the divine, only son of God.	971	70.5
2) A prophet of God, but not God.	87	6.3
3) A wise man or a good moral teacher, but not God.	191	13.9
4) He was just another person.	60	4.4
5) He was something not described above.	66	4.8
6) Or, have not heard of Jesus Christ.	2	0.1
Missing	40
TOTAL	1377	100.0

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725) [Wave 2] Was the [holy book] fully inspired by God, partly inspired by God, or not inspired by God? (ARBL_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fully inspired by God	784	57.3
2) Partly inspired by God	415	30.3
3) Not inspired by God	145	10.6
4) I have never heard of the religious text	25	1.8
Missing	48
TOTAL	1369	100.0

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726) [Wave 2] Outside of religious worship services, have you read any part of the [holy book] in the past 12 months? (ARBL_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	777	56.9
2) No	588	43.1
Missing	52
TOTAL	1365	100.0

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727) [Wave 2] How often have you typically read the [holy book] in the past 12 months? (ARBL_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Once	33	4.3
2) A few times a year	221	28.5
3) At least once a month	134	17.3
4) Once a week	113	14.6
5) More than once a week	135	17.4
6) About every day	140	18.0
Missing	641
TOTAL	776	100.0

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728) [Wave 2] Are you part of a small group that studies the [holy book]? (ARBL_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	196	14.4
2) No	1169	85.6
Missing	52
TOTAL	1365	100.0

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729) [Wave 2] At your meals at home, how often does someone say grace or give thanks aloud? (ARBL_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	375	27.0
2) A few times a year	343	24.7
3) One to three times a month	89	6.4
4) Once a week	38	2.7
5) A few times a week (but less than every day)	102	7.3
6) Once a day	161	11.6
7) More than once a day	281	20.2
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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730) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, how often have you typically prayed, not including before meals and at religious services? (ARBL_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	240	17.3
2) A few times a year	201	14.5
3) One to three times a month	140	10.1
4) Once a week	202	14.5
5) A few times a week (but less than every day)	261	18.8
6) Once a day	191	13.8
7) More than once a day	154	11.1
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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731) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, how often have you spoken or prayed in tongues? (ARBL13Z3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	1191	86.7
2) A few times a year	71	5.2
3) One to three times a month	33	2.4
4) Once a week	40	2.9
5) A few times a week (but less than every day)	23	1.7
6) Once a day	9	0.7
7) More than once a day	6	0.4
Missing	44
TOTAL	1373	100.0

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732) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, how often have you read religious books, newspapers or magazines? (ARBL13Z4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	515	37.1
2) A few times a year	402	28.9
3) One to three times a month	188	13.5
4) Once a week	165	11.9
5) A few times a week (but less than every day)	82	5.9
6) Once a day	23	1.7
7) More than once a day	14	1.0
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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733) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, how often have you visited religious websites or participated in religious groups on the Internet? (ARBL13Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	1001	72.2
2) A few times a year	211	15.2
3) One to three times a month	82	5.9
4) Once a week	57	4.1
5) A few times a week (but less than every day)	22	1.6
6) Once a day	10	0.7
7) More than once a day	4	0.3
Missing	30
TOTAL	1387	100.0

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734) [Wave 2] In the last six years, have you ever tried to encourage someone to become [a member of your religion]? (ARBL_14)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	438	36.5
2) No	763	63.5
Missing	216
TOTAL	1201	100.0

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735) [Wave 2] There are errors in the [holy book] on moral, spiritual, or religious matters (ARA_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	491	41.8
2) Somewhat disagree	96	8.2
3) Neither disagree nor agree	326	27.7
4) Somewhat agree	157	13.4
5) Strongly agree	106	9.0
Missing	241
TOTAL	1176	100.0

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736) [Wave 2] There are errors in the [holy book] regarding science or history (ARA_1B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	424	36.4
2) Somewhat disagree	95	8.1
3) Neither disagree nor agree	339	29.1
4) Somewhat agree	165	14.2
5) Strongly agree	143	12.3
Missing	251
TOTAL	1166	100.0

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737) [Wave 2] God created the world in six, 24-hour days (ARA_1C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	291	25.0
2) Somewhat disagree	86	7.4
3) Neither disagree nor agree	325	28.0
4) Somewhat agree	102	8.8
5) Strongly agree	358	30.8
Missing	255
TOTAL	1162	100.0

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738) [Wave 2] I try hard to live all my life according to my religious beliefs (ARA_1D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	64	5.4
2) Somewhat disagree	94	7.9
3) Neither disagree nor agree	203	17.1
4) Somewhat agree	339	28.6
5) Strongly agree	486	41.0
Missing	231
TOTAL	1186	100.0

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739) [Wave 2] I believe that God loves me and cares about me (ARA_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly disagree	57	4.8
2) Somewhat disagree	19	1.6
3) Neither disagree nor agree	96	8.1
4) Somewhat agree	147	12.4
5) Strongly agree	865	73.1
Missing	233
TOTAL	1184	100.0

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740) [Wave 2] In the last six years, how often have you felt that God is punishing you for your sins or lack of spirituality? (ARA_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	599	50.6
2) Rarely	266	22.5
3) Sometimes	280	23.6
4) Very often	30	2.5
5) Every day or almost every day	9	0.8
Missing	233
TOTAL	1184	100.0

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741) [Wave 2] In the last six years, how often have you felt angry at God? (ARA_6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	669	56.4
2) Rarely	306	25.8
3) Sometimes	191	16.1
4) Very often	16	1.3
5) Every day or almost every day	4	0.3
Missing	231
TOTAL	1186	100.0

