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Social Capital Community Survey, 2006

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All frequencies weighted by 224) FWEIGHT;
(The number of missing cases reported in the codebook are unweighted)

1) Respondent number (RESPNO)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	18443.80	13256.83

2) Interviewer ID (INTERID)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	8615.50	5711.27

3) Date of interview (YYYYMMDD) (CALLD)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	20060311.22	181.71

4) Number of calls to complete this record (CALL)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	5.43	5.35

5) Time started (CALLT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	1840.70	346.70

6) Sample ID from sample (SAMP)

	TOTAL	%
3) Baton Rouge	400	4.1
10) Greater Houston	400	4.1
12) Kalamazoo	500	5.1
15) San Diego	501	5.1
18) Winston-Salem	750	7.7
21) Yakima, WA	402	4.1
27) New Hampshire. - State	278	2.9
28) New Hampshire - Cheshire	111	1.1
29) New Hampshire - I-93 Corridor	112	1.1
31) Greater Greensboro - City of Greensboro	450	4.6
44) Rochester Area, NY - Regular Sample	626	6.4
45) Rochester Area, NY - Black/Hispanic Oversample	74	.8
51) National Sample	2741	28.1
53) Sarasota County, FL	500	5.1
56) Lewiston/Auburn, ME	500	5.1
57) Duluth area (Duluth, MN; Superior, WI)	500	5.1
58) Arkansas	400	4.1
59) Kansas sample	500	5.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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7) Time zone (TZONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Eastern	5233	53.7
2) Central	2978	30.6
3) Mountain	160	1.6
4) Pacific	1373	14.1
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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8) Census division (CENSDIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) New England	1136	11.7
2) Mid Atlantic	1097	11.3
3) East North Central	1036	10.6
4) West North Central	1031	10.6
5) South Atlantic	2210	22.7
6) East South Central	180	1.8
7) West South Central	1523	15.6
8) Mountain	165	1.7
9) Pacific	1368	14
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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9) Census region (REG4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Northeast	2232	22.9
2) Midwest	2067	21.2
3) South	3912	40.1
4) West	1533	15.7
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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10) State (STATE)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	0

11) Urban, suburban, rural (USR)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	0

12) Katrina sample (KATSAMP)

	TOTAL	%
0) All others	8697	89.2
1) Baton Rouge, Houston, and Arkansas	1048	10.8
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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13) Local5 (LOCAL5)

	TOTAL	%
3) Downtown Baton Rouge	400	5.7
10) Hermann Park, including the Zoo, Miller Outdoor Theater, ..	400	5.7
12) Downtown Kalamazoo	500	7.1
15) Balboa Park, including the zoo and museums	501	7.2
18) Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum	750	10.7
21) The Greenway ...	402	5.7
27) A farmstand or farmer's market ...	278	4
28) A farmstand or farmer's market ...	111	1.6
29) A farmstand or farmer's market ...	112	1.6
31) The Greensboro Coliseum Complex ...	450	6.4
44) Highland Park ...	626	8.9
45) Highland Park ...	74	1.1
53) Sarasota County, FL	500	7.1
56) Lewiston/Auburn	500	7.1
57) Duluth area	500	7.1
58) Arkansas	400	5.7
59) Kansas	500	7.1
Missing	2741
TOTAL	7004	100.0

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14) Language of interview (LANGASK)

	TOTAL	%
0) English	8876	91.1
1) Spanish	869	8.9
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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15) Gender of respondent (GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	4666	47.9
2) Female	5079	52.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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16) 5A1. We'd like to know how important various things are to your sense of who you are. When you think about yourself, how important is (DIMENSION) to your sense of who you are? (Very important, moderately important, slightly important, or not at all important) Your occupation? (IMPOCCUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	478	9.7
2) Slightly important	482	9.8
3) Moderately important	1174	23.9
4) Very important	2486	50.5
8) Don't know	228	4.6
9) Refused	71	1.4
Missing	6069
TOTAL	4919	100.0

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17) 5A2. Your place of residence? (IMPRESID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	421	8.8
2) Slightly important	572	12
3) Moderately important	1304	27.3
4) Very important	2456	51.5
8) Don't know	14	.3
9) Refused	3	.1
Missing	6183
TOTAL	4770	100.0

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18) 5A3. Your ethnic or racial background? (IMPETH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	2028	20.8
2) Slightly important	1429	14.7
3) Moderately important	2418	24.8
4) Very important	3688	37.8
8) Don't know	160	1.6
9) Refused	22	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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19) 5A4. Your religion? (IMPWRK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	644	13
2) Slightly important	438	8.9
3) Moderately important	977	19.8
4) Very important	2847	57.7
8) Don't know	26	.5
9) Refused	6	.1
Missing	5946
TOTAL	4938	100.0

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20) 5A5. Being an American? (IMPAMER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all important	206	4.2
2) Slightly important	291	6
3) Moderately important	639	13.1
4) Very important	3660	75.3
8) Don't know	53	1.1
9) Refused	14	.3
Missing	6002
TOTAL	4863	100.0

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21) I'd like to first ask you some questions about how you view other people. Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful in dealing with people? (TRUST)

	TOTAL	%
1) People can be trusted	4197	43.1
2) You can't be too careful	5049	51.8
3) (Vol.) Depends	425	4.4
8) Don't know	54	.6
9) Refused	20	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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22) 7A. Next, we'd like to know how much you trust different groups of people. First, think about (GROUP). Generally speaking, would you say that you can trust them a lot, some, only a little, or not at all? People in your neighborhood? (CLARIFY IF NECESSARY: How about in general?) (TRNEI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	4393	45.1
2) Trust them some	3326	34.1
3) Trust them only a little	1313	13.5
4) Trust them not at all	555	5.7
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	75	.8
8) Don't know	65	.7
9) Refused	17	.2
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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23) 7B. (How about) People you work with (would you say that you can trust them a lot, some, only a little, or not at all?) (CLARIFY IF NECESSARY: How about in general?) (TRWRK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	3933	40.4
2) Trust them some	2718	27.9
3) Trust them only a little	957	9.8
4) Trust them not at all	370	3.8
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	1732	17.8
8) Don't know	27	.3
9) Refused	9	.1
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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24) 7C. People at your church or place of worship? (TRREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	1214	57.3
2) Trust them some	483	22.8
3) Trust them only a little	96	4.5
4) Trust them not at all	53	2.5
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	254	12
8) Don't know	15	.7
9) Refused	3	.1
Missing	9989
TOTAL	2118	100.0

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25) 7D. People who work in the stores where you shop? (TRSHOP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	2770	28.4
2) Trust them some	4707	48.3
3) Trust them only a little	1613	16.6
4) Trust them not at all	463	4.8
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	69	.7
8) Don't know	114	1.2
9) Refused	9	.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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26) 7F. The police in your local community? (TRCOP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	5265	54
2) Trust them some	2876	29.5
3) Trust them only a little	863	8.9
4) Trust them not at all	569	5.8
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	90	.9
8) Don't know	75	.8
9) Refused	7	.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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27) 7G. (How about) white people? (TRWHT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	2945	30.2
2) Trust them some	5176	53.1
3) Trust them only a little	855	8.8
4) Trust them not at all	233	2.4
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	230	2.4
8) Don't know	164	1.7
9) Refused	143	1.5
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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28) 7H. What about African Americans or Blacks? (TRBLK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	2458	25.2
2) Trust them some	5308	54.5
3) Trust them only a little	1040	10.7
4) Trust them not at all	360	3.7
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	261	2.7
8) Don't know	180	1.8
9) Refused	139	1.4
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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29) 7I. What about Asian people? (TRASN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	2423	24.9
2) Trust them some	5062	51.9
3) Trust them only a little	1006	10.3
4) Trust them not at all	318	3.3
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	493	5.1
8) Don't know	296	3
9) Refused	147	1.5
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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30) 7J. How about Hispanics or Latinos? (TRHIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Trust them a lot	2337	24
2) Trust them some	5156	52.9
3) Trust them only a little	1197	12.3
4) Trust them not at all	323	3.3
5) (Vol.) Does not apply	361	3.7
8) Don't know	225	2.3
9) Refused	145	1.5
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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31) 8A. If you lost a wallet or a purse that contained two hundred dollars, and it was found by a neighbor, how likely is it to be returned with the money in it? Would you say very likely, somewhat likely, somewhat unlikely or not at all likely? (WALLTNEI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all likely	462	9.6
2) Somewhat unlikely	394	8.2
3) Somewhat likely	1432	29.8
4) Very likely	2448	51
8) Don't know	32	.7
9) Refused	33	.7
Missing	6056
TOTAL	4801	100.0

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32) 8B. And if it was found by a complete stranger, how likely is it to be returned with the money in it? Would you say that was very likely, somewhat likely, somewhat unlikely or not at all likely? (WALLTSTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all likely	1237	25.8
2) Somewhat unlikely	1258	26.2
3) Somewhat likely	1849	38.5
4) Very likely	376	7.8
8) Don't know	75	1.6
9) Refused	6	.1
Missing	6056
TOTAL	4801	100.0

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33) 9. All things considered, how satisfied are you with your life as a whole nowadays? Please answer using a scale where 1 means extremely dissatisfied and 10 means extremely satisfied. (LIFESAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely dissatisfied	147	1.5
2) 2	60	.6
3) 3	90	.9
4) 4	140	1.4
5) 5	641	6.6
6) 6	549	5.6
7) 7	1515	15.5
8) 8	2723	27.9
9) 9	1677	17.2
10) Extremely satisfied	2140	22
88) Don't know	46	.5
99) Refused	17	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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34) 10. And how would you describe your overall state of health these days? Would you say it is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? (HEALTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Poor	388	4
1) Fair	1184	12.1
2) Good	2642	27.1
3) Very good	3461	35.5
4) Excellent	2065	21.2
8) Don't know	1	0
9) Refused	5	.1
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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35) 11. Now I'd like to ask you a few questions about the local community where you live. If public officials asked everyone to conserve water or electricity because of some emergency, how likely is it that people in your community would cooperate -- would you say it is very likely, likely, unlikely, or very unlikely? (COOP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very unlikely	303	3.1
2) Unlikely	483	5
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	56	.6
4) Likely	4679	48
5) Very likely	4114	42.2
8) Don't know	101	1
9) Refused	8	.1
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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36) 11A. How likely do you think it is that you may be the victim of a crime in the next twelve months? (ROBCHANC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very unlikely	1883	35.2
2) Unlikely	1889	35.3
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	53	1
4) Likely	1121	20.9
5) Very likely	329	6.1
8) Don't know	72	1.3
9) Refused	10	.2
Missing	5492
TOTAL	5357	100.0

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37) 12. How many years have you lived in your community? (IF NECESSARY, PROMPT WITH CATEGORIES) (LIVCOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than one year	499	5.1
2) One to five years	2415	24.8
3) Six to ten years	1619	16.6
4) Eleven to twenty years	1788	18.3
5) More than twenty years	2771	28.4
6) All my life	646	6.6
8) Don't know	3	0
9) Refused	4	0
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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38) 13. Do you expect to be living in your community five years from now? (STAY)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	2072	21.3
1) Yes	7253	74.4
8) Don't know	411	4.2
9) Refused	9	.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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39) 13A. Would you move away from this neighborhood if you could? (WANTMOVE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5709	58.6
1) Yes	3781	38.8
8) Don't know	232	2.4
9) Refused	23	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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40) 14. Overall, how would you rate your community as a place to live -- excellent, good, only fair, or poor? (QOL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Poor	270	2.8
1) Only fair	1240	12.7
2) Good	4516	46.3
3) Excellent	3710	38.1
8) Don't know	6	.1
9) Refused	2	0
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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41) 15. Do you or your family own the place where you are living now, or do you rent? (OWN)

	TOTAL	%
0) Rent	2534	26
1) Own	7153	73.4
8) Don't know	37	.4
9) Refused	21	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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42) 16. Overall, how much impact do you think people like you can have in making your community a better place to live - no impact at all, a small impact, a moderate impact, or a big impact? (EFFCOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) No impact at all	340	3.5
2) A small impact	1715	17.6
3) A moderate impact	4225	43.4
4) A big impact	3398	34.9
8) Don't know	64	.7
9) Refused	4	0
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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43) 17. Next I'd like to ask you a few questions about television and newspapers. How many days in the past week did you read a daily newspaper? (PAPER)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	2605	26.7
1) 1	1158	11.9
2) 2	968	9.9
3) 3	817	8.4
4) 4	410	4.2
5) 5	487	5
6) 6	218	2.2
7) 7	3067	31.5
8) Don't know	13	.1
9) Refused	2	0
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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44) 18. How many hours per day do you spend watching TV (television) on an average weekday, that is Monday through Friday? (TVHRS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	616	6.3
1) 1	1733	17.8
2) 2	2585	26.5
3) 3	1717	17.6
4) 4	1113	11.4
5) 5	682	7
6) 6	385	4
7) 7	100	1
8) 8	197	2
9) 9	39	.4
10) 10	207	2.1
11) 11	9	.1
12) 12	287	2.9
98) Don't know	60	.6
99) Refused	13	.1
TOTAL	9743	100.0

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45) 19. How many hours do you spend using the Internet or email in a typical week, not counting the times you do so for work? (IF NECESSARY: By a week, we mean seven days.) (IF NECESSARY PROBE WITH CATEGORIES) (WWWTIME)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	3445	35.4
1) Less than 1 hour	784	8
3) 1 to 5 hours	3297	33.8
8) 6 to 10 hours	1234	12.7
15) 11 to 20 hours	610	6.3
25) More than 20 hours	370	3.8
99) Refused	4	0
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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46) 21. My next questions are about public affairs. How interested are you in politics and national affairs? Are you very interested, somewhat interested, only slightly interested, or not at all interested? (POLINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Not at all interested	995	10.2
2) Only slightly interested	1827	18.8
3) Somewhat interested	3574	36.7
4) Very interested	3328	34.2
8) Don't know	17	.2
9) Refused	3	0
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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47) 22. Are you currently registered to vote? (REGVOTE)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1694	17.4
1) Yes	7987	82
3) (Vol.) Not eligible to vote	39	.4
8) Don't know	23	.2
9) Refused	2	0
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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48) 23. As you may know, around half the public does not vote in presidential elections. How about you -- did you vote in the presidential election in 2004 when George Bush ran against John Kerry, or did you skip that one? (DO NOT PROBE DK RESPONSE) (VOTEUS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	2206	22.6
1) Yes	7100	72.9
3) (Vol.) Not eligible to vote	408	4.2
8) Don't know	22	.2
9) Refused	9	.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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49) 24. How much of the time do you think you can trust the national government to do what is right -- just about always, most of the time, only some of the time, or hardly ever? (TGNAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Just about always	451	4.6
2) Most of the time	2744	28.2
3) Some of the time	4501	46.2
4) Hardly ever	1936	19.9
8) Don't know	92	.9
9) Refused	21	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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50) 25. How about your local government? How much of the time do you think you can trust the local government to do what is right? (Would you say just about always, most of the time, only some of the time, or hardly ever?) (TGLOC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Just about always	622	6.4
2) Most of the time	3824	39.2
3) Some of the time	4147	42.6
4) Hardly ever	1063	10.9
8) Don't know	74	.8
9) Refused	14	.1
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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51) 26A. Which of the following things have you done in the past twelve months: Have you signed a petition? (PETITION)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6221	63.8
1) Yes	3492	35.8
8) Don't know	30	.3
9) Refused	1	0
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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52) 26B. Attended a political meeting or rally? (RALLY)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	8034	82.4
1) Yes	1705	17.5
8) Don't know	5	.1
9) Refused	1	0
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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53) 26C. Worked on a community project? (PROJECT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6174	63.4
1) Yes	3556	36.5
8) Don't know	15	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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54) 26D. Participated in any demonstrations, protests, boycotts, or marches? (MARCH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	9065	93
1) Yes	663	6.8
8) Don't know	14	.1
9) Refused	2	0
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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55) 26E. Donated blood? (BLOOD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	7241	74.3
1) Yes	1714	17.6
3) (Vol.) Can't give blood	781	8
8) Don't know	9	.1
9) Refused	1	0
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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56) 27. Thinking politically and socially, how would you describe your own general outlook -- as being very conservative, moderately conservative, middle-of-the-road, moderately liberal or very liberal? (IDEO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very conservative	1360	14
2) Moderately conservative	2934	30.1
3) Middle-of-the-road	2833	29.1
4) Moderately liberal	1647	16.9
5) Very liberal	712	7.3
6) (Vol.) Something else	63	.6
8) Don't know	169	1.7
9) Refused	27	.3
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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57) 27A. Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, Democrat, Independent, or what? (PARTYID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Republican	2817	28.9
2) Democrat	3015	30.9
3) Independent	2670	27.4
4) Other	282	2.9
5) No preference	754	7.7
8) Don't know	134	1.4
9) Refused	74	.8
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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58) 27B1. Next I am going to read you a list of federal programs. For each one, I would like you to tell me whether you would like to see spending increased or decreased. The first program is: Public schools? (Would you like to see spending increased or decreased?) (SPNDSCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Decreased	529	9.7
2) (Vol.) Neither increased nor decreased	285	5.2
3) Increased	4537	83.5
8) Don't know	71	1.3
9) Refuse	11	.2
Missing	5471
TOTAL	5433	100.0

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59) 27B2. Dealing with crime? (Would you like to see spending increased or decreased?) (SPNDCRM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Decreased	578	10.6
2) (Vol.) Neither increased nor decreased	334	6.1
3) Increased	4430	81.5
8) Don't know	76	1.4
9) Refused	16	.3
Missing	5471
TOTAL	5434	100.0

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60) 27B3. Tightening border security to prevent illegal immigration? (Would you like to see spending increased or decreased?) (SPNDBRDR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Decreased	1202	22.1
2) (Vol.) Neither increased nor decreased	347	6.4
3) Increased	3698	68.1
8) Don't know	146	2.7
9) Refused	40	.7
Missing	5471
TOTAL	5433	100.0

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61) 27B4. Aid to blacks? (Would you like to see spending increased or decreased?) (SPNDBLK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Decreased	1335	24.6
2) (Vol.) Neither increased nor decreased	887	16.3
3) Increased	2725	50.2
8) Don't know	375	6.9
9) Refused	111	2
Missing	5471
TOTAL	5433	100.0

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62) 27B5. Aid to the poor? (Would you like to see spending increased or decreased?) (SPNDPOOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Decreased	670	12.3
2) (Vol.) Neither increased nor decreased	390	7.2
3) Increased	4252	78.2
8) Don't know	101	1.9
9) Refused	21	.4
Missing	5471
TOTAL	5434	100.0

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63) 27C. From what level of government do you feel you get the most for your money? (federal/national, state, or local) (SPENDNAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Local	901	32.9
2) State	698	25.5
3) Federal/national	797	29.1
8) Don't know	296	10.8
9) Refused	49	1.8
Missing	9359
TOTAL	2741	100.0

