HUD MTO Public Codebook - Census Bureau

03. mto_bascnv_pers 2/12/2019

hud_mto_PUBLIC_codebook20170420_0626edit-F 1 of 579

Data Dictionary for mto_bascnv_pers Description: Baseline person-level info plus info from core move and canvassesNumber of Obs: 19929Number of Vars: 81File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:35

sheetname=03. mto_bascnv_pers

Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Person Identifier Char 10FAMID + ROSTID(source: System Generated)

2 FAMID assigned family ID for this study Char 7

1 = Demonstration Site2-3 =Random Assignment Status4-7 = Sequence Number(source: Receipt Tracking File)

3 PBASELIN Baseline Family Information Char 1

0 = Not in Baseline Family1 = Head of Baseline Family2 = Member of Baseline Family(source: Baseline Survey)

4 PCORE Core MTO Family Information Char 1

0 = Not in Core Family1 = Head of Core Family2 = Member of Core Family(source: HUD 50058)

5 PCANVS97 Canvass 1997 Family Information Char 1

0 = Not in C97 Family1 = Head of C97 Family2 = Member of C97 Family(source: System Generated)

6 PCANVS00 Canvass 2000 Family Information Char 1

0 = Not in C00 Family1 = Head of C00 Family2 = (source: System Generated)

7 PGENDER Male or Female Char 1

M = MaleF = Female(source: Receipt Tracking File or Baseline Survey. If blank, HUD 50058.)

8 PRACE Race Char 1

1 = African-American2 = White3 = American Indian4 = Asian/Pacific Islander5 = Other9 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey. If blank, HUD 50058 for Head only.)




9 PETHNIC Ethnicity Char 1

1 = Hispanic2 = Not Hispanic(source: Baseline Survey. If blank, HUD 50058 for Head only.)

10 PFLAG Person level flag Num PFLAG 8

._-.Z=Missing0=on baseline, no problems or only minor name discrepancy1=on baseline, name discrepancy2=on baseline, SSN discrepancy3=on baseline, date of birth discrepancy4=on baseline, multiple discrepancies5=not on baseline

11 PAGEAge (applicable only to the 7th-11th members listed on the HUD 50058 form) Num 8

0-99 = Age999 = Blank(source: HUD 50058)

12 ADRELATE Relationship to head of household Num ADRELATE 8

._-.Z=Missing0=Self1=Mother2=Father3=Spouse4=Sibling5=Child(over age 18)6=Niece/Nephew7=Aunt/Uncle8=Grandparent9=Friend10=Other11=Birth Child13=Grandchild14=Foster Child15=Other Relative16=Not a Relative17=Cousin18=In-law

13 ADINSCHL Is this person in school? Num ADINSCHL 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No

14 ADGRAD Graduated from high school or GED? Num ADGRAD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=GED2=High School3=Neither

15 ADWORKFP Now working full or part time? Num ADWORKFP 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Full-time2=Part-time3=Not working4=Work for benefits




16 ADMARSTT Marital status Num ADMARSTT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never married2=Married3=Separated4=Divorced5=Widowed

17 ADNUMKID Number of children Num 8

Range from 0 to 1588 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey)

18 ADKDBORN Year 1st child was born Num 8

4 digit year8888 = Missing9998 = Don=t Know(source: Baseline Survey)

19 FLAGADL Adult info indicator Num FLAGADL 80=Not in Adult info1=In Adult Info file

20 C1KID617 Number of children ages 6 to 17 in household Num 8Range from 1 to 8(source: Baseline Survey)

21 C1KID6RL What is the child’s relationship to you? Num C1KID6RL 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Birth child2=Adopted child3=Grandchild4=Foster child5=Other relative6=Not a relative

22 C1KIDSCH Is this child now in school? Num C1KIDSCH 8


23 C1SCHLNM What is the name of the child’s last school? Char 4

11nn = Baltimore Elementary Schools12nn = Baltimore Middle/Junior High Schools13nn = Baltimore High Schools/Secondary Schools14nn = Baltimore Other Schools (level not specified)21nn = Boston Elementary Schools22nn = Boston Middle/Junior High Schools23nn = Boston High Schools/Secondary Schools24nn = Boston Other Schools (level not specified)31nn = Chicago Elementary Schools32nn = Chicago Middle/Junior High Schools33nn = Chicago High Schools/Secondary Schools34nn = Chicago Other Schools (level not specified)51nn = New York Elementary Schools52nn = New York Middle/Junior High Schools53nn = New York Schools/Secondary Schools54nn = New York Other Schools (level not specified)8888 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey)

24 C1LSTGRD What grade has this child just completed? Num C1LSTG_C 8. =Missing




25 C1SPCLSSDoes this child go to a special class for gifted students or do advanced work in any subjects? Num YES_NO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No98=Not Know

26 C1SPLRNDuring the past two years, has this child gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for... learning problems? Num YES_NO 8


27 C1SPBEHV

During the past two years, has this child gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for... behavioral or emotional problems? Num YES_NO 8


28 C1CH6DS1Does this child have any physical, emotional, or mental problems that... means this child needs special medicine or equipment? Num YES_NO 8


29 C1CH6DS2Does this child have any physical, emotional, or mental problems that...makes it hard for this child to get to school? Num YES_NO 8


30 C1CH6DS3Does this child have any physical, emotional, or mental problems that... makes it hard for this child to play active games or sports? Num YES_NO 8


31 C1SUSPNDDuring the past two years, has this child ever been suspended or expelled from school? Num YES_NO 8


32 C1SCHCLL

During the past two years, has anyone from the child’s school asked someone to come in and talk about problems this child was having with schoolwork or behavior? Num YES_NO 8


33 C1AFTSCH Where does this child go after school? Num C1AFTSCH 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Home, supervised2=Home, unsupervised3=Somewhere else, supervised4=Somewhere else, unsupervised

34 C1SUPVSE If this child is supervised after school, who supervises this child? Num C1SUPVSE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=This Child's mother2=This Child's father3=This Child's brother or sister4=This Child's grandparents5=Other relative of this Child6=A friend of yours7=Trade with neighbor8=Leave this alone9=Hired babysitter who is not a relative10=Day care center/Afterschool program11=This Child is in an extended day program12=This Child is in after school activities or sports13=This Child works after school99=This Child is not supervised after school




35 C1EVENNG Where is this child usually in the evenings? Num C1EVENNG 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Home, supervised2=Home, unsupervised3=Somewhere else, supervised4=Somewhere else, unsupervised

36 C1SUPEVN If this child is supervised in the evenings, who supervises this child? Num C1SUPEVN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=This Child's mother2=This Child's father3=This Child's brother or sister4=This Child's grandparents5=Other relative of this Child6=A friend of yours7=Trade with neighbor8=Leave this alone9=Hired babysitter who is not a relative10=Day care center11=This Child is in school activities or sports12=This Child works at night99=This Child is not supervised after school

37 C2KID5UD Number of children ages 5 and under in household Num 8Range from 0 to 6(source: Baseline Survey)

38 C2KID5RL What is the child’s relationship to you? Num C2KID5RL 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Birth child2=Adopted child3=Grandchild4=Foster child5=Other relative6=Not a relative88=88 - Missing?

39 C2WEIGHP How much did this child weigh when he/she was born (Pounds)? Num 8


40 C2WEIGHO How much did this child weigh when he/she was born (Ounces)? Num 8


41 C2DONTK How much did this child weigh when he/she was born (Don’t know)? Num C2DONTK 8

. =Missing88=Missing98=Don't Know

42 C2HOSPWas this child ever in the hospital before his/her first birthday because the child was sick or injured? Num YES_NO 8


43 C2CH5DS1Does this child have any physical, emotional, or mental problems that... means this child needs special medicine or equipment? Num YES_NO 8





44 C2CH5DS2Does this child have any physical, emotional, or mental problems that...makes it hard for this child to get to school? Num YES_NO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No8=Missing98=Not Know

45 C2CH5DS3Does this child have any physical, emotional, or mental problems that... makes it hard for this child to play active games or sports? Num YES_NO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No8=Missing98=Not Know

46 C2HDSTRTIs this child now in a pre-school program like Head Start or nursery school? Num YES_NO 8


47 C2CHLDCR

Is this child in any other kind of child care program, or is he/she being cared for by a regular babysitter while you are working, looking for work, in school, or in job training? Num YES_NO 8


48 C2NOCAREWhat types of child care do you use for this child? I do not use child care Num YES_NO 8


49 C2HSCAREWhat types of child care do you use for this child? Head Start day care center Num YES_NO 8


50 C2DAYCARWhat types of child care do you use for this child? Day care or group care center other than Head Start Num YES_NO 8


51 C2RELATWhat types of child care do you use for this child? Babysitter that is a relative (grandparents, sister, or brother) Num YES_NO 8


52 C2NORELWhat types of child care do you use for this child? Babysitter that is not a relative Num YES_NO 8


53 C2OTHCRE What types of child care do you use for this child? Other Num YES_NO 8


54 C2OUTCRWhen you go out (for example, to go shopping or to visit a friend), who most often takes care of this child? Num C2OUTCR 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Child's father2=Child's brother or sister3=Child's grandparents4=Other relative of Child5=A friend of yours6=Trade with neighbor8=Hired babysitter who is not a relative9=Day care center10=Other11=I usually take Child with me12=Child is in school or an after-school program




55 C2CHPARKHow often do you or someone in your home have a chance to ... take child on an outing to a park or out shopping Num EVERYDYA 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Every day2=About once a week3=About once a month4=Almost never

56 C2CHCHURHow often do you or someone in your home have a chance to ... take child to church for a service or Sunday School Num EVERYDYA 8


57 C2CHVISHow often do you or someone in your home have a chance to ... take child to visit with friends and relatives Num EVERYDYA 8


58 C2PLAYCDHow often do you or someone in your home have a chance to ... play cards, do a puzzle, or play a board game with child Num EVERYDYA 8


59 C2RDBOOKHow often do you or someone in your home have a chance to ... read a book or story to child Num C2RDBOOK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=More than once day2=About once a day3=About once a week4=About once a month5=Almost never

60 C2EDUCTVHow often do you or someone in your home have a chance to ... watch Sesame Street or other educational programs with child? Num C2EDUCTV 8

._-.Z=Missing1=More than once day2=About once a day3=About once a week4=About once a month5=Almost never

61 BDMWELID Dwellid of Baseline dwelling Char 66 digit sequence number(source: System Generated)

62 BDWHSTAT Type of Housing Development, Baseline (origin) household Char 1

1 = Public Housing2 = Section 8 Project-Based8 = Blank(source: Receipt Tracking file)

63 BDWHP6FL HOPE VI Project Flag, Baseline (origin) household Char 1

Y = YesN = No(source: Receipt Tracking file)

64 BDWGEOCD Geocode from Census Tract, Baseline (origin) household Char 11Census Tract(source: Receipt Tracking file, Other Source)

65 CDMWELID Dwellid of Core dwelling, Core (MTO Move) household Char 66 digit sequence number(source: System Generated)




66 CDMRELHD Relative to head of local dwelling, Core (MTO Move) household Char 2

00 = Self [H = 50058]01 = Mother02 = Father03 = Spouse [S = 50058]04 = Sibling05 = Child (over 18) [E = 50058]06 = Niece/Nephew07 = Aunt/Uncle08 = Grandparent09 = Friend10 = Other11 = Birth Child12 = Adopted Child13 = Grandchild14 = Foster Child [F = 50058]15 = Other Relative16 = Not a Relative [A = 50058]17 = Cousin18 = In-law19 = Live-in aids [L = 50058]20 = Youth under 18 [Y = 50058]88 = Blank [9 = 50058](source: subsequent data source)

67 CDWGEOCD Geocode from Census Tract, Core (MTO Move) household Char 11Census Tract(source: NPO/PHA Tracking Logs, Other Source)




68 CDWERRCD Err code for standardization Char 4

E101 = last line is bad or missingE212 = no city and bad zipE213 = bad city and no zipE214 = bad city and bad zipE216 = bad zip, can=t determine which city match to selectE302 = no primary address line parsedE412 = street name not found in directoryE413 = possible street name matches too close to choseE420 = primary range is missingE421 = primary range is invalid for street/route/buildingE422 = predirectional needed, input is wrong or missingE423 = suffix needed, input is wrong or missingE425 = suffix & directional needed, input wrong or missingE427 = postdirectional needed, input is wrong or missingE428 = bad zip, can=t select an address matchE429 = bad city, can=t select and address matchE430 = possible addr. line matches too close to choose oneE431 = urbanization needed, input is wrong or missingE500 = other errorE501 = foreign

blank blank

(source: NCOA Standardization )

69 RDWHSTAT Type of Housing Development, Current household Char 1

1 = Public Housing2 = Section 8 Project-Based8 = Blank(source: Receipt Tracking file)

70 RDWHP6FL HOPE VI Project Flag, Current household Char 1

Y = YesN = No(source: Receipt Tracking file)

71 C97SCHL Current school status Num YES_NO 8


8=Missing




72 C97GRADE current grade in school Num C97GRADE 8

._-.Z=Missing

13=1 year college14=2 years college15=3 years college16=4 years college17=Graduate school18=GED19=Other ungraded95=Preschool96=Kindergarten97=Refused98=Don't Know

73 C97WORK Current employment status Num YES_NO 8


8=Missing

74 C97NEW Canvass97 Family Composition Char 1

1 = New member identified at canvass2 = Canvass confirmed presence of a new member identified by a different sourceblank = all others(source: MTO Canvass97)

75 C97DEPRT Canvass97 Family Composition Char 1

1 = Member no longer living in household at canvass2 = Member still living in household at canvass3 = Deceasedblank = all others(source: MTO Canvass97)

76 C00SCHL Currently enrolled in school Num YES_NO 8


8=Missing

77 C00GRADE Current grade in school Num C00GRADE 8

._-.Z=Missing

13=1 year college14=2 years college15=3 years college16=4 years college17=Graduate school18=GED19=Other ungraded95=Preschool96=Kindergarten97=Refused98=Don't Know




78 C00WORK Current employment status Num YES_NO 8


8=Missing

79 C00NEW Canvass00 Family Composition Char 1

1 = New member identified at canvass2 = Canvass confirmed presence of a new member identified by a different sourceblank = all others(source: MTO Canvass 2000)

80 C00DEPRT Canvass00 Departed Family Composition Char 1

1 = Member no longer living in household at canvass2 = Member still living in household at canvass3 = Deceasedblank = all others(source: MTO Canvass 2000)

81 PYOB year of birth Num 8

04. mto_bascnv_hhld 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_bascnv_hhld Description: Baseline household-level info plus info from core move and canvassesNumber of Obs: 4608Number of Vars: 299File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:37

sheetname=04. mto_bascnv_hhldPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 FAMID famid Char 7

1 = Demonstration Site2-3 = Random Assignment Status4-7 = Sequence Number(source: Receipt Tracking File)

2 BDWDEVNM DEV_NAME Char 20Development Name(source: Receipt Tracking File (Enrollment Agreement))

3 MNHOUSNG What kind of housing do you live in now? Num HOUSING 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Apt2=House3=Other

4 MNFEEL How would you feel about moving to a different place? Num FEEL 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Bad2=Bad3=Not Sure4=Good5=Very Good

5 MNAPPLDHave you ever applied for a Section 8 voucher or certificate before today? Num YES_NOH 8

6 MNAPT_MO How long have you lived in your apartment or house? {months} Num 8

Number of months88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 1, question 2 (months))

7 MNAPT_YR How long have you lived in your apartment or house? {years} Num 8

Number of years88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 1, question 2 (years))

8 MNNEIGBM How long have you lived in your neighborhood? {months} Num 8


9 MNNEIGHB How long have you lived in your neighborhood? {years} Num 8


10 MNMOV3TM Have you moved more than three times in the past five years? Num YES_NO 8


11 MNAREAMO How long have you lived in the [CITY NAME] area? {months} Num 8


12 MNAREAYR How long have you lived in the [CITY NAME] area? {years} Num 8


13 MNAREAOT Have you ever lived outside the [CITY NAME] area? Num YES_NO 8





14 MNAFAMWHHave you ever lived in a neighborhood where the people were... A mix of African-American and White? Num YES_NO 8


15 MNAFAMHSHave you ever lived in a neighborhood where the people were... A mix of African-American and Hispanic? Num YES_NO 8


16 MNHISPWHHave you ever lived in a neighborhood where the people were... A mix of Hispanic and White? Num YES_NO 8


17 MNALLMIXHave you ever lived in a neighborhood where the people were... A mix of African-American, Hispanic, and White? Num YES_NO 8


18 MNMOSTWHHave you ever lived in a neighborhood where the people were... Mostly White? Num YES_NO 8


19 MNMOVE Would you like to move to another house or neighborhood? Num YES_NO 8


20 MNWHYMV1 What is the main reason you want to move? [CHECK ONE] Num MOVE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Better Schools2=Near My Job3=Better Transprtn4=To Get a Job5=AwayFrm Drugs/Gang6=Bigger/Better Apt7=Be Near My Family8=Other99=Dont Want to Move

21 MNWHYMV2What is the second most important reason you want to move? [CHECK ONE] Num MOVE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Better Schools2=Near My Job3=Better Transprtn4=To Get a Job5=AwayFrm Drugs/Gang6=Bigger/Better Apt7=Be Near My Family8=Other99=Dont Want to Move

22 MNWHEREM Where would you like to move? [CHECK ONE] Num WHEREM 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Somehere else in my neighborhood2=A different neighborhood in [CITY NAME]3=A different neighborhood in the suburbs4=A different city outside the [CITY NAME]5=Other99=I don't want to move




23 MNKINDLVWhat kind of neighborhood would you most like to live in? One that is... [CHECK ONE] Num RACEMIX 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Mostly Afr.Am.2=Mostly Hispanic3=Mostly White4=Mix of AfrAm/White5=Mix of AfrAm/Hisp6=Mix of Hisp/White7=Mix of Afr/Wh/Hisp8=Other

24 MNHALFWHHow would you feel about having your children attend a school where more than half of the children are White? [CHECK ONE] Num FEEL 8


25 MNALLWHHow would you feel about having your children attend a school where almost all of the children are White? [CHECK ONE] Num FEEL 8


26 MNHLFRCHHow would you feel about living in a neighborhood where more than half of the people earn more money than you? [CHECK ONE] Num FEEL 8


27 MNALLRCHHow would you feel about living in a neighborhood where almost all of the people earn more money than you? [CHECK ONE] Num FEEL 8


28 MNHSCNDTOverall, how would you describe the condition of your current house or apartment? [CHECK ONE] Num COND 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Excellent Conditn2=Good Condition3=Fair Condition4=Poor Condition

29 MNPAINTWhere you live now, how much of a problem is... Walls with peeling paint or broken plaster? [CHECK ONE] Num PROB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=No Problem at All2=Small Problem3=Big Problem

30 MNPLUMBWhere you live now, how much of a problem is.... Plumbing that doesn't work? [CHECK ONE] Num PROB 8


31 MNRATS Where you live now, how much of a problem is... Rats or mice? Num PROB 8





32 MNLOCKSWhere you live now, how much of a problem is... Broken locks or no locks on the door to your unit? Num PROB 8


33 MNWINDOWWhere you live now, how much of a problem is... Broken windows or windows without screens? Num PROB 8


34 MNHEATWhere you live now, how much of a problem is... A heating system that doesn't work? Num PROB 8


35 MNSTOVEWhere you live now, how much of a problem is... A stove or refrigerator that doesn't work? Num PROB 8


36 MNWIREWhere you live now, how much of a problem is... Exposed wire or electrical problems? Num PROB 8


37 MNSPACE Where you live now, how much of a problem is... Too little space? Num PROB 8


38 MNBATCH Batch number used during processing Char 2Internal use only(source: Baseline Survey)

39 MNSATISFWhich of the following statements best describes how satisfied you are with your neighborhood? would you say... [CHECK ONE] Num SATISFY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Satisfied2=Somewhat Satisfied3=In the Middle4=Somewhat Dissat5=Very Dissatisfied

40 MNPRKSAFHow safe are the parking lost and sidewalks near your neighborhood school? Would you say... [CHECK ONE] Num SAFE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Unsafe2=Unsafe3=Safe4=Very Safe

41 MNHOMSAF How safe do you feel at home alone at night? Would you say... Num SAFE 8


42 MNSTRDAYHow safe are the streets near your home during the day? Would you say... Num SAFE 8


43 MNSTRTNT How safe are the streets near your home at night? Would you say... Num SAFE 8





44 MNTRASHIn your neighborhood, how bad of a problem is... Litter or trash on the streets or sidewalks? Num PROB 8


45 MNGRAFFTIn your neighborhood, how bad of a problem is... Graffiti or writing on the walls? Num PROB 8


46 MNDRINKIn your neighborhood, how bad of a problem is... People drinking in public? Num PROB 8


47 MNDRUGIn your neighborhood, how bad of a problem is... Drug dealers or users? Num PROB 8


48 MNABNDBLIn your neighborhood, how bad of a problem is... Abandoned buildings? Num PROB 8


49 MNBUSTOP How long does it take you to get to the nearest bus or train stop? Num LES15MIN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Less than 15 min2=15 to 30 min3=30 to 45 min4=45 min to hour5=More than 1 hour

50 MNSTOREHow long does it take you to get to the grocery store you use most of the time? Num LES15MIN 8


51 MNPARK How long does it take you to get to the nearest park or playground? Num LES15MIN 8


52 MNCHURCH How long does it take you to get to your church or place of worship? Num LES15MIN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Less than 15 min2=15 to 30 min3=30 to 45 min4=45 min to hour5=More than 1 hour6=N/A

53 MNDOCTORHow long does it take you to get to the doctor, health clinic, or hospital you use most of the time? Num LES15MIN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Less than 15 min2=15 to 30 min3=30 to 45 min4=45 min to hour5=More than 1 hour6=N/A




54 MNSNATCH

Please tell me if any of the following things have happened to you or anyone who lives with you in the past 6 months: Was anyones purse, wallet, or jewelry snatched from them? Num YES_NO 8


55 MNTHREAT

Please tell me if any of the following things have happened to you or anyone who lives with you in the past 6 months: Was anyone threatened with a knife or gun? Num YES_NO 8


56 MNBEATEN

Please tell me if any of the following things have happened to you or anyone who lives with you in the past 6 months: Was anyone beaten or assaulted? Num YES_NO 8


57 MNSTABBD

Please tell me if any of the following things have happened to you or anyone who lives with you in the past 6 months: Was anyone stabbed or shot? Num YES_NO 8


58 MNBREAKN

Please tell me if any of the following things have happened to you or anyone who lives with you in the past 6 months: Did anyone try to break into your home? Num YES_NO 8


59 MNLEND How often do you lend things to a neighbor? Num EVERYDAY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Almost Every Day2=Once a week3=Once a month4=A few times a year5=Almost Never

60 MNBORROW How often do you borrow things from a neighbor? Num EVERYDAY 8


61 MNBABYST How often do you watch a neighbor's child? Num EVERYDAY 8


62 MNEATML How often do you have coffee or a meal with a neighbor? Num EVERYDAY 8


63 MNCHATHow often do you stop to chat with a neighbor in the street or hallway? Num EVERYDAY 8


64 MNFRENDS How many of your friends live in the same neighborhood as you? Num FEW 8

._-.Z=Missing0=None1=Few2=Many




65 MNFAMILYHow many of your family members live in the same neighborhood as you? Num FEW 8

._-.Z=Missing0=None1=Few2=Many

66 MNNBRKIDIf you saw a neighbor's child getting into trouble, how likely is it that you would tell your neighbor about it? Num LIKE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Likely2=Somewhat Likely3=Not Very Likely4=Not At All Likely

67 MNYRKIDIf a neighbor saw your child getting into trouble, how likely is it that they would tell you about it? Num LIKE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Likely2=Somewhat Likely3=Not Very Likely4=Not At All Likely

68 MNHELPFDIf you needed help getting food, who would you go to first for help? Would you go to... Num HELPFOOD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=A Family member2=A Friend3=A Neighbor4=Your Church5=FoodBank/SoupKitch6=A Governmnt Agency7=Somewhere Else8=Nowhere

69 MNHLPSCKIf you were sick and unable to take care of yourself, who would you go to first for help? Would you go to... [CHECK ONE] Num HELPCARE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=A Family member2=A Friend3=A Neighbor4=Your Church5=Social Serv Agency6=A Governmnt Agency7=Somewhere Else8=Nowhere

70 MNHLPCSHIf you needed money for an emergency, who would you go to first for help? Would you go to... [CHECK ONE] Num HELPCASH 8

._-.Z=Missing0=Blank1=A Family member2=A Friend3=A Neighbor4=Your Church5=A Bank6=A Governmnt Agency7=Somewhere Else8=Nowhere

71 MNHLPROBIf you had a serious personal problem, who would you go to first for help? Would you go to... [CHECK ONE] Num HELPPRB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=A Family member2=A Friend3=A Neighbor4=Your Church5=SocServ/Counseling6=A Governmnt Agency7=Somewhere Else8=Nowhere




72 MNTRAINAre you in a job training program now [like a program that teaches typing, cosmetology, nursing, carpentry, business or other courses]? Num TRAINING 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Training2=Enrolled3=No4=Skills

73 MNLSTWEK During most of last week, were you... [CHECK ONE] Num LASTWEEK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Work Pay2=Looking3=Home4=School5=Other6=Work Benefits

74 MNSMLLJB

Do you have any small jobs to bring in extra money like babysitting, home repairs, housecleaning, cooking and catering, sewing, and things like that? Num YES_NO 8


75 MNWRKKND What kind of work do you do? Num WORK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Retail2=Sales3=Crafts4=Operativ5=Laborer6=Service7=Clerical8=Skilled9=Pro10=Other11=Food12=Manage13=CivilSer99=Not Work

76 MNJOBWEK How long have you been doing this job? {Weeks} Num 8

Number of Weeks88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 5 (weeks))

77 MNJOBMO How long have you been doing this job? {Months} Num 8

Number of Months88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 5 (months))

78 MNJOBYR How long have you been doing this job? {Years} Num 8


79 MNNOWORK Num 8

99 = I am not working88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 5 (not working))

80 MNWAGEHR How much do you usually earn an hour? Num 8

Amount per hour888.88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 6 (wage))

81 MNNOWRK2 How much do you usually earn an hour? {not working} Num 8

98 = Working for benefits99 = I am not working88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 6 (not working))




82 MNHRSWEK How many hours do you usually work in a week? Num 8

Number of hours88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 7 (hours))

83 MNNOWRK3 How many hours do you usually work in a week? {not working} Num 8

99 = I am not working88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 7 (not working))

84 MNMOWORK How many months did you work at this job last year? Num 8

Number of months88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 8 (months worked))

85 MNNOWRK4 How many months did you work at this job last year? {not working} Num 8

99 = I am not working88 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 4, question 8 (not working) )

86 MNHEARJB How did you first hear about your job? [CHECK ONE] Num HEARJOB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=From a Neighbr2=From Friend/Assoc3=Family Member4=Want Ad in Paper5=Employment agency6=Welfare office7=From somewhere else99=Not Working

87 MNGETWRK How do you get to work? [CHECK ONE] Num GETWORK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Bus or Public Trns2=My Own Car3=Cab4=Borrowed Car5=Walk6=I Work at Home7=Ride w/Frd/Carpool8=Other (specify)99=I am not Working

88 MNTAKWRK How long does it take you to get to work? [CHECK ONE] Num LES15MIN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Less than 15 min2=15 to 30 min3=30 to 45 min4=45 min to hour5=More than 1 hour6=N/A99=Not Work

89 MNPAYWRK Have you ever worked for pay? [CHECK ONE] Num PAYWORK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Work Now2=Previous3=Never

90 MNLSTWRK When did you last work? Num DECADE 8

9997=Work Now9998=Wrk Now Benefits9999=Never Worked Pay




91 MNTYPWRK What type of work did you do at your previous job? Num WORK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Retail2=Sales3=Crafts4=Operativ5=Laborer6=Service7=Clerical8=Skilled9=Pro10=Other11=Food12=Manage13=CivilSer77=No Job97=No Code99=Not Work

92 MNLKWORK Are you looking for work? Num LOOKWORK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=WorkLook2=Looking3=NotLook4=Working

93 MNPAPERWhat kinds of things have you done to look for work in the past 6 months? Looked in the newspaper? Num YES_NO 8


94 MNINTRVWWhat kinds of things have you done to look for work in the past 6 months? Gone on interviews? Num YES_NO 8


95 MNAGENCYWhat kinds of things have you done to look for work in the past 6 months? Gone to an employment agency? Num YES_NO 8


96 MNTLKFRNWhat kinds of things have you done to look for work in the past 6 months? Talked to friends? Num YES_NO 8


97 MNOTHERWhat kinds of things have you done to look for work in the past 6 months? Other things? Num YES_NO 8


98 MNLICENS Do you have a valid drivers license? Num YES_NO 8


99 MNCAR Do you have a car that runs? Num YES_NO 8


100 MNAFDCWN Did you ever get AFDC 'welfare' for your own children? Num YES_NO 8


101 MNAFDCNW Are you getting AFDC 'welfare' now? Num YES_NO 8





102 MNAFDCFS When did you first begin to get AFDC for your own children? Num 8

4 digit year9998 = Do not remember 9999 = I have never gotten AFDC8888 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 5, question 3)

103 MNAFDCLSWhen was the last time you applied for AFDC 'welfare'? We do not mean the last time you were recertified. Num 8

4 digit year9998 = Do not remember 9999 = I have never gotten AFDC8888 = Missing(source: Baseline Survey, section 5, question 4)

104 MNAFDCMMDid your mother ever get AFDC or welfare when you were growing up? Num YES_NO 8


105 MNLIVE16 Did you live with both of your parents until you were 16? Num YES_NO 8


106 MNFDSTMP Do you now get any of the following benefits? Food Stamps? Num YES_NO 8


107 MNSSIDo you now get any of the following benefits? SSI 'Supplemental Security Income'? Num YES_NO 8


108 MNCHLDSP Do you now get any of the following benefits? Child support? Num YES_NO 8


109 MNMEDICD Do you now get any of the following benefits? Medicaid? Num YES_NO 8


110 MNEDUASTDo you now get any of the following benefits? Education assistance 'financial aid'? Num YES_NO 8


111 MNWIC Do you now get any of the following benefits? WIC? Num YES_NO 8


112 MNUNEMCMDo you now get any of the following benefits? Unemployment Compensation? Num YES_NO 8


113 MNSSDDo you now get any of the following benefits? Social Security Disability or Survivor's Benefits? Num YES_NO 8


114 MNDISABL

Is there anyone living with you who has a health problem or mental problem that keeps him/her from doing normal activities like walking, getting dressed, housework, or working? If yes, who is it? Num REVNOYES 8

._-.Z=Missing1=No2=Yes

115 MNFNDAPTHow sure are you that you will be able to find an apartment in a different are of [CITY NAME]? Are you... Num OUTLOOK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Sure2=Fairly Sure3=50-504=Not Very Sure5=Not At All Sure




116 MNLIKNEWHow sure are you that you would like living in a neighborhood you've never lived in before? Num OUTLOOK 8


117 MNGETALNHow sure are you that you would be able to get along with your neighbors after you move? Are you... Num OUTLOOK 8


118 MNLIVRCHHow sure are you that you would like living in a neighborhood with people who earn more than you? Are you... Num OUTLOOK 8


119 MNGETJOB How sure are you that you will have a job after you move? Are you... Num OUTLOOK 8


120 MNKPKIDSHow sure are you that you could keep your children from hanging around with kids who get into trouble after you move? Are you... Num OUTLOOK 8


121 MNSCHLMT

In the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you gone to a general meeting at your child(ren)'s school or pre-school like a back-to-school night or parent/teacher organization meeting? Num YES_NO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=NA or No children in sch

122 MNSCHLEV

In the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you gone to a school or class event like a play, sports event, or science fair? Num YES_NO 8


123 MNSCHLVL

In the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you been a volunteer at your child(ren)'s school or been on a school committee? Num YES_NO 8


124 MNSCHLGPIn the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you worked with a youth group, sports team, or club outside of school? Num YES_NO 8


125 BLCOREHD Rosterid of the Head of the Core family Char 3101-1xx(source: HUD 50058)

126 BLCV97HD Rosterid of the Head of the Canvass 1997 Family Char 3101-1xx(source: RTF, HUD 50058 or Canvass 1997)




127 BLCV00HD Rosterid of the Head of the Canvass 2000 Family Char 3

101-1xx(source: RTF, HUD 50058, Canvass 1997, or Canvass 2000)

128 BLRANDTE Date of Random Assignment Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).

129 BLRASCV Type of Assistance as randomly assigned Char 1

1 = Certificate2 = Voucher3 = Not Applicable (In-Place Control Group)(source: Originally extracted from Receipt Tracking File)

130 BLHUD500 HUD Form 50058 Receipt Flag Char 1

Y = Yes, receivedN = No, not received(source: Receipt Tracking File)

131 BLPU1SRC Prospective Unit #1 source Char 1

1 = NPO2 = Family3 = Other4 = Unknown5 = Blank(source: Tracking Logs)





134 BLP1RSLT Prospective Unit #1 Result Char 1

1 = Did not submit2 = Submitted4 = Unknown or Other5 = Blank(source: Tracking Logs)





137 BLFP1DTE Date of NPO first follow-up contact after a successful search Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).138 BLFP2DTE Date of NPO second follow-up contact after a successful search Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).139 BLFP3DTE Date of NPO third follow-up contact after a successful search Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).




140 BLOUTCMN NPO Outcome Char 1

0 = Blank/Not Applicable1 = Completed NPO Program2 = Dropped Out of NPO Program3 = No show/No contact with NPO4 = Ineligible(source: Tracking Logs)

141 BLTYPASS Final Type of Assistance (C or V may differ from BLRASCV) Char 1

C = CertificateV = VoucherN = None ( Member of In-Place Control Group)(source: Tracking Logs)

142 BLEXTDTE Date of Certificate/Voucher Extension Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).143 BLEXPDTE Final Expiration Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).

144 BLOUTCOM Outcome Char 1

0 = Blank/Not Applicable1 = Leased up2 = Expired3 = Never issued4 = Ineligible(source: Tracking Logs)

145 BLTLREIS Reissue flag Char 1

Y = Current record for household repeating programN = Original record for household(source: System Generated)

146 BLSRCDT Date of Original Form Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).

147 BASEPPID Person identifier of Baseline head Char 10FAMID + BASEHEAD(source: System Generated)

148 BDMWELID Dwellid of Baseline dwelling Char 66 digit sequence number(source: System Generated)

149 BDMINFO Type of Dwellmap Record, Baseline Char 5

IN = In recordOUT = Out recordDEAD = DeceasedUNKN = UnknownHOSP = HospitalizedMIL = In the militaryINCAR = Incarcerated(source: System Generated)




150 BDMRELHD Relationship to Head of Baseline Household Char 2

00 = Self01 = Mother02 = Father03 = Spouse04 = Sibling05 = Child (over the age of 18)06 = Niece/nephew07 = Aunt/uncle08 = Grandparent09 = Friend10 = Other11 = Birth child12 = Adopted child13 = Grandchild14 = Foster child15 = Other relative16 = Not a relative17 = Cousin18 = In-law88 = Missing(source: RTF)

151 BDWHSTAT Type of Housing Development, Baseline (origin) household Char 1

1 = Public Housing2 = Section 8 Project-Based8 = Missing(source: Receipt Tracking file (Enrollment Agreement))

152 BDWGEOCD Geocode for Census Tract, Baseline (origin) household Char 11Census Tract(source: Receipt Tracking file, Other Source)

153 BDWGEOFL Geocode flag, Baseline (origin) household Char 1

1=Geocoded 2=Not Geocoded3=Geocoded with Manual Corrections(source: Receipt Tracking file, Other Source)

154 BDWERRCD Error code for standardization Char 4

E502 = input record entirely blankE503 = zip not in area covered by partial zip+4 directoryE504 = overlapping ranges in zip+4 directoryE600 = marked by USPS as unsuitable for delivery of mail


155 CDMWELID Dwellid of Core dwelling, Core (MTO Move) household Char 66 digit sequence number(source: System Generated)




156 CDMRELHD Relationship to head of core household Char 2

00 = Self01 = Mother02 = Father03 = Spouse04 = Sibling05 = Child (over the age of 18)06 = Niece/nephew07 = Aunt/uncle08 = Grandparent09 = Friend10 = Other11 = Birth child12 = Adopted child13 = Grandchild14 = Foster child15 = Other relative16 = Not a relative17 = Cousin18 = In-law88 = Missing(source: Initial 50058)

157 CDMSRCFM Source of original record, Core (MTO Move) hous ehold Char 2

01 = Receipt Tracking File02 = HUD 5005803 = Baseline Survey04 = NPO Experimental Log05 = PHA Experimental Log06 = PHA Section 8 Log07 = PHA In Place Control Log08 = Equifax09 = PHA Extracts10 = NCOA (Lorton)11 = Baltimore Section 812 = Canvass 199713 = Pre-Canvass 199714 = Post-Canvass 199715 = Portability Data16 = Decedent Data17 = Pre-Canvass 200018 = CBI19 = Trans Union20 = Postal Update21 = MTCS22 = Canvass 2000 (source: System Generated)

158 CDWGEOCD Geocode from Census Tract, Core (MTO Move) household Char 11Census Tract(source: NPO/PHA Tracking Logs, Other Source)

159 CDWGEOFL Geocode flag, Core (MTO Move) household Char 1

1 = Geocoded2 = Not Geocoded3 = Geocoded With Manual Corrections(source: NPO/PHA Tracking Logs, Other Source)




160 CDWFORM Source of last form used to update, Core (Move) household Char 2

01 = Receipt Tracking File02 = HUD 5005803 = Baseline Survey04 = NPO Experimental Log05 = PHA Experimental Log06 = PHA Section 8 Log07 = PHA In Place Control Log08 = Equifax09 = PHA Extracts10 = NCOA (Lorton)11 = Baltimore Section 8 data12 = Canvass 199713 = Pre-Canvass 199714 = Post-Canvass 199715 = Portability Data16 = Decedent Data17 = Pre-Canvass 200018 = CBI19 = Trans Union20 = Postal Update21 = MTCS22 = Canvass 2000(source: System Generated)

161 CDWSRCFM Source of original form, Core (MTO Move) household Char 2

01 = Receipt Tracking File02 = HUD 5005803 = Baseline Survey04 = NPO Experimental Log05 = PHA Experimental Log06 = PHA Section 8 Log07 = PHA In Place Control Log08 = Equifax09 = PHA Extracts10 = NCOA (Lorton)11 = Baltimore Section 8 data12 = Canvass 199713 = Pre-Canvass 199714 = Post-Canvass 199715 = Portability Data16 = Decedent Data17 = Pre-Canvass 200018 = CBI19 = Trans Union20 = Postal Update21 = MTCS22 = Canvass 2000(source: System Generated)

162 CDWSRCDT Date of Original Form, Core (MTO Move) household Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).




163 CDWERRCD Error code for standardization Char 4

E101 = last line is bad or missingE212 = no city and bad zipE213 = bad city and no zipE214 = bad city and bad zipE216 = bad zip, can’t determine which city match to selectE302 = no primary address line parsedE412 = street name not found in directoryE413 = possible street name matches too close to choseE420 = primary range is missingE421 = primary range is invalid for street/route/buildingE422 = predirectional needed, input is wrong or missingE423 = suffix needed, input is wrong or missingE425 = suffix & directional needed, input wrong or missingE427 = postdirectional needed, input is wrong or missingE428 = bad zip, can’t select an address matchE429 = bad city, can’t select and address matchE430 = possible addr. line matches too close to choose oneE431 = urbanization needed, input is wrong or missingE500 = other errorE501 = foreign

blank


164 HTOTNUM Total number of people Num 8Number(source: Line 2i)

165 HINCOME1 Expected income per year Num 8Number(source: Column 3a)

166 HWHO1 Person who will make the expected income Char 4

H101...H1121111...9999(source: Column 3b)

167 HSOURCE1 Source of expected income Char 2

PE = PensionSS = Social SecuritySI = SSID = AFDCG = General assist.CS = Child supportI = Indian trust/per capitaN = Other nonwage sourcesB = Own businessM = Military payF = Federal wageW = Other wageU = Unemployment benefit.AI = Asset income9 or 99 = Blank(source: Column 3c)



































183 HINCM10P 10% of Total Monthly Income Num 8Number(source: Line 12)

184 SDWELLD1 Dwellid of first search address Char 66 digit sequence number(source: System Generated)

185 SDWELLD2 Dwellid of second search address Char 66 digit sequence number(source: System Generated)

186 SDWELLD3 Dwellid of third search address Char 66 digit sequence number(source: System Generated)

187 SGEOCOD1 Geocode from Census Tract, first search address Char 11Census Tract(source: Receipt Tracking file, Other Source)

188 SGEOCOD2 Geocode from Census Tract, second search address Char 11Census Tract(source: Receipt Tracking file, Other Source)

189 SGEOCOD3 Geocode from Census Tract, third search address Char 11Census Tract(source: Receipt Tracking file, Other Source)

190 CNT Number of search addresses Num 8Range from 1 to 3(source: Generated at extract)

191 RARDUM1 Random Assignment Weighting variable Num 8

1 ifBaltimore prior to 2/1/96Boston prior to 3/1/96Chicago prior to 11/09/96Los Angeles prior to 3/20/96New York prior to 7/24/960 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)


1 if Baltimore on or after 2/1/960 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)


1 if Boston between 3/1/96 and 7/23/970 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)

194 RARDUM7 Random Assignment Weighting Variable Num 8

1 if Boston on or after 7/24/970 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)


1 if Chicago between 11/9/96 and 11/25/970 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)





1 if Chicago on or after 11/26/970 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)


1 if Los Angeles on or after 3/20/960 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)

198 RARDUM11 Random Assignment Weighting Variable Num 81 if Los Angeles on or after 5/1/1998 (source: Generated at extract)


1 if New York and position 4 of FAMID=20 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)


1 if New York and position 4 of FAMID = 3 or 40 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)


1 if New York and position 4 of FAMID = 50 if otherwise(source: Generated at extract)

202 C97STAT Variable indicating household status in Canvass97 sample Char 3

000 = Not in canvass sample100 = In sample, not located or completed110 = In sample, located, not completed111 = In sample, located, completed(source: Generated at extract)

203 C97DISP Disposition code for canvass sample Char 2

01 = Phone complete11 = Field complete03 = Hard refusal13 = Deceased14 = Breakoff22 = Cannot locate23 = Located, no contact24 = Located, but evasive97 = Final other(source: Disposition file)

204 C97LOCVariable comparing Canvass97 location to Baseline, Core or other known locations Char 2

00 = Does not match a known address10 = Matches a known address, not Baseline or Core11 = Matches the Baseline address12 = Matches the Core address13 = Not in C97 sample99 = Not all data available for comparison(source: Canvass97 data)

205 HHNUMBAS Number of people in Baseline household Num 8Number(source: System generated)

206 HHNUMCOR Number of people in Core household Num 8Number(source: System generated)

207 HHNUMC97 Number of people in Canvass97 household Num 8Number(source: System generated)

208 HHNUMC00 Number of people in canvass 00 household Num 8

209 C97Q8 Number of moves since RA date Num 8

1 = None2 = Once3 = Two or more7 = Refused8 = Don’t know(source: Canvass97 data)




210 C97Q8A Month of first move after RA date Num 8

01 = January02 = February03 = March04 = April05 = May06 = June07 = July08 = August09 = September10 = October11 = November12 = December13 = Winter14 = Sprint15 = Summer16 = Fall97 = Refused98 = Don’t know(source: Canvass97 data)

211 C97Q8AYR Year of first move after RA date Num 8Year(source: Canvass97 data)

212 C97Q8B Main reason you moved Num 8

01 = Better schools for children02 = To be near my job03 = To have better transportation04 = To get a job05 = To get away from drugs and gangs06 = To get a larger or better apartment07 = To be near my family08 = Unsafe neighborhood/get out of projects09 = Moved because of demolition10 = Rent was increased11 = Moved because of Section 812 = Problems with building (fire, flood, infestation, etc.)13 = Problems with landlord14 = To better myself and my children/to start over15 = Because of personal or health problems16 = Landlord had problems, building closed, lease not renewed, etc.17 = Bought a house18 = Moved to smaller unit/family members moved out19 = Asked to leave due to personal or family criminal or drug problems20 = MTO program, opportunity from HUD21 = Still searching22 = Change in marital status23 = House was sold by landlord or bank95 = Other specify94 = No other reason given(source: MTO Canvass97)




213 C97Q8C Second most important reason you moved Num 8

01 = Better schools for children02 = To be near my job03 = To have better transportation04 = To get a job05 = To get away from drugs and gangs06 = To get a larger or better apartment07 = To be near my family08 = Unsafe neighborhood/get out of projects09 = Moved because of demolition10 = Rent was increased11 = Moved because of Section 812 = Problems with building (fire, flood, infestation, etc.)13 = Problems with landlord14 = To better myself and my children/to start over15 = Because of personal or health problems16 = Landlord had problems, building closed, lease not renewed, etc.17 = Bought a house18 = Moved to smaller unit/family members moved out19 = Asked to leave due to personal or family criminal or drug problems20 = MTO program, opportunity from HUD21 = Still searching22 = Change in marital status23 = House was sold by landlord or bank95 = Other specify94 = No other reason given(source: MTO Canvass97)

214 C97Q9 Last week, did you do any work for pay? Num 8

1 = Yes2 = No3 = Retired4 = Disabled5 = Unable to work7 = Refused8 = Don’t know(source: MTO Canvass97)

215 C97Q9A Did you have more than one job? Num 8

1 = Yes2 = No7 = Refused8 = Don’t know(source: MTO Canvass97)

216 C97Q10 Altogether, how many jobs did you have Num 8

2 = 2 jobs3 = 3 jobs4 = 4 or more jobs7 = Refused8 = Don’t know(source: MTO Canvass97)




217 C9710A1 Please tell me about your current job Num 8

01 = Managerial and administrative occupations02 = Technical and related support occupations03 = Sales occupations04 = Administrative support occupations05 = Service occupations06 = Protective service occupations07 = Farm occupations08 = Mechanics09 = Construction10 = Machine operators/assemblers11 = Transportation and materials handling occupations12 = Handlers, equipment cleaners13 = Teaching occupations14 = Nurse/health services15 = Military16 = Social/human services17 = Child/elderly care18 = Stock and inventory95 = Other(source: MTO Canvass97)

218 C9710B1 When did you start working at this job? Num 8 (source: MTO Canvass97)

219 C9710BB1 When did you start working at this job? (If C9710B2 = Don’t Know) Num 8

1 = Months ago2 = Years ago(source: MTO Canvass97)

220 C9710C1 How many hours do you usually work per week? Num 8Number(source: MTO Canvass97)

221 C9710D1A How much did you earn when you started this job? Num 8Amount earned(source: MTO Canvass97)

222 C9710D1B Is that per... Num 8

1 = Hour2 = Week3 = Month4 = year5 = Biweekly6 = Daily7 = One-time payment95 = Other97 = Refused98 = Don’t know(source: MTO Canvass97)

223 C9710E1A How much do you earn now? Num 8Amount earned(source: MTO Canvass97)




224 C9710E1B Is that per... Num 8


225 C9710F1A Does your employer provide paid health insurance? Num 8

1 = Yes2 = No8 = Don’t know(source: MTO Canvass97)

226 C9710F1B Does your employer provide paid sick leave? Num 8


227 C9710F1C Does your employer provide a paid vacation? Num 8


228 C9710F1D Does your employer provide other paid benefits? Num 8


229 C9710A2 Job 2: What kind of work did you do at this job? Num 8


230 C9710B2 Job 2: When did you start working at this job? Num 8 (source: MTO Canvass97)

231 C9710BB2Job 2: When did you start working at this job? (If C9710B2 = Don’t Know) Num 8





232 C9710C2 Job 2: How many hours do you usually work per week? Num 8Number(source: MTO Canvass97)

233 C9710D2A Job 2: How much did you earn when you started job? Num 8Amount earned(source: MTO Canvass97)






237 C9710F2A Job 2: Does your employer provide paid health insurance? Num 8


238 C9710F2B Job 2: Does your employer provide paid sick leave? Num 8


239 C9710F2C Job 2: Does your employer provide a paid vacation? Num 8


240 C9710F2D Job 2: Does your employer provide other paid benefits? Num 8





241 C9710A3 Job 3: What kind of work did you do at this job? Num 8


242 C9710B3 Job 3: When did you start working at this job? Num 8 (source: MTO Canvass97)

243 C9710BB3Job 3: When did you start working at this job? (If C9710B3 = Don’t know) Num 8


244 C9710C3 Job 3: How many hours do you usually work per week? Num 8Number(source: MTO Canvass97)

245 C9710D3A Job 3: How much did you earn when you started job? Num 8Amount earned(source: MTO Canvass97)









249 C9710F3A Job 3: Does your employer provide paid health insurance? Num 8


250 C9710F3B Job 3: Does your employer provide paid sick leave? Num 8


251 C9710F3C Job 3: Does your employer provide a paid vacation? Num 8


252 C9710F3D Job 3: Does your employer provide other paid benefits? Num 8





253 C97Q11 Main reason you are not working Num 8

01 = Retired02 = Disabled03 = Unable to work04 = No work available in my field05 = Can’t find work06 = Lack of skills/training/ education07 = Age--too old or too young08 = Other types of discrimination09 = Chid care problems10 = Family responsibilities11 = In school12 = Transportation13 = Other14 = Pregnancy/maternity leave15 = Laid off/Fired16 = Looking for work17 = Not working for health reasons18 = Receiving public assistance19 = Looking for housing20 = OJT/government training program21 = Starting own business22 = Personal reasons23 = Starting new job24 = Homemaker95 = Other97 = Refused98 = Don’t know(source: MTO Canvass97)

254 C97Q12 How many jobs have you had since random assignment? Num 80-25 = Number of jobs(source: MTO Canvass97)

255 C97Q13 Have you received any vocational training? Num 8


256 C97Q14 Have you participated in any “job club” activities? Num 8


257 C97Q14A Have you participated in a program such as JOBS, JTPA, PIC? Num 8


258 C97Q15 Have you participated in any other job-related training activities? Num 8





259 C97Q15S1 What type of other training activities? Num 8

01 = High school completion/GED02 = Employment/job readiness03 = Health care training04 = Construction training05 = Child care training06 = Elder care training07 = Service industry training08 = Technical training09 = Clerical/administrative support training10 = Social/human services training11 = Sales training12 = Education/teaching training13 = Social work/community service training14 = 2-year college degree95 = Other97 = Refused98 = Don’t know(source: MTO Canvass97)








262 C97Q16A Do you have a GED? Num 8


263 C97Q16B Do you have a high school diploma? Num 8


264 C97Q16C Do you have a 2-year college degree? Num 8


265 C97Q16D Do you have a 4-year college degree? Num 8


266 C97Q16E Do you have a trade license? Num 8


267 C97Q16F Do you have any other degrees? Num 8





268 C97Q17A Are you currently receiving AFDC? Num 8


269 C97Q17B Are you currently receiving SSI? Num 8


270 C97Q17C Are you currently receiving food stamps Num 8


271 C97Q18A Have you been notified that there is a time limit on your benefits? Num 8


272 C97Q18BHave you been notified that you are required to work to keep your benefits? Num 8


273 C97Q18CHave you been notified that you are required to attend job search classes to keep your benefits? Num 8


274 C97Q18DHave you been notified that you are required to become a citizen to keep your benefits? Num 8


275 C97Q19 In the past 6 months, were you notified benefits might be cut off? Num 8


276 C97Q20 Are there other ways these restrictions have affected your family? Num 8





277 C00DISP Disposition code for canvass 2000 sample Char 2

11 = Final refusal12 = Not located13 = Located not completed14 = Deceased19 = Final other20 = Incarcerated21 = Homeless22 = Physical/mental impairment23 = Out of country (not PR)(source: Canvass 2000)

278 C00STAT Canvass 2000 indicator Char 1

1 = Canvass 2000 data available0 = Canvass 2000 data not available(source: Canvass 2000)

279 C00LOC Comparison of convass 2000 location to other locations Char 2

00 = No match to known address10 = Match to some non-significant address11 = Match to base12 = Match to core13 = Match to canvass 199799 = No current location(source: System generated)

280 BDMEFDTE_YQMove In (Begin) Date, Baseline (origin) household (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

281 BLCMPDTE_YQDate Enrollment Agreement, Baseline, 50058 completed (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

282 BLHQSDTE_YQ Date of HQS Inspection (limited to year and quarter) Char 25283 BLHUDDTE_YQ Date HUD Form 50058 Received (limited to year and quarter) Char 25284 BLHVDTE_YQ Date of initial home visit (limited to year and quarter) Char 25285 BLMVIDTE_YQ Date of Move-in (limited to year and quarter) Char 25286 BLNPOREF_YQ Date of referral to NPO (limited to year and quarter) Char 25287 BLNTFDTE_YQ Date notified of Application Outcome (limited to year and quarter) Char 25288 BLPREAPD_YQ Date of Preapplication (limited to year and quarter) Char 25289 BLPU1DTE_YQ Date visited prospective unit #1 (limited to year and quarter) Char 25290 BLPU2DTE_YQ Date visited prospective unit #2 (limited to year and quarter) Char 25291 BLPU3DTE_YQ Date visited prospective unit #3 (limited to year and quarter) Char 25292 BLS8BDTE_YQ Date of Section 8 Briefing by PHA (limited to year and quarter) Char 25293 BLSODTE_YQ Date of Move-in (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

294 CDMEFDTE_YQMove In (Begin) Date, Core (MTO Move) household (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

295 CDMSRCDT_YQDate of current record, Core (MTO Move) household (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

296 CDWFRDT_YQEffective date of last form used to update, Core (Move) household (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

297 SSRCDTE1_YQDate of Original Form, first search address (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

298 SSRCDTE2_YQDate of Original Form, second search address (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

299 SSRCDTE3_YQDate of Original Form, third search address (limited to year and quarter) Char 25




05. mto_int_anly_childyth 2/12/2019

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Data Dictionary for mto_int_anly_childyth Description: Interim person-level child and youth analysis file (revised) with recoded survey outcomes, covariates, weights, school chars, and tract idsNumber of Obs: 6683Number of Vars: 412File creation date: 26JUN17:12:02:16

sheetname=05. mto_int_anly_childythPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Identification Number Char 10 FAMID + ROSTERID


Char 1 = site (1=Bal, 2= Bos, 3=Chi, 4=LA, 5=NY), 2 = random assignment group (1=exp,2=s8,3=ctrl), 3 = cert/voucher status, 4-7 = sequence number

3 RA_DATE Randomization Date (BLRANDTE from Household Extract 0501) Num 84 RA_GROUP Randomization Group (1=Exp, 2=Sec8, 3=Control) Num 85 RA_GRP_CONTROL Family Randomized into Control Group Num 86 RA_GRP_EXP Family Randomized into Experimental Group Num 87 RA_GRP_S8 Family Randomized into Section 8 Group Num 8

8 RA_SITE Site (1=Balt., 2=Bos, 3=Chicago, 4=LA, 5=NYC) Num SITE 8

1=Baltimore2=Boston3=Chicago4=Los Angeles5=New York

9 WT_TOTSVYwt_Totsvy = Total Weight for Self-Report Survey Data (wt_Raratio * wt_Sampsvy * wt_310svy) Num 8

10 SVY_AGE_IMP Updated Survey Age (Whole Yrs as of 05/31/2001), Excl. Phantoms Num 8

11 SVY_AGE_BL_IMPImputed Age at Baseline in Whole Years (from SVY_DOB_IMP, BLCMPDTE) Num 8

12 SVY_CMOVE Core Mover Flag where 1=Core Mover (same as flagcdw in Extract) Num 813 SVY_CORE_IMP Core Member Flag (imputed if necessary) Num 8

14 SVY_ETHRACEEthnicity and Race Combined (1=AfrAm/2=Hisp/3=White/4=Oth) from Revised Demog File Num 8

15 SVY_FINAL_DESC Descr. of Final Disp from Completion File Char 4416 SVY_FINAL_DISP Final Disposition from Completion File Char 1117 SVY_GENDER Gender (M/F/.) from Revised Demog File Char 1

18 SVY_SAMPLESample Status of Individual (AD=Sample adult, CH=Sample child, etc.) Char 2

19 SVY_YOB_IMP year of birth (from svy_dob_imp that includes imputed values) Num 8

20 BASE_00_TRACTUnique 2000 census tract ID for Baseline Address (ST+CNTY+TRACT) Char 11


22 CA_AVG_MATH_1Average percentile rank on California math assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

23 CA_AVG_READ_1Average percentile rank on California reading assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

24 CA_CHG_MATH_1Average change in percentile rank on California math assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8




25 CA_CHG_READ_1Average change in percentile rank on California reading assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

26 CORE_00_TRACT Unique 2000 census tract ID for Core Address (ST+CNTY+TRACT) Char 11


28 CURR_00_TRACT Unique 2000 census tract ID for current address (ST+CNTY+TRACT) Char 11


30 E_ENGAGE_ATTENTChild (8-17) reported it was very true that he/she pays attention in class (O5b, Num 8

31 E_ENGAGE_HW_15HXWChild (12-17) spent 15 hours or more a week doing homework (S11-S11a). Num 8

32 E_ENGAGE_HW_5HXWChild (12-17) spent 5 hours or more a week doing homework (S11-S11a). Num 8

33 E_ENGAGE_HW_ALLChild (12-17) completed all assigned homework, either during or after school Num 8

34 E_ENGAGE_HW_HXWNumber of hours child (12-17) spends per week on homework outside of school Num 8

35 E_ENGAGE_HW_MOSTChild (12-17) completed at least three quarters of all assigned homework, Num 8

36 E_ENGAGE_READChild (8-19) did additional reading on his/her own outside of school (not in Num 8

37 E_ENGAGE_READ_5HWChild (8-19) reported doing 5 hours per week or more of additional reading Num 8

38 E_ENGAGE_READ_HXWNumber of hours child (8-19) reported doing additional reading on his/her Num 8

39 E_ENGAGE_WRKHRDChild (8-17) reported it was very true that he/she works very hard on his/ her Num 8

40 E_ENROL_COLL_EVR_PR Child (12-19) has ever attended college -- parental report (J1, J3a) Num 8

41 E_ENROL_COLL_EVR_SRChild (12-19) has ever completed a year of college or is currently enrolled in Num 8

42 E_ENROL_COLL_PR Child (12-19) is currently enrolled in college - parental report (J3a) Num 8

43 E_ENROL_COLL_SRChild (12-19) is currently enrolled in a two- or four-year college - self-report ( Num 8

44 E_ENROL_COLL4YR Child (12-19) is currently attending a University, 4-year program (S2b) Num 845 E_ENROL_FULLTIME Child (12-19) is currently attending school full-time (S1-S2). Num 846 E_ENROL_SCH_PR Child (5-19) is currently enrolled in school- parental report (J5) Num 847 E_ENROL_SCH_SR Child (8-19) is currently enrolled in school - self report (O1, S1) Num 848 E_GRAD_DIPLOMA Child (15-19) has a high school diploma (J2) Num 8

49 E_GRAD_DROPOUTChild (15-19) had completed less than 12 years of school, is not currently enrolled Num 8

50 E_GRAD_GED Child (15-19) has a GED (J3) Num 851 E_GRAD_HSGED Child (15-19) has a high school diploma or a GED (J1-J3, J7) Num 8

52 E_GRAD_ONTRACKChild (15-19) has a high school diploma or GED or is still enrolled in school. Num 8

53 E_GRADES_HIGHOverall grades child (12-19) received last year were high (mostly Bs or higher) (S8) Num 8




54 E_ORACEChild is currently attending a school where dominate (>50%) race or ethnicity is different than their own. Num 8

55 E_PLANS_AP Child (15-19) has taken any of the AP exams (S13) Num 8

56 E_PLANS_APSATChild (15-19) took the SAT, ACT or AP Exam and presumably has college plans Num 8

57 E_PLANS_SAT Child (15-19) has taken any of the SAT or ACT test (S14) Num 858 E_REPEAT_EVR Child (5-19) has ever repeated a grade (J13) Num 8

59 E_REPEAT_KINDER Child (5-19) repeated kindergarten in a different school (J14-J14a) Num 8

60 E_REPEAT_NOK_RATEProportion of grades that child (5-19) repeated, excluding cases where child Num 8

61 E_REPEAT_NOK_XNumber of grades child (5-19) repeated, excluding kindergarten (J13-J14) Num 8

62 E_REPEAT_RATE Proportion of grades that child (5-19) repeated (J1, J13-J14) Num 863 E_REPEAT_X Number of grades child (5-19) repeated (J13-J14) Num 8

64 E_SCH_LATE_1XW Individual (8-19) child is late for school once a week or more (O3, S5) Num 8

65 E_TRACK_ADVCLASSChild (5-17) took an advanced math class, an AP class or was enrolled in a gifted Num 8

66 E_TRACK_GIFTCLASS_2YDuring the past 2 years, child (5-17) has gone to a special class for gifted Num 8

67 E_TRACK_GIFTSERVC_RAChild (5-17) participated in gifted student classes or in Gifted and Talented Num 8

68 E_TRACK_MATHADVChild (12-19) ever took classes in algebra, geometry or other advanced math (S7) Num 8

69 E_TRACK_MATHADV2Child (12-19) ever took classes in algebra, geometry, or other advanced math (S7) Num 8

70 E_TRACK_MATHHIGHChild (12-19) is taking or has completed high-level math courses such as Num 8

71 E_TRACK_SPECED_1XWChild (5-17) received special services (gone to special class or gotten special Num 8

72 E_TRACK_SPECED_2YIn the past 2 years child (5-17) has gone to a special class or gotten special h Num 8

73 E_TRACK_SPECSERV_RAChild (5-17) went to Special Education School or Program or went to special Num 8

74 EMA_H_HLTH_FAIRPR_SR youth fair/poor health outcome from 2007 Econometrica paper Num 875 EMA_H_MENT_DISTK6_CH_Z z-score child K6 outcome from 2007 Econometrica paper Num 876 EMA_INJNONSPORT youth nonsport injury outcome from 2007 Econometrica paper Num 877 EMA_NOTIDLE youth not idle outcome from 2007 Econometrica paper Num 878 EMA_ONTRACK youth on track outcome from 2007 Econometrica paper Num 8

79 EMA_SM_YE

youth education index (2007 Econometrica paper) + grad high school/in school + in school/working + broad reading + broad math score Num 8

80 EMA_SM_YMyouth mental health index (2007 Econometrica paper) - distress index - depression symptoms - anxiety symptoms (higher is better) Num 8

81 EMA_SM_YOyouth overall summary index (2007 Econometrica paper) 15 items from YE, YM, YP, YR (higher is better) Num 8

82 EMA_SM_YP

youth summary index of physical health index from (2007 Econometrica paper) - self-rpt health fair/poor - asthma attack past yr - obesity - non-sports injury past yr (higher is better) Num 8




83 EMA_SM_YR

youth summary index of risky behavior index from (2007 Econometrica paper) - marij past 30 days - smoke past 30 days - alcoh past 30 days - ever pregnant/gotten someone pregn (higher is better) Num 8

84 FLAG_PAPER_EMA_Yflag_paper_ema_a - 1 = youth sample ages 15-20 in Econometrica (Kling, Liebman, Katz, 2007) interim paper Num 8

85 FLAG_PAPER_JHREDU Flag identifying sample for JHR (2006) education paper. Num 8

86 H_ASMA_Y_PRParent reports child (5-11) had asthma attack or wheezing in the past 12 months (K8, K10) Num 8

87 H_ASMA_Y_SRChild (12-19) reports having asthma attack or wheezing in the past 12 months (V3,V4) Num 8

88 H_BMI_OVRWGT_YT Overweight youth (12-19) (V13-V14) Num 889 H_BMI_PCT_YT Body Mass Index percentile for child (12-19) (V13-V14) Num 890 H_BMI_YT Youth's (12-19) body mass index (V13-V14) Num 8

91 H_EXER_AROBX_FDW_CHFraction of past 7 days child (8-11) engaged in exercise or physical activity that made him or her sweat (Q1a) Num 8

92 H_EXER_AROBX_FDW_YTFraction of past 7 days child (12-19) engaged in aerobic exercise for 20+ minutes (V21) Num 8

93 H_EXER_NOSWET_FDW_YTFraction of days in past week child (12-19) engaged in physical activity (not causing sweat or hard breathing) for 30+ minutes (V22) Num 8

94 H_HLTH_VERYGD_CH_SR Child (8-19) reports very good or excellent health (Q1, V1) Num 8

95 H_HLTH_VERYGD_PR Parent reports that child (5-19) has very good or excellent health (K1) Num 896 H_HT_PCT_YT Youth height percentile Num 8

97 H_INJURY_MEDATT_Y_PRParent reports that child (5-19) had accidents/injuries requiring medical attention in past year (K4) Num 8

98 H_INJURY_MEDATT_Y_YTYouth (12-19) reports having had accident/injury requiring medical attention in past year (V15) Num 8

99 H_MENT_DEPR_EVR_YT Youth (12-19) has ever had depression symptoms (X2-X23) Num 8100 H_MENT_DISTRESS_CH Child's (10-19) psychological distress index (Q4a-Q4f, X1a-X1f) Num 8

101 H_MENT_GAD_EVR_YT Youth (12-19) has ever had Generalized Anxiety Disorder (X28-X33) Num 8

102 H_NUTRI_VEG_FDW_CHFraction of past 7 days child (8-19) had at least some fruits or vegetables (Q1b, V23) Num 8

103 H_WT_PCT_YT Youth weight percentile Num 8

104 IL_AVG_MATH_1Average percentile rank on Illinois math assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

105 IL_AVG_READ_1Average percentile rank on Illinois reading assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

106 IL_CHG_MATH_1Average change in percentile rank on Illinois math assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

107 IL_CHG_READ_1Average change in percentile rank on Illinois reading assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

108 MA_AVG_MATH_1Average percentile rank on Massachusetts math assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

109 MA_AVG_READ_1Average percentile rank on Massachusetts reading assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

110 MA_CHG_MATH_1Average change in percentile rank on Massachusetts math assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8




111 MA_CHG_READ_1Average change in percentile rank on Massachusetts reading assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

112 MD_AVG_MATH_1Average percentile rank on Maryland math assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

113 MD_AVG_READ_1Average percentile rank on Maryland reading assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

114 MD_CHG_MATH_1Average change in percentile rank on Maryland math assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

115 MD_CHG_READ_1Average change in percentile rank on Maryland reading assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

116 N_AVG_CHARTR Proportion of schools child attended that were charter schools Num 8

117 N_AVG_FLEWeighted average of percent of students eligible to participate in the Free Lunch Program of all schools attended by the child Num 8

118 N_AVG_MAGNET Proprtion of schools the child attended that were magnet schools Num 8

119 N_AVG_STITLI Proprtion of schools child attended that had Schoowide Title I status Num 8120 N_PCT_BLACK_1 Percent of black students in the current school. Num 8121 N_PCT_FLE_1 Percent of free lunch eligible students in the current school. Num 8122 N_PCT_HISP_1 Percent of Hispanic students in the current school. Num 8

123 N_PCT_REDLCH_1Percent of students elgible for reduced price lunch in the current school. Num 8

124 N_PCT_TOTFRL_1Percent of students eligible for free or reduced price lunch in current school. Num 8

125 N_PCT_WHITE_1 Percent of white students in the current school. Num 8

126 NB_DRG_SAW_1XW_CHChild (8-19) saw people selling or using illegal drugs in neighborhood at least once a week during past 30 days (P2-P2a; W3-W3a) Num 8

127 NB_GANGS_PRESNT_CHChild (8-19) reports existence of gangs in neighborhood or school (P4, U19) Num 8

128 NB_VIO_GUNU_Y_CHSomeone pulled a knife or gun on child (8-19) in past 12 months (P7b, W6b) Num 8

129 NB_VIO_HRDSHOTS_1XW_CHChild (8-19) heard gunshots in neighborhood at least once a week in the past 30 days (P3-P3a; W4-W4a) Num 8

130 NB_VIO_SAWSHOT_Y_CHChild (8-19) saw someone shoot or stab another person in the past 12 months (P7a, W6a) Num 8

131 NB_VIO_SHOTCUTU_Y_CHSomeone cut, shot, or stabbed child (8-19) in past 12 months (P7b-d; W6b-d) Num 8

132 NY_AVG_MATH_1Average percentile rank on New York math assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

133 NY_AVG_READ_1Average percentile rank on New York reading assessments (all grades and all years) for the current school Num 8

134 NY_CHG_MATH_1Average change in percentile rank on New York math assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

135 NY_CHG_READ_1Average change in percentile rank on New York reading assessments between 1999 and 2001 for the current school Num 8

136 P_AVG_PRIVATE Proportion of time the child spent in private school Num 8137 R_ALC_DRNK_EVR Youth (12-19) ever had an alcoholic beverage (U4) Num 8138 R_ALC_DRNK_M Youth (12-19) had at least one drink in the past month (U4-U5) Num 8

139 R_ATT_CHEATChild (8-17) agrees or strongly agrees that there is a lot of cheating in tests and assignments (O4d, S9c) Num 8




140 R_ATT_DISCIPChild (8-17) agrees or strongly agrees that discipline in school is fair (O4c, S9d) Num 8

141 R_ATT_DISRUPChild (8-17) agrees or strongly agrees that disruptions from other students inhibit learning (O4b, S9b) Num 8

142 R_ATT_OWNSBOOKChild (8-11) has his/her own Math textbook and can take it home to do homework (O4f) Num 8

143 R_ATT_SAFETYChild (8-17) agrees or strongly agrees that he/she feels safe in school (O4e, S9e) Num 8

144 R_ATT_SCHCLIMATESchool climate index (child ages 8-17) - ratio of positive responses on 5 school quality items (O4a-e, S9a-e) Num 8

145 R_ATT_TEACHERChild (8-17) agrees or strongly agrees that teachers are interested in students (O4a, S9a) Num 8

146 R_DELQ_ARST_EVR Youth (12-19) ever arrested (U16f) Num 8147 R_DRUG_POT_EVR Youth (12-19) ever used marijuana (U9) Num 8

148 R_DRUG_POT_MYouth (12-19) used marijuana at least once in the past month (U9-U10) Num 8

149 R_INDX_BPI11_PR11 Item Behavior Problem Index for child 5-19) (parental report) (L3-L19) Num 8

150 R_INDX_BPI11_SR11 Item Beahvior Problem Index for Youth 12-19 (self-report) (X36a-k) Num 8

151 R_INDX_DELINQ 9 item Delinquency Index for youth (12-19) (U14-U21) Num 8

152 R_INDX_RISKYBEH4 Item Risky Beahvior Index for Youth (12-19) ever engaged in (U1-U22) Num 8

153 R_SCH_ABS_5PCTYChild (12-19) is absent from school 5% or more of the school year (S6) Num 8

154 R_SCH_ABS_FDY Proportion of days in school year that child (12-19) is absent (S6) Num 8

155 R_SCH_LATE_1XMIndividual child (8-19) is late for school once a month or more (O3, S5) Num 8

156 R_SCH_SCHCALL_2Y_PRSchool asked someone to come in and talk about about child's (ages 5-17) problems with schoolwork/behavior in past 2 years (J17) Num 8