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742) [Wave 2] In the last six years, how often have you wondered whether God had abandoned you? (ARA_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	704	59.4
2) Rarely	249	21.0
3) Sometimes	201	16.9
4) Very often	22	1.9
5) Every day or almost every day	10	0.8
Missing	231
TOTAL	1186	100.0

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743) [Wave 2] In the last six years, how often have you had doubts about your faith? (ARA_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	660	55.7
2) Rarely	260	21.9
3) Sometimes	225	19.0
4) Very often	36	3.0
5) Every day or almost every day	4	0.3
Missing	232
TOTAL	1185	100.0

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744) [Wave 2] If you personally had your choice, would you like to attend worship services much less often, somewhat less often, about the same as you do now, somewhat more often, or much more often? (ART_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Much less often	72	5.2
2) Somewhat less often	39	2.8
3) Attend about the same as do now	612	44.2
4) Somewhat more often	427	30.8
5) Much more often	235	17.0
Missing	32
TOTAL	1385	100.0

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745) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, how often have you attended religious education or religious training classes or groups? (ART_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	911	65.9
2) Once or twice a year	124	9.0
3) Several times a year	84	6.1
4) Once a month	45	3.3
5) Two or three times a month	49	3.5
6) Once a week	126	9.1
7) Twice a week	27	2.0
8) Three times a week or more	16	1.2
Missing	35
TOTAL	1382	100.0

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746) [Wave 2] During the year 2011, what was the total dollar value of all donations, if any, that you and [spouse/partner] made to your local [congregation]? Donations include any gifts of money, assets, or property. Dollar value (ART_8)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	853	1326.318	3167

747) [Wave 2] Just a guess is fine. Which one of the following categories would be closest to your total donations in 2011? (ART_8A)

	TOTAL	%
1) $0 -- $24	4	8.7
2) $25 -- $100	7	15.2
3) $101 -- $300	15	32.6
4) $301 -- $1,000	13	28.3
5) $1,001 -- $5,000	7	15.2
Missing	1371
TOTAL	46	100.0

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748) [Wave 2] During the year 2011, what was the total dollar value of all donations you [and your spouse/partner] made to other charitable organizations [not including your local religious congregation]? Charitable organizations include religious or non-profit organizations that help those in need or that serve public interests. Please do not include political contributions. Dollar value (ART_9)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1258	696.901	2703

749) [Wave 2] Just a guess is fine. Which one of the following categories would be closest to your total donations in 2011? (ART_9A)

	TOTAL	%
1) $0 -- $24	5	13.5
2) $25 -- $100	10	27.0
3) $101 -- $300	8	21.6
4) $301 -- $1,000	9	24.3
5) $1,001 -- $5,000	5	13.5
Missing	1380
TOTAL	37	100.0

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750) [Wave 2] Of the amount you just reported, what percentage went to religious organizations or groups [outside of your congregation]? (ART_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Zero	369	39.8
2) One-10 percent	162	17.5
3) 11-20 percent	61	6.6
4) 21-30 percent	41	4.4
5) 31-40 percent	18	1.9
6) 41-50 percent	60	6.5
7) 51-60 percent	28	3.0
8) 61-70 percent	11	1.2
9) 71-80 percent	19	2.0
10) 81-90 percent	27	2.9
11) 91-100 percent	131	14.1
Missing	490
TOTAL	927	100.0

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751) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has there been a turning point in your life when you made a new and personal commitment to a religious tradition, faith, or God? (SP_2Z4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	327	23.6
2) No	1056	76.4
Missing	34
TOTAL	1383	100.0

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752) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has there been a turning point in your life when you became less committed to a religious tradition, faith, or God? (SP_2Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	166	12.0
2) No	1218	88.0
Missing	33
TOTAL	1384	100.0

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753) [Wave 2] ranpart (RANPART)

	TOTAL	%
1)	262	19.1
2)	278	20.2
3)	268	19.5
4)	279	20.3
5)	287	20.9
Missing	43
TOTAL	1374	100.0

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754) [Wave 2] Would you say your health in general is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? (HM_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent	172	15.7
2) Very good	378	34.4
3) Good	326	29.7
4) Fair	171	15.6
5) Poor	51	4.6
Missing	319
TOTAL	1098	100.0

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755) [Wave 2] Do you have any physical or nervous condition that limits the type of work or the amount of work you can do? (HM_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	284	25.9
2) No	814	74.1
Missing	319
TOTAL	1098	100.0

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756) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had high blood pressure, hypertension, diabetes, or high blood sugar. To be more specific, did you have high blood pressure or hypertension before the last interview, did you have diabetes or high blood sugar before the last interview, did you have both conditions before the last interview, or is this information not correct? (HM_3Z1)

	TOTAL	%
1) High blood pressure or hypertension before the last interview	190	57.4
2) Diabetes or high blood sugar before the last interview	13	3.9
3) Both conditions	88	26.6
4) Not correct	40	12.1
Missing	1086
TOTAL	331	100.0

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757) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had high blood pressure or hypertension? (HM_3Z2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	128	15.6
2) No	691	84.4
Missing	598
TOTAL	819	100.0

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758) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had diabetes or high blood sugar? (HM_3Z3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	55	5.5
2) No	941	94.5
Missing	421
TOTAL	996	100.0

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759) [Wave 2] Is your blood pressure generally under control? (HM_3A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	383	94.6
2) No	22	5.4
Missing	1012
TOTAL	405	100.0

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760) [Wave 2] Is your diabetes generally under control? (HM_3B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	135	86.5
2) No	21	13.5
Missing	1261
TOTAL	156	100.0