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64) 27D. In your opinion, which is the bigger cause of poverty today - that people are not doing enough to help themselves out of poverty, or that circumstances beyond their control cause them to be poor? (WHYPOOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) People are not doing enough	622	55.2
2) Circumstances cause them to be poor	421	37.4
8) Don't know	74	6.6
9) Refused	9	.8
Missing	10968
TOTAL	1126	100.0

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65) Senators of respondent's state (SEN1_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) AL Jeff Sessions, Richard Shelby	37	.8
3) AZ John Kyl, John McCain	22	.5
4) AR Mark Pryor, Blanche Lincoln	233	4.9
5) CA Barbara Boxer, Dianne Feinstein	431	9
6) CO Wayne Allard, Ken Salazar	19	.4
7) CT Christopher Dodd, Joseph Lieberman	8	.2
8) DC Anthony Williams, Ray Browne	5	.1
9) DE Joseph Biden, Thomas Carper	6	.1
10) FL Bill Nelson, Mel Martinez	295	6.1
11) GA Saxby Chambliss, Johnny Isakson	27	.6
13) ID Larry Craig, Mike Crapo	13	.3
14) IL Richard Durbin, Barack Obama	46	1
15) IN Evan Bayh, Richard Lugar	32	.7
16) IA Chuck Grassley, Tom Harkin	16	.3
17) KS Sam Brownback, Pat Roberts	259	5.4
18) KY Jim Bunning, Mitch McConnell	19	.4
19) LA David Vittor, Mary Landrieu	235	4.9
20) ME Susan Collins, Olympia Snowe	289	6
21) MD Barbara Mikulski, Paul Sarbanes	25	.5
22) MA Edward Kennedy, John Kerry	24	.5
23) MI Debbie Stabenow, Carl Levin	238	5
24) MN Mark Dayton, Norm Coleman	206	4.3
25) MS Thad Cochran, Trent Lott	14	.3
26) MO James Talent, Christopher Bond	27	.6
27) MT Max Baucus, Conrad Burns	2	0
28) NE Ben Nelson, Charles Hagel	2	0
29) NV John Ensign, Harry Reid	9	.2
30) NH Judd Gregg, John Sununu	273	5.7
31) NJ Frank Lautenberg, Robert Menendez	30	.6
32) NM Jeff Bingaman, Pete Domenici	8	.2
33) NY Hillary Clinton, Charles Schumer	404	8.4
34) NC Richard Burr, Elizabeth Dole	694	14.5
35) ND Kent Conrad, Byron Dorgan	6	.1
36) OH Mike Dewine, George Voinovich	57	1.2
37) OK James Inhofe, Tom Coburn	26	.5
38) OR Gordon Smith, Ron Wyden	31	.6
39) PA Rick Santorum, Arlen Spector	89	1.9
40) RI Lincoln Chafee, Jack Reed	3	.1
41) SC Jim DeMint, Lindsey Graham	17	.4
42) SD John Thune, Tim Johnson	2	0
43) TN William Frist, Lamar Alexander	24	.5
44) TX John Cornyn, Kay Bailey Hutchinson	250	5.2
45) UT Orrin Hatch, Robert Bennett	4	.1
46) VT James Jeffords, Patrick Leahy	3	.1
47) VA George Allen, John Warner	42	.9
48) WA Maria Cantwell, Patty Murray	188	3.9
49) WV Robert Byrd, John D. Rockefeller, IV	12	.2
50) WI Russell Feingold, Herb Kohl	95	2
51) WY Mike Enzi, Craig Thomas	5	.1
Missing	6086
TOTAL	4802	100.0

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66) 28. We'd like to know how well known different governmental leaders are in your area. Could you tell me the names of the two U.S. Senators from your state? (IF NECESSARY: WHO ARE THEY?) IF STATE= WASHINGTON DC: Could you tell me the names of the (mayor in the District of Columbia and the District of Columbia's representative in Congress)? (IF NECESSARY: Who are they?) (POLKNOW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Failed to name either	2606	54.3
2) One correct	939	19.6
3) Both correct	1058	22
4) One is "close"	84	1.8
5) Both are "close"	31	.6
6) One is correct and one is "close"	58	1.2
9) Refused	24	.5
Missing	6086
TOTAL	4800	100.0

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67) 29. I want to change subjects now and ask about the groups and organizations you may be involved with. First, what is your religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, another type of Christian, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion? (RELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	4338	44.5
2) Catholic	2430	24.9
3) Another type of Christian	1222	12.5
4) Jewish	92	.9
5) Some other religion	248	2.5
6) No religion	1289	13.2
8) Don't know	33	.3
9) Refused	92	.9
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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68) 29A. What denomination is that, if any? (PROTDOM)

	TOTAL	%
20) Non-denominational Protestant	448	10.3
30) Community church	13	.3
40) Inter-denominational Protestant	7	.2
100) Seventh-day Adventist/Fundamentalist Adventists/Adventist	55	1.3
110) Episcopalian; Anglican	173	4
135) Baptist - Southern Baptist	457	10.5
149) Baptist - all other	1057	24.4
150) United Church of Christ	110	2.5
169) Mennonite/Amish/Quaker/Brethren	57	1.3
180) Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA)	11	.3
182) Church of the Nazarene	59	1.4
183) Free Methodist Church	27	.6
184) Salvation Army	5	.1
185) Wesleyan Church	16	.4
201) Independent Fundamentalist Churches of America/Independent	12	.3
220) Lutheran - Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, all other	245	5.6
221) Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod or Wisconsin Synod	107	2.5
230) Methodist - United Methodist Church, Evangelical United Brethren	549	12.7
231) Methodist - African Methodist Episcopal Church	20	.5
250) Pentecostal - Assemblies of God	58	1.3
269) Pentecostal (not specified); Church of God	148	3.4
279) Presbyterian	260	6
280) Christian Reformed Church or Dutch Reformed	28	.6
281) Reformed Church in America	13	.3
289) Reformed - all other references	8	.2
290) Disciples of Christ	11	.3
291) Christian Churches	96	2.2
292) Churches of Christ	60	1.4
293) Christian Congregation	30	.7
997) Other, specify	28	.6
998) Don't know	142	3.3
999) Refused	28	.6
Missing	6132
TOTAL	4338	100.0

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69) 29B. And what is that? (CHROTHER)

	TOTAL	%
99) Christian (NEC); just Christian	767	62.7
200) Plymouth Brethren/Independent	6	.5
300) Christian Scientists	11	.9
301) Mormons; Latter-day Saints	73	6
302) Spiritualists	27	2.2
303) Unitarian; Universalist	39	3.2
304) Jehovah's Witnesses	83	6.8
305) Unity; Unity Church; Christ Church Unity	19	1.6
306) Fundamentalist Adventist	9	.7
309) All other Christians (non-traditional Protestant)	0	0
700) Eastern Orthodox or Greek Rite Catholic	32	2.6
902) Born Again Christian	14	1.1
903) Full Gospel	10	.8
906) Ecumenical/Judeo-Christian/Eclectic	2	.2
907) Bible Church	11	.9
908) Charismatic	8	.7
912) Apostolic	19	1.6
997) Other	29	2.4
998) Don't know	48	3.9
999) Refused	16	1.3
Missing	10720
TOTAL	1223	100.0

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70) 29C. (IF OTHER) What religion would that be? (RELOTHER)

	TOTAL	%
720) Muslim; Mohammedan; Islam	31	12.4
721) Buddhist	51	20.4
722) Hindu	10	4
723) Baha'i	3	1.2
724) American Indian religions	17	6.8
900) Ethical Culture, Ethical Humanist or Humanist	0	0
901) Wiccan	8	3.2
904) New Age	1	.4
905) Paganism (unspecified)	16	6.4
909) Earth centered/based religions	2	.8
910) Religious Science	1	.4
911) Taoism	4	1.6
997) Other	49	19.6
998) Don't know	15	6
999) Refused	42	16.8
Missing	11813
TOTAL	250	100.0

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71) 30. Are you a member of a local church, synagogue, or other religious or spiritual community? (RELMEM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	5302	63.4
2) No	3052	36.5
8) Don't know	8	.1
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	1488
TOTAL	8364	100.0

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72) 31. Not including weddings and funerals, how often do you attend religious services? (IF NECESSARY PROBE WITH CATEGORIES) (RELATEND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Every week (or more often)	3431	41
2) Almost every week	703	8.4
3) Once or twice a month	1402	16.8
4) A few times per year	1525	18.2
5) Less often than that	1265	15.1
8) Don't know	24	.3
9) Refused	14	.2
Missing	1488
TOTAL	8364	100.0

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73) 32. In the past twelve months, have you taken part in any sort of activity with people at your church or place of worship other than attending services? This might include teaching Sunday school, serving on a committee, attending choir rehearsal, retreat, or other things. (RELPART1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	3883	46.4
2) No	4470	53.4
8) Don't know	11	.1
9) Refused	1	0
Missing	1488
TOTAL	8365	100.0

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74) 33A. Now I'd like to ask about other kinds of groups and organizations. I'm going to read a list; just answer yes if you have been involved in the past twelve months with this kind of group. (IF Q30=1 DISPLAY: Besides your local place of worship,) Any organization affiliated with religion, such as the Knights of Columbus or B'nai B'rith (BA-NAY BRITH), or a Bible study group? (GRPREL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5820	80.9
1) Yes	1360	18.9
8) Don't know	6	.1
9) Refused	5	.1
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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75) 33B. (How about) an adult sports club or league, or an outdoor activity club? (GRPSPORT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5537	77
1) Yes	1646	22.9
8) Don't know	6	.1
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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76) 33C. (How about) a youth organization like youth sports leagues, the scouts, 4-H clubs, and Boys & Girls Clubs? (GRPYOUTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5438	75.6
1) Yes	1752	24.4
8) Don't know	0	0
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7192	100.0

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77) 33D. A parents' association, like the PTA or PTO, or other school support or service groups? (GRPPTA)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5633	78.3
1) Yes	1549	21.5
8) Don't know	8	.1
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7192	100.0

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78) 33E. A veterans group? (GRPVET)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6461	89.8
1) Yes	727	10.1
8) Don't know	2	0
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7192	100.0

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79) 33F. A neighborhood association, like a block association, a homeowner or tenant association, or a crime watch group? (GRPNEI)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5535	77
1) Yes	1649	22.9
8) Don't know	3	0
9) Refused	4	.1
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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80) 33G. Clubs or organizations for senior citizens or older people? (GRPELD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6023	83.7
1) Yes	1164	16.2
8) Don't know	3	0
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7192	100.0

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81) 33H. A charity or social welfare organization that provides services in such fields as health or service to the needy? (GRPSOC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	4594	63.9
1) Yes	2587	36
8) Don't know	7	.1
9) Refused	3	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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82) 33I. A labor union? (GRPLAB)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6472	90
1) Yes	708	9.8
8) Don't know	7	.1
9) Refused	4	.1
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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83) 33J. A professional, trade, farm, or business association? (GRPPROF)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5583	77.6
1) Yes	1600	22.2
8) Don't know	5	.1
9) Refused	4	.1
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7192	100.0

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84) 33K. Service clubs or fraternal organizations such as the Lions or Kiwanis or a local women's club or a college fraternity or sorority? (NOTE: Includes Alumni Organizations) (GRPFRAT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6138	85.3
1) Yes	1043	14.5
8) Don't know	9	.1
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7192	100.0

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85) 33L. Ethnic, nationality, or civil rights organizations, such as the National Organization for Women, the Mexican American Legal Defense or the NAACP? (GRPETH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6699	93.2
1) Yes	480	6.7
8) Don't know	9	.1
9) Refused	3	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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86) 33M. Other public interest groups, political action groups, political clubs, or party committees? (GRPPOL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6473	90
1) Yes	715	9.9
8) Don't know	0	0
9) Refused	3	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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87) 33N. A literary, art, discussion or study group or a musical, dancing, or singing group? (GRPART)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5704	79.3
1) Yes	1484	20.6
8) Don't know	2	0
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7192	100.0

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88) 33O. Any other hobby, investment, or garden clubs or societies? (GRPHOB)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5289	73.6
1) Yes	1890	26.3
8) Don't know	9	.1
9) Refused	3	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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89) 33P. A support group or self-help program for people with specific illnesses, disabilities, problems, or addictions, or for their families? (GRPSELF)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5650	78.6
1) Yes	1534	21.3
8) Don't know	5	.1
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	3494
TOTAL	7191	100.0

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90) 34. Did any of the groups that you are involved with take any local action for social or political reform in the past twelve months? (REFORM)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6955	76.4
1) Yes	1948	21.4
8) Don't know	200	2.2
9) Refused	6	.1
Missing	631
TOTAL	9109	100.0

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91) 35. In the past twelve months, have you served as an officer or served on a committee of any local club or organization? (OFFICER)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	7310	80.3
1) Yes	1795	19.7
8) Don't know	3	0
9) Refused	1	0
Missing	631
TOTAL	9109	100.0

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92) 37A. People and families contribute money, property or other assets for a wide variety of charitable purposes. During the past twelve months, approximately how much money did you and the other family members in your household contribute to all religious causes, including your local religious congregation? (IF NECESSARY: PROMPT WITH CATEGORIES) (IF NECESSARY: By contribution, I mean a voluntary contribution with no intention of making a profit or obtaining goods or services for yourself.) (IF NECESSARY: REPEAT ASSURANCES OF CONFIDENTIALITY) (GIVEREL)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2776	28.5
1) Less than $100	1096	11.2
2) $100 to less than $500	1862	19.1
3) $500 to less than $1000	930	9.5
4) $1000 to less than $5000	1559	16
5) More than $5000	572	5.9
8) Don't know	534	5.5
9) Refused	417	4.3
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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93) 37B. To all non-religious charities, organizations, or causes? (IF NECESSARY, PROMPT WITH CATEGORIES) (IF NECESSARY: By contribution, I mean a voluntary contribution with no intention of making a profit or obtaining goods or services for yourself.) (IF NECESSARY: REPEAT ASSURANCES OF CONFIDENTIALITY) (GIVEOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2747	28.2
1) Less than $100	1644	16.9
2) $100 to less than $500	2598	26.7
3) $500 to less than $1000	911	9.3
4) $1000 to less than $5000	860	8.8
5) More than $5000	157	1.6
8) Don't know	468	4.8
9) Refused	360	3.7
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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94) 38A. I'm going to read a list of statements. For each, please tell me whether you agree strongly, agree somewhat, disagree somewhat, or disagree strongly. The people running my community don't really care much what happens to me. (ALIEN1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	2628	27
2) Disagree somewhat	3537	36.3
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	121	1.2
4) Agree somewhat	1979	20.3
5) Agree strongly	1265	13
8) Don't know	193	2
9) Refused	20	.2
TOTAL	9743	100.0

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95) 38B. Television is my primary form of entertainment. (TVONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	3435	35.2
2) Disagree somewhat	2450	25.1
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	40	.4
4) Agree somewhat	2064	21.2
5) Agree strongly	1715	17.6
8) Don't know	30	.3
9) Refused	11	.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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96) 38C. Immigrants are getting too demanding in their push for equal rights. (IMMIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	1974	20.3
2) Disagree somewhat	2330	23.9
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	320	3.3
4) Agree somewhat	2114	21.7
5) Agree strongly	2619	26.9
8) Don't know	307	3.2
9) Refused	80	.8
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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97) 38D. A book that most people disapprove of should be kept out of my local public library. (BOOK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	4852	49.8
2) Disagree somewhat	2084	21.4
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	226	2.3
4) Agree somewhat	1052	10.8
5) Agree strongly	1357	13.9
8) Don't know	139	1.4
9) Refused	34	.3
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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98) 38E. I often feel that there are too many things to worry about and pay attention to. (TOOMUCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	880	18.2
2) Disagree somewhat	1159	23.9
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	42	.9
4) Agree somewhat	1507	31.1
5) Agree strongly	1229	25.4
8) Don't know	20	.4
9) Refused	7	.1
Missing	6098
TOTAL	4844	100.0

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99) 38F. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by everything that is going on. (OVERWHLM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	1125	22.9
2) Disagree somewhat	1055	21.5
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	29	.6
4) Agree somewhat	1525	31.1
5) Agree strongly	1137	23.2
8) Don't know	27	.6
9) Refused	10	.2
Missing	6000
TOTAL	4908	100.0

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100) 38G. I feel used up at the end of a typical day. (USEDUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	1219	25
2) Disagree somewhat	1204	24.7
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	36	.7
4) Agree somewhat	1298	26.7
5) Agree strongly	1035	21.3
8) Don't know	59	1.2
9) Refused	16	.3
Missing	6048
TOTAL	4867	100.0

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101) 38H. I lead a calm and relaxed life. (CALMLFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	444	9.1
2) Disagree somewhat	738	15.1
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	37	.8
4) Agree somewhat	1663	34.1
5) Agree strongly	1990	40.8
8) Don't know	8	.2
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	6041
TOTAL	4882	100.0

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102) 38I. Religion is very important in my life. (RELIMP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	949	9.7
2) Disagree somewhat	1006	10.3
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	70	.7
4) Agree somewhat	2140	22
5) Agree strongly	5540	56.9
8) Don't know	25	.3
9) Refused	14	.1
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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103) 38J. Do you think the number of immigrants to America nowadays should be increased a lot, increased a little, remain the same as it is, reduced a little, or reduced a lot? (LETIN1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Reduced a lot	2080	21.3
2) Reduced a little	2054	21.1
3) Remain the same as it is	3621	37.2
4) Increased a little	859	8.8
5) Increased a lot	381	3.9
6) Can't choose	491	5
8) Don't know	184	1.9
9) Refused	75	.8
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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104) 39B. [Questions 39A-39H only asked of Baton Rouge, Houston, and Arkansas samples with exception of question 39E asked only of Baton Rouge and Houston respondents and question 39H asked of Baton Rouge, Houston, Arkansas, and national sample] We are trying to understand what happened in different communities in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. I am going to read you a few statements about how the evacuees from Hurricane Katrina might have affected your community. For each statement, please tell me if you agree or disagree. "Our community would be better off if many evacuees stayed in permanently." (HURRSTAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	317	28.2
2) Disagree somewhat	303	26.9
3) (Vol.) Neither	53	4.7
4) Agree somewhat	292	25.9
5) Agree strongly	108	9.6
8) Don't know	52	4.6
9) Refused	1	.1
Missing	10968
TOTAL	1126	100.0

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105) 39C. "Helping the evacuees put a considerable strain on our community." (HURRSTM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Disagree strongly	262	23.3
2) Disagree somewhat	253	22.5
3) (Vol.) Neither	3	.3
4) Agree somewhat	260	23.1
5) Agree strongly	324	28.8
8) Don't know	20	1.8
9) Refused	4	.4
Missing	10968
TOTAL	1126	100.0