157 R_SCH_SUSP_2Y_PRParent reports child (5-19) was suspended/expelled from school in last 2 years (J15-J15a) Num 8

158 R_SEX_HAD_EVR Youth (12-19) ever had sexual intercourse (U22) Num 8

159 R_SEX_PREG_EVRYouth (12-19) ever got pregnant or got somebody else pregnant (U22-U31) Num 8

160 R_SMOKE_CIG_EVR Youth (12-19) ever smoked a cigarette (U1) Num 8

161 R_SMOKE_CIG_MYouth (12-19) smoked a cigarette at least once in the past month (U1-U2) Num 8

162 S_AVG_CHGSCOREWeighted average of the change in percentilr rank of all schools attened by the child Num 8

163 S_AVG_PLEPWeighted average of the percentage of LEP students in all the schools attended by the child Num 8

164 S_AVG_SCOREWeighted average of the percentile rank of all schools attended by the child Num 8

165 S_PCT_LEP_1Percent of students with English as a 2nd language in the current school. Num 8

166 SC_AVG_MEMBERWeighted average of the total number of students in all schools attended by the child Num 8

167 SC_AVG_PBLACKWeighted average of the percentage of black students in all shcools attended by the child Num 8




168 SC_AVG_PHISPWeighted average of the percentage of Hispanic students in all shcools attended by the child Num 8

169 SC_AVG_PUPTCHWeighted average of the pupil teacher ratio in all schools attended by the chiild Num 8

170 SC_AVG_PWHITEWeighted average of the percentage of white students in all the schools attended by the child Num 8

171 SC_HIGH_PERF Child's current school ranks above the 50th percentile on state exams Num 8172 SC_PREDM_BLACK Child's current school is over 50 percent black Num 8173 SC_PREDM_HISP Child's current school is over 50 percent Hispanic Num 8174 SC_PREDM_WHITE Child's current school is over 50 percent white Num 8

175 SC_SAME_DIST Current school and first school (since RA) have the same district ID Num 8

176 SC_VHIGH_PERF Child's current school ranks above the 75th percentile on state exams Num 8

177 SN_ADL_SEEDAD_1XWChild (8-19) saw father at least once a week in past 12 months (R15-R18a, W17-W20a) Num 8

178 SN_ADL_VSUPP_DAD Child's (8-19) father is very supportive (R15-R18, W20) Num 8

179 SN_ADL_VSUPP_PCGMother or primary caregiver whom child (8-19) lives with is very supportive (R16-R18, W17-W20) Num 8

180 SN_ADLKNOWS_817_IDXIndex of parental monitoring of child 8-17 - fraction of monitoring items (R14-R19c, W16-W21c) Num 8

181 SN_ADLKNOWS_FRNDSAdult knows everything about who child's (8-19) close friends are (R15-R19a, W17-W21a) Num 8

182 SN_ADLKNOWS_TEACHAdult knows everything about who child's teachers are and what child is doing in school (8-17 year-olds) (R15-R19c, W17-W21c) Num 8

183 SN_ADLKNOWS_WITHAdult knows everything about who child is with when not at home (R15-R19b, W17-W21b) Num 8

184 SN_NET_CLOSEFRND_PR Parent reports that child (5-19) has at least one close friend (L1) Num 8185 SN_NET_FRNDS_5X_CH Child (12-19) has 5 or more friends (P8, W7) Num 8

186 SN_PEER_CHRCH_1XMYouth (12-19) attended youth activities at church at least once a month during past year (W13) Num 8

187 SN_PEER_DRUGS Child (12-19) has friends who use drugs (W7-W8e) Num 8

188 SN_PEER_FRNDOLDHOODChild (12-19) lives in same neighborhood as baseline or visits with friends from old neighborhood (W9-W12b) Num 8

189 SN_PEER_GANGSChild (8-19) has brothers, sisters, cousins or friends who belong to a gang (P5, U20) Num 8

190 SN_PEER_OLDHOOD Child (12-19) lives in same neighborhood as baseline (W9-W10) Num 8

191 SN_PEER_SCHLACTChild (12-19) has friends who get involved in school activities (W8a-W8d) Num 8

192 SN_PEER_SPORT_PRAdult reports that child (5-11) participates in sport/club after school (M1-M17) Num 8

193 SN_PEER_SPORT_SR Child (12-19) participates in sport/club after school (Y1-Y17) Num 8194 SN_PEER_WEAPON Child (12-19) has friends who carry a weapon (W7-W8f) Num 8

195 SN_TIME_TV_5PDChild (8-11) reports watching more than 5 hours of television on a typical weekday (P11-P11a) Num 8




196 SN_TIME3_CAT_PR Child's time use at 3:45 PM - parental report (M1-M6) Num TIMECAT 8

1 = child engaged in structured activity2 = child engaged in supervised unstructured activity3 = child engaged in unsupervised and unstructured activity4 = child unstructured activity, unknown if supervised5 = child (18-19) engaged in an unstructured activity6 = child engaged in supervised activity, unknown if structured7 = child engaged in unsupervised activity, unknown if structured

197 SN_TIME3_CAT_SR Self-reported time use at 3:45 PM (Y1-Y6) Num TIMECAT 8


198 SN_TIME3_STRUCT_PRAdult reports that child (5-11) spent time in a structured activity on a particular weekday at 3:45 PM (M1-M4) Num 8

199 SN_TIME3_STRUCT_SRYouth (12-19) reports spending time in a structured activity on a particular weekday at 3:45 PM (Y1-Y4) Num 8

200 SN_TIME3_SUPORSTR_PRAdult reports that child (5-11) spent time in a supervised or structured activity on a particular weekday at 3:45 PM (M1-M4) Num 8

201 SN_TIME3_SUPORSTR_SRYouth (12-17) reports spending time in a supervised or structured activity on a particular weekday at 3:45 PM (Y1-Y4) Num 8




















214 SVY_AGE_DEC2001_IMP age in years as of 12/31/2001 Num 8

215 SVY_SPOUSEFlag for Core/Baseline Spouse of Sample Adult Identified for Interim Evaluation (including LA98) Num 8

216 SVY_TOT_1219_ELIG# Core Family Mmbrs 12-19 (as of 5/31/01) Eligible for Interim Sample Num 8

217 SVY_TOT_511_ELIG # Core Family Mmbrs 5-11 (as of 5/31/01) Eligible for Interim Sample Num 8218 SVY_TOT_BL5TO12 # Core Family Mmbrs Ages 5 to 12 at Baseline Num 8219 SVY_TOT_BLADULTS # Core Family Members who were Adults (>=18) at Baseline Num 8220 SVY_TOT_BLKIDS # Core Family Mmbrs who were Children (<18) at Baseline Num 8221 SVY_TOT_BLTEENS # Core Family Mmbrs who were Teens (13-17) at Baseline Num 8222 SVY_TOT_BLUNDER5 # Core Family Mmbrs Under Age 5 at Baseline Num 8223 SVY_TOT_BLYNGEST Age at Baseline of Youngest Core Family Member Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes224 SVY_TOT_CORE # Core Family Members Num 8

225 W_FUT_COLLEGEChild (8-19) believes chances are high or very high will complete college (R20a, Z1a) Num 8

226 W_FUT_GOODJOBChild (8-19) believes chances are high or very high will find a well-paid, stable job as an adult (R20b, Z1b) Num 8

227 W_JOBTRAIN_SEP00_YTYouth (17-19) has participated in job-related training since September 2000 (S15-S16) Num 8

228 W_SEARCH_ACTIVE_YT Youth (17-19) actively searched for a job last week (T14) Num 8229 W_STATUS_EMP_YT Youth (14-19) is employed (T1-T2). Num 8

230 W_STATUS_EMPONLY_YT Youth (14-19) is currently employed but is not in school (S1, T1-T2) Num 8

231 W_STATUS_EMPSCH_YTYouth (14-19) is currently enrolled in school and employed (S1, T1-T2) Num 8

232 W_STATUS_FTSCH_YT Youth (12-19) is currently enrolled in school full time (S1-S2) Num 8

233 W_STATUS_IDLE_YTYouth (14-19) is idle - neither currently employed nor in school (S1, T1-T2) Num 8

234 W_STATUS_NOTINLF_YT Youth (17-19) is not in the labor force (T1-T16) Num 8

235 W_STATUS_SCHONLY_YTYouth (14-19) is currently enrolled in school and not working (S1, T1-T2) Num 8

236 W_STATUS_UNEMP_YT Youth (17-19) is unemployed (T1-T15) Num 8237 W_TENURE_1Y_YT Youth (14-19) has a job tenure of more than one year (T5) Num 8

238 WJR_AC_W_A wjr_ac_w_a Interviewer effects adj. WJR W score ac Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

239 WJR_AGEYRS child ageyrs Num 8240 WJR_AP_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8241 WJR_AP_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Applied Problems Num 8242 WJR_AP_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Applied Problems Num 8243 WJR_AP_GE_GT Flag for extended grade equivalent scale Num 8244 WJR_AP_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Applied Problems Num 8245 WJR_AP_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Applied Problems Num 8246 WJR_AP_INC Missing score flag- Applied Problems Char 2247 WJR_AP_NOC Improper ceiling flag- Applied Problems Char 2248 WJR_AP_W Rasch ability scale score- Applied Problems Num 8

249 WJR_AP_W_A Interviewer effects adj. WJR W score on Applied Problems Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

250 WJR_BM_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8251 WJR_BM_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Broad math Num 8252 WJR_BM_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Broad math Num 8253 WJR_BM_GE_GT Flag for extended grade equivalent scale Num 8254 WJR_BM_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Broad Math Num 8255 WJR_BM_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Broad Math Num 8256 WJR_BM_W Rasch ability scale score- Broad Math Num 8

257 WJR_BM_W_A Interviewer effects adj. WJR W score on Broad Math Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

258 WJR_BR_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8259 WJR_BR_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Broad reading Num 8260 WJR_BR_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Broad reading Num 8261 WJR_BR_GE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8262 WJR_BR_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Broad Reading Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes263 WJR_BR_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Broad Reading Num 8264 WJR_BR_RMI_HI Relative Mastery Index Comparison Level- Broad Reading Num 8265 WJR_BR_W Rasch ability scale score- Broad Reading Num 8

266 WJR_BR_W_A Interviewer effects adj. WJR W score on Broad Reading Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

267 WJR_C1_AP_RW Raw score- Applied Problems Num 8268 WJR_C1_CAL_RW Raw score- Calculations Num 8269 WJR_C1_CF_RW Raw score- Concept Formation Num 8270 WJR_C1_LW_RW Raw score- Letter-Word Identification Num 8271 WJR_C1_PC_RW Raw score- Passage Comprehension Num 8272 WJR_CAL_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8273 WJR_CAL_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Calculation Num 8274 WJR_CAL_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Calculation Num 8275 WJR_CAL_GE_GT Flag for extended grade equivalent scale Num 8276 WJR_CAL_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Calculation Num 8277 WJR_CAL_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Calculation Num 8278 WJR_CAL_INC Missing score flag- Calculation Char 2279 WJR_CAL_NOC Improper ceiling flag- Calculation Char 2280 WJR_CAL_W Rasch ability scale score- Calculation Num 8

281 WJR_CAL_W_A Interviewer effects adj. WJR W score on Calculation Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

282 WJR_CF_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8283 WJR_CF_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Concept Formation Num 8284 WJR_CF_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Concept Formation Num 8285 WJR_CF_GE_GT Flag for extended grade equivalent scale Num 8286 WJR_CF_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Concept Formation Num 8287 WJR_CF_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Concept Formation Num 8288 WJR_CF_INC Missing score flag- Concept formation Char 2289 WJR_CF_W Rasch ability scale score- Concept Formation Num 8

290 WJR_CF_W_A Interviewer effects adj. WJR W score on Concept Formation Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

291 WJR_GLASSES child wears glasses Char 2292 WJR_GLASSTEST child wore glasses during testing Char 2293 WJR_HEARAID child wears hearing aid Char 2294 WJR_HEARAIDTEST child wore hearing aid during testing Char 2295 WJR_LW_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8296 WJR_LW_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Letter-word identification Num 8297 WJR_LW_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Letter-word identification Num 8298 WJR_LW_GE_GT Flag for extended grade equivalent scale Num 8299 WJR_LW_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Letter-Word Identification Num 8300 WJR_LW_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Letter-Word Identification Num 8301 WJR_LW_INC Missing score flag- Letter-word identification Char 2302 WJR_LW_NOC Improper ceiling flag- Letter-word identification Char 2303 WJR_LW_W Rasch ability scale score- Letter-Word Identification Num 8

304 WJR_LW_W_A Adjusted WJR W-score on LW Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

305 WJR_MR_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8306 WJR_MR_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Math Reasoning Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes307 WJR_MR_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Math Reasoning Num 8308 WJR_MR_GE_GT Flag for extended grade equivalent scale Num 8309 WJR_MR_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Math Reasoning Num 8310 WJR_MR_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Math Reasoning Num 8311 WJR_MR_W Rasch ability scale score- Math Reasoning Num 8312 WJR_PC_AE_GT Flag for extended scale score Num 8313 WJR_PC_AE_MNTH Age equivalent score (months)- Passage comprehension Num 8314 WJR_PC_AE_YR Age equivalent score (yrs)- Passage comprehension Num 8315 WJR_PC_GE_GT Flag for extended grade equivalent scale Num 8316 WJR_PC_GE_MNTH Grade equivalent score (months)- Passage Comprehension Num 8317 WJR_PC_GE_YR Grade equivalent score (yrs)- Passage Comprehension Num 8318 WJR_PC_INC Missing score flag- Passage Comp Char 2319 WJR_PC_NOC Improper ceiling flag- Passage Comp Char 2320 WJR_PC_W Rasch ability scale score- Passage Comprehension Num 8

321 WJR_PC_W_A Interviewer effects adj. WJR W score on Passage Comprehension Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

322 WJR_PL_W_A Adjusted WJR W-score on PL Num 8For more details about the adjustment, see 2006 JHR article by Sanbonmatsu, Kling, Duncan, and Brooks-Gunn

323 WJR_TEST_DATE Numeric testing date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).324 WT_310HOBS Subsample weight for Household Observation Num 8325 WT_310MSR Subsample weight for Measures (BP/HW) Num 8326 WT_310NOBS Subsample weight for Neighborhood Observation Num 8327 WT_310POCY Subsample weight for the POCY Num 8328 WT_310SVY Subsample weight for Ch, Yt and Ad Surveys Num 8329 WT_310WJR Subsample weight for WJR Num 8330 WT_CFTEST wt_CFtest = Sampling Weight for the Concept Formation Test Num 8331 WT_RARATIO Randomization Ratio Weight (excluding 1998 cases) Num 8

332 WT_SAMPSVYwt_Sampsvy = Sampling Weight (Inverse Probability of Selection for the Survey) Num 8

333 WT_TOTCFwt_Totcf = Total Child Weight for Concept Formation Test (wt_Raratio*wt_Sampsvy*wt_310wjr*wt_cftest) Num 8

334 WT_TOTCOREwt_Totcore = Total Weight (Excl LA98, Phantoms, Duplicates) for Admin Data of Core Members (wt_Raratio * Core Membership) Num 8

335 WT_TOTCORE98wt_Totcore = Total Weight for Admin Data of Core Members Inc LA98 (wt_Raratio98 * Core Membership) Num 8

336 WT_TOTMSRwt_Totmsr = Total Weight for Measurements BP/ChildHW (wt_Raratio * wt_Sampsvy * wt_310msr) Num 8

337 WT_TOTPOCYwt_Totpocy = Total Child Weight for the POCY (wt_Raratio*wt_Sampsvy*wt_310pocy) Num 8

338 WT_TOTWJRwt_Totwjr = Total Child Weight for the WJR (wt_Raratio*wt_Sampsvy*wt_310wjr) Num 8

339 X_AD_19_29 Sample Adult age 19 to 29 as of 05/31/01 Num 8340 X_AD_30_39 Sample Adult age 30 to 39 as of 05/31/01 Num 8341 X_AD_40_49 Sample Adult age 40 to 49 as of 05/31/01 Num 8342 X_AD_EDGED At baseline, adult had a GED (Baseline, AD.e). Num 8

343 X_AD_EDGRADHSAt baseline, sample adult reported having completed high school (Baseline, AD.e). Num 8

344 X_AD_EDGRADHS_MISS Flag for missing BL info on GED and h.s. diploma status. Num 8345 X_AD_EDINSCH Sample adult was enrolled in school at baseline (Baseline, AD.d). Num 8




346 X_AD_ETHN_HISPSample Adult is Hispanic, whether his/her race is black, white, or other. Num 8

347 X_AD_MALE Male Sample Adult Num 8

348 X_AD_NEVMARR At baseline, sample adult had never been married (Baseline, AD.g). Num 8

349 X_AD_PARENTU18Sample adult was between 10 and 17 years old (inclusive) at birth of first child (Baseline, AD.i) Num 8

350 X_AD_RACE_BLACK Sample Adult is African American Num 8

351 X_AD_RACE_OTHERSample household member is of a racial group other than African-American or white Num 8

352 X_AD_WORKING At baseline, sample adult was working for pay (Baseline, AD.f). Num 8

353 X_C1_BEHPRB

Child or young adult (6-17 at baseline) had gone to special class or school or gotten special help in school for behavioral or emotional problems during the 2 years prior to baseline (Baseline, C1_7b) Num 8

354 X_C1_BEHPRB_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_C1_BEHPRB Num 8

355 X_C1_EXPELDuring the 2 years prior to baseline, child or young adult then age 6-17 was suspended or expelled from school (Baseline, C1_9). Num 8

356 X_C1_EXPEL_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_C1_EXPEL Num 8

357 X_C1_GIFTED

At baseline, child or young adult then age 6-17 went to a special class for gifted students or did advanced work in a subject (Baseline, C1_6). Num 8

358 X_C1_GIFTED_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_C1_GIFTED Num 8

359 X_C1_LRNPRB

Child or young adult (6-17 at baseline) had gone to special class or school or gotten special help in school for a learning problem during the 2 years prior to baseline (Baseline, C1_7a). Num 8

360 X_C1_LRNPRB_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_C1_LRNPRB Num 8

361 X_C1_SCHCLL

During the 2 years prior to baseline, someone from child's school asked to talk to an adult about problems child/young adult (age 6-17 at BL) was having with schoolwork or behavior (Baseline, C1_10). Num 8

362 X_C2_HOSPChild (0-5 at baseline) was in hospital before 1st birthday because he/she was sick or injured (Baseline, C2_4). Num 8

363 X_C2_HOSP_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_C2_HOSP Num 8

364 X_C2_LOWBWChild (0-5 at baseline) weighed less than 6 pounds at birth (Baseline, C2_3) Num 8

365 X_C2_LOWBW_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_C2_LOWBW Num 8

366 X_C2_READAt baseline, someone in household usually read a book or story to child (0-5 at baseline) more than once a day (Baseline, C2_11a). Num 8

367 X_C2_READ_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_C2_READ Num 8368 X_CH_AGE05 Child Age 5 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8369 X_CH_AGE06 Child Age 6 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8370 X_CH_AGE07 Child Age 7 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8371 X_CH_AGE08 Child Age 8 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8372 X_CH_AGE09 Child Age 9 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8373 X_CH_AGE10 Child Age 10 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8374 X_CH_AGE11 Child Age 11 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8375 X_CH_AGE12 Child Age 12 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8376 X_CH_AGE13 Child Age 13 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8377 X_CH_AGE14 Child Age 14 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes378 X_CH_AGE15 Child Age 15 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8379 X_CH_AGE16 Child Age 16 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8380 X_CH_AGE17 Child Age 17 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8381 X_CH_AGE18 Child Age 18 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8382 X_CH_AGE19 Child Age 19 (as of 05/31/2001) Num 8383 X_CH_BL_AGE617 Child or Young Adult was age 6 to 17 at Baseline Num 8384 X_CH_MALE Child, Young Adult, or Other Adult is male Num 8

385 X_CH_SCHPLAY

At baseline, child or young adult (0-17 at BL) had problems that made it difficult for him/her to get to school and/or to play active games or sports (Baseline, C1_8b-c, C2_5b-c) Num 8

386 X_CH_SCHPLAY_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_CH_SCHPLAY Num 8

387 X_CH_SPECMED

At baseline, child or young adult (0-17 at BL) had problems that required special medicine and/or equipment (Baseline, C1_8a, C2_5a). Num 8

388 X_HH_AFDCAt baseline, adult respondent was receiving AFDC/TANF (Baseline, 5.2). Num 8

389 X_HH_CAR At baseline, adult respondent had a car (Baseline, 4.18). Num 8390 X_HH_DISABL At baseline, a household member had a disability (Baseline, 5.8). Num 8391 X_HH_NOTEENS No teen (ages 13-17) children in core household at baseline. Num 8392 X_HH_SIZE2 Core household size is 2 or smaller. Num 8393 X_HH_SIZE3 Core household size equals 3. Num 8394 X_HH_SIZE4 Core household size equals 4. Num 8

395 X_HH_VICTIM

During the 6 months preceding baseline survey, a household member had been beaten/assaulted; threatened with a gun or knife; or had their purse, wallet, or jewelry snatched from them (Baseline, 2.12a-c). Num 8

396 X_HOOD_5YAt baseline, adult respondent had been living in his/her neighborhood for 5 or more years (Baseline, 1.3). Num 8

397 X_HOOD_CHATAt baseline, adult respondent stopped to chat with neighbor in street or hallway at least once a week (Baseline, 3.5). Num 8

398 X_HOOD_NBRKIDAt baseline, respondent was very likely to tell neighbor if he/she saw neighbor's child getting into trouble (Baseline, 3.8). Num 8

399 X_HOOD_NOFAMILYAt baseline, respondent reported not having any family living in the neighborhood (Baseline, 3.7). Num 8

400 X_HOOD_NOFRIENDAt baseline, respondent reported not having any friends in the neighborhood(Baseline, 3.6). Num 8

401 X_HOOD_SAFENITAt baseline, streets near home were very unsafe at night (Baseline, 2.5). Num 8

402 X_HOOD_VERYDISSATAt baseline, respondent was very dissatisfied with his/her neighborhood (Baseline, 2.1). Num 8

403 X_HOUS_FNDAPTBaseline respondent reported being very sure he/she would find an apartment in a different area of the city (Baseline, 6.1). Num 8

404 X_HOUS_MOV3TMAdult respondent had moved more than 3 times in 5 years prior to baseline (Baseline, 1.4). Num 8

405 X_HOUS_MOVDRGSBaseline respondent's primary or secondary reason for wanting to move was to get away from gangs or drugs (Baseline, 1.9-1.10). Num 8

406 X_HOUS_MOVSCHLBaseline respondent's primary or secondary reason for moving was to have access to better schools for children (Baseline, 1.9-1.10). Num 8




407 X_HOUS_SEC8BEFAt baseline, respondent had already previously applied for a Section 8 voucher or certificate (Baseline, 1.1). Num 8

408 X_SITE_BALT Baltimore Site Num 8409 X_SITE_BOS Boston Site Num 8410 X_SITE_CHI Chicago Site Num 8411 X_SITE_LA LA Site Num 8412 Z_BL_DATE_IMP Date of Baseline Survey (BLCMPDTE or Imputed Value) Num 8

06. mto_int_anly_adult 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_anly_adult Description: Interim-person level adult analysis file (revised) containing recoded survey outcomes, covariates, weights, school chars, and tract idsNumber of Obs: 4248Number of Vars: 301File creation date: 26JUN17:12:02:17

sheetname=06. mto_int_anly_adultPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Identification Number Char 10 FAMID + ROSTERID





4 RA_GROUP Randomization Group (1=Exp, 2=Sec8, 3=Control) Num 85 RA_GRP_CONTROL Family Randomized into Control Group Num 86 RA_GRP_EXP Family Randomized into Experimental Group Num 87 RA_GRP_S8 Family Randomized into Section 8 Group Num 88 RA_DATE Randomization Date (BLRANDTE from Household Extract 0501) Num 8

9 SVY_AGE_IMP Updated Survey Age (Whole Yrs as of 05/31/2001), Excl. Phantoms Num 810 SVY_AGE_DEC2001_IMP age in years as of 12/31/2001 Num 8


12 SVY_CMOVE Core Mover Flag where 1=Core Mover (same as flagcdw in Extract) Num 813 SVY_CORE_IMP Core Member Flag (imputed if necessary) Num 8

14 SVY_ETHRACEEthnicity and Race Combined (1=AfrAm/2=Hisp/3=White/4=Oth) from Revised Demog File Num 8

15 SVY_FINAL_DISP Final Disposition from Completion File Char 1116 SVY_FINAL_DESC Descr. of Final Disp from Completion File Char 4417 SVY_GENDER Gender (M/F/.) from Revised Demog File Char 1


19 WT_TOTMSRwt_Totmsr = Total Weight for Measurements BP/ChildHW (wt_Raratio * wt_Sampsvy * wt_310msr) Num 8

20 WT_TOTSVYwt_Totsvy = Total Weight for Self-Report Survey Data (wt_Raratio * wt_Sampsvy * wt_310svy) Num 8



23 BASE_C00T_HISTATUS Pct workers in mgmt or prof occupations Num 824 BASE_C00T_PHS Pct only HS degree Num 825 BASE_C00T_PMINORTY Pct minority Num 826 BASE_C00T_POWNOC Pct owner occupied housing units Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes27 BASE_C90T_HISTATUS Pct workers in mgmt or prof occupations Num 828 BASE_C90T_PHS Pct only HS degree Num 829 BASE_C90T_PMINORTY Pct minority Num 830 BASE_C90T_POWNOC Pct owner occupied housing units Num 831 C_ABOVEPOVERTY_HS Income of Head + Spouse > Poverty Line Num 832 C_EITC_2500 EITC (tax refund) receipt in 2001 was more than $2500 (D4a) Num 833 C_EITC_X Amount of EITC (tax refund) receipt in 2001 (D4a) Num 834 C_EITC_Y Receipt of EITC (tax refund) in 2001 (D4) Num 835 C_FOODSEC_HUNGER Household is food insecure with hunger (D14b-D17) Num 8

36 C_FOODST Adult respondent or his/her children are currently receiving Food Sta Num 8

37C_HEAD_AND_SPOUSE_TOTAL_INCOME Total Income of Head and Current Spouse Num 8

38 C_HEAD_TOTAL_INCOME Total Income of Head Num 8

39C_HH_INCOME_100_149PCT_POVERTY Household Income 100-149 pct Poverty Line Num 8

40C_HH_INCOME_50_99PCT_POVERTY Household Income 50-99 pct Poverty Line Num 8

41C_HH_INCOME_GE_150PCT_POVERTY Household Income >= 150 pct Poverty Line Num 8

42C_HH_INCOME_LT_50PCT_POVERTY Household Income < 50 pct Poverty Line Num 8

43 C_HH_TOTAL_INCOME Total HH income, All Sources Summed Num 844 C_MEDICAID Adult respondent currently participates in Medicaid (D5) Num 845 C_SELFSUFFICIENT_HH Household is self-sufficient Num 846 C_SELFSUFFICIENT_SA Adult respondent is working and not receiving welfare (C1, Num 847 C_SSI_AD Adult respondent is currently receiving SSI benefits (D1-D2) Num 8

48 C_SSI_CH Adult respondent's children are currently receiving SSI benefits (D1- Num 849 C_SSI_FAM Adult or his/her children currently receive SSI benefits (D1) Num 8

50 C_TANF Adult respondent or her/his children are currently on welfare (D6-D7) Num 851 C_TANF_2Y Adult respondent or his/her children have received welfare benefits Num 852 C_TANF_2YCONT Adult respondent or his/her children have received welfare benef Num 853 C_TANF_FINDJOB_NONX Adult respondent got help from the welfare agency or gover Num 854 C_TANF_LEFTJOB_NONX Adult respondent who was receiving welfare in the past 2 y Num 8

55 CC_INC_GOV2001_AD Amount adult recvd from govt in TANF SSI UI SS GA etc 2001 (D21) Num 8

56 CC_SELFSUF_ADcc_selfsuf_ad = Adult is Self Suffic - Emp and Not on TANF (w_status_emp_ad, C1-C2 D6) Num 8

57 CC_TANF Adult respondent or her/his children are currently on welfare (D6-D7) Num 8


59 CORE_90_TRACT Unique 1990 census tract ID for Core Address (ST+CNTY+TRACT) Char 1160 CORE_C00T_HISTATUS Pct workers in mgmt or prof occupations Num 861 CORE_C00T_PHS Pct only HS degree Num 862 CORE_C00T_PMINORTY Pct minority Num 863 CORE_C00T_POWNOC Pct owner occupied housing units Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes64 CORE_C90T_HISTATUS Pct workers in mgmt or prof occupations Num 865 CORE_C90T_PHS Pct only HS degree Num 866 CORE_C90T_PMINORTY Pct minority Num 867 CORE_C90T_POWNOC Pct owner occupied housing units Num 8


69 CURR_90_TRACT Unique 1990 census tract ID for current address (ST+CNTY+TRACT) Char 1170 CURR_C00T_HISTATUS Pct workers in mgmt or prof occupations Num 871 CURR_C00T_PHS Pct only HS degree Num 872 CURR_C00T_PMINORTY Pct minority Num 873 CURR_C00T_POWNOC Pct owner occupied housing units Num 874 CURR_C90T_HISTATUS Pct workers in mgmt or prof occupations Num 875 CURR_C90T_PHS Pct only HS degree Num 876 CURR_C90T_PMINORTY Pct minority Num 877 CURR_C90T_POWNOC Pct owner occupied housing units Num 878 EMA_H_MENT_DISTK6Z_AD z-score adult K6 outcome from 2007 Econometrica paper Num 8

79 EMA_SM_AE

adult self-sufficiency index (2007 Econometrica paper) using TANF, employment, 2001 earnings, and 2001 government income (higher score is better) Num 8

80 EMA_SM_AM

adult mental health index (2007 Econometrica paper) - distress index - depression symptoms - worrying + calmness + sleep (higher score is better) Num 8

81 EMA_SM_AOadult overall index (2007 Econometrica paper) of 15 econ, mental, phys health items (higher score is better) Num 8

82 EMA_SM_AP

adult phys health index (2007 Econometrica paper) - sr fair/poor health - asthma past year - obesity - hypertension - trouble carrying/climbing (higher score is better) Num 8

83 FLAG_PAPER_EMA_A1 = adult sample in Econometrica (Kling, Liebman, Katz, 2007) interim paper Num 8

84 H_ADL_LIMSample adult's health limits lifting or stair climbing a little or a lot (F10a-b) Num 8

85 H_ALC_AVGPW Average number of drinks adult consumed during past year (F33-F36) Num 8

86 H_ALC_MODHVY_Y Adult was moderate or heavy drinker in the past 12 months (F33-F36) Num 8

87 H_ASMA_Y_AD Adult had asthma attack or wheezing in the past 12 months (F3-F4) Num 888 H_BMI_AD Household head's Body Mass Index (F18-F19) Num 889 H_BMI_OBESE_AD Obese adult (F18-F19) Num 890 H_BMI2_OBESE_AD Obese adult (F18-F19) Num 891 H_BP2_HI_MSR High blood pressure (F16) Num 8

92 H_CARE_ADCHPLACE2GO_ALLAdult and randomly selected core child (5-19) have a usual place to go when they are sick or need health advice (F6, F7) Num 8

93 H_CARE_INSURALL_ADBoth the adult and child(ren) (ages 5-19) have health insurance (D5, K2) Num 8

94 H_CARE_NOCAREFAM_ADAdult or children did not get medical care when needed it during the past 12 months (F9). Num 8

95 H_CARE_TALKDOCCH_6M_ADSomeone in family saw or talked to a doctor/health provider about selected child's (5-19) health in past 6 months (F8) Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes96 H_ENV_CARPET_OB Housing has wall-to-wall carpet (OBS22) Num 8

97 H_ENV_EXT_IDXOBExterior-of-Home index (broad) - fraction of negative items (OBS30-36) Num 8

98 H_ENV_INT_IDXOBInterior-of-Home index (broad) - fraction of negative items (OBS20-28) Num 8

99 H_ENV_PETFUR_OB House/apartment has cat, dog, or other pet with fur (OBS25) Num 8

100 H_ENVPROB_WINDOW_ADHousing has problems with broken windows or windows without screens (A5f) Num 8

101 H_EXER_MOD_FDW_ADFraction of week adult engages in moderate physical activity for 10+ minutes at a time (F11-F12) Num 8

102 H_HLTH_FAIRPOOR_AD Fair or poor health Num 8103 H_HLTH_GOOD_AD Household respondent has good or better health (F1) Num 8104 H_MENT_ANXIETY_Y_AD Adult respondent was anxious during the past year (F32-F32a) Num 8105 H_MENT_CALM Calm and peaceful during past 30 days (F20g) Num 8

106 H_MENT_DEPPROBADL2_Y_BADBest Prob for ADL of Dep w/PctF2123 and Imp Rx Incl Bad Int + Excl boundary Num 8

107 H_MENT_DEPR_Y_AD Adult had depressive symptoms during past 12 months (F21-F31) Num 8108 H_MENT_DISTK6_AD Mental Distress Score Using K6 Coding Num 8109 H_MENT_DISTK6SMI_AD Serious Mental Illness (K6 Score > 12) Num 8110 H_MENT_DISTRESS_AD Adult psychological distress index (F20a-F20f) Num 8111 H_MENT_SLEEP_78HRS usually sleeps 7-8 hours Num 8

112 H_NUTRI_VEG_FDW_ADFraction of past 7 days adult had at least some fruits or vegetables (D13b) Num 8

113 H_SMOKE_AD Adult is current smoker (F42) Num 8114 M_ABDN_NOMIS Problem with abandoned buildings in neighborhood Num 8

115 M_ADMIN_ASSISTLiving in household receiving housing assistance: HUD administrative data Num 8

116 M_ADMIN_PH Living in public housing: HUD administrative data Num 8117 M_ADMIN_PROJSEC8 Living in project-based Section 8 housing: HUD administrative data Num 8118 M_ADMIN_TNTSEC8 Living in tenant-based Section 8 housing: HUD administrative data Num 8

119 M_ASSIST_TYPE0=None or Missing 1=PH 2=Sec8 Cert or Voucher 3=Project-Based Sec84=Other Housing Assistance 5=Refused/Don't Know Num 8

120 M_BEATEN_NOMIS Beaten or assaulted in past 6 months Num 8121 M_BIASDISC_NOMIS Adult encountered discrimination or bias in housing search Num 8122 M_BREAKIN_NOMIS Anyone tried to break into home in past 6 months Num 8123 M_C00T_PERPOV_HOME2002 2000 census tract pct of persons in poverty, current location Num 8124 M_C00T_PERPOV_HOMECORE 2000 census tract pct of persons in poverty, core location Num 8125 M_C90T_PERPOV_HOMECORE 1990 census tract pct of persons in poverty, core location Num 8126 M_CHNG_PERPOV Change in census tract pct of persons in poverty, core location Num 8127 M_CLTTR All visible rooms in house were cluttered Num 8128 M_COND_NOMIS Housing condition rating Num 8129 M_CURR_LNGTH_NOMIS Length of time in current housing unit Num 8130 M_CURRENT_TENURE_NOMIS Adult respondent's report of current housing tenure Num 8131 M_CURRNGH_NOMIS Length of time living in current neighborhood Num 8132 M_DBLUP_CURRENT_NOMIS Adult respondent reports living with others Num 8133 M_DRUGS30DAYS_NOMIS Seen people using drugs during past 30 days Num 8134 M_DRUNK_NOMIS Problem with public drinking or groups of people hanging out Num 8

135 M_EARLYH6Baseline public housing development was an early HOPE VI (1=Yes, 0=No) Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes136 M_ESTPOV Estimated census tract pct of persons in poverty, core location Num 8

137 M_EVERSHUTOFF_NOMISWas respondent's gas, water or electricity ever shutoff for non-payment, exludes missings Num 8

138 M_EVICT_THREAT_NOMISDid landlord ever threaten eviction for non-paymentof rent, missings excluded Num 8

139 M_EVICTED_12MOS_NOMIS Was respondent evicted in the past 12 months, no missings Num 8140 M_GENCOND Rating of unit condition or building conditions Num 8

141 M_GET_SHUTOFFNOT_NOMISEver receive a shutoff notice when more than 15 days late in past 12 months? Excludes missings Num 8

142 M_GRAFFITI_NOMIS Problem with graffiti in neighborhood Num 8143 M_HEATPROB_NOMIS Problem with heating Num 8

144 M_HMLESS_DBLUP_NOMISindicates whether the adult respondent was homeless or doubled up in the past 12 months, controls Num 8

145 M_HOMELESS_12MO_NOMIS Was adult respondent homeless in the past 12 months? Num 8

146 M_HOMELESS_CURRENT_NOMIS Adult respondent reports being homeless or living in a group shelter Num 8

147 M_HOMELESS_NOMISFlag indicating whether adult respondent reported being homeless at the time of the interim Num 8

148 M_HSATISFLAG_NOMIS Overall satisfaction with current housing unit Num 8149 M_HSG_COST Total monthly housing costs Num 8

150 M_HSG_TENURE

1=unsubsidized renter 2=subsidized renter 3=unknown renter 4=unassisted homeowner5=assisted homeowner 6=unknown homeowner 7=other housing situation 8=refused or don't know Num 8

151 M_HSGPRB_NOMIS Count of housing problems in current unit Num 8

152 M_IMPUTE_MONTH_UTILITYMonthly utility costs for survey respondents, some cases partially imputed and others wholly imputed Num 8

153 M_INSECUR_BIAS_NOMIS Adult encountered bias in housing search, reason given Num 8154 M_INSECUR_DISCRIM_NOMIS Adult encountered discrimination in housing search, reason given Num 8

155 M_LATE_CHARGE_NOMIS evre charged a late payment fee during this time?, exludes missings Num 8156 M_LATE15DAYS_12MOS_NOMIS Ever more than 15 days late paying utilities in past 12 months Num 8

157 M_LATE15DAYS_RENT_NOMISWas the respondent ever 15 days late paying the rent, missings excluded Num 8

158 M_LNLDPROB_NOMIS Problems with recent landlord Num 8159 M_LOCKBRKN_NOMIS Problem with broken locks on door Num 8160 M_MONEYPROB_NOMIS Combined problems paying for housing Num 8

161 M_MONTHLY_UTILITY_COSTMonthly utility costs for survey respondents with whole or partial utility cost data Num 8

162 M_MOVEOUT_NOMISDid the respondent moveout when utilities were shutoff, excluding missings Num 8

163 M_MOVEPATT1 Move pattern 1, adult sample Num 8164 M_MOVEPATT2 Move pattern 2, adult sample Num 8165 M_NGHPRB_NOMIS Count of problems in current neighborhood Num 8166 M_NOUNIT_NOMIS Homeless, doubled-up or evicted Num 8167 M_NSATISFD_NOMIS Neighborhood satisfaction rating Num 8168 M_NSATISFLAG_NOMIS Overall satisfaction with current neighborhood Num 8169 M_NUM_SPELL_CAT Number of address spells, adult sample Num 8170 M_NUMMOVES_NOMIS Number of moves since baseline Num 8171 M_NUMROOMS_NOMIS Number of rooms in current unit Num 8




172M_O_FORECLOSE_THREAT_NOMIS Did the bank ever threaten foreclosure, missings excluded Num 8

173M_O_LATE15DAYS_MORTGAGE_NOMIS

Was respondent 15 days late paying mortgage in past 12 months, missings excluded Num 8

174 M_OWNER_COST Monthly homeowner costs: Survey Num 8175 M_OWNER_CURRENT_NOMIS Adult respondent reports owning his/her own home Num 8176 M_OWNERCOST_FLAG 1=valid owner cost value 0=missing owner cost value Num 8177 M_PLUMBGPRB_NOMIS Problem with plumbing Num 8178 M_PNTPLA Problem with broken plaster or peeling paint, observed Num 8179 M_POLICE_NORESP_NOMIS Problem with police not coming when called Num 8

180 M_POVCHG_CAT

Change in census tract pct of persons in poverty, core location (1=Decreasing (more than 5 pts), 2=Stable, 3=Increasing (more than 5 pts) Num 8

181 M_PROB_HEAT_NOMIS Problem with heating or plumbing in current unit Num 8182 M_PROB_PAINT_NOMIS Problem with peeling paint or wallpaper Num 8183 M_PROB_VERMIN_NOMIS Problem with mice, rats or cockroaches Num 8184 M_PROG_TYPE_H prog_type Char 1

185 M_PROTIME1 Proportion of time in census tract with 0-9.9 pct of persons in poverty Num 8

186 M_PROTIME2Proportion of time in census tract with 10-19.9 pct of persons in poverty Num 8



189 M_PROTIME5 Proportion of time in census tract with 40+ pct of persons in poverty Num 8190 M_PUBDRINK_HANGOUT_NOMIS Problem with public drinking or groups of people hanging out Num 8191 M_PYMNTPROB_NOMIS rent or mortgage problems Num 8192 M_RATS_NOMIS Problem with mice, rats Num 8193 M_REASONLEFT_NOMIS Reason for leaving housing assistance Num 8194 M_RENTER_ASSISTED 1=Subsidized Renter from Survey 0=Other from Survey Num 8

195M_RENTER_SELF_CURRENT_NOMIS Adult respondent reports renting an apartment Num 8

196 M_ROACHS_NOMIS Problem with roaches Num 8197 M_SAFE_DAY_NOMIS Feel safe during the day Num 8198 M_SAFE_NIGHT_NOMIS Feel safe at night Num 8199 M_SNATCH_NOMIS Purse or wallet snatched in past 6 months Num 8200 M_STAB_NOMIS Anyone stabbed or shot in past 6 months Num 8201 M_STRUCTYP type of building respondent lives in, observed Num 8

202 M_SVY_ASSIST1=Living in Household Receiving Housing Assistance: Survey 0=Other Housing Situation: Survey Num 8

203 M_SVY_PH Currently living in public housing: survey data Num 8204 M_SVY_PROJSEC8 Currently living in project-based Section 8 housing: Survey Num 8205 M_SVY_TNTSEC8 Currently living in tenant-based Section 8 housing: Survey Num 8206 M_THREAT_NOMIS Threatened with knife or gun in past 6 months Num 8207 M_TOTAL_OWNER_COST Total monthly costs for owning current home Num 8208 M_TOTAL_RENTER_COST Total monthly cost of current rental housing Num 8




209M_TRASH_GRAF_ABDNBLDG_NOMIS Problem with trash, graffiti or abandoned buildings in neighborhood Num 8

210 M_TRASH_NOMIS Problem with trash in neighborhood Num 8211 M_UTILTPROB_NOMIS ?problems paying utilities Num 8212 M_VICTIM_6MOS_NOMIS Anyone in household been victimized in past 6 months Num 8213 M_WALLS observed windows or walls with open cracks or holes Num 8214 M_WINDBRKN_NOMIS Problem with broken windows Num 8

215 NB_MONIT_GRAFFITI_ADLikely or very likely neighbors would do something about children spray-painting graffiti (E11b) Num 8

216 NB_MONIT_SKIPSCH_ADLikely or very likely neighbors would do something about children skipping school or hanging out on corner (E11a) Num 8

217 SN_ADL_HOSTL_IDXOB Parental hostility index - fraction of hostility items (OBS10-14) Num 8218 SN_ADL_VERBAL_IDXOB Parental verbal skills index - Fraction of skills (OBS16-19) Num 8219 SN_ADL_WARM_IDXOB Parental warmth index - fraction of warmth items (OBS1-9) Num 8

220 SN_NET_BROADNET_ADAdult has a diffuse network of friends, of which only a few know each other (E2) Num 8

221 SN_NET_CHAT_1XW_ADAdult stops to chat with neighbor in street or hallway at least once a week (E13) Num 8

222 SN_NET_CHURCH_1XM_ADAdult attended church or religious services at least once a month in past year (E14) Num 8

223 SN_NET_NOFRNDHUD_AD Adult has no friend who lives in his/her neighborhood (E2-E3) Num 8224 SN_NET_TRUST_AD Adult believes that most people can be trusted (E12) Num 8225 SN_NET_VSTTHR_1XW_AD Adult visits friends/relatives in their home at least once a week (E6) Num 8



228 SVY_TOT_511_ELIG # Core Family Mmbrs 5-11 (as of 5/31/01) Eligible for Interim Sample Num 8229 SVY_TOT_BL5TO12 # Core Family Mmbrs Ages 5 to 12 at Baseline Num 8230 SVY_TOT_BLADULTS # Core Family Members who were Adults (>=18) at Baseline Num 8231 SVY_TOT_BLKIDS # Core Family Mmbrs who were Children (<18) at Baseline Num 8232 SVY_TOT_BLTEENS # Core Family Mmbrs who were Teens (13-17) at Baseline Num 8233 SVY_TOT_BLUNDER5 # Core Family Mmbrs Under Age 5 at Baseline Num 8234 SVY_TOT_BLYNGEST Age at Baseline of Youngest Core Family Member Num 8235 SVY_TOT_CORE # Core Family Members Num 8

236 W_BENE_INSUR_AD Sample Adult is employed at a job that offers health insurance (C15a) Num 8

237 W_BENE_SICK_AD Sample Adult is employed at a job that offers paid sick leave (C15b) Num 8238 W_BENE_VACAT_AD Sample Adult is employed at a job that offers paid vacation (C15c) Num 8239 W_EARN_2001_AD Individual earnings in 2001 of the Sample Adult (D19) Num 8

240 W_EARN_ABOVPOV_W_ADSample Adult is employed at a job with weekly earnings above poverty (C9-C14e) Num 8

241 W_EARN_RANGE_AD Earning Range of Sample Adult in 2001 (D19 - D19e) Char 8242 W_EARN_WKLY_MAIN_AD Current Weekly Earnings of Sample Adult at Main Job (C9-C14e) Num 8

243 W_HRS_35ALL_ADSample Adult is employed full-time (35 hours) at all jobs combined (C4, C4a, C31, C34) Num 8

244 W_JOBTRAIN_SEP00_ADAdult respondent has participated in job-related training since September 2000 (B3a-B3b) Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes245 W_OCC_BLUECOLL_AD Sample Adult is employed in a blue-collar occupation (C6) Num 8

246 W_OCC_PROFESS_ADSample Adult is employed in a professional or managerial occupation (C6) Num 8

247 W_OCC_SERVICE_AD Sample Adult is employed in a service occupation (C6) Num 8248 W_OCC_TECHNICAL_AD Sample Adult is employed in a technical occupation (C6) Num 8

249 W_OCC_WHITECOLL_ADSample Adult is employed in a white-collar occupation (professional, managerial, or technical) (C6) Num 8

250 W_SEARCH_ACTIVE_AD Sample Adult actively searched for a job last week (C23) Num 8251 W_STATUS_EMP_AD Sample Adult is employed (C1-C2) Num 8252 W_STATUS_NOTINLF_AD Sample Adult is not in the labor force (C1-C26) Num 8253 W_STATUS_UNEMP_AD Sample Adult is unemployed (C1-C26) Num 8254 W_TENURE_1Y_AD Sample Adult has a job tenure of more than one year (C8) Num 8255 WT_310HOBS Subsample weight for Household Observation Num 8256 WT_310MSR Subsample weight for Measures (BP/HW) Num 8257 WT_310NOBS Subsample weight for Neighborhood Observation Num 8258 WT_310SVY Subsample weight for Ch, Yt and Ad Surveys Num 8259 WT_RARATIO Randomization Ratio Weight (excluding 1998 cases) Num 8

260 WT_SAMPSVYwt_Sampsvy = Sampling Weight (Inverse Probability of Selection for the Survey) Num 8

261 WT_TOTCOREwt_Totcore = Total Weight (Excl LA98, Phantoms, Duplicates) for Admin Data of Core Members (wt_Raratio * Core Membership) Num 8

262 WT_TOTNOBSwt_Totnobs = Total Adult Weight for the Neighborhood Observation (wt_Raratio*wt_Sampsvy*wt_310nobs) Num 8

263 X_AD_19_29 Sample Adult age 19 to 29 as of 05/31/01 Num 8264 X_AD_30_39 Sample Adult age 30 to 39 as of 05/31/01 Num 8265 X_AD_40_49 Sample Adult age 40 to 49 as of 05/31/01 Num 8266 X_AD_EDGED At baseline, adult had a GED (Baseline, AD.e). Num 8

267 X_AD_EDGRADHSAt baseline, sample adult reported having completed high school (Baseline, AD.e). Num 8

268 X_AD_EDGRADHS_MISS Flag for missing BL info on GED and h.s. diploma status. Num 8269 X_AD_EDINSCH Sample adult was enrolled in school at baseline (Baseline, AD.d). Num 8

270 X_AD_ETHN_HISPSample Adult is Hispanic, whether his/her race is black, white, or other. Num 8

271 X_AD_MALE Male Sample Adult Num 8

272 X_AD_NEVMARR At baseline, sample adult had never been married (Baseline, AD.g). Num 8

273 X_AD_PARENTU18Sample adult was between 10 and 17 years old (inclusive) at birth of first child (Baseline, AD.i) Num 8

274 X_AD_RACE_BLACK Sample Adult is African American Num 8

275 X_AD_RACE_OTHERSample household member is of a racial group other than African-American or white Num 8

276 X_AD_WORKING At baseline, sample adult was working for pay (Baseline, AD.f). Num 8

277 X_HH_AFDCAt baseline, adult respondent was receiving AFDC/TANF (Baseline, 5.2). Num 8

278 X_HH_CAR At baseline, adult respondent had a car (Baseline, 4.18). Num 8279 X_HH_DISABL At baseline, a household member had a disability (Baseline, 5.8). Num 8280 X_HH_NOTEENS No teen (ages 13-17) children in core household at baseline. Num 8281 X_HH_SIZE2 Core household size is 2 or smaller. Num 8282 X_HH_SIZE3 Core household size equals 3. Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes283 X_HH_SIZE4 Core household size equals 4. Num 8

284 X_HH_VICTIM

During the 6 months preceding baseline survey, a household member had been beaten/assaulted; threatened with a gun or knife; or had their purse, wallet, or jewelry snatched from them (Baseline, 2.12a-c). Num 8

285 X_HOOD_5YAt baseline, adult respondent had been living in his/her neighborhood for 5 or more years (Baseline, 1.3). Num 8

286 X_HOOD_CHATAt baseline, adult respondent stopped to chat with neighbor in street or hallway at least once a week (Baseline, 3.5). Num 8

287 X_HOOD_NBRKIDAt baseline, respondent was very likely to tell neighbor if he/she saw neighbor's child getting into trouble (Baseline, 3.8). Num 8

288 X_HOOD_NOFAMILYAt baseline, respondent reported not having any family living in the neighborhood (Baseline, 3.7). Num 8

289 X_HOOD_NOFRIENDAt baseline, respondent reported not having any friends in the neighborhood(Baseline, 3.6). Num 8

290 X_HOOD_SAFENITAt baseline, streets near home were very unsafe at night (Baseline, 2.5). Num 8

291 X_HOOD_VERYDISSATAt baseline, respondent was very dissatisfied with his/her neighborhood (Baseline, 2.1). Num 8

292 X_HOUS_FNDAPTBaseline respondent reported being very sure he/she would find an apartment in a different area of the city (Baseline, 6.1). Num 8

293 X_HOUS_MOV3TMAdult respondent had moved more than 3 times in 5 years prior to baseline (Baseline, 1.4). Num 8

294 X_HOUS_MOVDRGSBaseline respondent's primary or secondary reason for wanting to move was to get away from gangs or drugs (Baseline, 1.9-1.10). Num 8

295 X_HOUS_MOVSCHLBaseline respondent's primary or secondary reason for moving was to have access to better schools for children (Baseline, 1.9-1.10). Num 8

296 X_HOUS_SEC8BEFAt baseline, respondent had already previously applied for a Section 8 voucher or certificate (Baseline, 1.1). Num 8

297 X_SITE_BALT Baltimore Site Num 8298 X_SITE_BOS Boston Site Num 8299 X_SITE_CHI Chicago Site Num 8300 X_SITE_LA LA Site Num 8301 Z_BL_DATE_IMP Date of Baseline Survey (BLCMPDTE or Imputed Value) Num 8

07. mto_int_rawsvy_adult 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_rawsvy_adult Description: Interim adult/household raw survey dataNumber of Obs: 3526Number of Vars: 595File creation date: 20APR17:20:56:03

sheetname=07. mto_int_rawsvy_adultPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Person Identifier (FAMID plus ROSTER #) Char $ 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 OBSSC2 = check box if no sample child for this visit (e.g., no child for observation respondent and child interaction) Num 8

4 OBS11. HHR’s voice conveyed positive feeling when speaking of or to target child. Num YN_OBS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Not Observed4=Don't Remember

5 OBS2 2. HHR answered target child’s questions or requests verbally. Num YN_OBS 8


6 OBS33. HHR spontaneously praised target child’s behavior or qualities twice during visit. Num YN_OBS 8


7 OBS4 4. HHR caressed, kissed, or cuddled target child once during visit. Num YN_OBS 8


8 OBS55. HHR helped target child to demonstrate some achievement during visit or mentioned a particular skill, strength, or achievement. Num YN_OBS 8


9 OBS66. HHR encouraged target child to contribute to the conversation during the visit. Num YN_OBS 8


10 OBS77. HHR showed positive emotional responses to praise of target child by visitor. Num YN_OBS 8





11 OBS88. HHR talked twice to target child during visit (beyond correction and introduction). Num YN_OBS 8


12 OBS99. HHR used some term of endearment or some diminutive for target child’s name when talking about him/her at least twice during visit. Num YN_OBS 8


13 OBS10 10. HHR scolded or criticized target child once during visit. Num YN_OBS 8


14 OBS11 11. HHR scolded or criticized target child more than once during visit. Num YN_OBS 8


15 OBS12 12. HHR shouted at target child during visit. Num YN_OBS 8


16 OBS13

13. HHR expressed overt annoyance with or hostility toward target child—complained, described him/her as 'bad,' said he/she won’t mind, etc. Num YN_OBS 8


17 OBS14 14. HHR slapped or spanked target child during visit. Num YN_OBS 8


18 OBS1515. What was the total number of minutes available for observing the parent or primary caregiver interacting with the target child? Num MINOBS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=< 5 Min2=5-<10 Min3=10-<20 Min4=20 Min or More7 =(undefined)8=DK

19 OBS1616. Respondent’s speech was distinct, clear, and audible to interviewer. Num YN_8DK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No8=DK

20 OBS1717. Respondent appeared to readily understand the interviewer’s questions. Num YN_8DK 8





21 OBS1818. Respondent expressed ideas freely and easily, and used statements of appropriate length. Num YN_8DK 8


22 OBS1919. Respondent initiated verbal interchange with visitor, asked questions, made spontaneous comments. Num YN_8DK 8


23 OBS20

20. Did you observe any open cracks or holes in walls or ceiling, not little hairline cracks or nail holes but OPEN cracks or holes wider than the edge of a dime? Num YN_6DK 8


24 OBS2121. Did you observe any areas of broken plaster or peeling paint bigger than the size of a standard business letter (8.5 x 11'')? Num YN_6DK 8


25 OBS22 22. Does the house or apartment have wall-to-wall carpet? Num YN_6DK 8


26 OBS2323. Does the house or apartment have obvious dampness or mold on the walls? Num YN_6DK 8


27 OBS2424. Does the house or apartment have evidence of cigarette smoking? Num YN_6DK 8


28 OBS2525. Does the house or apartment have a dog, cat, or other pet with fur? Num YN_6DK 8


29 OBS26

26. Was the house or apartment noisy from noise in the house, so that it was difficult or distracting to hear and be heard (TV, radio, shouts of children)? Num VERYSOM 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very2=3=Somewhat4=5=Not At All6=Not Observed

30 OBS27

27. Was the house or apartment noisy from noise outside the house, so that it was difficult or distracting to hear and be heard (trains, cars, people, music)? Num VERYSOM 8





31 OBS28 28. Were all the visible rooms in the apartment/ house cluttered? Num VERYSOM 8


32 OBS2929. Which category best describes the building in which the respondent’s unit is located? Num OB29F 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Single Family Det.2=Single Family Att.3=1-3 Story Mult Fam4=4-6 Story Mult Fam5=7+ Story Mult Fam6=Mobile Home7=Oth:Mix Resid/Comr8=Oth:Not InHome Int9=Oth:Public Housing62=Oth:Sing Fam Att63=Oth:1-3 St MulFam65=Oth:7+ St MultFam95=Other (Spec):98=DK

33 OBS3030. How would you rate the general condition of this housing unit or building? Num OB30F 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Well-Kept, Good Repair2=Fair Condition3=Poor (Peeling Paint)4=Badly Deteriorated8=DK

34 OBS3131. How would you rate the general condition of most of the housing units or other buildings on this block? Num OB31F 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Well-Kept, Good Repair2=Fair Condition3=Poor (Peeling Paint)4=Badly Deteriorated5=No Other Structures8=DK

35 OBS32 32. Does this building have any broken windows? Num YN_8DK 8


36 OBS3333. Does this building have metal bars on any of its windows above the basement level? Num YN_8DK 8


37 OBS34

34. Are there metal bars on the windows above the basement level of any other buildings on either side of the street, within half a block in either direction of the unit? Num OB34F 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes, on 1 Building2=Yes, on More than 1 Bldg3=No Bars on Windows8=DK




38 OBS35 35. How would you rate the condition of the street in this block? Num OB35F 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Good (Smooth)2=Moderate (Good Rep)3=Fair (Minor Repair)4=Poor (Potholes)8=DK

39 OBS3636. Is there trash, litter or junk within a half a block in either direction of the unit? Num OB36F 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Major Accumul.2=Minor Accumul.3=None8=DK

40 OBS3737. How would you characterize the land use on this block face, based on street-level frontage? Num OB37F 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Residential2=Commercial3=Mixed Resid/Comm4=Industrial5=Vacant Houses6=Vacant Lots/OpSpac8=Parks or Playgrnds9=Oth:Public Housing61=Oth:Prim Resident63=Oth:Mix Resid/Com95=Other98=DK

41 DATEFIN_AD date of adult interview at interim Char $ 1442 S_PPID PPID of the spouse of the adult Char 1043 K1_PPID ppid of the K1 child Char 1044 K2_PPID ppid of the K1 child Char 1045 HH01_PPID ppid of household hh01 member on survey Char 1046 HH02_PPID ppid of household hh02 member on survey Char 1047 HH03_PPID ppid of household hh03 member on survey Char 1048 HH04_PPID ppid of household hh04 member on survey Char 1049 HH05_PPID ppid of household hh05 member on survey Char 1050 HH06_PPID ppid of household hh06 member on survey Char 1051 HH07_PPID ppid of household hh07 member on survey Char 1052 HH08_PPID ppid of household hh08 member on survey Char 1053 HH09_PPID ppid of household hh09 member on survey Char 1054 HH10_PPID ppid of household hh10 member on survey Char 1055 HH11_PPID ppid of household hh11 member on survey Char 1056 HH12_PPID ppid of household hh12 member on survey Char 1057 HH13_PPID ppid of household hh13 member on survey Char 1058 HH14_PPID ppid of household hh14 member on survey Char 1059 HH15_PPID ppid of household hh15 member on survey Char 1060 SEMANA1 random day of the week for K1 Num 861 SEMANA2 random day of the week for K2 Num 8




62 A24E2S2 Other types? Num A24ES 8

._-.Z=Missing

1=Oth:Specific Area2=Oth:Everywhere/State3=Oth:Nhbrhd Feature5=Oth:Periphery/Out7=Oth:City/Center9=Oth:Out of State95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions


._-.Z=Missing

1=Oth:Specific Area2=Oth:Everywhere/State3=Oth:Nhbrhd Feature4=Oth:Better Ngbrhd5=Oth:Periphery/Out6=Oth:Housing Type7=Oth:City/Center8=Oth:S8 Listings95=Other Specify


._-.Z=Missing

3=Oth:Nhbrhd Feature5=Oth:Periphery/Out7=Oth:City/Center

65 A24E2S5 Other types? Num A24ES 8._-.Z=Missing




69 A25AAltogether in the month just past, what did you pay as rent? We are interested only in knowing your part of the payment. Num WKPYB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

70 A25BWhat is the total current monthly payment on this house or apartment? AMOUNT PER MONTH: $__ __ __ __ Num WKPYB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

71 A28

[INTERVIEWER: IF RENTER, SKIP TO A30; IF NOT LIVING IN A HOUSEHOLD, SKIP TO A31]: What is the monthly amount you pay for owning this house or apartment? Num WKPYB 8

-3.00-2400.00=-3-2=Ref-1=DK

72 A28A Does that amount include taxes and insurance? Num YESNORD 8


73 A28B What is the amount paid annually for taxes? Num ANNDOL 8-3.00-8000.00=-3-1=DKDollars




74 A28C What is the amount paid annually for insurance? Num ANNDOL 8

-3.00-1200.00=-3-2=REF-1=DKDollars

75 A30A Electricity Num ANNDOL 8

-3.00-6000.00=-3-2=REF-1=DKDollars

76 A30A2 (If Volunteered Reason For No Payment) Num NOELEC 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Rent/Condo Fee Inc3=No Charge4=No Elec Used7=REF8=DK

77 A30B Gas: Num ANNDOL 8

-3.00-8000.00=-3-2=REF-1=DKDollars

78 A30B2 (If Volunteered Reason For No Payment) Num NOGAS 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Rent/Condo Fee Inc3=No Charge4=No Gas Used7=REF8=DK

79 A30C Water and sewer: Num ANNDOL 8

-3.00-3600.00=-3-2=REF-1=DKDollars

80 A30C2 (If Volunteered Reason For No Payment) Num NOWTR 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Rent/Condo Fee Inc3=No Charge7=REF8=DK

81 A30D Oil, coal, kerosene, wood, etc.: Num ANNDOL 8

-3.00-4512.00=-3-2=REF-1=DKDollars

82 A30D2 (If Volunteered Reason For No Payment) Num NOFUEL 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Rent/Condo Fee Inc3=No Charge/Fuels Not Used8=DK




83 A37AS01 Why was that? Num YEVICT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Non-payment Rent2=LL Wanted Unit4=Damage to Unit5=Behavior Of Kids6=Nuisance(Loud,Etc)7=Oth:Husband Behav8=Oth:Conflict w/LL9=Oth:Foreclosure10=Oth:Sec8 Issues61=Oth:Rent Non-paym62=Oth:LL Wantd Unit64=Oth:Damag to Unit65=Oth:Behav Of Kids66=Oth:Nuisance/Loud95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions


._-.Z=Missing1=Non-payment Rent3=Housekeeping4=Damage to Unit10=Oth:Sec8 Issues61=Oth:Rent Non-paym95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**4=Damage to Unit61=Oth:Rent Non-paym63=Oth:Housekeeping96=No Other Mentions


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**65=Oth:Behav Of Kids96=No Other Mentions

87 A37AS05 Why was that? Num YEVICT 8._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**






93 C7

What are your usual duties or activities at this job? For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying brick. [RECORD VERBATIM Num OTHRSPEC 8

._-.Z=Missing995=Other Specify997=REF998=DK




94 C9

For your (main) job, what is the easiest way for you to report your total earnings before taxes or other deductions: hourly, weekly, annually, or on some other basis? Num PAYUNIT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Hourly2=Daily3=Weekly4=Biweekly (Evry 2W)5=Twice Monthly6=Monthly7=Annually9=Oth:Comm/sale10=Oth:Comm/delivery11=Oth:Salaried61=Oth:Hourly67=Oth:Annually95=Other Specify97=REF98=DK

95 C10Do you usually receive overtime pay, tips, or commissions (at your main job)? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

96 C11

(Including overtime pay, tips, and commissions), what are your usual (daily/weekly/biweekly/monthly/annual) earnings on this job, before taxes or other deductions? Num WKPYB 8

-9.00-48000.00=-9-2=Ref-1=DK

97 C11A[IF RATE OF PAY IS NOT DAILY (C9 ~= 2) SKIP TO C12] How many days a week do you usually work? Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK1=13=35=56-10=6-10

98 C12[IF RATE OF PAY NOT ANNUAL (C9 ~= 7) SKIP TO C15] How many weeks a year do you get paid for? Num NUMWK 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1-4=1-49-12=9-1213-16=13-1617-20=17-2021-24=21-2425-36=25-3637-48=37-4849-52=49-52

99 C12A

[INTERVIEWER: DEFINE [UNIT] AS UNIT TYPE FROM C9. IF PER UNIT AND OVERTIME PAY, TIPS, AND COMMISSIONS (C9=8 AND C10=1), SKIP TO C12d.] Num UNIT12A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Per Unit & OT Pay2=Per Unit & No OT

100 C12BWhat is your rate of pay per [UNIT] (on this job)?{In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8 -1=DK

101 C12C For how many [UNIT]s are you usually paid per week (on this job)? Num C12C 8 -1=DK

102 C12D

Excluding overtime pay, tips, and commissions, what is your rate of pay per [UNIT] (on this job)?{In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8




103 C12E For how many [UNIT]s are you usually paid per week at this rate? Num LOWCNTB 8._-.Z=Missing6-10=6-10

104 C12G

(At your main job,) how much do you usually receive just in overtime pay, tips, commissions, before taxes or other deductions?{In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8

105 C12H Is that... Num OTUNIT 8._-.Z=Missing3=Per Week

106 C12L How many days per week do you usually work at this rate? Num RGHRS 8._-.Z=Missing1-9=1-9

107 C13[INTERVIEWER: IF HOURLY AND OVERTIME PAY, TIPS, AND COMMISSIONS, SKIP TO C14A.] Num HRC13_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Hourly & OT/Tips/C2=Hourly & Not OT/TC

108 C13A What is your hourly rate of pay (on this job)? Num PENNYHR 8-2=REF-1=DK

109 C14A

Excluding overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is your hourly rate of pay (on this job)?{In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8

-2=REF-1=DK

110 C14B How many hours do you usually work per week at this rate? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-5051-60=51-60

111 C14C

(At your main job,) how much do you usually receive just in overtime pay, tips, commissions, before taxes or other deductions?{In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8

-2=REF-1=DK

112 C14D Is that... Num OTUNIT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Per Hour2=Per Day3=Per Week4=Per Month5=Per Year7=Oth:Biweekly95=Other: Specify

113 C14E

[INTERVIEWER: IF OVERTIME RATE OF PAY IS DAY, WEEK, MONTH, YEAR, OTHER, OR UNKNOWN (C14d=2-98), SKIP TO C15] How many (days/UNITS/hours) do you usually work per week at this rate? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2935-40=35-40




114 C23S01

What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks? [INTERVIEWER: CHECK ALL THAT APPLY.] {Response 01} Num FINDWRK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Contacted Employer2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives5=Interviewed For6=Sch/Univ Empl. Ctr7=Sent Resume/Applic8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training12=Oth:Internet61=Oth:Cont Emplyers63=Oth:Priv Emp Agen71=Oth:Job Training94=Nothing95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions

115 C23S02


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**1=Contacted Employer2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives5=Interviewed For6=Sch/Univ Empl. Ctr7=Sent Resume/Applic8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training12=Oth:Internet13=Oth:Job fair61=Oth:Cont Emplyers62=Oth:Pub Empl Agen70=Oth:Looked At Ads95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions




116 C23S03


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**1=Contacted Employer2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives5=Interviewed For6=Sch/Univ Empl. Ctr7=Sent Resume/Applic8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training12=Oth:Internet61=Oth:Cont Emplyers62=Oth:Pub Empl Agen95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions

117 C23S04


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**1=Contacted Employer2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives5=Interviewed For6=Sch/Univ Empl. Ctr7=Sent Resume/Applic8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training12=Oth:Internet62=Oth:Pub Empl Agen64=Oth:Cont Frnd/Rel95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions

118 C23S05


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**1=Contacted Employer2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives5=Interviewed For6=Sch/Univ Empl. Ctr7=Sent Resume/Applic8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training67=Oth:Sent CV/Aplic96=No Other Mentions




119 C23S06


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**1=Contacted Employer2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives5=Interviewed For6=Sch/Univ Empl. Ctr7=Sent Resume/Applic8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training12=Oth:Internet62=Oth:Pub Empl Agen96=No Other Mentions

120 C23S07


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives7=Sent Resume/Applic8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training12=Oth:Internet64=Oth:Cont Frnd/Rel96=No Other Mentions

121 C23S08


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**8=Union/Prof Regist.9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads67=Oth:Sent CV/Aplic96=No Other Mentions

122 C23S09


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**6=Sch/Univ Empl. Ctr9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training96=No Other Mentions

123 C23S10


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training

124 C23S11


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**11=Attended Training96=No Other Mentions




125 C23S12


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**96=No Other Mentions

126 C23S13


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**

127 C23S14



128 C23S15



129 C29_01

What kind of work did you usually do for this employer? [INTERVIEWER: RECORD TYPE OF WORK FOR EACH EMPLOYER. {01 EMP} Num OTHRSPEC 8

._-.Z=Missing995=Other Specify997=REF998=DK999=Unable to retriev

130 C29_02



131 C29_03



132 C29_04


._-.Z=Missing995=Other Specify

133 C29_05


._-.Z=Missing995=Other Specify997=REF

134 C42

What are his usual duties or activities at this job? For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying brick. [RECORD VERBATIM] Num OTHRSPEC 8


135 C44

For his (main) job what is the easiest way for you to report his total earnings before taxes or other deductions hourly, weekly, annually, or on some other basis? Num PAYUNIT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Hourly2=Daily3=Weekly4=Biweekly (Evry 2W)6=Monthly7=Annually9=Oth:Comm/sale95=Other Specify97=REF98=DK

136 C45Does he usually receive overtime pay, tips, or commissions (at main job)? Num YESNORD 8


137 C46

(Including overtime pay, tips, and commissions), what are [SPOUSES] usual (daily/weekly/biweekly/monthly/annual) earnings on this job, before taxes or other deductions? Num WKPYB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes138 C47 How many (days a week/ weeks per year) does he usually work? Num WKPYB 8

139 C47A

[INTERVIEWER: DEFINE [UNIT] AS UNIT TYPE FROM C44. IF PER UNIT AND OVERTIME PAY, TIPS, AND COMMISSIONS (C44=8 AND C45=1), SKIP TO C47d] Num UNIT12A 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Per Unit & No OT

140 C47BWhat is [SPOUSE]'s rate of pay per [UNIT] (on this job)?{In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8 -1=DK

141 C47CFor how many [UNIT]s is [SPOUSE] usually paid per week (on this job)? Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

142 C48

C48.<c48> [INTERVIEWER: IF HOURLY AND OVERTIME PAY, TIPS, AND COMMISSIONS, SKIP TO C49a] CAPI calculation Yes (1) = HOURLY and Over time rate [ <C48> = 1] No (2) = HOURLY AND NO overtime rate of pay per UNIT [<C48> = 2] Num HRC13_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Hourly & OT/Tips/C2=Hourly & Not OT/TC

143 C48AWhat is [SPOUSE]'s hourly rate of pay (on this job)? {In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8 -1=DK

144 C49AExcluding overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is his hourly rate of pay (on this job)?{In Cents - 2 Implied Decimal Places for Dollars} Num PENNYHR 8 -1=DK

145 C49B How many hours does he usually work per week at this rate? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK10-19=10-1935-40=35-4041-50=41-50

146 C49C(At his main job), how much does [SPOUSE] usually receive just in overtime pay, tips, commissions, before taxes or other deductions? Num WKPYB 8 -1=DK

147 C49D Is that... Num OTUNIT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Per Hour3=Per Week

148 C49EHow many (days/UNITS/hours) does he usually work per week at this rate? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1-9=1-9

149 C58S01What are all the things he has done to find work during the past four weeks? [CHECK ALL THAT APPLY] {1st Response} Num FINDWRK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Contacted Employer4=Friends/Relatives7=Sent Resume/Applic9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads11=Attended Training94=Nothing

150 C58S02What are all the things he has done to find work during the past four weeks? [CHECK ALL THAT APPLY] {2nd Response} Num FINDWRK 8

._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives7=Sent Resume/Applic9=Placed/Answered Ad96=No Other Mentions




151 C58S03What are all the things he has done to find work during the past four weeks? [CHECK ALL THAT APPLY] {3rd Response} Num FINDWRK 8

._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**2=Public Employ Agcy3=Priv Employ Agcy4=Friends/Relatives7=Sent Resume/Applic9=Placed/Answered Ad96=No Other Mentions

152 C58S04What are all the things he has done to find work during the past four weeks? [CHECK ALL THAT APPLY] {4th Response} Num FINDWRK 8

._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**4=Friends/Relatives5=Interviewed For9=Placed/Answered Ad10=Looked At Ads96=No Other Mentions


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**5=Interviewed For7=Sent Resume/Applic10=Looked At Ads96=No Other Mentions


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**5=Interviewed For9=Placed/Answered Ad11=Attended Training96=No Other Mentions


._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**10=Looked At Ads96=No Other Mentions

















164 D4A How much was your tax refund? Num ANNDOL 8-2=REF-1=DKDollars




165 D19How much did you earn from all your employers before taxes and deductions during 2001? Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