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761) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had cancer or a malignant tumor. Since then, has this condition gotten better, worse, stayed about the same, or is this information not correct? (HM_4A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gotten better	28	54.9
2) Worse	4	7.8
3) Stayed about the same	14	27.5
4) Not correct	5	9.8
Missing	1366
TOTAL	51	100.0

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762) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had cancer or a malignant tumor, excluding skin cancer? (HM_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	41	3.9
2) No	1011	96.1
Missing	365
TOTAL	1052	100.0

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763) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had chronic lung disease such as chronic bronchitis or emphysema. Since then, has this condition gotten better, worse, or stayed about the same, or is this information not correct? (HM_5A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gotten better	28	35.0
2) Worse	4	5.0
3) Stayed about the same	28	35.0
4) Not correct	20	25.0
Missing	1337
TOTAL	80	100.0

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764) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had chronic lung disease such as bronchitis or emphysema? (HM_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	37	3.6
2) No	1000	96.4
Missing	380
TOTAL	1037	100.0

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765) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you had a heart attack or stroke. To be more specific, did you have a heart attack before the last interview, did you have a stroke before the last interview, did you have both a heart attack and a stroke before the last interview, or is this information not correct? (HM_6Z1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Heart attack before the last interview	20	48.8
2) Stroke before the last interview	9	22.0
3) Both	4	9.8
4) Not correct	8	19.5
Missing	1376
TOTAL	41	100.0

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766) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had a heart attack? (HM_6Z2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	19	1.8
2) No	1053	98.2
Missing	345
TOTAL	1072	100.0

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767) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had a stroke? (HM_6Z3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	15	1.4
2) No	1068	98.6
Missing	334
TOTAL	1083	100.0

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768) [Wave 2] Do you still have any remaining problems because of your heart attack(s)? (HM_6A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	21	48.8
2) No	22	51.2
Missing	1374
TOTAL	43	100.0

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769) [Wave 2] Do you still have any remaining problems because of your stroke(s)? (HM_6B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	16	57.1
2) No	12	42.9
Missing	1389
TOTAL	28	100.0

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770) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had a heart problem, such as coronary heart disease, angina, or congestive heart failure. Since then, has this condition gotten better, worse, stayed about the same, or is this information not correct? (HM_7A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gotten better	22	33.3
2) Worse	4	6.1
3) Stayed about the same	29	43.9
4) Not correct	11	16.7
Missing	1351
TOTAL	66	100.0

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771) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had coronary heart disease, angina, congestive heart failure or other heart problems? (HM_7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	51	4.9
2) No	990	95.1
Missing	376
TOTAL	1041	100.0

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772) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had an ulcer. Since then, has this condition gotten better, worse, stayed about the same, or is this information not correct? (HM_8A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gotten better	38	58.5
2) Worse	2	3.1
3) Stayed about the same	22	33.8
4) Not correct	3	4.6
Missing	1352
TOTAL	65	100.0

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773) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had an ulcer? (HM_8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	27	2.6
2) No	1006	97.4
Missing	384
TOTAL	1033	100.0

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774) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had arthritis or rheumatism. Since then, has this condition gotten better, worse, stayed about the same, or is this information not correct? (HM_9A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gotten better	31	14.6
2) Worse	78	36.6
3) Stayed about the same	98	46.0
4) Not correct	6	2.8
Missing	1204
TOTAL	213	100.0

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775) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had arthritis or rheumatism? (HM_9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	103	11.6
2) No	785	88.4
Missing	529
TOTAL	888	100.0

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776) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had asthma. Since then, has this condition gotten better, worse, stayed about the same, or is this information not correct? (HM_10A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gotten better	59	39.3
2) Worse	8	5.3
3) Stayed about the same	72	48.0
4) Not correct	11	7.3
Missing	1267
TOTAL	150	100.0

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777) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had asthma? (HM_10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	47	4.9
2) No	907	95.1
Missing	463
TOTAL	954	100.0

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778) [Wave 2] Thinking about your current physical problems, how much do these limit your normal daily activities? (HM_11)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot	102	9.3
2) Somewhat	166	15.1
3) Just a little	227	20.7
4) Not at all	601	54.8
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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779) [Wave 2] Our records from your last interview in 2006 show that you have had some emotional, nervous, or psychiatric problems. Since then, have these problems gotten better, worse, stayed about the same, or is this information not correct? (HM_12A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Gotten better	77	48.1
2) Worse	17	10.6
3) Stayed about the same	56	35.0
4) Not correct	10	6.3
Missing	1257
TOTAL	160	100.0

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780) [Wave 2] In the last six years, has a doctor told you that you have or had any emotional, nervous, or psychiatric problems? (HM_12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	94	10.0
2) No	850	90.0
Missing	473
TOTAL	944	100.0

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781) [Wave 2] Do you currently have any emotional, nervous, or psychiatric problems? (HM_13)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	146	60.1
2) No	97	39.9
Missing	1174
TOTAL	243	100.0

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782) [Wave 2] How much do emotional, nervous, or psychiatric problems currently limit your normal daily activities? (HM_14)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot	22	9.1
2) Somewhat	57	23.5
3) Just a little	76	31.3
4) Not at all	88	36.2
Missing	1174
TOTAL	243	100.0