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106) 39D. Now, I am going to read you a list of ways that some people were personally affected by the hurricane. For each, please tell me if you were affected in that way. (Question 39D asked only of Baton Rouge and Houston sample. IF ARKANSAS SAMPLE SKIP TO 39F) Did you host any evacuees in your home? (EVACHOST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	173	23.8
2) No	502	69.1
3) (Vol.) Respondent is a Katrina evacuee	12	1.7
8) Don't know	34	4.7
9) Refused	5	.7
Missing	11368
TOTAL	726	100.0

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107) 39E. (Question 39E asked only of Baton Rouge and Houston sample) Were the people whom you hosted friends from beforehand, were they relatives, or were they strangers? You may choose more than one category. FIRST MENTION (EVACWHO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friends	60	34.7
2) Relatives	89	51.4
3) Strangers	23	13.3
8) Don't know	1	.6
Missing	11919
TOTAL	173	100.0

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108) 39E. (Question 39E asked only of Baton Rouge and Houston sample) Were the people whom you hosted friends from beforehand, were they relatives, or were they strangers? You may choose more than one category. SECOND MENTION (EVACWHO2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friends	7	15.9
2) Relatives	23	52.3
3) Strangers	14	31.8
Missing	12058
TOTAL	44	100.0

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109) 39E. (Question 39E asked only of Baton Rouge and Houston sample) Were the people whom you hosted friends from beforehand, were they relatives, or were they strangers? You may choose more than one category. THIRD MENTION (EVACWHO3)

	TOTAL	%
2) Relatives	2	25
3) Strangers	6	75
Missing	12092
TOTAL	8	100.0

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110) 39F. Did you have any direct personal contact with Katrina evacuees, for example through hosting them, cooking meals, providing direct service, etc.? (EVACCTCT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	486	51
1) Yes	448	47
8) Don't know	19	2
9) Refused	0	0
Missing	11149
TOTAL	953	100.0

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111) 39G1. Donate money, clothing, food, or other items? (EVACDON)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	223	19.8
1) Yes	899	79.8
8) Don't know	4	.4
Missing	10968
TOTAL	1126	100.0

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112) 39G2. Volunteer? (EVACVOL1)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	653	58
1) Yes	470	41.7
8) Don't know	3	.3
Missing	10968
TOTAL	1126	100.0

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113) 39G3. Was the volunteer work organized by a religious group, the state or local government, the Red Cross, or another group? FIRST MENTION (EVACORG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Religious Group	210	44.7
2) State or local government	47	10
3) Red Cross	82	17.4
4) Another group	80	17
5) All of the above groups	13	2.8
6) None of the above groups	35	7.4
8) Don't know	2	.4
9) Refused	1	.2
Missing	11624
TOTAL	470	100.0

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114) 39G3. Was the volunteer work organized by a religious group, the state or local government, the Red Cross, or another group? SECOND MENTION (EVACORG2)

	TOTAL	%
2) State or local government	10	37
3) Red Cross	14	51.9
4) Another group	3	11.1
Missing	12065
TOTAL	27	100.0

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115) 39G3. Was the volunteer work organized by a religious group, the state or local government, the Red Cross, or another group? THIRD MENTION (EVACORG3)

	TOTAL	%
3) Red Cross	1	33.3
4) Another group	2	66.7
Missing	12096
TOTAL	3	100.0

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116) 39H. Do you think that your community will get better or worse as a place to live in the next twelve months, or will it stay the same? (CMTYIMPV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Worse	349	13.7
2) Stay the same	1457	57.2
3) Better	697	27.3
8) Don't know	45	1.8
9) Refused	1	0
Missing	9599
TOTAL	2549	100.0

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117) 40. Next, I would like to ask a few questions about work. We'd like to know if you are working now, temporarily laid off, or if you are unemployed, retired, permanently disabled, a homemaker, a student, or what? (INTERVIEWER: IF MULTIPLE RESPONSES ARE GIVEN, ENTER THE ONE WITH THE LOWEST CODE NUMBER.) (LABOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working	6017	61.7
2) Temporarily laid off	192	2
3) Unemployed	320	3.3
4) Retired	1682	17.3
5) Permanently disabled	440	4.5
6) Homemaker	707	7.3
7) Student	362	3.7
8) Don't know	10	.1
9) Refused	15	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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118) 40A. Are you doing any work for pay at the present time? (LABOR2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	830	77.6
1) Yes	239	22.4
9) Refused	0	0
Missing	11056
TOTAL	1069	100.0

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119) 41. About how many hours do you work in the average week? Count everything, including extra jobs or paid work you do at home. (INTERVIEWER NOTE: IF RESPONSE IS 96 OR GREATER, ENTER 96) (WRKTIME)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	4	.1
1) 1	6	.1
2) 2	2	0
3) 3	8	.1
4) 4	19	.3
5) 5	29	.5
6) 6	25	.4
7) 7	5	.1
8) 8	32	.5
9) 9	7	.1
10) 10	71	1.1
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	30	.5
13) 13	5	.1
14) 14	8	.1
15) 15	43	.7
16) 16	19	.3
17) 17	7	.1
18) 18	11	.2
19) 19	4	.1
20) 20	220	3.5
21) 21	5	.1
22) 22	11	.2
23) 23	3	0
24) 24	45	.7
25) 25	98	1.6
26) 26	6	.1
27) 27	7	.1
28) 28	7	.1
29) 29	2	0
30) 30	279	4.5
31) 31	4	.1
32) 32	59	.9
33) 33	12	.2
34) 34	7	.1
35) 35	187	3
36) 36	36	.6
37) 37	23	.4
38) 38	61	1
39) 39	8	.1
40) 40	1787	28.5
41) 41	8	.1
42) 42	58	.9
43) 43	24	.4
44) 44	30	.5
45) 45	457	7.3
46) 46	25	.4
47) 47	23	.4
48) 48	145	2.3
49) 49	5	.1
50) 50	905	14.5
51) 51	4	.1
52) 52	20	.3
53) 53	4	.1
54) 54	16	.3
55) 55	193	3.1
56) 56	16	.3
57) 57	10	.2
58) 58	5	.1
59) 59	1	0
60) 60	555	8.9
62) 62	7	.1
63) 63	4	.1
64) 64	4	.1
65) 65	83	1.3
66) 66	2	0
67) 67	1	0
68) 68	9	.1
70) 70	156	2.5
71) 71	0	0
72) 72	9	.1
73) 73	3	0
74) 74	1	0
75) 75	46	.7
76) 76	2	0
77) 77	1	0
79) 79	1	0
80) 80	94	1.5
82) 82	2	0
84) 84	1	0
85) 85	11	.2
86) 86	0	0
88) 88	2	0
90) 90	12	.2
95) 95	5	.1
96) 96	39	.6
98) Don't know	44	.7
99) Refused	9	.1
Missing	4766
TOTAL	6260	100.0

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120) 44. On a typical day (IF NECESSARY: when you do go to your workplace), about how long does it take you to get to work? (in hours) (COMMUTE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	392	71.3
2) 2	31	5.6
3) 3	7	1.3
4) 4	9	1.6
5) 5	56	10.2
8) Don't know	48	8.7
9) Refused	7	1.3
Missing	11542
TOTAL	550	100.0

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121) 44. On a typical day (IF NECESSARY: when you do go to your workplace), about how long does it take you to get to work? (in minutes) (COMMUTE2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	635	10.2
1) 1	69	1.1
2) 2	138	2.2
3) 3	115	1.9
4) 4	32	.5
5) 5	598	9.6
6) 6	34	.5
7) 7	85	1.4
8) 8	51	.8
9) 9	7	.1
10) 10	876	14.1
11) 11	3	0
12) 12	58	.9
13) 13	11	.2
14) 14	6	.1
15) 15	1062	17.1
16) 16	3	0
17) 17	7	.1
18) 18	10	.2
20) 20	881	14.2
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	4	.1
23) 23	0	0
25) 25	205	3.3
27) 27	5	.1
28) 28	0	0
29) 29	1	0
30) 30	784	12.6
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	89	1.4
40) 40	131	2.1
43) 43	2	0
44) 44	0	0
45) 45	243	3.9
48) 48	4	.1
50) 50	15	.2
53) 53	0	0
55) 55	1	0
60) 60	12	.2
70) 70	1	0
80) 80	1	0
90) 90	3	0
120) 120	1	0
180) 180	0	0
200) 200	1	0
300) 300	1	0
330) 330	1	0
360) 360	3	0
998) Don't know	7	.1
999) Refused	2	0
Missing	4827
TOTAL	6200	100.0

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122) 44. On a typical day (IF NECESSARY: when you do go to your workplace), about how long does it take you to get to work? (in hours) (COMMUTE)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	273	2.1
0) 1.66666666666667E-02	273	2.1
0) 3.33333333333333E-02	273	2.1
0) 0.05	273	2.1
0) 6.66666666666667E-02	273	2.1
0) 8.33333333333333E-02	273	2.1
0) 0.1	273	2.1
0) 0.116666666666667	273	2.1
0) 0.133333333333333	273	2.1
0) 0.15	273	2.1
0) 0.166666666666667	273	2.1
0) 0.183333333333333	273	2.1
0) 0.2	273	2.1
0) 0.216666666666667	273	2.1
0) 0.233333333333333	273	2.1
0) 0.25	273	2.1
0) 0.266666666666667	273	2.1
0) 0.283333333333333	273	2.1
0) 0.3	273	2.1
0) 0.333333333333333	273	2.1
0) 0.35	273	2.1
0) 0.366666666666667	273	2.1
0) 0.383333333333333	273	2.1
0) 0.416666666666667	273	2.1
0) 0.45	273	2.1
0) 0.466666666666667	273	2.1
0) 0.483333333333333	273	2.1
0) 0.5	273	2.1
1) 0.566666666666667	276	2.1
1) 0.583333333333333	276	2.1
1) 0.666666666666667	276	2.1
1) 0.716666666666667	276	2.1
1) 0.733333333333333	276	2.1
1) 0.75	276	2.1
1) 0.8	276	2.1
1) 0.833333333333333	276	2.1
1) 0.883333333333333	276	2.1
1) 0.916666666666667	276	2.1
1) 1	276	2.1
1) 1.05	276	2.1
1) 1.06666666666667	276	2.1
1) 1.08333333333333	276	2.1
1) 1.16666666666667	276	2.1
1) 1.2	276	2.1
1) 1.25	276	2.1
1) 1.33333333333333	276	2.1
2) 1.5	35	.3
2) 1.75	35	.3
2) 1.83333333333333	35	.3
2) 2	35	.3
2) 2.03333333333333	35	.3
2) 2.16666666666667	35	.3
2) 2.33333333333333	35	.3
2) 2.5	35	.3
3) 3	5	0
3) 3.33333333333333	5	0
4) 4	9	.1
4) 4.06666666666667	9	.1
5) 5	47	.4
5) 5.05	47	.4
5) 5.08333333333333	47	.4
5) 5.16666666666667	47	.4
6) 5.5	4	0
6) 6	4	0
8) 8	1	0
11) 11	3	0
17) 16.6333333333333	0	0
17) 16.65	0	0
998) Don't know	32	.2
999) Refused	7	.1
Missing	4792
TOTAL	13159	100.0

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123) 45. We are interested in how people are getting along financially these days. So far as you and your family are concerned, would you say that you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, or not at all satisfied with your present financial situation? (ECONSAT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all satisfied	1803	18.5
1) Somewhat satisfied	5790	59.4
2) Very satisfied	2096	21.5
8) Don't know	21	.2
9) Refused	35	.4
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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124) 46. Now, I want to ask you some questions about family, friends, and neighbors. First, I'd like you to describe your household. Are you currently married, separated, divorced, widowed, or have you never married? (MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never married	2226	22.8
1) Widowed	605	6.2
2) Divorced	966	9.9
3) Separated	203	2.1
4) Currently married	5684	58.3
9) Refused	61	.6
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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125) 46A. Are you currently living with a partner? (PARTNER)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	2420	71.3
1) Yes	964	28.4
8) Don't know	2	.1
9) Refused	9	.3
Missing	8144
TOTAL	3395	100.0

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126) 47. How many children, aged seventeen or younger, live in your household? (KIDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	5530	56.8
1) 1	1600	16.4
2) 2	1500	15.4
3) 3	678	7
4) 4	240	2.5
5) 5	78	.8
6) 6	27	.3
7) 7	9	.1
8) 8	7	.1
9) 9	3	0
10) 10	2	0
11) 11	1	0
12) 12	6	.1
13) 13	2	0
20) 20	1	0
98) Don't know	3	0
99) Refused	57	.6
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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127) 47A. And how many of these kids are six years old or older? (KIDS_6)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1144	27.2
1) 1	1541	36.6
2) 2	949	22.5
3) 3	351	8.3
4) 4	115	2.7
5) 5	32	.8
6) 6	16	.4
7) 7	1	0
9) 9	0	0
10) 10	2	0
12) 12	2	0
98) Don't know	3	.1
99) Refused	57	1.4
Missing	7904
TOTAL	4213	100.0

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128) 48. Including yourself, how many adults live in your household? (INTERVIEWER NOTE: IF RESPONSE IS 10 OR GREATER, ENTER 10) (SKID)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	1454	14.9
2) 2	5872	60.3
3) 3	1559	16
4) 4	524	5.4
5) 5	164	1.7
6) 6	57	.6
7) 7	24	.2
8) 8	6	.1
9) 9	4	0
10) 10	4	0
98) Don't know	6	.1
99) Refused	69	.7
TOTAL	9743	100.0

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129) 50A. Suppose a close relative or family member were marrying (GROUP)? Would you very much favor it happening, somewhat favor, neither favor nor oppose, somewhat oppose, or very much oppose it happening? An Asian person? (MARASN)

	TOTAL	%
0) Very much oppose	225	4.6
1) Somewhat oppose	317	6.5
2) Neither favor nor oppose	2336	47.7
3) Somewhat favor	712	14.5
4) Very much favor	1170	23.9
8) Don't know	84	1.7
9) Refused	52	1.1
Missing	6038
TOTAL	4896	100.0

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130) 50B. (How about marrying an) African American or Black person? (MARBLK)

	TOTAL	%
0) Very much oppose	423	8.6
1) Somewhat oppose	429	8.8
2) Neither favor nor oppose	2156	44
3) Somewhat favor	596	12.2
4) Very much favor	1155	23.6
8) Don't know	81	1.7
9) Refused	55	1.1
Missing	6038
TOTAL	4895	100.0

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131) 50C. (How about marrying a) White person? (MARWHT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Very much oppose	78	1.6
1) Somewhat oppose	134	2.7
2) Neither favor nor oppose	2126	43.4
3) Somewhat favor	640	13.1
4) Very much favor	1780	36.4
8) Don't know	87	1.8
9) Refused	51	1
Missing	6038
TOTAL	4896	100.0

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132) 50D. (How about marrying a) Latino or Hispanic person? (MARHIS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Very much oppose	237	4.8
1) Somewhat oppose	314	6.4
2) Neither favor nor oppose	2242	45.8
3) Somewhat favor	704	14.4
4) Very much favor	1244	25.4
8) Don't know	101	2.1
9) Refused	53	1.1
Missing	6038
TOTAL	4895	100.0

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133) 50E1. Next, I'd like to know whether you have warm or cold feelings toward a number of well-known groups. I'll read out a group and ask you to rate it from zero (0) to one hundred (100). The higher the number, the warmer or more favorable you feel toward it. If you have very warm or positive feelings, you might give it 100. If you have very cold or negative feelings, give it a zero. If you feel neither warm nor cold toward it, give it a 50. You can use all the numbers from zero to 100. The first group is gay men and lesbians, that is, homosexuals? (FTGAYS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1565	16.1
1) 1	68	.7
2) 2	31	.3
3) 3	9	.1
4) 4	5	.1
5) 5	68	.7
6) 6	3	0
7) 7	1	0
8) 8	4	0
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	219	2.2
15) 15	19	.2
17) 17	1	0
19) 19	1	0
20) 20	218	2.2
25) 25	249	2.6
26) 26	1	0
27) 27	1	0
28) 28	1	0
29) 29	0	0
30) 30	217	2.2
32) 32	1	0
33) 33	5	.1
35) 35	32	.3
37) 37	1	0
40) 40	255	2.6
42) 42	0	0
43) 43	2	0
45) 45	47	.5
47) 47	2	0
48) 48	1	0
49) 49	9	.1
50) 50	3546	36.4
51) 51	2	0
52) 52	3	0
54) 54	1	0
55) 55	12	.1
59) 59	1	0
60) 60	233	2.4
65) 65	35	.4
67) 67	1	0
68) 68	1	0
69) 69	3	0
70) 70	263	2.7
72) 72	2	0
74) 74	2	0
75) 75	505	5.2
76) 76	2	0
78) 78	2	0
80) 80	440	4.5
85) 85	43	.4
87) 87	2	0
88) 88	2	0
89) 89	2	0
90) 90	263	2.7
92) 92	2	0
94) 94	1	0
95) 95	57	.6
96) 96	4	0
97) 97	1	0
98) 98	16	.2
99) 99	19	.2
100) 100	1045	10.7
888) Don't know	97	1
999) Refused	97	1
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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134) 50E2. Blacks? (FTBLKS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	168	1.7
1) 1	7	.1
2) 2	7	.1
3) 3	2	0
4) 4	2	0
5) 5	31	.3
6) 6	2	0
7) 7	3	0
8) 8	6	.1
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	55	.6
12) 12	3	0
15) 15	5	.1
16) 16	5	.1
20) 20	45	.5
25) 25	68	.7
30) 30	74	.8
35) 35	22	.2
40) 40	136	1.4
42) 42	0	0
45) 45	17	.2
46) 46	0	0
48) 48	4	0
49) 49	5	.1
50) 50	3957	40.6
51) 51	0	0
52) 52	0	0
55) 55	14	.1
56) 56	0	0
57) 57	0	0
58) 58	2	0
59) 59	1	0
60) 60	325	3.3
62) 62	3	0
63) 63	1	0
65) 65	59	.6
68) 68	1	0
69) 69	2	0
70) 70	397	4.1
71) 71	1	0
72) 72	1	0
73) 73	1	0
75) 75	870	8.9
76) 76	4	0
77) 77	4	0
78) 78	1	0
80) 80	728	7.5
82) 82	1	0
85) 85	108	1.1
86) 86	1	0
87) 87	1	0
88) 88	1	0
89) 89	6	.1
90) 90	459	4.7
91) 91	1	0
92) 92	0	0
93) 93	0	0
94) 94	2	0
95) 95	86	.9
96) 96	1	0
97) 97	1	0
98) 98	16	.2
99) 99	25	.3
100) 100	1809	18.6
888) Don't know	97	1
999) Refused	90	.9
TOTAL	9749	100.0