166 D19A Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK9=Under Review**

167 D19B Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8


168 D19C Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8


169 D19D Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8


170 D19E Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK9=Under Review**

171 D20

During 2001, how much income did you receive from any businesses you have, from work on the side that you did, or from dividends, interest, or rental property you own? ENTER DOLLAR AMOUNT: $__ __ __ __ Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

172 D21

How much did you receive altogether from the government in the form of TANF, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), unemployment benefits, Social Security, General Assistance and things like that during 2001? ENTER DOLLAR AMOUNT: $__ __ __ __ Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

173 D22

How much did you receive from all other sources, such as alimony or child support, pensions, help from friends or relatives, or anything else during 2001? Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

174 D23How much did he earn from all his employers before taxes and deductions during 2001? Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

175 D23A Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8





176 D23B Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8


177 D23C Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8


178 D23D Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8


179 D23E Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num YESNORD 8


180 D24

During 2001, how much income did [SPOUSE] receive from any businesses he has, from work on the side that he did, or from dividends, interest, or rental property he owns? ENTER DOLLAR AMOUNT: $__ __ __ __ Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

181 D25

How much did he receive altogether from the government in the form of TANF, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), unemployment benefits, Social Security, General Assistance and things like that during 2001? ENTER DOLLAR AMOUNT: $__ __ __ __ Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

182 D26

How much did [SPOUSE] receive from all other sources, such as alimony or child support, pensions, help from friends or relatives, or anything else during 2001? Num ANNDOL 8

-2=REF-1=DKDollars

183 LANG INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN Num INTLANG 8

._-.Z=Missing1=English2=Spanish3=Both

184 INTERVWR_AD interviewer id for adult interview Char 14185 SVY_ADULT_FLAG Flag indicating adult survey was completed Num 8186 SVY_BREAKOFF_FLAG Flag indicating adult survey partially completed Num 8187 RA_DATE Randomization Date (BLRANDTE from Household Extract 0501) Num 8188 RA_SITE Site (1=Balt., 2=Bos, 3=Chicago, 4=LA, 5=NYC) Num 8189 RA_GROUP Randomization Group (1=Exp, 2=Sec8, 3=Control) Num 8

190 SVY_SITERARSite and RARDUM Variables Combined, e.g. 5_10 = Site=5 RARDUM10=1 Char 4

191 RA_GRP_EXP Family Randomized into Experimental Group Num 8192 RA_GRP_S8 Family Randomized into Section 8 Group Num 8

193 SVY_CMOVE Core Mover Flag where 1=Core Mover (same as flagcdw in Extract) Num 8194 RA_COHORT Later Cohort within the Site (excluding LA 1998) Num 8

195 Z_RARDUM_XRA Ratio Periods 1-11 (collapsed version of RARDUM1-11, note multiple sites in #1) Num 8

196 SVY_TOT_ORIG_K1K2 Total K1/K2 (originally selected) in Family Num 8197 SVY_FINAL_DISP Final Disposition from Completion File Char 11198 SVY_FINAL_DESC Descr. of Final Disp from Completion File Char 44




199 SVY_RACERace (1=AfrAm/2=Wht/3=AmInd/4=AsPacIsl/5=Oth) from Revised Demog File Num 8

200 SVY_ETHNIC Ethnicity (1=Hispanic, 2=Not Hispanic) from Revised Demog File Num 8201 SVY_GENDER Gender (M/F/.) from Revised Demog File Char 1

202 Z_DUPPAIRPair # (1-10) Id's Duplicate PPIDs or Individuals Listed as Core Members of 2 Families Num 8

203 SVY_CORE_IMP Core Member Flag (imputed if necessary) Num 8

204 SVY_AGE_IMP Updated Survey Age (Whole Yrs as of 05/31/2001), Excl. Phantoms Num 8205 Z_BL_DATE_IMP Date of Baseline Survey (BLCMPDTE or Imputed Value) Num 8




209 Z_DROPSAMPCH_FLAGFlag for Sample Child Later Determined to be Ineligible (Phantom or Not 5-19) Num 8

210 Z_MAGICFlag Indicating FAMID Ends in Magic Number (used for Subsample selection) Num 8

211 SVY_TOT_CORE # Core Family Members Num 8212 SVY_TOT_CH_ELIG Total Kids in Family Eligible for Interim Sample Num 8

213 SVY_TOT_511_ELIG # Core Family Mmbrs 5-11 (as of 5/31/01) Eligible for Interim Sample Num 8


215 SVY_TOT_CH_SELECTTotal Kids in Family Selected from Among Eligibles for Interim Sample Num 8

216 SVY_TOT_BLUNDER5 # Core Family Mmbrs Under Age 5 at Baseline Num 8217 SVY_TOT_BL5TO12 # Core Family Mmbrs Ages 5 to 12 at Baseline Num 8218 SVY_TOT_BLTEENS # Core Family Mmbrs who were Teens (13-17) at Baseline Num 8219 SVY_TOT_BLKIDS # Core Family Mmbrs who were Children (<18) at Baseline Num 8220 SVY_TOT_BLADULTS # Core Family Members who were Adults (>=18) at Baseline Num 8221 SVY_TOT_BLYNGEST Age at Baseline of Youngest Core Family Member Num 8222 Z_LA1998_FLAG Flag for LA Families Randomized in 1998 Num 8223 Z_DIG4FAM 4th Digit of FAMID Num 8224 Z_DIG7FAM Last Digit of FAMID Num 8225 SVY_K2_AGE_IMP svy_age_imp of of Family's K2 Child (if present and not phantom) Num 8226 SVY_K1_AGE_IMP svy_age_imp of of Family's K1 Child (if present and not phantom) Num 8227 INTERVWR_HOBS interviewer id for household observation Char 4228 DATEFIN_HOBS date of household observation at interim Char 14229 SVY_HOBS_FLAG Flag indicating household observation was done Num 8230 SVY_NOBS_FLAG Flag indicating neighborhood observation was done Num 8




231 A1First, I'd like to ask you some questions about your housing situation. Do you... Num RENTOWN 8

1=Rent Home or Apt2=Own Your Own Home3=W/Fam|Frnd PayPart4=W/Fam|Frnd Not Pay5=In Grp Shelter6=Homeless7=Incarcerated61=Oth:Rent Home/Apt64=Oth:Fam|Frn NoPay65=Oth:In Grp Sheltr66=Oth:Homeless68=Oth:GrpHome/Dorm95=Other Specify97=REF

232 A2

What is your relationship to the head of the household? [If relationship is spouse, then go back to A1 and select rent or own depending on whether spouse owns or rents this property] Num RELLIVE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Relative2=Partner/Boyfriend3=Friend4=Oth:Non-blood rel61=Oth:Relative62=Oth:Prtnr/Boyfrnd63=Oth:Friend

233 A2AWhat is the main reason you are living in someone else's housing unit? Num YLIVEW 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Couldn't Pay Rent2=Lost/Ended Job3=Was Doing Drugs4=LL Made Me Leave5=Didnt Get Along W/7=Chg In Fam Status8=Moved In W/Partner9=Oth:In trasition10=Oth:Prb w/prv bld11=Oth:LL~cmply Sec812=Oth:No Sec8 eligi13=Oth:Got/Chnge job14=Oth:Mov w/fam mem15=Oth:Probs w/LL61=Oth:Not Pay Rent62=Oth:Lost/End Job64=Oth:LL made Leave67=Oth:Chg Fam Statu95=Other Specify

234 A3

Overall, how would you describe the condition of your current house/apartment/living space? Would you say it was in excellent, good, fair, or poor condition? Num HSGCOND 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Excellent2=Good3=Fair4=Poor7=REF




235 A4Not including bathrooms and hallways, how many rooms are there in your house/apartment/living space? Num ROOMS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=One2=Two3=Three4=Four5=Five6=Six Or More7=REF8=DK

236 A5AWalls with peeling paint or broken plaster. Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all? Num BIGPROB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Big Problem2=Small Problem3=No Problem At All7=REF

237 A5B Plumbing that doesn't work? Num BIGPROB 8


238 A5C Rats or mice? Num BIGPROB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Big Problem2=Small Problem3=No Problem At All7=REF8=DK

239 A5D Cockroaches? Num BIGPROB 8


240 A5E Broken locks or no locks on the door to your unit? Num BIGPROB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Big Problem2=Small Problem3=No Problem At All

241 A5F Broken window or window without screens? Num BIGPROB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Big Problem2=Small Problem3=No Problem At All

242 A5G A heating system that does not work? Num BIGPROB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Big Problem2=Small Problem3=No Problem At All8=DK




243 A6AHow many months or years have you lived in your current house/apartment/living space? {#} Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK1=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-50

244 A6BHow many months or years have you lived in your current house/apartment/living space? {Unit} Num MO_O_YR 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Months2=Years

245 A7Was there ever a time during the past year (that is, since MONTH/YEAR) when you did not have your own place to stay? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No7=REF

246 A8A Stay with a relative? Num YESNORD 8


247 A8B Stay with a friend? Num YESNORD 8


248 A8C

Stay in a shelter? [INTERVIEWER: A SHELTER IS A HOMELESS SHELTER EMERGENCY SHELTER, OR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER.] Num YESNORD 8


249 A8D Stay on the street? Num YESNORD 8


250 A8EDuring the time when you did not have your own place to stay in the past year, did (your child/you children) live with you... Num KIDWITH 8

._-.Z=Missing1=All Of The Time2=Part Of The Time3=Not At All

251 A9AHow many months or years has it been since you rented or owned your own unit? [#] Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-9=Unable to retriev-1=DK1=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-20




252 A9BHow many months or years has it been since you rented or owned your own unit? [Unit] Num MO_O_YR 8


253 A10A

How many months or years have you lived in your current neighborhood? [BY NEIGHBORHOOD, WE MEAN THIS PLACE AND THE AREA AROUND IT. DISPLAY ONLY IF A1=8] {# of MONTHS/YEARS} Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-5051-100=51-100

254 A10B

How many months or years have you lived in your current neighborhood? [BY NEIGHBORHOOD, WE MEAN THIS PLACE AND THE AREA AROUND IT. DISPLAY ONLY IF A1=8] {UNIT} Num MO_O_YR 8


255 A11Which of the following statements best describes how satisfied you are with your neighborhood? Would you say you are... Num VERYSAT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Satisfied2=Somewhat Satis.3=In The Middle4=Somewhat Dissatis.5=Very Dissatis.8=DK

256 A12ALitter or trash on the streets or sidewalk? Is it a big problem, a small problem or no problem? Num BIGPROB 8


257 A12B How big of a problem is graffiti or writing on the walls? Num BIGPROB 8


258 A12C People drinking in public? Num BIGPROB 8


259 A12D Abandoned buildings? Num BIGPROB 8





260 A12E Groups of people just hanging out? Num BIGPROB 8


261 A12F Police not coming when called? Num BIGPROB 8


262 A13Have you seen people using or selling illegal drugs in your neighborhood during the past 30 days? Num YESNORD 8


263 A14How often have you seen this in the past 30 days? Would you say almost every day, once a week, or once or twice in the past 30 days? Num DAYWM 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Almost Evrydy(4-7)2=Once/Wk (1-3/Wk)3=1-2 in 30 Days(+3)7=REF8=DK

264 A15AIn a store where you were shopping or a restaurant where you wanted to eat? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No8=DK

265 A15B In your own neighborhood? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No8=DK

266 A15C At your child's school? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

267 A15D In dealing with the police, such as a traffic accident? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

268 A16 How long does it take you to get to the nearest bus or train stop? Num LESS15M 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Less 15 Minutes2=15-30 Minutes3=31-45 Minutes4=46 Min. To 1 Hour5=More Than 1 Hour7=REF8=DK

269 A17 Do you have a valid driver's license? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF

270 A18

Does anyone in your household own a car van, or truck that runs? [INTERVIEWER: DO NOT INCLUDE MOTORCYCLES OR RECREATIONAL VEHICLES] Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF




271 A19AOn the streets near your home during the day? Would you say very safe, safe, unsafe or very unsafe? Num VSAFE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Safe2=Safe3=Unsafe4=Very Unsafe8=DK

272 A19BOn the streets near your home at night? Very safe, safe, unsafe, or very unsafe? Num VSAFE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Safe2=Safe3=Unsafe4=Very Unsafe8=DK

273 A20A Was anyone's purse, wallet, or jewelry snatched from them? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No8=DK

274 A20B Was anyone threatened with a knife or a gun? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

275 A20C Was anyone beaten or assaulted? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

276 A20D Did anyone try to break into you home? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No8=DK

277 A20E Was anyone stabbed or shot? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

278 A21A

Since [YEAR OR RANDOM ASSIGNMENT] have you gone in person to rent a house or apartment you thought was available and been told by a landlord, real estate agent, or manager you could not rent it? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK




279 A21BFor the most recent time this happened. What was the main reason THEY GAVE for not renting the house or apartment to you? Num REFRENT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Not Enough Income2=Not Avail/Rented3=Bad Credit4=Poor Hsg Reference5=Housekeeping6=Not to Sec. 87=Not to Ppl from PH8=Not to Ppl W/Kids9=Not to Wh/Bl/Hs/As11=Didn't Say12=Can't Remember13=Oth:R's youth14=Oth:Crimnl record15=Oth:Apt in repair16=Oth:Apt~deleaded17=Oth:Othr > qualfd18=Oth:~ to Pbl Asst19=Oth:Prob w/ Sec820=Oth:Admn deny apt21=Oth:Single mom22=Oth:Domestc prob61=Oth:Not Enough $62=Oth:~ Avail/rentd63=Oth:Bad Credit64=Oth:Poor Hsg Ref66=Oth:Not to Sec867=Oth:Not if frm PH68=Oth:Not if w/Kids69=Oth:Not bc race71=Oth:Didn't Say95=Other Specify98=DK

280 A21CFor the most recent time this happened, what do you think was the main reason they did not rent to you? Num SAMERSN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Same Reason Said2=Bcuz of Race/Ethn3=Bcuz Had Children4=Bcuz Was Disabled5=Bcuz Had Sec. 86=Bcuz Had Lived PH7=Oth:Poor Credt His8=Oth:Lack Incom/Emp9=Oth:R's Youth10=Oth:Single mom11=Oth:LL wantd > $12=Oth:Neg rentl his61=Oth:Sam Reas Said62=Oth:Bc of Race63=Oth:Bc Had Kids65=Oth:Bc Had Sec866=Oth:Bc Hd Livd PH95=Other Specify98=DK




281 A21D

After this happened, were you able to rent another unit in the same general area as the one you were denied, did you rent a unit in a different neighborhood, or were you not able to rent one? Num ABLRENT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Rented Nearby Unit2=Rented Diff Ngbrhd3=Unable Rent a Unit7=REF8=DK

282 A21FDid you make a discrimination complaint or bring a discrimination lawsuit because you were denied access to the unit? Num YESNORD 8


283 A22How many times have you moved since [YEAR OR RANDOM ASSIGNMENT]? Num LOWCNTB 8

-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-10

284 A23 What was the MAIN reason you moved away from there? Num YMOVE 8

._ .Z Missing1=Better Schools2=Chg Marital/Roman.3=Better Transport4=Better/Bigger Apt5=Get/Chg/Near Job6=Away Drugs/Gangs7=Be Near My Family8=Not Get Along w/LL9=Chg Rent Too High10=Util Too Expens.11=LL Not Renew Lse12=Safety Concerns13=Failed S8 Inspec.14=Sec8 Terminated15=Evicted16=Probs w/Landlord17=Building Sold18=Oth:LL~want Sec819=Oth:Health concrn20=Oth:Bld in rehab21=Oth:Bld poor cond22=Oth:~Gt alng Neig23=Oth:Mvd by Sec824=Oth:Foreclosure25=Oth:Voucher lower26=Oth:Got own home27=Oth:Racism28=Oth:Domestic prob29=Oth:Better 'hood30=Oth:Far from schl62=Oth:Chg Marital63=Oth:Better Trnsp64=Oth:Better Apt




285 A24A The neighborhood you were living in? Num YESNORD 8


286 A24B Similar neighborhoods? Num YESNORD 8


287 A24C Suburban areas outside the city? Num YESNORD 8


288 A24D Your old neighborhood near public housing? Num YESNORD 8


289 A24E Other types? Num YESNORD 8


290 A24F

What was the MAIN reason you moved to your current house or apartment? Please consider only the reasons you chose your current house/apartment/living space instead of another available one. Num YMOVEF 8

._ .Z Missing1=Better Schools2=Chg Marital/Roman.3=Better Transport4=Better/Bigger Apt5=Chg/To Be Near Job6=No Drugs and Gangs7=Be Near My Family8=Mto Pgm Found It9=Safety Concerns10=Oth:Bld demolishd11=Oth:Foreclosure12=Oth:Sec8 Limitats13=Oth:LL~accpt Sec814=Oth:Domestic Viol15=Oth:No choices16=Oth:1st pl found17=Oth:Affordable18=Oth:Cleaner19=Oth:Need small pl20=Oth:Closer to sch21=Oth:Got own home22=Oth:Good Nghbrhd23=Oth:Rats24=Oth:Need 1st flor25=Oth:Evictd Prv Res26=Oth:Prv Bld Unsaf27=Oth:Homeless28=Oth:Want own plac29=Oth:I Got Sec830=Oth:Pl Accpt Sec831=Oth:Close to Hosp32=Oth:Leave racism33=Oth:Leave PH/proj




291 A26Do you currently receive any governmental housing assistance in paying rent, such as through public housing or Section 8? Num YESNORD 8


292 A26AAre you paying lower rent because the Federal, state or local government is paying for part of your rent? Num YESNORD 8


293 A26BIs this assistance: public housing, a Section 8 Certificate or Voucher, Project based Section 8 or some other type of assistance? Num A26B_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Public Housing2=Sec8 Cert./Voucher3=Project Based Sec84=Oth:HUD-Subsi Hous5=Oth:Inc-basd Assis6=Oth:Publc Assist61=Oth:Public Housn62=Oth:Sec895=Other Specify98=DK

294 A27

What was the most recent type of housing assistance you received? Was it public housing, a Section 8 Certificate or Voucher, or some other type of assistance? Num A27_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Public Housing2=Sec8 Cert./Voucher3=Project Based Sec84=Never own assistnc5=Oth:HUD-Subsi Hous6=Oth:Publc Assist7=Oth:Assis Unspcifd8=Oth:Hom Ownrshp As61=Oth:Public Housn62=Oth:Sec864=Oth:Nev got Ass95=Other Specify97=REF98=DK99=Unable to retriev




295 A27APeople leave housing assistance/public housing/ Section 8 for different reasons. What would you say was the main reason you left? Num YLEFTHA 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Income Too High2=Rent/Util Too High3=Evicted4=Lost: Prob w/PHA5=Couldn't Move Back6=LL Wouldnt Take S87=Wanted To Own Home8=Bought Home9=Oth:Crime in 'hood10=Oth:Better 'hood11=Oth:Better bldng12=Oth:Bldn dmolishd13=Oth:Foreclosure14=Oth:Sect8 prob15=Oth:Marriage16=Oth:Dom violence17=Oth:Racism18=Oth:Independence19=Oth:'N publ housn20=Oth:Fam responsib61=Oth:Income 2 high62=Oth:Rent/Uti 2 hi64=Oth:Lost subsidy65=Oth:Relocated66=Oth:LL ~ take S867=Oth:Get own home68=Oth:Bought home95=Other Specify97=REF98=DK99=Unretrievable

296 A29

Did a government agency or nonprofit agency help you with the purchase of your home by providing down-payment assistance or help with fixing or building the home? For example, Habitat for Humanity. Num YESNORD 8


297 A31

People sometimes have trouble paying their utility bills on time. During the past 12 months, were you ever more than 15 days late paying your electric, gas, or water bill? Num TRBLPAY 8

1=Yes2=No3=Not Applicable4=Inc Rent/Condo Fee7=REF8=DK

298 A32When you had trouble paying for utilities, were you ever charged a fee for late payment? Num YESNORD 8


299 A33Did you receive a notice that your gas, water, or electricity would be shut off if you did not pay your bill? Num YESNORD 8


300 A34In the past 12 months, was you gas, water, or electricity ever shut off for nonpayment? Num YESNORD 8





301 A34AWhen that happened, did you or your children move out, even for a little while, because the utilities were shut off? Num YESNORD 8


302 A35[INTERVIEWER: IF OWNER SKIP TO A38] During the past 12 months, were you ever more than 15 days late paying your rent? Num YN_NA 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Not Applicable7=REF8=DK9=Unable to retriev

303 A36In the last 12 months, has your current or a previous landlord ever threatened to evict you for non-payment of rent? Num YESNORD 8


304 A37During the last 12 months, have you been evicted from a home for any reason? Num YESNORD 8


305 A38During the past 12 months, were you ever more than 15 days late paying your mortgage? Num YESNORD 8


306 A39In the last 12 months, has the bank ever threatened to foreclose on your mortgage for any reason? Num YESNORD 8


307 A40 During the last 12 months, did the bank foreclose on your mortgage? Num YESNORD 8


308 A41

In the past 12 months, has the owner or manager complained about your housekeeping visitors, life style, partner's behavior, damage to the unit, or your children's behavior? Num YESNORD 8





309 B1What is the highest grade or year of regular school that you have completed and gotten credit for? Num GRADB1_ 8

1=1st Grade2=2nd Grade3=3rd Grade4=4th Grade5=5th Grade6=6th Grade7=7th Grade8=8th Grade9=9th Grade10=10th Grade11=11th Grade12=12th Grade13=1st Yr Of College14=2nd Yr Of College15=3rd Yr Of College16=4th Yr Of College17=5th Yr Of College18=6th Yr Of College19=7th Yr Of College20= >= 8 Yrs College97=REF98=DK99=Unable to retriev

310 B2Do you have (a high school diploma or) a GED? [INTERVIEWER: IF HIGHEST GRADE IS 12+, FILL IN PARENTHETICAL] Num HSGED 8

1=Ged2=High Sch. Diploma3=Both4=Neither7=REF8=DK9=Unable to retrieve

311 B3A

Have you participated in any additional regular schooling or in some other type of schooling or training program that lasted at least two weeks that was designed to help you find a job, Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK9=Under Review**




312 B3BS1What kind of schooling or training was that? [INTERVIEWER: CHECK ALL THAT APPLY]{1st Response} Num SCHTRN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Regular Schooling2=GED3=English 2nd Lang4=Computer Training5=Work Study Pgm6=Oth:Health Care7=Oth:Sch/SS/CCare8=Oth:Trade Lic/Cert9=Oth:Service Job10=Oth:GenEd/AdultEd11=Oth:Mgmt/Business12=Oth:Emp Training13=Oth:Parent Skills14=Oth:Child Devlpmt15=Oth:Self-Suffic61=Oth:Regular Sch62=Oth:GED63=Oth:ESL (English)64=Oth:Computer Trng95=Other (Specify)96=No other mentions98=DK

313 B3BS2What kind of schooling or training was that? [INTERVIEWER: CHECK ALL THAT APPLY]{2nd Response} Num SCHTRN 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**1=Regular Schooling2=GED3=English 2nd Lang4=Computer Training5=Work Study Pgm6=Oth:Health Care7=Oth:Sch/SS/CCare9=Oth:Service Job11=Oth:Mgmt/Business12=Oth:Emp Training13=Oth:Parent Skills14=Oth:Child Devlpmt15=Oth:Self-Suffic61=Oth:Regular Sch62=Oth:GED63=Oth:ESL (English)64=Oth:Computer Trng95=Other (Specify)96=No other mentions




314 B3BS3What kind of schooling or training was that? [INTERVIEWER: CHECK ALL THAT APPLY]{3rd Response} Num SCHTRN 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**1=Regular Schooling3=English 2nd Lang4=Computer Training5=Work Study Pgm6=Oth:Health Care7=Oth:Sch/SS/CCare8=Oth:Trade Lic/Cert9=Oth:Service Job10=Oth:GenEd/AdultEd11=Oth:Mgmt/Business12=Oth:Emp Training15=Oth:Self-Suffic61=Oth:Regular Sch63=Oth:ESL (English)64=Oth:Computer Trng95=Other (Specify)96=No other mentions

315 B3BS4What kind of schooling or training was that? [INTERVIEWER: CHECK ALL THAT APPLY]{4th Response} Num SCHTRN 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**1=Regular Schooling2=GED4=Computer Training5=Work Study Pgm6=Oth:Health Care7=Oth:Sch/SS/CCare8=Oth:Trade Lic/Cert9=Oth:Service Job10=Oth:GenEd/AdultEd12=Oth:Emp Training14=Oth:Child Devlpmt95=Other (Specify)96=No other mentions

316 B3BS5What kind of schooling or training was that? [INTERVIEWER: CHECK ALL THAT APPLY]{5th Response} Num SCHTRN 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**6=Oth:Health Care11=Oth:Mgmt/Business12=Oth:Emp Training13=Oth:Parent Skills96=No other mentions




317 B3CHow many weeks did you participate in schooling or training during the period since September 2000? Num NUMWK 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-4=1-45-8=5-89-12=9-1213-16=13-1617-20=17-2021-24=21-2425-36=25-3637-48=37-4849-52=49-5253-65=53-6566-78=66-7879-91=79-91

318 B3DDuring those weeks, how many hours a week did you usually spend in schooling or training? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-5051-60=51-6061-80=61-80

319 B3E Are you currently participating in schooling or training? Num YESNORD 8


320 B4Agone to a general meeting at your (child/ren)'s school, like a back-to-school night or parent/teacher organization meeting? Num YESNOKID 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=No Child In School7=REF8=DK9=Unable to retriev

321 B4B gone to a school event, like a play, sports event, or science fair? Num YESNOKID 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK9=Unable to retriev

322 B4Cbeen a volunteer at your (child/ren)'s school, or been on a school committee? Num YESNOKID 8





323 B4D worked with a youth group, sports team, or club outside of school? Num YESNOKID 8


324 C1 Last week, did you do any work for pay? Num WORKED 8

1=Yes2=No3=Vol: Retired4=Vol: Disabled5=Vol: Unable Work7=REF8=DK9=Unable to Retrieve

325 C2 What is the main reason that you did not work for pay last week? Num YNOWRK 8

._ .Z Missing1=Retired2=Disabled3=Unable To Work4=Job But Tmp Absent5=Couldn't Find Work6=Child Care Problem7=Family Responsib.8=In School/Training9=Waiting New Job10=Oth:Unemp/LaidOff11=Oth:Pregnant12=Oth:Caring 4 Sick13=Oth:No ed/skills14=Oth:Volunteer Wrk15=Oth:No job17=Oth:No wrk permit18=Oth:Seasonal empl19=Oth:Transprt prob20=Oth:Fired21=Oth:Moving houses23=Oth:Dont want wrk24=Oth:Quit26=Oth:Has baby62=Oth:Disabled63=Oth:Unable to Wrk64=Oth:Tempor Absent65=Oth:Didnt Fnd Wrk66=Oth:ChilCare Prob67=Oth:Family Resp68=Oth:InSchol/Train69=Oth:Waitng NewJob95=Other Specify97=REF

326 C3Last week, did you have more than one job, including part-time and weekend work? Num YESNORD 8





327 C4

How many hours per week do you usually work at your [main] job? (By main job, we mean the one at which you usually work the most hours.) Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-5051-60=51-6061-80=61-8080-99=80-99999=Unable to retriev

328 C4A Do you usually work 35 hours or more per week at your [main] job? Num YN_VARY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Hours Vary7=REF8=DK

329 C5

Now I have a few questions about the (main) job at which you worked last week. What kind of business or industry is this? What do they make or do where you work? Num INDMAJ 8

10-30=Agriculture60=Construction100-222=Manufacturing-Non-durable Goods230-392=Manufacturing-Durable Goods400-432=Transportation440-442=Communications450-472=Utilities and Services500-571=Wholesale Trade580-691=Retail Trade700-712=Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate721-760=Business and Repair Services761=Services-Private Households762-791=Personal Services, Except Private Households800-810=Entertainment and Recreation Services832-840=Medical Services, Except Hospitals812-830=Medical Services, Except Hospitals831=Hospitals872-893=Other Professional Services841=Other Professional Services842-860=Educational Services861-871=Social Services900-932=Public Administration3-digit industry 1990 SIC (Standard Industrial Classification) coded at interim by Census based on educ and desc of industry. Detailed format INDDET. Major category format INDMAJF.




330 C5AIs this business or organization mainly manufacturing, retail trade, wholesale trade, or something else? Num INDTYPE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Manufacturing2=Retail Trade4=Somthng Else(Spec)95=Oth:97=REF98=DK99=Unable Retriev

331 C6What kind of work do you do, that is, what is your occupation? For example, plumber, typist, farmer [RECORD VERBATIM] Num OCCMAJ 8

3-37=Executive, Administrative, and Managerial43-199=Professional Specialty203-235=Technician and Related Support243-285=Sales303-389=Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical403-407=Private Household Service413-427=Protective Service433-469=Service Except Protective and Household473-499=Farming Forestry and Fishing503-699=Precision Production, Craft, and Repair703-799=Machine Operators, Assemblers, and Inspectors803-859=Transportation and Material Moving Equipment864-889=Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers3-digit occupation 1980 SOC (Standard Occupational Classificaton) code at interim by Census based on educ and desc occup/duties. Detailed format OCCDET. Major category format OCCMAJF.

332 C8MO When did you first start working at your (main) job? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1=January2=February3=March4=April5=May6=June7=July8=August9=September10=October11=November12=December

333 C8YR When did you first start working at your (main) job? Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK

334 C15A Health insurance? Num YESNORD 8





335 C15B Sick leave? Num YESNORD 8


336 C15C Paid vacation? Num YESNORD 8


337 C16I'd like to ask you how you found the (main) job you have now. What is the most important source of information you used to find this job? Num JOBSRC 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Friend/Relat/Acq2=Govt Employ Agency3=Priv Employ Agency4=Check Directly w/5=Ref. From Training6=Newspaper7=School Empl Service8=Computer Search9=Church10=Community Center11=Oth:Govt Servcs12=Oth:Refral Oth Jb13=Oth:Prev contact14=Oth:Prof regstry15=Oth:Self-Employ16=Oth:Job fair17=Oth:Flyer61=Oth:Frnd/Relt/Acq62=Oth:Govt Emp Agen63=Oth:Priv Emp Agen64=Oth:Chck w/Emplyr65=Oth:Ref frm Train67=Oth:Schl Emp Srvc68=Oth:Comput Search95=Other Specify97=REF98=DK99=Unable to retriev

338 C17Did this person live in the same neighborhood as you at the time you got the job? Num YESNORD 8





339 C18

How did you usually get to work last week? [INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN ONE METHOD, PROBE FOR ONE USED FOR MOST DISTANCE.] Num TRANSI 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Car, Truck, Or Van2=Bus Or Trolley Bus3=Streetcar/Trolley4=Subway Or Elevated5=Railroad6=Ferryboat7=Taxicab9=Bicycle10=Walked11=Worked At Home12=Other Method98=DK

340 C19How many minutes did it usually take you to get from home to work last week? Num NUMMIN 8

-2=REF-1=DK

341 C20Do you have a disability that prevents you from accepting any kind of work during the next six months? Num YESNORD 8


342 C21 Do you currently want a job, either full-time or part-time? Num MAYBE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes/Maybe/Depends2=No

343 C22Have you been doing anything to find work during the past four weeks? Num LOOKW 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Retired4=Disabled5=Unable To Work7=REF9=Unable to retrieve

344 C24During the past four weeks, about how many hours in total did you spend looking for work? Num HRS4WK 8

-2=REF-1=DK

345 C25With how many different employers have you made direct contact, either by phone, mail or in-person, during the past four weeks? Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-5051-100=51-100




346 C26 Last week, could you have started a job if one had been offered? Num YESNORD 8


347 C27 Why is that? Num YNOSTRT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Waiting New Job2=Own Temp Illness3=Going To School4=Oth:Childcare Resp5=Oth:Family Resp7=Oth:Transport Prob8=Oth:Moving houses95=Other Specify98=DK

348 C28Since September 2000, have you done any (other) work at all for which you were paid? Num YESNORD 8


349 C30MO_01 When did you first start working for this employer?{01 EMP MO} Num MONFMT 8


350 C30YR_01 When did you first start working for this employer?{01 EMP YR} Num YR90S 8


351 C31_01 Are you currently working for this employer?{01 EMP} Num YESNORD 8





352 C32MO_01 When did you stop working for this employer?{01 EMP MO} Num MONFMT 8


353 C32YR_01 When did you stop working for this employer?{01 EMP YR} Num YR90S 8


354 C33_01How much (do/did) you usually earn per week from this employer?{01 EMP} Num WKPYB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

355 C34_01How many hours per week (do/did) you usually work for this employer?{01 EMP} Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-5051-60=51-6061-80=61-8080-99=80-99100-150=100-150151-998=ERR: Over 151















-2=Ref-1=DK


._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-5061-80=61-80















-2=Ref-1=DK





._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-50


._-.Z=Missing1=January3=March4=April6=June9=September10=October11=November

371 C30YR_04 When did you first start working for this employer?{04 EMP YR} Num YR90S 8._-.Z=Missing




._-.Z=Missing2=February3=March5=May7=July9=September12=December

374 C32YR_04 When did you stop working for this employer?{04 EMP YR} Num YR90S 8._-.Z=Missing

375 C33_04How much (do/did) you usually earn per week from this employer?{04 EMP} Num WKPYB 8 -1=DK


._-.Z=Missing-1=DK10-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-40


._-.Z=Missing6=June9=September

378 C30YR_05 When did you first start working for this employer?{05 EMP YR} Num YR90S 8._-.Z=Missing



380 C32MO_05 When did you stop working for this employer?{05 EMP MO} Num MONFMT 8._-.Z=Missing2=February

381 C32YR_05 When did you stop working for this employer?{05 EMP YR} Num YR90S 8._-.Z=Missing






._-.Z=Missing10-19=10-19

384 C35

During the past month, did you do any small jobs (other than any already mentioned) to bring in extra money like baby sitting, home repairs, mowing lawns, house cleaning, cooking, or things like that? Num YESNORD 8


385 C35A How many hours do you usually work a week at these small jobs? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK0=01-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-5051-60=51-60

386 C36 Is [SPOUSE] still living with you? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Deceased7=REF

387 C36A Last week, did [SPOUSE] do any work for pay? Num WORKED 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Vol: Retired4=Vol: Disabled7=REF8=DK

388 C37 What is the main reason that he did not work for pay last week? Num YNOWRK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Retired2=Disabled3=Unable To Work5=Couldn't Find Work7=Family Responsib.8=In School/Training9=Waiting New Job10=Oth:Unemp/LaidOff63=Oth:Unable to Wrk64=Oth:Tempor Absent

389 C38Last week, did he have more than one job, including part-time and weekend work? Num YESNORD 8





390 C39

How many hours per week does he usually work at his [main] job? (By main job, we mean the one at which he usually works the most hours.) Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK10-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-5051-60=51-6061-80=61-80999=Unable to retriev

391 C39A Does he usually work 35 hours or more per week at his [main] job? Num YN_VARY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Hours Vary7=REF

392 C40

Now I have a few questions about the (main) job at which [SPOUSE] worked last week. What kind of business or industry is this? What do they make or do where he works? Num INDMAJ 8

10-30=Agriculture60=Construction100-222=Manufacturing-Non-durable Goods230-392=Manufacturing-Durable Goods400-432=Transportation450-472=Utilities and Services500-571=Wholesale Trade580-691=Retail Trade700-712=Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate721-760=Business and Repair Services762-791=Personal Services, Except Private Households800-810=Entertainment and Recreation Services831=Hospitals842-860=Educational Services872-893=Other Professional Services841=Other Professional Services3-digit industry 1990 SIC (Standard Industrial Classification) coded at interim by Census based on educ and desc of industry. Detailed format INDDET. Major category format INDMAJF.

393 C40AIs this business or organization mainly manufacturing, retail trade, wholesale trade, or something else? Num INDTYPE 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Retail Trade95=Oth:97=REF98=DK99=Unable Retriev




394 C41What kind of work does he do, that is, what is his occupation? For example, plumber, typist, farmer [RECORD VERBATIM] Num OCCMAJ 8

3-37=Executive, Administrative, and Managerial43-199=Professional Specialty203-235=Technician and Related Support243-285=Sales303-389=Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical413-427=Protective Service433-469=Service Except Protective and Household473-499=Farming Forestry and Fishing503-699=Precision Production, Craft, and Repair703-799=Machine Operators, Assemblers, and Inspectors803-859=Transportation and Material Moving Equipment864-889=Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers3-digit occupation 1980 SOC (Standard Occupational Classificaton) code at interim by Census based on educ and desc occup/duties. Detailed format OCCDET. Major category format OCCMAJF.

395 C43MOWhen did he first start working (at his main job)? Enter Date: Mon/Year{MONTH} Num MONFMT 8


396 C43YRWhen did he first start working (at his main job)? Enter Date: Mon/Year{YEAR} Num YR90S 8


397 C50A Health insurance? Num YESNORD 8


398 C50B Sick leave? Num YESNORD 8


399 C50C Paid vacation? Num YESNORD 8





400 C51

I'd like to ask you how [SPOUSE] found the (main) job he has now. What is the most important source of information he used to find this job? Num JOBSRC 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Friend/Relat/Acq2=Govt Employ Agency3=Priv Employ Agency4=Check Directly w/5=Ref. From Training6=Newspaper7=School Empl Service9=Church10=Community Center12=Oth:Refral Oth Jb13=Oth:Prev contact15=Oth:Self-Employ98=DK

401 C52Did this person live in the same neighborhood as his at the time he got the job? Num YESNORD 8


402 C53

How did he usually get to work last week? [INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN ONE METHOD, PROBE FOR ONE USED FOR MOST DISTANCE] Num TRANSI 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Car, Truck, Or Van2=Bus Or Trolley Bus3=Streetcar/Trolley4=Subway Or Elevated10=Walked12=Other Method98=DK

403 C54How many minutes did it usually take him to get from home to work last week? Num NUMMIN 8

-2=REF-1=DK

404 C55Does he have a disability that prevents him from accepting any kind of work during the next six months? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No9=Under Review**

405 C56 Does he currently want a job, either full-time or part-time Num MAYBE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes/Maybe/Depends2=No8=DK

406 C57Has [SPOUSE] been doing anything to find work during the past four weeks? Num LOOKW 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Retired4=Disabled5=Unable To Work7=REF8=DK

407 C59During the past four weeks, about how many hours in total did he spend looking for work? Num HRS4WK 8 -1=DK




408 C60With how many different employers has he made direct contact, either by phone, mail, or in-person, during the past four weeks? Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=46-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-30

409 C61 Last week, could he have started a job if one had been offered? Num YESNORD 8._-.Z=Missing1=Yes

410 C63Since September 2000, has he done any (other) work at all for which he was paid? Num YESNORD 8


411 C65MO_01Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{1st MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1=January2=February3=March5=May6=June7=July8=August10=October12=December

412 C65YR_01Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{1st YR} Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

413 C66_01 Is he currently working for this employer?{1st} Num YESNORD 8


414 C67MO_01 When did he stop working for this employer?{1st MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK5=May9=September10=October11=November12=December

415 C67YR_01 When did he stop working for this employer?{1st YR} Num YR90S 8


416 C68_01How much does/did [SPOUSE] usually earn per week from this employer?){1st} Num WKPYB 8 -1=DK




417 C69_01How many hours per week does/did he usually work for this employer? {1st} Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-50

418 C65MO_02Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{2nd MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1=January6=June9=September

419 C65YR_02Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{2nd YR} Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

420 C66_02 Is he currently working for this employer?{2nd} Num YESNORD 8


421 C67MO_02 When did he stop working for this employer?{2nd MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK3=March9=September10=October

422 C67YR_02 When did he stop working for this employer?{2nd YR} Num YR90S 8


423 C68_02How much does/did [SPOUSE] usually earn per week from this employer?){2nd} Num WKPYB 8 -1=DK

424 C69_02How many hours per week does/did he usually work for this employer? {2nd} Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK20-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-40

425 C65MO_03Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{3rd MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK9=September

426 C65YR_03Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{3rd YR} Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

427 C66_03 Is he currently working for this employer?{3rd} Num YESNORD 8._-.Z=Missing2=No

428 C67MO_03 When did he stop working for this employer?{3rd MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK10=October

429 C67YR_03 When did he stop working for this employer?{3rd YR} Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

430 C68_03How much does/did [SPOUSE] usually earn per week from this employer?){3rd} Num WKPYB 8 -1=DK




431 C69_03How many hours per week does/did he usually work for this employer? {3rd} Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing20-29=20-2935-40=35-40

432 C65MO_04Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{4th MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

433 C65YR_04Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{4th YR} Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing

434 C66_04 Is he currently working for this employer?{4th} Num YESNORD 8._-.Z=Missing2=No

435 C67MO_04 When did he stop working for this employer?{4th MO} Num MONFMT 8._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

436 C67YR_04 When did he stop working for this employer?{4th YR} Num YR90S 8._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

437 C68_04How much does/did [SPOUSE] usually earn per week from this employer?){4th} Num WKPYB 8 -1=DK

438 C69_04How many hours per week does/did he usually work for this employer? {4th} Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing20-29=20-29

439 C65MO_05Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{5th MO} Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

440 C65YR_05Let's talk about [EMPLOYER]. When did [SPOUSE] first start working for this employer?{5th YR} Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing

441 C66_05 Is he currently working for this employer?{5th} Num YESNORD 8._-.Z=Missing2=No

442 C67MO_05 When did he stop working for this employer?{5th MO} Num MONFMT 8._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

443 C67YR_05 When did he stop working for this employer?{5th YR} Num YR90S 8._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

444 C68_05How much does/did [SPOUSE] usually earn per week from this employer?){5th} Num WKPYB 8 -1=DK

445 C69_05How many hours per week does/did he usually work for this employer? {5th} Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing10-19=10-19

446 C70

During the past month, did he do any small jobs (other than any already mentioned) to bring in extra money like babysitting, home repairs, mowing lawns, house cleaning, cooking , or things like that? Num YESNORD 8


447 C70A How many hours did he usually work a week at these small jobs? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK10-19=10-1920-29=20-2941-50=41-50

448 D1Are you or your (child/children) now receiving help from the Supplemental Security Income program, called SSI? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

449 D2 Is the SSI for you or for your (child/children)? Num SSIFOR 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Respondent2=Child(ren)3=Both




450 D3MOIn what month and year did [you/your child/your children] start receiving SSI benefits? {MONTH} Num MONFMT 8


451 D3YRIn what month and year did [you/your child/your children] start receiving SSI benefits? {YEAR} Num YR90S 8


452 D4Did you receive a tax refund check from the federal government early in 2001, between January and June? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

453 D5S01

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW RESPONDENT CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES]:{1st Response} Num HITYPE 8

0=96 on Preceding**1=Priv HI From Work2=Priv HI Purchased3=Priv HI Stat/Local4=MedicAid5=MediCare6=Military Hlth Care7=Single Serv. Plan8=Oth:Free care@hosp9=Oth:Specific HMO61=Oth:Priv HI @ Wrk63=Oth:Priv HI Local64=Oth:MedicAid65=Oth:MediCare67=Oth:Sngl Serv.Pln94=No Coverage95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions97=REF98=DK




454 D5S02

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW RESPONDENT CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES]:{2nd Response} Num HITYPE 8

0=96 on Preceding**1=Priv HI From Work2=Priv HI Purchased3=Priv HI Stat/Local4=MedicAid5=MediCare6=Military Hlth Care7=Single Serv. Plan8=Oth:Free care@hosp9=Oth:Specific HMO61=Oth:Priv HI @ Wrk66=Oth:Military95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions98=DK

455 D5S03

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW RESPONDENT CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES]:{3rd Response} Num HITYPE 8

0=96 on Preceding**1=Priv HI From Work2=Priv HI Purchased4=MedicAid6=Military Hlth Care8=Oth:Free care@hosp9=Oth:Specific HMO64=Oth:MedicAid67=Oth:Sngl Serv.Pln96=No Other Mentions

456 D5S04

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW RESPONDENT CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES]:{4th Response} Num HITYPE 8

0=96 on Preceding**9=Oth:Specific HMO96=No Other Mentions

457 D5S05

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW RESPONDENT CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES]:{5th Response} Num HITYPE 8 0=96 on Preceding**

458 D5S06


459 D5S07


460 D5S08


461 D5S09


462 D5S10

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW RESPONDENT CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES]:{10th Response} Num HITYPE 8


463 D6

Are you or your (child/children) regularly receiving welfare benefits now? [INTERVIEWER: DO NOT ACCEPT 'FOOD STAMPS', 'SSI', 'MEDICAID', OR 'WIC'.] Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK




464 D7Have you or your (child/children) received welfare benefits at any time during the past two years? Num YESNORD 8


465 D8During the past two years, was there ever a time when you stopped receiving welfare for more than two months? Num YESNORD 8


466 D9Did you go off welfare at that time because the welfare office said you weren't following the rules or was there some other reason? Num YESRULE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes, Not Following2=No, Other Reason8=DK

467 D10S01Which rules did the welfare office say you were not following? [CODE ALL THAT APPLY.]{1st Response} Num WERULE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=NonCoop w/Chld Sup2=Kids Not In School4=Didnt Attend Sch6=Missed Appt/Traing7=Didnt Show Up Work8=Refused Take Job11=Not File Paperwrk12=Oth:Ref Work Pgm13=Oth:Income Too Hi64=Oth:Not Attnd Sch65=Oth:NotLive w/Par66=Oth:Missed Apoint67=Oth:Not go to Wrk71=Oth:Not Fil Paprs95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions97=REF98=DK

468 D10S02Which rules did the welfare office say you were not following? [CODE ALL THAT APPLY.]{2nd Response} Num WERULE 8

._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**4=Didnt Attend Sch6=Missed Appt/Traing7=Didnt Show Up Work8=Refused Take Job10=Drug Felony11=Not File Paperwrk12=Oth:Ref Work Pgm64=Oth:Not Attnd Sch67=Oth:Not go to Wrk95=Other Specify96=No Other Mentions

469 D10S03Which rules did the welfare office say you were not following? [CODE ALL THAT APPLY.]{3rd Response} Num WERULE 8

._-.Z=Missing0=96 on Preceding**5=Not Live w/Parents67=Oth:Not go to Wrk96=No Other Mentions




470 D10S04Which rules did the welfare office say you were not following? [CODE ALL THAT APPLY.]{4th Response} Num WERULE 8














477 D11 What was the main reason you went off welfare? Num YLEFTWE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Reached Time Limit2=Respondent Got Job3=Spouse/Mem Got Job4=Earnings Too High5=Assets Too High6=Youngest Turned 187=Not U.S. Citizen8=Recd Child Support9=Recd Othr Benefits10=Moved Out Of Area11=Didnt Want It12=Got Married13=Oth:Childrn lft HH14=Oth:Tryn get benef15=Oth:Adminst. Prob16=Oth:Non-compliance17=Oth:Broke rules18=Oth:2 much paprwrk61=Oth:Reach Tim Lim62=Oth:R Got Job65=Oth:Assets Too Hi68=Oth:Recd Chld Sup69=Oth:Recd Othr Ben72=Oth:Got Married95=Other Specify97=REF98=DK

478 D12

Did you get any help from a welfare agency or government program finding a job or getting special training for a job during the first three months after you went off welfare most recently? Num YESNORD 8


479 D13 Are you or your (child/children) now receiving Food Stamps? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK




480 D13BIn a typical week, how many days do you eat at least some green vegetables or fruit? Num LOWCNTB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-10

481 D14A

The first statement is ''We worried whether our food would run out before we got money to buy more.'' Was that often true, sometimes true, or never true for your household in the last 12 months? Num OFTTRU 8

1=Often True2=Sometimes True3=Not True7=REF8=DK

482 D14BThe food we bought just didn't last, and we didn't have money to get more. Num OFTTRU 8


483 D14C We couldn't afford to eat balanced meals. Num OFTTRU 8


484 D15

In the last 12 months did you or other adults in you household ever cut the size of your meals or skip meals because there wasn't enough money for food? Num YESNORD 8


485 D15AHow often did this happen--almost every month, some months but not every month, or in only 1 or 2 months? Num ALM15A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Almost Every Month2=Some (Not Every)3=One Or Two Months8=DK

486 D16In the last 12 months, did you ever eat less than you thought you should because there wasn't enough money to buy food? Num YESNORD 8


487 D17In the last 12 months, were you ever hungry but didn't eat because you couldn't afford enough food? Num YESNORD 8


488 D18About how many days per week do you and your (child/children) all eat dinner together? NUMBER OF DAYS: ____________ Num LOWCNTB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-10




489 E1

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. Num CLOSEFND 8

1=No Close Friends2=1-2 Close Friends3=3-5 Close Friends4=6-10 Close Friends5=> 10 Close Friends7=REF8=DK

490 E2

Would you say that: all your friends know one another, most of your friends know one another, only a few of your friends know one another, or none of your friends know one another? Num KNOWONE 8

1=All Know 1 Anothr2=Most Know 1 Anothr3=Only Few Know4=None Know 1 Anothr5=No Friends7=REF8=DK

491 E3 How many of your friends live in the same neighborhood as you? Num NUMLIVE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=None2=A Few3=Many7=REF8=DK

492 E4A Graduated from college? Num YESNORD 8


493 E4B Earns more than $30,000 a year? Num YESNORD 8


494 E5During the past thirty days, about how often have you had friends or relatives over to your home? Num EVRYE5_ 8

1=Every Day (6-7/Wk)2=Several Dys(3-5)/W3=Twice a Week4=About Once Week5=2-3X In Past Month6=Once In Past Month7=Not In Past Month97=REF98=DK

495 E6During the past thirty days about how often have you visited with friends or relatives at their homes? Num EVRYE5_ 8

1=Every Day (6-7/Wk)2=Several Dys(3-5)/W3=Twice a Week4=About Once Week5=2-3X In Past Month6=Once In Past Month7=Not In Past Month97=REF98=DK

496 E7

[INTERVIEWER: IF NO MOVES (A22=0), SKIP TO E11]: Thinking about your neighborhood now, are you living in the same neighborhood as when you lived at [BASELINE ADDRESS] or living in a different neighborhood? Num SAMENGB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Same2=Different8=DK




497 E8Do you still have friends in your old neighborhood, where you lived at [BASELINE ADDRESS]? Num YESNORD 8


498 E9 How often do you go back to visit friends in that old neighborhood? Num EVRYE9_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Every Day (6-7XW)2=Several Dys(3-5XW)3=Twice Week4=About Once Week5=2-3 Times a Month6=Once a Month7=Couple Of Times Yr8=Never98=DK

499 E10 How often do your friends from that old neighborhood visit you? Num EVRYE9_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Every Day (6-7XW)2=Several Dys(3-5XW)3=Twice Week4=About Once Week5=2-3 Times a Month6=Once a Month7=Couple Of Times Yr8=Never98=DK

500 E11A

If a group of neighborhood children were skipping school and hanging out on a street corner, how likely is it that your neighbors would do something about it? Very likely, likely, unsure, unlikely, or very unlikely? Num VLIKELY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Likely2=Likely3=Unsure4=Unlikely5=Very Unlikely8=DK

501 E11BIf some children were spray-painting graffiti on a local building, how likely is it that your neighbors would do something about it? Num VLIKELY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Likely2=Likely3=Unsure4=Unlikely5=Very Unlikely8=DK

502 E12

Now, I want to 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? Num TRUST 8

1=Ppl Can Be Trusted2=Vol: Depends3=Can't Be 2 Careful7=REF8=DK

503 E13

How often do you stop to chat with a neighbor in the street or hallway? Would you say almost every day; once a week; once a month; a few times a year; or almost never? Num ALME13_ 8

1=Almst Evrydy(4-7X)2=Once Week (1-3X/W)3=Once Month (1-3X)4=Few Times Year5=Almost Never7=REF8=DK




504 E14

In the past 12 months, how often have you gone to church or attended other religious services? Never in the past 12 months; several times in the past 12 months; once a month; once a week; or more than once a week? Num NVRE14_ 8

1=Never In 12 Months2=Several Xs (1-11)3=Once Month (1-3X/M)4=Once Week (1-3D/W)5=More Than Once Wk6=No Church/Place7=REF8=DK

505 E15

In the past 12 months, have you taken part in any sort of activity with people at your church or place of worship other than attending services? Num YESNORD 8


506 F1Would you say your health is general is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? Num EXCELL 8

1=Excellent2=Very Good3=Good4=Fair5=Poor7=REF8=DK

507 F2Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had asthma? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

508 F3During the past 12 months, have you had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack? Num YESNORD 8


509 F4During the past 12 months, have you had a wheezing or whistling sound in your chest? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

510 F5How many attacks of wheezing or whistling have you had in your chest during the past 12 months? Num PERYR 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1=12=23=34-9=4-910-19=10-1920-49=20-4950-99=50-99

511 F5AHave you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had hypertension, also called high blood pressure? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

512 F5BWere you told on two or more different visits that you had hypertension, also called high blood pressure? Num YESNORD 8





513 F5CWas any medication ever prescribed by a doctor to help you lower your blood pressure? Num YESNORD 8


514 F5D Are you now taking prescribed medicine for your high blood pressure? Num YESNORD 8


515 F6Is there a place where you usually go to when you are sick or need advice about your health? Num YESPLACE 8

1=Yes2=There Is No Place3=More Than 1 Place7=REF8=DK

516 F6A

What kind or place is it? A clinic, doctor's office, emergency room, or some other place? [INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN 1 PLACE, PROBE FOR THE ONE RESPONDENT GOES TO MOST OFTEN] Num HPLACE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Clinic/Health Ctr2=Doctor Office/Hmo3=Hosp Emergency Rm4=Hosp Outpatient5=Some Other Place6=No One Place Most

517 F7Is there a place where [CHILD] usually goes when (he/she) is sick or you need advice about (his/her) health? Num YESPLACE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=There Is No Place3=More Than 1 Place7=REF8=DK

518 F7A

What kind of place does [CHILD] go to most often --a clinic, doctor's office, emergency room, or some other place? [INTERVIEWER: IF MORE THAN 1 PLACE, PROBE FOR ONE USED MOST OFTEN.] Num HPLACE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Clinic/Health Ctr2=Doctor Office/Hmo3=Hosp Emergency Rm4=Hosp Outpatient5=Some Other Place6=No One Place Most8=DK

519 F8

About how long has it been since anyone in the family last saw or talked to a doctor or other health care professional about [CHILD]'s health? Would you say... Num SIXMONS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=6 Months Or Less2=> 6 Months & <=1Y3=More 1 Yr (<=3Yrs)4=More Than 3 Yrs5=Never7=REF8=DK

520 F9During the past 12 months, was there any time when you or your children needed medical care but did not get it? Num YESNORD 8


521 F9A You couldn't afford it? Num YESNORD 8





522 F9B You didn't have transportation? Num YESNORD 8


523 F9C You didn't know whom to see? Num YESNORD 8


524 F10AThe first activity is lifting or carrying groceries. Does your health limit you in this activity a lot, a little, or not at all? Num LOTF10A 8

1=Lot2=Little3=Not At All7=REF8=DK

525 F10BThe second activity is climbing several flights or stairs. Does you health now limit you in this activity a lot, a little, or not at all? Num LOTF10A 8

1=Lot2=Little3=Not At All7=REF8=DK

526 F11

In a usual week, do you do moderate activities for at least 10 minutes at a time, such as brisk walking, bicycling, vacuuming, gardening, or anything else that cause small increases in breathing or heart rate? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

527 F12How many days per week do you do these moderate activities for at least 10 minutes at a time? Num DAYF12_ 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1=12=23=34=45=56=67=7

528 F13[INTERVIEWER: ENTER BLOOD PRESSURE EQUIPMENT NUMBER] ________ Num LOWCNTB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK1=12=23=34=46-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-5051-100=51-100101-200=101-200




529 F14 How many hours has it been since you had your last meal? Num LOWCNTB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-50

530 F15INTERVIEWER: [RECORD ROOM TEMPERATURE HERE] __________________ FAHRENHEIT Num FAHR 8

-2=(undefined)-1=(undefined)0-32=0-<3232-40=32-<4040-50=40-<5050-60=50-<6060-70=60-<7070-80=70-<8080-90=80-<9090-100=90-<100100-110=100-<110110-120=110-<120120-HIGH=ERR: 120 or higher

531 F15B[INTERVIEWER: DID THE RESPONDENT SMOKE AT ANY TIME DURING THIS INTERVIEW?] Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

532 F16SYS SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE: ________________mmHg Num BPSYS 8

-1=Unable to Take1-60=Err: Less 4060-120=<120 (Optimal)120-130=120-<130 (Normal)130-140=130-<140 (Hi-Norm)140-250=>140 (Hypertension)

533 F16DIA DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE: _________________mmHg Num BPDIA 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=Unable to Take1-40=Err: Less 4040-80=<80 (Optimal)80-85=80-<85 (Normal)85-90=85-<90 (Hi-Norm)90-160=>90 (Hypertension)




534 F16PLSE PULSE: ___________beats/min Num PULSE 8

._-.Z=Missing-9=Unable to retriev-2=REF-1=DK20-40=20-4040-60=40-6060-80=60-8080-100=80-100100-120=100-120120-140=120-140140-160=140-160

535 F16DK

[INTERVIEWER: IF YOU ENTERED UNABLE TO TAKE MEASUREMENT FOR BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT, PLEASE ENTER REASON] Num NO_BP 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Refused Measuremnt2=Cuff Too Large3=Equipment Failed4=Oth:Equip Unavailb5=Oth:Phone Intervw6=Oth:Intrv loc bad7=Oth:Physicl limit61=Oth:Ref Measurmnt62=Oth:Cuff Too Larg63=Oth:Equipm Failed95=Other Specify

536 F16A INTERVIEWER: WHICH CUFF DID YOU USE? Num TUBE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Adult (One Tube)2=Large (Two Tubes)3=Forearm9=Unable to retrieve

537 F16REF Computer variable Num SEVERE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Severe2=Average

538 F16BSYS SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE: _____________mmHg Num BPSYS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=(undefined)-1=Unable to Take60-120=<120 (Optimal)120-130=120-<130 (Normal)130-140=130-<140 (Hi-Norm)140-250=>140 (Hypertension)

539 F16BDIA DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE: _____________mmHg Num BPDIA 8


540 F16BREF [Computer Variable] Num SEVERE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Severe2=Average




541 F16CSYS

F16c. [CAPI PROGRAMMER: CALCULATE AVERAGE OF TWO BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS FROM F16 AND F16b. IF AVERAGE BLOOD PRESSURE FALLS INTO HIGH CATEGORY, CONTINUE. OTHERWISE SKIP TO F16d:]{AVG SYSTOLIC} Num BPSYS 8

._-.Z=Missing1-60=Err: Less 4060-120=<120 (Optimal)120-130=120-<130 (Normal)130-140=130-<140 (Hi-Norm)140-250=>140 (Hypertension)

542 F16CDIA

F16c. [CAPI PROGRAMMER: CALCULATE AVERAGE OF TWO BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS FROM F16 AND F16b. IF AVERAGE BLOOD PRESSURE FALLS INTO HIGH CATEGORY, CONTINUE. OTHERWISE SKIP TO F16d:] {AVG DIASTOLIC} Num BPDIA 8

._-.Z=Missing40-80=<80 (Optimal)80-85=80-<85 (Normal)85-90=85-<90 (Hi-Norm)90-160=>90 (Hypertension)

543 F18F About how tall are you without shoes?{Height in Feet} Num LOWCNTB 8

-2=Ref-1=DK2=24=45=56-10=6-10

544 F18I About how tall are you without shoes?{Height in Inches} Num INCHS 8

-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56=67=78=89=910=1011=11

545 F19 About how much do you weigh without shoes? Num LBS 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

546 F20A So sad that nothing could cheer you up? Num ALLTIME 8

1=All of Time2=Most of Time3=Some of Time4=Little of Time5=None of Time7=REF8=DK9=Unable to retrieve

547 F20B Nervous? Num ALLTIME 8





548 F20C Restless or fidgety? Num ALLTIME 8


549 F20D Hopeless? Num ALLTIME 8


550 F20E That everything was an effort? Num ALLTIME 8


551 F20F Worthless? Num ALLTIME 8


552 F20G Calm and peaceful? Num ALLTIME 8


553 F21During the past 12 months, was there ever a time when you felt sad, blue or depressed for two weeks or more in a row? Num YN_MED 8

1=Yes2=No3=Vol: On Med/Anti-D7=REF8=DK9=Unable to retrieve

554 F22

During that time, did the feelings of being sad, blue, or depressed usually last all day long, most of the day, about half of the day, or less than half of the day? Num ALLDAY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=All Day Long2=Most Of The Day3=About Half Of Day4=Less Than Half Day8=DK




555 F22ADuring those two weeks, did you feel this way every day, almost every day, or less often? Num EVRF22A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Every Day2=Almost Every Day3=Less Often8=DK

556 F22BDuring those two weeks did you lose interest in most things like hobbies, work, or activities that usually give you pleasure? Num YESNORD 8


557 F22CThinking about those same two weeks, did you feel more tired out or low on energy that is usual for you? Num YESNORD 8


558 F23

During the past 12 months, was there ever a time lasting two weeks or more when you lost interest in most things like hobbies, work, or activities that usually give you pleasure? Num YN_MED 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Vol: On Med/Anti-D7=REF8=DK

559 F24

During that two-week period, did the loss of interest usually last all day long, most of the day, about half of the day, or less than half the day? Num ALLDAY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=All Day Long2=Most Of The Day3=About Half Of Day4=Less Than Half Day7=REF8=DK

560 F24ADid you feel this way every day, almost every day, or less often during the two weeks? Num EVRF22A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Every Day2=Almost Every Day3=Less Often8=DK

561 F25During those two weeks did you feel more tired out or low on energy than is usual for you? Num YESNORD 8


562 F26Did you gain or lose weight without trying, or did you stay about the same Num GAINED 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Gained2=Lost3=Vol: Gained & Lost4=Stayed About Same5=Vol: Was On Diet8=DK




563 F27About how much did (you gain / you lose / your weight change)? NUMBER OF POUNDS_____________ Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK1=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-5051-100=51-100101-200=101-200

564 F28During those same two weeks, did you have more trouble falling asleep than you usually do? Num YESNORD 8


565 F28ADid that happen every night, nearly every night, or less often during those two weeks? Num EVRNITE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Every Night2=Almost Every Night3=Less Often8=DK

566 F29

During those two weeks, did you have a lot more trouble concentrating than usual? [INTERVIEWER: IF R ASKS, ''ARE YOU STILL TALKING ABOUT THE SAME TWO WEEKS?'' ANSWER 'YES'.] Num YESNORD 8


567 F30

People sometimes feel down on themselves, no good, or worthless. During that two week period did you feel this way? INTERVIEWER: IF R ASKS, ''ARE YOU STILL TALKING ABOUT THE SAME TWO WEEKS?'' ANSWER 'YES'.] Num YESNORD 8


568 F31

Did you think a lot about death—either your own, someone else's, or death in general during those two weeks? [INTERVIEWER: IF R ASKS, ''ARE YOU STILL TALKING ABOUT THE SAME TWO WEEKS?'' ANSWER 'YES'.] Num YESNORD 8


569 F32

During the past 12 months , did you ever have a period lasting one month or longer when most of the time you felt worried, tense, or anxious? Num YESNORD 8


570 F32A

People differ a lot in how much they worry about things. Did you have a time in the past 12 months when you worried a lot more than most people would in your situation? Num YESNORD 8





571 F32BHRHow long do you usually spend sleeping each night? Do not include time spent resting.{Hours} Num SLPHR 8

-9=Unable to retriev-2=Ref-1=DK1=12=23=34=45=56=67=78=89=910=1011=1112=1213-14=13-1415-16=15-1624=24

572 F32BMINHow long do you usually spend sleeping each night? Do not include time spent resting.{Minutes} Num NUMMIN 8

-9.00-56.00=-9-2=REF-1=DK

573 F33In any one year, have you had at least 12 drinks of any type of alcoholic beverage? Num YESNORD 8


574 F34

In the past 12 months, how often did you usually have at least one drink -- nearly every day, three to four days a week, one to two days a week, one to three days a month, less than once a month Num NEARLY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Nearly Evrydy(5-7)2=3-4 Days Per Week3=1-2 Days Per Week4=1-3 Days Per Month5=Less Once a Month6=Not At All7=REF8=DK

575 F35On the days you drank in the past 12 months, about how many drinks did you usually have per day? Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK1=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-20




576 F36In the past 12 months, on how many days did you have 5 or more drinks of any alcoholic beverage? Num PERYR 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK0=01=12=23=34-9=4-910-19=10-1920-49=20-4950-99=50-99100-199=100-199200-299=200-299300-365=300 to 365

577 F37

Did your drinking or being hung over frequently interfere with your work or responsibilities at school, on a job, or at home during the past 12 months? Num YESNORD 8


578 F38

During the past 12 months, did your drinking cause arguments or other serious or repeated problems with your family, friends, neighbors, or co-workers? Num YESNORD 8


579 F38ADid you continue to drink even though it caused problems with these people? Num YESNORD 8


580 F39

During the past 12 months, were you often under the influence of alcohol in situations where you could get hurt, for example when riding a bicycle, driving, operating a machine, or anything else? Num YESNORD 8


581 F40During the past 12 months, were you arrested or stopped by the police more than once because of drunk driving or drunk behavior? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing2=No7=REF8=DK

582 F41 Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in you entire life? Num YESNORD 8


583 F42 On how many of the past 30 days did you smoke a cigarette? Num DAYS30_ 8-2=Ref-1=DK




584 F43On the average when you smoked during the past 30 days, about how many cigarettes did you smoke a day? Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-5051-100=51-100101-200=101-200501-600=Err: 501-600

585 F44YRS How long has it been since you quit smoking cigarettes? {Days} Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4041-50=41-5051-100=51-100

586 F44MOS How long has it been since you quit smoking cigarettes? {Months} Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-40




587 F44WKS How long has it been since you quit smoking cigarettes? {Weeks} Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56-10=6-1011-20=11-2031-40=31-4041-50=41-5051-100=51-100

588 F44DYS How long has it been since you quit smoking cigarettes? {Days} Num LOWCNTB 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=46-10=6-1011-20=11-2021-30=21-3031-40=31-4051-100=51-100

589 I2BSYS Adult's systolic pressure in mmHg (I2b) Num BPSYS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=(undefined)-1=Unable to Take120-130=120-<130 (Normal)130-140=130-<140 (Hi-Norm)140-250=>140 (Hypertension)

590 I2BDIA Adult's diastolic pressure in mmHg (I2b) Num BPDIA 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=(undefined)-1=Unable to Take40-80=<80 (Optimal)90-160=>90 (Hypertension)

591 I2CSYS Adult's systolic pressure in mmHg (I2c) Num BPSYS 8


592 I2CDIA Adult's diastolic pressure in mmHg (I2c) Num BPDIA 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=(undefined)-1=Unable to Take40-80=<80 (Optimal)90-160=>90 (Hypertension)




593 I2DSYS Adult's systolic pressure in mmHg (I2d) Num BPSYS 8

._-.Z=Missing60-120=<120 (Optimal)140-250=>140 (Hypertension)

594 I2DDIA Adult's diastolic pressure in mmHg (I2d) Num BPDIA 8

._-.Z=Missing40-80=<80 (Optimal)80-85=80-<85 (Normal)90-160=>90 (Hypertension)

595 F15A [CAPI PROGRAMMER: [RECORD TIME STAMP OF TIME OF DAY] Char $TSTAMP 13 #NAME?

08. mto_int_rawsvy_youth 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_rawsvy_youth Description: Interim youth raw survey dataNumber of Obs: 2829Number of Vars: 361File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:59

sheetname=08. mto_int_rawsvy_youthPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Identification Number Char $ 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 JOBPER

T6. For your (main) job, what is the easiest way for you to report your total earnings before taxes or other deductions: hourly, weekly, annually, or on some other basis? Num JOBPER 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Hourly2=Daily3=Weekly4=Biweekly5=2X / Month6=Monthly7=Annually8=Per Unit (Specify)97=REF98=DK

4 OVRTMET7. Do you usually receive overtime pay, tips, or commissions (at your main job)? Num YESNORD 8


5 JOBPAY

T8. (Including overtime pay, tips, and commissions), what are your usual (daily/weekly/biweekly/ monthly/bimonthly/annual) earnings on (this) job, before taxes or other deductions? Num PAY50S 8

-2=REF-1=DK

6 YRWEEK T9. How many weeks a year do you get paid for? Num NUMWKS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

7 DYWEEKT8a. (IF RATE OF PAY IS DAILY): How many days a week do you usually work? Num DYWEEK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=1 Day of Wk2=2 Days of Wk3=3 Days of Wk4=4 Days of Wk5=5 Days of Wk

8 UNTPAYT9b. (Excluding overtime pay, tips, and commissions) What is your rate of pay per [UNIT] (on this job)? Num UNTPAY 8


9 UNTNUMT9c. For how many [UNIT]s are you usually paid per week (on this job/at this rate)? Num UNTNUM 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF

10 OTPAYT9g. (At your main job,) how much do you usually receive just in overtime pay, tips, commissions, before taxes or other deductions? Num OTPAY 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK




11 OTPER T9h. Is that…[what unit of time is T9g in]? Num PERWHAT 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Per day6=Per [Unit]

12 OUNIT T9j. For how many [UNIT]s are you usually paid per week at this rate? Num NUM50_ 8


13 HRPAY

T11a. (QUESTION IF PAID PER HOUR + OVERTIME - IS A DYNAMIC TEXT SUBSTITUTION IN CAPI) Excluding overtime pay, tips and commissions what is your hourly rate of pay (on this job)? Num HRPAY 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

14 RGHRS T11b. How many hours do you usually work per week at this rate? Num RGHRS 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=REF-1=DK1-9=1-910-19=10-1920-29=20-2930-34=30-3435-40=35-4041-50=41-50

15 OTHRPYT11c. (At your main job,) how much do you usually receive just in overtime pay, tips, commissions, before taxes or other deductions? Num OTHRPY 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=RF-1=DK

16 OTHRPER T11d. Is that… [what unit of time is T11b in]? Num OTHRPER 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Hour2=Day3=Week4=Month7=Oth:Biweekly8=Oth:Twice monthly

17 OTHR2T11d1. For how many [UNIT/DAY/HOUR]s are you usually paid per week at this rate? Num NUM50_ 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

18 EMP01 T18a. What kind of work did you usually do for this employer[1st]? Num VERBAT 8

._-.Z=Missing95=Record Verbatim97=REF98=DK99=???