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783) [Wave 2] How often, if at all, do you participate in vigorous physical activity or sports - such as heavy housework, aerobics, running, swimming, or bicycling? (HM_16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	205	18.7
2) Occasionally but less than weekly	263	24.0
3) About once a week	155	14.1
4) More than once a week	283	25.8
5) About every day	190	17.3
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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784) [Wave 2] Have you smoked 100 or more cigarettes in the last six years? (HM_17)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	31	4.6
2) No	646	95.4
Missing	740
TOTAL	677	100.0

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785) [Wave 2] On average, how many cigarettes per day do you smoke? (HM_18)

	TOTAL	%
0)	117	41.2
1)	8	2.8
2)	7	2.5
3)	11	3.9
4)	9	3.2
5)	12	4.2
6)	6	2.1
7)	6	2.1
8)	4	1.4
9)	1	0.4
10)	32	11.3
12)	4	1.4
13)	1	0.4
15)	19	6.7
17)	1	0.4
18)	1	0.4
20)	29	10.2
21)	1	0.4
25)	2	0.7
28)	1	0.4
30)	6	2.1
40)	5	1.8
60)	1	0.4
Missing	1133
TOTAL	284	100.0

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786) [Wave 2] On average, how many cigarettes per day do you smoke? Don't currently smoke regularly (HM_18DK)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	284	63.1
1) Yes	166	36.9
Missing	967
TOTAL	450	100.0

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787) [Wave 2] In the last six years, did you ever smoke cigarettes regularly? (HM_19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	65	7.0
2) No	864	93.0
Missing	488
TOTAL	929	100.0

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788) [Wave 2] Do you ever drink any alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine, or liquor? (HM_20)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	756	69.0
2) No	340	31.0
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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789) [Wave 2] On average, do you have less than one alcoholic drink a day, one to two drinks a day, three to four drinks a day, or five or more drinks a day? (HM_21)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than one	595	79.1
2) One or two	124	16.5
3) Three or four	22	2.9
4) Five or more	11	1.5
Missing	665
TOTAL	752	100.0

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790) [Wave 2] For the next few questions, please think about the past 12 months. In the past 12 months, have you ever had two weeks or longer when nearly every day you felt sad, empty, or depressed for most of the day? (HM_24)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	281	25.7
2) No	812	74.3
Missing	324
TOTAL	1093	100.0

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791) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, have you ever had two weeks or longer when nearly every day you felt worthless? (HM_25)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	146	13.3
2) No	950	86.7
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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792) [Wave 2] In the past 12 months, have you ever had two weeks or longer when nearly every day you felt hopeless? (HM_26)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	161	14.7
2) No	935	85.3
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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793) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: your parent, child, or spouse died? (HM_29)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	210	19.2
2) No	886	80.8
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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794) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: a close family friend or another relative (aunt, cousin, grandparent) died? (HM_30)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	683	62.3
2) No	413	37.7
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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795) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: you had a separation due to marital difficulties? (HM_31)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	101	12.4
2) No	712	87.6
Missing	604
TOTAL	813	100.0

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796) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: you broke off a steady, romantic relationship? (HM_32)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	246	22.4
2) No	850	77.6
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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797) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: you became unemployed or you were seeking work unsuccessfully for more than one month? (HM_35)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	329	30.0
2) No	767	70.0
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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798) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: you were fired from your job? (HM_36)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	111	10.1
2) No	984	89.9
Missing	322
TOTAL	1095	100.0

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799) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: you had a major financial crisis? (HM_37)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	359	32.8
2) No	737	67.2
Missing	321
TOTAL	1096	100.0

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800) [Wave 2] In the past six years, have any of the following life events or problems happened to you: you had problems with the police or you had to make a court appearance? (HM_38)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	104	9.5
2) No	991	90.5
Missing	322
TOTAL	1095	100.0

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801) [Wave 2] During the past 30 days, on average, how many hours do you sleep per night? (HM_39)

	TOTAL	%
0)	2	0.2
2)	2	0.2
3)	11	1.0
4)	41	3.8
5)	125	11.4
6)	278	25.4
7)	309	28.3
8)	265	24.2
9)	36	3.3
10)	15	1.4
11)	3	0.3
12)	3	0.3
13)	1	0.1
15)	2	0.2
Missing	324
TOTAL	1093	100.0

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802) [Wave 2] During the past 30 days, for about how many days have you felt you did not get enough rest or sleep? (HM_40)

	TOTAL	%
0)	168	15.4
1)	24	2.2
2)	99	9.1
3)	88	8.1
4)	61	5.6
5)	130	11.9
6)	25	2.3
7)	38	3.5
8)	17	1.6
9)	4	0.4
10)	93	8.5
12)	8	0.7
13)	1	0.1
14)	6	0.6
15)	85	7.8
16)	3	0.3
17)	1	0.1
20)	65	6.0
21)	5	0.5
22)	3	0.3
24)	1	0.1
25)	32	2.9
26)	2	0.2
27)	2	0.2
28)	15	1.4
29)	2	0.2
30)	110	10.1
Missing	329
TOTAL	1088	100.0

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803) [Wave 2] Were both of your parents born in the United States? (DM_1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	67	69.1
2) No	30	30.9
Missing	1320
TOTAL	97	100.0

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804) [Wave 2] Were you born in the United States? (DM_1B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	84	86.6
2) No	13	13.4
Missing	1320
TOTAL	97	100.0

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805) [Wave 2] Are you a United States citizen? (DM_1E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	51	40.5
2) No	57	45.2
3) In process of becoming U.S. citizen	18	14.3
Missing	1291
TOTAL	126	100.0

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806) [Wave 2] Were both of your [spouse/partner's] parents born in the United States? (Please include adoptive parents.) (DM_1F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	123	77.8
2) No	35	22.2
Missing	1259
TOTAL	158	100.0