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135) 50E3. Whites? (FTWHTS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	73	.7
1) 1	2	0
2) 2	3	0
4) 4	4	0
5) 5	22	.2
6) 6	4	0
7) 7	5	.1
8) 8	9	.1
9) 9	12	.1
10) 10	30	.3
13) 13	1	0
15) 15	5	.1
20) 20	20	.2
25) 25	20	.2
30) 30	38	.4
35) 35	8	.1
40) 40	46	.5
45) 45	15	.2
47) 47	2	0
49) 49	5	.1
50) 50	3534	36.3
51) 51	3	0
52) 52	1	0
53) 53	4	0
55) 55	13	.1
56) 56	1	0
58) 58	1	0
60) 60	320	3.3
62) 62	6	.1
65) 65	44	.5
67) 67	2	0
68) 68	1	0
69) 69	2	0
70) 70	411	4.2
71) 71	3	0
72) 72	0	0
73) 73	2	0
74) 74	1	0
75) 75	935	9.6
76) 76	3	0
77) 77	4	0
78) 78	1	0
79) 79	3	0
80) 80	894	9.2
81) 81	1	0
83) 83	4	0
85) 85	112	1.1
86) 86	1	0
87) 87	0	0
88) 88	2	0
89) 89	9	.1
90) 90	544	5.6
91) 91	0	0
92) 92	1	0
93) 93	1	0
94) 94	1	0
95) 95	105	1.1
96) 96	1	0
97) 97	5	.1
98) 98	24	.2
99) 99	18	.2
100) 100	2249	23.1
888) Don't know	61	.6
999) Refused	93	1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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136) 50E4. Asian Americans? (FTASNS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	164	1.7
1) 1	10	.1
2) 2	13	.1
3) 3	7	.1
4) 4	4	0
5) 5	20	.2
6) 6	5	.1
7) 7	4	0
8) 8	10	.1
9) 9	10	.1
10) 10	51	.5
12) 12	1	0
14) 14	2	0
15) 15	13	.1
20) 20	75	.8
25) 25	83	.9
29) 29	1	0
30) 30	101	1
35) 35	21	.2
37) 37	2	0
40) 40	132	1.4
43) 43	1	0
45) 45	22	.2
47) 47	1	0
48) 48	3	0
49) 49	6	.1
50) 50	4106	42.1
51) 51	1	0
52) 52	2	0
54) 54	1	0
55) 55	26	.3
56) 56	3	0
57) 57	1	0
60) 60	390	4
62) 62	1	0
63) 63	1	0
65) 65	65	.7
66) 66	4	0
68) 68	1	0
69) 69	3	0
70) 70	424	4.4
72) 72	1	0
74) 74	0	0
75) 75	814	8.4
76) 76	4	0
77) 77	1	0
78) 78	2	0
79) 79	1	0
80) 80	688	7.1
81) 81	1	0
85) 85	100	1
87) 87	1	0
88) 88	4	0
89) 89	6	.1
90) 90	447	4.6
93) 93	1	0
94) 94	3	0
95) 95	70	.7
97) 97	1	0
98) 98	18	.2
99) 99	19	.2
100) 100	1553	15.9
888) Don't know	136	1.4
999) Refused	82	.8
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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137) 50E5. Latinos or Hispanic Americans? (FTHSPNS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	183	1.9
1) 1	10	.1
2) 2	5	.1
3) 3	7	.1
4) 4	3	0
5) 5	34	.3
6) 6	1	0
7) 7	3	0
8) 8	1	0
9) 9	6	.1
10) 10	67	.7
12) 12	2	0
15) 15	10	.1
19) 19	2	0
20) 20	71	.7
25) 25	106	1.1
30) 30	115	1.2
35) 35	17	.2
38) 38	1	0
40) 40	142	1.5
45) 45	21	.2
46) 46	1	0
47) 47	1	0
49) 49	3	0
50) 50	3845	39.5
51) 51	5	.1
52) 52	3	0
54) 54	4	0
55) 55	26	.3
58) 58	1	0
60) 60	360	3.7
61) 61	1	0
63) 63	4	0
65) 65	62	.6
66) 66	0	0
68) 68	1	0
70) 70	454	4.7
75) 75	855	8.8
76) 76	3	0
78) 78	3	0
79) 79	1	0
80) 80	711	7.3
81) 81	1	0
82) 82	1	0
84) 84	0	0
85) 85	108	1.1
86) 86	1	0
88) 88	2	0
89) 89	9	.1
90) 90	415	4.3
92) 92	1	0
93) 93	2	0
94) 94	2	0
95) 95	80	.8
97) 97	1	0
98) 98	16	.2
99) 99	24	.2
100) 100	1745	17.9
888) Don't know	96	1
999) Refused	91	.9
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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138) 50E6. Catholics? (FTCATHS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	197	2
1) 1	14	.1
2) 2	6	.1
3) 3	8	.1
4) 4	5	.1
5) 5	27	.3
6) 6	0	0
7) 7	1	0
8) 8	4	0
9) 9	4	0
10) 10	54	.6
11) 11	1	0
12) 12	6	.1
15) 15	10	.1
16) 16	2	0
20) 20	57	.6
22) 22	1	0
25) 25	74	.8
30) 30	93	1
33) 33	1	0
35) 35	14	.1
37) 37	1	0
40) 40	128	1.3
44) 44	0	0
45) 45	18	.2
48) 48	2	0
49) 49	3	0
50) 50	3640	37.4
51) 51	3	0
52) 52	0	0
55) 55	18	.2
57) 57	2	0
58) 58	0	0
60) 60	279	2.9
62) 62	1	0
65) 65	59	.6
67) 67	2	0
68) 68	1	0
70) 70	367	3.8
71) 71	1	0
72) 72	3	0
75) 75	814	8.4
76) 76	7	.1
77) 77	5	.1
78) 78	2	0
79) 79	1	0
80) 80	719	7.4
81) 81	3	0
83) 83	6	.1
84) 84	3	0
85) 85	110	1.1
86) 86	2	0
87) 87	3	0
88) 88	1	0
89) 89	3	0
90) 90	532	5.5
91) 91	0	0
92) 92	0	0
93) 93	0	0
94) 94	2	0
95) 95	83	.9
96) 96	3	0
97) 97	4	0
98) 98	21	.2
99) 99	24	.2
100) 100	2116	21.7
888) Don't know	92	.9
999) Refused	82	.8
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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139) 50E7. Protestants? (FTPROTS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	270	2.8
1) 1	10	.1
2) 2	7	.1
3) 3	4	0
4) 4	9	.1
5) 5	23	.2
6) 6	1	0
7) 7	4	0
8) 8	5	.1
9) 9	6	.1
10) 10	58	.6
11) 11	0	0
12) 12	3	0
15) 15	8	.1
20) 20	60	.6
22) 22	4	0
24) 24	1	0
25) 25	62	.6
29) 29	1	0
30) 30	78	.8
35) 35	14	.1
37) 37	2	0
40) 40	104	1.1
45) 45	21	.2
49) 49	1	0
50) 50	3986	40.9
51) 51	2	0
52) 52	3	0
55) 55	13	.1
56) 56	0	0
60) 60	253	2.6
62) 62	1	0
65) 65	54	.6
66) 66	0	0
67) 67	2	0
68) 68	2	0
70) 70	363	3.7
72) 72	1	0
75) 75	746	7.7
76) 76	0	0
78) 78	4	0
79) 79	0	0
80) 80	668	6.9
82) 82	1	0
83) 83	1	0
84) 84	1	0
85) 85	118	1.2
86) 86	0	0
87) 87	1	0
88) 88	1	0
89) 89	3	0
90) 90	464	4.8
91) 91	0	0
92) 92	1	0
93) 93	0	0
94) 94	2	0
95) 95	75	.8
96) 96	1	0
97) 97	3	0
98) 98	17	.2
99) 99	16	.2
100) 100	1915	19.6
888) Don't know	190	1.9
999) Refused	83	.9
TOTAL	9747	100.0

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140) 50E8. Muslims? (FTMUSLM)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	803	8.2
1) 1	30	.3
2) 2	20	.2
3) 3	10	.1
4) 4	7	.1
5) 5	55	.6
6) 6	0	0
7) 7	4	0
8) 8	5	.1
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	211	2.2
11) 11	0	0
12) 12	4	0
15) 15	22	.2
20) 20	217	2.2
21) 21	3	0
22) 22	0	0
25) 25	264	2.7
30) 30	259	2.7
32) 32	2	0
33) 33	1	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	29	.3
36) 36	1	0
38) 38	2	0
40) 40	370	3.8
42) 42	4	0
43) 43	1	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	36	.4
47) 47	1	0
48) 48	3	0
49) 49	8	.1
50) 50	4074	41.8
52) 52	6	.1
55) 55	14	.1
60) 60	284	2.9
62) 62	2	0
65) 65	54	.6
67) 67	0	0
70) 70	272	2.8
71) 71	0	0
74) 74	1	0
75) 75	488	5
76) 76	4	0
78) 78	1	0
79) 79	0	0
80) 80	436	4.5
83) 83	1	0
85) 85	50	.5
88) 88	1	0
89) 89	1	0
90) 90	232	2.4
92) 92	0	0
94) 94	1	0
95) 95	31	.3
96) 96	3	0
97) 97	4	0
98) 98	24	.2
99) 99	16	.2
100) 100	988	10.1
888) Don't know	275	2.8
999) Refused	100	1
TOTAL	9742	100.0

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141) 50E9. Evangelical Christians? (FTFUNDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	201	4.1
1) 1	14	.3
2) 2	14	.3
3) 3	10	.2
5) 5	19	.4
6) 6	3	.1
8) 8	1	0
10) 10	63	1.3
12) 12	1	0
13) 13	0	0
14) 14	2	0
15) 15	8	.2
20) 20	82	1.7
24) 24	2	0
25) 25	109	2.2
30) 30	109	2.2
32) 32	4	.1
33) 33	1	0
35) 35	13	.3
40) 40	145	3
42) 42	0	0
45) 45	27	.6
48) 48	1	0
49) 49	7	.1
50) 50	1748	35.9
51) 51	1	0
52) 52	6	.1
55) 55	12	.2
57) 57	2	0
58) 58	1	0
60) 60	161	3.3
62) 62	2	0
63) 63	1	0
65) 65	22	.5
70) 70	136	2.8
75) 75	284	5.8
77) 77	3	.1
78) 78	1	0
80) 80	262	5.4
84) 84	1	0
85) 85	52	1.1
86) 86	1	0
88) 88	1	0
90) 90	201	4.1
91) 91	0	0
95) 95	37	.8
96) 96	2	0
97) 97	1	0
98) 98	7	.1
99) 99	14	.3
100) 100	840	17.2
888) Don't know	193	4
999) Refused	47	1
Missing	6085
TOTAL	4875	100.0

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142) 50E10. Immigrants? (FTIMMIG)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	400	4.1
1) 1	28	.3
2) 2	15	.2
3) 3	11	.1
4) 4	2	0
5) 5	46	.5
6) 6	1	0
7) 7	2	0
8) 8	1	0
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	116	1.2
12) 12	1	0
15) 15	7	.1
16) 16	1	0
17) 17	2	0
19) 19	2	0
20) 20	132	1.4
21) 21	0	0
22) 22	1	0
25) 25	219	2.2
27) 27	3	0
28) 28	6	.1
30) 30	178	1.8
31) 31	2	0
35) 35	16	.2
37) 37	1	0
40) 40	279	2.9
42) 42	0	0
43) 43	1	0
45) 45	44	.5
47) 47	0	0
48) 48	1	0
49) 49	4	0
50) 50	3997	41
51) 51	2	0
52) 52	2	0
53) 53	1	0
54) 54	2	0
55) 55	25	.3
60) 60	387	4
61) 61	1	0
62) 62	0	0
63) 63	1	0
65) 65	58	.6
68) 68	1	0
69) 69	1	0
70) 70	389	4
74) 74	3	0
75) 75	665	6.8
77) 77	0	0
78) 78	3	0
79) 79	0	0
80) 80	552	5.7
83) 83	1	0
85) 85	78	.8
87) 87	1	0
88) 88	1	0
89) 89	1	0
90) 90	316	3.2
92) 92	1	0
95) 95	56	.6
97) 97	1	0
98) 98	18	.2
99) 99	17	.2
100) 100	1402	14.4
888) Don't know	139	1.4
999) Refused	94	1
TOTAL	9743	100.0

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143) 50E11. Poor people? (FTPOOR)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	92	.9
1) 1	6	.1
2) 2	3	0
3) 3	3	0
4) 4	6	.1
5) 5	19	.2
6) 6	5	.1
7) 7	5	.1
8) 8	6	.1
9) 9	4	0
10) 10	31	.3
12) 12	1	0
15) 15	8	.1
18) 18	2	0
19) 19	1	0
20) 20	28	.3
23) 23	1	0
25) 25	55	.6
30) 30	81	.8
35) 35	12	.1
40) 40	90	.9
42) 42	2	0
45) 45	23	.2
46) 46	0	0
48) 48	1	0
49) 49	5	.1
50) 50	3365	34.5
51) 51	1	0
52) 52	2	0
55) 55	19	.2
57) 57	1	0
58) 58	0	0
60) 60	387	4
61) 61	4	0
64) 64	2	0
65) 65	69	.7
66) 66	0	0
67) 67	0	0
70) 70	440	4.5
72) 72	1	0
74) 74	0	0
75) 75	866	8.9
78) 78	9	.1
80) 80	764	7.8
82) 82	3	0
83) 83	1	0
84) 84	4	0
85) 85	104	1.1
87) 87	1	0
88) 88	2	0
89) 89	2	0
90) 90	496	5.1
91) 91	0	0
92) 92	9	.1
93) 93	0	0
94) 94	3	0
95) 95	84	.9
97) 97	3	0
98) 98	20	.2
99) 99	30	.3
100) 100	2409	24.7
888) Don't know	71	.7
999) Refused	79	.8
TOTAL	9741	100.0

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144) 50E12. Rich people? (FTRICH)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	398	4.1
1) 1	25	.3
2) 2	14	.1
3) 3	7	.1
4) 4	11	.1
5) 5	30	.3
6) 6	3	0
7) 7	0	0
8) 8	6	.1
9) 9	6	.1
10) 10	127	1.3
11) 11	1	0
12) 12	0	0
15) 15	18	.2
20) 20	176	1.8
22) 22	1	0
23) 23	2	0
25) 25	262	2.7
26) 26	1	0
27) 27	1	0
30) 30	211	2.2
31) 31	1	0
34) 34	0	0
35) 35	26	.3
38) 38	5	.1
40) 40	349	3.6
41) 41	1	0
42) 42	7	.1
43) 43	2	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	50	.5
48) 48	9	.1
49) 49	12	.1
50) 50	4193	43
51) 51	4	0
52) 52	1	0
54) 54	1	0
55) 55	22	.2
56) 56	1	0
58) 58	2	0
60) 60	356	3.7
62) 62	3	0
65) 65	77	.8
68) 68	7	.1
69) 69	3	0
70) 70	355	3.6
74) 74	0	0
75) 75	679	7
78) 78	4	0
79) 79	3	0
80) 80	527	5.4
82) 82	2	0
84) 84	1	0
85) 85	59	.6
87) 87	1	0
88) 88	2	0
89) 89	7	.1
90) 90	264	2.7
92) 92	1	0
93) 93	0	0
94) 94	1	0
95) 95	44	.5
96) 96	1	0
97) 97	1	0
98) 98	12	.1
99) 99	13	.1
100) 100	1178	12.1
888) Don't know	87	.9
999) Refused	74	.8
TOTAL	9749	100.0

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145) 51. Next I have a few questions about your immediate neighbors. These are the ten or twenty households that live closest to you. About how often do you talk to or visit with your immediate neighbors -- just about every day, several times a week, several times a month, once a month, several times a year, once a year or less, or never? (NEISOC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	923	9.5
2) Once a year or less	479	4.9
3) Several times a year	630	6.5
4) Once a month	1098	11.3
5) Several times a month	1987	20.4
6) Several times a week	2849	29.2
7) Just about every day	1737	17.8
8) Don't know	37	.4
9) Refused	4	0
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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146) 52. In the past two years, have you worked with others to get people in your immediate neighborhood to work together to fix or improve something? (NEICOOP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	3249	67.1
1) Yes	1586	32.7
8) Don't know	7	.1
9) Refused	2	0
Missing	6064
TOTAL	4844	100.0

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147) 52A. If you were looking for a house, and found affordable houses in a few different neighborhoods, in which of the following neighborhoods would you personally feel most comfortable? (NEIDIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Neighbors entirely of your own race or ethnic background	392	8.2
2) Neighbors mostly of your own race or ethnic background	1106	23.2
3) Neighbors mostly of different racial or ethnic background from your own race or ethnic background	254	5.3
4) Racial or ethnic background of neighbors is completely irrelevant	2936	61.5
8) Don't know	61	1.3
9) Refused	27	.6
Missing	6202
TOTAL	4776	100.0

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148) 53. Now, how about friends? About how many close friends do you have these days? These are people you feel at ease with, can talk to about private matters, or call on for help. Would you say that you have no close friends, one or two, three to five, six to ten, or more than that? (FRIENDS)

	TOTAL	%
1) No close friends	311	3.2
2) 1-2 close friends	1719	17.6
3) 3-5 close friends	3663	37.6
4) 6-10 close friends	2304	23.6
5) More than 10 close friends	1713	17.6
8) Don't know	17	.2
9) Refused	18	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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149) 54. Right now, how many people do you have in your life with whom you can share confidences or discuss a difficult decision -- nobody, one, two, or three or more? (INTERVIEWER NOTE: INCLUDES FAMILY) (CONFIDE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Nobody	242	2.5
2) One	810	8.3
3) Two	1632	16.7
4) Three or more	7040	72.2
8) Don't know	4	0
9) Refused	17	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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150) 54A. How many would that be? (CONFIDEH)

	TOTAL	%
3) 3	1463	20.8
4) 4	729	10.4
5) 5	1433	20.4
6) 6	830	11.8
7) 7	412	5.9
8) 8	322	4.6
9) 9	52	.7
10) 10	845	12
11) 11	16	.2
12) 12	174	2.5
13) 13	14	.2
14) 14	9	.1
15) 15	216	3.1
16) 16	9	.1
17) 17	4	.1
18) 18	5	.1
19) 19	1	0
20) 20	178	2.5
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	3	0
23) 23	3	0
24) 24	6	.1
25) 25	58	.8
26) 26	1	0
28) 28	1	0
29) 29	170	2.4
99) Refused	85	1.2
Missing	3034
TOTAL	7040	100.0