19 JNAM01 T18a. What is your [1st] employer's name? Num VERBAT 8


20 MOJB01 T18a. Any more work as an employee since September 2000? Num YESNORD 8





21 EMP02 T18a. What kind of work did you usually do for this employer[2nd]? Num VERBAT 8


22 JNAM02 T18a. What is your [2nd] employer's name? Num VERBAT 8

._-.Z=Missing95=Record Verbatim97=REF98=DK



24 EMP03 T18a. What kind of work did you usually do for this employer[3rd]? Num VERBAT 8

._-.Z=Missing95=Record Verbatim98=DK

25 JNAM03 T18a. What is your [3rd] employer's name? Num VERBAT 8

._-.Z=Missing95=Record Verbatim98=DK



27 EMP04 T18a. What kind of work did you usually do for this employer[4th]? Num VERBAT 8._-.Z=Missing95=Record Verbatim

28 JNAM04 T18a. What is your [4th] employer's name? Num VERBAT 8._-.Z=Missing95=Record Verbatim









35 MOJB06 T18a. Any more work as an employee since September 2000? Num YESNORD 8._-.Z=Missing2=No




36 BGMO01T18b. Let's talk about [1st EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer [Month]? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1=January2=February3=March4=April5=May6=June7=July8=August9=September10=October11=November12=December

37 BGYR01T18b. Let's talk about [1st EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer[year]? Num YR90S 8


38 STIL01 T18c. Are you currently working for [1st] employer? Num YESNORD 8


39 GOMO01 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[1st][month]? Num MONFMT 8


40 GOYR01 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[1st][year]? Num YR90S 8


41 WKPY01T18e. How much (do/did) you usually earn per week from this employer [1st]? Num WKPY 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref-1=DK

42 HORA01T18f. How many hours per week (do/did) you usually work for this employer [1st]? Num HORA 8





43 BGMO02T18b. Let's talk about [2nd EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer [Month]? Num MONFMT 8


44 BGYR02T18b. Let's talk about [2nd EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer[year]? Num YR90S 8


45 STIL02 T18c. Are you currently working for [2nd] employer? Num YESNORD 8


46 GOMO02 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[2nd][month]? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1=January2=February3=March4=April5=May6=June7=July8=August9=September10=October11=November12=December

47 GOYR02 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[2nd][year]? Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

48 WKPY02T18e. How much (do/did) you usually earn per week from this employer [2nd]? Num WKPY 8


49 HORA02T18f. How many hours per week (do/did) you usually work for this employer [3rd]? Num HORA 8





50 BGMO03T18b. Let's talk about [3rd EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer [Month]? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1=January3=March4=April5=May6=June7=July8=August9=September10=October11=November12=December

51 BGYR03T18b. Let's talk about [3rd EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer[year]? Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

52 STIL03 T18c. Are you currently working for [3rd] employer? Num YESNORD 8


53 GOMO03 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[3rd][month]? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK1=January2=February4=April5=May6=June7=July8=August9=September10=October12=December

54 GOYR03 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[3rd][year]? Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

55 WKPY03T18e. How much (do/did) you usually earn per week from this employer [3rd]? Num WKPY 8


56 HORA03T18f. How many hours (do/did) you usually work for this employer (#3)? Num HORA 8


57 BGMO04T18b. Let's talk about [4th EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer [Month]? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing5=May7=July10=October

58 BGYR04T18b. Let's talk about [4th EMPLOYER/TYPE OF WORK] When did you first start working for this employer[year]? Num YR90S 8

._-.Z=Missing

59 STIL04 T18c. Are you currently working for [4th] employer? Num YESNORD 8





60 GOMO04 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[4th][month]? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing3=March6=June9=September

61 GOYR04 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[4th][year]? Num YR90S 8._-.Z=Missing

62 WKPY04T18e. How much (do/did) you usually earn per week from this employer [4th]? Num WKPY 8

._-.Z=Missing

63 HORA04T18f. How many hours per week (do/did) you usually work for this employer [4th]? Num HORA 8

._-.Z=Missing


._-.Z=Missing2=February6=June9=September


._-.Z=Missing

66 STIL05 T18c. Are you currently working for [5th] employer? Num YESNORD 8


67 GOMO05 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[5th][month]? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=January8=August



._-.Z=Missing


._-.Z=Missing


._-.Z=Missing1=January


._-.Z=Missing

73 STIL06 T18c. Are you currently working for [6th] employer? Num YESNORD 8._-.Z=Missing2=No

74 GOMO06 T18d. When did you last stop working for this employer[6th][month]? Num MONFMT 8._-.Z=Missing6=June



._-.Z=Missing


._-.Z=Missing




78 LOCALE RECORD THE LOCATION WHERE THE INTERVIEW TOOK PLACE Num LOCALE 8

1=Youth's Home2=Youth Center3=Oth:Relatvâ€™s House4=Oth:Library5=Oth:Frndâ€™s House6=Oth:Phone Intrvw7=Oth:School8=Oth:McDonaldâ€™s/BK9=Oth:Incarcert/Jail61=Oth:Youth's Home62=Oth:Youth Center95=Other Loc.(Spec)*

79 LIVIN RECORD YOUTH'S LIVING SITUATION: IS YOUTH LIVING... Num LIVIN 8

1=Independently2=At Home3=W/ Foster Parents4=W/ Other Relatives5=Oth:Dorm/Bordn Sch6=Oth:Incarcert/Jail7=Oth:w/ Frnd/Partnr8=Oth:Youth Facility9=Oth:Group Home61=Oth:Independently62=Oth:At Home63=Oth:w/Fostr Prent64=Oth:w/Othr Relatv95=Other (Specify98=DK

80 MODE HOW WAS THE INTERVIEW CONDUCTED: Num MODE 8

1=In Person2=By Phone on Field3=By Phone in Phone Center

81 INDRUG

HOW MANY OF THE QUESTIONS ON DRUGS (QUESTIONS U9-U15) DID THE RESPONDENT PHYSICALLY ENTER INTO THE LAPTOP? Num ALLSOM 8

1=All2=Some3=None

82 INSEXHOW MANY OF THE QUESTIONS ON SEX (QUESTIONS U22-U34) DID THE RESPONDENT PHYSICALLY ENTER INTO THE LAPTOP? Num ALLSOM 8

1=All2=Some3=None

83 INTERVWR_YT Youth interviewer Char 1484 DATEFIN_YT date of final youth interview Char 1485 Z_K1K2 1 if K1 Child, 2 if K2 Child Num 8

86 NSCHL S1. Are you currently attending or enrolled in regular school? Num YN_SCH 8

1=Yes2=No3=Summer Vacation8=DK

87 SCHKTME S2. Are you attending school full-time or part-time? Num SCHKTME 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Full-time2=Part-time7=REF8=DK




88 GRDNOW S2a. What grade or year of school are you currently attending? Num GRDNOW 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Grade 12=Grade 23=Grade 34=Grade 45=Grade 56=Grade 67=Grade 78=Grade 89=Grade 910=Grade 1011=Grade 1112=Grade 1213=1st Yr College14=2nd Yr College15=3rd Yr College16=4th Yr College17=Voc/Trade School18=Oth:GED School19=Oth:Alterntv Schl77=Oth:Voc/Trade Sch95=Other (Specify)97=REF98=DK

89 UNIVTYPS2b. Are you attending a two-year college, a four-year college, or a trade or business school? Num UNIVTYP 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Two-yr Pgm2=Four-yr Pgm3=Trade School4=Business School5=Oth:GED School6=Oth:Alternatv Schl95=Other (Spec)**97=REF98=DK

90 SCHLMOS3. When were you last enrolled in regular school-what was the month? Num MONFMT 8

._-.Z=Missing-3=Never In School-2=REF-1=DK1=January2=February3=March4=April5=May6=June7=July8=August9=September10=October11=November12=December




91 SCHLYR S3. When were you last enrolled in regular school-what was the year? Num YR90S 8


92 WHYLEFT S4. What is the main reason you left at that time? Num WHYLEFT 8

._ .Z Missing1=Degree, Completed2=Expelled/Suspended3=Got Married4=Pregnant5=Too Dangerous6=Poor Grades7=Not Like/Tired of8=Offered Job10=Financial Diff.11=Childcare Respons12=Home Respons.13=Moved Away14=Didn't Get Along15=Frnds Dropped Out16=Prob Drugs/Alc.17=Became Parent18=Health Problem19=Oth:Jail/Incarcer20=Oth:Hi Absenteism21=Oth:Alterntv Schl22=Oth:Job Corps23=Oth:Pursuing GED24=Oth:MntalHlth Prb25=Oth:No Transport26=Oth:Too Old/Age61=Oth:Dgree/Compltd62=Oth:Expelld/Suspn65=Oth:Too Dangerous66=Oth:Poor Grades67=Oth:NoLike/Tired68=Oth:Offered Job69=Oth:In Military70=Oth:Financ Diff

93 TARDYS5. During the school year, how often [have you been/were] you late for school? Num TARDY 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never (<1X/Month)2=Once A Month3=Evry 2 Wks(2-3X/M)4=Once/Wk (4-5X/M)5=Several X/Wk(2-4X)6=Everyday (5X/Wk)7=REF8=DK




94 ABSENTS6. During the school year, how many days were you absent from school? Num ABSENT 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Refused-1=Dont Know0-1=0-1 Times/Yr2-3=2-3 Times/Yr4-5=4-5 Times/Yr6-7=6-7 Times/Yr8-19=8-19 Times/Yr20-29=20-29 Times/Yr30-59=30-59 Times/Yr60-HIGH=60 or More/Year

95 MATHS7. [Have you ever taken/Did you ever take] any classes in algebra, geometry, or other advanced math? Num YESNORD 8


96 TRIGS01S7a. What subjects are you taking or have you completed in math? [1st response] Num TRIGS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Algebra I2=Geometry3=Algebra II4=Trigonometry5=PreCalc/AdvAlgebra6=Calculus7=Oth:Pre Algebra8=Oth:Advanced Math61=Oth:Algebra I95=Other (Specify)97=REF98=DK

97 TRIGS02S7a. What subjects are you taking or have you completed in math? [2nd response] Num TRIGS 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Algebra I2=Geometry3=Algebra II4=Trigonometry5=PreCalc/AdvAlgebra6=Calculus7=Oth:Pre Algebra9=Oth:Statistics11=Oth:Intgrted Mth61=Oth:Algebra I95=Other (Specify)




98 TRIGS03S7a. What subjects are you taking or have you completed in math? [3rd response] Num TRIGS 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Algebra I2=Geometry3=Algebra II4=Trigonometry5=PreCalc/AdvAlgebra6=Calculus8=Oth:Advanced Math10=Oth:SAT Math11=Oth:Intgrted Mth61=Oth:Algebra I62=Oth:Geometry95=Other (Specify)

99 TRIGS04S7a. What subjects are you taking or have you completed in math? [4th response] Num TRIGS 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Algebra I2=Geometry3=Algebra II4=Trigonometry5=PreCalc/AdvAlgebra6=Calculus10=Oth:SAT Math61=Oth:Algebra I95=Other (Specify)


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions2=Geometry3=Algebra II4=Trigonometry5=PreCalc/AdvAlgebra6=Calculus61=Oth:Algebra I95=Other (Specify)


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions4=Trigonometry5=PreCalc/AdvAlgebra6=Calculus9=Oth:Statistics10=Oth:SAT Math


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions9=Oth:Statistics66=Oth:Calculus


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions




104 GPAS8. Overall, what grades did you receive [last year/the last full year of school you completed]? Num GPA 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Mostly As (90-100)2=Half As/Bs (85-89)3=Mostly Bs (80-84)4=Half Bs/Cs (75-79)5=Mostly Cs (70-74)6=Half Cs/Ds (65-69)7=Mostly Ds (60-64)8=Mostly Belw D(<60)9=Oth:No Trad Grades10=Oth:Not in Schl11=Oth:Bit of evryth63=Oth:Mostly Bs64=Oth:Half Bs/Cs65=Oth:Mostly Cs68=Oth:Mostly Belw D95=Other (Specify)97=REF98=DK

105 ATT1S9a. [At the school you were most recently enrolled] the teachers [are/were] interested in students. Num STRAGR 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Strongly Agree2=Agree3=Disagree4=Strongly Disagree7=REF8=DK

106 ATT2S9b. [At the school you were most recently enrolled] Disruptions by other students [get/got] in the way of my learning. Num STRAGR 8


107 ATT3S9c. [At the school you were most recently enrolled] There [is/was] a lot of cheating on tests and assignments. Num STRAGR 8


108 ATT4S9d. [At the school you were most recently enrolled] Discipline [is/was] fair. Num STRAGR 8





109 ATT5S9e. [At the school you were most recently enrolled] I [feel/felt] safe at this school. Num STRAGR 8


110 SWRK1

S10a. I [work/worked] very hard on my schoolwork. Is this not at all true, not very true, sort of true, or very true of you during the last school year? Num SWRK_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Not at all True2=Not Very True3=Sort of True4=Very True7=REF8=DK

111 SWRK2S10b. I [pay/paid] attention in class. Is this not at all true, not very true, sort of true, or very true for you during the last school year? Num SWRK_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Not at all True2=Not Very True3=Sort of True4=Very True7=REF8=DK

112 HOMWRKS11. About how much time [do/did] you spend each week on homework outside of school? Num HOMWRK 8


113 HWRKAVS11a. Which of these is closest to the amount of time you usually [spend/spent] on homework outside of school each week? Num HRSPWEK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=1-4 Hrs/Wk2=5-9 Hrs/Wk3=10-14 Hrs/Wk7=REF8=DK

114 CPLASSGS11b. About how much of your assigned homework [do/did] you usually complete, either during school hours or outside of school? Num CPLASSG 8

._-.Z=Missing1=All2=Three Quarters3=Half4=One Quarter5=Almost None7=REF8=DK

115 ADDREADS12. How much additional reading [do/did] you do each week on your own outside of school-not in connection with schoolwork? Num NUM50_ 8


116 AVGREAD

S12a. Which of these is closest to the amount of time you usually [spend/spent] reading on your own outside of school or work each week? Num HRSPWEK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=1-4 Hrs/Wk2=5-9 Hrs/Wk7=REF8=DK




117 APEXAMS13. (Did you take/Have you taken) any of the Advanced Placement - or AP - exams? Num YESNORD 8


118 SATS S14. Have you ever taken the SAT or ACT test? Num YESNORD 8


119 TRNPGM

S15. [Other than your regular school], since September 2000, have you participated in any training program that lasted at least two weeks, that was designed to help you find a job, improve your job skills, or learn a new job? Num YESNORD 8


120 WHTPGMS1 S16. What kind of training was that? [1st Response] Num WHTPGM 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Computer Training2=GED4=Work Study Pgm6=Oth:Health Care7=Oth:Sch/SS/CCare8=Oth:Trade Lic/Cert9=Oth:Service Job10=Oth:GenEd/AdultEd11=Oth:Mgmt/Business12=Oth:Emp Training15=Oth:Self-Suffic61=Oth:Regular Sch62=Oth:GED64=Oth:Computer Trng95=Other (Specify)98=DK

121 WHTPGMS2 S16. What kind of training was that? [2nd Response] Num WHTPGM 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**1=Computer Training2=GED4=Work Study Pgm6=Oth:Health Care8=Oth:Trade Lic/Cert9=Oth:Service Job12=Oth:Emp Training62=Oth:GED95=Other (Specify)

122 WHTPGMS3 S16. What kind of training was that? [3rd Response] Num WHTPGM 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**2=GED12=Oth:Emp Training13=Oth:Parent Skills62=Oth:GED

123 WHTPGMS4 S16. What kind of training was that? [4th Response] Num WHTPGM 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**95=Other (Specify)




124 WHTPGMS5 S16. What kind of training was that? [5th Response] Num WHTPGM 8._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mention**

125 TRNWKSS17. How many weeks in total did you participate in training during the period since September 2000? Num TRNWKS 8

._-.Z=Missing-1.00-70.00=-1

126 TRNHRSS18. During the weeks you participated in training, how many hours a week did you usually spend in training? Num NUM50_ 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

127 TRNNOW S18a. Are you currently participating in training? Num YESNORD 8


128 LWKJOB T1. Last week, did you do any work for pay? Num LWKJOB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No4=Vol:Unable Work****OTHER**=(Unformatted)7=REF8=DK

129 YNOJOB T2. What is the main reason that you did not work for pay last week? Num YNOJOB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Disabled2=Unable to Work3=Temporarily Absent4=Couldn't Find Work5=Child Care Probs6=Family Respons.7=In School/Training8=Waiting New Job10=Oth:Unemp/LaidOff11=Oth:Pregnant15=Oth:No job16=Oth:Too young17=Oth:No wrk permit18=Oth:Seasonal empl19=Oth:Transprt prob20=Oth:Fired22=Oth:Jail23=Oth:Dont want wrk24=Oth:Quit25=Oth:No ID26=Oth:Has baby63=Oth:Unable to Wrk64=Oth:Tempor Absent66=Oth:ChilCare Prob68=Oth:InSchol/Train69=Oth:Waitng NewJob95=Other (Specify)97=REF98=DK

130 GTONET3. Last week, did you have more than one job, including part-time and weekend work? Num YESNORD 8





131 JOBHRST4. How many hours per week do you usually work at your (main) job? Num NUM50_ 8

._-.Z=Missing-3=Hours Vary-1=DK

132 OVR35T4a. Do you usually work 35 hours or more per week at your main job? Num OVR35_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Hours Vary8=DK

133 JOBMO T5. When did you first start working (at your main job)[month]? Num MONFMT 8


134 JOBYR T5. When did you first start working (at your main job)[year]? Num YR90S 8


135 FOUNJB

T12. I'd like to ask you how you found the (main) job you have now. What is the most important source of information you used to find this job? Num FOUNJB 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Friend/Relat./Acq.2=Newspaper3=School Emp Service4=Govt Emp Agency5=Priv Emp Agency6=Chck Dirctly w/Empl7=Ref. From Training8=Computer Search12=Oth:Refral Oth Jb16=Oth:Job fair17=Oth:Flyer61=Oth:Frnd/Relt/Acq64=Oth:Chck w/Emplyr65=Oth:Ref frm Train67=Oth:Schl Emp Srvc69=Oth:Church95=Other (Specify)97=REF98=DK




136 LUK4WKT13. Have you been doing anything to find work during the past four weeks? Num LUK4WK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Vol: Disabled4=Vol: Unable Work7=REF8=DK

137 FINWKS01T14. What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks [1st response]? Num FINWK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Contct Employers2=Contct Pub Emp Agy3=Contct Pri Emp Agy4=Contct Friends/Rel5=Interviewd For Job6=Contct Sch Emp Ctr7=Sent Resumes/Appl.9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training12=Oth:Internet95=Other (Specify)97=REF98=DK

138 FINWKS02T14. What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks [2nd response]? Num FINWK 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Contct Employers2=Contct Pub Emp Agy3=Contct Pri Emp Agy4=Contct Friends/Rel5=Interviewd For Job6=Contct Sch Emp Ctr7=Sent Resumes/Appl.8=Checked Union/Reg.9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training12=Oth:Internet13=Oth:Job fair61=Oth:Cont Emplyers67=Oth:Sent CV/Aplic95=Other (Specify)




139 FINWKS03T14. What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks [3rd response]? Num FINWK 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Contct Employers2=Contct Pub Emp Agy3=Contct Pri Emp Agy4=Contct Friends/Rel5=Interviewd For Job6=Contct Sch Emp Ctr7=Sent Resumes/Appl.8=Checked Union/Reg.9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training12=Oth:Internet

140 FINWKS04T14. What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks [4th response]? Num FINWK 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Contct Employers2=Contct Pub Emp Agy3=Contct Pri Emp Agy4=Contct Friends/Rel5=Interviewd For Job6=Contct Sch Emp Ctr7=Sent Resumes/Appl.9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training12=Oth:Internet


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Contct Employers3=Contct Pri Emp Agy4=Contct Friends/Rel5=Interviewd For Job6=Contct Sch Emp Ctr7=Sent Resumes/Appl.8=Checked Union/Reg.9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training67=Oth:Sent CV/Aplic


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions6=Contct Sch Emp Ctr7=Sent Resumes/Appl.8=Checked Union/Reg.9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training





._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions8=Checked Union/Reg.9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions9=Placed/Answered Ads10=Looked At Ads11=Job Training61=Oth:Cont Emplyers


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions10=Looked At Ads69=Oth:Plce/Answ Ads


._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions

147 KUDBGNT15. Last week, could you have started a job if one had been offered? Num YESNORD 8


148 YNOSTR T16. Why is that? Num YNOSTR 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Waiting New Job2=Own Temp Illness3=Going to School4=Oth:Childcare Resp6=Oth:Disabled8=Oth:Moving houses9=Oth:Pregn/HavnBaby62=Oth:Temp Illness63=Oth:Goin to Schl95=Other (Spec)**98=DK**

149 SPTWRK

T17. Other paid employment you have had since September 2000 (other than the job we just discussed). Since September 2000, have you done any/are you doing (other) work as an employee for which you were paid? Num YESNORD 8


150 FRELANZ

T19. During the past month have you worked as a freelancer - doing things like babysitting or mowing lawns - or worked by yourself, for example, running your own business? Num YESNORD 8


151 HRLANZT19a. In the last month, how many hours did you do this type of work? Num HRLANZ 8

152 PYLANZT19b. In the past month, approximately how much did you earn doing this type of work? Num PYLANZ 8





153 CIGS U1. Have you ever smoked a cigarette? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

154 CIG30U2. During the past 30 days, on how many days did you smoke a cigarette? Num CIG30_ 8


155 CIGDAYU3. When you smoked a cigarette during the past 30 days, how many cigarettes did you usually smoke each day? Num CIGDAY 8


156 LIQR U4. Have you ever had a drink of alcoholic beverage? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

157 LIQR30U5. During the past 30 days, on how many days did you have one or more drinks of an alcoholic beverage? Num DAYS30_ 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

158 LIQRDYU6. In the last 30 days, on the days that you drank alcohol, about how many drinks did you usually have? Num LOWCNT 8


159 LIQR5XU7. On how many days did you have 5 or more drinks on the same occasion during the past 30 days? Num DAYS30_ 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

160 LIQRB4

U8. In the last 30 days, how many days have you had something alcoholic to drink, such as beer, wine or hard liquor right before or during school or work hours? Num DAYS30_ 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

161 POTUSEU9. Have you ever used marijuana - that is grass or pot - in your lifetime? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

162 POT30U10. On how many days have you used marijuana in the last 30 days? Num DAYS30_ 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

163 POTB4U11. In the last 30 days, how many times have you used marijuana right before or during school or work hours? Num DAYS30_ 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

164 ODRUG

U12. Excluding marijuana and alcohol, have you ever used any other drugs like cocaine or crack or heroin, or any other substance not prescribed for you by a doctor, in order to get high or to achieve an altered state? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

165 DRUG12U13. During the past 12 months, how many times have you used any of these drugs or other substances? Num DRUG12_ 8


166 SOLDITU14. Have you ever sold or helped sell marijuana, hashish or other drugs such as heroin, cocaine, or LSD? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK




167 SOLD12U15. During the past 12 months, how many times have you sold or helped sell marijuana, hashish, or other hard drugs? Num SOLD12_ 8


168 DSTRYU16a. Have you ever purposefully damaged or destroyed property that did not belong to you? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

169 DSTRYX

U16a. If you have you ever purposefully damaged or destroyed property that did not belong to you, how may times have you in the last 12 months Num LOWCNT 8


170 STOLEU16b. Have you ever stolen something from a store or something that didn't belong to you worth less than $50? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

171 STOLEX

U16b. If you have you ever stolen something from a store or something that didn't belong to you worth less than $50, how may times have you in the last 12 months? Num LOWCNT 8


172 THFT

U16c. Have you ever stolen something from a store, person, or house, or something that did not belong to you worth $50 or more, including stealing a car? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

173 THFTX

U16c. If you have you ever stolen something from a store, person, or house, or something that did not belong to you worth $50 or more, including stealing a car, how may times have you in the last 12 months? Num LOWCNT 8

._-.Z=Missing-2=Ref

174 FNZN

U16d. Have you ever committed other property crimes such as fencing, receiving, possessing or selling stolen property, or cheated someone by selling them something that was worthless or worth much less than what you said it was? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

175 FNZNXU16d. If you have you ever committed other property crimes such as fencing, ..., how may times have you in the last 12 months? Num LOWCNT 8


176 ATAK

U16e. Have you ever attacked someone with the idea of seriously hurting them, or have had a situation end up in a serious fight or assault of some kind? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

177 ATAKX

U16e. If you have you ever attacked someone with the idea of seriously hurting them, or have had a situation end up in a serious fight or assault of some kind, how may times have you in the last 12 months? Num LOWCNT 8


178 ARSTU16f. Have you ever been arrested by the police or taken into custody for an illegal or delinquent offense? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

179 ARSTX

U16f. If you have you ever been arrested by the police or taken into custody for an illegal or delinquent offense, how may times have you in the last 12 months? Num LOWCNT 8





180 GUN U17. Have you ever carried a hand gun? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

181 GUNXU18. How many times have you carried a hand gun in the past 12 months? Num GUNX 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

182 CARRYU18a. Which category best describes the number of times you've carried a hand gun in the last 12 months? Num NEVONE 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Once

183 GANGSU19. Are there any gangs in your neighborhood or where you go to school? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

184 SBLGNGU20. Do any of your brothers, sisters, cousins, or friends belong to a gang? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

185 NGANG U21. Have you ever belonged to a gang? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

186 GANG12 U21a. In the past 12 months, have you been a member of a gang? Num YESNORD 8


187 HDSEXU22. Have you ever had sexual intercourse, that is, made love, had sex, or gone all the way? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

188 LOSTITU23. How old were you when you had sexual intercourse for the first time? Num LOSTIT 8


189 MATE12U24. How many partners have you had sexual intercourse with in the past 12 months - that is since this time last year? Num MATE12_ 8


190 HATU25. The last time you had sexual intercourse, did you or your partner use a condom? Num YESNORD 8


191 DPILLU26. The last time you had sexual intercourse, did you or your partner use any other method to prevent pregnancy? Num YESNORD 8





192 PRGNT U27. Have you ever been pregnant? Num YESNORD 8


193 WBABY U28. Are you pregnant now? Num YESNORD 8


194 PRGNTXU29. (Not counting a current pregnancy) How many times have you been pregnant? Num LOWCNT 8


195 BRTH

U30. Now we would like to ask about the outcomes of your previous pregnancies. How many of your pregnancies have resulted in children born alive to you? Num LOWCNT 8


196 FTHRD U31. Have you ever gotten someone pregnant? Num YESNORD 8


197 FTHRX U31a. How many times have you gotten someone pregnant? Num LOWCNT 8._-.Z=Missing

198 DADNOW U32. Is someone pregnant with your child now? Num YESNORD 8


199 KIDXU33. How many children have you ever fathered? Please only count live births and do not count current pregnancy. Num LOWCNT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

200 WELFREU34. Are you or your (child/children) regularly receiving welfare benefits now? Num YESNORD 8


201 HLTHV1. Now I'd like to ask you some questions about your health. In general, how is your health: excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? Num EXCELLC 8

202 ASMAV2. Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had asthma? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

203 ASMA12V3. During the past 12 months, have you had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack? Num YESNORD 8


204 NHALRV3a. During the past three months, have you used prescription inhalers? Num YESNORD 8





205 WHZ12V4. During the past 12 months, have you had a wheezing or whistling sound in your chest? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

206 WHZXV5. How many attacks of wheezing or whistling have you had in your chest during the past 12 months? Num WHZX 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

207 UPWHZNV6. During the past 12 months, has your sleep been disturbed due to wheezing or whistling? Num YESNORD 8


208 AVGWHZV7. During the past 12 months, how often on average has your sleep been disturbed due to wheezing or whistling? Num AVGWHZ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Less once per wk2=Once per wk3=> Once per wk8=DK

209 CHESTEDV8. During the past 12 months, has your chest sounded wheezy during or after exercise or physical activity? Num YESNORD 8


210 LIMSPK

V9. During the past 12 months, has the wheezing ever been severe enough to limit your speech to only 1 or 2 words at a time between breaths? Num YESNORD 8


211 WHZDR

V10. During the past 12 months, how many times have you gone to the doctor's office or the hospital emergency room for one or more of these attacks of wheezing or whistling? Num LOWCNT 8


212 LMTACTV11. During the past 12 months, how much did you limit your usual activities due to wheezing or whistling? Num V12A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Zero days2=1-7 days3=8-30 days4=31 days or more

8=DK

213 MIZDYV12. During the past 12 months, how many days of work and school did you miss due to wheezing or whistling? Num LOWCNT 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

214 MIZAVG V12a. [INTERVIEWER: PROBE] Is that ... {0, 1-7, 8-30, 31+ days} Num V12A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Zero days3=8-30 days4=31 days or more8=DK

215 FEET V13. What is your height in feet and inches [feet]? Num LOWCNT 8

-2=Ref-1=DK




216 INCHS V13. What is your height in feet and inches [inches]? Num INCHS 8

-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34=45=56=67=78=89=910=1011=1112-HIGH=ERR: Over 11

217 WEIGH V14. What is your weight? Num WGTLBS 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

218 MEDATTV15. In the past 12 months, have you had any accidents or injuries that required medical attention? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No8=DK

219 INJRXV16. How many such accidents or injuries requiring medical attention have you had in the past 12 months? Num INJRX 8

._-.Z=Missing

220 INJUR1V17. What was the cause of [1st] accident or injury requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Cycling/Skating2=Othr Sports3=Othr Kids (fights)4=Othr Falls5=Ext.(Glass, Car)6=Oth:Pre-Ex MedCond8=Oth:Srious Fghtn62=Oth:Oth Sports63=Oth:Oth Kids/fght64=Oth:Oth Falls65=Oth:Ext:Glass,Car95=Other (Specify)97=Ref98=DK

221 INJUR2V17. What was the cause of [2nd] accident or injury requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Cycling/Skating2=Othr Sports3=Othr Kids (fights)4=Othr Falls5=Ext.(Glass, Car)6=Oth:Pre-Ex MedCond8=Oth:Srious Fghtn63=Oth:Oth Kids/fght64=Oth:Oth Falls65=Oth:Ext:Glass,Car95=Other (Specify)97=Ref98=DK




222 INJUR3V17. What was the cause of [3rd] accident or injury requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Othr Sports3=Othr Kids (fights)4=Othr Falls5=Ext.(Glass, Car)65=Oth:Ext:Glass,Car95=Other (Specify)98=DK

223 INJUR4V17. What was the cause of [4th] accident or injury requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Othr Sports3=Othr Kids (fights)4=Othr Falls5=Ext.(Glass, Car)98=DK

224 NOATT

V18. (Other than [that/those] already mentioned) have you had any serious accident or injury during the past 12 months which limited your usual activities but did not require medical attention? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

225 NODRXV19. How many of these accidents or injuries did you have during the past 12 months? Num LOWCNT 8

._-.Z=Missing

226 HIT1V20. What was the cause of [1st] accident or injury not requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Cycling/Skating2=Othr Sports3=Othr Kids (fights)4=Othr Falls5=Ext.(Glass, Car)7=Oth:Intended Act8=Oth:Srious Fghtn62=Oth:Oth Sports63=Oth:Oth Kids/fght64=Oth:Oth Falls65=Oth:Ext:Glass,Car95=Other (Specify)97=Ref98=DK

227 HIT2V20. What was the cause of [2nd] accident or injury not requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Cycling/Skating2=Othr Sports3=Othr Kids (fights)4=Othr Falls5=Ext.(Glass, Car)8=Oth:Srious Fghtn63=Oth:Oth Kids/fght64=Oth:Oth Falls65=Oth:Ext:Glass,Car95=Other (Specify)97=Ref98=DK




228 HIT3V20. What was the cause of [3rd] accident or injury not requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Cycling/Skating2=Othr Sports4=Othr Falls8=Oth:Srious Fghtn63=Oth:Oth Kids/fght65=Oth:Ext:Glass,Car95=Other (Specify)98=DK

229 HIT4V20. What was the cause of [4th] accident or injury not requiring medical attention? Num HOWINJS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Cycling/Skating2=Othr Sports3=Othr Kids (fights)4=Othr Falls63=Oth:Oth Kids/fght65=Oth:Ext:Glass,Car95=Other (Specify)98=DK

230 AROBIC

V21. On how many of the past 7 days did you exercise or participate in physical activity for at least 20 minutes that made you sweat and breathe hard, such as Num DAYSWK 8

-2=REF-1=DK

231 NOSWET

V22. On how many of the past 7 days did you participate in physical activity for at least 30 min. that did not make you sweat and breathe hard, such as fast walking, slow bicycling, skating, pushing a lawn mower, or mopping floors? Num DAYSWK 8

-2=REF-1=DK

232 VEGIEV23. In a typical week, how many days do you eat at least some green vegetables or fruit? Num DAYSWK 8

-2=REF-1=DK

233 LIVHHW0. [INTERVIEWER: DOES YOUTH LIVE IN A HOUSEHOLD, GROUP SHELTER, DORM OR BARRACKS, OR HOSPITAL?] Num LIVHH 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

234 HUDSATW1. Which of the following statements best describes how satisfied you are with your neighborhood? Would you say you are... Num HUDSAT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Satisfied2=Somewhat Satis.3=In the Middle4=Somewhat Dissat.5=Very Dissatis.7=REF8=DK

235 DSCSKLW2a. [... treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity ...] Your school or work? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

236 DSCHUDW2b. [... treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity ...] At a neighborhood playground or recreation program? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

237 DSCSHP

W2c. [... treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity ...] In a store where you were shopping or a restaurant where you wanted to eat? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK




238 DSCCOPW2d. [... treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity ...] In dealings with police, such as traffic accidents? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

239 HUDDRGW3. During the past 30 days, have you seen people using or selling illegal drugs in your neighborhood? Num YESNORD 8


240 HDDRGXW3a. How often have you seen people using or selling illegal drugs in your neighborhood? Num DAYWM 8


241 HUDGUNW4. During the past 30 days, have you heard gunshots in your neighborhood? Num YESNORD 8


242 HDGUNX W4a. How often have you heard gunshots in your neighborhood? Num DAYWM 8


243 FIGHTW5. In the past 12 months, how often did you get into a serious physical fight? Num LOWCNT 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

244 FGHTXW5a. Which of these is the closest to the number of times you got into a serious physical fight in the past 12 months? Num FGHTX 8

245 WHRFGT W5b. The last time you were in a physical fight, where did it occur? Num WHRFGT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=At School2=In Neighborhood3=At Work4=At Home5=Someplace else7=REF8=DK

246 SAWSHTW6a. You saw someone shoot or stab another person. Would you say never, once, or more than once? Num NEVOMO 8

1=Never2=Once3=More Than Once7=REF8=DK

247 GUNU W6b. Someone pulled a knife or gun on you. Num NEVOMO 8





248 SHOTU W6c. Someone shot you. Num NEVOMO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never2=Once3=More Than Once7=REF8=DK

249 CUTU W6d. Someone cut or stabbed you. Num NEVOMO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never2=Once3=More Than Once7=REF8=DK

250 JUMPD W6e. You were jumped. Num NEVOMO 8


251 PALSW7. About how many friends do you have who you either hang out with, talk to on the phone, or get together with socially? Num PALS 8

-2=RF-1=DK

252 HNGOUT

W8. During the hours when you are not at school, how often do you either talk on the phone, hang out, or get together with this [friend/these friends]? Num HNGOUT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Most Evry Dy (5-7)2=Few X /Week (2-4)3=Few X /Month (2-4)4=About Once A Month5=Less Once A Month6=Vol: Never7=REF8=DK

253 SKLCLBW8a. Do your friends get involved in school activities like school clubs, teams, or projects? Num YESNORD 8


254 UZEPOT W8b. Do your friends use marijuana or other drugs? Num YESNORD 8


255 PACKHT W8c. Do your friends carry a knife, gun, or weapon? Num YESNORD 8


256 SKLTMS

W8d. Out of the friends you just told me about, how many ever do each of the following things. How many get involved in school activities like school clubs, teams, or projects? Num SKLTMS 8


257 POTDRG W8e. How many use marijuana or other drugs? Num POTDRG 8





258 HVGUN W8f. How many carry a gun, knife, or weapon? Num HVGUN 8


259 MOVEDW9. Your family told us a few years ago that you were living at [NUMBER STREET]. Are you still living there? Num MOVED 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Never Lived There7=Ref8=DK9=Under Review**

260 DIFHUD

W10. Thinking about your neighborhood now, are you living in the same neighborhood as when you lived at [NUMBER STREET] or living in a different neighborhood? Num DIFHUD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Same2=Different3=Old Nghbd Demolishd7=REF8=DK

261 OLDPALW11. Do you still have friends in your old neighborhood, when you lived at [BASELINE ADDRESS]? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Deceased7=REF8=DK

262 GONBAKW12a. During the past year, how often have you gone back to visit friends in your old neighborhood? Num GONBAK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Most Everyday2=Few Times A Week3=Few Times A Month4=About Once/Month5=Less Once A Month6=Never7=REF8=DK

263 CMEVIZ W12b. During the past year, how often have they come to visit you? Num GONBAK 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Most Everyday2=Few Times A Week3=Few Times A Month4=About Once/Month5=Less Once A Month6=Never7=REF8=DK

264 BBLCLS

W13. Many churches, synagogues, and other places of worship have special activities for teenagers-such as youth groups, Bible classes, or choir. In the past 12 months, how often did you attend such youth activities? Num BBLCLS 8

1=Once/Week or More2=Once/Month or More3=Less Once A Month4=Never7=REF8=DK




265 CONFIDW14. How many adults do you have in your life who you feel comfortable talking to about personal problems? Num CONFID 8

-2=Ref-1=DK0=01=12=23=34-9=4-910-19=10-1920-HIGH=20 or more

266 HLPUW15. How many adults do you have in your life who care a lot about how you turn out and who will help you if you get into trouble? Num MATE12_ 8

-2=Ref-1=DK

267 ATMOM W16. Do you live with your mother? Num ATMOM 8

1=Yes2=No3=Mother Deceased7=REF8=DK

268 ADLTWUW17. Who is the adult who lives with you and knows the most about your activities? Num ADLTWU 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Father2=Grandmother3=Aunt4=Sister5=Foster Mother6=Step Mother8=Friend9=Spouse,Boy/Grlfrnd10=No Adult Lives W/11=Oth:NonRel grdian12=Oth:Uncle13=Oth:Brother14=Oth:Grandfather15=Oth:Stepfather69=Oth:Spouse,partnr70=Oth:No Adult95=Other (Specify)97=REF98=DK

269 CARE2U

W18. When you think about how your [CAREGIVER] acts toward you, in general, would you say your [CAREGIVER] is very supportive, somewhat supportive, or not very supportive? Num SUPLEV 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Supportive2=Somewht Supportive3=Not Vry Supportive7=REF8=DK

270 KNWFRN

W19a. About your close friends, that is, who they are? Do you think she/he knows nothing, just a little, some things, most things or everything? Num KNOWNO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Knows Nothing2=Knows a Little3=Knows Some Things4=Knows Most Things5=Knows Everything7=REF8=DK




271 KNWWHR W19b. About who you are with when you are not at home? Num KNOWNO 8


272 KNWTCHW19c. About who your teachers are and what you are doing in school? Num KNWTCH 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Nothing2=Just A Little3=Some Things4=Most Things5=Everything7=REF8=DK

273 DADSUPW20. When you were growing up, in general, was he very supportive, somewhat supportive, or not very supportive of you? Num SUPLEV 8

1=Very Supportive2=Somewht Supportive3=Not Vry Supportive4=Doesn't See Father5=Father Deceased7=REF8=DK

274 SEEDAD W20a. In the past 12 months, how often have you seen your father? Num SEEDAD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never in Past Yr2=A Few Times3=Once A Month4=Once A Week5=Almost Every Day6=Lived In Same Hhld7=REF8=DK

275 DADFRN

W21a. How much does your father know about your close friends, that is, who they are? Do you think he knows nothing, knows just a little, knows some things, knows most things, or knows everything? Num KNOWNO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Knows Nothing2=Knows a Little3=Knows Some Things4=Knows Most Things5=Knows Everything8=DK

276 DADWHRW21b. How much does your father know about who you are with when you are not at home? Num KNOWNO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Knows Nothing2=Knows a Little3=Knows Some Things4=Knows Most Things5=Knows Everything8=DK




277 DADTCHW21c. How much does your father know about who your teachers are and what you are doing in school? Num KNOWNO 8


278 NRV30

X1a. In the past 30 days how often did you feel nervous-all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time? Num MOSTLIT 8

1=All of Time2=Most of Time3=Some of Time4=A little of Time5=None of Time7=REF8=DK

279 HOPLS30 X1b. In the past 30 days how often did you feel hopeless? Num MOSTLIT 8


280 FIDGT30 X1c. In the past 30 days how often did you feel restless or fidgety? Num MOSTLIT 8


281 DPRS30X1d. In the past 30 days how often did you feel so depressed nothing could cheer you up? Num MOSTLIT 8


282 EFRT30X1e. In the past 30 days how often did you feel everything was an effort? Num MOSTLIT 8


283 WRTHL30 X1f. In the past 30 days how often did you feel worthless? Num MOSTLIT 8





284 DPRSLNGX2. Have you ever in your life had a time lasting a few days or longer when most of the day you felt sad, empty or depressed? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

285 DISCRGX3. During times of this sort [DPRSLNG], did you ever feel discouraged about how things were going in your life? Num YESNORD 8


286 RELBRD

X3a. During the times of being sad/empty/dep, did you ever lose interest & become really bored w/most things like school, work, hobbies, & other things that are usually fun for you, Num YESNORD 8


287 HOPLNG

X4. Have you ever had any time lasting a few days or longer when most of the day you felt very discouraged or hopeless about how things were going in your life? Num YESNORD 8


288 HOPBRD

X5. During times like this [HOPLNG], did you ever lose interest & become really bored w/most things like school, work, hobbies, & other things that are usually fun for you, Num YESNORD 8


289 BRDLNG

X12. Have you ever had a time lasting a few days or longer when you lost interest and became bored with most things you usually enjoy like work, hobbies, and personal relationships? Num YESNORD 8


290 BRD2WKX13. Was there ever a time when you felt this way most of the day almost every day for two weeks or longer? Num YESNORD 8


291 TMEBRD

X13a. What is the longest period of time you ever had when you became really bored with most things you usually enjoy? Was it three days or longer? Num GUNX 8

._-.Z=Missing-1=DK

292 DKBRD X13a1. Was it 3 days or longer? Num YESNORD 8


293 BAD2WK

X16. Did you ever have a period of time when you felt ([BAD-A] sad/or/discouraged/or/bored) that lasted most of the day, almost every day, for two weeks or longer? Num YESNORD 8


294 BADTMEX16a. How long was the longest period of time you ever had when you were ([BAD-A] sad/ or/ discouraged/ or/ bored) most of the day? Num MATE12_ 8





295 BADYR

X18. Did you ever have a year or more in your life when just about every month you had a time lasting several days or longer when you felt ([BAD-A] sad/or/discouraged/or/bored)? Num YESNORD 8


296 BADMUDX19. During those times, how long did your feelings of (sadness, discouragement, boredom) usually last? Num BADMUD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Less than 1 Hr2=One to 3 Hrs3=Three to 5 Hrs4=More Than 5 Hrs7=REF8=DK

297 BADFEEL X21. How strong were your bad feelings during those times? Num BADFEEL 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Mild2=Moderate3=Severe4=Very Severe8=DK

298 NOCHEERX22. How often, during those times, did you feel so bad that nothing could cheer you up? Num OFTSOMN 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Often2=Sometimes3=Not Very Often4=Never8=DK

299 NODAILYX23. How often, during those times, did you feel so bad that you could not carry out your daily activities? Num OFTSOMN 8


300 SLPPRBX25. Did you ever have any of these problems during a time when you were ([BAD-A] sad/ or/ discouraged/or/bored)? Num YESNORD 8


301 TIMSLP

X26. Did you have a time of being ([BAD-A]sad/or/discouraged/or/bored) with some of the other problems lasting ([PERIOD:] several days or longer/ two weeks or longer) in the past 12 months? Num YESNORD 8


302 FLEMPT X27a. Did you feel sad, empty, or depressed for most of the day? Num YESNORD 8


303 FLDSCGX27b. During that time, did you feel discouraged about how things were going in your life? Num YESNORD 8


304 MOSLP X27c. Did you sleep a lot more than usual? Num YESNORD 8





305 NOENRG X27d. On most days, did you feel that you didnt have much energy? Num YESNORD 8


306 SPAZX27e. On most days, did you have a lot more trouble keeping your mind on things than is normal for you? Num YESNORD 8


307 NOCONF X27f. Did you lose your self-confidence? Num YESNORD 8


308 MOPRB

X27h. Did you have a time of being ([BAD-A] sad/or/discouraged/or/bored) with some of the other problems lasting ([PERIOD] several days/ two weeks) or longer in the past 12 months? Num YESNORD 8


309 WORIER

X28. Did you ever have a time in your life when you were 'a worrier'-that is, when you worried a lot more about things than other people with the same problems as you? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

310 ANXIOS

X28b. Did you ever have a time in your life when you were much more nervous or anxious than most people with the same problems as you? Num YESNORD 8


311 LNGANXX28d. Did you ever have a period lasting one month or longer when you were anxious or worried most days? Num YESNORD 8


312 ANXPRBS1

X29. The next questions are about that time. What kinds of things were you worried or nervous or anxious about during that time? Anything else [that made you ([worry-a] worried or anxious/nervous or anxious/anxious or worried)?[1st] Num ANXPRBS 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Diffuse Worries2=Persnl Prb ($/Love)3=Phobic/Obs-Compuls4=Network Prb (Away)5=Societl Prb (Crime)61=Oth:Difus Worries62=Oth:Personal Prob63=Oth:Phobc/Obs-Com64=Oth:Network Prob65=Oth:Societl Prob95=Other Prob (Spec)97=REF98=DK




313 ANXPRBS2

X29. The next questions are about that time. What kinds of things were you worried or nervous or anxious about during that time? Anything else [that made you ([worry-a] worried or anxious/nervous or anxious/anxious or worried)?[2nd] Num ANXPRBS 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Diffuse Worries2=Persnl Prb ($/Love)3=Phobic/Obs-Compuls4=Network Prb (Away)5=Societl Prb (Crime)61=Oth:Difus Worries62=Oth:Personal Prob63=Oth:Phobc/Obs-Com64=Oth:Network Prob65=Oth:Societl Prob95=Other Prob (Spec)

314 ANXPRBS3

X29. The next questions are about that time. What kinds of things were you worried or nervous or anxious about during that time? Anything else [that made you ([worry-a] worried or anxious/nervous or anxious/anxious or worried)?[3rd] Num ANXPRBS 8

._-.Z=Missing0=No Other Mentions1=Diffuse Worries2=Persnl Prb ($/Love)3=Phobic/Obs-Compuls4=Network Prb (Away)5=Societl Prb (Crime)61=Oth:Difus Worries62=Oth:Personal Prob65=Oth:Societl Prob

315 BIGANX

X31. Do you think your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervousness or anxiety/anxiety or worry) was ever a lot stronger than it should have been? Num YESNORD 8


316 STPANXX32. How often did you find it hard to stop your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervous or anxiety/anxiety or worry)? Num OFTSOMN 8


317 TOOWORYX32a. How often were you so nervous or worried that you could not think about anything else, no matter how hard you tried? Num OFTSOMN 8


318 LNGSTAX

X33. What is the longest number of months or years in a row you ever had when you were ([WORRY-A] worried or anxious/nervous or anxious/anxious or worried) most days [#]? Num LOWCNT 8

._-.Z=Missing-3=Whole life-2=Ref-1=DK

319 LNGSTPR

X33. What is the longest number of months or years in a row you ever had when you were ([WORRY-A] worried or anxious/nervous or anxious/anxious or worried) most days [period]? Num LNGSTPR 8

._-.Z=Missing

320 WORRY6X33. Did you ever have a time that lasted six months or longer [worry]? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing2=No8=DK




321 WORRYMOX33. Did you ever have a time that lasted one month or longer [worry]? Num YESNORD 8


322 EDGY

X34a. Think of the time lasting ([MONTHS]one month/six months) or longer when your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervousness/ anxiety or worry) was the worst. During that time did you often feel restless or on the edge? Num YESNORD 8


323 EZTRD

X34b. Think of the time lasting ([MONTHS]one month/six months) or longer when your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervousness/ anxiety or worry) was the worst. During that time did you often get tired very easily? Num YESNORD 8


324 GROUCH

X34c. Think of the time lasting ([MONTHS]one month/six months) or longer when your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervousness/ anxiety or worry) was the worst. During that time were you often more irritable or grouchy than usual? Num YESNORD 8


325 MNDLSS

X34d. Think of the time lasting ([MONTHS]1 mon./6 mon.) or longer when your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervousness/anxiety or worry) was the worst. During that time did you often have trouble concentrating or Num YESNORD 8


326 SORE

X34e. Think of the time lasting ([MONTHS]one month/six months) or longer when your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervousness/ anxiety or worry) was the worst. During that time did your muscles often feel tense or sore? Num YESNORD 8


327 ZLPPRB

X34f. Think of the time lasting ([MONTHS]one month/six months) or longer when your ([WORRY-N] worry or anxiety/nervousness/ anxiety or worry) was the worst. During that time did you often have trouble falling or staying asleep? Num YESNORD 8


328 ANXY12

X35. Did you have an episode of being ([WORRY-A] worried or anxious/nervous or anxious/ anxious or worried), lasting at least one month or longer, in the past 12 months? Num YESNORD 8


329 PYATTNX36a. I have trouble concentrating or paying attention. Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you? Num OFTSN 8

1=Often True2=Sometimes True3=Not True7=Ref8=DK

330 CHEAT X36b. I lie or cheat. Num OFTSN 8





331 TEASE X36c. I tease others a lot. Num OFTSN 8


332 MLCRIA X36d. I disobey my parents. Num OFTSN 8


333 STYSTL X36e. I have trouble sitting still. Num OFTSN 8


334 TEMPER X36f. I have a hot temper. Num OFTSN 8


335 LONER X36g. I would rather be alone than with others. Num OFTSN 8


336 HNGTRB X36h. I hang around with kids who get into trouble. Num OFTSN 8


337 DISOBY X36i. I disobey at school. Num OFTSN 8


338 ALNGKD X36j. I dont get along with other kids. Num OFTSN 8


339 ALNGTCH X36k. I have trouble getting along with teachers. Num OFTSN 8





340 QRTR4 Y1. Can you tell me where you were at 3:45 on [WEEKDAY]? Num RGHTAFT 8

1 Work2=Child Care3=School4=School Bus5=Church/Club/ComCtr6=Home7=Relative's House8=Oth:Organzd Sports9=Oth:Unorgnzd Sport10=Oth:Frndâ€™s Home11=Oth:Outside/Strt12=Oth:Library13=Oth:Tutoring14=14:Oth:Dance Class16=Oth:W/Parent @Wrk17=Oth:Goin sch->hom18=Oth:Runnin Errand19=Oth:Out to Eat20=Oth:@Hlth Profess21=Oth:@Hospital22=Oth:With Parent23=Oth:Vacation24=Oth:Hangn Out25=Oth:Mall/movies26=Oth:@Parterâ€™s27=Oth:JobHunt/Train28=Oth:Public Transp29=Oth:Dorm/Res Schl30=Oth: W/ own child31=Oth:Incarcer/Jail62=Oth:School64=Oth:Chrch/Club65=Oth:Home66=Oth:Relative's

341 DAYCARE Y2. Is this provider paid to take care of you? Num YESNORD 8


342 ATSCHL

Y3. Were you playing on a sports team, participating in a club, serving detention, in class or tutoring, or doing something else at the school? Num WHRHALF 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Sports Team2=Club3=In Class/Tutoring4=Detention5=Oth:After Schl Pgm6=Oth:Orgn Phys Actv10=Oth:Leaving Schl61=Oth:Sports Team62=Oth:Club64=Oth:InClass/Tutor95=Some Else(Spec)**97=REF**98=DK**




343 ATCLUBY4. Were you playing on an organized sports team, participating in some organized activity, in class or tutoring, or doing something else? Num WHRLAST 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Sports2=Org. Activity3=Class/Tutoring4=Club**OTHER**=(Unformatted)61=Oth:Sports64=Oth:Club97=REF**

344 WADLT Y5. At 3:45, was there an adult present, who could see or hear you? Num MOMPRES 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Mother Present7=REF8=DK

345 WMOMY6. At 3:45, was your mother present where she could see or hear you? Num YESNORD 8


346 FIVE30Y7. Now let's talk about 5:30pm. Where were you at 5:30 on [WEEKDAY]? Num RGHTAFT 8

1 Work2=Child Care3=School4=School Bus5=Church/Club/ComCtr6=Home7=Relative's House8=Oth:Organzd Sports9=Oth:Unorgnzd Sport10=Oth:Frndâ€™s Home11=Oth:Outside/Strt12=Oth:Library13=Oth:Tutoring14=14:Oth:Dance Class16=Oth:W/Parent @Wrk17=Oth:Goin sch->hom18=Oth:Runnin Errand19=Oth:Out to Eat20=Oth:@Hlth Profess21=Oth:@Hospital22=Oth:With Parent23=Oth:Vacation24=Oth:Hangn Out25=Oth:Mall/movies26=Oth:@Parterâ€™s27=Oth:JobHunt/Train28=Oth:Public Transp29=Oth:Dorm/Res Schl30=Oth: W/ own child31=Oth:Incarcer/Jail62=Oth:School64=Oth:Chrch/Club65=Oth:Home66=Oth:Relative's




347 PDCARE Y8. Is this provider paid to take care of you? Num YESNORD 8


348 ATTEAM


._-.Z=Missing1=Sports Team2=Club3=In Class/Tutoring6=Oth:Orgn Phys Actv61=Oth:Sports Team64=Oth:InClass/Tutor95=Some Else(Spec)**

349 ORGACTVY10. Were you playing on an organized sports team, participating in some organized activity, in class or tutoring, or doing something else? Num WHRLAST 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Sports2=Org. Activity3=Class/Tutoring4=Club**OTHER**=(Unformatted)61=Oth:Sports62=Oth:Org. Activity95=Some Else(Spec)**97=REF**

350 OTHYTH Y11. Were there other youth at [PLACE] with you at 5:30? Num YESNORD 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Yes2=No3=Deceased7=REF8=DK

351 OTHADLY12. [INTERVIEWER IF AGES 18-19, SKIP to Y14] At 5:30, was there an adult present, who could see or hear you? Num MOMPRES 8


352 MOM530Y13. At 5:30, was your mother present where she could see or hear you? Num YESNORD 8





353 SEVN30Y14. Now let's talk about 7:30pm. Where were you at 7:30 on [WEEKDAY]? Num RGHTAFT 8

1 Work2=Child Care3=School4=School Bus5=Church/Club/ComCtr6=Home7=Relative's House8=Oth:Organzd Sports9=Oth:Unorgnzd Sport10=Oth:Frndâ€™s Home11=Oth:Outside/Strt12=Oth:Library14=14:Oth:Dance Class16=Oth:W/Parent @Wrk17=Oth:Goin sch->hom18=Oth:Runnin Errand19=Oth:Out to Eat20=Oth:@Hlth Profess21=Oth:@Hospital23=Oth:Vacation24=Oth:Hangn Out25=Oth:Mall/movies26=Oth:@Parterâ€™s27=Oth:JobHunt/Train28=Oth:Public Transp29=Oth:Dorm/Res Schl30=Oth: W/ own child31=Oth:Incarcer/Jail62=Oth:School64=Oth:Chrch/Club65=Oth:Home66=Oth:Relative's67=Oth:Work95=Somwhr Else(Spec)

354 CAREPD Y15. Is this provider paid to take care of you? Num YESNORD 8._-.Z=Missing2=No

355 CLB730


._-.Z=Missing1=Sports Team2=Club3=In Class/Tutoring6=Oth:Orgn Phys Actv61=Oth:Sports Team64=Oth:InClass/Tutor95=Some Else(Spec)**

356 SPORTNY17. Were you playing on an organized sports team, participating in some organized activity, in class or tutoring, or doing something else? Num WHRLAST 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Sports2=Org. Activity3=Class/Tutoring4=Club**OTHER**=(Unformatted)61=Oth:Sports62=Oth:Org. Activity63=Oth:Class/Tutorng95=Some Else(Spec)**




357 ADL730Y18. [INTERVIEWER IF AGES 18-19, SKIP to Y14] At 7:30, was there an adult present, who could see or hear you? Num MOMPRES 8


358 MOM730Y19. At 7:30, was your mother present where she could see or hear you? Num YESNORD 8


359 ENDCOLLZ1a. What are the chances that... You will complete college? Would you say very low, low, about 50-50, high or very high? Num ENDCOLL 8

1=Very Low2=Low3=About 50-504=High5=Very High7=REF8=DK

360 FINJOBZ1b. What are the chances that... You will find a stable, well-paid job as an adult? Num FINJOB 8

1=Very Low2=Low3=About 50-504=High5=Very High7=REF8=DK

361 SVY_YOUTH_FLAG Flag indicating youth survey completed Num 8

09. mto_int_rawsvy_child 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_rawsvy_child Description: Interim child raw survey dataNumber of Obs: 1783Number of Vars: 73File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:58

sheetname=09. mto_int_rawsvy_childPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Identification Number Char $ 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 DATEFIN_CH date of the child's interview Char $ 144 INTERVWR_CH interviewer ID for the child Char 145 Z_K1K2 1 if K1 Child, 2 if K2 Child Num 8

6 O1 Do you go to school? Num O1_ 8

1=Yes2=No

7 O2 Why don't you go to school? Num O2_ 8._-.Z=Missing1=Expel/Suspended

8 O3 During the school year, how often are you late for school? Num O3_ 8

1=Never2=Once/Month3=Once Every 2 Wks4=Once A Week5=Several X Week6=Every Day98=DK

9 O4_A The teachers are interested in students. Num SAGREE 8

1=Strongly Agree2=Agree3=Disagree4=Strongly Disagree7=REF8=DK

10 O4_B Disruptions by other students get in the way of my learning. Num SAGREE 8


11 O4_C Discipline is fair. Num SAGREE 8

1=Strongly Agree2=Agree3=Disagree4=Strongly Disagree8=DK

12 O4_D There is a lot of cheating on tests and assignments. Num SAGREE 8





13 O4_E I feel safe at this school. Num SAGREE 8


14 O4_FI have my own Math textbook that I can take home with me to do my homework. Num SAGREE 8


15 O5_A I work very hard on my schoolwork. Is that... Num NOT_TRU 8

1=Not At All True2=Not Very True3=Sort of True4=Very True7=REF8=DK

16 O5_B I pay attention in class. Is that... Num NOT_TRU 8

1=Not At All True2=Not Very True3=Sort of True4=Very True8=DK

17 P1Which of the following statements best describes how satisfied you are with your neighborhood? Would you say you are... Num VERYSAT 8

1=Very Satisfied2=Somewhat Satis.3=In The Middle4=Somewhat Dissatis.5=Very Dissatis.7=REF8=DK

18 P2During the past 30 days, have you seen people using or selling illegal drugs in your neighborhood? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

19 P2AHow often have you seen people using or selling illegal drugs in your neighborhood - almost every day...? Num ALMED 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Almost Every Day2=Once Week3=1-2X in 30 Days7=REF8=DK

20 P3During the past 30 days, have you heard gunshots in your neighborhood? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

21 P3AHow often have you heard gunshots in your neighborhood - almost every day, once a week, or once or twice in the past 30 days? Num ALMED 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Almost Every Day2=Once Week3=1-2X in 30 Days7=REF8=DK

22 P4 Are there any gangs in your neighborhood or where you go to school? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK




23 P5 Do any of your brothers, sisters, cousins, or friends belong to a gang? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF8=DK

24 P6In the past 12 months, that is, since (MONTH last year) how many times did you get into a serious physical fight? Num NUMRF 8

-2=DK-1=REF

25 P6AWhich of these is the closest to the number of times you got into a serious physical fight in the past 12 months? Num P6A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never2=1-2 Times3=3-4 Times4=5+ Times7=REF8=DK

26 P6B The last time you were in a physical fight, where did it occur? Num P6B 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Home2=School3=Nghbrhd4=Friend's Home5=After School Pgm6=Oth:Bus/School Bus7=Oth:Park/Playgrnd8=Oth:Rel. Home63=Oth:Nghbrhd95=Other97=REF98=DK

27 P7AYou saw someone shoot or stab another person. Would you say never, once, or more than once? Num NEVER 8

1=Never2=Once3=More Than Once8=DK

28 P7B Someone pulled a knife or gun on you. (IF NEVER SKIP TO P7e) Num NEVER 8


29 P7C Someone shot you Num NEVER 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never2=Once3=More Than Once7=REF

30 P7D Someone cut or stabbed you Num NEVER 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Never2=Once3=More Than Once7=REF

31 P7E You were jumped Num NEVER 8





32 P8About how many friends do you have who you play with, hang out with, talk to on the phone, or get together with? Num NUMDK 8

-2=REF-1=DK

33 P9

During the hours when you are not at school, how often do you play with, talk on the phone, hang out, or get together with (this friend/these friends)-...? Num MOSTED 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Most Every Day2=Few X Week3=Few X Month4=Once A Month5=< Once A Month6=Never7=REF8=DK

34 P10How many hours each week do you read for fun? Do not mention school-assigned reading. Num NUMDK 8

-2=REF-1=DK

35 P10AWhich of these is closest to the amount of time you usually spend on reading for fun each week? Num P10A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=1-4 Hrs2=5-9 Hrs3=10-14 Hrs4=15-19 Hrs7=REF8=DK

36 P11

Think for a moment about a typical weekday. By weekday we mean Monday through Friday, not the weekend when you are not in school. How much time would you say you spend watching television on a typical weekday? Num NUMDK 8

-2=REF-1=DK

37 P11A

Which of these is closest to the amount of time you usually spend watching television on a typical weekday-less than one hour, one to two hours, three to five hours, or more than five hours? Num P11A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=< Than 1 Hr/Day2=1-2 Hrs/Day3=3-5 Hrs/Day4=> 5 Hrs/Day8=DK

38 Q1Now I'd like to ask you some questions about your health. In general, how is your health? Would you say it is... Num EXCELL 8

1=Excellent2=Very Good3=Good4=Fair5=Poor8=DK

39 Q1A

On how many of the past 7 days did you exercise or participate in physical activity that made you sweat and breathe very hard, such as basketball, soccer, running, swimming, or fast bicycling? Num NUMDK 8

-1=DK

40 Q1BIn a typical week, on how many days-from 0 to 7-do you eat at least some green vegetables or fruit? Num NUMDK 8

-1=DK

41 Q4A

In the past 30 days, ... How often did you feel nervous-all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time? Num ALLTIME 8

._-.Z=Missing1=All of Time2=Most of Time3=Some of Time4=Little of Time5=None of Time8=DK




42 Q4B In the past 30 days, ... How often did you feel hopeless? Num ALLTIME 8

._-.Z=Missing1=All of Time2=Most of Time3=Some of Time4=Little of Time5=None of Time7=REF8=DK

43 Q4C In the past 30 days, ... How often did you feel restless or fidgety? Num ALLTIME 8


44 Q4DIn the past 30 days, ... How often did you feel so depressed nothing could cheer you up? Num ALLTIME 8


45 Q4EIn the past 30 days, ... How often did you feel everything was an effort? Num ALLTIME 8


46 Q4F In the past 30 days, ... How often did you feel worthless? Num ALLTIME 8


47 R1 'I have trouble concentrating or paying attention.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


48 R2 'I lie or cheat.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8





49 R3 'I tease others a lot.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


50 R4 'I disobey my parents.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


51 R5 'I don't get along with other kids.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


52 R6 'I have trouble sitting still.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


53 R7 'I have a hot temper.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


54 R8 'I would rather be alone than with others.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


55 R9 'I try to get a lot of attention.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


56 R10 'I`m too dependent on adults.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


57 R11 'I hang around with kids who get into trouble.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8


58 R12 'I disobey at school.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Often True2=Sometimes True3=Not True7=REF8=DK




59 R13 'I have trouble getting along with teachers.' (last 6 months) Num OFTENTRU 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Often True2=Sometimes True3=Not True7=REF8=DK

60 R14 Do you live with your mother? Num YESNORD 8

1=Yes2=No7=REF

61 R15Who is the adult who lives with you and knows most about your activities? Num R15_ 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Father2=Grandmother3=Aunt5=Foster Mother11=Oth:Non-rel grdn14=Oth:Grandfather63=Oth:Aunt95=Other/Specify97=REF

62 R16

When you think about how your [CAREGIVER] acts toward you, in general, would you say your [CAREGIVER] is very supportive, somewhat supportive, or not very supportive? Num VSUPPORT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Supportive2=Somewht Supportive3=Not Vry Supportive7=REF8=DK

63 R17AHow much does your [CAREGIVER] know... About your close friends, that is, who they are? Do you think she/he knows... ? Num KNOWNO 8


64 R17BHow much does your [CAREGIVER] know... About who you are with, when you are not at home? Num KNOWNO 8


65 R17CHow much does your [CAREGIVER] know... About who your teachers are, and what you are doing in school? Num KNOWNO 8





66 R18

During the time you have been growing up, has he been very supportive, somewhat supportive, or not very supportive of you? (refers to father) Num VSUPPORT 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Supportive2=Somewht Supportive3=Not Vry Supportive4=Vol:Not See Father5=Vol:Father Deceasd7=REF8=DK

67 R18A

In the past 12 months,... that is since (MONTH last year) how often have you seen your father - almost every day, once a week, once a month, a few times, or never in the past 12 months? Num R18A 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Almost Every Day2=Once A Week3=Once A Month4=A Few Times5=Never In 12 Mos6=VOL: Same HHLD7=REF8=DK

68 R19AHow much does your father know... About your close friends, that is, who they are? Num KNOWNO 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Knows a Little3=Knows Some Things4=Knows Most Things5=Knows Everything8=DK

69 R19BHow much does your father know... About who you are with when you are not at home? Num KNOWNO 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Knows Nothing3=Knows Some Things4=Knows Most Things5=Knows Everything

70 R19CHow much does your father know... About who your teachers are and what you are doing in school? Num KNOWNO 8

._-.Z=Missing2=Knows a Little3=Knows Some Things4=Knows Most Things5=Knows Everything8=DK

71 R20A... your future. What are the chances that... You will complete college? Num FUTURE 8

1=Very Low2=Low3=50-504=High5=Very High8=DK

72 R20B... your future. What are the chances that... You will find a stable, well-paid job as an adult? Num FUTURE 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Very Low2=Low3=50-504=High5=Very High8=DK

73 SVY_CHILD_FLAG Flag indicating child survey completed Num 8




10. mto_int_rawsvy_pocy 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_rawsvy_pocy Description: Interim parent-on-child raw survey dataNumber of Obs: 5581Number of Vars: 101File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:59

sheetname=10. mto_int_rawsvy_pocyPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Person Study Identifier Char 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 J1What is the highest grade or year of school that [CHILD] has ever completed? Num 8

4 J2Has (he/she) received a regular high school diploma? Do not include a GED. Num 8

5 J3 Has (he/she) received a GED? Num 86 J3A Is [CHILD] currently enrolled in college? Num 87 J3BMO When was [CHILD] last enrolled in high school? [Month] Num 88 J3BYR When was [CHILD] last enrolled in high school? [Year] Num 8

9 J4Did [CHILD] ever participate in any early intervention program, such as Head Start, Even Start, or Fair Start? Num 8

10 J5 Is [CHILD] in school now? Num 8

11 J6

Why doesnt [CHILD] attend school? [IF CHILDS SCHOOL IS ON SUMMER VACATION, GO BACK TO J5 AND SELECT ON SUMMER VACATION. Num 8

12 J7 Has (he/she) received a GED? Num 813 J8MO When was [CHILD] last enrolled in school? [Month] Num 814 J8YR When was [CHILD] last enrolled in school? [Year] Num 815 J13 Has [CHILD] ever repeated a grade? Num 816 J14S01 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {1st Response} Num 817 J14S02 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {2nd Response} Num 818 J14S03 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {3rd Response} Num 819 J14S04 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {4th Response} Num 820 J14S05 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {5th Response} Num 821 J14S06 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {6th Response} Num 822 J14S07 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {7th Response} Num 823 J14S08 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {8th Response} Num 824 J14S09 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {9th Response} Num 825 J14S10 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {10th Response} Num 826 J14S11 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {11th Response} Num 827 J14S12 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {12th Response} Num 828 J14S13 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {13th Response} Num 829 J14S14 Which grade(s) did [CHILD] repeat? {14th Response} Num 830 J15 Has [CHILD] ever been suspended or expelled from school? Num 831 J15A Has this happened during the past 2 years? Num 8




32 J17

During the past two years, has anyone from [CHILDS] school asked someone to come in and talk about problems [CHILD] was having with schoolwork or behavior? Num 8

33 J18During the past 2 years, has [CHILD] gone to a special class for gifted students or done advanced work in any subjects? Num 8

34 J19ADuring the past 2 years, has [CHILD] gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for learning problems? Num 8

35 J19B

During the past 2 years, has [CHILD] gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for behavioral or emotional problems? Num 8

36 J20

How often has [CHILD] received any special services for these problems—almost every day, once a week, once a month, a few times a year, or only once or twice in the past two years? Num 8

37 K1Would you say [CHILD]s health in general is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? Num 8

38 K2S1

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage does [CHILD] have? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES] [1st Response] Num 8

39 K2S2

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage does [CHILD] have? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES] [2nd Response] Num 8

40 K2S3

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage does [CHILD] have? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES] [3rd Response] Num 8

41 K2S4

What kind of health insurance or health care coverage does [CHILD] have? [INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD WITH RESPONSE CATEGORIES] [4th Response] Num 8

42 K2S5


43 K2S6


44 K3During the past 12 months, did [CHILD] receive a physical examination or well-child check-up? Num 8

45 K4In the past 12 months, has [CHILD] had any accidents or injuries that required medical attention? Num 8

46 K5How many such accidents or injuries requiring medical attention has [CHILD] had in the past 12 months? Num 8

47 PK7Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that [CHILD] had asthma? Num 8

48 PK8During the past 12 months, has [CHILD] had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack? Num 8

49 PK9During the past 3 months, has [CHILD] used prescription inhalers? Do not include over-the-counter inhalers like Primatene Mist. Num 8

50 PK10During the past 12 months, has [CHILD] had a wheezing or whistling sound in (his/her) chest? Num 8

51 PK11How many attacks of wheezing or whistling has [CHILD] had in (his/her) chest during the past 12 months? Num 8

52 PK12During the past 12 months, has [CHILD]s sleep been disturbed due to wheezing or whistling? Num 8




53 PK13During the past 12 months, how often on average, has [CHILD]s sleep been disturbed due to wheezing or whistling? Num 8

54 PK14During the past 12 months, has [CHILD]s chest sounded wheezy during or after exercise or physical activity? Num 8

55 PK15

During the past 12 months, has [CHILD]s wheezing ever been severe enough to limit (his/her) speech to only 1 or 2 words at a time between breaths? Num 8

56 PK16

During the past 12 months, how many times has [CHILD] gone to the doctors office or the hospital emergency room for one or more of these attacks of wheezing or whistling? Num 8

57 K6_1What was the cause of (that/the first/the second/etc.) accident or injury? How did it happen? Num 8




61 L1 How many close friends does [CHILD] have? Num 862 L2A [CHILD]s school Num 863 L2B At a neighborhood playground or recreation program. Num 8

64 L2CIn a store where [CHILD] was shopping or a restaurant where [CHILD] wanted to eat Num 8

65 L2D Somewhere else in the neighborhood Num 8

66 L03

The first statement is Has difficulty concentrating, cannot pay attention for long. Has that been often true, sometimes true, or not true of [CHILD] during the past 3 months? Num 8

67 L04 Cheats or tells lies Num 868 L05 Is rather high strung, tense, and nervous Num 869 L06 Bullies or is cruel or mean to others Num 870 L07 Is disobedient at home Num 871 L08 Has trouble getting along with other children Num 872 L09 Feels worthless or inferior Num 873 L10 Is restless or overly active, cannot sit still Num 874 L11 Has a very strong temper and loses it easily Num 875 L12 Is unhappy, sad or depressed Num 876 L13 Is withdrawn, does not get involved with others Num 877 L14 Demands a lot of attention Num 878 L15 Is too dependent on others Num 879 L16 Hangs around with kids who get into trouble Num 880 L17 Worries too much Num 881 L18 Is disobedient at school Num 882 L19 Has trouble getting along with teachers Num 8

83 M1

We are interested in how [CHILD] spends time in the late afternoon. The next few questions will be about this past [WEEKDAY], starting at 3:45 p.m. Can you tell me: where was [CHILD] at 3:45 on [WEEKDAY]? Num 8

84 M2 Is this provider paid to take care of [CHILD]? Num 8




85 M3Was [CHILD] playing on a sports team, participating in a club, serving detention, in class or tutoring, or doing something else at the school? Num 8

86 M4Was [CHILD] playing on an organized sports team, participating in some organized activity, in class or tutoring, or doing something else? Num 8

87 M5 At 3:45, was there an adult present, who could see or hear [CHILD]? Num 888 M6 At 3:45, were you present where you could see or hear [CHILD]? Num 8

89 M7Now lets talk about 5:30pm. Where was [CHILD] at 5:30 on [WEEKDAY]? Num 8


91 M9Was [CHILD] playing on a sports team, participating in a club, serving detention, or doing something else at the school? Num 8