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807) [Wave 2] Was your [spouse/partner] born in the United States, or not? (DM_1G)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	140	88.1
2) No	19	11.9
Missing	1258
TOTAL	159	100.0

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808) [Wave 2] Is your [spouse/partner] a United States citizen, or not? (DM_1J)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	29	34.1
2) No	41	48.2
3) In process of becoming U.S. citizen	15	17.6
Missing	1332
TOTAL	85	100.0

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809) [Wave 2] Is [English] the primary language spoken in your home? (DM_1K)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1252	91.9
2) No	111	8.1
Missing	54
TOTAL	1363	100.0

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810) [Wave 2] How well do you speak Spanish? Very well, well, not well, or not at all? (DM_1KZ1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very well	87	6.6
2) Well	78	5.9
3) Not well	389	29.6
4) Not at all	761	57.9
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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811) [Wave 2] How well do you speak English? Very well, well, not well, or not at all? [Asked Spanish-language respondent] (DM_1KZ2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very well	9	19.1
2) Well	11	23.4
3) Not well	18	38.3
4) Not at all	9	19.1
Missing	1370
TOTAL	47	100.0

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812) [Wave 2] Did one or both of your parents speak a language other than English as their main language at home? (DM_1L)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	31	32.0
2) No	66	68.0
Missing	1320
TOTAL	97	100.0

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813) [Wave 2] In our last interview, you reported your highest level of completed schooling was [HighestSchool2006]. Has that changed? (DM_1Z8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	195	15.3
2) No	1080	84.7
Missing	142
TOTAL	1275	100.0

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814) [Wave 2] What is the highest level of schooling you have completed, or what is the highest degree that you have earned? (DM_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) No GED or less than high school degree	12	3.9
2) GED or high school equivalent, no high school diploma	17	5.6
3) High school diploma	60	19.7
4) Vocational-technical diploma	27	8.9
5) Associate degree (AA, AS)	34	11.2
6) Two-year religious degree	2	0.7
7) Bachelor's degree (BA, BS)	72	23.7
8) Master's degree but not religious degree (MA, MS, MBA, etc.)	31	10.2
9) Master of Divinity or other religious post-college degree	1	0.3
10) Doctorate degree (Ph.D., EDD)	7	2.3
11) Professional degree beyond BA/BS (MD, DDS, JD/LLB etc.)	4	1.3
12) Other	37	12.2
Missing	1113
TOTAL	304	100.0

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815) [Wave 2] Did you ever attend a four-year college or university for at least one year? (DM_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	52	34.7
2) No	98	65.3
Missing	1267
TOTAL	150	100.0

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816) [Wave 2] In our last interview, you described your occupation as [Occupation 2006]. Has it changed? (DM_3Z8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	254	37.7
2) No	419	62.3
Missing	744
TOTAL	673	100.0

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817) [Wave 2] We'd like to ask you how much did you personally earn altogether from wages or salaries during 2011, that is, before anything was deducted for taxes or other things? Please do not include other sources of income. Before taxes and other deductions, were your total wages or salaries during 2011 more or less than 40,000 dollars? (DM_4Z2)

	TOTAL	%
1) $40,000 or more	401	45.2
2) Less than $40,000	486	54.8
Missing	530
TOTAL	887	100.0

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818) [Wave 2] Before taxes and other deductions, were your total wages or salaries during 2011 more or less than 20,000 dollars? (DM_4Z3)

	TOTAL	%
1) $20,000 or more	236	48.8
2) Less than $20,000	248	51.2
Missing	933
TOTAL	484	100.0

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819) [Wave 2] [Personal wages less than $20K] (CATI: 'Please stop me when I read')/(WEB: 'Please select') the number that is your best estimate of your total personal wages or salaries in 2011 (DM_4Z4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $5,000	69	27.8
2) $5,000 -- $9,999	52	21.0
3) $10,000 -- $14,999	62	25.0
4) $15,000 -- $19,999	65	26.2
Missing	1169
TOTAL	248	100.0

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820) [Wave 2] [Personal wages between $20K $40K] (CATI: 'Please stop me when I read')/(WEB: 'Please select') the number that is your best estimate of your total personal wages or salaries in 2011 (DM_4Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) $20,000 -- $24,999	81	34.6
2) $25,000 -- $29,999	57	24.4
3) $30,000 -- $34,999	58	24.8
4) $35,000 -- $39,999	38	16.2
Missing	1183
TOTAL	234	100.0

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821) [Wave 2] [Personal wages less than $100K] Before taxes and other deductions, were your total wages or salaries during 2011 more or less than 100,000 dollars? (DM_4Z6)

	TOTAL	%
1) $100,000 or more	87	21.8
2) Less than $100,000	312	78.2
Missing	1018
TOTAL	399	100.0

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822) [Wave 2] [Personal wages between $40K and $100K] CATI: 'Please stop me when I read')/(WEB: 'Please select') the number that is your best estimate of your total personal wages or salaries in 2011 (DM_4Z7)

	TOTAL	%
1) $40,000 -- $49,999	83	27.0
2) $50,000 -- $59,999	78	25.4
3) $60,000 -- $69,999	62	20.2
4) $70,000 -- $79,999	41	13.4
5) $80,000 -- $89,999	24	7.8
6) $90,000 -- $99,999	19	6.2
Missing	1110
TOTAL	307	100.0

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823) [Wave 2] [Personal wages greater than $100K] CATI: 'Please stop me when I read')/(WEB: 'Please select') the number that is your best estimate of your total personal wages or salaries in 2011 (DM_4Z8)