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151) 55A. Thinking now about everyone that you would count as a personal friend, not just your closest friends -- do you have a personal friend who owns their own business? (BBUS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	3287	33.7
1) Yes	6420	65.9
8) Don't know	28	.3
9) Refused	10	.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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152) 55B. Is a manual worker? (IF NECESSARY: Works in a factory, as a truck driver, or as a laborer.) (BWORKER)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	2582	26.5
1) Yes	7114	73
8) Don't know	33	.3
9) Refused	15	.2
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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153) 55C. Has been on welfare? (BWELF)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	4808	49.3
1) Yes	4569	46.9
8) Don't know	346	3.6
9) Refused	22	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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154) 55D. Owns a vacation home? (BVACH)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	4929	50.6
1) Yes	4669	47.9
8) Don't know	131	1.3
9) Refused	16	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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155) 55E. [coded to signify, has personal friend with a different religious orientation] (IF =1) Is not Protestant? (IF =2) Is not Catholic? (IF =3) Has a different religion than you? (IF =4) Is not Jewish? (IF =5) Has a different religion than you? (IF >5) You consider to be very religious? (BREL)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	2072	21.3
1) Yes	7406	76
8) Don't know	241	2.5
9) Refused	26	.3
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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156) 55F. Is white? (BWHT)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	817	8.4
1) Yes	8891	91.2
8) Don't know	8	.1
9) Refused	29	.3
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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157) How many personal white friends would that be? (BWHT4)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	817	9.3
1) 1	395	4.5
2) 2	595	6.8
3) 3	761	8.7
4) 4	555	6.3
5) 5	807	9.2
6) 6	465	5.3
7) 7	183	2.1
8) 8	230	2.6
9) 9	58	.7
10) 10	1000	11.4
11) 11	13	.1
12) 12	228	2.6
13) 13	6	.1
14) 14	8	.1
15) 15	309	3.5
16) 16	13	.1
17) 17	8	.1
18) 18	10	.1
20) 20	624	7.1
22) 22	3	0
24) 24	19	.2
25) 25	202	2.3
26) 26	1	0
29) 29	2	0
30) 30	213	2.4
31) 31	2	0
33) 33	4	0
35) 35	13	.1
36) 36	3	0
37) 37	2	0
40) 40	88	1
45) 45	2	0
48) 48	0	0
49) 49	0	0
50) 50	305	3.5
52) 52	1	0
53) 53	2	0
55) 55	1	0
56) 56	0	0
60) 60	14	.2
61) 61	0	0
65) 65	1	0
70) 70	7	.1
75) 75	17	.2
78) 78	1	0
80) 80	19	.2
85) 85	1	0
90) 90	4	0
98) 98	1	0
100) 100	229	2.6
140) 140	1	0
150) 150	7	.1
158) 158	1	0
163) 163	1	0
180) 180	1	0
200) 200	36	.4
225) 225	1	0
250) 250	6	.1
280) 280	1	0
300) 300	11	.1
350) 350	2	0
400) 400	8	.1
482) 482	2	0
500) 500	8	.1
600) 600	2	0
700) 700	1	0
999) 999	1	0
1000) 1000	11	.1
1200) 1200	1	0
2000) 2000	3	0
3000) 3000	1	0
3412) 3412	2	0
5000) 5000	2	0
8888) Don't know	322	3.7
9998) 9998	18	.2
9999) Refused	56	.6
Missing	3234
TOTAL	8748	100.0

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158) 55G. Is Latino or Hispanic? (BHISP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	4436	45.5
1) Yes	5248	53.9
8) Don't know	30	.3
9) Refused	30	.3
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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159) How many personal Hispanic friends would that be? (BHISP4)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	4436	48.2
1) 1	885	9.6
2) 2	918	10
3) 3	637	6.9
4) 4	367	4
5) 5	439	4.8
6) 6	192	2.1
7) 7	71	.8
8) 8	88	1
9) 9	11	.1
10) 10	316	3.4
11) 11	2	0
12) 12	76	.8
13) 13	3	0
14) 14	1	0
15) 15	122	1.3
16) 16	3	0
18) 18	1	0
20) 20	182	2
22) 22	2	0
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	1	0
25) 25	42	.5
26) 26	2	0
29) 29	1	0
30) 30	82	.9
33) 33	0	0
35) 35	8	.1
36) 36	1	0
40) 40	25	.3
45) 45	0	0
50) 50	65	.7
53) 53	1	0
55) 55	0	0
60) 60	10	.1
70) 70	0	0
75) 75	3	0
80) 80	6	.1
90) 90	3	0
100) 100	49	.5
110) 110	2	0
130) 130	6	.1
150) 150	2	0
200) 200	5	.1
250) 250	0	0
300) 300	1	0
500) 500	3	0
600) 600	1	0
1000) 1000	5	.1
1295) 1295	2	0
2000) 2000	1	0
8888) Don't know	90	1
9998) 9998	7	.1
9999) Refused	17	.2
Missing	1935
TOTAL	9194	100.0

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160) 55H. Is Asian? (BASN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	6234	64
1) Yes	3446	35.4
8) Don't know	33	.3
9) Refused	32	.3
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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161) How many personal Asian friends would that be? (BASN4)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	6234	66.9
1) 1	928	10
2) 2	774	8.3
3) 3	405	4.3
4) 4	248	2.7
5) 5	210	2.3
6) 6	106	1.1
7) 7	28	.3
8) 8	27	.3
9) 9	2	0
10) 10	108	1.2
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	22	.2
14) 14	1	0
15) 15	37	.4
16) 16	1	0
18) 18	5	.1
20) 20	37	.4
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	2	0
25) 25	5	.1
29) 29	2	0
30) 30	11	.1
32) 32	0	0
35) 35	0	0
40) 40	2	0
50) 50	20	.2
55) 55	0	0
60) 60	3	0
65) 65	1	0
70) 70	2	0
75) 75	1	0
80) 80	1	0
90) 90	0	0
100) 100	14	.2
120) 120	1	0
123) 123	0	0
150) 150	3	0
200) 200	0	0
500) 500	1	0
8888) Don't know	53	.6
9998) 9998	4	0
9999) Refused	11	.1
Missing	1288
TOTAL	9315	100.0

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162) 55I. Is black or African American? (BBLK)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	3409	35
1) Yes	6285	64.5
8) Don't know	14	.1
9) Refused	36	.4
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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163) How many personal black friends would that be? (BBLK4)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	3409	37.4
1) 1	920	10.1
2) 2	1183	13
3) 3	869	9.5
4) 4	439	4.8
5) 5	550	6
6) 6	285	3.1
7) 7	90	1
8) 8	89	1
9) 9	20	.2
10) 10	363	4
11) 11	7	.1
12) 12	79	.9
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	2	0
15) 15	120	1.3
16) 16	3	0
17) 17	2	0
18) 18	0	0
20) 20	163	1.8
22) 22	0	0
23) 23	0	0
24) 24	6	.1
25) 25	59	.6
28) 28	2	0
30) 30	63	.7
32) 32	4	0
35) 35	11	.1
36) 36	1	0
40) 40	13	.1
45) 45	1	0
50) 50	76	.8
55) 55	3	0
60) 60	7	.1
65) 65	0	0
70) 70	1	0
75) 75	4	0
83) 83	3	0
85) 85	0	0
90) 90	4	0
99) 99	2	0
100) 100	48	.5
140) 140	1	0
150) 150	5	.1
200) 200	7	.1
300) 300	4	0
310) 310	1	0
400) 400	2	0
412) 412	1	0
500) 500	5	.1
800) 800	1	0
1000) 1000	8	.1
2000) 2000	2	0
8888) Don't know	137	1.5
9998) 9998	9	.1
9999) Refused	26	.3
Missing	2097
TOTAL	9112	100.0

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164) 55K. You would describe as a community leader? (BLEADER)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	5015	51.5
1) Yes	4664	47.9
8) Don't know	56	.6
9) Refused	9	.1
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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165) 56A. Now, I'm going to ask you how many times you may have done certain things in the past twelve months. For all of these, I want you just to give me your best guess, and don't worry that you might be off a little. About how many times in the past twelve months did you attend a celebration, parade, or a local sports or art event in your community? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (CPARADE)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	2475	25.4
1) 1	697	7.2
2) 2	1090	11.2
3) 3	892	9.2
4) 4	596	6.1
5) 5	815	8.4
6) 6	432	4.4
7) 7	90	.9
8) 8	112	1.1
9) 9	22	.2
10) 10	641	6.6
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	325	3.3
13) 13	6	.1
14) 14	9	.1
15) 15	224	2.3
16) 16	12	.1
17) 17	9	.1
18) 18	10	.1
20) 20	412	4.2
21) 21	2	0
22) 22	2	0
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	35	.4
25) 25	137	1.4
26) 26	2	0
27) 27	1	0
28) 28	1	0
30) 30	202	2.1
32) 32	1	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	25	.3
36) 36	2	0
39) 39	0	0
40) 40	53	.5
44) 44	0	0
45) 45	10	.1
48) 48	4	0
50) 50	130	1.3
52) 52	15	.2
53) 53	26	.3
60) 60	191	2
98) Don't know	10	.1
99) Refused	23	.2
TOTAL	9747	100.0

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166) 56A. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (PARADE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	0	0
2) Once	2	7.4
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	3	11.1
4) 2-4 times	4	14.8
6) About once a month on average	6	22.2
7) Twice a month	1	3.7
8) About once a week on average	2	7.4
9) More than once a week	2	7.4
98) Don't know	6	22.2
99) Refused	1	3.7
Missing	12057
TOTAL	27	100.0

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167) 56B. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) taken part in artistic activities with others such as singing, dancing, or acting with a group? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CARTIST)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	5887	60.4
1) 1	312	3.2
2) 2	499	5.1
3) 3	279	2.9
4) 4	207	2.1
5) 5	348	3.6
6) 6	166	1.7
7) 7	39	.4
8) 8	54	.6
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	312	3.2
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	206	2.1
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	2	0
15) 15	91	.9
16) 16	1	0
18) 18	3	0
20) 20	208	2.1
22) 22	4	0
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	36	.4
25) 25	64	.7
26) 26	5	.1
28) 28	3	0
29) 29	6	.1
30) 30	124	1.3
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	13	.1
36) 36	8	.1
38) 38	0	0
40) 40	91	.9
43) 43	2	0
45) 45	15	.2
46) 46	1	0
48) 48	17	.2
49) 49	1	0
50) 50	170	1.7
52) 52	109	1.1
53) 53	45	.5
60) 60	377	3.9
98) Don't know	6	.1
99) Refused	17	.2
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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168) 56B. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (ARTIST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	2	7.7
2) Once	0	0
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	2	7.7
4) 2-4 times	1	3.8
5) 5-9 times	1	3.8
6) About once a month on average	2	7.7
7) Twice a month	3	11.5
8) About once a week on average	6	23.1
9) More than once a week	5	19.2
98) Don't know	3	11.5
99) Refused	1	3.8
Missing	12064
TOTAL	26	100.0

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169) 56C. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) played cards or board games with others? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CCARDS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	3034	31.1
1) 1	295	3
2) 2	624	6.4
3) 3	394	4
4) 4	341	3.5
5) 5	577	5.9
6) 6	381	3.9
7) 7	68	.7
8) 8	111	1.1
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	743	7.6
11) 11	0	0
12) 12	423	4.3
13) 13	3	0
14) 14	10	.1
15) 15	237	2.4
16) 16	5	.1
17) 17	0	0
18) 18	4	0
19) 19	3	0
20) 20	506	5.2
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	84	.9
25) 25	180	1.8
26) 26	13	.1
29) 29	0	0
30) 30	261	2.7
32) 32	1	0
34) 34	2	0
35) 35	19	.2
36) 36	12	.1
37) 37	4	0
38) 38	2	0
40) 40	130	1.3
41) 41	1	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	8	.1
46) 46	0	0
47) 47	0	0
48) 48	11	.1
49) 49	1	0
50) 50	359	3.7
51) 51	5	.1
52) 52	115	1.2
53) 53	88	.9
60) 60	656	6.7
98) Don't know	10	.1
99) Refused	15	.2
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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170) 56C. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (CARDS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	0	0
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	4	13.8
4) 2-4 times	0	0
5) 5-9 times	1	3.4
6) About once a month on average	5	17.2
7) Twice a month	2	6.9
8) About once a week on average	5	17.2
9) More than once a week	8	27.6
98) Don't know	3	10.3
99) Refused	1	3.4
Missing	12045
TOTAL	29	100.0

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171) 56D. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) visited relatives in person or had them visit you? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CFAMVISI)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	492	5
1) 1	234	2.4
2) 2	416	4.3
3) 3	372	3.8
4) 4	383	3.9
5) 5	491	5
6) 6	443	4.5
7) 7	115	1.2
8) 8	200	2.1
9) 9	31	.3
10) 10	765	7.9
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	549	5.6
13) 13	28	.3
14) 14	13	.1
15) 15	325	3.3
16) 16	12	.1
17) 17	9	.1
18) 18	13	.1
19) 19	2	0
20) 20	809	8.3
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	187	1.9
25) 25	268	2.8
26) 26	8	.1
27) 27	3	0
28) 28	2	0
30) 30	461	4.7
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	0	0
35) 35	37	.4
36) 36	26	.3
40) 40	208	2.1
42) 42	2	0
45) 45	16	.2
48) 48	38	.4
50) 50	678	7
51) 51	3	0
52) 52	211	2.2
53) 53	188	1.9
60) 60	1638	16.8
98) Don't know	41	.4
99) Refused	20	.2
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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172) 56D. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (FAMVISIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	6	4.7
2) Once	3	2.3
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	11	8.6
4) 2-4 times	1	.8
5) 5-9 times	2	1.6
6) About once a month on average	11	8.6
7) Twice a month	13	10.2
8) About once a week on average	23	18
9) More than once a week	31	24.2
98) Don't know	27	21.1
Missing	11928
TOTAL	128	100.0

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173) 56E. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) attended a club meeting? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CCLUBMET)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	5677	58.3
1) 1	298	3.1
2) 2	528	5.4
3) 3	303	3.1
4) 4	236	2.4
5) 5	295	3
6) 6	260	2.7
7) 7	46	.5
8) 8	90	.9
9) 9	17	.2
10) 10	329	3.4
11) 11	10	.1
12) 12	585	6
13) 13	4	0
14) 14	9	.1
15) 15	107	1.1
16) 16	9	.1
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	14	.1
20) 20	182	1.9
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	5	.1
24) 24	111	1.1
25) 25	65	.7
26) 26	2	0
28) 28	4	0
30) 30	99	1
32) 32	6	.1
35) 35	11	.1
36) 36	31	.3
40) 40	58	.6
41) 41	1	0
42) 42	0	0
45) 45	6	.1
46) 46	1	0
48) 48	18	.2
50) 50	92	.9
52) 52	54	.6
53) 53	21	.2
60) 60	125	1.3
98) Don't know	17	.2
99) Refused	17	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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174) 56E. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (CLUBMEET)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	0	0
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	1	4.8
4) 2-4 times	0	0
6) About once a month on average	1	4.8
7) Twice a month	1	4.8
8) About once a week on average	1	4.8
98) Don't know	17	81
Missing	12082
TOTAL	21	100.0

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175) 56F. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) had friends over to your home? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CFRDVIST)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	835	8.6
1) 1	157	1.6
2) 2	450	4.6
3) 3	429	4.4
4) 4	402	4.1
5) 5	619	6.4
6) 6	543	5.6
7) 7	94	1
8) 8	200	2.1
9) 9	36	.4
10) 10	848	8.7
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	679	7
13) 13	11	.1
14) 14	11	.1
15) 15	374	3.8
16) 16	7	.1
17) 17	5	.1
18) 18	15	.2
20) 20	875	9
21) 21	2	0
22) 22	6	.1
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	144	1.5
25) 25	277	2.8
26) 26	17	.2
27) 27	0	0
28) 28	0	0
29) 29	2	0
30) 30	402	4.1
32) 32	1	0
33) 33	0	0
35) 35	25	.3
36) 36	21	.2
39) 39	0	0
40) 40	192	2
42) 42	3	0
45) 45	23	.2
46) 46	3	0
47) 47	0	0
48) 48	17	.2
50) 50	519	5.3
52) 52	127	1.3
53) 53	147	1.5
60) 60	1160	11.9
98) Don't know	28	.3
99) Refused	32	.3
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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176) 56F. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (FRDVISIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	4	4.5
2) Once	3	3.4
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	7	7.9
4) 2-4 times	1	1.1
5) 5-9 times	4	4.5
6) About once a month on average	9	10.1
7) Twice a month	16	18
8) About once a week on average	17	19.1
9) More than once a week	11	12.4
98) Don't know	16	18
99) Refused	1	1.1
Missing	11963
TOTAL	89	100.0

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177) 56G. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) been in the home of a friend of a different race or had them in your home? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CFRDRAC)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	3020	31
1) 1	446	4.6
2) 2	867	8.9
3) 3	660	6.8
4) 4	397	4.1
5) 5	678	7
6) 6	381	3.9
7) 7	89	.9
8) 8	113	1.2
9) 9	13	.1
10) 10	605	6.2
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	288	3
13) 13	6	.1
14) 14	7	.1
15) 15	197	2
16) 16	11	.1
17) 17	4	0
18) 18	6	.1
19) 19	1	0
20) 20	439	4.5
22) 22	5	.1
23) 23	5	.1
24) 24	44	.5
25) 25	111	1.1
26) 26	4	0
27) 27	0	0
28) 28	2	0
29) 29	3	0
30) 30	235	2.4
35) 35	13	.1
36) 36	5	.1
38) 38	2	0
39) 39	1	0
40) 40	102	1
45) 45	14	.1
48) 48	4	0
50) 50	254	2.6
52) 52	49	.5
53) 53	56	.6
60) 60	516	5.3
98) Don't know	39	.4
99) Refused	48	.5
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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178) 56G. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (FRDRAC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	3	3.2
2) Once	6	6.3
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	12	12.6
4) 2-4 times	3	3.2
5) 5-9 times	1	1.1
6) About once a month on average	14	14.7
7) Twice a month	8	8.4
8) About once a week on average	10	10.5
9) More than once a week	7	7.4
98) Don't know	30	31.6
99) Refused	1	1.1
Missing	11980
TOTAL	95	100.0

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179) 56H. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) socialized with coworkers outside of work? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CJOBSOC)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1275	20.4
1) 1	242	3.9
2) 2	504	8.1
3) 3	394	6.3
4) 4	297	4.7
5) 5	471	7.5
6) 6	327	5.2
7) 7	55	.9
8) 8	89	1.4
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	544	8.7
11) 11	4	.1
12) 12	299	4.8
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	3	0
15) 15	192	3.1
16) 16	1	0
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	5	.1
20) 20	343	5.5
21) 21	4	.1
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	53	.8
25) 25	98	1.6
26) 26	8	.1
27) 27	2	0
28) 28	1	0
29) 29	8	.1
30) 30	188	3
31) 31	4	.1
35) 35	8	.1
36) 36	7	.1
38) 38	2	0
40) 40	81	1.3
45) 45	4	.1
48) 48	7	.1
50) 50	208	3.3
52) 52	29	.5
53) 53	50	.8
60) 60	409	6.5
98) Don't know	19	.3
99) Refused	13	.2
Missing	4766
TOTAL	6257	100.0