93 M11 Were there other children at [PLACE] with [CHILD] at 5:30? Num 8


96 M14Now lets talk about 7:30pm. Where was [CHILD] at 7:30 on [WEEKDAY]? Num 8


98 M16Was [CHILD] playing on a sports team, participating in a club, serving detention, in class or tutoring, or doing something else at the school? Num 8



11. mto_int_sch_hx 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_sch_hx Description: Interim wide file summarizing school history (up to 7 schools per child) and detailing name, NCESID, and grades attendedNumber of Obs: 5576Number of Vars: 54File creation date: 20APR17:20:56:04

sheetname=11. mto_int_sch_hxPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID assigned person ID for this study (first 7 characters are the FAMID) Char 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 SH_SCHOOL1 NCES school id for most recent school Char $ 124 SH_SCHOOL2 NCES school id for 2nd most recent school Char $ 125 SH_SCHOOL3 NCES school id for 3rd most recent school Char $ 126 SH_SCHOOL4 NCES school id for 4th most recent school Char $ 127 SH_SCHOOL5 NCES school id for 5th most recent school Char $ 128 SH_SCHOOL6 NCES school id for 6th most recent school Char $ 129 SH_SCHOOL7 NCES school id for 7th most recent school Char $ 12

10 SH_LSTGRADE1 Last grade for school 1 Char 811 SH_LSTGRADE2 Last grade for school 2 Char 812 SH_LSTGRADE3 Last grade for school 3 Char 813 SH_LSTGRADE4 Last grade for school 4 Char 814 SH_LSTGRADE5 Last grade for school 5 Char 815 SH_LSTGRADE6 Last grade for school 6 Char 816 SH_LSTGRADE7 Last grade for school 7 Char 817 SH_FSTGRADE1 First grade for school 1 Char 818 SH_FSTGRADE2 First grade for school 2 Char 819 SH_FSTGRADE3 First grade for school 3 Char 820 SH_FSTGRADE4 First grade for school 4 Char 821 SH_FSTGRADE5 First grade for school 5 Char 822 SH_FSTGRADE6 First grade for school 6 Char 823 SH_FSTGRADE7 First grade for school 7 Char 824 SCHLNAME_1 School name most recent school Char 5025 SCHLNAME_2 School name 2nd most recent school Char 5026 SCHLNAME_3 School name 3rd most recent school Char 5027 SCHLNAME_4 School name 4th most recent school Char 5028 SCHLNAME_5 School name 5th most recent school Char 5029 SCHLNAME_6 School name 6th most recent school Char 5030 SCHLNAME_7 School name 7th most recent school Char 5031 SH_BASE_SCH School at baseline Char 1232 SH_LOWGRD Lowest grade that should have been included in history. Num 833 SH_CUR_SCH Current school Char 1

34 SH_REPEAT_K repeated kindergarten Char $SAMEDIF 1D =Repeated grade at Different SchoolS =Repeated grade at Same School

11. mto_int_sch_hx 2/12/2019



35 SH_REPEAT_1 repeated grade 1 Char $SAMEDIF 1D =Repeated grade at Different SchoolS =Repeated grade at Same School












47 SH_HIST_LNGTHDescribes whether school history is missing years, complete, or has more years than needed. Char 16

48 SH_YRS_SCH1 years at school 1 Num 849 SH_YRS_SCH2 years at school 2 Num 850 SH_YRS_SCH3 years at school 3 Num 851 SH_YRS_SCH4 years at school 4 Num 852 SH_YRS_SCH5 years at school 5 Num 853 SH_YRS_SCH6 years at school 6 Num 854 SH_YRS_SCH7 years at school 7 Num 8

12. mto_int_roster 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_roster Description: Interim roster file (info on who was in the household at interim)Number of Obs: 20613Number of Vars: 49File creation date: 20APR17:20:56:08

sheetname=12. mto_int_rosterPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Person Identifier (FAMID plus ROSTER #) Char $ 10 FAMID + ROSTERID

2 FAMID Family Identifier Char 7


3 RA_DATE Randomization Date (BLRANDTE from Household Extract 0501) Num 8

4 RA_GROUP Randomization Group (1=Exp, 2=Sec8, 3=Control) Num GROUP 8

1=Low-Poverty Voucher/Experimental2=Traditional Voucher/Section 83=Control

5 RA_GRP_EXP Family Randomized into Experimental Group Num 86 RA_GRP_S8 Family Randomized into Section 8 Group Num 8


._-.Z=Missing1=Baltimore2=Boston3=Chicago4=Los Angeles5=New York

8 SVY_CORE_IMP Core Member Flag (imputed if necessary) Num 8

9 SVY_GENDERX svy_gender - Gender (M/F/.) from Revised Demog File Char $GENFM 1F =FemaleM =Male

10 G3CX_RECODE Recoded relationship to adult Char 211 Z_MEMTYPE type of hh member Char 612 DDHH Deceased or Alive Status Num 8

13 G1BMOX

When did (he/she) move? (RECORD MONTH AND YEAR) [IF MEMBER IS NOT IN CORE HOUSEHOLD, SKIP TO NEXT MEMBER.] [MONTH] Num 8

14 G1BYRX

When did (he/she) move? (RECORD MONTH AND YEAR) [IF MEMBER IS NOT IN CORE HOUSEHOLD, SKIP TO NEXT MEMBER.] [YEAR] Num 8

15 G1CX Do you know (MEMBER'S) address? Num 816 G1FX What is (his/her) relationship to the head of that household Num 8

17 G1HYRX

FOR DECEASED MEMBERS ONLY: I'm sorry for your loss. For our records, could you tell us when (MEMBER) passed away? [SKIP TO G1a FOR NEXT MEMBER] {YEAR} Num 8

18 G1J2X Ethnicity if previously unknown Num 819 G1KX checkif born 1900-1985 Num 820 G1LX What is (his/her) marital status? Num 8

21 G1MX

What is the highest grade of school that (he/she) has ever completed? [ASK IF SPOUSE OR BORN BETWEEN 1976 AND 1982] Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes22 G3CX Relationship to adult Num 823 G3EX Is (he/she) in school? Num 824 G3FX What grade or year? Num 825 C2X What is the main reason that you did not work for pay last week Num 826 G1AX Is (MEMBER) still living with you? Num 8

27 G2AX[IF MEMBER = SPOUSE SKIP TO NEXT MEMBER] Last week, did [MEMBER] do any work for pay? Num 8

28 G2BXHow much did (he/she) earn from all (his/her) employers before taxes and deductions during 2001? Num 8

29 G2B1X Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num 830 G2B2X Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num 831 G2B3X Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num 832 G2B4X Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num 833 G2B5X Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num 8

34 G2CX

During 2001, how much did (he/she) receive from any business he/she has, from work on the side he/she has done, or from dividends, interest, or rental property he/she owns? Num 8

35 G2DX

How much [IF BORN BEFORE 1986] did (he/she) receive from the government altogether in the form of TANF, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), unemployment benefits, Social Security, General Assistance and things like that in 2001? Num 8

36 G2EX

How much did (he/she) receive from all other sources, such as alimony or child support, pensions, help from family or friends, or anything else during 2001? Num 8

37 SVY_ETHNIC Ethnicity (1=Hispanic, 2=Not Hispanic) from Revised Demog File Num ETHNICI 8

._-.Z=Missing1=Hispanic2=Not Hisp


39 SVY_SAMPLESample Status of Individual (AD=Sample adult, CH=Sample child, etc.) Char $SAMPLE 2

8A =LA 1998 sample adult (not intvw elig)8C =LA 1998 sample child 5-19 (not intvw elig)8N =LA 1998 non-core8O =LA 1998 other core adult age 27 and up8P =LA 1998 Phantom8U =LA 1998 Under age 58Y =LA 1998 Young Core Adult Age 20-26AD =Survey-selected adultCH =Sample Child 5-19EC =Eligible (but not selected) Child 5-19NC =non-coreNW =new memberOA =Other household adult (core member)PH =PhantomU5 =Core youth under age 5 as of May 2001YA =young core adults age 20-26 may 2001

40 Z_AGE_DEC01 age as of December 31, 2001 Num 841 Z_AGE_INTVW Age at interim interview Num 842 Z_INHH living in current household (self, old and new members) Num 843 Z_MOVEDOUT Flag indicating had moved out of household at interim Num 844 Z_DECEASED Deceased flag from interim Num 8




45 SVY_SITERARSite and RARDUM Variables Combined, e.g. 5_10 = Site=5 RARDUM10=1 Char 4

46 WT_RARATIO Randomization Ratio Weight (excluding 1998 cases) Num 8

47 SVY_RACERace (1=AfrAm/2=Wht/3=AmInd/4=AsPacIsl/5=Oth) from Revised Demog File Num RACE 8

1 =African-American2 =White3 =American Indian4 =Asian/Pacific Islander5 =Other

48 Z_DROPSAMPCH_FLAGFlag for Sample Child Later Determined to be Ineligible (Phantom or Not 5-19) Num 8

49 SVY_YOB_IMP year of birth Num 8

13. mto_int_addrhx 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_int_addrhx Description: Interim residential address history (for replication purposes). Limited to census tracts and only through interim period.Number of Obs: 48737Number of Vars: 22File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:34

sheetname=13. mto_int_addrhxPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID HH Section PPID Char 10 FAMID + ROSTERID

2 FAMID family study identifier Char 7


3 SPIDdwelling ID assigned to this particular spell (can be matched to dwellid in other tables) Char 6 SPID uses same 6-digit codes as DWELLID (can link)

4 SPELL_CONFIRMED_SUM Count of confirmed address records in this spell Num 85 SPELL_PROBABLE_SUM Count of 'probable' address records in this spell Num 86 SPELL_POSSIBLE_SUM Count of 'possible' address records in this spell Num 87 SPELL_DWELL_COUNT # of dwelling records included in this possibly extended spell Num 88 HOMEBASE Address at Baseline Num 89 HOMECORE Address of Core Move Num 8

10 HOME1997 Address at 1997 Canvass Num 811 HOME2000 Address at 2000 Canvass Num 812 HOME2002 Address at Interim Num 813 T_FIPS90 FIPS State + County Codes (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 1990) Char 514 T_MTCH90 Match Code (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 1990) Char 115 T_SRC90 Source (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 1990) Char 116 T_TRCT90 Tract (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 1990) Char 617 T_FIPS00 FIPS State + County Codes (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 518 T_MTCH00 Match Code (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 119 T_SRC00 Source (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 120 T_TRCT00 Tract (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 621 SPELL_CEASE_YQ end date of this address spell (limited to year and quarter) Char 2522 SPELL_START_YQ start date of this address spell (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

14. mto_fin_analysis 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_analysis Description: Final evaluation person-level analysis file (revised) containing recoded survey data, covariates, weights, physical measurements, select dried blood spot results, and test scoresNumber of Obs: 15892Number of Vars: 1055File creation date: 26JUN17:12:02:18

sheetname=14. mto_fin_analysisPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Person Identifier Char 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 RA_DATE Randomization Date (BLRANDTE from Household Extract 0501) Num 8



5 RA_GRP_EXP Low-Poverty Voucher/Experimental group (1=LPV/Exp) Num LPV 80=Traditional Voucher/Sec8 or Control Group1=Low-Poverty Voucher/Exp. Group

6 RA_GRP_S8 Traditional Voucher/Section 8 Group (1=TRV/S8) Num TRV 80=Low-Poverty Voucher/Exp. or Control Group1=Traditional Voucher/Sec8 Group

7 RA_GRP_CONTROL Control group flag (1=control) Num CONTROL 40=Traditional Voucher/Section 81=Control Group

8 RA_POOLGRP_EXPS8 Pooled LPV/Experimental & TRV/Section 8 group flag Num LPVTRV 40=Control Group1=Low-Poverty/Exp. Or Traditional/Sec8 Voucher



10 F_SVY_CMOVE Core Mover/Treatment Compliance Flag (1=Moved) Num CMOVE 40=Did Not Use MTO Voucher/Control Group1=Moved Using MTO Voucher

11 F_SVY_SAMPLE2007 Final Survey Sample (AD=selected for IW/ES=not selected) Char $FSAMPLE 2

AD =Survey-selected adult at finalES =Not selected Section 8 adult at finalEY =Not selected youth ages 10 to 20 at finalGC =Grown Child (<18 at Baseline, 21-30 as of Dec. 2007) at finalYT =Survey-selected youth

12 F_SVY_IWCOMPL_AD Flag for Final Adult Survey Interview Completed Num FNLIW 40=Not Interviewed/Selected at Final1=Interviewed at Final

13 F_SVY_FINAL_DISP Final Survey Final Disposition Code Char $FDISP 5

IW-P2 =Interview, In-Person Pretest 2 InstrumentIW-PF =Interview, In-Person Full InstrumentIW-PS =Interview, In-Person Short-Form InstrumentIW-TF =Interview, Telephone Full InstrumentIW-TS =Interview, Telephone Short-Form InstrumentNI-DC =Non-IW, Deceased (Confirmed)NI-DN =Non-IW, Deceased (Not Confirmed)NI-IC =Non-IW, IncarceratedNI-LB =Non-IW, Language BarrierNI-NA =Non-IW, Never AnsweredNI-O =Non-IW, Other ReasonNI-PC =Non-IW, Permanent ConditionNI-RI =Non-IW, Final Refusal from InformantNI-RR =Non-IW, Final Refusal from RespondentNI-TR =Non-IW, Tracking ExhaustedNS-NE =Non-Sample, Not Eligible for Sample FrameNS-P2 =Non-Sample, Not Selected for Phase 2NS-S8 =Non-Sample, Non-Selected Section 8 AdultNS-YT =Non-Sample, Non-Selected Youth Age 10-20

14 F_SVY_FINAL_DESC Final Survey Final Disposition Code Description Char 42



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes15 F_WT_TOTCORE98 Total Weight for Analysis of All Eligible Adults (N=4604) Num 816 F_WT_TOTSVY Total Weight for Final Survey Self-Report Data Num 817 ALLSCH_HIGHGR Highest grade reported in school history sequence Num 4

18 BMIRaw BMI as calculated by CDC growth curve program (input for f_ph_BMI_yt) Num 8

19 COV_HH_SSI Household receiving SSI at baseline Num 820 COV_SITERAR_1_1 Flag indicating site 1 and randomization period 1 Num 421 COV_SITERAR_1_2 Flag indicating site 1 and randomization period 2 Num 422 COV_SITERAR_2_1 Flag indicating site 2 and randomization period 1 Num 423 COV_SITERAR_2_3 Flag indicating site 2 and randomization period 3 Num 424 COV_SITERAR_2_7 Flag indicating site 2 and randomization period 7 Num 425 COV_SITERAR_3_1 Flag indicating site 3 and randomization period 1 Num 426 COV_SITERAR_3_6 Flag indicating site 3 and randomization period 6 Num 427 COV_SITERAR_3_8 Flag indicating site 3 and randomization period 8 Num 428 COV_SITERAR_4_1 Flag indicating site 4 and randomization period 1 Num 429 COV_SITERAR_4_11 Flag indicating site 4 and randomization period 11 Num 430 COV_SITERAR_4_4 Flag indicating site 4 and randomization period 4 Num 431 COV_SITERAR_5_1 Flag indicating site 5 and randomization period 1 Num 432 COV_SITERAR_5_10 Flag indicating site 5 and randomization period 10 Num 433 COV_SITERAR_5_9 Flag indicating site 5 and randomization period 9 Num 434 DDM_AUDIO_SAMPLE Respondent has recorded audio from the final survey Num 435 DDM_COMMENTS Dialect Density Measure for additional comments recording Num 836 DDM_COMMENTS_TOKENS Number of African-American English tokens in additional co Num 437 DDM_COMMENTS_WORDS Number of words in additional comments recording Num 538 DDM_EI_WORDS Number of words in elicited imitation recording Num 539 DDM_HAPMOMENT Dialect Density Measure for happiest moment recording Num 840 DDM_HAPMOMENT_TOKENS Number of African-American English tokens in happiest mom Num 441 DDM_HAPMOMENT_WORDS Number of words in happiest moment recording Num 5

42 DDM_NOTES Dialect Density Measure notes (e.g. why no DDM) Num DDNOTES 4

1=1-Non-native speaker2=2-Participant made no comment3=3-No audio for all contexts4=4-No audio for Reading5=5-No audio for Happiest moment6=6-No audio for Comments7=7-Poor audio quality for all contexts8=8-Poor audio quality for Happiest9=9-Poor audio quality for Reading10=10-Poor audio quality for Comments11=11-Missing file12=12-Participant requested not to read13=13-Participant not audible14=14-No audio for Reading and participant made no comment15=15-No audio for Happiest Moment and participant made no comme16=16-Participant requested not to read nor made any comments17=17-Audio cuts out18=18-Participant stops reading20=20-Forgot book21=21-Audio contains Scariest Moment

43 DDM_READING Dialect Density Measure for reading passage recording Num 844 DDM_READING_TOKENS Number of African-American English tokens in reading passag Num 445 DDM_READING_WORDS Number of words in reading passage recording Num 546 DEFLATE_GROC2009 Weekly grocery expenditures, in 2009 dollars Num 847 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_1 English Proficiency Probability Level 1 Num 848 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_10 English Proficiency Probability Level 10 Num 849 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_2 English Proficiency Probability Level 2 Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes50 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_3 English Proficiency Probability Level 3 Num 851 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_4 English Proficiency Probability Level 4 Num 852 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_5 English Proficiency Probability Level 5 Num 853 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_6 English Proficiency Probability Level 6 Num 854 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_7 English Proficiency Probability Level 7 Num 855 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_8 English Proficiency Probability Level 8 Num 856 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_9 English Proficiency Probability Level 9 Num 8

57 F_AA_ETS_ENG_BELOW_CHANCE Youth's ETS English standard theta score is below ch Num 458 F_AA_ETS_ENG_SCORE Youth has English theta scores in ETS data Num 4

59F_AA_ETS_MATH_BELOW_CHANCE

f_aa_ets_eng_below_chance - Youth's ETS Math standard theta score is below chanc Num 4

60 F_AA_ETS_MATH_SCORE f_aa_ets_eng_score - Youth has Math theta scores in ETS data Num 4

61 F_AA_IWR_ATTEN_HIGH YT attentiveness during assessment was high or very high Num ATTN 40=Attentive, Difficulty Attending or Unable To Attend1=Very Attentive or Complete & Full Attention

62 F_AA_IWR_ATTEN_HIGH_FIX Youth attentiveness during assessment was high or very Num 463 F_AA_IWR_ATTEN_VHIGH Youth attentiveness during assessment was very high (adju Num 4

64 F_AA_IWR_COOP_HIGH YT cooperation during assessment was high or very high Num COOP 40=Matter of Fact, Uncooperative or Very Uncooperative1=Cooperative or Very Cooperative

65 F_AA_IWR_COOP_HIGH_FIX Youth cooperation during assessment was high or very hi Num 466 F_AA_IWR_COOP_VHIGH Youth cooperation during assessment was very high (adjuste Num 4

67 F_AA_IWR_MOTIV_HIGH YT motivation during assessment was high or very high Num MOTIV 40=Average, Low or Very Low Motivation1=High or Very High Motivation

68 F_AA_IWR_MOTIV_HIGH_FIX Youth motivation during assessment was high or very hi Num 469 F_AA_IWR_MOTIV_VHIGH Youth motivation during assessment was very high (adjuste Num 470 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_1 Math Proficiency Probability Level 1 Num 871 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_2 Math Proficiency Probability Level 2 Num 872 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_3 Math Proficiency Probability Level 3 Num 873 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_4 Math Proficiency Probability Level 4 Num 874 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_5 Math Proficiency Probability Level 5 Num 875 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_6 Math Proficiency Probability Level 6 Num 876 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_7 Math Proficiency Probability Level 7 Num 877 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_8 Math Proficiency Probability Level 8 Num 878 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_9 Math Proficiency Probability Level 9 Num 879 F_AA_STD_THETA_ENG Standard Theta Standard score Num 880 F_AA_STD_THETA_ENG_SD Standard Deviation of Standard Theta English Score Num 881 F_AA_STD_THETA_MATH Standard Theta Standard score Num 882 F_AA_STD_THETA_MATH_SD Standard Deviation of Standard Theta Math Score Num 883 F_AA_STD_THETA_MATHENG Average Standard Theta English/Math score Num 884 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1320_BL_Z Stndrd Theta Eng Z-score Age13-20 by BLage 0-5/6-11 Num BEST 885 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1320_BL05_Z StdTheta Eng Zscore 2007Age13-20/BLAge0-5: gndr Num BEST 8

86 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1320_BL611_Z StdTheta Eng Zscore 2007Age13-20/BLAge6-11: gndr Num BEST 887 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1320_GEN_Z Stndrd Theta English Zscore Age 13-20 by gender Num BEST 888 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1320_SITE_Z Std Theta English Z-score Ages13-20 by site/gender Num BEST 889 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1320_Z Standard Theta English Z-score Ages 13-20 Num BEST 890 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1520_GEN_Z Stndrd Theta English Zscore Age 15-20 by gender Num BEST 891 F_AA_THETA_ENG_1520_Z Standard Theta English Z-score Ages 13-20 Num BEST 892 F_AA_THETA_MATH_1320_BL_Z Stndrd Theta Math Zscore Age13-20 by BLage 0-5/6-11 Num BEST 8

93 F_AA_THETA_MATH_1320_BL05_Z StdTheta Math Zscore 2007Age13-20/BLAge0-5: gndr Num BEST 8

94F_AA_THETA_MATH_1320_BL611_Z StdTheta Math Zscore 2007Age13-20/BLAge6-11:gndr Num BEST 8

95 F_AA_THETA_MATH_1320_GEN_Z Stndrd Theta Math Zscore Age 13-20 by gender Num BEST 8




96 F_AA_THETA_MATH_1320_SITE_Z Std Theta Math Z-score Ages 13-20 by site/gender Num BEST 897 F_AA_THETA_MATH_1320_Z Standard Theta Math Z-score Ages 13-20 Num BEST 898 F_AA_THETA_MATH_1520_GEN_Z Stndrd Theta Math Zscore Age 15-20 by gender Num BEST 899 F_AA_THETA_MATH_1520_Z Standard Theta Math Z-score Ages 15-20 Num BEST 8

100F_AA_THETA_MATHENG_1320_BL_Z StdTheta MathRead Zscore Age13-20:BLage 0-5/6-11 Num BEST 8

101 F_AA_THETA_MATHENG_1320_Z Standard Theta Math/Reading Z-score - Ages 13-20 Num BEST 8

102F_AA_THETA_MATHENG_1520_GEN_Z Stndrd Theta Math/Read Zscore Age 15-20: gender Num BEST 8

103 F_AA_THETA_MATHENG_1520_Z Standard Theta Math/English Z-score - Ages 15-20 Num BEST 8104 F_ALL_IDX_FIX_1520_Z_YT YT 15-20 Overall Index, MTO control z-score Num BEST 8105 F_ALL_IDX_FIX_Z_AD AD Overall Index, z-score on MTO controls Num BEST 8106 F_C00T_DISINDX_DW duration weighted - 2000 Census - Disadvantage index Num 8107 F_C00T_HHINC_09D_DW duration weighted - 2000 Census - Median household income Num 8108 F_C00T_HISTATUS_DW duration weighted - 2000 Census - Share workers in manageri Num 8109 F_C00T_PBLACK_DW duration weighted - 2000 Census - Share black Num 8110 F_C00T_PCOLLDEG_DW duration weighted - 2000 Census - Share college grads Num 8111 F_C00T_PMINORTY_DW duration weighted - 2000 Census - Share minority Num 8112 F_C9010T_DISINDX_BL baseline date - interpolated - Disadvantage index Num 8113 F_C9010T_DISINDX_CM core move - interpolated - Disadvantage index Num 8114 F_C9010T_DISINDX_D01 Dec 31 2001 - interpolated - Disadvantage index Num 8

115 F_C9010T_DISINDX_DW

Concentrated disadvantage index for residential census tracts. Weighted by time spent in each tract post RA. Interpolated using Census 1990, 2000, and ACS data. Num 8

116 F_C9010T_DISINDX_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Disadvantage index Num 8117 F_C9010T_DISINDX_NOBLK_DW Conc Dis Idx Excl Black - Interp - duration-weighted Num 8118 F_C9010T_DISINDX_YR1 year 1 after RA - interpolated - Disadvantage index Num 8119 F_C9010T_DISINDX_YR10 year 10 after RA - interpolated - Disadvantage index Num 8120 F_C9010T_DISINDX_YR5 year 5 after RA - interpolated - Disadvantage index Num 8121 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_BL baseline date - interpolated - Median household income ( Num 8122 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_CM core move - interpolated - Median household income (2009 Num 8123 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_D01 Dec 31 2001 - interpolated - Median household income (2 Num 8124 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Median household inco Num 8125 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Median household income (2 Num 8126 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_YR1 year 1 after RA - interpolated - Median household incom Num 8127 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_YR10 year 10 after RA - interpolated - Median household inc Num 8128 F_C9010T_HHINC_09D_YR5 year 5 after RA - interpolated - Median household incom Num 8129 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_BL baseline date - interpolated - Share workers in manageria Num 8130 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_CM core move - interpolated - Share workers in managerial or Num 8131 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_D01 Dec 31 2001 - interpolated - Share workers in managerial Num 8132 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_DW Duration-wgtd tract share managerial/professional workers Num BEST 8133 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share workers in managerial Num 8134 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_YR1 year 1 after RA - interpolated - Share workers in manage Num 8135 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_YR10 year 10 after RA - interpolated - Share workers in mana Num 8136 F_C9010T_HISTATUS_YR5 year 5 after RA - interpolated - Share workers in manage Num 8137 F_C9010T_PBLACK_BL baseline date - interpolated - Share black Num 8138 F_C9010T_PBLACK_CM core move - interpolated - Share black Num 8139 F_C9010T_PBLACK_D01 Dec 31 2001 - interpolated - Share black Num 8140 F_C9010T_PBLACK_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share black Num 8141 F_C9010T_PBLACK_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share black Num 8142 F_C9010T_PBLACK_YR1 year 1 after RA - interpolated - Share black Num 8143 F_C9010T_PBLACK_YR10 year 10 after RA - interpolated - Share black Num 8144 F_C9010T_PBLACK_YR5 year 5 after RA - interpolated - Share black Num 8145 F_C9010T_PCINC_09D_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Per capita income (20 Num 8146 F_C9010T_PCINC_09D_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Per capita income (2009 Do Num 8147 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_BL baseline date - interpolated - Share college grads Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes148 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_CM core move - interpolated - Share college grads Num 8149 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_D01 Dec 31 2001 - interpolated - Share college grads Num 8150 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_DW Duration-weighted tract share college graduates Num BEST 8151 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share college grads Num 8152 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_YR1 year 1 after RA - interpolated - Share college grads Num 8153 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_YR10 year 10 after RA - interpolated - Share college grads Num 8154 F_C9010T_PCOLLDEG_YR5 year 5 after RA - interpolated - Share college grads Num 8155 F_C9010T_PEMP_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share employed, civilian Num 8156 F_C9010T_PEMP_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share employed, civilian Num 8157 F_C9010T_PERPOV_BL baseline date - interpolated - Share of persons in tract wh Num 8158 F_C9010T_PERPOV_BL_ZC00T Z score of interpolated poverty measured at baseline Num 8159 F_C9010T_PERPOV_CM core move - interpolated - Share of persons in tract who ar Num 8160 F_C9010T_PERPOV_D01 Dec 31 2001 - interpolated - Share of persons in tract who Num 8161 F_C9010T_PERPOV_DW Duration-wgtd tract poverty Num BEST 8

162 F_C9010T_PERPOV_DW_UND20 Duration-wgtd tract poverty < 20% (flag) Num POV2X 40=Tract Poverty >= 20%1=Tract Poverty < 20%



165 F_C9010T_PERPOV_DW_Z Duration-wgtd tract poverty, z-score on MTO controls Num BEST 8166 F_C9010T_PERPOV_DW_ZC00T Duration-wgtd tract poverty, US zscore Num BEST 8167 F_C9010T_PERPOV_DW_ZC10T Z score of interpolated, duration weighted poverty co Num 8168 F_C9010T_PERPOV_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share of persons in tract who Num 8

169 F_C9010T_PERPOV_PER1020Percent of study period lived in tract with Interpolated Census poverty rate >=10% and <20% Num 8




173 F_C9010T_PERPOV_PERO50Percent of study period lived in tract with Interpolated Census poverty rate >=50% Num 8

174 F_C9010T_PERPOV_PERU10Percent of study period lived in tract with Interpolated Census poverty rate <10% Num 8

175 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR1 year 1 after RA - interpolated - Share of persons in tract Num 8176 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR1_ZC00T Z score of interpolated poverty measured one year ou Num 8177 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR1_ZC10T Z score of interpolated poverty measured one year ou Num 8178 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR10 year 10 after RA - interpolated - Share of persons in tra Num 8179 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR10_ZC00T Z score of interpolated poverty measured ten years Num 8180 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR10_ZC10T Z score of interpolated poverty measured ten years Num 8181 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR2 year 2 after RA - interpolated - Share of persons in tract Num 8182 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR4 year 4 after RA - interpolated - Share of persons in tract Num 8183 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR5 year 5 after RA - interpolated - Share of persons in tract Num 8184 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR5_ZC00T Z score of interpolated poverty measured five years Num 8185 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR6 year 6 after RA - interpolated - Share of persons in tract Num 8186 F_C9010T_PERPOV_YR8 year 8 after RA - interpolated - Share of persons in tract Num 8187 F_C9010T_PFSFEM_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share of families with s Num 8188 F_C9010T_PFSFEM_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share of families with single Num 8189 F_C9010T_PHISP_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share Hispanic Num 8190 F_C9010T_PHISP_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share Hispanic Num 8191 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_BL baseline date - interpolated - Share minority Num 8192 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_CM core move - interpolated - Share minority Num 8193 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_D01 Dec 31 2001 - interpolated - Share minority Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes194 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_DW Duration-wgtd tract share minority Num BEST 8195 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_DW_Z Duration-wgtd tract share minority, z-score MTO ctrls Num BEST 8196 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share minority Num 8197 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_YR1 year 1 after RA - interpolated - Share minority Num 8198 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_YR10 year 10 after RA - interpolated - Share minority Num 8199 F_C9010T_PMINORTY_YR5 year 5 after RA - interpolated - Share minority Num 8200 F_C9010T_POVHS_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share with more than high Num 8201 F_C9010T_POVHS_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share with more than high scho Num 8202 F_C9010T_POWNOC_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share owner-occupied hou Num 8203 F_C9010T_POWNOC_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share owner-occupied housing Num 8204 F_C9010T_PVO200_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share of persons were ar Num 8205 F_C9010T_PVO200_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share of persons were are abo Num 8206 F_C9010T_PWELF_DW duration weighted - interpolated - Share of households with Num 8207 F_C9010T_PWELF_M08 May 31 2008 - interpolated - Share of households with publi Num 8208 F_C90T_PBLACK_09 Home 2009 - 1990 Census - Share black Num 8209 F_C90T_PBLACK_BL baseline date - 1990 Census - Share black Num 8210 F_C90T_PBLACK_YR1 year 1 after RA - 1990 Census - Share black Num 8211 F_C90T_PBLACK_YR10 year 10 after RA - 1990 Census - Share black Num 8212 F_C90T_PBLACK_YR5 year 5 after RA - 1990 Census - Share black Num 8213 F_C90T_PERPOV_09 Home 2009 - 1990 Census - Share of persons in tract who are p Num 8214 F_C90T_PERPOV_BL baseline date - 1990 Census - Share of persons in tract who a Num 8215 F_C90T_PERPOV_YR1 year 1 after RA - 1990 Census - Share of persons in tract wh Num 8216 F_C90T_PERPOV_YR10 year 10 after RA - 1990 Census - Share of persons in tract Num 8217 F_C90T_PERPOV_YR5 year 5 after RA - 1990 Census - Share of persons in tract wh Num 8

218 F_CV_VIC_ASSAULT_6MOS_AD Household member assaulted in past 6 months (flag) Num ASSAULT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Victimized1=Victimized Past 6 Months

219 F_CV_VIC_BREAKIN_6MOS_AD Household was broken into in past 6 months (flag) Num BRKIN 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Break-In1=Break-In Past 6 Months

220 F_CV_VIC_SNATCH_6MOS_AD Household member had pursed snatched in past 6 months Num SNATCH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Purse/Wallet Snatched1=Purse/Wallet Snatched Past 6 Months

221 F_CV_VIC_STABSHOT_6MOS_AD Household member stabbed or shot in past 6 months Num STAB 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Stabbed/Shot1=Stabbed/Shot Past 6 Months

222 F_CV_VIC_THREAT_6MOS_AD Household member threatened in past 6 months (flag) Num THREAT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Threatened1=Threatened Past 6 Months

223 F_CV_VICTIM_6MOS_AD Household victimized in past 6 months (flag) Num VICTIM 40=Not Victimized1=Victimized Past 6 Months

224 F_CV_VICTIM_6MOS_YT Hhold member crime victim in past 6 months Num VICTIM 40=Not Victimized1=Victimized Past 6 Months

225 F_DB_CRP_HIGH_RISK AD has high risk C-Reactive Protien value (>3) Num CRP 40=CRP<=31=CRP>3




226 F_DB_CRP_UC C-reactive Protein (CRP) measure from DBS assay file with adjustme Num 8

227 F_DB_DIAB_TEST_OR_SR AD self-reports or HbA1c level indicates diabetes Num DIABSRM 4

.D=Don't Know0=No Diabetes1=Diabetes: Self-Report/HbA1c

228 F_DB_HBA1C_DIAB_FINAL Diabetec Glycosylated Hemoglobin value (>=6.5) Num DIABM 40=No Diabetes: HbA1c<6.51=Diabetes: HbA1c>=6.5

229 F_DB_HBA1C_FIN Glycosylated Hemoglobin value Num BEST 8230 F_DBPH_DIAB_TEST_OR_SR R currently has diabetes(HPH9a) or through the Hba1c te Num 4231 F_EC_IDX_Z_AD AD Economic Self-Sufficiency Index, z-score on MTO controls Num BEST 8

232 F_ED_ABS_5PCTY YT absent from school 5% or more of the school year Num ABS5X 4

.D=Don't Know0=Absent <5% of Year1=Absent 5% of Year or More

233 F_ED_ABS_FDY Proportion of days in school year that YT is absent Num BEST 8

234 F_ED_CLIM_DISCIP YT agrees/strongly agrees that school discipline is fair Num SCHDISC 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=School Discipline is Not Fair1=School Discipline is Fair

235 F_ED_CLIM_INDEX School climate indx: ratio of positive responses on 5 items Num BEST 8

236 F_ED_CLIM_PUTDOWN YT often feels put down by teachers: agree/strongly agree Num PUTDOWN 4

.D=Don't Know0=Not Put Down by Teachers1=Feels Put Down by Teachers

237 F_ED_CLIM_SAFETY YT feels in school: agree/strongly agree Num SCHSAF 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Doesnt Feel Safe at School1=Feels Safe at School

238 F_ED_CLIM_TEACHER YT agrees/strongly agrees teachers interested in stdents Num TEACHER 4

.D=Don't Know0=Not Interested1=Teachers Interested in Students

239 F_ED_CLIM_TEASE YT agrees/strongly agrees students teased if strudy hard Num TEASE 4

.D=Don't Know0=Not Teased1=Students Teased If Study Hard

240 F_ED_DISCIP_SUSP_2Y YT was suspended/expelled from school in last 2 years Num SUSP 4

.D=Don't Know0=Not Suspended/Expelled Past 2 Years1=Suspended/Expelled Past 2 Years

241 F_ED_ENGAGE_HW_ALL YT completed all assigned homework Num HOMEWK 40=Didn't Complete All Homework1=Completed All Homework

242 F_ED_ENGAGE_HW_HXW # of hours/week YT spent doing homework Num BEST 8243 F_ED_ENGAGE_HW_IN_HXW Number of weekly hours youth spent doing homework in sch Num 8244 F_ED_ENGAGE_HW_OUT_HXW Number of weekly hours youth spent doing homework outsi Num 8245 F_ED_ENGAGE_READ_HXW YT # of outside school reading hours/week Num BEST 8

246 F_ED_ENROL_COLL_4YR_EVR YT ever enrolled in a 4-year college Num COLL4X 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Enrolled in 4-Year College1=Ever Enrolled in 4-Year College




247 F_ED_ENROL_COLL_EVR YT ever enrolled in a 2- or 4-year college Num COLL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Enrolled in Any College1=Ever Enrolled in Any College

248 F_ED_ENROL_HIGHGR YT highest grade enrolled (13-16=college,17=grad school) Num BEST 4249 F_ED_ENROL_HIGHGR_K12 Highest K-12 grade in which YT has been enrolled Num BEST 4

250 F_ED_ENROL_HIGHGR_K12_SHf_ed_Enrol_highgr_12_sh - Highest K-12 grade in which youth has been enrolled ba Num 4

251 F_ED_ENROL_SCH YT is currently enrolled in school Num ENROL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Currently Enrolled1=Currently Enrolled in School

252 F_ED_GRAD_DIPLOMA YT has high school diploma Num DIPLOMA 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Diploma1=Has High School Diploma

253 F_ED_GRAD_GED YT has General Educational Development (GED) certificate Num BEST 4

254 F_ED_GRAD_ONTRACK YT in school or has diploma/GED (flag) Num ONTRK 40=No Degree & Not In School1=HS Grad/GED or In School

255 F_ED_GRADES_HIGH YT overall grades mostly Bs or better (most recent yr) Num GRADES 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Grades Worse Than Mostly Bs1=Grades Mostly Bs or Better

256 F_ED_HANG_FRND_1XW YT hangs out at friends' house once or more per week Num HNGFRND 4

.R=Refusal0=Hangs Out w/ Friends Less Often1=Hangs Out w/ Friends>=1x/Week

257 F_ED_HANG_HOME_NEVER YT never hangs out at home or in the yard Num HNGHOME 4

.R=Refusal0=Hangs Out at Home At Least Sometimes1=Never Hangs Out at Home

258 F_ED_HANG_NBHDPK_1XW YT hangs out in nbhd/bball court/park one time+/week Num HNGNBHD 4

.R=Refusal0=Hangs Out in Neighborhood Less Often1=Hangs Out in Neighborhood >=1x/Week

259 F_ED_HANG_SHOP_1XW YT shops at a mall or store once or more per week Num HNGSHOP 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Hangs Out at Shop/Mall Less Often1=Hangs Out at Shop/Mall>=1x/Week

260 F_ED_IDX_1520_Z_YT YT 15-20 Education Attainment Index, zscore Num BEST 8

261 F_ED_LATE_1XM YT late for school at least once a month Num LATESCH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Late for School Less Often/Never1=Late for School At Least Once Per Month

262 F_ED_PLANS_AP Youth has taken any of the AP exams (YED40) Num 4263 F_ED_PLANS_APSAT Youth took the SAT, ACT or AP Exam and presumably has college Num 4

264 F_ED_PLANS_DEGREE_2Y YT believes he/she will complete at least a 2-year degree Num PLANS2X 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Plans to Earn <2-Year Degree1=Plans to Earn At Least 2-Year Degree




265 F_ED_PLANS_DEGREE_4Y YT believes he/she will complete at least a 4-year degree Num PLANS4X 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Plans to Earn <4-Year Degree1=Plans to Earn At Least 4-Year Degree

266 F_ED_PLANS_SATACT YT has taken SAT, ACT or other college entrance test Num SATACT 4

.D=Don't Know0=Has Not Taken SAT/ACT1=Has Taken SAT/ACT

267 F_ED_PRNTENV_ASPIRMOM_2Y YT thinks mom wants him/her to complete >=2yr degree Num MOM2X 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Thinks Mom Wants YT to Earn <2-Year Degree1=Thinks Mom Wants YT to Earn At Least 2-Year Degree

268 F_ED_PRNTENV_ASPIRMOM_4Y YT thinks mom wants him/her to complete >=4yr degree Num MOM4X 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Thinks Mom Wants YT to Earn <4-Year Degree1=Thinks Mom Wants YT to Earn At Least 4-Year Degree

269 F_ED_PRNTENV_COMP YT uses comptuer at home Num COMP 40=Doesnt Use Computer at Home1=Uses Computer at Home

270 F_ED_PRNTENV_WEB_4HW1 YT uses the Internet at least 4 hours per week Num WEB 4

.D=Don't Know0=Uses Internet <4 Hours Per Week1=Uses Internet At Least 4 Hours Per Week

271 F_ED_REPEAT_EVR YT has ever repeated a grade Num REPEAT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Hasnt Repeated a Grade1=Has Repeated a Grade in School

272 F_ED_TRACK_ADVCLASS2 YT took advncd math class/AP exam or in gifted program Num ADV 4

0=Not Taken Advanced Math or AP Exam/Not In Gifted Program1=Took Advanced Math or AP Exam or In Gifted Program

273 F_ED_TRACK_GIFTPGM_EVR_SR Youth reports enrollment in gifted/talented program Num 4274 F_ED_TRACK_MATHADV2 Youth ever took classes in algebra, geometry or other adva Num 4

275 F_ED_TRACK_SPECED_EVR_SR YT ever in class/received services for special needs Num SPEC 4

.D=Don't Know0=Never In Special Needs Class1=Ever In Special Needs Class

276 F_ED_XTRACURR_CLUB YT has participated in school clubs/groups Num CLUB 4

.D=Don't Know0=Hasnt Participated1=Has Participated In School Clubs/Groups

277 F_ED_XTRACURR_LDR YT has held leadership positions in school sports or clubs Num LEADER 4

.D=Don't Know0=Has Not Help Leadership Position1=Held Leadership Position In School Sports/Clubs

278 F_ED_XTRACURR_ORGD_1XW YT participates in organized group activity 1x+/week Num ORGD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Does Not Participate or Participates Less Frequently1=Participates in Organized Activity At Least Once/Week

279 F_ED_XTRACURR_SPORT YT has participated in school sports Num SPORT 4

.D=Don't Know0=Has Not Participated In School Sports1=Has Participated In School Sports




280 F_EM_BENE_INSUR_AD AD employed at job offering health insurance (flag) Num JOBINSUR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Job/Job Does Not Offer Insurance1=Job Offers Insurance

281 F_EM_BENE_SICK_AD AD employed at job offering paid sick leave (flag) Num JOBSICK 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Job/Job Does Not Offer Paid Sick Leave1=Job Offers Paid Sick Leave

282 F_EM_BENE_VACA_AD AD employed at job offering paid vacation (flag) Num JOBVACA 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Job/Job Does Not Offer Paid Vacation1=Job Offers Paid Vacation

283 F_EM_EARN_ABOV_10_AD AD employed with earnings above $10/hr (flag) Num EARNTEN 40=Not Employed/Earns<=$10/Hour1=Earns More than $10/Hour

284 F_EM_EARN_ABOV_MINWAGE_AD AD employed with earnings above minimum wage (flag) Num EARNMIN 40=Not Employed/Earns<=Minimum Wage1=Earns More than Minimum Wage

285 F_EM_EARN_ABOVPOV_AD AD earnings above poverty level (flag) Num EARNPOV 40=Not Employed/Earns<=Poverty Level1=Earns More than Poverty Level

286 F_EM_EMP_AD AD employed (or temporarily absent) last week (flag) Num EMP 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Disabled, Unable to or Couldnt Find Work, In School, etc.1=Employed/Temporarily Absent

287 F_EM_EMP2_YT YT employed last week or temporarily absent (flag) Num EMP 4

.D=Don't Know0=Disabled, Unable to or Couldnt Find Work, In School, etc.1=Employed/Temporarily Absent

288 F_EM_EMPONLY_YT YT is currently employed and is not in school (flag) Num EMPO 40=Enrolled in School or Not Employed1=Employed but Not Enrolled in School

289 F_EM_EMPSCH_YT YT is currently enrolled in school and employed (flag) Num EMPSCH 40=Neither Employed Nor Enrolled in School1=Employed and Enrolled in School

290 F_EM_FTMAIN_AD AD worked at least 35 hrs at main job alone (flag) Num EMPFT 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed Full-Time/At All1=Empoyed Full-Time

291 F_EM_IDLE2_YT YT Neither employed nor in school (flag) Num IDLE 40=Employed or Enrolled in School1=Neither Employed Nor Enrolled in School

292 F_EM_IND_ED_AD AD employed in education industry (flag) Num INDED 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Education Industry/At All1=Employed in Education Industry

293 F_EM_IND_MED_AD AD employed in medical/healthcare industry (flag) Num INDMED 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Medical/Health Care Industry/At All1=Employed in Medical/Health Care Industry




294 F_EM_IND_OTH_AD AD employed in other indus (not retail/med/educ/soc services) Num INDOTH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Other Industry/At All1=Employed in Other Industry

295 F_EM_IND_RETAIL_AD AD employed in retail trade industry (flag) Num INDRET 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Retail Industry/At All1=Employed in Retail Industry

296 F_EM_IND_SOCSRV_AD AD employed in social services industry (flag) Num INDSOC 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Social Services Industry/At All1=Employed in Social Services Industry

297 F_EM_OCC_BLUECOLL_AD AD employed in blue-collar occupation (flag) Num OCCBLU 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Blue Collar Occupation/At All1=Employed in Blue Collar Occupation

298 F_EM_OCC_PROFESS_AD AD employed in professional/managerial occupation (flag) Num OCCPRO 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Professional/Managerial Occupation/At All1=Employed in Professional/Managerial Occupation

299 F_EM_OCC_SERVICE_AD AD employed in service occupation (flag) Num OCCSRV 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Service Occupation/At All1=Employed in Service Occupation

300 F_EM_OCC_WHITECOLL_AD AD employed in white-collar occupation: pro/mngrial/tech Num OCCWH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in White Collar Occupation/At All1=Employed in White Collar Occupation

301 F_EM_SCHONLY_YT YT is currently enrolled in school and not working (flag) Num SCHO 40=Employed or Not Enrolled in School1=Enrolled in School but Not Employed

302 F_EM_TENURE_1Y_AD AD has job tenure of more than 1 yea (flag) Num TEN1YR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Job Tenure<=1 Year/Not Employed1=Job Tenure>1 Year

303 F_EM_WKLY_MAIN_AD Current Weekly Earnings of Sample Adult at Main Job Num 8304 F_EM_WKLY_MAIN_YT Current Weekly Earnings of Youth at Main Job Num 8

305 F_EM_WKLY_MAIN2009_AD AD weekly earnings at main job (2009 dollars) Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

306 F_EM_WKLY_MAIN2009_YT YT weekly earnings at main job, in 2009 dollars Num BEST 8

307 F_EM_WRK_PAST2Y AD has worked for pay in the past 2 years (flag) Num WRK2Y 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Employed in Past 2 Years1=Employed in Past 2 Years

308 F_HA_ASST_ANY Receiving any housing assistance (flag) Num HAANY 40=Does Not Receive Housing Assistance1=Receives Any Housing Assistance

309 F_HA_ASST_OTHER Receiving tenant-based federal rental assistance (flag) Num HAOTH 40=Receive No/Public/Voucher Housing Assistance1=Receives Non-Public Housing/Voucher Assistance




310 F_HA_ASST_PUB Receiving public housing assistance (flag) Num HAPUB 40=Receives No/Non-Public Housing Assistance1=Receives Public Housing Assistance

311 F_HA_ASST_VOUCH Receiving voucher based housing assistance (flag) Num HAVOUCH 40=Receives No/Public/Other Housing Assistance1=Receives Housing Voucher

312 F_HC_COST_BURDEN Rent-burdended household: spend>=30% income on housing (flag) Num BURD 40=Not Rent-Burdened Household1=Rent-Burdened Household

313 F_HC_COST_BURDEN_SEV Severely rent-burdended hhld:spend>=50% income on housing Num BURDSEV 40=Not Severely Rent-Burdened Household1=Severely Rent-Burdened Household

314 F_HC_COST_ELEC_M Amount spent on electricity (HHC26A) Num 8315 F_HC_COST_FRAC Monthly housing cost as fraction of total income Num 8316 F_HC_COST_GAS_M Amount spent on gas (HHC27A) Num 8

317 F_HC_COST_M Total monthly housing costs (2009 dollars) Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

318 F_HC_COST_RENTMRTG_M Amount spent on rent or mortage (2009 dollars) Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

319 F_HC_CURRENT_TENURE Curent Tenure (HHC16A-G) Num 4

320 F_HC_DBLUP_NOTPAY Doubled-up with another family but not paying rent (flag) Num DBLNORENT 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Doubled-Up/Doubled-Up+Rent1=Doubled-Up/No Rent

321 F_HC_DBLUP_PAY Doubled-up with another family & paying rent (flag) Num DBLRENT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Doubled-Up/Doubled-Up+No Rent1=Doubled-Up+Rent

322 F_HC_HOMELESS_EVR Reported time without own place to stay (flag) Num NOHOME 40=Never Been Homeless1=Ever Been Homeless

323 F_HC_HSGPRB_FIX Number of housing problems (0-7). Num BEST 4

324 F_HC_HSNG_EXLGOOD Current housing condition good/excellent (vs. fair/poor) Num HOUSCON 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Fair/Poor Housing Condition1=Good/Excellent Housing Condition

325 F_HC_MOVE_FROM_BETTER Moved from Last Address To Get Bigger/Better Apartment Num MOVLSTBTR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Last Addr Move Reason1=Last Addr Move Reason: Better Apt

326 F_HC_MOVE_FROM_DRUGS Moved from Last Address To Get Away from Drugs/Gangs Num MOVLSTDRG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Last Addr Move Reason1=Last Addr Move Reason: Drugs

327 F_HC_MOVE_FROM_LANDLORD Moved from Last Address due to Problems with Landlord NumMOVLSTLAND 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Last Addr Move Reason1=Last Addr Move Reason: Landlord

328 F_HC_MOVE_FROM_SOLD Moved from Last Address due to House/Apartment Sold NumMOVLSTSOLD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Last Addr Move Reason1=Last Addr Move Reason: Unit Sold




329 F_HC_MOVE_TO_AFFORD Moved to Neighborhood Because Unit Is Affordable Num MOVCURAFF 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Move to Current Addr Reason1=Moved to Current Addr: Affordable

330 F_HC_MOVE_TO_DRUGS Moved to Neighborhood Because Fewer Problems w/ Drugs/Gangs NumMOVCURDRG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Move to Current Addr Reason1=Moved to Current Addr: Less Drugs/Gangs

331 F_HC_MOVE_TO_LIVSPACE Moved to Neighborhood for Better/Bigger Living Space NumMOVCURSPAC 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Move to Current Addr Reason1=Moved to Current Addr: More/Better Space

332 F_HC_MOVE_TO_SAFER Moved to Neighborhood Because It Is Safer NumMOVCURSAF 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Different Move to Current Addr Reason1=Moved to Current Addr: Safer

333 F_HC_OWNER Owned home as of Final Survey (HHC16B) Num OWNER 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Does Not Own Home1=Owns home

334 F_HC_PAYMT_LATE15DAYS_Y 15 or More Days Late on Housing Payment (HHC25A-B) Num LATEPYT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never>15 Days Late1=Ever>15 Days Late on Rent/Mortgage

335F_HC_PAYMT_THREAT_EVICTFORE_Y Ever threatnd w/eviction/foreclose for nonpaymnt Num LATETHRT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Threatened1=Ever Threatened Due to Late Payment

336 F_HC_PPR Persons Per Room Num 8

337 F_HC_PPR_OVERCROWD Household Overcrowded (>1 person per room) Num CROWD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Household Not Overcrowded1=Household Overcrowded (>1 person/room)

338 F_HC_PPR_OVERCROWD_SEV Household Severely Overcrowded (>1.5 person per room) Num SEVCROWD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Household Not Severely Overcrowded1=Household Severely Overcrowded (>1.5 person/room)

339 F_HC_PROB_HEAT Problem with Heating System (HHC20G) Num PROBHEAT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Heating System1=Big/Small Problem w/ Heating System

340 F_HC_PROB_HEATPLUMB Problem with Heat or Plumbing (HHC20B, HHC20G) Num PROBHTPL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Heat/Plumbing1=Big/Small Problem w/ Heat/Plumbing

341 F_HC_PROB_LOCKBRKN Problem with Broken Locks/No Locks on Doors (HHC20E) Num PROBLCK 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Broken Locks1=Big/Small Problem w/ Broken Locks




342 F_HC_PROB_PAINT Problem with Paint or Plaster (HHC20A) Num PROBPAINT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Peeling Paint1=Big/Small Problem w/ Peeling Paint

343 F_HC_PROB_PLUMB Problem with Plumbing (HHC20B) Num PROBPLUM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Plumbing1=Big/Small Problem w/ Plumbing

344 F_HC_PROB_RATROACH Problem with Rats/Mice or Cockroaches (HHC20C-D) Num PROBVERM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Vermin1=Big/Small Problem w/ Vermin

345 F_HC_PROB_RATS Problem with Rats or Mice (HHC20C) Num PROBRAT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Rats/Mice1=Big/Small Problem w/ Rats/Mice

346 F_HC_PROB_ROACHS Problem with Cockroaches (HHC20D) NumPROBROACH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Cockroaches1=Big/Small Problem w/ Cockroaches

347 F_HC_PROB_WINDBRKN Problem with Broken Windows or Windows w/o Screens (HHC20F) Num PROBWIND 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Broken Windows1=Big/Small Problem w/ Broken Windows

348 F_HC_REASON_MOVE_FROM_ALL Reason Move from Most Recent Address All Reasons (HH Num 4

349F_HC_REASON_MOVE_TO_NBHD_ALL Reason Move to Current Neighborhood All Reasons (HHC15) Num 4

350 F_HC_RENTER Rented home as of final survey (HHC16A) Num RENTER 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Does Not Rent Home1=Rents Home

351 F_HC_SHELTER Living in group shelter as of final survey (HHC16E) Num SHELT 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Living in Group Shelter1=Living in Group Shelter

352 F_HC_SITEGRPMEAN_ELEC Monthly electricity costs imputed by site/treatment grp Num 8353 F_HC_SITEGRPMEAN_GAS Monthly gas costs imputed by site and treatment group Num 8354 F_HC_SPELLS_DOUBLE_EVR Number of spells living doubled-up with another family Num BEST 4

355F_HC_SPELLS_LIT_HOMELESS_EVR Number of literally homeless spells Num BEST 4

356 F_HC_STAY_DOUBLE_EVR Ever lived doubled-up with another family (flag) Num DOUB 40=Never Lived Doubled-Up w/ Another Family1=Ever Lived Doubled-Up w/ Another Family

357 F_HC_STAY_LIT_HOMELESS_EVR Ever literally homeless (flag) Num HOMELESS 40=Never Literally Homeless1=Ever Literally Homeless

358 F_HC_STAY1_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 1 Num 4359 F_HC_STAY1_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 1 Num 4360 F_HC_STAY10_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 10 Num 4361 F_HC_STAY10_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 10 Num 4362 F_HC_STAY11_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 11 Num 4363 F_HC_STAY11_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 11 Num 4



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes364 F_HC_STAY12_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 12 Num 4365 F_HC_STAY12_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 12 Num 4366 F_HC_STAY13_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 13 Num 4367 F_HC_STAY13_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 13 Num 4368 F_HC_STAY14_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 14 Num 4369 F_HC_STAY14_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 14 Num 4370 F_HC_STAY15_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 15 Num 4371 F_HC_STAY15_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 15 Num 4372 F_HC_STAY2_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 2 Num 4373 F_HC_STAY2_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 2 Num 4374 F_HC_STAY3_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 3 Num 4375 F_HC_STAY3_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 3 Num 4376 F_HC_STAY4_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 4 Num 4377 F_HC_STAY4_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 4 Num 4378 F_HC_STAY5_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 5 Num 4379 F_HC_STAY5_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 5 Num 4380 F_HC_STAY6_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 6 Num 4381 F_HC_STAY6_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 6 Num 4382 F_HC_STAY7_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 7 Num 4383 F_HC_STAY7_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 7 Num 4384 F_HC_STAY8_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 8 Num 4385 F_HC_STAY8_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 8 Num 4386 F_HC_STAY9_DOUBLE Flag for doubled up - Stay 9 Num 4387 F_HC_STAY9_LIT_HOMELESS Flag for literally homeless - Stay 9 Num 4

388 F_HC_UTIL_LATE_Y Renter and 15 or More Days Late on Utilities Payment (HHC28) Num UTILLATE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Homeowner or Never Paid Late1=Ever Paid Utilities Late

389 F_HC_UTIL_SHUTOFF_EVR Renter and Utilities Shutoff due to Nonpayment (HHC28B) Num SHUTEVR 40=Homeowner or Never Shut Off1=Utilities Ever Shut Off Due to Late Payment

390 F_HC_UTIL_SHUTOFF_Y Renter & Received Shutoff Notice due to Nonpayment(HHC28A) Num SHUTY 40=Homeowner or Not Shut Off Past Yr1=Utilities Shut Off in Past Yr Due to Late Payment

391 F_HH_ALCDRUG HHO member (age 14 or older) has a drug/alcoholproblem (HHO9c) Num 4

392 F_HH_CHRONIC HHO member (age 14 or older) has a chronic physical health proble Num 4

393 F_HH_COLLEGE HHO member (age 14 or older) has ever attended/currently attendin Num 4394 F_HH_EMP HHO member (age 14 or older) is currently employed (HHO5) Num 4

395 F_HH_EMPONLY HHO member (ages 14 or older) is currently employed and not in sc Num 4

396 F_HH_EMPSCH HHO member (ages 14 or older) is currently employed and in school Num 4

397 F_HH_FTEMP HHO member (age 14 or older) is currently employed full-time (HHO5) Num 4398 F_HH_HS HHO member (age 14 or older) has a HS diploma (HHO3) Num 4399 F_HH_HSGED HHO member (age 14 or older) has a HS diploma/GED (HHO3) Num 4

400 F_HH_IDLE HHO member (ages 14 or older) is currently idle (not employed and no Num 4

401 F_HH_JAIL HHO member (age 14 or older) has ever spent any time in jail/prison Num 4

402 F_HH_MENTAL HHO member (age 14 or older) has depression/serious chronic mental Num 4403 F_HH_PHYSPROB HHO member (age 14 or older) has a physical health problem that Num 4

404 F_HH_SCHONLY HHO member (ages 14 or older) is currently in school and not empl Num 4



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes405 F_HH_SCHOOL HHO member is currently in school (HHO2) Num 4406 F_IN_CURR_EMPGOVT2009 Adjusts total income by current employment status/earnings Num 8

407 F_IN_CURR_EMPGOVT2009_TEMP Temporary unadjusted version: f_in_curr_empgovt2009 Num 8408 F_IN_CURR_NEW_EARN2 R changed employment status or DK/RF to tell how much they Num 8

409 F_IN_EITC_BILLS Used EITC to pay bills (credit card, housing costs, tuition) Num EITCBILL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No EITC/Used for Savings/Other1=Used EITC to Pay Bills

410 F_IN_EITC_SAVINGS Put EITC refund into savings (HIN4B) Num EITCSAV 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No EITC/Used for Bills/Other1=Used EITC for Savings

411 F_IN_EITC_Y Received EITC for the previous year (HIN4) Num EITC 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Did Not Receive EITC Last Year1=Received EITC Last Year

412 F_IN_EITC_Y_2500 EITC received for previous year was >$2500 in 2009 dollars Num EITCFLAG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Did Not Receive EITC/Received<$25001=Received >=$2500 EITC Last Year

413 F_IN_EITC_Y_X Amount of EITC received for the previous year (HIN4, HIN4a) Num 5414 F_IN_EITC2009_Y_X Total amount of EITC received, in 2009 dollars Num 8

415 F_IN_FOOD_INSUF Food insufficient household (not enough to eat in past year) Num INSUF 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Food Sufficient Household1=Food Insufficient Household

416 F_IN_FS Adult or his/her children currently receiving Food Stamps (flag) Num FS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Receiving Food Stamps1=Receiving Food Stamps

417 F_IN_GOVT2009 Total government income in previous calendar year, in 2009 dollars Num 8418 F_IN_GOVTINC_CURRYR Household currently receives govt aid (SSI, TANF, WIC) Num 4419 F_IN_GOVTINC_LASTYR received govt aid last year and reported amount received Num 4420 F_IN_GROC_W weekly household grocery expenditure (HIN9, HIN9a) Num 8421 F_IN_GROC2009_W Weekly grocery expenditures in 2009 dollars, outlier-adjusted Num BEST 8

422 F_IN_HEAD2009 Head of households earnings from previous calendar year, in 2009 d Num 8423 F_IN_HEADPARTINC2009 Hhld Head + spouse/partner annual earnings (2009 dollars) Num BEST 8424 F_IN_INCPOV_RATIO Income to poverty ratio (total family income/poverty threshold Num 8

425 F_IN_INSUR_AD Adult has health insurance Num INSUR 40=Does Not Have Health Insurance1=Has Health Insurance

426 F_IN_LT050POV_HHLD Total household income at/below 50% of federal poverty line Num POV50LIN 40=Household Income>50% of Poverty Line1=Household Income<=50% of Poverty Line

427 F_IN_LT100POV_HHLD Total household income at/below the federal poverty line Num POVLIN 40=Household Income>Poverty Line1=Household Income<=Poverty Line

428 F_IN_LT150POV_HHLD Total househld income at/below 150% of federal poverty line Num POV150LIN 40=Household Income>150% of Poverty Line1=Household Income<=150% of Poverty Line




429 F_IN_MEDICAID Adult currently has Medicaid insurance (HIN5) Num CAID 40=Does Not Have Medicaid Insurance1=Has Medicaid Insurance

430 F_IN_OTHER2009 Total annual earnings of all other household members (2009$) Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

431 F_IN_OTHERINC2009 Total annual income from other sources (2009 dollars) Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

432 F_IN_PARTNER2009 Spouse/Partner's earnings from previous calendar year, in 2009 Num 8

433 F_IN_SELFSUF_AD Employed and not currently receiving TANF (HEM1, HIN6) Num SELFSUF 40=Not Employed or Receiving TANF1=Employed and Not Receiving TANF

434 F_IN_SSI Adult or children currently receive SSI benefits (HIN1) Num SSI 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Receiving SSI1=Receiving SSI Benefits

435 F_IN_TANF_FAM Adult or children currently receiving TANF (HIN6) Num TANF 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Receiving TANF1=Receiving TANF

436 F_IN_TOTINC2009 Total household income, in 2009 dollars (HIN14-HIN19) Num BEST 8437 F_LAB_BIOSAFE DBS assayed by Biosafe Num 4

438 F_MH_ALCORDRUGDEP_AD Alcohol or Drug dependence - Adult Num ALCDRG 40=Not Alcohol/Drug Dependent1=Alcohol/Drug Dependent

439 F_MH_ANXIETY_EVR_AD DSM-IV Any anxiety disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num ANXEVR 40=Never Had Anxiety Disorder1=Ever Had Anxiety Disorder

440 F_MH_ANXIETY_EVR_YT DSM-IV Any anxiety disorder(Lifetime) - YT Num ANXEVR 40=Never Had Anxiety Disorder1=Ever Had Anxiety Disorder

441 F_MH_ANXIETY_Y_AD DSM-IV Any anxiety disorder(12 month) - Adult Num ANXYR 40=Did Not Have Anxiety Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Anxiety Disorder - Past Yr

442 F_MH_ANXIETY_Y_YT DSM-IV Any anxiety disorder(12 month) - YT Num ANXYR 40=Did Not Have Anxiety Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Anxiety Disorder - Past Yr

443 F_MH_ANY_EVR_AD DSM-IV Any disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num ANYEVR 40=Never Had Any Disorder1=Ever Had Any Disorder

444 F_MH_ANY_EVR_YT DSM-IV Any disorder(Lifetime) - YT Num ANYEVR 40=Never Had Any Disorder1=Ever Had Any Disorder

445 F_MH_ANY_Y_AD DSM-IV Any disorder(12 month) - Adult Num ANYY 40=Did Not Have Any Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Any Disorder - Past Yr

446 F_MH_ANY_Y_YT DSM-IV Any disorder(12 month) - YT Num ANYY 40=Did Not Have Any Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Any Disorder - Past Yr

447 F_MH_BIPOLARI_EVR_AD DSM-IV Bipolar I(Lifetime) - Adult Num BIPEVR 40=Never Had Bipolar I Disorder1=Ever Had Bipolar I Disorder

448 F_MH_BIPOLARI_EVR_YT DSM-IV Bipolar I(Lifetime) - YT Num BIPEVR 40=Never Had Bipolar I Disorder1=Ever Had Bipolar I Disorder

449 F_MH_BIPOLARI_Y_AD DSM-IV Bipolar I(12 month) - Adult Num BIPYR 40=Did Not Have Bipolar I Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Bipolar I Disorder - Past Yr




450 F_MH_BIPOLARI_Y_YT DSM-IV Bipolar I(12 month) - YT Num BIPYR 40=Did Not Have Bipolar I Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Bipolar I Disorder - Past Yr

451 F_MH_BIPOLARII_EVR_AD DSM-IV Bipolar II(Lifetime) - Adult Num BIP2EVR 40=Never Had Bipolar II Disorder1=Ever Had Bipolar II Disorder

452 F_MH_BIPOLARII_EVR_YT DSM-IV Bipolar II(Lifetime) - YT Num BIP2EVR 40=Never Had Bipolar II Disorder1=Ever Had Bipolar II Disorder

453 F_MH_BIPOLARII_Y_AD DSM-IV Bipolar II(12 month) - Adult Num BIP2YR 40=Did Not Have Bipolar II Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Bipolar II Disorder - Past Yr

454 F_MH_BIPOLARII_Y_YT DSM-IV Bipolar II(12 month) - YT Num BIP2YR 40=Did Not Have Bipolar II Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Bipolar II Disorder - Past Yr

455 F_MH_BIPOLARSUB_EVR_AD DSM-IV Bipolar Subthreshold(Lifetime) - Adult Num 4456 F_MH_BIPOLARSUB_EVR_YT DSM-IV Bipolar Subthreshold(Lifetime) - Youth Num 4457 F_MH_BIPOLARSUB_Y_AD DSM-IV Bipolar Subthreshold(12 month) - Adult Num 4458 F_MH_BIPOLARSUB_Y_YT DSM-IV Bipolar Subthreshold(12 month) - Youth Num 4

459 F_MH_CALM_AD Adult calm/peaceful most or all of the time during past 30 days Num CALM 4

.D=Don't Know0=Calm/Peaceful Some, A Little or None of the Time1=Calm/Peaceful Most or All of the Time

460 F_MH_CALM_YT YT calm/peaceful most of the time past month (1=calm) Num CALM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Calm/Peaceful Some, A Little or None of the Time1=Calm/Peaceful Most or All of the Time

461 F_MH_DEP_EVR_AD DSM-IV Major Depressive Episode(Lifetime) - Adult Num DEP 40=Never Had Depressive Episode1=Ever Had Depressive Episode

462 F_MH_DEP_EVR_YT YT DSM-IV Major Depressive Episode past yr (flag) Num DEP 40=Never Had Depressive Episode1=Ever Had Depressive Episode

463 F_MH_DEP_Y_AD DSM-IV Major Depressive Episode(12 month) - Adult Num DEPYR 40=Did Not Have Depressive Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Depressive Disorder - Past Yr

464 F_MH_DEP_Y_YT DSM-IV Major Depressive Episode(12 month) - Youth Num 4

465 F_MH_DEPH_EVR_AD DSM-IV Major Depressive Disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num DEPH 40=Never Had Depressive Disorder1=Ever Had Depressive Disorder w/ Hierarchy

466 F_MH_DEPH_EVR_YT DSM-IV Major Depressive Disorder(Lifetime) - YT Num DEPH 40=Never Had Depressive Disorder1=Ever Had Depressive Disorder w/ Hierarchy

467 F_MH_DEPH_Y_AD DSM-IV Major Depressive Disorder(12 month) - Adult Num DEPHYR 40=Did Not Have Depressive Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Depressive Disorder - Past Yr

468 F_MH_DEPH_Y_YT DSM-IV Major Depressive Disorder(12 month) - YT Num DEPHYR 40=Did Not Have Depressive Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Depressive Disorder - Past Yr

469 F_MH_GAD_EVR_AD DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num GAD 40=Never Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder1=Ever Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder

470 F_MH_GAD_EVR_YT YT DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder past yr Num GAD 40=Never Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder1=Ever Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder

471 F_MH_GAD_Y_AD DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder(12 month) - Adult Num GADYR 40=Did Not Have Generalized Anxiety Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder - Past Yr

472 F_MH_GAD_Y_YT DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder(12 month) - Youth Num 4




473 F_MH_GADH_EVR_AD DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ hierarchy(Lifetime)-AD Num GADH 40=Never Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy1=Ever Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy

474 F_MH_GADH_EVR_YT DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ hierarchy(Lifetime)-YT Num GADH 40=Never Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy1=Ever Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy

475 F_MH_GADH_Y_AD DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ hierarchy(12 month) - AD Num GADHYR 4

0=Did Not Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr1=Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr

476 F_MH_GADH_Y_YT DSM-IV Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ hierarchy(12 month) - YT Num GADHYR 4

0=Did Not Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr1=Had Generalized Anxiety Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr

477 F_MH_HYP_EVR_AD DSM-IV Hypomania(Lifetime) - Adult Num 4

478 F_MH_HYP_EVR_YT DMS-IV Hypomania (Lifetime) - YT Num HYP 40=Never Had Hypomania1=Ever Had Hypomania

479 F_MH_HYP_Y_AD DSM-IV Hypomania(12 month) - Adult Num 4480 F_MH_HYP_Y_YT DSM-IV Hypomania(12 month) - Youth Num 4481 F_MH_HYPSUB_EVR_AD DSM-IV Sub-hypomania(Lifetime) - Adult Num 4482 F_MH_HYPSUB_EVR_YT DSM-IV Sub-hypomania(Lifetime) - Youth Num 4483 F_MH_HYPSUB_Y_AD DSM-IV Sub-hypomania(12 month) - Adult Num 4484 F_MH_HYPSUB_Y_YT DSM-IV Sub-hypomania(12 month) - Youth Num 4485 F_MH_IDX_1320_YT YT Ages 13-20 Absence of Mental Health Problems Idx, zscore Num BEST 8486 F_MH_IDX_1520_YT YT Ages 15-20 Absence of Mental Health Problems Idx, zscore Num BEST 8487 F_MH_IDX_1520_Z_YT YT15-20 Absence Mental Health Probs Idx zscore Num BEST 8488 F_MH_IDX_AD Adult Absence of Mental Health Problems Index Num BEST 8489 F_MH_IDX_Z_AD Adult Absence of Mental Health Problems Index, Z-score MTO ctrl Num BEST 8490 F_MH_IED_EVR_AD DSM-IV Intermittent Explosive Disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num 4491 F_MH_IED_EVR_YT DSM-IV Intermittent Explosive Disorder(Lifetime) - Youth Num 4492 F_MH_IED_Y_AD DSM-IV Intermittent Explosive Disorder(12 month) - Adult Num 4

493 F_MH_IED_Y_YT DSM-IV Intermittent Explosive Disorder(12 month) - YT Num IED 40=No Intermittment Explosive Disorder - Past Yr1=Intermittment Explosive Disorder - Past Yr

494 F_MH_IEDH_EVR_AD DSM-IV Intermitt Explosive Disorder w/ hierarchy(Lifetime)-AD Num IEDHEVR 40=Never Had Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy1=Ever Had Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy

495 F_MH_IEDH_EVR_YT DSM-IV Intermittnt Explosiv Disordr w/ hierarchy(Lifetime)-YT Num IEDHEVR 40=Never Had Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy1=Ever Had Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy

496 F_MH_IEDH_Y_AD DSM-IV Intermittent Explosive Disordr w/ hierarchy(12 month)-AD Num IEDHYR 40=No Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr1=Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr

497 F_MH_IEDH_Y_YT DSM-IV Intermittent Explosive Disordr w/ hierarchy(12 month)-YT Num IEDHYR 40=No Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr1=Intermittment Explosive Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr

498 F_MH_K6_1320_GEN_Z_YT YT 13-20 Psychological Distress Idx/K6, zscore by gender Num BEST 8499 F_MH_K6_1520_GEN_Z_YT YT 15-20 Psychological Distress Idx/K6, zscore by gender Num BEST 8500 F_MH_K6_RAW_AD K6 continuous score - Adult Num BEST 4501 F_MH_K6_RAW_YT YT Psychological Distress Idx (K6) (0-24) Num BEST 4