	TOTAL	%
1) $100,000 -- $124,999	36	41.9
2) $125,000 -- $149,999	26	30.2
3) $150,000 -- $174,999	12	14.0
4) $175,000 -- $199,999	3	3.5
5) $200,000 or more	9	10.5
Missing	1331
TOTAL	86	100.0

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824) [Wave 2] Please include all sources of income. Before taxes and other deductions, was your total household income during 2011 more or less than 40,000 dollars, or the same as your personal wages? (DM_5)

	TOTAL	%
1) $40,000 or more	357	37.3
2) Less than $40,000	445	46.5
3) Same as personal wages	154	16.1
Missing	461
TOTAL	956	100.0

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825) [Wave 2] Before taxes and other deductions, was your total household income during 2011 more or less than 20,000 dollars? (DM_6Z3)

	TOTAL	%
1) $20,000 or more	195	44.0
2) Less than $20,000	248	56.0
Missing	974
TOTAL	443	100.0

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826) [Wave 2] [HH income less than $20K] (CATI: 'Please stop me when I read')/(WEB: 'Please select') the number that is your best estimate of your total household income in 2011 (DM_6Z4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $5,000	51	20.8
2) $5,000 -- $9,999	56	22.9
3) $10,000 -- $14,999	58	23.7
4) $15,000 -- $19,999	80	32.7
Missing	1172
TOTAL	245	100.0

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827) [Wave 2] [HH income between $20K and $40K] (CATI: 'Please stop me when I read')/(WEB: 'Please select') the number that is your best estimate of your total household income in 2011 (DM_6Z5)

	TOTAL	%
1) $20,000 -- $24,999	57	29.4
2) $25,000 -- $29,999	45	23.2
3) $30,000 -- $34,999	55	28.4
4) $35,000 -- $39,999	37	19.1
Missing	1223
TOTAL	194	100.0

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828) [Wave 2] [HH income less or greater than $100K] Before taxes and other deductions, was your total household income during 2011 more or less than 100,000 dollars? (DM_7Z6)

	TOTAL	%
1) $100,000 or more	263	34.9
2) Less than $100,000	491	65.1
Missing	663
TOTAL	754	100.0

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829) [Wave 2] [HH income between $40K and $100K] Before taxes and other deductions, was your total household income during 2011 more or less than 100,000 dollars? (DM_7Z7)

	TOTAL	%
1) $40,000 -- $49,999	111	22.9
2) $50,000 -- $59,999	93	19.2
3) $60,000 -- $69,999	82	16.9
4) $70,000 -- $79,999	75	15.5
5) $80,000 -- $89,999	75	15.5
6) $90,000 -- $99,999	48	9.9
Missing	933
TOTAL	484	100.0

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830) [Wave 2] [HH income greater than $100K] Before taxes and other deductions, was your total household income during 2011 more or less than 100,000 dollars? (DM_7Z8)

	TOTAL	%
1) $100,000 -- $124,999	104	40.2
2) $125,000 -- $149,999	57	22.0
3) $150,000 -- $174,999	37	14.3
4) $175,000 -- $199,999	15	5.8
5) $200,000 or more	46	17.8
Missing	1158
TOTAL	259	100.0

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831) [Wave 2] INTERVIEWER: WHAT LANGUAGE HAS THIS INTERVIEW BEEN CONDUCTED IN? (IQ_4)

	TOTAL	%
1) English exclusively	215	94.3
2) Spanish exclusively	13	5.7
Missing	1189
TOTAL	228	100.0

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832) [Wave 2] [Phone only or web first samples] (PHONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Phone only	166	11.7
2) Web first	1251	88.3
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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833) [Wave 2] [Client Admin] (CLIENTAD)

	TOTAL	%
1) In-person	91	74.0
2) Phone via web	30	24.4
3) Web alone wifi	2	1.6
Missing	1294
TOTAL	123	100.0

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834) [Wave 2] Household ID (HHID)

835) [Wave 2] Primary sampling unit ID (PSU_ID)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1384	31.329	17

836) [Attrition] Respondent in Wave 2 and Wave 1 (ATTRITIO)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	103	7.3
1) Yes	1314	92.7
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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837) New respondent entered in Wave 2 as a Wave 1 respondent (FLAG_NEW)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1415	99.9
1) Yes	2	0.1
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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838) [Wave 2] Respondent's race (RE_RACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	753	53.1
2) Black/African American	285	20.1
3) Hispanic/Latino(a)	210	14.8
4) Asian/Asian American	101	7.1
5) Pacific Islander	8	0.6
6) Native American	4	0.3
7) Mixed Race	39	2.8
9) Other	17	1.2
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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839) [Wave 2] Post-stratified cross sectional raked weight (sample scaled) (NWEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1417	1	1

840) [Wave 2] Post-stratified cross sectional raked weight (population scaled) (PSWEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1417	167735.511	128510

841) [Wave 2] Respondent's race (RACE_ALL)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	771	54.4
2) Black/African American	294	20.7
3) Hispanic/Latino(a)	230	16.2
4) Asian/Asian American	114	8.0
5) Native American	8	0.6
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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842) [Wave 2] Respondent's religious tradition [Steensland] (RELTRAD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Black Protestant	130	9.2
2) Evangelical Protestant	320	22.6
3) Mainline Protestant	124	8.8
4) Catholic	346	24.4
5) Jewish	26	1.8
6) Other faith	83	5.9
7) Nonaffiliated	286	20.2
8) Protestant - other	102	7.2
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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843) [Wave 2] Respondent's region (REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Northeast	221	15.6
2) Midwest	266	18.8
3) South	480	33.9
4) West	445	31.4
5) Currently abroad	5	0.4
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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844) [2006] DM_2_2 (DM2_2_06)