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180) 56H. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (JOBSOC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	3	8.6
2) Once	0	0
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	1	2.9
4) 2-4 times	0	0
5) 5-9 times	1	2.9
6) About once a month on average	2	5.7
7) Twice a month	6	17.1
8) About once a week on average	2	5.7
9) More than once a week	5	14.3
98) Don't know	15	42.9
Missing	12053
TOTAL	35	100.0

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181) 56I. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) hung out with friends at a park, shopping mall, or other public place? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CFRDHANG)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1995	20.5
1) 1	183	1.9
2) 2	548	5.6
3) 3	460	4.7
4) 4	346	3.6
5) 5	639	6.6
6) 6	419	4.3
7) 7	74	.8
8) 8	115	1.2
9) 9	10	.1
10) 10	849	8.7
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	474	4.9
13) 13	5	.1
14) 14	9	.1
15) 15	271	2.8
16) 16	2	0
17) 17	3	0
18) 18	6	.1
20) 20	776	8
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	2	0
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	101	1
25) 25	203	2.1
26) 26	8	.1
30) 30	394	4
32) 32	1	0
33) 33	1	0
35) 35	17	.2
36) 36	21	.2
37) 37	1	0
39) 39	1	0
40) 40	130	1.3
41) 41	0	0
42) 42	2	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	11	.1
48) 48	22	.2
50) 50	489	5
51) 51	1	0
52) 52	99	1
53) 53	110	1.1
60) 60	887	9.1
98) Don't know	25	.3
99) Refused	26	.3
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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182) 56I. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (FRDHANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	8	12.1
2) Once	0	0
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	5	7.6
4) 2-4 times	1	1.5
5) 5-9 times	2	3
6) About once a month on average	6	9.1
7) Twice a month	6	9.1
8) About once a week on average	8	12.1
9) More than once a week	10	15.2
98) Don't know	20	30.3
99) Refused	0	0
Missing	12003
TOTAL	66	100.0

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183) 56J. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) played a team sport? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CSOCSPRT)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	6842	70.2
1) 1	231	2.4
2) 2	384	3.9
3) 3	226	2.3
4) 4	113	1.2
5) 5	244	2.5
6) 6	114	1.2
7) 7	19	.2
8) 8	52	.5
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	221	2.3
11) 11	1	0
12) 12	102	1
13) 13	8	.1
14) 14	5	.1
15) 15	90	.9
16) 16	7	.1
17) 17	4	0
18) 18	1	0
20) 20	225	2.3
22) 22	4	0
23) 23	0	0
24) 24	31	.3
25) 25	55	.6
26) 26	10	.1
30) 30	96	1
31) 31	0	0
32) 32	2	0
33) 33	2	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	10	.1
36) 36	7	.1
38) 38	1	0
40) 40	67	.7
42) 42	1	0
45) 45	7	.1
48) 48	6	.1
50) 50	160	1.6
52) 52	43	.4
53) 53	44	.5
60) 60	286	2.9
98) Don't know	2	0
99) Refused	16	.2
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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184) 56J. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (SOCSPORT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	1	10
2) Once	0	0
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	3	30
4) 2-4 times	0	0
6) About once a month on average	0	0
7) Twice a month	2	20
8) About once a week on average	1	10
9) More than once a week	2	20
98) Don't know	1	10
Missing	12085
TOTAL	10	100.0

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185) 56K. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) participated in an on-line discussion over the Internet? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CWWWCHAT)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	4247	67.4
1) 1	134	2.1
2) 2	209	3.3
3) 3	102	1.6
4) 4	65	1
5) 5	157	2.5
6) 6	74	1.2
7) 7	24	.4
8) 8	9	.1
9) 9	3	0
10) 10	167	2.7
12) 12	85	1.3
14) 14	0	0
15) 15	29	.5
16) 16	1	0
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	0	0
20) 20	98	1.6
24) 24	5	.1
25) 25	38	.6
30) 30	79	1.3
35) 35	0	0
36) 36	2	0
40) 40	29	.5
45) 45	0	0
48) 48	0	0
50) 50	142	2.3
52) 52	15	.2
53) 53	67	1.1
60) 60	503	8
98) Don't know	8	.1
99) Refused	8	.1
Missing	4317
TOTAL	6301	100.0

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186) 56K. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (WWWCHAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	1	6.3
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	0	0
6) About once a month on average	3	18.8
8) About once a week on average	1	6.3
9) More than once a week	5	31.3
98) Don't know	6	37.5
Missing	12079
TOTAL	16	100.0

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187) 56L. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) attended any public meeting in which there was discussion of town or school affairs? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CPUBMEET)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	5613	57.6
1) 1	840	8.6
2) 2	972	10
3) 3	581	6
4) 4	343	3.5
5) 5	310	3.2
6) 6	205	2.1
7) 7	54	.6
8) 8	61	.6
9) 9	21	.2
10) 10	183	1.9
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	183	1.9
13) 13	1	0
14) 14	3	0
15) 15	51	.5
16) 16	1	0
18) 18	7	.1
20) 20	82	.8
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	2	0
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	32	.3
25) 25	24	.2
26) 26	1	0
27) 27	1	0
28) 28	0	0
30) 30	39	.4
32) 32	0	0
33) 33	1	0
35) 35	4	0
36) 36	4	0
40) 40	11	.1
41) 41	0	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	0	0
48) 48	2	0
50) 50	31	.3
52) 52	7	.1
53) 53	6	.1
60) 60	41	.4
98) Don't know	6	.1
99) Refused	15	.2
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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188) 56L. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (PUBMEET)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	10	43.5
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	2	8.7
4) 2-4 times	2	8.7
5) 5-9 times	1	4.3
6) About once a month on average	1	4.3
7) Twice a month	1	4.3
8) About once a week on average	1	4.3
9) More than once a week	0	0
98) Don't know	5	21.7
Missing	12078
TOTAL	23	100.0

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189) 56M. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) been in the home of a neighbor? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CNEIHOME)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	2197	22.5
1) 1	480	4.9
2) 2	793	8.1
3) 3	615	6.3
4) 4	381	3.9
5) 5	672	6.9
6) 6	418	4.3
7) 7	69	.7
8) 8	124	1.3
9) 9	24	.2
10) 10	691	7.1
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	426	4.4
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	6	.1
15) 15	204	2.1
16) 16	3	0
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	7	.1
20) 20	568	5.8
23) 23	3	0
24) 24	81	.8
25) 25	180	1.8
26) 26	7	.1
27) 27	2	0
28) 28	2	0
30) 30	255	2.6
32) 32	2	0
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	0	0
35) 35	16	.2
36) 36	14	.1
40) 40	101	1
45) 45	24	.2
46) 46	1	0
48) 48	13	.1
50) 50	337	3.5
52) 52	87	.9
53) 53	96	1
60) 60	726	7.5
98) Don't know	83	.9
99) Refused	27	.3
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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190) 56M. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (NEIHOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	10	7
2) Once	2	1.4
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	15	10.5
4) 2-4 times	0	0
5) 5-9 times	1	.7
6) About once a month on average	9	6.3
7) Twice a month	5	3.5
8) About once a week on average	14	9.8
9) More than once a week	13	9.1
98) Don't know	73	51
99) Refused	1	.7
Missing	11942
TOTAL	143	100.0

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191) 56N. (How many times in the past twelve months have you) been in the home of someone in but outside your neighborhood? (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CHMEXNEI)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	658	19.8
1) 1	102	3.1
2) 2	228	6.9
3) 3	184	5.5
4) 4	136	4.1
5) 5	205	6.2
6) 6	136	4.1
7) 7	33	1
8) 8	39	1.2
9) 9	4	.1
10) 10	316	9.5
11) 11	2	.1
12) 12	136	4.1
14) 14	4	.1
15) 15	92	2.8
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	7	.2
20) 20	229	6.9
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	25	.8
25) 25	69	2.1
26) 26	1	0
28) 28	0	0
30) 30	106	3.2
32) 32	1	0
35) 35	4	.1
36) 36	7	.2
40) 40	39	1.2
41) 41	1	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	4	.1
48) 48	3	.1
50) 50	164	4.9
52) 52	18	.5
60) 60	316	9.5
98) Don't know	27	.8
99) Refused	22	.7
Missing	8737
TOTAL	3321	100.0

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192) 56N. (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (HOMEXNEI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	1	1.7
2) Once	1	1.7
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	5	8.3
4) 2-4 times	2	3.3
5) 5-9 times	2	3.3
6) About once a month on average	5	8.3
7) Twice a month	4	6.7
8) About once a week on average	6	10
9) More than once a week	7	11.7
98) Don't know	27	45
Missing	12033
TOTAL	60	100.0

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193) 58. How many times in the past twelve months have you volunteered? (IF NECESSARY PROMPT WITH CATEGORIES) (IF NECESSARY: By volunteering, I mean any unpaid work you've done to help people besides your family and friends or people you work with.) (IF NECESSARY: Count every time you did any volunteer work, no matter how much or little.) (GIVE RESPONDENT A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER. IF RESPONSE IS 53 OR GREATER, ENTER 53) (CVOLTIME)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	3670	37.7
1) 1	386	4
2) 2	714	7.3
3) 3	493	5.1
4) 4	367	3.8
5) 5	508	5.2
6) 6	346	3.6
7) 7	86	.9
8) 8	115	1.2
9) 9	13	.1
10) 10	507	5.2
11) 11	1	0
12) 12	359	3.7
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	16	.2
15) 15	210	2.2
16) 16	7	.1
17) 17	0	0
18) 18	15	.2
19) 19	1	0
20) 20	334	3.4
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	3	0
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	77	.8
25) 25	122	1.3
26) 26	3	0
27) 27	1	0
28) 28	3	0
30) 30	203	2.1
31) 31	1	0
32) 32	3	0
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	35	.4
36) 36	14	.1
37) 37	1	0
40) 40	104	1.1
42) 42	1	0
43) 43	1	0
44) 44	0	0
45) 45	9	.1
46) 46	2	0
48) 48	23	.2
49) 49	3	0
50) 50	215	2.2
52) 52	97	1
53) 53	66	.7
60) 60	549	5.6
98) Don't know	25	.3
99) Refused	27	.3
TOTAL	9741	100.0

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194) 58. How many times in the past twelve months have you volunteered? (IF RESPONDENT IS UNABLE TO ANSWER, PROBE:) 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? (IF RESPONDENT ANSWERS "A FEW TIMES", PROBE WITH:) Would that be closer to 2-4 times or 5-9 times? (VOLTIME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never did this	1	1.7
2) Once	6	10
3) A few times (ENTER ONLY IF FIGURE CANNOT BE CLARIFIED)	5	8.3
4) 2-4 times	1	1.7
5) 5-9 times	1	1.7
6) About once a month on average	10	16.7
7) Twice a month	1	1.7
8) About once a week on average	7	11.7
9) More than once a week	11	18.3
98) Don't know	12	20
99) Refused	5	8.3
Missing	12029
TOTAL	60	100.0

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195) 60. Our last few questions are used to ensure that our sample for this survey accurately reflects the population as a whole. First, in what year were you born? (BYEAR)

	TOTAL	%
1900) 1900	0	0
1904) 1904	1	0
1909) 1909	1	0
1910) 1910	1	0
1911) 1911	0	0
1912) 1912	4	0
1913) 1913	5	.1
1914) 1914	3	0
1915) 1915	10	.1
1916) 1916	9	.1
1917) 1917	12	.1
1918) 1918	14	.1
1919) 1919	14	.1
1920) 1920	23	.2
1921) 1921	29	.3
1922) 1922	45	.5
1923) 1923	43	.4
1924) 1924	49	.5
1925) 1925	38	.4
1926) 1926	51	.5
1927) 1927	61	.6
1928) 1928	70	.7
1929) 1929	72	.7
1930) 1930	59	.6
1931) 1931	61	.6
1932) 1932	88	.9
1933) 1933	71	.7
1934) 1934	77	.8
1935) 1935	86	.9
1936) 1936	87	.9
1937) 1937	84	.9
1938) 1938	90	.9
1939) 1939	106	1.1
1940) 1940	95	1
1941) 1941	103	1.1
1942) 1942	117	1.2
1943) 1943	128	1.3
1944) 1944	106	1.1
1945) 1945	108	1.1
1946) 1946	139	1.4
1947) 1947	145	1.5
1948) 1948	155	1.6
1949) 1949	149	1.5
1950) 1950	163	1.7
1951) 1951	183	1.9
1952) 1952	152	1.6
1953) 1953	160	1.6
1954) 1954	165	1.7
1955) 1955	154	1.6
1956) 1956	182	1.9
1957) 1957	155	1.6
1958) 1958	140	1.4
1959) 1959	181	1.9
1960) 1960	191	2
1961) 1961	151	1.5
1962) 1962	230	2.4
1963) 1963	217	2.2
1964) 1964	222	2.3
1965) 1965	192	2
1966) 1966	179	1.8
1967) 1967	189	1.9
1968) 1968	196	2
1969) 1969	192	2
1970) 1970	218	2.2
1971) 1971	145	1.5
1972) 1972	200	2.1
1973) 1973	147	1.5
1974) 1974	198	2
1975) 1975	182	1.9
1976) 1976	201	2.1
1977) 1977	162	1.7
1978) 1978	204	2.1
1979) 1979	177	1.8
1980) 1980	202	2.1
1981) 1981	183	1.9
1982) 1982	137	1.4
1983) 1983	179	1.8
1984) 1984	134	1.4
1985) 1985	169	1.7
1986) 1986	169	1.7
1987) 1987	290	3
9999) Refused	245	2.5
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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196) 61. What is the highest grade of school or year of college you have completed? (EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than high school (Grade 11 or less)	1216	12.5
2) High school diploma (including GED)	2714	27.9
3) Some college	2141	22
4) Assoc. degree (2 year) or specialized technical training	1135	11.6
5) Bachelor's degree	1296	13.3
6) Some graduate training	178	1.8
7) Graduate or professional degree	962	9.9
8) Don't know	9	.1
9) Refused	93	1
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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197) 61A. Do you have a GED or high school equivalency? (EDUC2)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1051	86.4
1) Yes	153	12.6
8) Don't know	6	.5
9) Refused	6	.5
Missing	11148
TOTAL	1216	100.0

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198) 62. Do you consider yourself Hispanic or Latino? (HISPAN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	8406	86.3
1) Yes	1231	12.6
8) Don't know	13	.1
9) Refused	94	1
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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199) 62A. Would you say your background is Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, or something else? (HISPNAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Mexican	867	70.5
2) Puerto Rican	82	6.7
3) Cuban	13	1.1
4) Dominican	15	1.2
5) El Salvadoran	46	3.7
6) Guatemalan	26	2.1
7) Colombian	12	1
8) Venezuelan	10	.8
11) Honduran	16	1.3
12) Brazilian	9	.7
13) Other	111	9
98) Don't know	12	1
99) Refused	11	.9
Missing	11196
TOTAL	1230	100.0

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200) 62B. Do you consider yourself to be white or black? (HISPRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	741	60.1
2) Black	69	5.6
3) Other	389	31.6
8) Don't know	26	2.1
9) Refused	7	.6
Missing	11196
TOTAL	1232	100.0

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201) 63. Do you consider yourself to be White, Black or African American, Asian or Pacific Islander, Native American, or some other race? (RACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	6745	79.2
2) African American or Black	1174	13.8
3) Asian or Pacific Islander	111	1.3
5) Native American	116	1.4
6) Other	220	2.6
8) Don't know	13	.2
9) Refused	134	1.6
Missing	904
TOTAL	8513	100.0

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202) 63B. Would you say your background is Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, or something else? (ASNNAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Chinese	18	16.1
2) Korean	9	8
3) Japanese	6	5.4
4) Filipino	22	19.6
5) Asian Indian	3	2.7
6) Vietnamese	10	8.9
8) Indian	8	7.1
9) Pakistani	1	.9
10) Other	35	31.3
Missing	11985
TOTAL	112	100.0

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203) 63C. From what country did your ancestors come? (can code up to 2 from fixed list) (ETHNIC1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Afghanistan	12	.2
2) Albania	3	0
3) Algeria	1	0
4) American Samoa	4	.1
10) Argentina	3	0
11) Armenia	5	.1
13) Australia	3	0
14) Austria	29	.4
18) Bangladesh	3	0
20) Belarus	1	0
21) Belgium	14	.2
22) Belize	2	0
24) Bermuda	3	0
26) Bolivia	1	0
27) Bosnia and Herzegowina	1	0
30) Brazil	2	0
31) British Indian Ocean Territory	12	.2
32) Brunei Darussalam	1	0
33) Bulgaria	1	0
38) Canada	249	3.6
39) Cape Verde	3	0
40) Cayman Islands	2	0
41) Central African Republic	198	2.8
44) China	5	.1
53) Croatia	6	.1
54) Cuba	6	.1
56) Czech Republic	36	.5
57) Democratic People's Republic Of	0	0
58) Denmark	30	.4
61) Dominican Republic	1	0
64) Egypt	3	0
66) Equatorial Guinea	0	0
68) Estonia	1	0
73) Finland	69	1
75) France	312	4.5
76) French Guiana	3	0
78) French Southern Territories	9	.1
82) Germany	1523	21.9
84) Gibraltar	1	0
85) Greece	26	.4
87) Grenada	0	0
90) Guatemala	1	0
94) Haiti	4	.1
98) Hungary	27	.4
99) Iceland	2	0
100) India	9	.1
101) Indonesia	5	.1
102) Iran (Islamic Republic of)	3	0
104) Ireland	937	13.5
105) Israel	8	.1
106) Italy	354	5.1
107) Jamaica	3	0
108) Japan	4	.1
111) Kenya	1	0
116) Latvia	4	.1
117) Lebanon	14	.2
119) Liberia	1	0
122) Lithuania	13	.2
123) Luxembourg	1	0
125) Madagascar	2	0
130) Malta	2	0
136) Metropolitan France	0	0
137) Mexico	11	.2
145) Namibia	3	0
148) Netherlands	59	.8
151) New Zealand	1	0
158) Norway	123	1.8
161) Palau	3	0
162) Panama	1	0
165) Peru	1	0
166) Philippines	1	0
168) Poland	188	2.7
169) Portugal	18	.3
171) Puerto Rico	2	0
173) Republic Of Korea	10	.1
176) Romania	9	.1
177) Russian Federation	75	1.1
182) Samoa	0	0
185) Saudi Arabia	3	0
187) Seychelles	1	0
190) Slovakia	6	.1
191) Slovenia	2	0
193) Somalia	1	0
195) South Africa	6	.1
196) Spain	16	.2
200) Sudan	1	0
203) Swaziland	4	.1
204) Sweden	154	2.2
205) Switzerland	28	.4
206) Syrian Arab Republic	2	0
214) Turkey	2	0
219) Ukraine	14	.2
220) United States Minor Outlying Islands	19	.3
222) United Kingdom	53	.8
224) United States	189	2.7
229) Venezuela	0	0
230) Vietnam	0	0
231) Virgin Islands (British)	2	0
233) Wallis and Futuna Islands	2	0
236) Yugoslavia	9	.1
240) Other, specify	54	.8
241) England and Wales	768	11
242) Scotland	310	4.5
244) America	151	2.2
245) Holland	77	1.1
9998) Don't Know	563	8.1
9999) Refused	43	.6
Missing	2501
TOTAL	6964	100.0