502 F_MH_K6_SER_AD K6 serious variable(K6 score 13+) - Adult Num K6SER 40=No Serious Distress (K6<13)1=Serious Psychological Distress (K6>=13)




503 F_MH_K6_SER_YT K6 Serious Psychological Distress flag (K6 score 13+) - YT Num K6SER 40=No Serious Distress (K6<13)1=Serious Psychological Distress (K6>=13)

504 F_MH_K6_Z_1020_YT K6 z-score - Youth Ages 10 to 20 Num 8505 F_MH_K6_Z_1320_YT K6 z-score - Youth Ages 13 to 20 Num 8506 F_MH_K6_Z_AD K6 z-score on MTO control group - Adult Num BEST 8507 F_MH_MAN_EVR_AD DSM-IV Mania(Lifetime) - Adult Num 4

508 F_MH_MAN_EVR_YT DMS-IV Mania (Lifetime) - YT Num MAN 40=Never Had Mania1=Ever Had Mania

509 F_MH_MAN_Y_AD DSM-IV Mania(12 month) - Adult Num 4510 F_MH_MAN_Y_YT DSM-IV Mania(12 month) - Youth Num 4

511 F_MH_MOOD_EVR_AD DSM-IV Any mood disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num MOODEVR 40=Never Had Mood Disorder1=Ever Had Mood Disorder

512 F_MH_MOOD_EVR_YT DSM-IV Any mood disorder(Lifetime) - YT Num MOOD 40=Never Had Mood Disorder1=Ever Had Mood Disorder

513 F_MH_MOOD_Y_AD DSM-IV Any mood disorder(12 month) - Adult Num MOODY 40=Did Not Have Mood Disorder - Past Yr1=Had Mood Disorder - Past Yr

514 F_MH_MOOD_Y_YT DSM-IV Any mood disorder(12 month) - Youth Num 4515 F_MH_NUM_12MDIS_AD Number of DSM-IV 12 month Disorders Num BEST 4516 F_MH_NUM_12MDIS_YT Number of DSM-IV 12 month Disorders - YT Num BEST 4517 F_MH_NUM_LTDIS_AD Number of DSM-IV Lifetime Disorders Num BEST 4518 F_MH_NUM_LTDIS_YT Number of DSM-IV Lifetime Disorders - YT Num BEST 4519 F_MH_ODD_EVR_YT DSM-IV Oppositional Defiant Disorder(Lifetime) - Youth Num 4

520 F_MH_ODD_Y_YT DSM-IV Oppositional Defiant Disorder(12 month) - YT Num ODDYR 40=No Oppositional Defiant Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr1=Oppositional Defiant Disorder w/ Hierarchy - Past Yr

521 F_MH_ODDH_EVR_YT DSM-IV Oppositional Defiant Disordr w/ hierarchy(Lifetime)-YT Num ODDHEVR 40=Never Had Oppositional Defiant Disorder1=Ever Had Oppositional Defiant Disorder

522 F_MH_ODDH_Y_YT DSM-IV Oppositional Defiant Disorder w/ hierarchy(12 month)-YT Num ODDHYR 40=No Oppositional Defiant Disorder - Past Yr1=Oppositional Defiant Disorder - Past Yr

523 F_MH_PAT_EVR_AD DSM-IV Panic Attack(Lifetime) - Adult Num PATEVR 40=Never Had Panic Attacks1=Ever Had Panic Attacks

524 F_MH_PAT_EVR_YT DSM-IV Panic Attack(Lifetime) - YT Num PATEVR 40=Never Had Panic Attacks1=Ever Had Panic Attacks

525 F_MH_PAT_Y_AD DSM-IV Panic Attack(12 month) - Adult Num PATYR 40=No Panic Attacks - Past Yr1=Panic Attacks - Past Yr

526 F_MH_PAT_Y_YT DSM-IV Panic Attack(12 month) - YT Num PATYR 40=No Panic Attacks - Past Yr1=Panic Attacks - Past Yr

527 F_MH_PDS_EVR_AD DSM-IV Panic Disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num PDSEVR 40=Never Had Panic Disorder1=Ever Had Panic Disorder

528 F_MH_PDS_EVR_YT DSM-IV Panic Disorder(Lifetime) - YT Num PDSEVR 40=Never Had Panic Disorder1=Ever Had Panic Disorder

529 F_MH_PDS_Y_AD DSM-IV Panic Disorder(12 month) - Adult Num PDSYR 40=No Panic Disorder - Past Yr1=Panic Disorder - Past Yr




530 F_MH_PDS_Y_YT DSM-IV Panic Disorder(12 month) - YT Num PDSYR 40=No Panic Disorder - Past Yr1=Panic Disorder - Past Yr

531 F_MH_PTS_EVR_AD DSM-IV Posttraumatic Stress Disorder(Lifetime) - Adult Num PTSEVR 40=Never Had Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder1=Ever Had Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

532 F_MH_PTS_EVR_YT DSM-IV Posttraumatic Stress Disorder(Lifetime) - YT Num PTSEVR 40=Never Had Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder1=Ever Had Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

533 F_MH_PTS_Y_AD DSM-IV Posttraumatic Stress Disorder(12 month) - Adult Num PTSYR 40=No Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Past Yr1=Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Past Yr

534 F_MH_PTS_Y_YT DSM-IV Posttraumatic Stress Disorder(12 month) - YT Num PTSYR 40=No Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Past Yr1=Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Past Yr

535 F_MH_SDQ_RAW_YT Brief SDQ continuous score - YT Num BEST 4

536 F_MH_SDQ_SER_YT Brief SDQ Serious (Brief SDQ Score 6+) - YT Num SDQ 40=No Serious Behavioral or Emotional Problems1=Serious Behavioral or Emotional Problems

537 F_MH_SDS_30D_AD Severity of dependence scale - Adult Num BEST 4

538 F_MH_SERV_HADORNEEDED_Y AD had/felt needed mental health services-past year Num MHSERV 40=Did Not Have/Need Mental Health Services1=Had/Needed Mental Health Services

539 F_MH_SERV_NEEDED_Y AD felt needed but did not receive mental health services Num MHNEED 4

.R=Refusal0=Did Not Need/Needed and Got Mental Health Services1=Needed But Did Not Get Mental Health Services

540 F_MH_SERV_RX_Y AD took prescription medicine for mental health-past year Num MHDRG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Mental Health Drugs Past Year1=Took Mental Health Drugs Past Year

541 F_MH_SERV_SESSIONS_Y AD # of psychological counsel/therapy sessions-past year Num DKRF 4.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

542 F_MH_SERV_THERAPY_Y AD had professional mental hlth counsel/therapy-past year Num MHTHER 4

.R=Refusal0=No Counseling/Therapy Past Yr1=Had Mental Health Therapy/Counseling Past Yr

543 F_NB_15MIN_PUBTRANSP_AD Adult lives less than 15 minutes away from public transp Num 4

544 F_NB_ABDN_AD Neighborhood has a problem with abandoned buildings (HNB2D_B_1) Num ABAN 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Abandoned Buildings1=Problem with Abandoned Buildings

545 F_NB_DISSATIS_YT YT neither somewhat nor very satisfied with neighborhood Num DISSAT 40=Somewhat or Very Satisfied1=In Middle or Somewhat/Very Dissatisfied

546 F_NB_DRG_AD AD saw people selling/using illegal drugs in nbhd in past 30 days Num NBDRG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Seen Drugs Sold or Used Past Month1=Seen Drugs Sold or Used Past Month

547 F_NB_DRG_YT YT saw drugs sold/use in neighborhood in past month Num NBDRG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Seen Drugs Sold or Used Past Month1=Seen Drugs Sold or Used Past Month




548 F_NB_DRGSELL_AD AD saw people selling illegal drugs in nbhd in past 30 days Num DRGSELL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Seen Drugs Sold Past Month1=Seen Drugs Sold Past Month

549 F_NB_DRGUSE_AD AD saw people using illegal drugs in nbhd in past 30 days Num DRGUSED 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Seen Drugs Used Past Month1=Seen Drugs Used Past Month

550 F_NB_DRUNK_AD Neighborhood has a problem with people drinking in public Num DRUNK 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Public Drinking Problem1=Problem with Public Drinking

551 F_NB_DRUNK_LOIT_AD Neighborhood has a problem with public drinking/loitering Num DRNKLOIT 40=No Public Drinking/Loitering Problem1=Problem w/ Public Drinking/Loitering

552 F_NB_F_ATTN_YT Female YT received unwanted sexual attention >=2x in past yr Num FATTN 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Less or No Unwanted Sexual Attention1=Unwanted Sexual Attention>=2x Past Year

553 F_NB_F_COMMENT_YT Female YT received unwanted/rude comments >=2x in past yr Num FCOMM 4

.D=Don't Know0=Less or No Rude Comments1=Rude Comments>=2x Past Year

554 F_NB_F_SCARED_YT FemYT afraid go places b/c unwanted attn/pressure>=2x past yr Num FSCAR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Less or No Fear of Going Somewhere1=Afraid To Go Somewhere>=2x Past Year

555 F_NB_GANGS_PRESNT_YT Gangs present in neighborhood/school of YT 13-20 Num GANG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Gangs Not Present1=Gangs Present in Neighborhood

556 F_NB_GRAFFITI_AD Neighborhood has a problem with graffiti (HNB2B_B_1) Num GRAFF 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Graffiti Problem1=Problem with Graffiti

557 F_NB_LOITER_AD Neighborhood has a problem with groups of people loitering Num LOIT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Loitering Problem1=Problem w/ Loitering

558 F_NB_NOTRANSPROB AD owns car or is less than 15 min away from public transport Num TRANS 40=No Car and >15 Minutes from Public Transport1=Owns Car or <15 Minutes from Public Transport

559 F_NB_NSATISF_AD Neighborhood satisfaction rating (HNB1_B_1) Num 4

560 F_NB_NSATISFLAG_AD Very/somewhat satisfied with neighborhood (HNB1_B_1) Num SATIS 4

.D=Don't Know0=In Middle or Somewhat/Very Dissatisfied1=Somewhat or Very Satisfied

561 F_NB_NSATISFLAG_YT YT very/somewhat satisfied with neighborhood Num SATIS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=In Middle or Somewhat/Very Dissatisfied1=Somewhat or Very Satisfied




562 F_NB_POLICE_NORESP_AD Problem with police not coming when called (HNB2F_B_1) Num POLICE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Problem w/ Police Non-Response1=Problem w/ Police Non-Response

563 F_NB_SAFE_SAFDAY_AD AD feels safe/very safe on streets near home during day Num SAFDAY 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Unsafe or Very Unsafe During Day1=Safe or Very Safe During Day

564 F_NB_SAFE_SAFDAY_YT YT feels safe/very safe in nbhd during day Num SAFDAY 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Unsafe or Very Unsafe During Day1=Safe or Very Safe During Day

565 F_NB_SAFE_SAFNIT_AD AD feels safe/very safe on streets near home at night Num SAFNIT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Unsafe or Very Unsafe At Night1=Safe or Very Safe At Night

566 F_NB_SAFE_SAFNIT_YT YT feels safe/very safe in nbhd at night Num SAFNIT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Unsafe or Very Unsafe At Night1=Safe or Very Safe At Night

567 F_NB_SAFE_UNSAFDAY_AD AD feels unsafe/very unsafe in nbhd during the day Num UNSAFD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Feels Safe/Very Safe During Day1=Unsafe/Very Unsafe During Day

568 F_NB_SAFE_UNSAFDAY_YT YT feels unsafe/very unsafe in nbhd during day Num UNSAFD 40=Feels Safe/Very Safe During Day1=Unsafe/Very Unsafe During Day

569 F_NB_SAFE_UNSAFNIT_YT YT feels unsafe/very unsafe in nbhd at night Num UNSAFN 40=Feels Safe/Very Safe At Night1=Unsafe/Very Unsafe At Night

570 F_NB_TRASH_AD Neighborhood has problem w/ litter/trash on sidewalks/streets Num 4

571 F_NB_TRASH_GRAF_ABDN_AD Problem with trash/graffiti/abandoned buildngs in nbhd NumTRGRAFABAN 4

0=No Trash/Graffiti/Abandoned Buildings Problem1=Problem w/ Trash/Graffiti/Abandoned Buildings

572 F_NWA_ABAN_BLDG Abandoned/burned out/boarded up house/building on this block Num NWAABAN 40=No Abandoned Buildings1=Abandoned Buildings

573 F_NWA_ANYWINDOWBARS Metal bars on windows above the basement level on block Num WINBAR 40=No Barred Windows1=Barred Windows

574 F_NWA_BLDGS_WELLKEPT Most buildings on this block are well kept Num WELLKEPT 40=Buildings Not Well Kept1=Buildings Well Kept

575 F_NWA_GROCER_DELI There is a green grocer/deli on this block Num 4

576 F_NWA_GROCER_SUPER Green grocer, deli, supermarket, or grocery store on block Num GROC 40=No Grocery/Supermarket1=Grocery/Supermarket

577 F_NWA_LITTER Moderate/heavy amount of litter on the streets on block Num LITTER 40=No Litter1=Moderate/Heavy Litter

578 F_NWA_MANY_TREES Trees evident on most/all of the block Num TREE 40=Some/No Trees1=Many Trees




579 F_NWA_PAINTED_GRAFFITI Evidence of painted-over graffiti on block Num GRAFPAINT 40=No Painted-Over Graffiti1=Painted-Over Graffiti

580 F_NWA_SIGN_NONE None of the signs listed on walk-around form appear on block Num NOSIGN 40=1+ Signs1=No Signs

581 F_NWA_SPRMKT There is a supermarket/grocery store on this block Num 4

582 F_NWA_STCOND_GOODMOD Street is in very good to moderate condition Num STRGOOD 40=Fair/Poor1=Very Good/Moderate

583 F_NWA_STCOND_POOR Street is in pooor condition Num STRPOOR 40=Fair/Moderate/Very Good1=Poor

584 F_NWA_STR_NONE No stores/churches/abandoned buildings, etc. on this block Num NOBLDG 40=1+ Stores/Churches/Abandoned Buildings1=No Stores/Churches/Abandoned Buildings

585 F_PH_ASMA_EVR_AD Adult ever had asthma (HPH3) Num ASTHEVR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Asthma1=Ever Had Asthma

586 F_PH_ASMA_LIM YT's wheezing limited activities/missed school/work in past yr Num ASLIM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Limitations1=Limited Activities/Missed School/Work

587 F_PH_ASMA_Y_AD Adult had asthma attack or wheezing in the past 12 months Num ASTHY 4

.R=Refusal0=Did Not Have Asthma Past Yr1=Had Asthma Past Yr

588 F_PH_ASMA_Y_YT YT asthma attack or wheezing past 12 months (flag) Num ASTHMA 40=No Asthma/Wheezing1=Asthma/Wheezing

589 F_PH_BMI_AD Adult Body Mass Index (HPH46a-b,HPH50) Num 8590 F_PH_BMI_HGTFT_AD Adult Height in Feet (HPH46a-b) Num 8591 F_PH_BMI_HGTFT_SRM_AD Adult Height in Feet, including self-reports & callbacks Num 8

592 F_PH_BMI_OBESE_SRM_AD Obese adult: BMI >= 30 (including self-reports) Num OBESE 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Obese (BMI<30)1=Obese (BMI>=30)

593 F_PH_BMI_OBESE2_SRM_AD Obese stage 2 adult: BMI >= 35 (including self-reports) Num OBESETWO 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Stage 2 Obese (BMI<35)1=Stage 2 Obese (BMI>=35)

594 F_PH_BMI_OBESE3_SRM_AD Obese stage 3 adult: BMI >= 40 (including self-reports) NumOBESETHREE 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Stage 3 Obese (BMI<40)1=Stage 3 Obese (BMI>=40)

595 F_PH_BMI_OVRWGT_SRM_YT YT Ovrwgt (measured/self-report): BMI>=95th% Num OVRWGT 40=Normal or Underweight1=Overweight or Obese

596 F_PH_BMI_PCT_SRM_YT YT Body Mass Index percentile based on age/gender Num BEST 8

597 F_PH_BMI_SRM_AD AD Body Mass Index (including self-reports) Num RF 8 .R=Refusal598 F_PH_BMI_SRM_YT YT Body Mass Index Num BEST 8599 F_PH_BMI_WGT_AD Adult Weight in Pounds (HPH50) Num 8600 F_PH_BMI_WGT_SRM_AD Adult Weight in Pounds, including self-reports & callbacks Num 8601 F_PH_BMI_WGTKG_AD Adult Weight in Kilograms (HPH50) Num 8602 F_PH_BMI_WGTKG_SRM_AD Adult Weight in Kilograms, including self-reports & call Num 8




603 F_PH_BP_CAT_1Blood pressure in 6 categories (normal, pre-hypertension, high-normal, high, high-stage 2, high-stage 3) Num BPCAT 8

1=1-Normal BP (<120 sys and <80 dia)2=120 sys or >3=130 sys or >4=140 sys or >

604 F_PH_BP_DIA Diastolic blood pressure value (HPH71b,HPH72b) Num RF 8 .R=Refusal

605 F_PH_BP_HI High blood pressure: Systolic >=140 or Diastolic >=90 Num BPHI 4

.R=Refusal0=Not High Blood Pressure1=High Blood Pressure

606 F_PH_BP_HIORMED High measured blood pressure on on blood pressure meds Num BPHIMED 40=Normal/Lower Blood Press and Not on BP Meds1=High Blood Pressure or On BP Meds

607 F_PH_BP_MED Currently on High BP Rx (HPH6d) Num 4

608 F_PH_BP_MED_EVR Ever prescribed high blood pressure medicine (HPH6c) Num BPMED 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Prescribed Blood Pressure Meds1=Ever Prescribed Blood Pressure Meds

609 F_PH_BP_PREHYP Pre-Hypertension or Higher (Systolic>=120 or Diastolic>=80) Num PREHYP 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Pre-Hypertension or Worse BP1=Pre-Hypertension or Worse Blood Pressure

610 F_PH_BP_SYS Systolic blood pressure value (HPH71a,HPH72a) Num RF 8 .R=Refusal

611 F_PH_CARE_CHKUP_Y_YT YT had routine physical exam in the past year Num CHKUP 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Exam in Past Year1=Physical Exam in Past Year

612 F_PH_CARE_CLINIC_AD AD usually goes to clinic/health center for routine care Num CLINAD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Other or No Usual Health Care Location1=Clinic is Usual Health Care Location

613 F_PH_CARE_CLINIC_PR AD's children usually go to clinic/health center when sick Num CLINFAM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Kids or Other/No Usual Health Care Location1=Adult and Kids Use Clinic for Usual Health Care

614 F_PH_CARE_DENTIST_Y_YT YT had dental exam in the past year Num DENT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Did Not See Dentist in Past Year1=Saw Dentist in Past Year

615 F_PH_CARE_DOCOFF_AD AD usually goes to doctor's office or HMO for routine care Num DOCAD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Other or No Usual Health Care Location1=Doctor Office is Usual Health Care Location

616 F_PH_CARE_DOCOFF_PR AD's children usually go to doctor's office/HMO when sick Num DOCFAM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Kids or Other/No Usual Health Care Location1=Adult and Kids Use Doctor Office for Usual Health Care

617 F_PH_CARE_ER_AD Adult usually goes to emergency room for routine care (HPH12) Num ERAD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Other or No Usual Health Care Location1=ER is Usual Health Care Location




618 F_PH_CARE_ER_PR AD's children living usually go to emergency room when sick Num ERFAM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Kids or Other/No Usual Health Care Location1=Adult and Kids Use ER for Usual Health Care

619 F_PH_CARE_NOCAREFAM_AD Adult/children didn't get needed medical care-past year Num NOCARE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Did Not Need or Received Need Care1=Did Not Get Needed Medical Care

620 F_PH_CARE_NOMONEY_Y_AD AD/children couldn't afford needed med care-past year Num CAREMON 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Needed/Other Reason Did Not Get Care1=Money is Reason Did Not Get Needed Care

621F_PH_CARE_PLACE2GO_NONER_AD AD has (non-ER) usual place to go for routine care Num NORMCARE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=ER or No Usual Health Care Location1=Non-ER Usual Health Care Location

622 F_PH_CARE_TALKDOC_6M_AD AD saw/talked to health professional in past 6 months Num TALKDOC 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Did Not See Health Pro in Past 6 Months1=Saw Health Pro in Past 6 Months

623 F_PH_CHRON_ARTH_EVR Adult ever had arthritis or rheumatism (HPH7a) Num ARTH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Arthritis/Rheumatism1=Ever Had Arthritis/Rheumatism

624 F_PH_CHRON_HEADACHE_EVR Adult ever had frequent or severe headaches (HPH7c) Num HEADEVR 4

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Chronic Headaches1=Ever Had Chronic Headaches

625 F_PH_CHRON_HEADACHE_Y AD had frequent or severe headaches in the past year Num HEADYR 40=Did Not Have Chronic Headaches in Past Yr1=Had Chronic Headaches in Past Yr

626 F_PH_CHRON_PAIN_EVR Adult ever had back, neck, or other chronic pain (HPH7d) Num PAINEVR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Chronic Back/Neck/Other Pain1=Ever Had Chronic Back/Neck/Other Pain

627 F_PH_CHRON_PAIN_EVR_YT YT 13-20 ever had chronic back, neck or other pain Num PAIN 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Chronic Pain1=Ever Had Chronic Pain

628 F_PH_CHRON_PAIN_Y Adult had back, neck or other chronic pain in the past year Num PAINYR 4

.D=Don't Know0=Did Not Have Chronic Back/Neck/Other Pain in Past Yr1=Had Chronic Back/Neck/Other Pain in Past Yr

629 F_PH_DIAB_EVR AD ever told by doctor has diabetes or high blood sugar (HPH6f) Num DIABEVR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Diabetes1=Ever Had Diabetes

630 F_PH_DIAB_Y AD had diabetes or high blood sugar in the past 12 months (HPH9a) Num DIABYR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Did Not Have Diabetes in Past Yr1=Had Diabetes in Past Yr



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes631 F_PH_EXER_AROBX_FDW_YT Share of past 7 days YT did 20min+ aerobic exercise Num BEST 8

632 F_PH_EXER_MOD_4XW_AD AD does moderate physical activity 10+ minutes 4x+/week Num EXERMOD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Moderate Exercise<4x/Week1=Moderate Exercise>=4x/Week

633 F_PH_EXER_MOD_XW_AD # x/week AD does 10+ minutes moderate physical activity Num DKRF 4.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

634 F_PH_EXER_NOSWET_FDW_YT Share of past 7 days YT did 30min+ physical activity Num BEST 8

635 F_PH_EXER_VIG_1XW_AD AD does vigorous physical activity 10+ minutes 1x+/week Num EXERVIG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Vigorous Exercise<1x/Week1=Vigorous Exercise>=1x/Week

636 F_PH_EXER_VIG_XW_AD # x/week AD does 10+ minutes vigorous physical activity Num DKRF 4.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

637 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_78HRS_AD Adult slept 7-8 hours last night (HPH34-35) Num SLPNORM 40=Not Normal Sleep (<7 or >8 Hours)1=Normal Sleep (7-8 Hours)

638 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_GT10H_AD AD slept more than 10 hours last night (HPH34,HPH35) Num SLPLONG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Long Sleep (<=10 Hours)1=Long Sleep (>10 Hours)

639 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_H_AD Numbers of hours that adult slept last night (HPH34-35) Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

640 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_H_AD_RAW Numbers of hours that adult slept last night--not ad Num 8

641 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_HD_RAW_YT Youth's usual nightly hours of sleep (YPH31,YPH32)- Num 8642 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_HD_YT YT's usual nightly hours of sleep Num BEST 8

643 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_LONG_YT YT usually sleeps 10+ hours/night Num SLPLNG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Sleeps <10 Hours1=Sleeps 10+ Hours

644 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_LT6H_AD AD slept fewer than 6 hours last night (HPH34,HPH35) Num SLPSHORT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not Short Sleep (>=6 Hours)1=Short Sleep (<6 Hours)

645 F_PH_HABIT_SLEEP_SHORT_YT YT usually sleeps <7 hours/night Num SLPSH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Sleeps 7+ Hours1=Sleeps <7 Hours

646 F_PH_HABIT_TV_GTE_11HW_AD AD watches 11 or more weekly hours of television Num TV 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Watches <11 Hours/Week1=Watches >=11 Hours/Week

647 F_PH_HABIT_TV_GTE_11HW_YT YT watches 11+ hours of TV/week Num TELE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Watches <11 Hours Per Week1=Watches 11+ Hours Per Week




648 F_PH_HLTH_EXCEL_AD Adult has excellent (vs. worse) health (HPH1) Num EXCEL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Very Good/Good/Fair/Poor1=Excellent

649 F_PH_HLTH_EXCEL_YT YT self-rated health excellent (1=excellent/0=worse) Num HLTHE 4

.R=Refusal0=Very Good/Good/Fair/Poor1=Excellent

650 F_PH_HLTH_FAIR_AD Adult has fair or poor (vs. good/very good/excellent) health Num FAIRPOOR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Excellent/Very Good/Good1=Fair/Poor

651 F_PH_HLTH_FAIR_YT YT self-rated health fair or poor (1=fair/poor) Num HEALTH 4

.R=Refusal0=Excellent/Very Good/Good Health1=Fair/Poor Health

652 F_PH_HLTH_GOOD_AD Adult has good/very good/excellent (vs. fair/poor) health Num VGOOD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Fair/Poor1=Good/Very Good/Excellent

653 F_PH_HLTH_GOOD_ONLY_YT YT self-rated health good (1=good/0=any other) Num HLTHGO 4

.R=Refusal0=Excellent/Very Good/Fair/Poor1=Good

654 F_PH_HLTH_GOOD_YT YT self-rated health good or better health Num HLTHG 4

.R=Refusal0=Fair/Poor1=Good/Very Good/Excellent

655 F_PH_HLTH_POOR_AD Adult has poor (vs. better) health (HPH1) Num POOR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Excellent/Very Good/Good/Fair1=Poor

656 F_PH_HLTH_VERYGD_ONLY_YT YT self-rated health very good (1=very good/0=other) Num HLTHVGO 4

.R=Refusal0=Excellent/Good/Fair/Poor1=Very Good

657 F_PH_HT_PCT_SRM_YT Youth Height percentile (YPH39a-b, YPH47b-c), includes self-r Num 8658 F_PH_HT_PCT_YT Youth Height percentile (YPH39a-b) Num 8659 F_PH_IDX_FIX_1520_Z_YT YT15-20 Absence Phys Health Probs Idx zscore Num BEST 8660 F_PH_IDX_FIX_Z_AD AD absence of physical health problems index, Z-score ctrls Num BEST 8

661 F_PH_INJ_BEDDAYS_Y # days illness/injury kept AD in bed >1/2 the day-past year Num DKRF 5.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

662 F_PH_INJ_ER_1XY AD was in emergency room for own health 1+ times in past year Num INJER 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not in ER in Past Year1=In ER 1+ Times in Past Year

663F_PH_INJ_MEDATT_NONSPORT_Y_YT YT nonsport injury medical attn past yr (flag) Num MEDNS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Such Injury1=Non-Sports Medical Attention Injury Past Yr




664 F_PH_INJ_MEDATT_Y_YT YT any injury medical attn in past yr (flag) Num MED 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Such Injury1=Medical Attention Injury Past Yr

665 F_PH_INJ_NONSPORT_Y_YT YT nonsports injury med attn/limit activity in past yr Num NS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Such Injury1=Non-Sports Injury Past Yr

666 F_PH_INJ_Y YT any injury medical attn/limit activity in past yr Num INJ 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Such Injury1=Medical Attention/Limit Activity Injury Past Yr

667 F_PH_INTL_OBESE YT currently obese - Int'l Obesity Task Force cutoff Num OBESE 40=Not Obese (BMI<30)1=Obese (BMI>=30)

668 F_PH_INTL_OVERWEIGHT YT currently overweight - Int'l Obesity Task Force cutoff Num OVRWGT 40=Normal or Underweight1=Overweight or Obese

669 F_PH_LIMIT_LIFTSTAIR AD's health limits lifting/stair climbing a little/a lot Num LIFT 4

.R=Refusal0=Not Limited At All1=Limited A Little or A Lot

670 F_PH_NUTRI_FASTFOOD_1XW_AD AD eats fast food 1 or more times per week (HPH41) Num FAST1X 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Eats Fast Food<1x/Week1=Eats Fast Food>=1x/Week

671 F_PH_NUTRI_FASTFOOD_4XW_YT YT eats fast food 4+ times per week Num FAST4X 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Eats Fast Food<4x/Week1=Eats Fast Food>=4x/Week

672 F_PH_NUTRI_SODA_4XW_YT YT drinks soda 4+ times per week Num SODA 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Drinks Soda<4x/Week1=Drinks Soda>=4x/Week

673 F_PH_NUTRI_SWEETS_4XW_YT YT eats sweets 4+ times per week Num SWEET 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Eats Sweet Snacks<4x/Week1=Eats Sweet Snacks>=4x/Week

674 F_PH_NUTRI_VEG_4XW_AD Adult eats fruit or vegetables 4 or more times per week Num VEG 4

.D=Don't Know0=Eats Fruit/Veggies<4x/Week1=Eats Fruit/Veggies>=4x/Week

675 F_PH_NUTRI_VEG_4XW_YT YT eats fruit/vegetables 4+ times per week Num VEG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Eats Fruit/Veggies<4x/Week1=Eats Fruit/Veggies>=4x/Week

676 F_PH_OVRWT_ONLY_YT YT overweight only - Int'l Obesity Task Force cutoff Num OVRWGTO 40=Obese/Normal/Underweight1=Overweight




677 F_PH_SERIOUS_ILL_EVR_YT YT 13-20 ever serious illness Num SERILL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Seriously Ill1=Ever Seriously Ill

678 F_PH_TEETH_VERYGD_YT YT's teeth in very good/excellent condition Num TEETH 4

.R=Refusal0=Good/Fair/Poor/No Natural Teeth1=Very Good/Excellent

679 F_PH_UNDRWT_NORM_YT YT underweight/normal wgt: Int'l Obesity Task Force cutoff Num UNDRWT 40=Overweight/Obese1=Underweight/Normal

680 F_PH_WSTHT_HGTIN_AD Adult Height in Inches (HPH46a-b) Num 8681 F_PH_WSTHT_HGTIN_SRM_AD Adult Height in Inches, including self-reports & callb Num 8

682 F_PH_WSTHT_WST_AD Adult Waist Circumference in Inches (HPH60) Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

683 F_PY_DISCIP_SCHCALL_2Y Parent report: school call about YT behavior past 2 yrs Num PDISC 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=School Didn't Call in Past 2 Years1=School Called About Behavior Past 2 Years

684 F_PY_PRNTENV_SATIS Parent reports that he/she is somewhat or very satisfied wi Num 4

685 F_PY_PRNTENV_SCHEVENT_Y Parent report: attend YT schl meeting/event past 2 yrs Num PEVENT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Didn't Attend School Event/Meeting Past 2 Yrs1=Attended School Event/Meeting Past 2 Yrs

686 F_PY_PRNTENV_SCHVOL_Y Parent report: volunteer/work schl comm/club past 2 yrs Num VOLUN 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Not School Volunteer Past 2 Yrs1=School Volunteer Past 2 Yrs

687 F_RB_ALC_DRNK_EVR YT 13-20 ever had an alcoholic beverage (flag) Num DRNK 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Drank Alcohol1=Ever Drank Alcohol

688 F_RB_ALC_DRNK_M YT 13-20 drank alcohol in past month (flag) Num DRNKM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Alcohol in Past Month/Ever1=Drank Alcohol in Past Month

689 F_RB_BPI_ALNGKD Youth (13-20) sometimes or often doesn't get along with other Num 4690 F_RB_BPI_ALNGTCH Youth (13-20) sometimes or often has trouble getting along wi Num 4691 F_RB_BPI_CHEAT Youth (13-20) sometimes or often lies or cheats (YOD1b) Num 4692 F_RB_BPI_DISOBPR Youth (13-20) sometimes or often disobeys parents (YOD1d) Num 4693 F_RB_BPI_DISOBSC Youth (13-20) sometimes or often disobeys at school (YOD1i) Num 4694 F_RB_BPI_HNGTRB Youth (13-20) sometimes or often hangs around with kids who ge Num 4695 F_RB_BPI_INDX Fraction of 11 YT 13-20 behavior problems Num BEST 8696 F_RB_BPI_LONER Youth (13-20) sometimes or often would rather be alone (YOD1g) Num 4697 F_RB_BPI_PYATTN Youth (13-20) sometimes or often has trouble concentrating or Num 4698 F_RB_BPI_SITSTIL Youth (13-20) sometimes or often has trouble sitting still (Y Num 4699 F_RB_BPI_TEASE Youth (13-20) sometimes or often teases others a lot (YOD1c) Num 4700 F_RB_BPI_TEMPER Youth (13-20) sometimes or often has a hot temper (YOD1f) Num 4701 F_RB_DELQ_ATTACK_EVR Youth (13-20) ever attacked someone or had a situation en Num 4702 F_RB_DELQ_DESTROY_EVR Youth has ever destroyed property (YRB16a_U16a) Num 4703 F_RB_DELQ_GANG_EVR Youth (13-20) ever belonged to gang (YRB21_U21) Num 4704 F_RB_DELQ_GUN_EVR Youth (13-20) ever carried a hand gun (YRB17_U17) Num 4705 F_RB_DELQ_PROPCRIME_EVR Youth has ever committed other property crimes, like f Num 4



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes706 F_RB_DELQ_SELLDRG_EVR Youth (13-20) ever sold drugs (YRB14_U14) Num 4707 F_RB_DELQ_STOLE_EVR Youth has ever stolen something worth < $50 (YRB16c_U16b) Num 4708 F_RB_DELQ_THEFT_EVR Youth has ever stolen something worth > $50 (YRB16e_U16c) Num 4

709 F_RB_DRUG_POT_EVR YT 13-20 ever smoked marijuana (flag) Num POT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Smoked Marijuana1=Ever Smoked Marijuana

710 F_RB_DRUG_POT_M YT 13-20 smoked marijuana in past month (flag) Num POTM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Marijuana in Past Month/Ever1=Smoked Marijuana in Past Month

711 F_RB_IDX_1520_Z_YT YT 15-20 Absence Risky Behavior Probs Idx zscore Num BEST 8712 F_RB_INDX_DELINQ Fraction of 8 YT 13-20 delinquent behaviors Num 8713 F_RB_INDX_RISKYBEH Fraction of 4 YT 13-20 risky behaviors Num 8

714 F_RB_SEX_EVR YT 13-20 ever had sexual intercourse (flag) Num EVERSEX 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Sex1=Ever Had Sex

715 F_RB_SEX_PREG_EVR YT ever been/gotten someone pregnant (flag) Num PREG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Pregnant/Never Had Sex1=Ever Been/Gotten Someone Pregnant

716 F_RB_SMOKE_CIG_EVR YT 13-20 ever smoked cigarettes (flag) Num CIG 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Smoked Cigarette1=Ever Smoked Cigarette

717 F_RB_SMOKE_CIG_M YT 13-20 smoked cigarettes in past month (flag) Num CIGM 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Cigarette in Past Month/Ever1=Smoked Cigarette in Past Month

718 F_SA_ANYDEBT Household has credit and/or medical debt (HSA11-14) Num DEBT 40=No Credit/Medical Debt1=Credit or Medical Debt

719 F_SA_BANKACCT Household head has a checking/savings/other type of bank account Num BANK 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Bank Account1=Has Bank Account

720 F_SA_CREDIT Adult has at least one credit/charge card (HSA12) Num CREDCARD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Credit Card1=Has Credit Card

721 F_SA_CREDIT_AMT Amount of money R or hh owes of all of credit/charge cards (HSA1 Num 7

722 F_SA_CREDIT2009_5000 Adult owes $5,000 or more on credit card bills Num CRED5K 40=<$5000 Credit Card Debt1=$5000+ Credit Card Debt

723 F_SA_CREDIT2009_AMT Amount of credit card debt, in 2009 dollars Num 8724 F_SA_MED_AMT Amount of money R or hh owes on medical bills (HSA11-HSA11b) Num 7

725 F_SA_MED2009_5000 Adult owes $5,000 or more in medical bills Num MED5K 40=<$5000 Medical Debt1=$5000+ Medical Debt

726 F_SA_MED2009_AMT Amount of medical debt, in 2009 dollars Num 8




727 F_SA_OWN_CAR Adult/household owns a car/truck/motor vehicle (HSA8) Num CAR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Does Not Own Car1=Owns Car

728 F_SA_UNPAID_MED R or someone in hh has unpaid medical bills (HSA11) Num 4729 F_SC_BL_SCH_FRRDLUNCH baseline school (school of the earliest post-BL grade in Num 8730 F_SC_BL_SCH_MINOR baseline school (school of the earliest post-BL grade in sch Num 8731 F_SC_BL_SCH_PUPTCH baseline school (school of the earliest post-BL grade in sc Num 8732 F_SC_BL_SCH_RANK baseline school (school of the earliest post-BL grade in scho Num 8733 F_SC_CHARTER_DUR duration weighted - Flag for Charter School Num 8734 F_SC_CHARTER_RCNT the most recent school - Flag for Charter School Num 4735 F_SC_MAGNET_DUR duration weighted - Flag for Magnet School Num 8736 F_SC_MAGNET_RCNT the most recent school - Flag for Magnet School Num 4737 F_SC_NUM_STUDENTS_DUR duration weighted - School Size (Number of Students) Num 8738 F_SC_NUM_STUDENTS_RCNT the most recent school - School Size (Number of Studen Num 5739 F_SC_RANK_AB50_DUR duration weighted - Flag on School Rank above 50th Percenti Num 8740 F_SC_RANK_AB75_DUR duration weighted - Flag on School Rank above 75th Percenti Num 8741 F_SC_RANK_DUR duration weighted - Percentile Rank on State Exam Num 8742 F_SC_RANK2_AB50_RCNT the most recent non-missing ranking - Flag on School Rank Num 4743 F_SC_RANK2_AB75_RCNT the most recent non-missing ranking - Flag on School Rank Num 4744 F_SC_RANK2_RCNT the most recent non-missing ranking - Percentile Rank on State Num 8745 F_SC_RATIO_PUPTCH_DUR duration weighted - Pupil-Teacher Ratio Num 8746 F_SC_RATIO_PUPTCH_RCNT the most recent school - Pupil-Teacher Ratio Num 8747 F_SC_S_BLACK_DUR YT average school share black students Num 8748 F_SC_S_BLACK_RCNT the most recent school - Share Black Num 8749 F_SC_S_FREELUNCH_DUR YT average school share students free lunch eligible Num 8750 F_SC_S_FREELUNCH_RCNT the most recent school - share free lunch Num 8751 F_SC_S_FRRDLUNCH_DUR duration weighted - Share Free or Reduced-Price Lunch Num 8752 F_SC_S_FRRDLUNCH_RCNT the most recent school - Share Free or Reduced-Price Lu Num 8753 F_SC_S_HISP_DUR duration weighted - Share Hispanic Num 8754 F_SC_S_HISP_RCNT the most recent school - Share Hispanic Num 8755 F_SC_S_MINOR_DUR YT average school share minority students Num 8756 F_SC_S_MINOR_RCNT the most recent school - Share Minor Num 8757 F_SC_S_WHITE_DUR duration weighted - Share White Num 8758 F_SC_S_WHITE_RCNT the most recent school - Share White Num 8759 F_SC_TITLE1_ALL_DUR duration weighted - Flag for Title 1 School (school wide) Num 8760 F_SC_TITLE1_ALL_RCNT the most recent school - Flag for Title 1 School (school Num 4761 F_SC_TITLE1_DUR duration weighted - Flag for Title 1 School (not school wide) Num 8762 F_SC_TITLE1_RCNT the most recent school - Flag for Title 1 School (not school Num 4

763 F_SH_BLDIST_RCNT Most recent school in same district as baseline school Num BLDIST 40=Different District Than At Baseline1=Same District as Baseline

764 F_SH_CNT_DIST Number of public school districts where YT attended school Num 4765 F_SH_CNT_DISTCHG YT Number of public school district changes since baseline Num 4766 F_SH_CNT_SCH Number of schools YT attended since baseline Num 4767 F_SH_CNT_YR_SCHCHG Number of times YT changed school during academic yr Num 4

768 F_SN_MONIT_GRAFFITI_AD Likely/very likely neighbors report nbhd kid graffiti Num RPTGRAF 4

.D=Don't Know0=Unsure/Unlikely/Very Unlikely1=Likely/Very Likely

769 F_SN_MONIT_SKIPSCH_AD Likely/very likely neighbors report kids skipping school Num SKIPSCH 4

.D=Don't Know0=Unsure/Unlikely/Very Unlikely1=Likely/Very Likely




770 F_SN_NET_ANYFRNDFT_AD Adult has at least 1 close friend who works full-time Num FRNDFT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Close Friends At All/Who Work Full-Time1=Close Friend Who Works Full-Time

771 F_SN_NET_ANYFRNDGRAD_AD Adult has 1+ close friends who graduated from college Num FRNDCOLL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Close Friends At All/Who Graduated College1=Close Friend Who Graduated College

772 F_SN_NET_ANYFRNDRACE_AD AD has 1+ close friend of a different race/ethnicity Num FRNDRACE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Close Friends At All/of Different Race1=Close Friend of Different Race

773 F_SN_NET_CHAT_1XW_AD AD chats with neighbor in street/hallway at least weekly Num CHAT 40=Once Per Month/Few Times Per Year/Almost Never1=1x/Week or Almost Every Day

774 F_SN_NET_CHURCH_1XM_AD AD attended church >= 1x/month in past year (HSN31) Num CHURCH 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Several Times or Never in Past Year1=Once Per Month/Once Per Week/More Often

775F_SN_NET_CLOSEFRND_HOOD_YT YT has 1+ close friends in neighborhood Num CLOSNB 4

.D=Don't Know0=No Friends in Neighborhood1=Has 1+ Friends in Neighborhood

776 F_SN_NET_CLOSEFRND_YT YT has 1+ close friends Num CLOS 4

.D=Don't Know0=No Close Friends1=Has 1+ Close Friends

777 F_SN_NET_CLOSEFRND3_AD Adult has 3 or more close friends (HSN14) NumCLOSETHREE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=2 or Fewer Close Friends1=3+ Close Friends

778 F_SN_NET_CLOSEFRND3_YT YT has 3+ close friends Num CLOS3X 4

.D=Don't Know0=Has 2 or Fewer Close Friends1=Has 3+ Close Friends

779 F_SN_NET_NOFRNDHD_AD Adult has no friends who live in the neighborhood (HSN16) Num NOFRND 4

.R=Refusal0=1+ Close Friends in Neighborhood1=No Close Friends in Neighborhood

780 F_SN_NET_VSTTHR_1XW_AD Adult visits friends in their home at least once a week Num VISIT 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=1x/2-3x/Never1=Once Per Week or More Often

781 F_SN_OTH_ATHL YT viewed as athletic by others all of the time Num ATHL 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Viewed as Athletic Sometimes/Never1=Viewed as Athletic All The Time

782 F_SN_OTH_GDSTUD YT viewed as a good student all of the time Num GDSTUD 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Viewed as Good Student Sometimes/Never1=Viewed as Good Student All The Time




783 F_SN_OTH_POP YT viewed as popular all of the time Num POP 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Viewed as Popular Sometimes/Never1=Viewed as Popular All The Time

784 F_SN_PEER_CHRCH_1XM YT attended church activities 1+ times/month in past yr Num CHUR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Less Than 1x Per Week/Never1=1x Per Month/1x Per Week

785 F_SN_PEER_DRPOUT YT has friends who have dropped out of school Num DROP 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Friends Who Have Dropped Out1=Has Friends Who Have Dropped Out

786 F_SN_PEER_DRUGS YT has friends who use drugs Num DRUGS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=No Friends Who Do Drugs1=Has Friends Who Do Drugs

787 F_SN_PEER_OLDHOOD YT has 1+ friends from baseline neighborhood Num OLDNB 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Has No Friends in Baseline Neighborhood1=Has 1+ Friends in Baseline Neighborhood

788 F_SN_PEER_OLDHOOD_VST_XW YT sees baseline nbhd friends >= few times/week Num OLDVIS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Few Times A Month/About Once A Month/Less Than Once A Month/Never1=Few Times A Week/Most Every Day

789 F_SN_PEER_POSTHS_VIMP Post-secondary educ very important to YT's close friends Num POSTHS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Somewhat/Not At All Important1=Very Important

790 F_SN_PEER_SCHLACT YT has friends who get involved in school activities Num XTRA 4

.D=Don't Know0=No Friends Who Do School Activities1=Has Friends Who Do School Activities

791 F_SN_PEER_STUDY_VIMP Studying very important to YT's close friends Num POSTHS 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Somewhat/Not At All Important1=Very Important

792 F_SN_SELF_ABLE YT strongly agrees: can do things as well as most others Num ABLE 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Agree/Disagree/Strongly Disagree1=Strongly Agree

793 F_SN_SELF_GOOD YT strongly agrees: feel good about myself Num GOOD 4.D=Don't Know1=Agree/Disagree/Strongly Disagree

794 F_SN_SELF_LUCK_NOTIMP2 YT strongly disagrees/disagrees chance/luck very impt Num LUCK 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Agree/Strongly Agree1=Disagree/Strongly Disagree




795 F_SN_SELF_NOGHETTO YT believes behavior would never be described as ghetto Num GHETTO 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Sometimes/All The Time1=Never

796 F_SN_SELF_PRPENG2 YT speaks proper English very/somewhat often Num PRPENG 4

.D=Don't Know0=Not At All1=Very/Somewhat Often

797 F_SPL_MOVES_N # of moves according to spell file addresses (0-13) Num 4

798 F_SU_ALC_EVR_AD Adult ever had an alcoholic beverage (HSU4_U4) Num ALCEVR 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Never Had Alcoholic Drink1=Ever Had Alcoholic Drink

799 F_SU_ALC_FDM_AD Fraction of past 30 days adult had alcoholic drink Num DKRF 8.D=Don't Know.R=Refusal

800 F_SU_ALC_M_AD Adult had at least one drink in the past month (HSU5_U5) Num ALCMON 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Did Not Have Alcoholic Drink in Past Month1=Had Alcoholic Drink in Past Month

801 F_SU_SMOKE_AD Adult is a current smoker (HSU2_U2) Num SMOKER 4

.D=Don't Know

.R=Refusal0=Does Not Currently Smoke1=Currently Smokes

802 F_SVY_AFAMER_NONHISP African-American Non-Hispanic Num 4

803 F_SVY_AGE_BL_IMP Imputed Age at Baseline in Whole Years (based on F_SVY_DOB_IM Num 4804 F_SVY_AGE_ERR_FLAG Flag for cases where Blaise error caused youth to skip over Num 4

805 F_SVY_AGE_IW Age as of Final Survey Interview Date (based on F_SVY_DOB_IMP) Num 4806 F_SVY_AGE_IW_AD Age as of Adult's Final Survey Interview Date (based on F_SVY_ Num 4807 F_SVY_AGE2007_IMP Updated Survey Age (Whole Yrs as of 12/31/2007), Excl. Phant Num 4808 F_SVY_ASSESS_COMP_1320 Final Survey Complete Achievement Assessment Flag (Yout Num 4

809 F_SVY_ASSIST_TYPE Housing assistance type: 1=certificate, 2=voucher, 0=none Num ASSIST 4

0=None1=Certificate2=Voucher

810 F_SVY_BL_HEADSTART At baseline, YT under age 6 was in a Head Start day care Num HEADST 40=Not in Head Start/Over Age 51=In Head Start Daycare

811F_SVY_BL_MOV_DRUG_GANG_NOMISS At baseline 1st reason want to move=drugs/gangs Num MOV1DRG 4

0=Better Schools, Better Apartment, Job, etc.1=Drugs and Gangs

812F_SVY_BL_MOV_DRUG_SCHL_NOMISS At baseline 1st reason want to move=drug/schl Num

MOV1DRGSCH 4

0=Better Apartment, Job, etc.1=Drugs and Gangs/Better Schools

813 F_SVY_BL_MOV_SCHOOL_NOMISS At baseline 1st reason want to move=better schools Num MOV1SCH 40=Drugs and Gangs, Better Apartment, Job, etc.1=Better Schools

814 F_SVY_BL_SCH_EVENT At baseline adult attended YT school event in past 2 yrs Num BLEVENT 40=Didn't Attend School Event Past 2 Yrs1=Attended School Event Past 2 Yrs

815 F_SVY_BL_SCH_MTG At baseline adult attended YT school meeting in past 2 yrs Num BLMTG 40=Didn't Attend School Meeting Past 2 Yrs1=Attended School Meeting Past 2 Yrs

816 F_SVY_BL_SCH_VOLUN At baseline adult volunteered at YT school in past 2 yrs Num VOLUN 40=Not School Volunteer Past 2 Yrs1=School Volunteer Past 2 Yrs

817 F_SVY_CONSENT_RECORD Final Survey Recorded Interview Consent Flag Num 4818 F_SVY_DBS_COLLECT Final Survey Dried Blood Spot Collection Flag Num 4



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes819 F_SVY_DBS_CONSENT Final Survey Dried Blood Spot Consent Flag Num 4820 F_SVY_DEFLATOR_BLYR Baseline Year Economic Deflator - converts to 2009 dollars Num 8821 F_SVY_DEFLATOR_IWYR Interview Year Economic Deflator - converts to 2009 dollar Num 8822 F_SVY_DEFLATOR_LASTYR Last Calendar Year Economic Deflator - converts to 2009 Num 8823 F_SVY_DM_CONSENT Final Survey Decision Making Experiment Consent Flag Num 4824 F_SVY_DM_ELIG Final Survey Decision Making Experiment Eligibility Flag Num 4825 F_SVY_DM_SEL Final Survey Decision Making Experiment Selection Flag Num 4

826 F_SVY_ETHNIC Ethnicity (1=Hispanic, 2=Not Hispanic) from Revised Demog File Num ETHNIC 4


827 F_SVY_GENDER YT Gender Char 1

828 F_SVY_GENDER_NUM Numerical gender variable: 1=Male, 0=Female Num GENDER 40=Female1=Male

829 F_SVY_HH_MEMBER Currently in the Household at Final Survey (as reported by the Num 4830 F_SVY_HH_SPOUSE_PARTNER Household head has a spouse or partner currently livin Num 4831 F_SVY_HPY_DECEASED Final Survey Flag for Deceased Youth who would have been HP Num 4832 F_SVY_HPY_PROB_FAM Sample adult completed interview & has HPY-eligible youth b Num 4

833 F_SVY_HPY_SEL Final Survey Flag for Randomly Selected Youth Ages 10 to 17 Repo Num 4834 F_SVY_IW_DATE Date of Final Survey Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).835 F_SVY_IW_DATE_AD Sample Adult's Date of Final Survey Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).836 F_SVY_IW_LANG Language of Interview Char 15837 F_SVY_IW_LENGTH Length in Minutes of Final Survey (0 if not interviewed) Num 8838 F_SVY_IW_SHORT_FORM Flag for short-form interview (in-person or telephone) Num 4839 F_SVY_IWCOMPL Flag for Final Survey Interview Completed (Adults and Youth, inc Num 4

840 F_SVY_IWCOMPL_YT YT Final Survey Interview Flag Num IW 40=Not Interviewed1=Interviewed

841 F_SVY_IWER_ID ID of Final Survey Interviewer (Missing for Pretest 2) Char 5842 F_SVY_LING_CONSENT Final Survey Linguistic Experiment Consent Flag Num 4843 F_SVY_LING_ELIG Final Survey Linguistic Experiment Eligibility Flag Num 4844 F_SVY_LING_SEL Final Survey Linguistic Experiment Selection Flag Num 4845 F_SVY_PHASE2_DATE Final Survey Phase 2 Subsampling Date (missing if ineligible Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).846 F_SVY_PHASE2_ELIG Eligible for Final Survey Phase 2 Interview Num 4847 F_SVY_PHASE2_FRAME Final Survey Phase 2 Subsampling Frame Number (0 if ineligi Num 4848 F_SVY_PHASE2_SEL Selected for Final Survey Phase 2 Interview Num 4

849 F_SVY_RACERace (1=AfrAm/2=Wht/3=AmInd/4=AsPacIsl/5=Oth) from Revised Demog Fi Num RACE 4


850 F_SVY_RELEASE Release (1, 2, or 3) for Final Survey (0 if not in sample frame) Num RELEASE 4

0 =Not in Final Survey Sample Frame1 =Release 12 =Release 23 =Release 3

851 F_SVY_RELEASE_AD Sample Adult's Release (1, 2, or 3) for Final Survey (0 if no Num RELEASE 4


852 F_SVY_REPLICATE Replicate (1-10) for Final Survey (0 if Section 8 adult or if Num 4853 F_SVY_REPLICATE_AD Sample Adult's Replicate (1-10) for Final Survey (0 if Sect Num 4

854 F_SVY_SITERARSite and RARDUM Variables Combined, e.g. 5_10 = Site=5 RARDUM10= Char 4

855 F_SVY_SPOUSE_PARTNER Flag for Current Spouse/Partner of Sample Adult Num 4856 F_SVY_TOT_ALLKIDS # of Sample Adult's Children (regardless of age) in househol Num 4857 F_SVY_TOT_CURR # Household Members as of Adult's Final Survey Interview Num 4858 F_SVY_TOT_CURRADULTS # Household Members who were Adults (>=18) as of Adult's Num 4859 F_SVY_TOT_CURRKIDS # Household Members who were Children (<18) as of Adult's F Num 4



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes860 F_SVY_TOT_HPY_ELIG # Living Core Family Members 10-17 (as of 12/31/07) Eligibl Num 4861 F_SVY_TOT_LING_ELIG # Core Family Members 13-20 (as of 12/31/07) Eligible for Num 4862 F_SVY_TOT_YT_ELIG # Core Family Members 10-20 (as of 12/31/07) Eligible for Fi Num 4863 F_SVY_TOT_YT_SEL Total Youth in Family Selected for Interview from Among Eligi Num 4864 F_SVY_YOB_IMP Year of Birth based on F_SVY_DOB_IMP Num 5865 F_WT_TOTCORE Total Weight (Excl LA98, Phantoms, Duplicates) for Admin Data of Num 8

866 F_WT_TOTDM Total Weight for Final Survey Decision-Making Experiment (f_wt_tots Num 8

867 F_WT_TOTERR Total Weight for Final Survey Effective Response Rate Calculations Num 8868 F_WT_TOTHPY Total Weight for Parent Report on Youth Ages 10 to 17 outcomes Num 8869 F_WT_TOTLING Total Weight for Final Survey Language Data Num 8870 F_WT_TOTSVY_AD Sample Adult's Total Weight for Final Survey (f_wt_Raratio98_ad Num 8871 F_Z_BL_DATE_IMP Date of Baseline Survey (BLCMPDTE or Imputed Value) Num 5872 F_Z_DROPDUP_FLAG Flag Indicating Duplicate PPID Set to Non-Core Num 4873 F_Z_DROPFAM_FLAG Flag Identifying 4 FAMIDs dropped Due to Duplicate PPIDs Num 4874 F_Z_DROPSAMPYT_FLAG Flag for Sample Youth Later Determined to be Ineligible (P Num 4875 F_Z_DUPPAIR Pair # (1-10) Id's Duplicate PPIDs or Individuals Listed as Core M Num 4876 F_Z_LA1998_FLAG Flag for LA Families Randomized in 1998 Num 4

877 F_Z_RARDUM_X RA Ratio Periods 1-11 (collapsed version of RARDUM1-11, note mult Num 4

878 FLAG_PAPER_AERPP American Economic Review Papers & Proceedings Sample Flag (IW Num 4879 FLAG_PAPER_CITYSCAPE_SVY Cityscape Survey Methods Paper Flag (IWed adults & yo Num 4880 FLAG_PAPER_CITYSCAPE_YT Cityscape Youth Paper Flag (survey eligible youth and Num 4881 FLAG_PAPER_EMAR Econometrica Revisited Sample Flag (IWed adults & youth 15-20) Num 4882 FLAG_PAPER_HAPPY_PNAS PNAS Happiness Paper Sample Flag (IWed adults w/ happine Num 4883 FLAG_PAPER_HAPPY_SCI Science Happiness Paper Sample Flag (interim or final IWe Num 4884 FLAG_PAPER_NEJM NEJM Paper Sample Flag (IWed adults w/ HbA1c or Obesity data Num 4

885 FLAG_PAPER_PNAS PNAS Language Paper Flag (non-Hispanic African-American youth Num 4886 FLAG_PAPER_YMH Youth Mental Health Paper Flag (non-short-form interviewed yout Num 4887 GOVT_INC govt_inc = Adjusted government income (see f_in_govt2009) Num 8

888 GOVT2009_IMP Government income, imputed by site and group (see f_in_govt2009) Num 8

889 GROC_PPUnadjusted grocery spending per household member (see f_in_groc2009_w) Num 8

890 HAPPY_SCALE123_AD Happiness Scale Value (1=not too/2=pretty/3=very happy) Num HAPPY 4

1=Very Happy2=Pretty Happy3=Not Too Happy

891 HAPPY_SCALE123_Z_AD Happiness Scale Value, Z-score on MTO controls Num 8

892 HAPPY_VERY_HAPPY_AD Very happy these days (vs. pretty happy or not too happy) Num VHAPPY 40=Pretty/Not Too Happy1=Very Happy

893 HAPPY_VERYPRETTY_HAPPY_AD Very or pretty happy these days (vs. not too happy) Num VPHAPPY 40=Not Too Happy1=Very/Pretty Happy

894 HEAD_INC Adjusted head of household income (see f_in_head2009) Num 8

895 HEAD2009_IMP Head of household income, imputed by site and group (see f_in_hea Num 8896 LANG_AI_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: ai monophthongization Num 5897 LANG_AI_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 4898 LANG_AI_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in ai Num 8899 LANG_AINT_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: ain't Num 4900 LANG_AINT_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens i Num 4901 LANG_AINT_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 8902 LANG_ALL_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: all features Num 5



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes903 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens am Num 5904 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 8905 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_RATE_HH Adult's value for lang_all_variant_rate applied to ot Num 8906 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_WORDS Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens pe Num 8907 LANG_CCR_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: consonant cluster reduction Num 5908 LANG_CCR_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 5909 LANG_CCR_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in c Num 8910 LANG_COPULA_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: copula absence Num 4911 LANG_COPULA_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 4912 LANG_COPULA_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens i Num 8913 LANG_DH_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: dh-stopping Num 4914 LANG_DH_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 4915 LANG_DH_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in dh Num 8916 LANG_GRAMM_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: all grammatical features Num 5917 LANG_GRAMM_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 4918 LANG_GRAMM_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens am Num 8

919 LANG_GRAMM_VARIANT_WORDS Number of African-American Vernacular English grammat Num 8920 LANG_MN_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: multiple negation Num 4921 LANG_MN_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 4922 LANG_MN_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in mn Num 8923 LANG_PHONO_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: all phonological features Num 5924 LANG_PHONO_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 5925 LANG_PHONO_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens am Num 8926 LANG_PHONO_VARIANT_WORDS Number of African-American Vernacular English phonolo Num 8

927 LANG_RDELETE_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: r-deletion Num 4

928 LANG_RDELETE_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English token Num 4929 LANG_RDELETE_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 8930 LANG_READ_ELIC Indicates whether language sample respondent was selected for r Char 8931 LANG_SCARY_MOMENT Selected for scariest moment question instead of happiest mo Num 4932 LANG_TH_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: th-stopping Num 4933 LANG_TH_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 4934 LANG_TH_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in th Num 8

935LANG_THIRDSING_RECORD_COUNT # of language tokens: 3rdPersonSingular s-absence Num 4

936LANG_THIRDSING_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tok Num 4

937 LANG_THIRDSING_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English token Num 8

938 LANG_WASLVL_RECORD_COUNT Number of language tokens: was-leveling Num 4

939 LANG_WASLVL_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 4940 LANG_WASLVL_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens i Num 8941 LANG_WORD_COUNT_ALL Language sample word count Num 5

942 LANG_WORD_COUNT_ALL_GE50 Language sample word count >= 50 Num WORD50X 40=Word Count<501=Word Count>=50

943 LANG_WORD_COUNT_COMMENTS Word count for comments, from DDM data, ISR open-ende Num 5944 LANG_WORD_COUNT_MOMENT Word count for happiest/scariest moment, from DDM data Num 5

945 OTH_INCoth_inc = Adjusted other household member income (see f_in_other2009) Num 8

946 OTH2009_IMP Other household member income, imputed by site and group (see f_in Num 8947 OTHERINC otherinc = Adjusted other income (see f_in_otherinc2009) Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes948 OTHERINC2009_IMP Other income, imputed by site and group (see f_in_otherinc200 Num 8949 POVERTYLINE 2009 Census Bureau Poverty Threshold Num 7950 RA_COHORT Later Cohort within the Site (excluding LA 1998) Num 4951 RAD_C9010T_PERPOV_M08 Tract poverty at address as of 5/31/08 Num 8952 RAD_C9010T_PERPOV_YR1 Tract poverty 1 yr post-randomization Num 8953 RAD_C9010T_PERPOV_YR5 Tract poverty 5 yrs post-randomization Num 8954 RAD_C9010T_PMINORTY_M08 Tract share minority as of 5/31/08 Num 8955 SP_INC Adjusted spouse/partner income (see f_in_partner2009) Num 8

956 SP2009_IMP Spouse/partner income, imputed by site and group (see f_in_partner2 Num 8

957 SUMINCUnadjusted total household income, in 2009 dollars (see f_in_totinc2009 Num 8

958 WKLY_DEFLATED Unadjusted version of f_em_wkly_main2009_ad Num 8959 WKLY_MAIN2009_YT_DEFLATE Unadjusted version of f_em_wkly_main2009_yt Num 8960 X_F_AD_36_40 Sample Adult age 36 to 40 as of 12/31/07 Num 4961 X_F_AD_41_45 Sample Adult age 41 to 45 as of 12/31/07 Num 4962 X_F_AD_46_50 Sample Adult age 46 to 50 as of 12/31/07 Num 4

963 X_F_AD_EDGED At baseline, AD had a GED (1=had ged) Num XGED 40=No GED/Missing1=Had GED

964 X_F_AD_EDGRADHS At baseline, AD completed high school (flag) Num XHS 40=High School Not Completed/Missing1=Completed High School

965 X_F_AD_EDGRADHS_MISS Missing flag for baseline GED/H.S. diploma Num XHSMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

966 X_F_AD_EDINSCH At baseline, AD enrolled in school (1=in school) Num XENROL 8

0=Not Enrolled

1=Enrolled967 X_F_AD_ETHN_HISP Sample Adult is Hispanic, whether his/her race is black, whit Num 8968 X_F_AD_LE_35 Sample Adult age 35 or younger as of 12/31/07 Num 4969 X_F_AD_MALE Male Sample Adult Num 4

970 X_F_AD_NEVMARR At baseline, AD never been married (1=never married) Num XNVRMAR 8

0=Married, Separated, Divorced, or Widowed

1=Never Married

971 X_F_AD_PARENTU18 At baseline, AD < age 18 at birth of 1st child Num XLT18Y 8

0=18 or Older at Birth Or No Kids

1=Less Than 18 At Birth of 1st Child972 X_F_AD_RACE_BLACK Sample Adult is African American Num 8973 X_F_AD_RACE_OTHER Sample household member is of a racial group other than Afri Num 8

974 X_F_AD_WORKING At baseline, AD working for pay (1=working for pay) Num XWORK 8

0=Not Working or Working for Benefits

1=Working Full or Part-Time

975 X_F_C1_BEHPRB YT (6-17 at BL) behavior/emotion problem class/help past 2 yrs Num XBEH 4

0=Age<6/No Behavioral-Emotional Problem Past 2 Yrs/Missing1=Behavioral-Emotional Problem Past 2 Yrs

976 X_F_C1_BEHPRB_MISS Missing flag for x_f_c1_behprb Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

977 X_F_C1_EXPEL YT (6-17 at BL) suspended/expelled in past 2 yrs Num XEXP 40=Age<6/Not Suspended-Expelled Past 2 Yrs/Missing1=Suspended-Expelled Past 2 Yrs

978 X_F_C1_EXPEL_MISS Missing flag for x_f_c1_expel Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

979 X_F_C1_GIFTED YT (6-17 at BL) gifted student/advanced work past 2 yrs Num XGIF 4

0=Age<6/No Gifted Program-Advanced Work Past 2 Yrs/Missing1=Gifted Program-Advanced Work Past 2 Yrs

980 X_F_C1_GIFTED_MISS Missing flag for x_f_c1_gifted Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

981 X_F_C1_LRNPRB YT (6-17 at baseline) learning problem class/help past 2 yrs Num XLRN 40=Age<6/No Learning Problem Past 2 Yrs/Missing1=Learning Problem Past 2 Yrs

982 X_F_C1_LRNPRB_MISS Missing flag for x_f_c1_lrnprb Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing




983 X_F_C1_SCHCLL School call about YT (6-17 at BL) behavior past 2 yrs Num XCALL 8

0=Age<6/School Didn't Call in Past 2 Years/Missing

1=School Called About Behavior Past 2 Years

984 X_F_C2_HOSP YT (0-5 at BL) in hospital before 1st birthday Num XHOSP 40=Age>=6/Not In Hospital Before 1st Birthday/Missing1=In Hospital Before 1st Birthday

985 X_F_C2_HOSP_MISS Missing flag for x_f_c2_hosp Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

986 X_F_C2_LOWBW YT (0-5 at baseline) weighed less than 6 pounds at birth Num XLOW 40=Age>=6/Weighed>=6 Pounds at Birth/Missing1=Weighed<6 Pounds at Birth

987 X_F_C2_LOWBW_MISS Missing flag for x_f_c2_lowbw Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

988 X_F_C2_READ YT (0-5 at BL) was read to 1+ times per day Num XREAD 40=Age>=6/Read To Less Often/Missing1=Read To >= 1x Per Day

989 X_F_C2_READ_MISS Missing flag for x_f_c2_read Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

990 X_F_CH_AGE10 Youth age 10 as of 12/31/07 Num 4991 X_F_CH_AGE11 Youth age 11 as of 12/31/07 Num 4992 X_F_CH_AGE12 Youth age 12 as of 12/31/07 Num 4993 X_F_CH_AGE13 Youth age 13 as of 12/31/07 Num 4994 X_F_CH_AGE14 Youth age 14 as of 12/31/07 Num 4995 X_F_CH_AGE15 Youth age 15 as of 12/31/07 Num 4996 X_F_CH_AGE16 Youth age 16 as of 12/31/07 Num 4997 X_F_CH_AGE17 Youth age 17 as of 12/31/07 Num 4998 X_F_CH_AGE18 Youth age 18 as of 12/31/07 Num 4999 X_F_CH_AGE19 Youth age 19 as of 12/31/07 Num 4

1000 X_F_CH_AGE20 Youth age 20 as of 12/31/07 Num 41001 X_F_CH_AGEUND10 Youth Under Age 10 as of 12/31/07 Num 4

1002 X_F_CH_BL_AGE617 At baseline, YT age 6-17 (1=age 6-17/0=age 0-5) Num BL617X 40=Age<6 at Baseline1=Age>=6 at Baseline

1003 X_F_CH_MALE Male YT flag (1=male/0=female) Num GENDER 8

0=Female

1=Male

1004 X_F_CH_SCHPLAY At baseline, YT sport/game/get to school prob (flag) Num XSCH 40=No Health Problems Limiting Activity1=Health Problems Limited Activity

1005 X_F_CH_SCHPLAY_MISS Missing flag for x_f_ch_schplay Num XMISS 40=Not Missing1=Missing

1006 X_F_CH_SPECMED At baseline, YT required special medicine (flag) Num XMED 8

0=No Health Problems Requiring Special Medicine/Equipment

1=Health Problems Special Medicine/Equipment1007 X_F_GO_AGE_21 Grown Child age 21 as of 12/31/07 Num 41008 X_F_GO_AGE_22 Grown Child age 22 as of 12/31/07 Num 41009 X_F_GO_AGE_23 Grown Child age 23 as of 12/31/07 Num 41010 X_F_GO_AGE_24_26 Grown Child age 24 to 26 as of 12/31/07 Num 41011 X_F_GO_AGE_27_31 Grown Child or Over 30 age 27 to 31 as of 12/31/07 Num 4

1012 X_F_HH_AFDC At baseline, hhld receiving AFDC/TANF (1=receive welf) Num XTANF 8

0=Not Receiving AFDC/TANF

1=Receiving AFDC/TANF

1013 X_F_HH_CAR At baseline, hhld owned a car (1=owned a car) Num XCAR 8

0=Didnt Own Car

1=Owned Car

1014 X_F_HH_DISABL At baseline, a hhld member had a disability (flag) Num XDISAB 8

0=No Disabled Hhld Member

1=Hhld Member Has Disability

1015 X_F_HH_NOTEENS At baseline, no teens (ages 13-17) in hhld (flag) Num XNOTEEN 40=Teens in Household1=No Teens in Household

1016 X_F_HH_SIZE2 At baseline hhld size is 2 or smaller (1=size is <=2) Num X2HHLD 40=More Than 2 People in Hhld1=2 or Fewer People in Hhld




1017 X_F_HH_SIZE3 At baseline hhld size is 3 (1=size is 3) Num X3HHLD 40=Not 3 People in Hhld1=3 People in Household

1018 X_F_HH_SIZE4 At baseline hhld size is 4 (1=size is 4) Num X4HHLD 40=Not 4 People in Hhld1=4 People in Household

1019 X_F_HH_VICTIM At baseline, hhld member victimized past 6 mos (flag) Num XVICTIM 8

0=No Crime Victim in Hhld

1=Hhld Member Crime Victim (past 6 mo.)