	TOTAL	%
-7) Refused	1	0.1
-4) Don't know	1	0.1
1) No GED or less than high school degree	113	8.6
2) GED or high school equivalent, no high school diploma	65	4.9
3) High school diploma	412	31.3
4) Vocational/technical diploma	120	9.1
5) Associate degree	153	11.6
7) Bachelor's degree	286	21.7
8) Master's but not religious degree (MA, MS, MBA, etc.)	114	8.7
9) Master of Divinity or other religious post-college degree	3	0.2
10) Doctorate degree (Ph.D., EDD)	15	1.1
11) Professional degree beyond B.A./B.S. (MD, DDS, JD/LLB etc.)	25	1.9
12) Other	7	0.5
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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845) [Wave 2] Work status (WJ_STAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Full-time	657	46.4
2) Part-time	193	13.6
3) Retired	219	15.5
4) Homemaker	85	6.0
5) School	37	2.6
6) Unemployed	133	9.4
7) Other	92	6.5
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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846) [Wave 2] Average work hours per week (WJ_HOURS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Zero-five	28	3.0
2) Six-10	35	3.8
3) 11-15	31	3.4
4) 16-20	57	6.2
5) 21-25	40	4.3
6) 26-30	55	6.0
7) 31-35	50	5.4
8) 36-40	359	39.0
9) 41-45	88	9.6
10) 46-50	102	11.1
11) 51-55	16	1.7
12) 56-60	37	4.0
13) 61-65	5	0.5
14) 66-70	7	0.8
15) 71-75	2	0.2
16) 76+	9	1.0
Missing	496
TOTAL	921	100.0

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847) [Wave 2] Respondent's religion (CI_1_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	698	49.3
2) Muslim	6	0.4
3) Jewish	26	1.8
4) Roman Catholic	345	24.3
5) Mormon	6	0.4
6) Buddhist	22	1.6
7) Hindu	16	1.1
8) Agnostic	57	4.0
9) Atheist	40	2.8
10) Spiritual	166	11.7
11) Don't think about religion	26	1.8
12) Other	9	0.6
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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848) [Wave 2] Respondent's religion as adult before 2006 (CIP_1_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	648	49.3
2) Muslim	6	0.5
3) Jewish	24	1.8
4) Roman Catholic	377	28.7
5) Mormon	9	0.7
6) Buddhist	21	1.6
7) Hindu	16	1.2
8) Agnostic	44	3.3
9) Atheist	19	1.4
10) Spiritual	115	8.7
11) Don't think about religion	29	2.2
12) Other	7	0.5
Missing	102
TOTAL	1315	100.0

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849) [Wave 2] Respondent's religion in which raised (CIF_1_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	721	50.9
2) Muslim	8	0.6
3) Jewish	29	2.0
4) Roman Catholic	480	33.9
5) Mormon	14	1.0
6) Buddhist	21	1.5
7) Hindu	16	1.1
8) Agnostic	14	1.0
9) Atheist	9	0.6
10) Spiritual	33	2.3
11) Don't think about religion	62	4.4
12) Other	9	0.6
Missing	1
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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850) [Wave 2] Spouse/partners religion (CIF_31_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian	362	47.2
2) Muslim	4	0.5
3) Jewish	17	2.2
4) Roman Catholic	209	27.2
5) Mormon	3	0.4
6) Buddhist	15	2.0
7) Hindu	14	1.8
8) Agnostic	22	2.9
9) Atheist	16	2.1
10) Spiritual	56	7.3
11) Don't think about religion	42	5.5
12) Other	7	0.9
Missing	650
TOTAL	767	100.0

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851) [Wave 2] What year were you first involved in or a member of this congregation? (CA_8)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	543	1909.006	421

852) [Wave 2] About how many hours per week on average does this work at your congregation take up? (CA_32)

	TOTAL	%
-4) Don't know	1	0.5
0) 0	1	0.5
1) 1	23	11.9
2) 2	53	27.3
3) 3	36	18.6
4) 4	26	13.4
5) 5	14	7.2
6) 6	7	3.6
7) 7	2	1.0
8) 8	8	4.1
10) 10	8	4.1
11) 11	1	0.5
12) 12	2	1.0
15) 15	4	2.1
20) 20	4	2.1
24) 24	1	0.5
25) 25	2	1.0
30) 30	1	0.5
Missing	1223
TOTAL	194	100.0

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853) [Wave 2] In the last year, about how many hours did you spend on other volunteer work? (CA_32B)

	TOTAL	%
0)	8	5.3
1)	5	3.3
2)	7	4.7
3)	2	1.3
4)	3	2.0
5)	8	5.3
8)	6	4.0
10)	13	8.7
12)	3	2.0
15)	6	4.0
16)	1	0.7
18)	1	0.7
20)	16	10.7
24)	1	0.7
25)	4	2.7
30)	3	2.0
35)	1	0.7
36)	1	0.7
40)	9	6.0
45)	1	0.7
48)	3	2.0
50)	5	3.3
52)	2	1.3
60)	4	2.7
72)	1	0.7
75)	3	2.0
80)	2	1.3
90)	1	0.7
96)	1	0.7
100)	8	5.3
120)	2	1.3
150)	2	1.3
160)	1	0.7
200)	7	4.7
250)	1	0.7
260)	1	0.7
300)	1	0.7
312)	1	0.7
500)	5	3.3
Missing	1267
TOTAL	150	100.0