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204) 63C. From what country did your ancestors come? (can code up to 2 from fixed list) (ETHNIC2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Afghanistan	36	1
2) Albania	35	.9
3) Algeria	4	.1
4) American Samoa	5	.1
5) Andorra	3	.1
7) Anguilla	3	.1
11) Armenia	2	.1
13) Australia	6	.2
14) Austria	22	.6
20) Belarus	0	0
21) Belgium	13	.4
22) Belize	4	.1
24) Bermuda	1	0
25) Bhutan	2	.1
29) Bouvet Island	1	0
30) Brazil	0	0
31) British Indian Ocean Territory	4	.1
33) Bulgaria	1	0
38) Canada	119	3.2
40) Cayman Islands	1	0
41) Central African Republic	92	2.5
42) Chad	1	0
43) Chile	2	.1
44) China	1	0
45) Christmas Island	1	0
53) Croatia	3	.1
54) Cuba	1	0
56) Czech Republic	20	.5
58) Denmark	15	.4
64) Egypt	1	0
66) Equatorial Guinea	0	0
68) Estonia	1	0
73) Finland	20	.5
75) France	214	5.8
76) French Guiana	2	.1
77) French Polynesia	1	0
78) French Southern Territories	6	.2
80) Gambia	1	0
81) Georgia	1	0
82) Germany	627	16.9
83) Ghana	1	0
85) Greece	5	.1
88) Guadeloupe	1	0
96) Honduras	2	.1
98) Hungary	22	.6
99) Iceland	1	0
100) India	4	.1
101) Indonesia	1	0
104) Ireland	715	19.3
105) Israel	2	.1
106) Italy	119	3.2
107) Jamaica	1	0
108) Japan	2	.1
112) Kiribati	1	0
116) Latvia	1	0
117) Lebanon	2	.1
118) Lesotho	0	0
122) Lithuania	12	.3
123) Luxembourg	1	0
124) Macau	0	0
125) Madagascar	1	0
137) Mexico	8	.2
139) Monaco	1	0
140) Mongolia	3	.1
142) Morocco	1	0
144) Myanmar	0	0
148) Netherlands	32	.9
151) New Zealand	1	0
153) Niger	1	0
154) Nigeria	1	0
156) Norfolk Island	1	0
158) Norway	84	2.3
160) Pakistan	1	0
166) Philippines	9	.2
168) Poland	123	3.3
169) Portugal	10	.3
170) Province of China Taiwan	0	0
171) Puerto Rico	1	0
173) Republic of Korea	0	0
176) Romania	7	.2
177) Russian Federation	53	1.4
187) Seychelles	1	0
190) Slovakia	5	.1
191) Slovenia	2	.1
195) South Africa	8	.2
196) Spain	17	.5
200) Sudan	0	0
203) Swaziland	0	0
204) Sweden	135	3.6
205) Switzerland	24	.6
214) Turkey	1	0
219) Ukraine	11	.3
220) United States Minor Outlying Islands	5	.1
222) United Kingdom	24	.6
224) United States	70	1.9
230) Vietnam	1	0
231) Virgin Islands (British)	1	0
236) Yugoslavia	5	.1
240) Other, specify	53	1.4
241) England and Wales	411	11.1
242) Scotland	296	8
244) America	78	2.1
245) Holland	55	1.5
Missing	6936
TOTAL	3706	100.0

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205) 64. Are you an American citizen? (CITIZ)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	655	6.7
1) Yes	9002	92.4
8) Don't know	3	0
9) Refused	85	.9
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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206) 60A. Were you born in the United States? (BORNUS)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1115	11.4
1) Yes	8548	87.7
8) Don't know	1	0
9) Refused	81	.8
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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207) 60B. What state were you born in? (STATBRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Alabama	77	.9
2) Alaska	6	.1
3) Arizona	42	.5
4) Arkansas	259	3
5) California	514	6
6) Colorado	52	.6
7) Connecticut	80	.9
8) Delaware	8	.1
9) District of Columbia	13	.2
10) Florida	170	2
11) Georgia	98	1.1
12) Hawaii	12	.1
13) Idaho	29	.3
14) Illinois	251	2.9
15) Indiana	138	1.6
16) Iowa	63	.7
17) Kansas	316	3.7
18) Kentucky	74	.9
19) Louisiana	377	4.4
20) Maine	380	4.4
21) Maryland	80	.9
22) Massachusetts	306	3.6
23) Michigan	518	6.1
24) Minnesota	356	4.2
25) Mississippi	90	1.1
26) Missouri	132	1.5
27) Montana	23	.3
28) Nebraska	41	.5
29) Nevada	7	.1
30) New Hampshire	173	2
31) New Jersey	121	1.4
32) New Mexico	20	.2
33) New York	886	10.4
34) North Carolina	717	8.4
35) North Dakota	28	.3
36) Ohio	222	2.6
37) Oklahoma	94	1.1
38) Oregon	64	.7
39) Pennsylvania	303	3.5
40) Rhode Island	29	.3
41) South Carolina	91	1.1
42) South Dakota	26	.3
43) Tennessee	93	1.1
44) Texas	428	5
45) Utah	20	.2
46) Vermont	37	.4
47) Virginia	155	1.8
48) Washington	209	2.4
49) West Virginia	70	.8
50) Wisconsin	199	2.3
51) Wyoming	10	.1
52) Other, specify	10	.1
998) Don't know	6	.1
999) Refused	26	.3
Missing	1068
TOTAL	8549	100.0

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208) 64B1. Were either of your parents born outside the United States? (IMMIGGEN)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	7253	87.9
1) Yes	948	11.5
8) Don't know	38	.5
9) Refused	9	.1
Missing	1403
TOTAL	8248	100.0

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209) 60C. What country were you born in? (CTRYBRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Afghanistan	3	.3
2) Albania	2	.2
4) American Samoa	2	.2
5) Andorra	2	.2
10) Argentina	5	.4
11) Armenia	0	0
13) Australia	0	0
14) Austria	2	.2
18) Bangladesh	1	.1
20) Belarus	0	0
21) Belgium	1	.1
22) Belize	2	.2
24) Bermuda	1	.1
26) Bolivia	3	.3
27) Bosnia and Herzegowina	1	.1
30) Brazil	2	.2
37) Cameroon	2	.2
38) Canada	57	5.1
41) Central African Republic	3	.3
43) Chile	4	.4
44) China	9	.8
47) Colombia	13	1.2
51) Costa Rica	3	.3
52) Cote d'Ivoire	3	.3
53) Croatia	3	.3
54) Cuba	7	.6
56) Czech Republic	0	0
58) Denmark	1	.1
61) Dominican Republic	9	.8
63) Ecuador	3	.3
64) Egypt	3	.3
65) El Salvador	34	3.1
69) Ethiopia	4	.4
72) Fiji	1	.1
73) Finland	1	.1
75) France	10	.9
81) Georgia	1	.1
82) Germany	45	4
83) Ghana	2	.2
85) Greece	2	.2
86) Greenland	2	.2
89) Guam	1	.1
90) Guatemala	29	2.6
93) Guyana	1	.1
94) Haiti	2	.2
96) Honduras	12	1.1
97) Hong Kong	3	.3
98) Hungary	2	.2
100) India	13	1.2
101) Indonesia	1	.1
102) Iran (Islamic Republic of)	4	.4
104) Ireland	6	.5
105) Israel	2	.2
106) Italy	5	.4
107) Jamaica	14	1.3
108) Japan	12	1.1
109) Jordan	1	.1
113) Kuwait	1	.1
114) Kyrgyzstan	4	.4
116) Latvia	2	.2
117) Lebanon	3	.3
119) Liberia	1	.1
123) Luxembourg	1	.1
127) Malaysia	1	.1
131) Marshall Islands	3	.3
133) Mauritania	10	.9
137) Mexico	536	48.1
141) Montserrat	1	.1
142) Morocco	0	0
148) Netherlands	2	.2
152) Nicaragua	6	.5
154) Nigeria	12	1.1
158) Norway	0	0
160) Pakistan	2	.2
162) Panama	0	0
165) Peru	5	.4
166) Philippines	20	1.8
168) Poland	14	1.3
169) Portugal	1	.1
170) Province of China Taiwan	0	0
171) Puerto Rico	28	2.5
173) Republic of Korea	7	.6
176) Romania	3	.3
177) Russian Federation	2	.2
193) Somalia	1	.1
195) South Africa	9	.8
196) Spain	3	.3
201) Suriname	1	.1
204) Sweden	2	.2
205) Switzerland	1	.1
206) Syrian Arab Republic	1	.1
208) Thailand	3	.3
212) Trinidad and Tobago	1	.1
214) Turkey	2	.2
219) Ukraine	3	.3
222) United Kingdom	4	.4
229) Venezuela	2	.2
230) Vietnam	13	1.2
234) Western Sahara	1	.1
239) Zimbabwe	3	.3
240) Other	8	.7
241) England and Wales	15	1.3
242) Scotland	5	.4
244) America	2	.2
245) Holland	1	.1
998) Don't know	2	.2
999) Refused	9	.8
Missing	11134
TOTAL	1114	100.0

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210) 64B. How many years have you lived in the United States? (YRSINUS)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	12	.1
1) 1	33	.3
2) 2	28	.3
3) 3	42	.4
4) 4	63	.6
5) 5	88	.9
6) 6	43	.4
7) 7	34	.3
8) 8	44	.5
9) 9	19	.2
10) 10	42	.4
11) 11	28	.3
12) 12	37	.4
13) 13	14	.1
14) 14	28	.3
15) 15	72	.7
16) 16	27	.3
17) 17	34	.3
18) 18	242	2.5
19) 19	137	1.4
20) 20	221	2.3
21) 21	148	1.5
22) 22	167	1.7
23) 23	131	1.3
24) 24	135	1.4
25) 25	209	2.1
26) 26	144	1.5
27) 27	145	1.5
28) 28	194	2
29) 29	158	1.6
30) 30	174	1.8
31) 31	148	1.5
32) 32	158	1.6
33) 33	129	1.3
34) 34	146	1.5
35) 35	168	1.7
36) 36	186	1.9
37) 37	160	1.6
38) 38	162	1.7
39) 39	143	1.5
40) 40	217	2.2
41) 41	160	1.6
42) 42	213	2.2
43) 43	203	2.1
44) 44	154	1.6
45) 45	169	1.7
46) 46	172	1.8
47) 47	141	1.4
48) 48	137	1.4
49) 49	145	1.5
50) 50	203	2.1
51) 51	122	1.3
52) 52	143	1.5
53) 53	169	1.7
54) 54	151	1.5
55) 55	161	1.7
56) 56	149	1.5
57) 57	117	1.2
58) 58	138	1.4
59) 59	128	1.3
60) 60	137	1.4
61) 61	83	.9
62) 62	114	1.2
63) 63	111	1.1
64) 64	84	.9
65) 65	101	1
66) 66	86	.9
67) 67	95	1
68) 68	82	.8
69) 69	59	.6
70) 70	99	1
71) 71	64	.7
72) 72	64	.7
73) 73	85	.9
74) 74	65	.7
75) 75	56	.6
76) 76	70	.7
77) 77	63	.6
78) 78	59	.6
79) 79	50	.5
80) 80	47	.5
81) 81	45	.5
82) 82	33	.3
83) 83	42	.4
84) 84	34	.3
85) 85	29	.3
86) 86	10	.1
87) 87	13	.1
88) 88	9	.1
89) 89	11	.1
90) 90	9	.1
91) 91	3	0
92) 92	3	0
93) 93	5	.1
94) 94	1	0
95) 95	1	0
100) 100	17	.2
8888) 8888	53	.5
9998) Don't know	7	.1
9999) 9999	262	2.7
TOTAL	9746	100.0

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211) 65. How many different telephone numbers does your household have, not counting those dedicated to a fax machine or computer? (PHONES)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1	8685	89.1
2) 2	609	6.2
3) 3	191	2
4) 4	49	.5
5) 5	42	.4
6) 6	4	0
7) 7	3	0
8) 8	4	0
9) 9	11	.1
99) Refused	150	1.5
TOTAL	9748	100.0

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212) 66A. If you added together the yearly incomes, before taxes, of all the members of your household for last year, 1999, would the total be: (READ LIST) (YP_1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $30,000	2567	26.3
2) $30,000 or more	6368	65.4
8) Don't know	254	2.6
9) Refused	555	5.7
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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213) 66B. (IF = 2, SKIP TO 66C. IF = 8 or 9, SKIP TO INSTRUCTION BEFORE 67) Would that be: (READ LIST) (YP_2)

	TOTAL	%
1) $20,000 or less	1229	47.9
2) Over $20,000 but less than $30,000	1239	48.3
8) Don't know	66	2.6
9) Refused	33	1.3
Missing	8940
TOTAL	2567	100.0

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214) 66C. Would that be: (READ LIST) (YP_3)

	TOTAL	%
1) $30,000 but less than $50,000	2051	32.2
2) $50,000 but less than $75,000	1728	27.1
3) $75,000 but less than $100,000	1057	16.6
4) $100,000 or more	1191	18.7
8) Don't know	78	1.2
9) Refused	262	4.1
Missing	4189
TOTAL	6367	100.0

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215) Version (VERSION)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	0

216) Date of callback (DATECB)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	20060506.32	2.29

217) Final weight (WEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	1.77	1.79

218) 38I2. People in this community share the same values. (SHARVAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree strongly	190	23.6
2) Agree somewhat	328	40.7
3) (Vol.) Neither/depends	8	1
4) Disagree somewhat	147	18.2
5) Disagree strongly	99	12.3
8) Don't know	27	3.3
9) Refused	7	.9
Missing	11310
TOTAL	806	100.0

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219) 59A. Do you now smoke cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all? (SMOKE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Every day	93	17.6
2) Some days	29	5.5
3) Not at all	403	76.3
9) Refused	3	.6
Missing	9612
TOTAL	528	100.0

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220) 59B. During the past month, other than your regular job, did you participate in any physical activities or exercises such as running, calisthenics, golf, gardening, or walking for exercise? (PHYSACT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	435	82.4
2) No	90	17
8) Don't know	0	0
9) Refused	3	.6
Missing	9612
TOTAL	528	100.0

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221) QCELL FROM SAMPLE (QCELL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Urban	248	49.7
2) Rural	141	28.3
3) Wichita	73	14.6
4) Abilene	2	.4
5) Garden City	5	1
6) Kansas City	27	5.4
7) Junction City	3	.6
Missing	9645
TOTAL	499	100.0

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222) ARSE WEIGHT (WGTIND)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	1.71	1.56

223) Project (CALLBACK)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	0

224) New weight: downweighted Kansas and NH samples (FWEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL		0.805	0.766

225) New respondent ID: for 2000 and 2006 merge file (RESPID)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	6385263.03	182103.84

226) Social trust (repolarized -- higher equals more trust) (TRUST2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Can't be too careful	5049	52.2
1) Depends	425	4.4
2) People can be trusted	4197	43.4
Missing	98
TOTAL	9671	100.0

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227) Trust neighbors (0=LOW) (TR2NEI)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	555	5.8
1) A little	1313	13.7
2) Some	3326	34.7
3) A lot	4393	45.8
Missing	233
TOTAL	9587	100.0

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228) Trust co-workers (0=LOW) (TR2WRK)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	370	4.6
1) A little	957	12
2) Some	2718	34.1
3) A lot	3933	49.3
Missing	2739
TOTAL	7978	100.0

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229) Trust co-religionists (0=LOW) (TR2REL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	53	2.9
1) A little	96	5.2
2) Some	483	26.2
3) A lot	1214	65.8
Missing	10263
TOTAL	1846	100.0

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230) Trust shop clerks (0=LOW) (TR2SHOP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	463	4.8
1) A little	1613	16.9
2) Some	4707	49.3
3) A lot	2770	29
Missing	250
TOTAL	9553	100.0

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231) Trust local police (0=LOW) (TR2COP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	569	5.9
1) A little	863	9
2) Some	2876	30
3) A lot	5265	55
Missing	220
TOTAL	9573	100.0

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232) Trust Asians (0=LOW) (TR2ASN)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	318	3.6
1) A little	1006	11.4
2) Some	5062	57.5
3) A lot	2423	27.5
Missing	1220
TOTAL	8809	100.0

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233) Trust Blacks (0=LOW) (TR2BLK)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	360	3.9
1) A little	1040	11.3
2) Some	5308	57.9
3) A lot	2458	26.8
Missing	801
TOTAL	9166	100.0

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234) Trust Hispanics (0=LOW) (TR2HIS)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	323	3.6
1) A little	1197	13.3
2) Some	5156	57.2
3) A lot	2337	25.9
Missing	992
TOTAL	9013	100.0

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235) Trust Whites (0=LOW) (TR2WHT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Not at all	233	2.5
1) A little	855	9.3
2) Some	5176	56.2
3) A lot	2945	32
Missing	723
TOTAL	9209	100.0

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236) Social trust (reordered from trust-lower equals more trust) (TRUST2R)

	TOTAL	%
1) People can be trust	4197	43.4
2) Depends	425	4.4
3) Can't be too careful	5049	52.2
Missing	98
TOTAL	9671	100.0

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237) Respondent's age (AGE)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	9745	45.78	17.42

238) 2005 total household income (INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) $20,000 or less	1229	13.8
2) Over $20,000 but less than $30,000	1239	13.9
3) Less than $30,000, unspecified	100	1.1
4) More than $30,000 but less than $50,000	2051	23
5) More than $50,000 but less than $75,000	1728	19.3
6) More than $75,000 but less than $100,000	1057	11.8
7) $100,000 or more	1191	13.3
8) Over $30,000, unspecified	341	3.8
Missing	1029
TOTAL	8936	100.0

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239) 56A. Times last 12 months attended parade, local sports or art event (merged) (PARADE2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	2475	25.5
1) 1	697	7.2
2) 2	1090	11.2
3) 3	894	9.2
4) 4	596	6.1
5) 5	815	8.4
6) 6	432	4.4
7) 7	90	.9
8) 8	112	1.2
9) 9	22	.2
10) 10	641	6.6
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	326	3.4
13) 13	6	.1
14) 14	9	.1
15) 15	224	2.3
16) 16	12	.1
17) 17	9	.1
18) 18	10	.1
20) 20	412	4.2
21) 21	2	0
22) 22	2	0
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	35	.4
25) 25	137	1.4
26) 26	2	0
27) 27	1	0
28) 28	1	0
30) 30	202	2.1
32) 32	1	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	25	.3
36) 36	2	0
39) 39	0	0
40) 40	53	.5
44) 44	0	0
45) 45	10	.1
48) 48	4	0
50) 50	130	1.3
52) 52	15	.2
53) 53	26	.3
60) 60	191	2
98) Don't know	6	.1
99) Refused	1	0
Missing	26
TOTAL	9724	100.0