1020 X_F_HOOD_5Y At baseline, hhhead living in nbhd. 5+ yrs (flag) Num XNBHD5Y 8

0=Hhld Head in Nbhd <5 years

1=Hhld Head in Nbhd 5+ years

1021 X_F_HOOD_CHAT At baseline, hhhead chatted w/ neighbor>=1x/wk (flag) Num XCHAT 8

0=Chatted 1x/month, Few Times/Year, Almost Never

1=Chatted 1x/week or Almost Every Day

1022 X_F_HOOD_NBRKID At baseline, hhhead very likely tell on nbhd kid Num XTELL 8

0=Somewhat/Not Very/Not At All Likely

1=Very Likely

1023 X_F_HOOD_NOFAMILY At baseline, hhhead has no family living in nbhd Num XNOFAM 8

0=Family Living in Nbhd

1=No Family Living in Nbhd

1024 X_F_HOOD_NOFRIEND At baseline, hhhead has no friends living in nbhd Num XNOFND 8

0=Friends Living in Nbhd

1=No Friends Living in Nbhd

1025 X_F_HOOD_UNSAFENIT At baseline, nbhd. streets very unsafe at night Num XUNSAFE 8

0=Unsafe/Safe/Very Safe at Night

1=Very Unsafe at Night

1026 X_F_HOOD_VERYDISSAT At baseline, hhhead very dissatisfied with nbhd Num XDISSAT 8

0=Somewhat Dissatisfied, In The Middle, Somewhat or Very Satisfied

1=Very Dissatisfied with Nbhd

1027 X_F_HOUS_FNDAPT At baseline, hhhead very sure of finding apt (flag) Num XAPT 8

0=Fairly Sure/50-50/Not Very Sure/Not At All Sure

1=Very Sure of Finding Apartment

1028 X_F_HOUS_MOV3TM At baseline, hhhead had moved >3x in 5 yrs (1=flag) Num XMOVED 8

0=Moved <=3 times in 5 Years

1=Moved >3 times in 5 Years

1029 X_F_HOUS_MOVDRGS At baseline 1st/2nd reason want to move=drug/crime Num XDRUGS 8

0=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Some Other Reason

1=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Drugs/Crime

1030 X_F_HOUS_MOVSCHL At baseline 1st/2nd reason want to move: schools Num XMOVSCH 8

0=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Some Other Reason

1=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Better Schools

1031 X_F_HOUS_SEC8BEF At baseline, hhhead applied for Section 8 before Num XSEC8X 8

0=Never Applied for Section 8

1=Applied for Section 8 in the past1032 X_F_OA_AGE_32_39 Other Adult age 32 to 39 as of 12/31/07 Num 41033 X_F_OA_AGE_40_49 Other Adult age 40 to 49 as of 12/31/07 Num 41034 X_F_OA_INF_EDGED At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and had completed hi Num 41035 X_F_OA_INF_EDGRADHS At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and had received Num 41036 X_F_OA_INF_EDGRADHS_MISS Flag for missing BL info on GED or high school diplom Num 41037 X_F_OA_INF_EDINSCH At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and was in school Num 41038 X_F_OA_INF_EDINSCH_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_OA_I Num 41039 X_F_OA_INF_NEVMARR At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and had never bee Num 41040 X_F_OA_INF_NEVMARR_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_OA_I Num 41041 X_F_OA_INF_WORKING At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and was working Num 41042 X_F_OA_INF_WORKING_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_OA_I Num 4

1043 X_F_RELEASE1 Release 1 Sample Adult for Final Survey Num XREL 40=Releases 2 and 3/Not Selected for IW1=Release 1

1044 X_F_SITE_BALT AD in Baltimore Site (1=Baltimore, 0=Not Baltimore) Num BALT 40=Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles or New York1=Baltimore




1045 X_F_SITE_BOS AD in Boston Site (1=Boston, 0=Not Boston) Num BOS 40=Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles or New York1=Boston

1046 X_F_SITE_CHI AD in Chicago Site (1=Chicago, 0=Not Chicago) Num CHI 40=Baltimore, Boston, Los Angeles or New York1=Chicago

1047 X_F_SITE_LA AD in LA Site (1=Los Angeles, 0 Not Los Angeles) Num LA 40=Baltimore, Boston, Chicago or New York1=Los Angeles

1048 YMH_BIPOLAR_I_II_Y DSM-IV Bipolar I or II (12 month) - YT Num BIP12X 40=No Bipolar Disorder I or II in Past Year1=Bipolar Disorder I or II in Past Year

1049 YMH_CD_3X_Y Conduct Disorder: 3+ instances of 3 of 5 behaviors (flag) Num CD3X 40=No Conduct Disorder in Past Year1=Conduct Disorder in Past Year

1050 YMH_PTS_EVENT_COUNT Count of PTSD events experienced (max=11, YCV1-YCV11) Num 4

1051 YMH_PTS_EVENT_GE1 Experienced at least 1 PTSD event (YCV1-YCV11) Num PTSEV1X 40=No PTSD events1=1+ PTSD events

1052 YMH_PTS_EVENT_GE2 Experienced at least 2 PTSD events (YCV1-YCV11) Num PTSEV2X 40=<2 PTSD events1=2+ PTSD events

1053 YMH_PTS_EVENT_GE3 Experienced at least 3 PTSD events (YCV1-YCV11) Num PTSEV3X 40=<3 PTSD events1=3+ PTSD events

1054 Z_NOIMP_X_F_HOUS_MOVDRGSx_f_hous_movdrgs_noimp - x_f_hous_movdrgs with imputed values rounded Num XDRUGS 4

0=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Some Other Reason1=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Drugs/Crime

1055 Z_NOIMP_X_F_HOUS_MOVSCHLx_f_hous_movschl_noimp - x_f_hous_movschl with imputed values rounded Num XMOVSCH 4

0=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Some Other Reason1=1st/2nd Reason to Move: Better Schools

15. mto_fin_rawsvy_adult 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_rawsvy_adult Description: Final evaluation adult raw survey dataNumber of Obs: 3273Number of Vars: 1514File creation date: 20APR17:20:57:09

sheetname=15. mto_fin_rawsvy_adultPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes


2 FAMID Family Identifier Char $ 7


3 VERSIONDATE Application Version Date: Application Version Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).4 VERSIONTIME Application Version Time: Application Version Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

5 RECORDEDIW_CONSENTRecorded IW Consent: Has the Respondent consented to the digital recording of this interview?] Num AD_T0F 8

1 =Consent to record2 =No consent to record

6 VOLSTMT

Voluntary Statement: Before we begin, I want to assure you that this interview is completely voluntary and confidential. If we come to any question that you do not want to answer, just let me know and we will go on to the next question. Num AD_T1F 8 1 =Continue

7 IWLANGIW Language: [Was this interview conducted in English, Spanish, or both?] Num AD_T2F 8

1 =English2 =Spanish3 =Both

8 PHONEIW Phone interview = Yes Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

9 SHORTIW Short interview = Yes Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

10 MAIN Flag for main fielding (vs. Pretest 2) interview: 1 = main, 0 = pretest Num MAIN 80 =Pretest 2 Interview1 =Main Fielding Interview

11 HCSNT_1 Adult consent part 1 Num AD_T1F 8 1 =Continue

12 HCSNT_2 Adult consent part 2 Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

13 HCSNT_3 Ask for recording of adult IW Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

14 RCURRAGE R's Current Age Calculated from Preload.PersonInfo[1].BirthDate Num 8

15 RECORDIWDRI Control - Record IW: DRI Control Whether IW Recorded; 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

16 HHCOUNT HH Counter: Counter for the Number of People in the HH Num 817 ADDRCOUNT Address Counter: Counter for the Number of Addresses Preloaded Num 8

18 ROSTERPERSNUM_A_1Roster Person Number: Index Number of Each Person in PersonInfo Array Num 8




















35 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_1 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 836 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_2 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 837 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_3 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 838 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_4 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 839 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_5 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 840 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_6 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 841 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_7 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 842 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_8 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 843 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_9 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 844 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_10 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 845 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_11 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 846 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_12 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 847 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_13 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 848 ROSTERPERSAGE_A_14 Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 8

49 HRS1

Household Listing Intro: I want to confirm who is currently living in your household. I would like to start with the family members we have listed in our records as having lived with you. After that I will ask you about any new household members. Num AD_T1F 8 1 =Continue




50 HRS3_A_2

Person [Line Number] Living w/ R: The [first/next] person we had listed as living in your household is [First Name]. Is [First Name] living with you now? Num AD_T10F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Yes5 =No6 =No, never lived with R7 =Deceased

51 YEAR_A_2 Birth Year: What is [First Name]'s birthdate? Num 8

52 HRS3_GENDER_A_2 Gender Num AD_T6F 81 =Male2 =Female

53 HRS3A_A_2Youth Not Living w/ R: Has there ever been anytime lasting a month or more when [First Name] did not live with you? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

54 HRS3B_A_21st Time Lived Away - Year: When was the first time [First Name] lived somewhere else -- in what year did [he/she] begin to live away? Num 8

55 HRS3D_A_2

Child Not Live with R: Was there a time after the age of [age at random assignment] that [First Name] did not live with you for a month or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Yes5 =No

56 HRS3F_A_22nd Time Lived Away - Year: About what year did [he/she] begin to live away this second time? Num 8

57 HRS3G_A_2 Youth Time Apart: How long did [he/she] live apart from you? Num AD_T12F 8

1 =1 to 3 months2 =4 to 6 months3 =Over 6 months but less than 1 year4 =Over a year but less than 2 years5 =More than 2 years

58 HRS3H_A_2

Freq Times Lived Away: How many times since [year of random assignment], when [First Name] was [age at random assignment] has [he/she] lived somewhere else for a month or more -- Once, 2 or 3 times, 4 to 10 times, or more than 10 times? Num AD_T13F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Once2 =2-3 times3 =4 to 10 times4 =More than 10 times

59 HRS3I__S_20

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 2, Response 1: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply. If R stayed with someone who fits in two categories, check both categories.] Num AD_T14F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother5 =Paternal relatives7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college9 =In jail10 =In the military14 =With other relative19 =Other




60 HRS3I__S_21


3 =Child's own father5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner10 =In the military19 =Other

61 HRS3I__S_22


1 =Maternal grandparents14 =With other relative

62 HRS4B_A_2Person [Line Number] Year Died: I am sorry for your loss. Can you tell me when [he/she] passed away? [ENTER year] Num 8

63 HRS5B_A_2Person [Line Number] Year Moved: When did [he/she] move? [If R asks, this is the most recent move] [ENTER year] Num 8

64 HRS6_A_2Where Adult is Currently Living (Original+Post-codes), HRS Loop 2: Where is [he/she] living now? Num AD_T16F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Living in own household2 =Incarcerated3 =In nursing home or institution4 =In military5 =Homeless6 =In halfway house7 =Other (Specify)8 =Other: Friend’s apartment9 =Other: Relative’s apartment10 =Other: Girl/boyfriend’s apartment11 =Other: Boarding school13 =Other: College14 =Other: Rehabilitation20 =Other: Deceased61 =Other: Living in own household62 =Other: Incarcerated63 =Other: In nursing home or institution64 =Other: In military65 =Other: Homeless95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know99 =Other: Refused




65 HRS6_FAM_2 Relative with whom Adult is Currently Living, HRS Loop 2 NumAD_HRS6FAM 3

1 =Mother2 =Father3 =Grandmother4 =Grandfather5 =Sister6 =Brother7 =Cousin8 =Aunt/Uncle9 =In-Laws10 =Unknown12 =Spouse13 =Godparent14 =Both Grandparents

66 HRS6B_A_2Where Youth is Currently Living (Original+Post-codes), HRS Loop 2: Where is [First Name] living now? Num AD_T17F 8

.D =Don’t know

.R =Refused1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives5 =Incarcerated (as an adult)6 =Juvenile detention center10 =College dorm, or apartment at college11 =Homeless12 =Military13 =Other (Specify)14 =Other: Living with friends15 =Other: Living with significant other/spouse16 =Other: Living on own64 =Other: Living with other relatives67 =Other: In nursing home or institution71 =Other: Homeless95 =Other: All other responses

67 HRS7_A_2

Person [Line Number] Live Away: Was there ever a time before [his/her] last move when [he/she] did not live with you for a month or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No

68 HRS7E_A_2

Youth Time Apart: How long did [he/she] live apart from you? [If R asks, we want to know about the most recent time the child lived apart from R] Num AD_T12F 8


69 HRS7F_A_2






70 HRS7G__S_20

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 2, Response 1: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T14F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner9 =In jail11 =In the hospital15 =In Job Corps18 =Shelter19 =Other

71 HRS7G__S_21


3 =Child's own father7 =Alone / with friends / with partner12 =Runaway

72 HRS3_A_3




74 HRS3_GENDER_A_3 Gender Num AD_T6F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Male2 =Female


1 =Yes5 =No


77 HRS3D_A_3

Child Not Live with R: Was there a time after the age of [age at random assignment] that [First Name] did not live with you for a month or more? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No



79 HRS3H_A_3






80 HRS3I__S_39


.D =Don't know1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college9 =In jail10 =In the military11 =In the hospital12 =Runaway14 =With other relative15 =In Job Corps19 =Other

81 HRS3I__S_40


5 =Paternal relatives7 =Alone / with friends / with partner14 =With other relative19 =Other

82 HRS3I__S_41

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 3, Response 3: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply. If R stayed with someone who fits in two categories, check both categories.] Num AD_T14F 8 7 =Alone / with friends / with partner

83 HRS3I__S_42

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 3, Response 4: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply. If R stayed with someone who fits in two categories, check both categories.] Num AD_T14F 8 14 =With other relative







.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Living in own household2 =Incarcerated3 =In nursing home or institution4 =In military5 =Homeless6 =In halfway house7 =Other (Specify)8 =Other: Friend’s apartment9 =Other: Relative’s apartment10 =Other: Girl/boyfriend’s apartment13 =Other: College20 =Other: Deceased61 =Other: Living in own household63 =Other: In nursing home or institution65 =Other: Homeless95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know


1 =Mother2 =Father3 =Grandmother4 =Grandfather5 =Sister6 =Brother7 =Cousin8 =Aunt/Uncle9 =In-Laws10 =Unknown11 =Both Parents





.D =Don’t know1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives5 =Incarcerated (as an adult)6 =Juvenile detention center8 =In Foster care (non-relative)9 =Boarding school (not college)10 =College dorm, or apartment at college11 =Homeless12 =Military14 =Other: Living with friends15 =Other: Living with significant other/spouse16 =Other: Living on own64 =Other: Living with other relatives65 =Other: Incarcerated (as an adult)67 =Other: In nursing home or institution68 =Other: In foster care70 =Other: College dorm or apartment95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: Refused

89 HRS7_A_3



90 HRS7E_A_3


.D =Don't know1 =1 to 3 months2 =4 to 6 months3 =Over 6 months but less than 1 year4 =Over a year but less than 2 years5 =More than 2 years

91 HRS7F_A_3






92 HRS7G__S_39


.D =Don't know1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner9 =In jail11 =In the hospital14 =With other relative18 =Shelter19 =Other

93 HRS7G__S_40


2 =Other maternal relatives11 =In the hospital17 =Homeless19 =Other

94 HRS7G__S_41

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 3, Response 3: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T14F 8 19 =Other

95 HRS3_A_4


1 =Yes5 =No6 =No, never lived with R7 =Deceased







100 HRS3D_A_4

Child Not Live with R: Was there a time after the age of [age at random assignment] that [First Name] did not live with you for a month or more? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No






102 HRS3H_A_4



103 HRS3I__S_58


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college9 =In jail10 =In the military13 =With step-parent14 =With other relative15 =In Job Corps19 =Other

104 HRS3I__S_59


7 =Alone / with friends / with partner14 =With other relative15 =In Job Corps19 =Other

105 HRS3I__S_60

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 4, Response 3: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply. If R stayed with someone who fits in two categories, check both categories.] Num AD_T14F 8 9 =In jail







.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Living in own household2 =Incarcerated3 =In nursing home or institution4 =In military5 =Homeless6 =In halfway house7 =Other (Specify)8 =Other: Friend’s apartment9 =Other: Relative’s apartment10 =Other: Girl/boyfriend’s apartment13 =Other: College20 =Other: Deceased61 =Other: Living in own household63 =Other: In nursing home or institution65 =Other: Homeless95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know


1 =Mother2 =Father3 =Grandmother5 =Sister6 =Brother8 =Aunt/Uncle9 =In-Laws10 =Unknown11 =Both Parents





.D =Don’t know1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives5 =Incarcerated (as an adult)6 =Juvenile detention center7 =In nursing home or institution8 =In Foster care (non-relative)9 =Boarding school (not college)10 =College dorm, or apartment at college11 =Homeless12 =Military13 =Other (Specify)14 =Other: Living with friends15 =Other: Living with significant other/spouse16 =Other: Living on own64 =Other: Living with other relatives67 =Other: In nursing home or institution68 =Other: In foster care71 =Other: Homeless95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know

111 HRS7_A_4


.D =Don't know


112 HRS7E_A_4



113 HRS7F_A_4






114 HRS7G__S_58


1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college9 =In jail11 =In the hospital14 =With other relative15 =In Job Corps18 =Shelter19 =Other

115 HRS7G__S_59


2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother9 =In jail14 =With other relative

116 HRS7G__S_60

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 4, Response 3: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T14F 8 7 =Alone / with friends / with partner

117 HRS3_A_5







1 =Yes5 =No


122 HRS3D_A_5

Child Not Live with R: Was there a time after the age of [age at random assignment] that [First Name] did not live with you for a month or more? Num AD_T5F 8


123 HRS3F_A_52nd Time Lived Away - Year: About what year did [he/she] begin to live away this second time? Num 8






125 HRS3H_A_5


1 =Once2 =2-3 times3 =4 to 10 times4 =More than 10 times

126 HRS3I__S_77


.R =Refusal1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college9 =In jail11 =In the hospital12 =Runaway13 =With step-parent14 =With other relative18 =Shelter19 =Other

127 HRS3I__S_78


1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives5 =Paternal relatives9 =In jail14 =With other relative

128 HRS3I__S_79


2 =Other maternal relatives6 =Foster home







.D =Don't know1 =Living in own household2 =Incarcerated3 =In nursing home or institution4 =In military7 =Other (Specify)8 =Other: Friend’s apartment9 =Other: Relative’s apartment10 =Other: Girl/boyfriend’s apartment13 =Other: College14 =Other: Rehabilitation20 =Other: Deceased61 =Other: Living in own household95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know


1 =Mother3 =Grandmother5 =Sister6 =Brother7 =Cousin8 =Aunt/Uncle9 =In-Laws10 =Unknown11 =Both Parents


.D =Don’t know1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives5 =Incarcerated (as an adult)6 =Juvenile detention center7 =In nursing home or institution8 =In Foster care (non-relative)10 =College dorm, or apartment at college12 =Military14 =Other: Living with friends15 =Other: Living with significant other/spouse16 =Other: Living on own64 =Other: Living with other relatives67 =Other: In nursing home or institution95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know

134 HRS7_A_5


1 =Yes5 =No




135 HRS7E_A_5



136 HRS7F_A_5


.D =Don't know1 =Once2 =2-3 times3 =4 to 10 times

137 HRS7G__S_77


.D =Don't know2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college18 =Shelter

138 HRS3_A_6







1 =Yes5 =No




144 HRS3H_A_6






145 HRS3I__S_96


1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father5 =Paternal relatives7 =Alone / with friends / with partner11 =In the hospital14 =With other relative19 =Other

146 HRS3I__S_97


5 =Paternal relatives19 =Other




.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Living in own household2 =Incarcerated3 =In nursing home or institution7 =Other (Specify)8 =Other: Friend’s apartment9 =Other: Relative’s apartment12 =Other: Foster care20 =Other: Deceased61 =Other: Living in own household63 =Other: In nursing home or institution65 =Other: Homeless95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know


1 =Mother2 =Father8 =Aunt/Uncle





.D =Don’t know1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives5 =Incarcerated (as an adult)6 =Juvenile detention center8 =In Foster care (non-relative)10 =College dorm, or apartment at college11 =Homeless12 =Military15 =Other: Living with significant other/spouse16 =Other: Living on own64 =Other: Living with other relatives71 =Other: Homeless98 =Other: Don’t know

152 HRS7_A_6


1 =Yes5 =No

153 HRS7E_A_6


1 =1 to 3 months2 =4 to 6 months3 =Over 6 months but less than 1 year4 =Over a year but less than 2 years

154 HRS7F_A_6


1 =Once2 =2-3 times

155 HRS7G__S_96


4 =Child's own mother7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college14 =With other relative19 =Other

156 HRS7G__S_97

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 6, Response 2: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T14F 8 19 =Other

157 HRS3_A_7





.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Male2 =Female


1 =Yes5 =No






1 =1 to 3 months2 =4 to 6 months3 =Over 6 months but less than 1 year5 =More than 2 years

163 HRS3H_A_7


1 =Once2 =2-3 times

164 HRS3I__S_115


2 =Other maternal relatives7 =Alone / with friends / with partner10 =In the military14 =With other relative




.D =Don't know1 =Living in own household2 =Incarcerated9 =Other: Relative’s apartment20 =Other: Deceased65 =Other: Homeless95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know


1 =Mother5 =Sister10 =Unknown


.D =Don’t know1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives8 =In Foster care (non-relative)10 =College dorm, or apartment at college11 =Homeless12 =Military14 =Other: Living with friends15 =Other: Living with significant other/spouse16 =Other: Living on own95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know

170 HRS7_A_7


1 =Yes5 =No




171 HRS7E_A_7


3 =Over 6 months but less than 1 year4 =Over a year but less than 2 years5 =More than 2 years

172 HRS7F_A_7


1 =Once2 =2-3 times4 =More than 10 times

173 HRS7G__S_115


3 =Child's own father6 =Foster home19 =Other

174 HRS3_A_8





.D =Don't know


177 HRS3A_A_8Youth Not Living w/ R: Has there ever been anytime lasting a month or more when [First Name] did not live with you? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No




.D =Don't know1 =Living in own household2 =Incarcerated9 =Other: Relative’s apartment12 =Other: Foster care95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know


1 =Mother6 =Brother8 =Aunt/Uncle10 =Unknown


.D =Don’t know1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives8 =In Foster care (non-relative)16 =Other: Living on own95 =Other: All other responses




183 HRS7_A_8


.D =Don't know5 =No

184 HRS3_A_9







1 =Yes5 =No


189 HRS3G_A_9 Youth Time Apart: How long did [he/she] live apart from you? Num AD_T12F 8 3 =Over 6 months but less than 1 year

190 HRS3H_A_9

Freq Times Lived Away: How many times since [year of random assignment], when [First Name] was [age at random assignment] has [he/she] lived somewhere else for a month or more -- Once, 2 or 3 times, 4 to 10 times, or more than 10 times? Num AD_T13F 8 1 =Once

191 HRS3I__S_153


6 =Foster home19 =Other




.D =Don't know1 =Living in own household9 =Other: Relative’s apartment10 =Other: Girl/boyfriend’s apartment12 =Other: Foster care95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don’t know


1 =Mother2 =Father8 =Aunt/Uncle

196 HRS6B_A_9Where Youth is Currently Living, HRS Loop 9: Where is [First Name] living now? Num AD_T17F 8

1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother3 =Live with biological father4 =Living with other relatives




197 HRS7_A_9

Person [Line Number] Live Away: Was there ever a time before [his/her] last move when [he/she] did not live with you for a month or more? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No

198 HRS3_A_10


1 =Yes5 =No6 =No, never lived with R







1 =Living in own household9 =Other: Relative’s apartment98 =Other: Don’t know

204 HRS6_FAM_10 Relative with whom Adult is Currently Living, HRS Loop 10 NumAD_HRS6FAM 3 8 =Aunt/Uncle


1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother8 =In Foster care (non-relative)

206 HRS7_A_10

Person [Line Number] Live Away: Was there ever a time before [his/her] last move when [he/she] did not live with you for a month or more? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No

207 HRS3_A_11


.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =No, never lived with R



.D =Don't know



1 =Yes5 =No


212 HRS3G_A_11 Youth Time Apart: How long did [he/she] live apart from you? Num AD_T12F 8 2 =4 to 6 months

213 HRS3H_A_11

Freq Times Lived Away: How many times since [year of random assignment], when [First Name] was [age at random assignment] has [he/she] lived somewhere else for a month or more -- Once, 2 or 3 times, 4 to 10 times, or more than 10 times? Num AD_T13F 8 1 =Once




214 HRS3I__S_191

Where Youth Lived Away, HRS Loop 11, Response 1: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply. If R stayed with someone who fits in two categories, check both categories.] Num AD_T14F 8 8 =In school / college



.R =Refusal9 =Other: Relative’s apartment12 =Other: Foster care

217 HRS6_FAM_11 Relative with whom Adult is Currently Living, HRS Loop 11 NumAD_HRS6FAM 3 8 =Aunt/Uncle


1 =Living with biological mother & father2 =Live with biological mother

219 HRS3_A_12


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =No, never lived with R



.D =Don't know




224 HRS6_A_12Where Adult is Currently Living, HRS Loop 12: Where is [he/she] living now? Num AD_T16F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Living in own household

225 HRS6B_A_12Where Youth is Currently Living, HRS Loop 12: Where is [First Name] living now? Num AD_T17F 8 2 =Live with biological mother

226 HRS3_A_13

Person [Line Number] Living w/ R: The [first/next] person we had listed as living in your household is [First Name]. Is [First Name] living with you now? Num AD_T10F 8 1 =Yes


228 HRS3_GENDER_A_13 Gender Num AD_T6F 8 1 =Male

229 HRS3_A_14

Person [Line Number] Living w/ R: The [first/next] person we had listed as living in your household is [First Name]. Is [First Name] living with you now? Num AD_T10F 8 5 =No







233 HRS6_A_14Where Adult is Currently Living, HRS Loop 14: Where is [he/she] living now? Num AD_T16F 8 1 =Living in own household

234 HRS3_A_15






239 HRS3_A_16






244 HRS3_A_17

Person [Line Number] Living w/ R: The [first/next] person we had listed as living in your household is [First Name]. Is [First Name] living with you now? Num AD_T10F 8 6 =No, never lived with R

245 HRSRESPAGE Calculated Var to Store R's Age: Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8246 HRS3AGE_A_1 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8247 HRS3AGE_A_2 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8248 HRS3AGE_A_3 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8249 HRS3AGE_A_4 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8250 HRS3AGE_A_5 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8251 HRS3AGE_A_6 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8252 HRS3AGE_A_7 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8253 HRS3AGE_A_8 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8254 HRS3AGE_A_9 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8255 HRS3AGE_A_10 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8256 HRS3AGE_A_11 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8257 HRS3AGE_A_12 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8258 HRS3AGE_A_13 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8259 HRS3AGE_A_14 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8260 HRS3AGE_A_15 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8261 HRS3AGE_A_16 Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8

262 HRS8

Other HH Members: Are there any other people living in your household that we have not already discussed, including any recently born children who are still living in your household? Num AD_T5F 8


263 HRS9C_A_1New Person [Line Number] Gender: (What is [person listed at HRS9a's] gender?) Num AD_T6F 8

1 =Male2 =Female




264 HRS9D_A_1New Person [Line Number] Age: What is [person listed at HRS9a's] age? Num 8

265 HRS9J_A_1 New Person RosterID: RosterID for New People Num 8


1 =Male2 =Female


268 HRS9H_A_1NewPerson Relationship: What is [person listed at HRS9a's] relationship to you? Char $AD_T9F 2

01 =Mother/Stepmother02 =Father/Stepfather03 =Spouse04 =Sibling05 =Birth child06 =Step child07 =Adopted child08 =Foster child09 =Grandchild11 =Niece/Nephew12 =Aunt/Uncle13 =Cousin14 =Grandparent15 =Step parent (gender unknown)16 =In-law17 =Other relative18 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee20 =Live in aide22 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee24 =Unknown


01 =Mother/Stepmother02 =Father/Stepfather03 =Spouse04 =Sibling05 =Birth child06 =Step child07 =Adopted child08 =Foster child09 =Grandchild11 =Niece/Nephew12 =Aunt/Uncle13 =Cousin14 =Grandparent15 =Step parent (gender unknown)16 =In-law17 =Other relative18 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee20 =Live in aide22 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee24 =Unknown






1 =Male2 =Female



01 =Mother/Stepmother03 =Spouse04 =Sibling05 =Birth child06 =Step child07 =Adopted child08 =Foster child09 =Grandchild11 =Niece/Nephew12 =Aunt/Uncle13 =Cousin14 =Grandparent15 =Step parent (gender unknown)16 =In-law17 =Other relative18 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee20 =Live in aide22 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee



1 =Male2 =Female



01 =Mother/Stepmother02 =Father/Stepfather03 =Spouse04 =Sibling05 =Birth child06 =Step child08 =Foster child09 =Grandchild11 =Niece/Nephew12 =Aunt/Uncle13 =Cousin14 =Grandparent15 =Step parent (gender unknown)16 =In-law17 =Other relative18 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee22 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee



1 =Male2 =Female






03 =Spouse06 =Step child13 =Cousin14 =Grandparent15 =Step parent (gender unknown)18 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee22 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee



1 =Male2 =Female



06 =Step child09 =Grandchild13 =Cousin18 =Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancee



1 =Male2 =Female



06 =Step child13 =Cousin15 =Step parent (gender unknown)


291 HRS9C_A_8New Person [Line Number] Gender: (What is [person listed at HRS9a's] gender?) Num AD_T6F 8 2 =Female



294 HRS9H_A_8NewPerson Relationship: What is [person listed at HRS9a's] relationship to you? Char $AD_T9F 2 01 =Mother/Stepmother



297 HRSCONFIRMHH Listing Confirm: Please review the listing below and either confirm it or go back and make revisions] [ENTER [1] to confirm] Num AD_T18F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Confirm

298 HRS10 Children in HH: Number of children living in the HH Num 8299 HRS11 HH Size: Number of people living in the HH Num 8300 HRS12 Adults in HH: Number of Adults living in the HH Num 8301 HRS13 Family in HH: Family Members living in the HH Num 8302 HRS14 Spouse/Partner in HH: Spouse or Partner living in the HH Num 8




303 HRS15Baseline Youth in HH: Number of Baseline Youth living in the HH (Baseline Members are preloaded) Num 8

304 HRS16 Baseline Adults in HH: Number of Baseline Adults living in the HH Num 8

305 HRS17Children Without Dad in HH: Number of Children living w/o Dad in the HH Num 8

306 HSN1

Overall Happiness: Taken all together, how would you say things are these days would you say that you are very happy, pretty happy, or not too happy? Num AD_T19F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very happy2 =Pretty happy3 =Not too happy

307 HSN3

Expects Good Things: Next I am going to read a few statements. For each, please tell me if you agree a lot, agree a little, neither agree nor disagree, disagree a little, or disagree a lot: I hardly ever expect things to go my way. Num AD_T20F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Agree a lot2 =Agree a little3 =Neither agree nor disagree4 =Disagree a little5 =Disagree a lot

308 HSN4

Expects Bad Things: I rarely count on good things happening to me. (Do you agree a lot, agree a little, neither agree nor disagree, disagree a little, or disagree a lot?) Num AD_T20F 8

1 =Agree a lot2 =Agree a little3 =Neither agree nor disagree4 =Disagree a little5 =Disagree a lot

309 HSN5

Expects More Good than Bad: Overall, I expect more good things to happen to me than bad. (Do you agree a lot, agree a little, neither agree nor disagree, disagree a little, or disagree a lot?) Num AD_T20F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Agree a lot2 =Agree a little3 =Neither agree nor disagree4 =Disagree a little5 =Disagree a lot

310 HSN14Close Friends Number: [Preamble...] Would you say that you have no close friends, one or two, three to five, six to ten, or more than ten? Num AD_T21F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =No close friends1 =One friend2 =Two friends3 =Three to five friends4 =Six to ten friends5 =More than ten

311 HSN16

Close Friends Same Neighborhood: How many of your close friends live in the same neighborhood as you? All, most, some, a few, or none? Num AD_T22F 8

.R =Refusal1 =All2 =Most3 =Some4 =A few5 =None




312 HSN17A

Close Friends College Grads: About how many of your close friends have graduated from college? (Would you say all, most, some, a few, or none?) Num AD_T22F 8

.D =Don't know


313 HSN17CClose Friends Full-Time: About how many of your close friends work full-time? (Would you say all, most, some, a few, or none?) Num AD_T22F 8

.D =Don't know


314 HSN17D

Close Friends Other Race: About how many of your close friends would you say are a different race or ethnicity than you? (Would you say all, most, some, a few, or none?) Num AD_T22F 8

.D =Don't know


315 HSN20

Close Friend Visits Home: [Preamble...] During the past thirty days, about how often have you had close friends or relatives over to your home: every day; several days a week; twice a week; about once a week; 2-3 times; once; or not at all? Num AD_T23F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Every day (includes 6-7 times a week)2 =Several days a week (includes 3-5 times a week)3 =Twice a week4 =About once a week5 =2 or 3 times in the past month6 =Once in the past month7 =Not at all in the past month

316 HSN21Close Friend Visits Their Home: During the past thirty days about how often have you visited with close friends or relatives at their homes? Num AD_T23F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Every day (includes 6-7 times a week)2 =Several days a week (includes 3-5 times a week)3 =Twice a week4 =About once a week5 =2 or 3 times in the past month6 =Once in the past month7 =Not at all in the past month

317 HSN22

Same Neighborhood Baseline: Thinking about your neighborhood now, are you living in the same neighborhood as when you lived at: [Baseline Address] or living in a different neighborhood? [Read only the street address first, if R needs more informati Num AD_T24F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Same2 =Different




318 HSN23

Close Friends Old Neighborhood: Do you still have close friends in your old neighborhood, where you lived at: [Baseline Address] ? [Read only the street address first, if R needs more information, then read the city] Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


319 HSN24Visit Old Neighborhood: How often do you go back to visit close friends in that old neighborhood? Num AD_T25F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Every day (includes 6-7 times a week)2 =Several days a week (includes 3-5 times a week)3 =Twice a week4 =About once a week5 =2 or 3 times a month6 =Once a month7 =A couple of times a year8 =Once a year9 =Never

320 HSN25Old Friends Visit You: How often do your close friends from that old neighborhood visit you? Num AD_T25F 8

1 =Every day (includes 6-7 times a week)2 =Several days a week (includes 3-5 times a week)3 =Twice a week4 =About once a week5 =2 or 3 times a month6 =Once a month7 =A couple of times a year8 =Once a year9 =Never

321 HSN29A

Old Neighborhood Loiter: [Preamble...] If a group of neighborhood kids were skipping school & hanging out on a street corner,how likely is it that your neighbors would do something about it?Very likely, likely, unsure, unlikely, or very unlikely? Num AD_T26F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Very likely2 =Likely3 =Unsure4 =Unlikely5 =Very unlikely

322 HSN29B

Old Neighborhood Grafitti: If some children were spray-painting graffiti on a local building, how likely is it that your neighbors would do something about it? (Would you say very likely, likely, unsure, unlikely, or very unlikely?) Num AD_T26F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Very likely2 =Likely3 =Unsure4 =Unlikely5 =Very unlikely

323 HSN30

Neighbor Contact Freq: How often do you stop to chat with a neighbor in the street or 'hallway'? Would you say almost every day; once a week; once a month; a few times a year; or almost never? Num AD_T27F 8

1 =Almost every day (includes 4-7 days a week)2 =Once a week (includes 1-3 days a week)3 =Once a month (includes 1-3 times a month)4 =A few times a year5 =Almost never




324 HSN31

Church Frequency: ]Page 7] In the past 12 months, how often have you gone to church or attended other religious services? Never in the past 12 months; several times in the past 12 months; once a month; once a week; or more than once a week? Num AD_T28F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never in past 12 months2 =Several times in past 12 months (includes 1-11 times)3 =Once a month (includes 1-3 times a month)4 =Once a week (includes 1-3 days a week)5 =More than once a week6 =(If vol) No church or place of worship

325 HSN33Church in Baseline NBHD: Do you go to the same church that you did when you lived at: [Baseline Address] ? Num AD_T29F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Yes2 =(If vol) Did not attend church then5 =No

326 HSN35

Informal Community Group: Now I'd like to know about your role in your community. In the past twelve months, have you gotten together informally with, or worked with others in this community to try to deal with some community issue or problem? Num AD_T5F 8


327 HSN36_1

Type of issue based on open-ended response to HSN36 about getting together with others in past 12 mos to deal with community issue or problem (first code) Num HSN36PC 8

1 =Crime/Safety: Violence2 =Crime/Safety: Gangs/Drugs/Prostitution3 =Crime/Safety: Crime Watch/Prevention4 =Crime/Safety: Vandalism/Graffiti/Stealing/Break-ins5 =Crime/Safety: General safety6 =Crime/Safety: Youth/children fighting9 =Crime/Safety: Other crime issues + loitering/public drinking/suspicious activity11 =Street/Parking: Street maintenance and public transportation12 =Street/Parking: Traffic and parking issues21 =Bldg Maintenance: Utilities/Heating/Plumbing/Broken Items/General maintenance22 =Bldg Maintenance: Trash/recycling/cleanliness related to building23 =Bldg Maintenance: Vermin and stray animals in building or unspecified location24 =Bldg Maintenance: Building enhancements/decorating31 =Youth: Youth programs/activities32 =Youth: Youth Loitering/Delinquency/DisturbingOthers/Fighting33 =Youth: School issues/improvement/fundraising39 =Youth: Other youth issues including parenting issues41 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Cleaning Neighborhood/Litter/Trash/Recycling42 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Other unspecified neighborhood concerns49 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Other issues including noise and neglected property51 =Developing Community: Developing nghd community/Revitalization/Gentrification52 =Developing Community: Social events such as block parties/picnics




328 HSN36_2

Type of issue based on open-ended response to HSN36 about getting together with others in past 12 mos to deal with community issue or problem (2nd code) Num HSN36PC 8

2 =Crime/Safety: Gangs/Drugs/Prostitution3 =Crime/Safety: Crime Watch/Prevention4 =Crime/Safety: Vandalism/Graffiti/Stealing/Break-ins5 =Crime/Safety: General safety6 =Crime/Safety: Youth/children fighting7 =Crime/Safety: Police Harrassment9 =Crime/Safety: Other crime issues + loitering/public drinking/suspicious activity11 =Street/Parking: Street maintenance and public transportation12 =Street/Parking: Traffic and parking issues21 =Bldg Maintenance: Utilities/Heating/Plumbing/Broken Items/General maintenance22 =Bldg Maintenance: Trash/recycling/cleanliness related to building23 =Bldg Maintenance: Vermin and stray animals in building or unspecified location31 =Youth: Youth programs/activities32 =Youth: Youth Loitering/Delinquency/DisturbingOthers/Fighting33 =Youth: School issues/improvement/fundraising39 =Youth: Other youth issues including parenting issues41 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Cleaning Neighborhood/Litter/Trash/Recycling43 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Vermin and stray animals in neighborhood49 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Other issues including noise and neglected property51 =Developing Community: Developing nghd community/Revitalization/Gentrification52 =Developing Community: Social events such as block parties/picnics53 =Developing Community: Neighborhood meetings or




329 HSN36_3

Type of issue based on open-ended response to HSN36 about getting together with others in past 12 mos to deal with community issue or problem (3rd code) Num HSN36PC 8

4 =Crime/Safety: Vandalism/Graffiti/Stealing/Break-ins5 =Crime/Safety: General safety6 =Crime/Safety: Youth/children fighting7 =Crime/Safety: Police Harrassment9 =Crime/Safety: Other crime issues + loitering/public drinking/suspicious activity11 =Street/Parking: Street maintenance and public transportation12 =Street/Parking: Traffic and parking issues21 =Bldg Maintenance: Utilities/Heating/Plumbing/Broken Items/General maintenance31 =Youth: Youth programs/activities32 =Youth: Youth Loitering/Delinquency/DisturbingOthers/Fighting39 =Youth: Other youth issues including parenting issues41 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Cleaning Neighborhood/Litter/Trash/Recycling43 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Vermin and stray animals in neighborhood49 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Other issues including noise and neglected property51 =Developing Community: Developing nghd community/Revitalization/Gentrification52 =Developing Community: Social events such as block parties/picnics53 =Developing Community: Neighborhood meetings or association meetings59 =Developing Community: Other community issues incl. meetings, land development, infrastructure62 =Political: Meeting involving political leaders or at city/town/state level71 =Housing: Landlord/rent issues72 =Housing: Tenant or 'community' meeting

330 HSN36_4

Type of issue based on open-ended response to HSN36 about getting together with others in past 12 mos to deal with community issue or problem 4th code) Num HSN36PC 8

32 =Youth: Youth Loitering/Delinquency/DisturbingOthers/Fighting39 =Youth: Other youth issues including parenting issues41 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Cleaning Neighborhood/Litter/Trash/Recycling49 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Other issues including noise and neglected property52 =Developing Community: Social events such as block parties/picnics62 =Political: Meeting involving political leaders or at city/town/state level72 =Housing: Tenant or 'community' meeting74 =Housing: Home sales79 =Housing: Other housing issues including demolitions, housing projects91 =Other: Other instrumental Issues (jobs, adult education, health, homeless, etc.)




331 HSN36_5

Type of issue based on open-ended response to HSN36 about getting together with others in past 12 mos to deal with community issue or problem (5th code) Num HSN36PC 8

49 =Ngbhd Cleanliness: Other issues including noise and neglected property91 =Other: Other instrumental Issues (jobs, adult education, health, homeless, etc.)

332 HSN36_ANY_BLDGFlag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about Building Maintenance Num 8

333 HSN36_ANY_COMMFlag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about Developing Community Num 8

334 HSN36_ANY_CRIME Flag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about Crime or Safety Num 8335 HSN36_ANY_HOUS Flag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about Housing Num 8

336 HSN36_ANY_NBHDFlag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about Neighborhood Cleanliness Num 8

337 HSN36_ANY_OTHERFlag indicating has at least one HSN36 code falls into the Other category Num 8

338 HSN36_ANY_POLIFlag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about a Political Issue or Voting Num 8

339 HSN36_ANY_RELIG Flag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about Religion Num 8

340 HSN36_ANY_STREETFlag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about the Street or Parking Num 8

341 HSN36_ANY_YOUTH Flag indicating has at least one HSN36 code about Youth Num 8

342 HSN37

Community Group Meeting: In the past twelve months, have you attended a meeting of any local government board or council that deals with community problems and issues? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


343 HSN39Vote in Recent Prez Election: [Preamble...] Did you happen to vote in any election as part of the most recent presidential race? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


344 HSN40 Registered to Vote: Are you currently registered to vote? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


345 HHC4_A_1 Current/Previous Address Status, Address 1: Address Text Num AD_T30F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Yes, this is R's xcurr_prev address and is correct2 =Yes, this is R's xcurr_prev address but needs correcting3 =Not R's curr_prev address but R did live here once4 =NeverLive

346 HHC6_A_1Year Left Address, Address 1: In what year did you move from that address? Num 8

347 HHC7_A_1

Reason for Move (Original+Post-Codes), Address 1: [ What is the main reason you moved away from that address? Did you leave because: [Read response options] Num AD_T31F 8

3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)




348 HHC8_A_1

Time W/O Own Place to Stay, Address 1: During the time between when you lived at [Previous Address] and [This Address], we would like to know if there was a time when you did not have your own place to stay? Num AD_T5F 8


349 HHC9__S_1

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 1, Location 1: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 1 =Relative

350 HHC10A_A_1Children w/o Own Place, Address 1: At that time, were your children living with you, or living somewhere else? Num AD_T33F 8 1 =Living with you

351 HHC10B_A_1Time w/o Own Place - Number, Address 1: How long were you without a place of your own? [ENTER number] Num 8

352 HHC10C_A_1Time w/o Own Place - Unit, Address 1: (How long were you without a place of your own?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T34F 8 3 =Months







355 HHC7_A_2


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =The rent increased and you couldn't afford it2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord5 =To get better schools for your children6 =The house or apartment was demolished7 =The house or apartment was sold8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)9 =Other: To buy house10 =Other: Move of living with others11 =Other: Move in with others12 =Other: Change in household size13 =Other: Related to housing assistance status14 =Other: Problems with neighbors15 =Other: Evicted16 =Other: Foreclosed17 =Other: Moved close to friends/family18 =Other: Financial reasons/Affordability19 =Other: Family Problems20 =Other: Domestic Violence21 =Other: Safer/better neighborhood22 =Other: Housing destroyed or condemned23 =Other: To be close to schools or jobs24 =Other: Medical reasons25 =Other: Smaller apartment/house26 =Other: Lease not renewed/landlord moved back27 =Other: Bad memories/family member passed away28 =Other: Transitional housing only/Shelter29 =Other: Apartment/housing under remodeling/renovation30 =Other: Wanted a change31 =Other: Other personal issues

356 HHC8_A_2


.D =Don't know





357 HHC9__S_10

Where Stay w/o Own Place (Original+Post-codes), Address 2, Location 1: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street5 =Abandoned building6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel9 =Other (Specify)10 =Other: Other doubled-up13 =Other: Institution/Witness Protection Program/etc.14 =Other: Rented a room61 =Other: Relative62 =Other: Friend63 =Other: Shelter64 =Other: On the street

358 HHC9__S_11


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street5 =Abandoned building6 =Car or van7 =Movie theater or laundromat8 =Hotel or motel10 =Other: Other doubled-up12 =Other: Does have own place to stay

359 HHC9__S_12


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel10 =Other: Other doubled-up11 =Other: Other literally homeless

360 HHC9__S_13

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 2, Location 4: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8

1 =Relative2 =Friend4 =On the street8 =Hotel or motel

361 HHC9__S_14

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 2, Location 5: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 5 =Abandoned building

362 HHC9__S_15

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 2, Location 6: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 6 =Car or van

363 HHC9__S_16

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 2, Location 7: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 7 =Movie theater or laundromat




364 HHC10A_A_2Children w/o Own Place, Address 2: At that time, were your children living with you, or living somewhere else? Num AD_T33F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Living with you2 =Living somewhere else3 =Both


366 HHC10C_A_2Time w/o Own Place - Unit, Address 2: (How long were you without a place of your own?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T34F 8

1 =Days2 =Weeks3 =Months4 =Years


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes, this is R's xcurr_prev address and is correct2 =Yes, this is R's xcurr_prev address but needs correcting3 =Not R's curr_prev address but R did live here once4 =NeverLive





369 HHC7_A_3


1 =The rent increased and you couldn't afford it2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord5 =To get better schools for your children6 =The house or apartment was demolished7 =The house or apartment was sold8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)9 =Other: To buy house10 =Other: Move of living with others11 =Other: Move in with others12 =Other: Change in household size13 =Other: Related to housing assistance status15 =Other: Evicted17 =Other: Moved close to friends/family18 =Other: Financial reasons/Affordability20 =Other: Domestic Violence21 =Other: Safer/better neighborhood22 =Other: Housing destroyed or condemned23 =Other: To be close to schools or jobs24 =Other: Medical reasons25 =Other: Smaller apartment/house27 =Other: Bad memories/family member passed away28 =Other: Transitional housing only/Shelter29 =Other: Apartment/housing under remodeling/renovation30 =Other: Wanted a change62 =Other: To get away from drugs or gangs63 =Other: To get a bigger or better apartment65 =Other: To get better schools for your children66 =Other: The house or apartment was demolished67 =Other: The house or apartment was sold68 =Other: Not codeable95 =Other: All other responses

370 HHC8_A_3


.D =Don't know


371 HHC9__S_19


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street5 =Abandoned building6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel9 =Other (Specify)10 =Other: Other doubled-up12 =Other: Does have own place to stay13 =Other: Institution/Witness Protection Program/etc.14 =Other: Rented a room63 =Other: Shelter




372 HHC9__S_20


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter8 =Hotel or motel9 =Other (Specify)10 =Other: Other doubled-up12 =Other: Does have own place to stay13 =Other: Institution/Witness Protection Program/etc.64 =Other: On the street

373 HHC9__S_21


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel10 =Other: Other doubled-up

374 HHC9__S_22

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 3, Location 4: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 4 =On the street

375 HHC9__S_23


5 =Abandoned building6 =Car or van

376 HHC9__S_24


377 HHC9__S_25

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 3, Location 7: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 7 =Movie theater or laundromat

378 HHC9__S_26

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 3, Location 8: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 8 =Hotel or motel


.D =Don't know









.D =Don't know



384 HHC7_A_4


1 =The rent increased and you couldn't afford it2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment7 =The house or apartment was sold8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)9 =Other: To buy house22 =Other: Housing destroyed or condemned24 =Other: Medical reasons29 =Other: Apartment/housing under remodeling/renovation30 =Other: Wanted a change63 =Other: To get a bigger or better apartment66 =Other: The house or apartment was demolished67 =Other: The house or apartment was sold68 =Other: Not codeable95 =Other: All other responses

385 HHC8_A_4


.D =Don't know


386 HHC9__S_28


.D =Don't know1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street5 =Abandoned building6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel9 =Other (Specify)10 =Other: Other doubled-up13 =Other: Institution/Witness Protection Program/etc.14 =Other: Rented a room

387 HHC9__S_29


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter8 =Hotel or motel




388 HHC9__S_30


1 =Relative3 =Shelter


.D =Don't know






.D =Don't know



394 HHC7_A_5


2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord6 =The house or apartment was demolished8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)24 =Other: Medical reasons66 =Other: The house or apartment was demolished68 =Other: Not codeable95 =Other: All other responses

395 HHC8_A_5






396 HHC9__S_37


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street5 =Abandoned building6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel9 =Other (Specify)10 =Other: Other doubled-up13 =Other: Institution/Witness Protection Program/etc.14 =Other: Rented a room

397 HHC9__S_38


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter8 =Hotel or motel10 =Other: Other doubled-up

398 HHC9__S_39


1 =Relative3 =Shelter4 =On the street6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel

399 HHC9__S_40


1 =Relative5 =Abandoned building8 =Hotel or motel

400 HHC9__S_41



.D =Don't know






.D =Don't know






406 HHC7_A_6


3 =To get a bigger or better apartment8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)10 =Other: Move of living with others95 =Other: All other responses

407 HHC8_A_6


.D =Don't know


408 HHC9__S_46


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street5 =Abandoned building6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel9 =Other (Specify)

409 HHC9__S_47


2 =Friend3 =Shelter4 =On the street8 =Hotel or motel10 =Other: Other doubled-up

410 HHC9__S_48


3 =Shelter5 =Abandoned building

411 HHC9__S_49

Where Stay w/o Own Place (Original+Post-codes), Address 6, Location 4: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 10 =Other: Other doubled-up


.D =Don't know1 =Living with you2 =Living somewhere else3 =Both



2 =Weeks3 =Months4 =Years







417 HHC7_A_7

Reason for Move (Original+Post-Codes), Address 7: [ What is the main reason you moved away from that address? Did you leave because: [Read response options] Num AD_T31F 8 3 =To get a bigger or better apartment

418 HHC8_A_7


.D =Don't know


419 HHC9__S_55


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter8 =Hotel or motel10 =Other: Other doubled-up14 =Other: Rented a room61 =Other: Relative

420 HHC9__S_56


2 =Friend8 =Hotel or motel63 =Other: Shelter


.D =Don't know




1 =Days3 =Months4 =Years




426 HHC8_A_8


.D =Don't know





427 HHC9__S_64


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter61 =Other: Relative

428 HHC9__S_65


1 =Relative2 =Friend8 =Hotel or motel


.D =Don't know








434 HHC8_A_9


.D =Don't know


435 HHC9__S_73


1 =Relative2 =Friend3 =Shelter6 =Car or van8 =Hotel or motel

436 HHC9__S_74


2 =Friend10 =Other: Other doubled-up


1 =Living with you2 =Living somewhere else3 =Both






.D =Don't know2 =Weeks3 =Months4 =Years




442 HHC8_A_10


.D =Don't know


443 HHC9__S_82


1 =Relative2 =Friend4 =On the street

444 HHC9__S_83

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 10, Location 2: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 8 =Hotel or motel


1 =Living with you2 =Living somewhere else



3 =Months4 =Years


1 =Yes, this is R's xcurr_prev address and is correct3 =Not R's curr_prev address but R did live here once4 =NeverLive


450 HHC8_A_11



451 HHC9__S_91


1 =Relative2 =Friend







3 =Months4 =Years


1 =Yes, this is R's xcurr_prev address and is correct3 =Not R's curr_prev address but R did live here once4 =NeverLive


457 HHC8_A_12



458 HHC9__S_100

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 12, Location 1: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 1 =Relative


1 =Living with you2 =Living somewhere else



462 HHC4_A_13 Current/Previous Address Status, Address 13: Address Text Num AD_T30F 8 3 =Not R's curr_prev address but R did live here once


464 HHC8_A_13



465 HHC9__S_109


1 =Relative9 =Other (Specify)


.R =Refusal1 =Living with you




470 HHC8_A_14



471 HHC9__S_118

Where Stay w/o Own Place, Address 14, Location 1: When you did not have your own place to stay, who did you stay with or where did you stay? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T32F 8 3 =Shelter






474 HHC10C_A_14Time w/o Own Place - Unit, Address 14: (How long were you without a place of your own?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T34F 8 2 =Weeks


476 HHC8_A_15



477 HHC9__S_127


3 =Shelter9 =Other (Specify)



480 HHC10C_A_15Time w/o Own Place - Unit, Address 15: (How long were you without a place of your own?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T34F 8 2 =Weeks

481 ADDRESSCOUNT Count of Reported Addresses: Count of Reported Addresses Num 8

482 HHC13House or Apartment: ASK or verify] (Do you live in a house or an apartment now?) Num AD_T35F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =House2 =Apartment




483 HHC15

Main Reason to Current NBHD (Original+Post-codes): There are many reasons why people choose to move to certain neighborhoods. What would you say was the main reason you moved to your current neighborhood? Num AD_T36F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Safer2 =Fewer problems with gangs / drugs3 =Better or bigger apartment4 =Unit in better condition5 =Unit is affordable6 =Closer to friends7 =Closer to family8 =Closer to job9 =Schools better10 =Closer to public transportation11 =Landlord accepted voucher12 =Only place I looked13 =Other (Many Recoded As Open Response)14 =Other: Financial difficulties15 =Other: Foreclosure16 =Other: House/apartment demolished17 =Other: Only place I could find/was accepted18 =Other: Purchase Home19 =Other: Family/friend-provided housing or moving in with others20 =Other: Housing destroyed or condemend21 =Other: Evicted22 =Other: Housing authority trasnferred or relocated R23 =Other: Family tragedy/bad memories24 =Other: Problems with landlord25 =Other: Stay in same neighborhood/Familiarity26 =Other: Health27 =Other: Housing sold28 =Other: Housing under renovation/remodel29 =Other: Generally better neighborhood30 =Other: Change in household size

484 HHC16ARent Home/Apartment: Now I would like to know some more about your current [house/apartment]. Do you rent your [house/apartment]? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


485 HHC16B Own Home: (Do you...) Own your own [home/apartment]? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


486 HHC16CLive w/ Others and Pay Portion: (Do you...) Live with family or friends and pay part of the rent or mortgage? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


487 HHC16DLive w/ Others and Don't Pay: (Do you...) Live with family or friends and do not pay rent? Num AD_T5F 8





488 HHC16E Live in Group Shelter: (Do you...) Live in a group shelter? Num AD_T5F 8


489 HHC16FLive in Other Housing Arrangement: (Do you...) Live in some other housing arrangement? Num AD_T37F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Yes (specify)5 =No

490 HHC17A

Rent Amount: Altogether in the month just passed, what did you pay in rent? We are interested only in knowing your part of the payment. [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

491 HHC17B

Bank or Mortgage Amount: Altogether in the month just passed, what was the amount you paid to the bank or mortgage company? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

492 HHC17COwn or Shared Room: Do you have your own room or do you share a room with other people? Num AD_T38F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Own room5 =Share room

493 HHC18

Number of Rooms: Not including bathrooms and hallways, how many rooms are there in your [house/apartment]? [ENTER number of rooms] [If 9 or more rooms, ENTER '9'] Num 8

494 HHC19

Condition of Current Home: Overall, how would you describe the condition of your current [house/apartment]? Would you say it was in excellent, good, fair, or poor condition? Num AD_T39F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Excellent2 =Good3 =Fair4 =Poor

495 HHC20A

Peeling Paint: [Preamble...] Where you live now, how much of a problem are... Walls with peeling paint or broken plaster? Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all? Num AD_T40F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =A big problem2 =A small problem3 =No problem at all

496 HHC20B

Broken Plumbing: (How much of a problem is...) Plumbing that doesn't work? (Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all?) Num AD_T40F 8

.D =Don't know


497 HHC20C

Rats or Mice: (How much of a problem are...) Rats or mice? (Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all?) Num AD_T40F 8

.D =Don't know


498 HHC20D

Cockroaches: (How much of a problem are...) Cockroaches? (Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all?) Num AD_T40F 8

.D =Don't know





499 HHC20E

Broken/No Locks: (How much of a problem are...) Broken locks or no locks on the door to your unit? (Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all?) Num AD_T40F 8

.D =Don't know


500 HHC20F

Broken Windows: (How much of a problem are...) Broken windows or windows without screens? (Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all?) Num AD_T40F 8

.D =Don't know


501 HHC20G

Broken Heating: (How much of a problem are...) A heating system that does not work? (Would you say they are a big problem, a small problem or no problem at all?) Num AD_T40F 8

.D =Don't know


502 HHC24Have Housing Voucher: [Preamble...] Does your household have a housing voucher? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


503 HHC24AAble to Use Voucher to Move: Can your household use its housing voucher to move to another location? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


504 HHC24B Housing Authority is Landlord: Is the housing authority your landlord? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


505 HHC24C

Landlord Requires Proof of Income: Do you currently live in some other type of housing where your landlord requires you to prove your income each year? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





506 HHC24D

Reason No Longer Get Housing Assistance (Original+Post-codes): People stop getting housing assistance for different reasons. What would you say was the main reason you are no longer getting assistance? Num AD_T41F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Other: All Other responses (uncodable)1 =No longer eligible because income is too high2 =Purchased home3 =Got married / moved in with partner4 =Evicted by landlord5 =Terminated from program / broke rules, etc.6 =Relocated from public housing and cannot move back7 =Other (Specify)8 =Other: Chose not to live there/have assistance9 =Other: Never received assistance10 =Other: Time ran out/couldn't find a place11 =Other: Health reason12 =Other: Missed assessment/recertification/bad papers/HA thought did somethin13 =Other: Too many people in household14 =Other: Does have assistance15 =Other: No income/job, not enough money16 =Other: Transfered it to another person17 =Other: Moved in with relative/friend18 =Other: Moved to another location19 =Other: Couldn't afford it20 =Other: Misc. landlord trouble21 =Other: Children moved out/are too old22 =Other: Not eligible, unknownreason23 =Other: Partner/relative broke rules61 =Other: No longer eligible because income is too high62 =Other: Purchased home63 =Other: Got married / moved in with partner64 =Other: Evicted by landlord65 =Other: Terminated from program / broke rules, etc.66 =Other: Relocated from public housing and cannot move

507 HHC24F

Tried to Get New HA/Back to PH: Since you stopped getting housing assistance, have you tried to get a new housing voucher, Section 8, or applied to move back into public housing? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


508 HHC24GHousing Assist Waiting List: Are you currently on a waiting list for housing assistance? Num AD_T5F 8


509 HHC25A

Months Late Rent: How many months in the past 12 months were you more than 15 days late paying your rent? [ENTER number of months late with rent] [If VOL: If R did not pay any rent, enter '93'] Num 8

510 HHC25B

Months Late Mortgage: How many months in the past 12 months were you more than 15 days late paying your mortgage? [ENTER number of months late with mortgage] Num 8

511 HHC25C

Landlord Threaten Eviction: In the last 12 months, has your current or previous landlord ever threatened to evict you for nonpayment of rent? Num AD_T5F 8





512 HHC25DBank Threaten Foreclosure: In the last 12 months, has your current or previous bank ever threatened to foreclose on your mortgage? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


513 HHC26

Pay for Own Electricity: Now I have some questions about your utilities. Do you pay for your own electricity or is that included in the rent? Num AD_T42F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Pay own electricity2 =Included in rent

514 HHC26AElectricity Bill Amount: How much was the electric bill last month? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

515 HHC27Pay for Own Gas: Do you pay for your own gas or is that included in the rent? Num AD_T43F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Pay own gas2 =Included in rent3 =Do not use gas

516 HHC27AGas Bill Amount: How much was the gas bill last month? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

517 HHC28

Months Late Utility Bill: People sometimes have trouble paying their utility bills on time. How many months out of the last 12 were you more than 15 days late paying your electric, gas, or water bill? [ENTER number of months] Num 8

518 HHC28AReceived Shut-Off Notice: Did you receive a notice that your gas, water, or electricity would be shut off if you did not pay your bill? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

519 HHC28BUtility Shut-Off for Non-Pymt: In the past 12 months, was your gas, water, or electricity ever shut off for nonpayment? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

520 RANDOMNUM100_B_1 Random Number from 1 to 100: Random Number from 1 to 100 Num 8

521 NBHDRANDOM_CHKPTNumber Assigned from Random for Routing 50%: Number Assigned from Random for Routing 50% Num 8

522 NBHDRANDOMFLAG Random Number Flag: Random Number Flag Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

523 HNB1_B_1

Neighborhood Satisfaction: Which of the following statements best describes how satisfied you are with your neighborhood? Would you say that you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, in the middle, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied? Num AD_T44F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Very satisfied2 =Somewhat satisfied3 =In the middle4 =Somewhat dissatisfied5 =Very dissatisfied

524 HNB2A_B_1

Neighborhood Trash: [Preamble...] In your neighborhood, how big of a problem is litter or trash on the streets or sidewalk? (Is it a big problem, a small problem or no problem?) Num AD_T45F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =A big problem2 =A small problem3 =No problem




525 HNB2B_B_1

Neighborhood Grafitti: (In your neighborhood,) how big of a problem is graffiti or writing on the walls? (Is it a big problem, a small problem or no problem?) Num AD_T45F 8

.D =Don't know


526 HNB2C_B_1

Neighborhood Public Drinking: (In your neighborhood, how big of a problem is...) people drinking in public? (Is it a big problem, a small problem or no problem?) Num AD_T45F 8

.D =Don't know


527 HNB2D_B_1

Neighborhood Abandoned: (In your neighborhood, how big of a problem is...) abandoned buildings? (Is it a big problem, a small problem or no problem?) Num AD_T45F 8

.D =Don't know


528 HNB2E_B_1

Neighborhood Loitering: (In your neighborhood, how big of a problem is...) groups of people just hanging out? (Is it a big problem, a small problem or no problem?) Num AD_T45F 8

.D =Don't know


529 HNB2F_B_1

Neighborhood Cops Respond: (In your neighborhood, how big of a problem is...) police not coming when called? (Is it a big problem, a small problem or no problem?) Num AD_T45F 8

.D =Don't know


530 HNB3_B_1Seen Drug Use or Sale: Have you seen people using or selling illegal drugs in your neighborhood during the past 30 days? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


531 HNB4_B_1

See Drug Use Freq: How often have you seen someone using drugs in your neighborhood in the past 30 days? Would you say almost every day, once a week, once or twice in the past 30 days, or didn't you see any using? Num AD_T46F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Almost every day (includes 4-7 days a week)2 =Once a week (includes 1-3 days a week)3 =Once or twice in the past 30 days (includes 1-3 times in 30 days)4 =Didn't see any using

532 HNB5_B_1

See Drug Sell Freq: How often have you seen someone selling drugs in your neighborhood in the past 30 days? Would you say almost every day, once a week, once or twice in the past 30 days, or didn't you see any selling? Num AD_T47F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Almost every day (includes 4-7 days a week)2 =Once a week (includes 1-3 days a week)3 =Once or twice in the past 30 days (includes 1-3 times in 30 days)4 =Didn't see any selling




533 HNB6A

Race Discrim Shopping: [Preamble...] Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you felt you were treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity in a store where you were shopping or a restaurant where you wanted to eat? Num AD_T5F 8


534 HNB6B

Race Discrim Local Area: (Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you felt you were treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity...) in your own neighborhood? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

535 HNB6C

Race Discrim Child School: (Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you felt you were treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity...) at your child's school? Num AD_T48F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =No children living in home

536 HNB6D

Race Discrim Police: (Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you felt you were treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity...) in dealing with the police, such as a traffic accident? Num AD_T5F 8


537 HNB7A

Poor Discrim Shopping: [Preamble...] Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you felt you were treated unfairly because of how much money your family has or the way you dress/talk in a store or a restaurant [paraphrased]? Num AD_T5F 8


538 HNB7B

Poor Discrim Local Area: [Preamble...] Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you were treated unfairly in the following places because of how much money your family has or the way you dress/talk in your own neighborhood? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


539 HNB7C

Poor Discrim Child School: [Preamble...] Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you were treated unfairly in the following places because of how much money your family has or the way you dress/talk at your child's school? Num AD_T48F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =No children living in home

540 HNB7D

Poor Discrim Police: [Preamble...] Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you were treated unfairly in the following places because of how much money your family has or the way you dress/talk in dealing with the police? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


541 HNB8Time to Public Transport: How long would it take you to get to the nearest bus or train stop, or subways? Num AD_T49F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Less than 15 minutes2 =15-30 minutes3 =31-45 minutes4 =46 minutes to 1 hour5 =More than 1 hour

542 HNB9A_B_1

Feel Safe in Neighborhood: Now I would like to get a sense of how safe you think your neighborhood is. How safe do you feel on the streets near your home during the day -- very safe, safe, unsafe, or very unsafe? Num AD_T50F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very safe2 =Safe3 =Unsafe4 =Very unsafe




543 HNB9B_B_1Feel Safe on Street Near Home: How safe do you feel on the streets near your home at night? (very safe, safe, unsafe, or very unsafe?) Num AD_T50F 8

.D =Don't know


544 HED1

Highest Grade Completed: Now, I'd like to talk about your educational background. What is the highest grade or year of regular school that you have completed and gotten credit for? [ENTER grade] Num AD_T51F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Grade 12 =Grade 23 =Grade 34 =Grade 45 =Grade 56 =Grade 67 =Grade 78 =Grade 89 =Grade 910 =Grade 1011 =Grade 1112 =Grade 1213 =First year of college14 =Second year of college15 =Third year of college16 =Fourth year of college17 =Fifth year of college18 =Sixth year of college19 =Seventh year of college20 =Eighth year of college or more

545 HED2 Diploma or GED: Do you have a high school diploma or a GED? Num AD_T52F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =GED2 =High school diploma3 =Both4 =Neither

546 HED3 College Degree: Do you have a college degree? Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

547 HED4 Type of Degree: What is the highest degree you have received? Num AD_T53F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Associates degree in college -- occupational / vocational program2 =Associates degree in college -- academic program3 =Bachelor's degree; e.g. BA, AB, BS4 =Master's degree; e.g. MA, MS, MEng, MEd, MSW, MBA

548 HED5A

Additional Training: [Preamble...] Have you participated in any additional regular schooling or in other schooling or training program that lasted at least two weeks and was designed to help you find a job, improve job skills, or learn a new job? Num AD_T5F 8





549 HED5B__S_1 Type of Training (Original+Post-codes), Response 1 Num AD_T54F 8

1 =Regular schooling2 =General Equivalency Diploma (GED)3 =English as A Second Language4 =Computer training5 =Work study program6 =Certification or training in health care field8 =Other: Security guard/law enforcement9 =Other: Food safety/culinary programs10 =Other: Job search/resume writing11 =Other: Hospitality program12 =Other: Child/foster care13 =Other: Education14 =Other: Driving15 =Other: Cosmetology17 =Other: Finance, insurance, and real estate18 =Other: Clerical training19 =Other: Business/management/entrepreneurship20 =Other: Construction/Maintenance21 =Other: On the job training61 =Other: Regular schooling62 =Other: General Equivalency Diploma (GED)64 =Other: Computer training65 =Other: Work study program66 =Other: Certification or training in health95 =Other: All other responses


1 =Regular schooling2 =General Equivalency Diploma (GED)3 =English as A Second Language4 =Computer training5 =Work study program6 =Certification or training in health care field9 =Other: Food safety/culinary programs10 =Other: Job search/resume writing12 =Other: Child/foster care13 =Other: Education15 =Other: Cosmetology17 =Other: Finance, insurance, and real estate18 =Other: Clerical training19 =Other: Business/management/entrepreneurship20 =Other: Construction/Maintenance21 =Other: On the job training61 =Other: Regular schooling64 =Other: Computer training65 =Other: Work study program66 =Other: Certification or training in health95 =Other: All other responses





2 =General Equivalency Diploma (GED)3 =English as A Second Language4 =Computer training5 =Work study program6 =Certification or training in health care field10 =Other: Job search/resume writing13 =Other: Education17 =Other: Finance, insurance, and real estate19 =Other: Business/management/entrepreneurship20 =Other: Construction/Maintenance61 =Other: Regular schooling66 =Other: Certification or training in health95 =Other: All other responses


1 =Regular schooling6 =Certification or training in health care field12 =Other: Child/foster care

553 HED5B__S_5 Type of Training (Original+Post-codes), Response 5 Num AD_T54F 8 95 =Other: All other responses

554 HED5DWeeks of Training: How many weeks did you participate in schooling or training in the past 2 years? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

555 HED5EHours of Training: During those weeks, how many hours a week did you usually spend in schooling or training? [ENTER number of hours] Num 8

556 HED5FCurrently in Training: Are you currently participating in schooling or training? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

557 HEM1_C1Work for Pay: Now I'd like to ask a few questions about any jobs you may have. Last week, did you do any work for pay? Num AD_T55F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =(If vol) Retired7 =(If vol) Disabled8 =(If vol) Unable to work




558 HEM2_C2Why Not Work (Original+Post-codes): ]Page 13] What is the main reason that you did not work for pay last week? Num AD_T56F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Retired2 =Disabled3 =Unable to work4 =Have job but temporarily absent5 =Couldn't find any work6 =Child care problems7 =Family responsibilities8 =In school or other training9 =Waiting for a new job to begin10 =Other: Unemp/LaidOff11 =Other: Pregnant12 =Other: Caring 4 Sick13 =Other: No ed/skills14 =Other: Volunteer Wrk15 =Other: No job17 =Other: No wrk permit18 =Other: Seasonal empl19 =Other: Transprt prob20 =Other: Fired23 =Other: Dont want wrk24 =Other: Quit26 =Other: Has baby62 =Other: Disabled63 =Other: Unable to Wrk64 =Other: Tempor Absent65 =Other: Didnt Fnd Wrk66 =Other: ChilCare Prob67 =Other: Family Resp68 =Other: InSchol/Train69 =Other: Waitng NewJob95 =Other: All other responses

559 HEM3_C3One or More Jobs: Last week, did you have more than one job, including part-time and weekend work? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

560 HEM4_C4

Work Hours: How many hours per week do you usually work at your [main job/job]? [By main job, we mean the one at which you usually workthe most hours.] [If R says hours vary from week to week, code 97] [ENTER number of hours per week] Num 8

561 HEM4A_C4AMore Than 35 Hours Work: Do you usually work 35 hours or more per week at your [main job/job]? Num AD_T57F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No7 =Hours vary

562 HEM4B_C4B

Other Job Work Hours: How many hours per week do you usually work at your other job(s)? [IF R says hours vary from week to week, CODE 97] [ENTER number of hours per week] Num 8




563 HEM5A_C5AClass of Business: Is this business or organization mainly manufacturing, retail trade, wholesale trade, or something else? Num AD_T58F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Manufacturing2 =Retail trade3 =Wholesale trade4 =Something else - specify

564 IO_OCCUP Census 1990 Occupation Code Num OCCMAJF 8

3-37 =Executive, Administrative, and Managerial43-199 =Professional Specialty203-235 =Technician and Related Support243-285 =Sales303-389 =Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical403-407 =Private Household Service413-427 =Protective Service433-469 =Service Except Protective and Household473-499 =Farming Forestry and Fishing503-699 =Precision Production, Craft, and Repair703-799 =Machine Operators, Assemblers, and Inspectors803-859 =Transportation and Material Moving Equipment864-889 =Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers997-998 =Could not be coded3-digit occupation 1980 SOC (Standard Occupational Classificaton) code at interim by Census based on educ and desc occup/duties. Detailed format OCCDET. Major category format OCCMAJ.




565 IO_INDUS Census 1990 Industry Code Num INDMAJF 8

10-30 =Agriculture60 =Construction100-222=Manufacturing-Non-durable Goods230-392=Manufacturing-Durable Goods400-432=Transportation440-442=Communications450-472=Utilities and Services500-571=Wholesale Trade580-691=Retail Trade700-712=Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate721-760=Business and Repair Services761 =Services-Private Households762-791=Personal Services, Except Private Households800-810=Entertainment and Recreation Services812-830=Medical Services, Except Hospitals831 =Hospitals832-840=Medical Services, Except Hospitals841 =Other Professional Services842-860=Educational Services861-871=Social Services872-893=Other Professional Services900-932=Public Administration997-998=Could not be coded3-digit industry 1990 SIC (Standard Industrial Classification) coded at interim by Census based on educ and desc of industry. Detailed format INDDET. Major category format INDMAJ.