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854) [Wave 2] Religiously conservative liberal (RI_COLIB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very conservative	167	12.0
2) Somewhat conservative	250	18.0
3) Moderate/conservative	302	21.7
4) Moderate	10	0.7
5) Moderate/liberal	228	16.4
6) Somewhat liberal	231	16.6
7) Very liberal	201	14.5
Missing	28
TOTAL	1389	100.0

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855) [Wave 2] We would like to add two names from your congregation -- not including your parents, siblings or children. Besides those already mentioned, what is the first name or initials of the person you are closest to at your [congregation]? [No one close to] (NE_10B)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Skipped	21	2.7
-7) Refused	2	0.3
-4) Don't know	3	0.4
0) 0	523	67.4
1) No one	227	29.3
Missing	641
TOTAL	776	100.0

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856) [Wave 2] Number of political activities (PO_NUMB)

	TOTAL	%
-9) Skipped	1	0.1
0) 0	764	54.4
1) 1	327	23.3
2) 2	160	11.4
3) 3	83	5.9
4) 4	31	2.2
5) 5	19	1.4
6) 6	12	0.9
7) 7	7	0.5
Missing	13
TOTAL	1404	100.0

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857) [Wave 2] Political party combined (PO_PARTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strong Democrat	365	26.1
2) Not strong Democrat	284	20.3
3) Lean Democrat	141	10.1
4) Neither	213	15.2
5) Lean Republican	86	6.2
6) Not strong Republican	172	12.3
7) Strong Republican	137	9.8
Missing	19
TOTAL	1398	100.0

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858) [Wave 2] Personal wages (DM_WAGES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $5,000	69	7.9
2) $5,000-$9,999	52	5.9
3) $10,000-$14,999	62	7.1
4) $15,000-$19,999	65	7.4
5) $20,000-$24,999	81	9.3
6) $25,000-$29,999	57	6.5
7) $30,000-$34,999	58	6.6
8) $35,000-$39,999	38	4.3
9) $40,000-$49,999	83	9.5
10) $50,000-$59,999	78	8.9
11) $60,000-$69,999	62	7.1
12) $70,000-$79,999	41	4.7
13) $80,000-$89,999	24	2.7
14) $90,000-$99,999	19	2.2
15) $100,000-$124,999	36	4.1
16) $125,000-$149,999	26	3.0
17) $150,000-$174,999	12	1.4
18) $175,000-$199,999	3	0.3
19) $200,000 or more	9	1.0
Missing	542
TOTAL	875	100.0

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859) [Wave 2] Total household income (DM_INC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $5,000	67	5.0
2) $5,000-$9,999	73	5.5
3) $10,000-$14,999	76	5.7
4) $15,000-$19,999	99	7.4
5) $20,000-$24,999	91	6.8
6) $25,000-$29,999	63	4.7
7) $30,000-$34,999	74	5.5
8) $35,000-$39,999	48	3.6
9) $40,000-$49,999	111	8.3
10) $50,000-$59,999	93	7.0
11) $60,000-$69,999	82	6.1
12) $70,000-$79,999	75	5.6
13) $80,000-$89,999	75	5.6
14) $90,000-$99,999	48	3.6
15) $100,000-$124,999	104	7.8
16) $125,000-$149,999	57	4.3
17) $150,000-$174,999	37	2.8
18) $175,000-$199,999	15	1.1
19) $200,000 or more	46	3.4
Missing	83
TOTAL	1334	100.0

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860) [Wave 2] Respondent's age based on birth year (HR_AGE)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1417	47.661	16

861) [Wave 2] Education (EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than high school	106	7.5
2) GED	69	4.9
3) High school	375	26.5
4) Vo-tech	137	9.7
5) Associate	169	12.0
6) Two year religious	2	0.1
7) Bachelor's	325	23.0
8) Master's	139	9.8
9) Master of Divinity	4	0.3
10) Doctorate	21	1.5
11) Professional degree	29	2.1
12) Other	37	2.6
Missing	4
TOTAL	1413	100.0

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862) I-EDUC: [Wave 2] Education (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than high school	106	7.7
2) GED or high school diploma	444	32.3
3) Vocational/technical diploma or associate degree	308	22.4
4) Bachelor's	325	23.6
5) Graduate degree	193	14.0
Missing	41
TOTAL	1376	100.0

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863) I-RACE: [Wave 2] Respondent's race (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White/Caucasian/Anglo	771	54.7
2) Black/African American	294	20.9
3) Hispanic/Latino(a)	230	16.3
4) Asian/Asian American	114	8.1
Missing	8
TOTAL	1409	100.0

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864) I-PARTYID: [Wave 2] Political party combined (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-PARTYID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democrat	790	56.5
2) Neither	213	15.2
3) Republican	395	28.3
Missing	19
TOTAL	1398	100.0

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865) I-GENDER: Respondent's gender (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
0) Female	888	62.7
1) Male	529	37.3
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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866) I-RELIGION: [Wave 2] Respondent's religious tradition [Steensland] (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Black Protestant	130	9.2
2) Evangelical Protestant	320	22.6
3) Mainline Protestant	124	8.8
4) Catholic	346	24.4
5) Other faith	211	14.9
6) Nonaffiliated	286	20.2
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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867) I-AGE: [Wave 2] Respondent's age based on birth year (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) 20 to 29 years old	224	15.8
2) 30 to 44 years old	423	29.9
3) 45 to 59 years old	406	28.7
4) 60 to 74 years old	264	18.6
5) 75 years and older	100	7.1
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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