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240) 56B. Times last 12 months took part in artistic activity with a group (merged) (ARTIST2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	5887	60.5
1) 1	313	3.2
2) 2	499	5.1
3) 3	279	2.9
4) 4	207	2.1
5) 5	348	3.6
6) 6	166	1.7
7) 7	39	.4
8) 8	54	.6
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	312	3.2
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	206	2.1
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	2	0
15) 15	91	.9
16) 16	1	0
18) 18	3	0
20) 20	208	2.1
22) 22	4	0
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	36	.4
25) 25	64	.7
26) 26	5	.1
28) 28	3	0
29) 29	6	.1
30) 30	124	1.3
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	13	.1
36) 36	8	.1
38) 38	0	0
40) 40	91	.9
43) 43	2	0
45) 45	15	.2
46) 46	1	0
48) 48	17	.2
49) 49	1	0
50) 50	170	1.7
52) 52	110	1.1
53) 53	45	.5
60) 60	378	3.9
98) Don't know	3	0
99) Refused	1	0
Missing	24
TOTAL	9728	100.0

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241) 56C. Times last 12 months played cards or board games with others (merged) (CARDS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	3034	31.2
1) 1	295	3
2) 2	624	6.4
3) 3	394	4
4) 4	341	3.5
5) 5	577	5.9
6) 6	381	3.9
7) 7	69	.7
8) 8	111	1.1
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	743	7.6
11) 11	0	0
12) 12	425	4.4
13) 13	3	0
14) 14	10	.1
15) 15	237	2.4
16) 16	5	.1
17) 17	0	0
18) 18	4	0
19) 19	3	0
20) 20	506	5.2
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	85	.9
25) 25	180	1.8
26) 26	13	.1
29) 29	0	0
30) 30	261	2.7
32) 32	1	0
34) 34	2	0
35) 35	19	.2
36) 36	12	.1
37) 37	4	0
38) 38	2	0
40) 40	130	1.3
41) 41	1	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	8	.1
46) 46	0	0
47) 47	0	0
48) 48	11	.1
49) 49	1	0
50) 50	359	3.7
51) 51	5	.1
52) 52	117	1.2
53) 53	88	.9
60) 60	657	6.8
98) Don't know	3	0
99) Refused	1	0
Missing	19
TOTAL	9730	100.0

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242) 56D. Times last 12 months visited with relatives (merged) (FAMVIS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	492	5.1
1) 1	235	2.4
2) 2	416	4.3
3) 3	373	3.8
4) 4	383	3.9
5) 5	491	5
6) 6	443	4.6
7) 7	115	1.2
8) 8	200	2.1
9) 9	31	.3
10) 10	765	7.9
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	551	5.7
13) 13	28	.3
14) 14	13	.1
15) 15	325	3.3
16) 16	12	.1
17) 17	9	.1
18) 18	13	.1
19) 19	2	0
20) 20	809	8.3
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	188	1.9
25) 25	268	2.8
26) 26	8	.1
27) 27	3	0
28) 28	2	0
30) 30	461	4.7
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	0	0
35) 35	37	.4
36) 36	26	.3
40) 40	208	2.1
42) 42	2	0
45) 45	16	.2
48) 48	38	.4
50) 50	678	7
51) 51	3	0
52) 52	216	2.2
53) 53	188	1.9
60) 60	1642	16.9
98) Don't know	27	.3
Missing	28
TOTAL	9724	100.0

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243) 56E. Times last 12 months attended a club meeting (merged) (CLUBS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	5677	58.3
1) 1	298	3.1
2) 2	529	5.4
3) 3	303	3.1
4) 4	236	2.4
5) 5	295	3
6) 6	260	2.7
7) 7	46	.5
8) 8	90	.9
9) 9	17	.2
10) 10	329	3.4
11) 11	10	.1
12) 12	585	6
13) 13	4	0
14) 14	9	.1
15) 15	107	1.1
16) 16	9	.1
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	14	.1
20) 20	182	1.9
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	5	.1
24) 24	112	1.2
25) 25	65	.7
26) 26	2	0
28) 28	4	0
30) 30	99	1
32) 32	6	.1
35) 35	11	.1
36) 36	31	.3
40) 40	58	.6
41) 41	1	0
42) 42	0	0
45) 45	6	.1
46) 46	1	0
48) 48	18	.2
50) 50	92	.9
52) 52	54	.6
53) 53	21	.2
60) 60	125	1.3
98) Don't know	17	.2
Missing	22
TOTAL	9730	100.0

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244) 56F. Times last 12 months had friends over to your home (merged) (FRNDHOM2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	836	8.6
1) 1	157	1.6
2) 2	452	4.7
3) 3	430	4.4
4) 4	402	4.1
5) 5	619	6.4
6) 6	543	5.6
7) 7	95	1
8) 8	200	2.1
9) 9	36	.4
10) 10	848	8.7
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	680	7
13) 13	11	.1
14) 14	11	.1
15) 15	374	3.9
16) 16	7	.1
17) 17	5	.1
18) 18	15	.2
20) 20	875	9
21) 21	2	0
22) 22	6	.1
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	145	1.5
25) 25	277	2.9
26) 26	17	.2
27) 27	0	0
28) 28	0	0
29) 29	2	0
30) 30	402	4.1
32) 32	1	0
33) 33	0	0
35) 35	25	.3
36) 36	21	.2
39) 39	0	0
40) 40	192	2
42) 42	3	0
45) 45	23	.2
46) 46	3	0
47) 47	0	0
48) 48	17	.2
50) 50	519	5.3
52) 52	130	1.3
53) 53	147	1.5
60) 60	1163	12
98) Don't know	16	.2
99) Refused	1	0
Missing	36
TOTAL	9714	100.0

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245) 56G. Times last 12 months had a friend of a different race at your home (merged) (FRNDRAC2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	3020	31.2
1) 1	446	4.6
2) 2	868	9
3) 3	660	6.8
4) 4	397	4.1
5) 5	678	7
6) 6	381	3.9
7) 7	89	.9
8) 8	113	1.2
9) 9	13	.1
10) 10	605	6.2
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	288	3
13) 13	6	.1
14) 14	7	.1
15) 15	197	2
16) 16	11	.1
17) 17	4	0
18) 18	6	.1
19) 19	1	0
20) 20	439	4.5
22) 22	5	.1
23) 23	5	.1
24) 24	45	.5
25) 25	111	1.1
26) 26	4	0
27) 27	0	0
28) 28	2	0
29) 29	3	0
30) 30	235	2.4
35) 35	13	.1
36) 36	5	.1
38) 38	2	0
39) 39	1	0
40) 40	102	1.1
45) 45	14	.1
48) 48	4	0
50) 50	254	2.6
52) 52	51	.5
53) 53	56	.6
60) 60	519	5.4
98) Don't know	30	.3
99) Refused	1	0
Missing	61
TOTAL	9695	100.0

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246) 56H. Times last 12 months socialized with co-workers outside of work (merged) (JOBSOC2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1277	20.4
1) 1	242	3.9
2) 2	504	8.1
3) 3	394	6.3
4) 4	297	4.8
5) 5	471	7.5
6) 6	327	5.2
7) 7	55	.9
8) 8	89	1.4
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	544	8.7
11) 11	4	.1
12) 12	300	4.8
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	3	0
15) 15	192	3.1
16) 16	1	0
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	5	.1
20) 20	343	5.5
21) 21	4	.1
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	54	.9
25) 25	98	1.6
26) 26	8	.1
27) 27	2	0
28) 28	1	0
29) 29	8	.1
30) 30	188	3
31) 31	4	.1
35) 35	8	.1
36) 36	7	.1
38) 38	2	0
40) 40	81	1.3
45) 45	4	.1
48) 48	7	.1
50) 50	208	3.3
52) 52	29	.5
53) 53	50	.8
60) 60	410	6.6
98) Don't know	15	.2
Missing	4784
TOTAL	6245	100.0

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247) 56I. Times last 12 months hung out with friends in a public place (merged) (FRNDHNG2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	1995	20.5
1) 1	183	1.9
2) 2	548	5.6
3) 3	460	4.7
4) 4	346	3.6
5) 5	639	6.6
6) 6	419	4.3
7) 7	75	.8
8) 8	115	1.2
9) 9	10	.1
10) 10	849	8.7
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	475	4.9
13) 13	5	.1
14) 14	9	.1
15) 15	271	2.8
16) 16	2	0
17) 17	3	0
18) 18	6	.1
20) 20	776	8
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	2	0
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	102	1
25) 25	203	2.1
26) 26	8	.1
30) 30	394	4.1
32) 32	1	0
33) 33	1	0
35) 35	17	.2
36) 36	21	.2
37) 37	1	0
39) 39	1	0
40) 40	130	1.3
41) 41	0	0
42) 42	2	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	11	.1
48) 48	22	.2
50) 50	489	5
51) 51	1	0
52) 52	99	1
53) 53	110	1.1
60) 60	888	9.1
98) Don't know	20	.2
99) Refused	0	0
Missing	40
TOTAL	9718	100.0

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248) 56J. Times last 12 months played a team sport (merged) (TEAMSPT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	6842	70.3
1) 1	231	2.4
2) 2	384	3.9
3) 3	226	2.3
4) 4	113	1.2
5) 5	244	2.5
6) 6	114	1.2
7) 7	19	.2
8) 8	52	.5
9) 9	5	.1
10) 10	221	2.3
11) 11	1	0
12) 12	102	1
13) 13	8	.1
14) 14	5	.1
15) 15	90	.9
16) 16	7	.1
17) 17	4	0
18) 18	1	0
20) 20	225	2.3
22) 22	4	0
23) 23	0	0
24) 24	31	.3
25) 25	55	.6
26) 26	10	.1
30) 30	96	1
31) 31	0	0
32) 32	2	0
33) 33	2	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	10	.1
36) 36	7	.1
38) 38	1	0
40) 40	67	.7
42) 42	1	0
45) 45	7	.1
48) 48	6	.1
50) 50	160	1.6
52) 52	43	.4
53) 53	44	.5
60) 60	286	2.9
98) Don't know	1	0
Missing	23
TOTAL	9728	100.0

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249) 56K. Times last 12 months had an online Internet discussion (merged) (WWWCHAT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	4247	67.5
1) 1	134	2.1
2) 2	209	3.3
3) 3	102	1.6
4) 4	65	1
5) 5	157	2.5
6) 6	74	1.2
7) 7	24	.4
8) 8	9	.1
9) 9	3	0
10) 10	167	2.7
12) 12	85	1.4
14) 14	0	0
15) 15	29	.5
16) 16	1	0
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	0	0
20) 20	98	1.6
24) 24	5	.1
25) 25	38	.6
30) 30	79	1.3
35) 35	0	0
36) 36	2	0
40) 40	29	.5
45) 45	0	0
48) 48	0	0
50) 50	142	2.3
52) 52	15	.2
53) 53	67	1.1
60) 60	505	8
98) Don't know	6	.1
Missing	4325
TOTAL	6293	100.0

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250) 56L. Times last 12 months attended public meeting discussing school or town affairs (merged) (PUBMEET2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	5613	57.7
1) 1	840	8.6
2) 2	972	10
3) 3	581	6
4) 4	343	3.5
5) 5	310	3.2
6) 6	205	2.1
7) 7	54	.6
8) 8	61	.6
9) 9	21	.2
10) 10	183	1.9
11) 11	4	0
12) 12	183	1.9
13) 13	1	0
14) 14	3	0
15) 15	51	.5
16) 16	1	0
18) 18	7	.1
20) 20	82	.8
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	2	0
23) 23	2	0
24) 24	32	.3
25) 25	24	.2
26) 26	1	0
27) 27	1	0
28) 28	0	0
30) 30	39	.4
32) 32	0	0
33) 33	1	0
35) 35	4	0
36) 36	4	0
40) 40	11	.1
41) 41	0	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	0	0
48) 48	2	0
50) 50	31	.3
52) 52	8	.1
53) 53	6	.1
60) 60	41	.4
98) Don't know	5	.1
Missing	27
TOTAL	9731	100.0

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251) 58. Times last 12 months volunteered (merged) (VOLTIME2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	3670	37.8
1) 1	386	4
2) 2	715	7.4
3) 3	493	5.1
4) 4	367	3.8
5) 5	508	5.2
6) 6	346	3.6
7) 7	86	.9
8) 8	115	1.2
9) 9	13	.1
10) 10	507	5.2
11) 11	1	0
12) 12	359	3.7
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	16	.2
15) 15	210	2.2
16) 16	7	.1
17) 17	0	0
18) 18	15	.2
19) 19	1	0
20) 20	334	3.4
21) 21	1	0
22) 22	3	0
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	78	.8
25) 25	122	1.3
26) 26	3	0
27) 27	1	0
28) 28	3	0
30) 30	203	2.1
31) 31	1	0
32) 32	3	0
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	1	0
35) 35	35	.4
36) 36	14	.1
37) 37	1	0
40) 40	104	1.1
42) 42	1	0
43) 43	1	0
44) 44	0	0
45) 45	9	.1
46) 46	2	0
48) 48	23	.2
49) 49	3	0
50) 50	215	2.2
52) 52	98	1
53) 53	66	.7
60) 60	552	5.7
98) Don't know	12	.1
99) Refused	5	.1
Missing	49
TOTAL	9712	100.0

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252) 56M. Times last 12 months been in the home of a neighbor (merged) (NEIHOME2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	2197	22.6
1) 1	480	4.9
2) 2	796	8.2
3) 3	615	6.3
4) 4	381	3.9
5) 5	672	6.9
6) 6	418	4.3
7) 7	70	.7
8) 8	124	1.3
9) 9	24	.2
10) 10	691	7.1
11) 11	6	.1
12) 12	427	4.4
13) 13	2	0
14) 14	6	.1
15) 15	204	2.1
16) 16	3	0
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	7	.1
20) 20	568	5.8
23) 23	3	0
24) 24	83	.9
25) 25	180	1.9
26) 26	7	.1
27) 27	2	0
28) 28	2	0
30) 30	255	2.6
32) 32	2	0
33) 33	0	0
34) 34	0	0
35) 35	16	.2
36) 36	14	.1
40) 40	101	1
45) 45	24	.2
46) 46	1	0
48) 48	13	.1
50) 50	337	3.5
52) 52	88	.9
53) 53	96	1
60) 60	727	7.5
98) Don't know	73	.8
99) Refused	1	0
Missing	30
TOTAL	9717	100.0

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253) 56N. Times last 12 months been in the home of someone in your city but outside your neighborhood (merged) (HMEXNEI2)

	TOTAL	%
0) 0	658	19.9
1) 1	102	3.1
2) 2	228	6.9
3) 3	184	5.6
4) 4	136	4.1
5) 5	205	6.2
6) 6	136	4.1
7) 7	33	1
8) 8	39	1.2
9) 9	4	.1
10) 10	316	9.6
11) 11	2	.1
12) 12	136	4.1
14) 14	4	.1
15) 15	92	2.8
17) 17	1	0
18) 18	7	.2
20) 20	229	6.9
23) 23	1	0
24) 24	25	.8
25) 25	69	2.1
26) 26	1	0
28) 28	0	0
30) 30	106	3.2
32) 32	1	0
35) 35	4	.1
36) 36	7	.2
40) 40	39	1.2
41) 41	1	0
44) 44	1	0
45) 45	4	.1
48) 48	3	.1
50) 50	164	5
52) 52	18	.5
60) 60	316	9.6
98) Don't know	27	.8
Missing	8762
TOTAL	3299	100.0

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254) Religious attendance ("no religion" included as none) (RELATEN2)

	TOTAL	%
0) < yearly	2554	26.6
1) Few times/yr	1525	15.9
2) 1-2 times/mo	1402	14.6
3) Almost weekly	703	7.3
4) Weekly or more often	3431	35.7
Missing	175
TOTAL	9615	100.0

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255) Trust national government? (0=LOW) (TGOVNAT2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Hardly ever	1936	20.1
1) Some of the time	4501	46.7
2) Most of the time	2744	28.5
3) Just about always	451	4.7
Missing	138
TOTAL	9632	100.0

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256) Trust local government? (0=LOW) (TGOVLOC2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Hardly ever	1063	11
1) Some of the time	4147	42.9
2) Most of the time	3824	39.6
3) Just about always	622	6.4
Missing	126
TOTAL	9656	100.0

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257) Respondent's age (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under 30 years old	2005	21.1
2) 30 to 44 years old	2908	30.6
3) 45 to 59 years old	2427	25.6
4) 60 to 74 years old	1486	15.6
5) 75 years and older	673	7.1
Missing	305
TOTAL	9499	100.0

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258) 61. What is the highest grade of school or year of college you have completed? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
2) High school diploma (including GED) or less	3930	40.8
3) Some college	2141	22.2
4) Assoc. degree (2 year) or specialized technical training	1135	11.8
5) Bachelor's degree	1296	13.4
6) Some graduate training	178	1.8
7) Graduate or professional degree	962	10
Missing	118
TOTAL	9642	100.0

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259) Gender of respondent (for use with online analysis) (I-GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	4666	47.9
2) Female	5079	52.1
TOTAL	9745	100.0

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260) 63. Do you consider yourself to be White, Black or African American, Asian or Pacific Islander, Native American, or some other race? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	6745	80.6
2) African American or Black	1174	14
3) Asian or Pacific Islander	111	1.3
5) Native American	116	1.4
6) Other	220	2.6
Missing	1104
TOTAL	8366	100.0

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261) 27. Thinking politically and socially, how would you describe your own general outlook -- as being very conservative, moderately conservative, middle-of-the-road, moderately liberal or very liberal? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-POLITICS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very conservative	1360	14.2
2) Moderately conservative	2934	30.7
3) Middle-of-the-road	2833	29.7
4) Moderately liberal	1647	17.2
5) Very liberal	712	7.5
6) (Vol.) Something else	63	.7
Missing	203
TOTAL	9549	100.0

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262) 29. I want to change subjects now and ask about the groups and organizations you may be involved with. First, what is your religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, another type of Christian, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	4338	45.1
2) Catholic	2430	25.3
3) Another type of Christian	1222	12.7
4) Jewish	92	1
5) Some other religion	248	2.6
6) No religion	1289	13.4
Missing	163
TOTAL	9619	100.0

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263) Census region (for use with online analysis) (I-REGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Northeast	2232	22.9
2) Midwest	2067	21.2
3) South	3912	40.1
4) West	1533	15.7
TOTAL	9744	100.0

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