566 HEM8B_C8Year Started Main Job: When did you first start working at your [main job/job]? [ENTER year] Num 8

567 HEM9_C9

Easiest Way to Report Earnings (Original+Post-codes): ]Page 14] For your [main job/job], what is the easiest way for you to report your total earnings before taxes or other deductions: hourly, weekly, annually, or on some other basis? Num AD_T59F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Hourly2 =Daily3 =Weekly4 =Biweekly (every 2 weeks)5 =Twice monthly6 =Monthly7 =Annually9 =Other: Comm/sale95 =Other: All other responses

568 HEM10_C10Yes or Not OT: Do you usually receive overtime pay, tips, or commissions at your [main job/job]? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


569 HEM11_C11

Usual Earnings: [Including overtime pay, tips, and commissions] What are your usual [daily/weekly/biweekly/twice monthly/monthly/annual] earnings on this job, before taxes or other deductions? [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

570 HEM11A_C11Work Days: How many days a week do you usually work? [ENTER number of days] Num 8




571 HEM12_C12Paid Weeks: How many weeks a year do you get paid for? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

572 HEM13_C13 Hourly Pay: HEM13_C13 Data Checkpoint Num 8

573 HEM13A_C13AHourly Paid Rate: What is your hourly rate of pay[on this job] [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

574 HEM14A_C14A

Hourly Paid Rate w/o OT: Excluding overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is your hourly rate of pay[on this job] [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

575 HEM14B_C14BWork Hours Per Week: How many hours do you usually work per week at this rate? [ENTER hours per week] Num 8

576 HEM14C_C14C

Paid OT: [At your main job/How] much do you usually receive just in overtime pay, tips, commissions, before taxes or other deductions? [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

577 HEM14D_C14D Freq Paid OT (Original+Post-codes) Num AD_T61F 8

1 =Per hour2 =Per day3 =Per week4 =Per month5 =Per year7 =Other - specify61 =Other: Per hour95 =Other: All other responses

578 HEM14E_C14EDays/Units/Hours Work: How many [days/hours/units] do you usually work per week at this rate? [ENTER [days/hours/units] per week] Num 8

579 HEM15A_C15A

Health Insurance Benefit: Now I'd like to ask a few questions about benefits that may be available at your job. Through your employer are you eligible for any of the following benefits: Health insurance? Num AD_T5F 8


580 HEM15B_C15B

Sick Leave: (Through your employer are you eligible for any of the following benefits? By eligible we mean the benefit is available for you now, even if you have decided to not receive it or have not needed it.) Sick leave? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


581 HEM15C_C15C

Paid Vacation: (Through your employer are you eligible for any of the following benefits? By eligible we mean the benefit is available for you now, even if you have decided to not receive it or have not needed it.) Paid vacation? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





582 HEM16_C16

Important Source (Original+Post-codes): ]Page 15] I'd like to ask you how you found the [main job/job] you have now. What is the most important source of information you used to find this job? [Field code response into one of the following cate Num AD_T62F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =A friend, relative, or acquaintance2 =A government employment agency3 =A private employment agency4 =Checking directly with my employer5 =A referral from a job training program6 =The newspaper7 =A school employment service8 =A computer search9 =Church10 =Community center11 =Other: Govt Servcs12 =Other: Refral Oth13 =Other: Prev contact14 =Other: Prof regstry15 = Other: Self=Employ16 =Other: Job fair17 =Other: Flyer61 =Other: Frnd/Relt/62 =Other: Govt Emp Agen63 =Other: Priv Emp Agen64 =Other: Chck w/Emplyr65 =Other: Ref frm Train67 =Other: Schl Emp Srvc68 =Other: Comput Search95 =Other: All other responses

583 HEM17_C17Person Lived in Same Neighborhood: Did this person live in the same neighborhood as you at the time you got this job? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


584 HEM18_C18

Method to Get to Work: How did you usually get to work last week? [If more than one method was used, PROBE for the one used for most distance] [If Respondent volunteers that (he/she) was not at work last week; PROBE:] How do Num AD_T63F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Car, truck, or van2 =Bus or trolley bus3 =Street car of trolley car4 =Subway or elevated train5 =Railroad6 =Ferryboat7 =Taxicab9 =Bicycle10 =Walked11 =Worked at home12 =Other method

585 HEM19_C19

Minutes to Work: How many minutes did it usually take you to get from home to work last week? [ENTER number of minutes] [If Respondent volunteers that (he/she) was not at work last week; PROBE:] How long does it us Num 8




586 HEM20_C20Disability: Do you have a disability that prevents you from accepting any kind of work during the next six months? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


587 HEM21_C21 Want a Job: Do you currently want a job, either full-time or part-time? Num AD_T64F 81 =Yes or Maybe, it depends5 =No

588 HEM22_C22Find Work: Have you been doing anything to find work during the past four weeks? Num AD_T65F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =Retired7 =Disabled8 =Unable to work

589 HEM23_C23__S_1

Actions (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T66F 8

1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs / courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school / university employer center7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training12 =Nothing13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers63 =Other: Priv Emp Agen95 =Other: All other responses

590 HEM23_C23__S_2


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs / courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school / university employer center7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training12 =Nothing13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers65 =Other: Interviewed for a Job67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs95 =Other: All other responses




591 HEM23_C23__S_3


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs / courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school / university employer center7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers63 =Other: Priv Emp Agen65 =Other: Interviewed for a Job67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs95 =Other: All other responses

592 HEM23_C23__S_4


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs / courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school / university employer center7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training12 =Nothing13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs




593 HEM23_C23__S_5


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs / courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school / university employer center7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers64 =Other: Friends/Relatives95 =Other: All other responses

594 HEM23_C23__S_6


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs / courses4 =Contacted friends or relatives6 =Contacted school / university employer center7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs95 =Other: All other responses

595 HEM23_C23__S_7


1 =Contacted employer(s)7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers95 =Other: All other responses

596 HEM23_C23__S_8


7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training

597 HEM23_C23__S_9


8 =Checked union / professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training




598 HEM23_C23__S_10


10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training

599 HEM23_C23__S_11


11 =Attended job training61 =Other: Cont Emplyers

600 HEM26_C26Started a Job: Last week, could you have started a job if one had been offered? Num AD_T5F 8


601 HEM27_C27 Reason Not Started (Original+Post-codes): Why is that? Num AD_T67F 8

1 =Waiting for new job to begin2 =Own temporary illness3 =Going to school4 =Other: Child Care Responsibilities5 =Other: Family Responsibilities10 =Other: Mental/Physical Illness95 =Other: All other responses

602 HEM28_C28

Other Paid Job: Now I am going to ask you about any employment you have had in the past 2 years. Please tell me the name of your most recent employer. Num AD_T5F 8


603 HEM29_C29

Type of Work: What kind of work did you usually do for this employer? [RECORD type of work for employment] [IF Respondent works for a temporary agency, refer to that as one (1) job] Num TRECODE 8

.R =Refused1 =Yes, there is an answer

604 HEM30A_C30Date Started Working - Month: When did you first start working for this employer? MM / YYYY [ENTER month] Num AD_T11F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Jan2 =Feb3 =March4 =April5 =May6 =June7 =July8 =Aug9 =Sept10 =Oct11 =Nov12 =Dec

605 HEM30B_C30Date Started Working - Year: (When did you first start working for this employer?) YYYY [ENTER year] Num 8

606 HEM31_C31 Currently Working: Are you currently working for this employer? Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No




607 HEM32A_C32Date Stopped Working - Month: When did you stop working for this employer? MM / YYYY [ENTER month] Num AD_T11F 8

.D =Don't know


608 HEM32B_C32Date Stopped Working - Year: (When did you stop working for this employer?) YYYY [ENTER year] Num 8

609 HEM33_C33Earnings Per Week: How much [do/did] you usually earn per week from this employer? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

610 HEM34_C34Work Hours: How many hours per week [do/did] you usually work for this employer? [ENTER hours per week] Num 8

611 HEM35_C35

Add'l Small Jobs: During the past month, did you do any small jobs (other than any already mentioned) to bring in extra money like baby sitting, home repairs, mowing lawns, house cleaning, cooking, or things like that? Num AD_T5F 8


612 HEM35A_C35ASmall Jobs Hours: How many hours do you usually work a week at these small jobs? [ENTER number of hours] Num 8

613 HEM36 Spouse Work For Pay Num AD_T68F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Full-Time2 =Part-Time3 =Not working

614 HEM36A_C36AWork for Pay: Now I have a few questions about [Spouse's Name]. Last week, did [Spouse's Name] do any work for pay? Num AD_T55F 8


615 HEM37_C37Why Not Work: What is the main reason that he did not work for pay last week? Num AD_T56F 8

1 =Retired2 =Disabled3 =Unable to work5 =Couldn't find any work7 =Family responsibilities8 =In school or other training9 =Waiting for a new job to begin10 =Other: Unemp/LaidOff

616 HEM38_C38One or More Jobs: Last week, did he have more than one job, including part-time and weekend work? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




617 HEM39_C39

Work Hours: How many hours per week does he usually work at his [main job/job]? (By main job, we mean the one at which he usually works the most hours.) [If R says hours vary from week to week, code 97] [ENTER number of hours per week] Num 8

618 HEM39A_C39AMore Than 35 Hours Work: Does he usually work 35 hours or more per week at his [main job/job]? Num AD_T57F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Yes

619 HEM39B_C39B

Other Job Work Hours: How many hours per week does he usually work at his other job(s)? [IF R says hours vary from week to week, CODE 97] [ENTER number of hours per week] Num 8

620 HEM44_C44

Easiest Way Report Earnings: ]Page 14] For his [main job/job], what is the easiest way for you to report his total earnings before taxes or other deductions: hourly, weekly, annually, or on some other basis? Num AD_T59F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Hourly3 =Weekly4 =Biweekly (every 2 weeks)7 =Annually9 =Other: Comm/sale

621 HEM45_C45Yes or Not OT: Does he usually receive overtime pay, tips, or commissions at his [main job/job]? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


622 HEM46_C46

Usual Earnings: [HEM46_C46 response] are [Spouse's Name]'s usual [daily/weekly/biweekly/twice monthly/monthly/annual] earnings on this job, before taxes or other deductions? [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

623 HEM47_C47Paid Weeks: How many weeks a year does he get paid for? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

624 HEM48_C48 Hourly Pay: HEM48_C48 Data Checkpoint Num 8

625 HEM48A_C48AHourly Paid Rate: What is [Spouse's Name]'s hourly rate of pay[on this job] [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

626 HEM49A_C49A

Hourly Paid Rate w/o OT: Excluding overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is his hourly rate of pay[on this job] [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

627 HEM49B_C49BWork Hours Per Week: How many hours does he usually work per week at this rate? [ENTER hours per week] Num 8

628 HEM55_C55Disability: Does he have a disability that prevents him from accepting any kind of work during the next six months? Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

629 HEM56_C56Want a Job: Does he currently want a job, either full-time or part-time? Num AD_T64F 8 5 =No

630 HEM57_C57Find Work: Has [Spouse's Name] been doing anything to find work during the past four weeks? Num AD_T65F 8


631 HEM58_C58__S_1Actions, Response 1: ]Page 17] What are all the things he has done to find work during the past four weeks? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T66F 8

1 =Contacted employer(s)5 =Interviewed for a job7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications





1 =Contacted employer(s)4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job10 =Looked at ads directly


4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job


2 =Contacted public employment agency programs / courses7 =Sent out resumes / filled out applications

635 HEM61_C61Started a Job: Last week, could he have started a job if one had been offered? Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

636 HIN1

Adult/Child SSI: Next I'd like to talk with you about any income or public assistance [you/your child] may receive. Are [you/your child] now receiving help from the Supplemental Security Income program, called SSI? [Do not encour Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


637 HIN2 Adult/Child SSI: Is the SSI for you or for your [child(ren)]? Num AD_T69F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Respondent2 =ChildRespLabel3 =Both

638 HIN3A

Date Received SSI - Month: In what month and year did [you/your child] start receiving SSI benefits? [If both Respondent and child are receiving SSI, ask for the month and year the first person to receive SSI started receiving it] Num AD_T11F 8

.D =Don't know


639 HIN3B

Date Received SSI - Year: (In what month and year did [you/your child] start receiving SSI benefits?) [If both Respondent and child are receiving SSI, ask for the month and year the first person to receive SSI started receiving it] Num 8

640 HIN4Tax Refund: [Preable...] Did you receive a tax refund check from the federal government early in [Current/Previous Year]? Num AD_T70F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =(If volunteered) Have not filed taxes, or have not received refund




641 HIN4ATax Refund Amount: How much was your tax refund? [IF refund was larger than $10,000, CODE 9999] [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

642 HIN4B Refund Use (Original+Post-codes) Num AD_T71F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Savings2 =Pay off credit card bill or other loan3 =Pay off other bills4 =Purchase household furnishings, appliances, clothing5 =Purchase / Repair car6 =Get new apartment7 =School tuition8 =Other: Housing Costs (mortgage, repair, rent, etc.)9 =Other: Children's School (bills, dues, daycare, etc.)10 =Other: Food61 =Other: Savings62 =Other: Pay off credit card bill or other loan63 =Other: Pay off other bills64 =Other: Purchase household furnishings, appliances, clothing65 =Other: Purchase / Repair car66 =Other: Get new apartment67 =Other: School tuition95 =Other: All other responses




643 HIN5__S_1

Health Insurance (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: ]Page 19] What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T72F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Private health insurance plan from employer or workplace2 =Private health insurance plan purchased directly3 =Private health insurance plan through a state or local government or communi4 =Medicaid (or state version thereof)5 =Medicare6 =Military health care / VA or Champus / Tricare / Champ-VA7 =Single service plan (e.g. dental, vision, prescriptions)8 =No coverage of any type11 =Other: Family member12 =Other: Private Insurance of unknown source with mixed private & public prog13 =Other: Masshealth, Medical & other state/county health insurance programs61 =Other: Private Health Insurance plan from employer or workplace63 =Other: Private Health insurance plan through state/local government64 =Other: Medicaid or other social insurance65 =Other: Medicare67 =Other: Single service plan68 =Other: No coverage95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Refusal

644 HIN5__S_2


1 =Private health insurance plan from employer or workplace2 =Private health insurance plan purchased directly3 =Private health insurance plan through a state or local government or communi4 =Medicaid (or state version thereof)5 =Medicare7 =Single service plan (e.g. dental, vision, prescriptions)8 =No coverage of any type11 =Other: Family member12 =Other: Private Insurance of unknown source with mixed private & public prog13 =Other: Masshealth, Medical & other state/county health insurance programs63 =Other: Private Health insurance plan through state/local government64 =Other: Medicaid or other social insurance65 =Other: Medicare68 =Other: No coverage




645 HIN5__S_3


3 =Private health insurance plan through a state or local government or communi4 =Medicaid (or state version thereof)5 =Medicare7 =Single service plan (e.g. dental, vision, prescriptions)11 =Other: Family member12 =Other: Private Insurance of unknown source with mixed private & public prog13 =Other: Masshealth, Medical & other state/county health insurance programs61 =Other: Private Health Insurance plan from employer or workplace95 =Other: All other responses

646 HIN5__S_4

Health Insurance (Original+Post-codes), Response 4: ]Page 19] What kind of health insurance or health care coverage do you have for yourself? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T72F 8 64 =Other: Medicaid or other social insurance

647 HIN6Welfare Benefits: [Preamble...] Are you [or your child(ren)] regularly receiving welfare benefits now? Num AD_T5F 8


648 HIN7

Food Stamps/WIC: Do [you/your child] receive food stamps or WIC? [If necessary:] WIC is the Women, Infants, and Children supplemental nutrition program. Num AD_T73F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Food Stamps only2 =WIC only3 =Both4 =Neither

649 HIN8

Enough to Eat: Which of these statements best describes the food eaten in your household in the last 12 months: [I/we] always had enough to eat, sometimes [I/we] did not have enough to eat, or, often, [I/we] did not have enough to eat? Num AD_T74F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Always had enough to eat2 =Sometimes not enough to eat3 =Often not enough to eat

650 HIN9

Money on Food: How much do [you/everyone] spend on food that you use at home in an average week? [PROBE if Respondent lives with non-family members, or amount seems unreasonably high or low:] Is that only your [family's] Num 8

651 HIN9A Money on Food - Unit: [ENTER unit] Num AD_T75F 8

1 =Per day2 =Per week3 =Bi-weekly4 =Per month

652 HIN9A_IMPFlag for Pretest 2 interview value of HIN9a imputed due to changes for main fielding survey Num 8

653 HIN10Food Delivered: Do you have any food delivered to the door which isn't included in that? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


654 HIN11Money on Delivered Food: How much do you spend on that food? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8




655 HIN11A Money on Delivered Food - Unit: [ENTER unit] Num AD_T76F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Per day2 =Per week3 =Per month4 =Per year

656 HIN12Eating Out: About how much do [you/everyone] spend eating out? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

657 HIN12A Eating Out - Unit: [ENTER unit] Num AD_T76F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Per day2 =Per week3 =Per month4 =Per year

658 HIN13Dinner Together: About how many days per week do you and your children eat dinner together? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

659 HIN14

Earning in [Previous Year]: [Preamble...] How much did you earn from all your employers before taxes and deductions during [Previous Year]? Num 8

660 HIN14A More than $10,000: Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


661 HIN14B More than $20,000: Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


662 HIN14C More than $25,000: Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


663 HIN14D More than $15,000: Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


664 HIN14E More than $5,000: Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


665 HIN15

Spouse/Partner Earning in [Previous Year]: How much did your [spouse/partner] earn from all employers before taxes and deductions during [Previous Year]? ['Partner' refers to R's boyfriend, girlfriend, or fiance reported in household listing] Num 8




666 HIN15ASpouse/Partner Earn > $10,000: Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


667 HIN15BSpouse/Partner Earn > $20,000: Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


668 HIN15CSpouse/Partner Earn > $25,000: Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

669 HIN15DSpouse/Partner Earn > $15,000: Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


670 HIN15E Spouse/Partner Earn > $5,000: Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


671 HIN16

Other HHMem Earning in [Previous Year]: How much did other members of this household earn from all employers before taxes and deductions during [Previous Year]? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

672 HIN16A Other HHMem Earn > $10,000: Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


673 HIN16B Other HHMem Earn > $20,000: Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


674 HIN16C Other HHMem Earn > $25,000: Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8


675 HIN16D Other HHMem Earn > $15,000: Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


676 HIN16E Other HHMem Earn > $5,000: Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





677 HIN17

Govt Income in [Previous Year]: How much income did you or other members of your household receive from the government, such as welfare, SSI, unemployment benefits, and social security during [Previous Year]? Num 8

678 HIN17A Govt Income > $10,000: Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


679 HIN17B Govt Income > $20,000: Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8


680 HIN17C Govt Income > $25,000: Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

681 HIN17D Govt Income > $15,000: Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8


682 HIN17E Govt Income > $5,000: Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


683 HIN18

Other Income in [Previous Year]: How much income did you or anyone in your household receive from all other sources such as money from any businesses, help from friends or relatives, child support, and any other money income during [Previous Year]? Num 8

684 HIN18A Other Income > $10,000: Would it amount to $10,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


685 HIN18B Other Income > $20,000: Would it amount to $20,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

686 HIN18C Other Income > $25,000: Would it amount to $25,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

687 HIN18D Other Income > $15,000: Would it amount to $15,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No

688 HIN18E Other Income > $5,000: Would it amount to $5,000 or more? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


689 HIN19

Calculated Income Correct: Is [total income summed from HIN18a-e] about the right amount of total combined income of all members in this household during the year [Previous Year]? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





690 HIN19ATotal HH Income: What is total combined income of all members in this household during the year [Previous Year]? Num 8

691 HSA1

Have Bank Account: [Preamble...] Do you currently have any checking accounts, savings accounts, or any other type of bank account at any type of institution? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


692 HSA1AAccount Value: About how much is in these accounts altogether? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

693 HSA1BAccount Value Range: Just give me the letter from page 12 of your booklet. Num AD_T77F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =A $0 - none2 =B $1 - $993 =C $100 - $1994 =D $200 - $2995 =E $300 - $3996 =F $400 - $4997 =G $500 - $9998 =H $1,000 - $1,9999 =I $2,000 - $2,99910 =J $3,000 - $3,99911 =K $4,000 - $4,99912 =L $5,000 - $9,99922 =V $100,000 - $124,999

694 HSA2

No Bank Account Reason (Original+Post-codes): Please turn to page 21 of your respondent booklet. What is the most important reason you don't have a bank account? Num AD_T78F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Don't write enough checks to make it worthwhile2 =Do not have enough money to keep in an account3 =Don't like dealing with banks4 =Service charges are too high5 =No bank has convenient hours or locations6 =Other: Institutions won't take their money due to unpaid debts/loans7 =Other: Bank closed acct due to overdraft fees62 =Other: Do not have enough money to keep in an account63 =Other: Don't like dealing with banks64 =Other: Service charges are too high65 =Other: No bank has convenient hours or locations95 =Other: All other respones97 =Other: Refused

695 HSA8

Own Vehicle: Now I'd like to ask you about car loans and other loans. Do [you/your household] own a car or truck, or other motor vehicle that runs and can be driven on the road? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





696 HSA9

Have Vehicle Loan: Thinking about the vehicles that [you/your household] own, did you borrow money or get financing to purchase any of your vehicles? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


697 HSA10 Driver's License: Do you have a valid driver's license? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


698 HSA11Have Medical Bills: Do [you/anyone in the household] have any unpaid medical bills? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


699 HSA11AMedical Bills Amount: About how much do [you/your household] still owe on your medical bills? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

700 HSA11BMedical Bills Range: Just give me the letter from page 15 of your booklet. Num AD_T77F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =A $0 - none3 =C $100 - $1994 =D $200 - $2995 =E $300 - $3996 =F $400 - $4997 =G $500 - $9998 =H $1,000 - $1,9999 =I $2,000 - $2,99910 =J $3,000 - $3,99911 =K $4,000 - $4,99912 =L $5,000 - $9,99913 =M $10,000 - $14,99914 =N $15,000 - $19,99915 =O $20,000 - $24,99916 =P $25,000 - $29,99917 =Q $30,000 - $39,99919 =S $50,000 - $59,99922 =V $100,000 - $124,999

701 HSA12

Have Credit Cards: Do you have any credit or charge cards, including major credit cards like Visa or MasterCard, or charge cards from a store or gas station such as Sears or Mobil? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


702 HSA13

Credit Card Debt Amount: About how much do [you/your household] currently owe on all your credit and charge cards? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8




703 HSA13ACredit Card Debt Range: Just give me the letter from page 15 of your booklet. Num AD_T77F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =A $0 - none2 =B $1 - $996 =F $400 - $4997 =G $500 - $9998 =H $1,000 - $1,99910 =J $3,000 - $3,99912 =L $5,000 - $9,99913 =M $10,000 - $14,99916 =P $25,000 - $29,99918 =R $40,000 - $49,999

704 HSA16Small Loan Possible: If you needed to borrow $500 for three months, is there some person or place you could borrow it from? Num AD_T79F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =Would not borrow

705 HSA17Where First Go For Small Loan (Original+Post-codes): Where would you go first? Num AD_T80F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Friends or family2 =A finance company3 =A payday loan at a check cashing outlet4 =Someone in my neighborhood who lends out money and charges interest5 =A community loan fund (or church loan fund)6 =A cash advance on my credit card7 =A bank (or savings bank, savings & loan, or credit union)8 =A pawn shop10 =I would not borrow11 =Other: Job/Pension/Union61 =Other: Friends or family65 =Other: A community loan fund (or church loan fund)67 =Other: A bank (or savings bank, savings & loan, or credit union)70 =Other: I would not borrow95 =Other: All other respones

706 HSA20

Put Off Purchase: How often [do you/does your household] put off buying something you need because you don't have money? Would you say all the time, frequently, occasionally, rarely, or never? Num AD_T81F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =Rarely3 =Occasionally4 =Frequently5 =All the time




707 HPH1

Overall Health: Now I'd like to ask you some questions about your health. Would you say your health in general is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? Num AD_T82F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Excellent2 =Very good3 =Good4 =Fair5 =Poor

708 HPH2

Health State Ranking: [Preamble...] Please tell me the number on the (0 to 100) scale that indicates how good or bad youth health state is today. Num 8

709 HPH3

Have Asthma: The next few questions are about health problems you might have had at any time in your life. Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had asthma? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


710 HPH4Recent Asthma Attack: During the past 12 months, have you had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

711 HPH5Chest Wheezing/Whistle: During the past 12 months, have you had a wheezing or whistling sound in your chest? Num AD_T5F 8


712 HPH6

Wheezing/Whistle Freq: How many attacks of wheezing or whistling have you had in your chest during the past 12 months? [ENTER number of attacks] Num 8

713 HPH6A

Hypertension: Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had hypertension, also called high blood pressure? Num AD_T5F 8


714 HPH6BHypertension Two Plus: Were you told on two or more different visits that you had hypertension, also called high blood pressure? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

715 HPH6CHypertension Meds Ever: Was any medication ever prescribed by a doctor to help you lower your blood pressure? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


716 HPH6DHypertension Meds Now: Are you now taking prescribed medicine for your high blood pressure? Num AD_T5F 8


717 HPH6E

Blood Thinner: Do you have hemophilia, or are you taking any anticoagulant medicines, or blood thinners such as Heparin or Coumadin? Num AD_T5F 8


718 HPH6FDiabetes: Has a doctor ever told you that you have diabetes, or high blood sugar? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


719 HPH6GMeds for Diabetes: Are you currently taking medication to treat diabetes or to lower your blood sugar? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




720 HPH7AArthritis or Rheumatism: Have you ever had any of the following: Arthritis or rheumatism? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


721 HPH7BChronic Back or Neck: (Have you ever had...) Chronic back or neck problems? Num AD_T5F 8


722 HPH7CFrequent Severe Headaches: (Have you ever had...) Frequent or severe headaches? Num AD_T5F 8


723 HPH7D Other Chronic Pain: (Have you ever had...) Any other chronic pain? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


724 HPH7E Stroke: (Have you ever had...) A stroke? Num AD_T5F 8


725 HPH7F Heart Attack: (Have you ever had...) A heart attack? Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

726 HPH7G Cancer: (Have you ever had...) Cancer? Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

727 HPH7HAge 1st Diabetes: How old were you the first time you had diabetes, or high blood sugar? [Enter Age] Num 8

728 HPH7IMeds for Cholesterol: Are you currently taking medication to lower your cholesterol? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


729 HPH6F_7GCOUNTERHPH6f Thru HPH7g Counter: HPH6f through HPH7g YES response counter Num 8

730 HPH8A

Age 1st Arthritis: How old were you the first time you had arthritis or rheumatism? [If R indicates the condition has been a problem since birth, enter '0'] [Enter Age] Num 8

731 HPH8B

Age 1st Back Neck Problems: How old were you the first time you had chronic back or neck problems? [If R indicates the condition has been a problem since birth, enter '0'] [Enter Age] Num 8

732 HPH8C

Age 1st Severe Headaches: How old were you the first time you had frequent or severe headaches? [If R indicates the condition has been a problem since birth, enter '0'] [Enter Age] Num 8

733 HPH8D

Age 1st Chronic Pain: How old were you the first time you had [any other chronic] pain? [If R indicates the condition has been a problem since birth, enter '0'] [Enter Age] Num 8

734 HPH8EAge 1st Stroke: How old were you the first time you had a stroke? [Enter Age] Num 8




735 HPH8FAge 1st Heart Attack: How old were you the first time you had a heart attack? [Enter Age] Num 8

736 HPH8GAge 1st Cancer: How old were you the first time you had cancer? [Enter Age] Num 8

737 HPH9A

Recent Treatment Diabetes: Did you still have diabetes, or high blood sugar or receive any treatment for it at any time during the past 12 months ? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

738 HPH9B

Recent Treatment Back/Neck: Did you still have chronic back or neck problems or receive any treatment for it at any time during the past 12 months ? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

739 HPH9C

Recent Treatment Headaches: Did you still have frequent or severe headaches or receive any treatment for them at any time during the past 12 months ? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

740 HPH9D

Recent Treatment Chronic Pain: Did you still have [any other chronic] pain or receive any treatment for it at any time during the past 12 months ? Num AD_T5F 8


741 HPH9ERecent Treatment Cancer: Did you still have cancer or receive any treatment for it at any time during the past 12 months ? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

742 HPH10When Sick Place: Is there a place where you usually go to when you are sick or need advice about your health? Num AD_T83F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Yes2 =There is no place

743 HPH10A

When Sick Place Type: What kind of place is it? A clinic, doctor's office, emergency room, a hospital outpatient department, or some other place? [If more than 1 place, probe for the one Respondent goes to most often] Num AD_T84F 8

1 =Clinic or health center2 =Doctor's office or HMO3 =Hospital emergency room4 =Hospital outpatient department5 =Some other place6 =Don't go to one place most often

744 HPH11

Sick Same As Routine: Is [HPH10a Response] the same place you usually go when you need routine or preventative care, such as a physical examination or check up? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

745 HPH12

Routine Care Location: What kind of place do you usually go to when you need routine or preventative care, such as a physical examination or check-up? A clinic, doctor's office, emergency room, or some other place? Num AD_T85F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Doesn't get preventative care anywhere1 =Clinic or health center2 =Doctor's office or HMO3 =Hospital emergency room4 =Hospital outpatient department5 =Some other place6 =Don't go to one place most often




746 HPH13

Time Since Last DR Visit: About how long has it been since you last saw or talked to a doctor or other health care professional about your own health? Num AD_T86F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Never1 =6 months or less2 =More than 6 months, but not more than 1 year ago3 =More than one year, but not more than 2 years ago4 =More than 2 years, but not more than 5 years ago5 =More than 5 years ago

747 HPH14

Children When Sick Place: Is there a place where your [child(ren)] usually [go/goes] when [he/she]_they [is/are] sick or you need advice about [his/her]_their health? Num AD_T83F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes2 =There is no place3 =There is more than one place

748 HPH15

Children When Sick Place Type: What kind of place [does/do] your [child(ren)] go to most often - a clinic, doctor's office, emergency room, a hospital outpatient department, or some other kind of place? Num AD_T84F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Clinic or health center2 =Doctor's office or HMO3 =Hospital emergency room4 =Hospital outpatient department5 =Some other place6 =Don't go to one place most often

749 HPH16Required Meds Attention: In the past 12 months, have you had any accidents or injuries that required medical attention? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


750 HPH17

Illness/Injury in Bed 1/2+ Days: During the past 12 months, about how many days did illness or injury keep you in bed more than half of the day? [If R asks, include days while an overnight patient in a hospital] [ENTER number of days] Num 8

751 HPH18

ER Room Past 12 Months: During the past 12 months , how many times have you gone to a hospital emergency room about your own health? [If R asks, this includes emergency room visits that resulted in a hospital admission] Num AD_T87F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Never1 =Once2 =2-3 times3 =4-5 times4 =6-7 times5 =8-9 times6 =10-12 times7 =13-15 times8 =16 or more times

752 HPH23Recent Lack of Med Care: During the past 12 months, was there any time when [you/your child] needed medical care but did not get it? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


753 HPH23A

No Med Care Cost: There are many reasons people do not get medical care. During the past 12 months, did [you/your child] not get care for any of the following reasons: You couldn't afford it? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




754 HPH23BNo Med Care Cost: (During the past 12 months, did [you/your child] not get medical care because...) You didn't have transportation? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

755 HPH23CNo Med Care Info: (During the past 12 months, did [you/your child] not get medical care because...) You didn't know whom to see? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

756 HPH23D

No Med Care Take Care: (During the past 12 months, did [you/your child] not get medical care because...) You couldn't go because you had to work or take care of family members or friends? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

757 HPH24

Natural Teeth Condition: How would you describe the condition of your natural teeth? Excellent, very good, good, fair, poor, or do you not have any natural teeth? Num AD_T88F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Excellent2 =Very good3 =Good4 =Fair5 =Poor6 =No natural teeth

758 HPH25Time Since Dentist Visit: About how long has it been since you last saw a dentist? Num AD_T86F 8

.R =Refusal0 =Never1 =6 months or less2 =More than 6 months, but not more than 1 year ago3 =More than one year, but not more than 2 years ago4 =More than 2 years, but not more than 5 years ago5 =More than 5 years ago

759 HPH26B

Health Limits Moderate: [Preamble...] Does your health now limit you in moderate activities, such as moving a table, pushing a vacuum cleaner, bowling, or going for a walk -- are you limited a lot, limited a little, or not limited at all? Num AD_T89F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes, limited a lot2 =Yes, limited a little5 =No, not limited at all

760 HPH26CHealth Limits Groceries: (Does your health now limit you...) In lifting or carrying groceries? Num AD_T89F 8

1 =Yes, limited a lot2 =Yes, limited a little5 =No, not limited at all

761 HPH26DHealth Limits Many Stairs: (Does your health now limit you...) In climbing several flights of stairs? Num AD_T89F 8

1 =Yes, limited a lot2 =Yes, limited a little5 =No, not limited at all

762 HPH28B

Health Limit Accomplish: During the past 4 weeks, have you accomplished less than you would like as a result of your physical health? Num AD_T5F 8


763 HPH28C

Health Limit Activity Type: During the past 4 weeks, were you limited in the kind of work or other daily activities you do as a result of your physical health? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

764 HPH29

Typical Moderate Activity: [Premable...] In a usual week, do you do moderate activities for at least 10 minutes at a time: brisk walking, bicycling, vacuuming, gardening or anything anything else causing small increases in breathing or heart rate? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




765 HPH29A

Moderate Activity Freq: How many times per week do you do these moderate activities (for at least 10 minutes at a time)? [ENTER number of times per week] Num 8

766 HPH30

Typical Vigorous Activity: In a usual week, do you do vigorous activities for at least 10 minutes at a time, such as running, aerobics, heavy yard work, or anything else that causes large increases in breathing or heart rate? Num AD_T5F 8


767 HPH30A

Vigorous Activity Freq: How many times per week do you do these vigorous activities (for at least 10 minutes at a time)? [ENTER number of times per week] Num 8

768 HPH31Weekly TV Hours: In a typical week, how many hours do you watch television? Num AD_T90F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than 2 hours a week2 =3-10 hours a week3 =11-20 hours a week4 =21-30 hours a week5 =31-40 hours a week6 =40 hours or more a week

769 HPH32A

Weekly Computer Hours: In a typical week, how many hours total do you use a computer at any location such as your home, work, the local library, a coffee shop, or a community center? Num AD_T91F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =None2 =Less than 1 hour a week3 =1 to 3 hours a week4 =4 to 6 hours a week5 =7 to 9 hours a week6 =10 hours or more a week

770 HPH34Time Woke Up: What time did you wake up this morning? [Midnight is 12:00 am, Noon is 12:00 pm] [ENTER time and am/pm] Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

771 HPH35Time Went to Bed: What time did you go to bed last night? [Midnight is 12:00 am, Noon is 12:00 pm] [ENTER time and am/pm] Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

772 HPH36

Weekly Fruit Consumption: In a typical week, how many times do you eat fruit and vegetables other than french fries or potato chips? [Do not count fruit juice] [Count the number of times R ate item, not servings] Num AD_T92F 8

.D =Don't know1 =I do not typically eat fruit2 =1 to 3 times per week3 =4 to 6 times per week4 =1 time per day5 =2 times per day6 =3 times per day7 =4 times or more per day

773 HPH36_IMPFlag for Pretest 2 interview value of HPH36 imputed due to changes for main fielding survey Num 8




774 HPH38

Soft Drink Frequency: In a typical week, how often do you drink regular, carbonated soda, soft drinks or juice that contain sugar? Do not include diet soda. [Count the number of times R ate item, not servings] [ Do not Num AD_T93F 8

.D =Don't know1 =I do not typically drink soda or soft drinks2 =1 to 3 times per week3 =4 to 6 times per week4 =1 time per day5 =2 times per day6 =3 times per day7 =4 times or more per day

775 HPH40

Sweet Snack Frequency: In a typical week, how often do you eat sweet snacks, such as cookies, chocolate bars, or candy? [Count the number of times R ate item, not servings] Num AD_T94F 8

.R =Refusal1 =I do not typically eat sweet snacks2 =1 to 3 times per week3 =4 to 6 times per week4 =1 time per day5 =2 times per day6 =3 times per day7 =4 times or more per day

776 HPH41

Fast Food Past Week: In a typical week, how often do you eat at a fast food type place -- such as McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, or a local fast food restaurant? [Count the number of times R ate item, not servings] Num AD_T95F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =0 days1 =1 day2 =2 days3 =3 days4 =4 days5 =5 days6 =6 days7 =7 days

777 HPH46AHeight in Feet: Enter R's height in feet:] Feet: ___ [Enter '9' if height could not be measured] Num 8

778 HPH46BHeight in Inches: [Enter R's height, rounding to the nearest quarter inch:] Inches: ___ Num 8

779 HPH46CWearing Shoes - Height: Was R wearing shoes during the measurement?] Num AD_T5F 8


780 HPH50Weight: [Enter R's weight:] Weight: ___ [Enter '993' if weight could not be obtained] Num 8

781 HPH54_CHKPTHeight Measurement Taken: HPH54 Checkpoint: Height Measurement Taken Num AD_T96F 8

1 =Height measurement taken5 =Height measurement not taken

782 HPH54__S_1Why Height Not Measured, Reason 1: Why weren't you able to measure R's height?] [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T97F 8

1 =R felt it would not be safe2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement7 =There was no suitable space available8 =Equipment malfunction/technical difficulties9 =Other





2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement7 =There was no suitable space available9 =Other


2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe4 =R tried but was unable to complete measurement9 =Other

785 HPH54B_OG Self report Height in Feet Num 8786 HPH54C_OG Self report Height in Inches Num 8787 HPH54B_CB Height in feet from callbacks Num 3788 HPH54C_CB Height in inches from callbacks Num 8

789 HPH55_CHKPTWeight Measurement Taken: HPH55 Checkpoint: Weight Measurement Taken Num AD_T98F 8

1 =Weight measurement taken5 =Weight measurement not taken

790 HPH55__S_1Why Weight Not Measured, Reason 1: Why weren't you able to measure R's weight?] [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T99F 8

.R =Refusal1 =R felt it would not be safe2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement4 =R tried but was unable to complete measurement6 =R is not able to stand7 =Equipment problem8 =Other


2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement6 =R is not able to stand8 =Other


4 =R tried but was unable to complete measurement8 =Other

793 HPH55B_OG Self Report Weight Num 8794 HPH55B_CB Weight in pounds from callbacks Num 4795 HPH60_OG Waist Measurement Num 8796 HPH60_CB Waist in inches from callbacks Num 3797 HPH_CB_VERIFY_FLAG Adult's Physical Health Measurements Verified During Callback Num 8

798 HPH61_CHKPTWaist Measurement Taken: HPH61 Checkpoint: Waist Measurement Taken Num AD_T100F 8

1 =Waist measurement taken5 =Waist measurement not taken

799 HPH64Bulky Clothes - Waist Measurement: Was the R wearing bulky clothing during this measurement?] Num AD_T5F 8





800 HPH65__S_1Why Waist Not Measured, Reason 1: Why weren't you able to measure R's waist?] [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T101F 8

.R =Refusal1 =R felt it would not be safe2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement6 =R is not able to stand7 =Equipment problem8 =Other


2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement6 =R is not able to stand


4 =R tried but was unable to complete measurement8 =Other

803 HPH66

Physical Measures Intro: Next I would like to measure your blood pressure, and measure your height, weight and waist size. [ENTER [1] to continue] Num AD_T1F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Continue

804 HPH67

BP Rash or Endema: Do you have a rash, cast, or swelling in the arm, open sores or wounds, or a large bruise on your arm where the blood pressure cuff goes? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


805 HPH70

BP Measurement: [Take two blood pressure readingsand measure/Measure] height, weight and waist circumference using the instructions on the instruction card] [Record measurements on Results Card] [ENTER [1] to continue] Num AD_T1F 8

.D =Don't know


806 HPH71A

BP Systolic 1: Enter readings from first measurement:] First systolic reading: _____ mmHg [If tried but unable to obtain reading, enter '993'] Num 8

807 HPH71BBP Diastolic 1: Enter readings from first measurement:] First diastolic reading: _____ mmHg Num 8

808 HPH71CBP Pulse 1: Enter readings from first measurement:] First pulse reading: _____ Num 8

809 HPH71DBP 1 Irregular Heart Beat: Enter readings from first measurement:] [Was the 'irregular heart beat' button lit up?] Num AD_T5F 8


810 HPH72A

BP Systolic 2: Enter readings from second measurement:] Second systolic reading: _____ mmHg [If tried but unable to obtain reading, enter '993'] Num 8

811 HPH72BBP Diastolic 2: Enter readings from second measurement:] Second diastolic reading: _____ mmHg Num 8

812 HPH72CBP Pulse 2: Enter readings from second measurement:] Second pulse reading: _____ Num 8

813 HPH72DBP 2 Irregular Heart Beat: Enter readings from second measurement:] [Was the 'irregular heart beat' button lit up?] Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




814 HPH74 BP Arm Used: Which arm was used to conduct the measurements?] Num AD_T102F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Left arm2 =Right arm

815 HPH76 BP Position: What was R's position for this test?] Num AD_T103F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Standing2 =Sitting

816 HPH78_CHKPTNumber of BP Measurements: HPH78 Checkpoint: Number of BP Measurements Num AD_T104F 8

0 =BP not measured1 =BP measured once2 =BP measured twice3 =BP measured three times

817 HPH78__S_1Why Blood Pressure Not Measured, Reason 1: Why didn't R complete the blood pressure measurement?] [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T105F 8

1 =R felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete the test4 =R tried but was unable to complete the test6 =R had a rash, cast, edema, open sores or wounds, or significant bruise where7 =Equipment problem8 =Other


2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe4 =R tried but was unable to complete the test7 =Equipment problem8 =Other


3 =R refused or was not willing to complete the test8 =Other

820 HK61

K6 Inconsolable: [Preamble...] How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt so sad that nothing could cheer you up: all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of time, or none of the time? Num AD_T106F 8

.R =Refusal1 =All of the time2 =Most of the time3 =Some of the time4 =A little of the time5 =None of the time

821 HK62

K6 Nervous: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Nervous? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num AD_T106F 8


822 HK63

K6 Restless or Fidgety: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Restless or fidgety? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num AD_T106F 8

.D =Don't know





823 HK64

K6 Hopeless: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Hopeless? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num AD_T106F 8

.D =Don't know


824 HK65

K6 Everything an Effort: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) That everything was an effort? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num AD_T106F 8

.D =Don't know


825 HK66

K6 Worthless: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Worthless? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num AD_T106F 8

.D =Don't know


826 HK67

K6 Tranquil: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Calm and peaceful? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num AD_T106F 8

.D =Don't know1 =All of the time2 =Most of the time3 =Some of the time4 =A little of the time5 =None of the time

827 HSC1_SC20

Had Fear/Panic Attack: [Preamble...] Have you ever in your life had an attack of fear or panic when all of a sudden you felt very frightened, anxious, or uneasy? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


828 HSC2_SC20A

Had Other Attack: Have you ever had an attack when all of a sudden: you became very uncomfortable, you either became short of breath, dizzy, nauseous, or your heart pounded, or you thought that you might lose control, die, or go crazy? Num AD_T5F 8


829 HSC3_SC20_1

Attack Broken Things: Have you ever in your life had attacks of anger when all of a sudden you lost control and broke or smashed something worth more than a few dollars? Num AD_T5F 8


830 HSC4_SC20_2Attack Hurt Someone: Have you ever had attacks of anger when all of a sudden you lost control and hit or tried to hurt someone? Num AD_T5F 8


831 HSC5_SC20_3

Attack Threatened Someone: Have you ever had attacks of anger when all of a sudden you lost control and threatened to hit or hurt someone? Num AD_T5F 8


832 HSC6_SC21

Brief Episode Depressed: Have you ever in your life had an episode lasting several days or longer when most of the day you felt sad , empty or depressed ? Num AD_T5F 8





833 HSC7_SC22

Brief Episode Discourage: Have you ever had an episode lasting several days or longer when most of the day you were very discouraged about how things were going in your life? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


834 HSC8_SC23

Brief Episode No Interest: Have you ever had an episode lasting several days or longer when you lost interest in most things you usually enjoy like work, hobbies, and personal relationships? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


835 HSC9_SC24

Brief Episode Overexcited: Some people have episodes...when they feel excited/full of energy, minds go too fast, talk a lot, very restless, do unusal things. Have you ever had a period like this lasting several days or longer? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


836 HSC11_SC25A

Brief Episode Argue/Shout: Have you ever had an episode lasting several days or longer when most of the time you were so irritable, grumpy or in a bad mood that you either started arguments, shouted at people, or hit people? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


837 HSC12_SC26

Ever Have Worrier Period: Did you ever have a time in your life when you were a 'worrier' - that is, when you worried a lot more about things than other people with the same problems as you? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


838 HSC13_SC26A

Ever Over Anxious/Nervous: Did you ever have a time in your life when you were much more nervous or anxious than most other people with the same problems as you? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


839 HSC14_SC26BMonth+ Anxious/Nervous: Did you ever have a period lasting one month or longer when you were anxious and worried most days? Num AD_T5F 8


840 HSC15_SC36_CHKPT HSC15_SC36_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HSC15_SC36 Num AD_T107F 8

1 = HSC6_SC21 = 12 = HSC7_SC22 = 13 = HSC8_SC23 = 14 = HSC9_SC24 = 15 = HSC11_SC25a = 17 = HSC1_SC20 = 18 = HSC2_SC20a = 112 = HSC12_SC26 = 113 = HSC13_SC26a = 114 = HSC14_SC26b = 115 = HSC3_SC20_1 = 116 = HSC4_SC20_2 = 117 = HSC5_SC20_3 = 118 =All others

841 HDE1_D1DE Discouraged: [Preamble...] During episodes of this sort, did you ever feel discouraged about how things were going in your life? Num AD_T5F 8





842 HDE1A_D1A

DE No Interest: During the episodes of being sad, empty, or depressed, did you ever lose interest in most things like work, hobbies, and other things you usually enjoy? Num AD_T5F 8


843 HDE1B_D1B

DE No Interest 2: During the episodes of being sad, empty, or depressed, did you ever lose interest in most things like work, hobbies, and other things you usually enjoy? Num AD_T5F 8


844 HDE2_D2

Discouraged & No Interest: [Preamble...] During episodes of this sort, did you ever lose interest in most things like work, hobbies, and other things you usually enjoy? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

845 HDE3_D9

2 Week+ No Interest Period: [Preamble...] Did you ever have an episode of this sort that lasted most of the day nearly very day for two weeks or longer? Num AD_T5F 8


846 HDE4_D12

DE Over 2 Weeks: Did you ever have an episode of being [sad/discouraged/unint 1] that lasted most of the day , nearly every day , for two weeks or longer? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


847 HDE5_D16

DE Feelings Duration: [Preamble...] During those times, did your feelings of [sadness/discouragement/loss of interest] usually last less than one hour a day, between 1 and 3 hours, between 3 and 5 hours, or more than 5 hours? Num AD_T108F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than 1 hour2 =Between 1 and 3 hours3 =Between 3 and 5 hours4 =More than 5 hours

848 HDE6_D22DE Worst Ever: [Preamble...] Is there one particular episode of this sort that stands out in your mind as the worst one you ever had? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


849 HDE6A_D22ADE Worst Ever Age: How old were you when that worst episode started? [ENTER number of years of age] Num 8

850 HDE6B_D22BDE Worst Ever Duration: How long did that worst episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

851 HDE6C_D22BDE Worst Ever Unit Duration: (How long did that worst episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T34F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Days2 =Weeks3 =Months4 =Years

852 HDE6D_D22C

Recent DE Age: Then think of the last time you had a bad episode of being [sad/discouraged/uninterested] like this. How old were you when that last episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

853 HDE6E_D22DRecent DE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8




854 HDE6F_D22DRecent DE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T34F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Days2 =Weeks3 =Months4 =Years

855 HDE7A_D24A

DE Sad Empty Depressed: [Preamble...] Did you feel sad, empty, or depressed most of the day nearly every day during that episode of two weeks? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


856 HDE7B_D24C

DE Discouraged: [Preamble...] During that episode of two weeks, did you feel discouraged about how things were going in your life most of the day nearly every day? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


857 HDE7C_D24E

DE No Interest: [Preamble...] During that episode of two weeks, did you lose interest in almost all things like work and hobbies and things you like to do for fun? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


858 HDE7D_D24FDE No Fun: [Preamble...] Did you feel like nothing was fun even when good things were happening? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


859 HDE8_D25 HDE8_D25 Checkpoint: Interviewer Checkpoint for HDE7 Series Num AD_T109F 81 =One more YES responses in HD7 Series2 =All others

860 HDE9A_D26ADE Smaller Appetite: Did you have a much smaller appetite than usual nearly every day during that period of two weeks? Num AD_T5F 8


861 HDE9B_D26BDE Larger Appetite: Did you have a much larger appetite than usual nearly every day? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


862 HDE9C_D26C

DE Weight Gain: Did you gain weight without trying to during that episode of two weeks? [If R reports being pregnant or growing, CODE 'No'] Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


863 HDE9D_D26EDE Weight Loss: Did you lose weight without trying to? [If R reports being on a diet or physically ill, CODE 'No'] Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


864 HDE9E_D26G

DE Trouble Sleeping: Did you have a lot more trouble than usual either falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking too early nearly every night during that period of two weeks? Num AD_T5F 8





865 HDE9F_D26HDE Too Much Sleep: Did you sleep a lot more than usual nearly every night during that period of two weeks? Num AD_T5F 8


866 HDE9G_D26J

DE Low Energy: Did you feel tired or low in energy nearly every day during that period of two weeks even when you had not been working very hard? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


867 HDE9H_D26LDE Talk/Move Slowly: Did you talk or move more slowly than is normal for you nearly every day? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


868 HDE9I_D26MDE Anyone Notice Slow: Did anyone else notice that you were talking or moving slowly? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

869 HDE9J_D26NDE Very Restless: Were you so restless or jittery nearly every day that you paced up and down or couldn't sit still? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


870 HDE9K_D26ODE Anyone Notice Restless: Did anyone else notice that you were restless? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

871 HDE9L_D26P

DE Thought Problems: Did your thoughts come much more slowly than usual or seem mixed up nearly every day during that episode of two weeks? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


872 HDE9M_D26RDE Trouble Concentrating: Did you have a lot more trouble concentrating than is normal for you nearly every day? Num AD_T5F 8


873 HDE9N_D26SDE Trouble Deciding: Were you unable to make up your mind about things you ordinarily have no trouble deciding about? Num AD_T5F 8


874 HDE9O_D26UDE Not As Good As Others: Did you feel down on yourself, no good, worthless nearly every day? Num AD_T5F 8


875 HDE9P_D26AADE Think About Death: Did you often think a lot about death, either your own, someone else's, or death in general? Num AD_T5F 8


876 HDE9Q_D26BBDE Think Better If Dead: During that episode, did you ever think that it would be better if you were dead? Num AD_T5F 8





877 HDE9R_D26CC DE Consider Suicide: Did you think about committing suicide? Num AD_T5F 8.R =Refusal5 =No

878 HDE7_HDE9COUNTERHDE7_HDE9 Series Counter: Counter for HDE7 Series and HDE9a-HDE9r Series for Value Assignment to HDE10_D27 Checkpoint Num 8

879 HDE10_D27HDE10_D27 Checkpoint: Interviewer Checkpoint for HDE7 Series and HDE9a-r Series Num AD_T110F 8

1 =Three or more YES responses to HD7 Series and HD9a_r Series2 =All others

880 HDE11_D28

DE Depression Interfered: [Preamble...] How much did your [sadness/discouragement/loss of interest]...interfere with your work, social life, or personal relationships during that episode - not at all, a little, some, a lot, or extremely? Num AD_T111F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Not at all2 =A little3 =Some4 =A lot5 =Extremely

881 HDE12_D17DE Emotional Distress: How severe was your emotional distress during that episode -- mild, moderate, severe, or very severe? Num AD_T112F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Mild2 =Moderate3 =Severe4 =Very severe

882 HDE13_D37 1st DE Recall Age: [Preamble...] Can you remember your exact age? Num AD_T5F 8


883 HDE13A_D37A 1st DE Exact Age: ([If necessary:] How old were you?) [Enter Age] Num 8

884 HDE13B_D37B1

First DE Approx Age: About how old were you (the first time you had an episode of this sort)? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8

885 HDE13C_D37B2 First DE Before School: Was it before you started school? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


886 HDE13D_D37B3 First DE Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


887 HDE14_D38

DE Past Year: Did you have an episode of being [sad/discouraged/uninterested] with some of the other problems lasting two weeks or longer at any time in the past 12 months ? Num AD_T5F 8


888 HDE14A_D38BDays in DE Past Year: About how many days out of the last 365 were you in an episode? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

889 HDE14B_D38CAge at Last DE: How old were you the last time you had one of these episodes? [Enter Age] Num 8




890 HDE15_D88_CHKPT HDE15_D88 Checkpoint: Routing Checkpoint Num AD_T113F 8

1 = HSC9_SC24 = 12 = HSC11_SC25a = 14 = HSC1_SC20 = 15 = HSC2_SC20a = 19 = HSC12_SC26 = 110 = HSC13_SC26a = 111 = HSC14_SC26b = 112 =All others

891 HMA1_M1

Ever Over Excited Episode: [Preamble...] Did you ever have any of these changes during your episodes of being excited and full of energy? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


892 HMA2_M3

Worst OEE Recall: Please think of the one episode when you were very excited and full of energy and you had the largest number of changes like these at the same time. Is there one episode of this sort that stands out in your mind? Num AD_T5F 8


893 HMA2A_M3AWorst OEE Age: How old were you when that episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

894 HMA2B_M3BWorst OEE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

895 HMA2C_M3BWorst OEE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T114F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Hours2 =Days3 =Weeks4 =Months5 =Years

896 HMA2D_M3C

Most Recent OEE Age: Then think of the most recent time you had an episode like this. How old were you when that most recent episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

897 HMA2E_M3DMost Recent OEE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

898 HMA2F_M3DMost Recent OEE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T114F 8


899 HMA3_M4

Recent OEE Argue/Shout: During that episode, which of the following behavior changes did you experience: were you so irritable or grouchy that you started arguments, shouted at people, or hit people? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


900 HMA4_M5

Ever Irritable Grouchy Ep: [Preamble...] Did you ever have any of these changes during your episodes of being very irritable or grouchy? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





901 HMA5_M6

Most IGE Recall: Please think of the episode of four days or more when you were very irritable or grouchy and you had the largest number of changes like these at the same time. Is there one episode of this sort that stands out in your mind? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


902 HMA6A_M6AWorst IGE Age: How old were you when that episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

903 HMA6B_M6BWorst IGE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

904 HMA6C_M6BWorst IGE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T114F 8


905 HMA6D_M6C

Most Recent IGE Age: Then think of the most recent time you had an episode like this. How old were you when that episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

906 HMA6E_M6DMost Recent IGE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

907 HMA6F_M6DMost Recent IGE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num AD_T114F 8


908 HMA7A_M7AIGE Restless: [Preamble...] Did you become so restless or fidgety that you paced up and down or couldn't stand still? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


909 HMA7B_M7B

IGE More Sex Interest: ([Preamble...]) Were you a lot more interested in sex than usual, or did you want to have sexual encounters with people you wouldn't ordinarily be interested in? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


910 HMA7C_M7CIGE Overly Friendly: ([Preamble...]) Did you become overly friendly or outgoing with people? Num AD_T5F 8


911 HMA7D_M7D

IGE Inappropriate Behavior: ([Preamble...]) Did you do anything else that wasn't usual for you -- like talking about things you would normally keep private, or acting in ways that you'd usually find embarrassing? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


912 HMA7E_M7EIGE Impossible Tasks: ([Preamble...]) Did you try to do things that were impossible to do, like taking on large amounts of work? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





913 HMA7F_M7FIGE Over Talkative: ([Preamble...]) Did you talk a lot more than usual or feel a need to keep talking all the time? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


914 HMA7G_M7GIGE Change Plans Freq: ([Preamble...]) Did you constantly keep changing your plans or activities? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


915 HMA7H_M7HIGE Trouble Concentrating: ([Preamble...]) Did you find it hard to keep your mind on what you were doing? Num AD_T5F 8


916 HMA7I_M7I

IGE Racing Thoughts: ([Preamble...]) Did your thoughts seem to jump from one thing to another or race through your head so fast you couldn't keep track of them? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


917 HMA7J_M7JIGE Insomnia: ([Preamble...]) Did you sleep far less than usual and still not get tired or sleepy? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


918 HMA7K_M7KIGE Money Schemes: ([Preamble...]) Did you get involved in foolish investments or schemes for making money? Num AD_T5F 8


919 HMA7L_M7LIGE Money Trouble: ([Preamble...]) Did you spend so much more money than usual that it caused you to have financial trouble? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


920 HMA7M_M7MIGE Wild Behavior: ([Preamble...]) Did you do reckless things like driving too fast, staying out all night, or having casual or unsafe sex? Num AD_T5F 8


921 HMA7N_M7N

IGE Overly Confident: ([Preamble...]) Did you have a greatly exaggerated sense of self-confidence or believe you could do things you really couldn't do? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


922 HMA7O_M7O

IGE Someone Else/Famous: ([Preamble...]) Did you have the idea that you were actually someone else , or that you had a special connection with a famous person that you really didn't have? Num AD_T5F 8


923 HMA7COUNTERHMA7 Series Counter: Counter for HMA7 Series for Value Assignment to HMAH8_M8 Checkpoint Num 8

924 HMA8_M8 HMAH8_M8 Checkpoint: Interviewer Checkpoint for HMA7 Series Num AD_T115F 81 =Three or more YES responses to HMA7 Series2 =All others




925 HMA9_M9

ME Interfered with Life: [Preamble...] How much did these episodes ever interfere with either your work, your social life, or your personal relationships - not at all, a little, some, a lot, or extremely? Num AD_T111F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Not at all2 =A little3 =Some4 =A lot5 =Extremely

926 HMA10_M18

First ME Recall Age: Think of the very first time in your life you had an episode lasting four days or longer when you became very [excited/irritable] and also had some of the behavior changes you just reported. Can you remember your exact age? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


927 HMA10A_M18A First ME Exact Age: (How old were you?) [Enter Age] Num 8

928 HMA10B_M18B1

First ME Approx Age: About how old were you the first time you had an episode of this sort? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8

929 HMA10C_M18B2 First ME Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num AD_T5F 8


930 HMA10D_M18B3 First ME Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num AD_T5F 8


931 HMA11_M19ME in Last Year: Did you have one of these episodes at any time in the past 12 months? Num AD_T5F 8


932 HMA12_M19CME Weeks in Last Year: How many weeks in the past 12 months were you in one of these episodes? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

933 HMA13_M19DMost Recent ME Age: How old were you the last time you had one of these episodes? [Enter Age] Num 8

934 HMA14_M54_CHKPT HMA14_M54 Checkpoint: Routing Checkpoint Num AD_T116F 8

1 = HSC1_SC20 = 12 = HSC2_SC20a = 16 = HSC12_SC26 = 17 = HSC13_SC26a = 18 = HSC14_SC26b = 19 =All others

935 HPD1COUNTERHPD1a Thru HPD1p Counter: HPD1a_PD1a through HPD1p_PD1p YES response counter Num 8

936 HPD1A_PD1A PA Heart Racing: [Preamble...] Did your heart pound or race? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


937 HPD1B_PD1B PA Short of Breath: ([Preamble...]) Were you short of breath? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





938 HPD1C_PD1CPA Nausea: ([Preamble...]) Did you have nausea or discomfort in your stomach? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


939 HPD1D_PD1D PA Dizzy/Faint: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel dizzy or faint? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


940 HPD1E_PD1E PA Sweating: ([Preamble...]) Did you sweat? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


941 HPD1F_PD1F PA Tremble or Shake: ([Preamble...]) Did you tremble or shake? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


942 HPD1G_PD1G PA Dry Mouth: ([Preamble...]) Did you have a dry mouth? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


943 HPD1H_PD1H PA Choking: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel like you were choking? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


944 HPD1I_PD1IPA Chest Discomfort: ([Preamble...]) Did you have pain or discomfort in your chest? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


945 HPD1J_PD1JPA Fear Control Loss: ([Preamble...]) Were you afraid that you might lose control of yourself or go crazy? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


946 HPD1K_PD1KPA Feel Unreal: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel that you were 'not really there', like you were watching a movie of yourself? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


947 HPD1L_PD1LPA Feel Dream: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel that things around you were unreal or like a dream? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





948 HPD1M_PD1MPA Fear Passing Out: ([Preamble...]) Were you afraid that you might pass out? Num AD_T5F 8


949 HPD1M_PD1M_CHKPTHPD1m_PD1m_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HPD1m_PD1m to count number of YES responses in HPD1a - HPD1m Num AD_T117F 8

1 =Zero Yes responses in HPD1a_PD1a thru HPD1m_PD1m2 =All others

950 HPD1N_PD1N PA Fear Death: ([Preamble...]) Were you afraid that you might die? Num AD_T5F 8


951 HPD1N_PD1N_CHKPTHPD1n_PD1n_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HPD1n_PD1n to count number of YES responses in HPD1a - HPD1n Num AD_T118F 8

1 =Zero to one Yes responses in HPD1a_PD1a thru HPD1n_PD1n2 =All others

952 HPD1O_PD1O PA Flushes/Chills: ([Preamble...]) Did you have hot flushes or chills? Num AD_T5F 81 =Yes5 =No

953 HPD1O_PD1O_CHKPTHPD1o_PD1o_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HPD1o_PD1o to count number of YES responses in HPD1a - HPD1o Num AD_T119F 8

1 =Zero to two Yes responses in HPD1a_PD1a thru HPD1o_PD1o2 =All others

954 HPD1P_PD1PPA Numbness: ([Preamble...]) Did you have numbness or tingling sensations? Num AD_T5F 8


955 HPD2_PD3

PA 10min Symptom Peak: During your attacks how quickly did your problems [key phrases] reach their peak? Right away, w/i 5 minutes of the attack, b/w 5 and 10 minutes after the attack began, or longer than 10 minutes after the attacks began? Num AD_T120F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Right away2 =Within five minutes3 =Between five and ten minutes4 =Longer than ten minutes

956 HPD3_PD4

PA Total Number in Life: About how many of these sudden attacks have you had in your entire lifetime ? [ENTER number of attacks] [If R reports more than 900, ENTER 900] [If R reports 'More than I can remember', ENTER 995] Num 8

957 HPD4_PD17Ever Out of the Blue PA: [Preamble...] Did you ever have an attack that occurred unexpectedly 'out of the blue?' Num AD_T5F 8


958 HPD4A_PD17A

Number Out of the Blue PA: About how many attacks in your lifetime occurred unexpectedly 'out of the blue?' [ENTER number of attacks] [If R reports more than 900, ENTER 900] [If R reports 'More than I can remember', ENTER 995] Num 8

959 HPD4A_PD17A_CHKPTHPD4a_PD17a_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HPD4a_PD17a to check number of attacks in HPD4a_HPD17a Num AD_T121F 8

1 =HPD4a_PD17a Less than 32 =All others




960 HPD5_PD9First PA Recall Age: Can you remember your exact age the very first time you had one of these attacks? Num AD_T5F 8


961 HPD5A_PD9A First PA Recall Age: If necessary] How old were you? [Enter Age] Num 8

962 HPD5B_PD9B1First PA Approx Age: About how old were you? [Enter Age] [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] Num 8

963 HPD5C_PD9B2 First PA Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num AD_T5F 8


964 HPD5D_PD9B3 First PA Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num AD_T5F 8


965 HPD6_PD22

OT Blue PA Interfere Life: How much did these unexpected 'out of the blue' attacks or worry about having another attack ever interfere with work, your social life, or personal relationships-not at all, a little, some, a lot or extremely? Num AD_T111F 8


966 HPD7_PD10PA in Last Year: Did you have one of these attacks at any time in the past 12 months? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

967 HPD7B_PD10BPA Weeks in Last Year: How many weeks in the past 12 months did you have at least one attack? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

968 HPD7C_PD10DMost Recent PA Age: How old were you the last time you had one of these attacks? [Enter Age] Num 8

969 HPD8A_PD13A

Post PA Fear Repeat: After having one of these attacks, did you ever have any of the following experiences: A month or more when you often worried that you might have another attack? Num AD_T5F 8


970 HPD8B_PD13B

Post PA Fear Consequences: After having one of these attacks, did you ever experience: A month or more when you worried that something terrible might happen because of the attacks (car accident, heart attack, lose control)? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

971 HPD8C_PD13C

Post PA Affect Everyday: (After having one of these attacks, did you ever have any of the following experiences:) A month or more when you changed your everyday activities because of the attacks? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

972 HPD8D_PD13D

Post PA Avoid Situations: (After having one of these attacks, did you ever have any of the following experiences:) A month or more when you avoided certain situations because of fear about having another attack? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

973 HPD9_PD66_CHKPT HPD9_PD66_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HPD9_PD66 Num AD_T122F 8

4 = HSC12_SC26 = 15 = HSC13_SC26a = 16 = HSC14_SC26b = 17 =All others




974 HGA1_G1_INTRO

HGA1_G1 Intro: Earlier you mentioned having a time in your life when you were [worried/nervous/anxious]. The next questions are about that time. [ENTER [1] to continue] Num AD_T1F 8


975 HGA1_G1__S_1

Causes of Anxiety, Response 1: Looking at page 28 in your booklet, what sorts of things were you [worried/nervous/anxious] about during that time? [Probe Up to 2 Examples] Num AD_T123F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




976 HGA1_G1__S_2


1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




977 HGA1_G1__S_3


2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




978 HGA1_G1__S_4


1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




979 HGA1_G1__S_5


1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution




980 HGA1_G1__S_6


1 =Everything3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




981 HGA1_G1__S_7


1 =Everything4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




982 HGA1_G1__S_8


5 =Social life6 =Love life8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

983 HGA1_G1__S_9


6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




984 HGA1_G1__S_10


8 =Relationships with family10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

985 HGA1_G1__S_11


11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




986 HGA1_G1__S_12


14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

987 HGA1_G1__S_13


15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

988 HGA1_G1__S_14


9 =Physical appearance16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




989 HGA1_G1__S_15


16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention24 =Crime / Violence26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

990 HGA1_G1__S_16


14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

991 HGA1_G1__S_17


15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

992 HGA1_G1__S_18


20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)28 =War / Revolution

993 HGA1_G1__S_19


21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)

994 HGA1_G1__S_20


22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention28 =War / Revolution

995 HGA1_G1__S_21


25 =The economy29 =Other societal problems (specify)




996 HGA1A_G1

Post-codes for Other Personal Problems (if HGA1 series item equals 13) [USE ONLY IN CONJUCTION WITH HGA1_G1__S_1-HGA1_G1__S_29] Num AD_T123F 3

31 =Other: Housing/moving61 =Other: Everything63 =Other: Finances64 =Other: Success at school or work70 =Other: Physical health73 =Other: All other personal problems74 =Other: Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town76 =Other: Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)79 =Other: Being away from home or apart from loved ones80 =Other: The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention84 =Other: Crime / Violence

997 HGA1B_G1

Post-codes for Other Network Problems (if HGA1 series item equals 23) [USE ONLY IN CONJUCTION WITH HGA1_G1__S_1-HGA1_G1__S_29]: Please specify Num AD_T123F 3

31 =Other: Housing/moving63 =Other: Finances76 =Other: Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)79 =Other: Being away from home or apart from loved ones80 =Other: The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention84 =Other: Crime / Violence

998 HGA1C_G1

Post-codes for Other Society Problems (if HGA1 series item equals 29) [USE ONLY IN CONJUCTION WITH HGA1_G1__S_1-HGA1_G1__S_29]: Please specify Num AD_T123F 3

31 =Other: Housing/moving61 =Other: Everything62 =Other: Nothing in particular63 =Other: Finances68 =Other: Relationships with family70 =Other: Physical health73 =Other: All other personal problems74 =Other: Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town79 =Other: Being away from home or apart from loved ones80 =Other: The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention84 =Other: Crime / Violence85 =Other: The economy89 =Other: All other societal problems

999 HGA2_G3

GAD Ever Excessive Worry: Do you think your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] was ever excessive or unreasonable or a lot stronger than it should have been? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





1000 HGA3_G4

GAD Control Worry Freq: How often did you find it difficult to control your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] -- often, sometimes, rarely, or never? Num AD_T124F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Often2 =Sometimes3 =Rarely4 =Never

1001 HGA4_G4A

GAD All Consuming Freq: How often were you so nervous or worried that you could not think about anything else, no matter how hard you tried -- often, sometimes, rarely, or never? Num AD_T124F 8

.D =Don't know


1002 HGA5A_G5

GAD Longest Period: What is the longest period of months or years in a row you ever had when you were [worried/nervous/anxious] most days ? [If vol 'whole life' or 'as long as I can remember,' CODE '995 years'] [ENTER length of period] Num 8

1003 HGA5B_G5 GAD Longest Period Unit: ENTER unit of time period] Num AD_T34F 8


1004 HGA5C_G5GAD Longest Period 6 Months: Did you ever have a period of time that lasted six months or longer? Num AD_T5F 8


1005 HGA5D_G5GAD Longest Period 1 Month: Did you ever have a period of time that lasted one month or longer? Num AD_T5F 8


1006 HGA6_G6_CHKPT HGA6_G6_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HGA6_G6 Num AD_T125F 8

1 =HGA5a-b Coded Less than 1 Month2 =HGA5a-b Coded 1 To 5 Months3 =All others

1007 HGA7A_G9A

GAD Restless/On Edge: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often feel restless, keyed up, or on edge? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1008 HGA7B_G9B

GAD Tired Easily: [Preamble:] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often get tired easily? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1009 HGA7C_G9C

GAD Irritable: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Were you often more irritable than usual? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





1010 HGA7D_G9D

GAD Trouble Concentrating: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often have difficulty concentrating or keeping your mind on what you were doing? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1011 HGA7E_G9E

GAD Muscles Problems: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often have tense, sore, or aching muscles? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1012 HGA7F_G9F

GAD Trouble Sleeping: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often have trouble falling or staying asleep? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1013 HGA7COUNTER HGA7 Series Counter: Counter for HGA7 series YES responses Num 8

1014 HGA8A_G12_CHKPT HGA8a_G12_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HGA8a_G12 Num AD_T126F 81 =Two or more YES responses in HGA7 Series2 =All others

1015 HGA9_G15

GAD Emotional Distress: How much emotional distress did you ever experience because of your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] - no distress, mild distress, moderate distress, severe distress, or very severe distress? Num AD_T127F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =No2 =Mild3 =Moderate4 =Severe5 =Very severe

1016 HGA10_G17

GAD Interfered with Life: How much did your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] ever interfere with either your work, your social life, or your personal relationships - not at all, a little, some, a lot, or extremely? Num AD_T111F 8


1017 HGA10B_G17B_CHKPT HGA10b_G17b_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HGA10b_G17b Num AD_T128F 81 = HGA12_G15 = 3, 4, 5 or HGA13_G17 = 3, 4, 52 =All others

1018 HGA11_G26

First GAD Recall Age: Think of the very first time in your life you had an episode lasting [one month/six months] or longer when you were [worried/nervous/anxious] most days and also had [other problems]. Can you remember your exact age? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1019 HGA11A_G26A First GAD Exact Age: (If nec:] How old were you?])] [Enter Age] Num 8

1020 HGA11B_G26B1

1st GAD Approx Age: About old were you the first time (you had any of these problems)? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8

1021 HGA11C_G26B2 First GAD Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





1022 HGA11D_G26B3 First GAD Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1023 HGA12_G27

1 Month+ GAD in Last Year: Did you have an episode of being [worried/nervous/anxious] lasting at least one month or longer, in the past 12 months? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1024 HGA12B_G27BGAD Months in Past Year: How many months in the past 12 months were you in an episode of this sort? Num 8

1025 HGA12C_G27CMost Recent GAD Age: How old were you the last time you had one of these episodes? [Enter Age] Num 8

1026 HIE1_IED1_CHKPT HIE1_IED1_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HIE1_IED1 Num AD_T129F 8

1 = HSC3_SC20_1 = 12 = HSC4_SC20_2 = 13 = HSC5_SC20_3 = 14 =All others

1027 HIE1_IED2_CHKPT HIE1_IED2_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HIE1_IED2 Num AD_T130F 8

1 = HSC4_SC20_2 = 12 = HSC5_SC20_3 = 13 =All others

1028 HIE1_IED3

Number of Attacks: [Preamble...] Approximately how many times in your life have you had an attack of this sort, when you lost control and [hit/hurt someone (or threatened to) or broke/smashed something of value]? Num 8

1029 HIE2_IED4_CHKPT HIE2_IED4_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HIE2_IED4 Num AD_T131F 81 = HIE1_IED3 = 0 - 22 =All others

1030 HIE2_IED5AA Attack No Reason: Did these anger attacks sometimes occur without a good reason? Num AD_T5F 8


1031 HIE3_IED5AAA Most Unaffected: Did the attacks sometimes occur in situations where most people would not have had an anger attack? Num AD_T5F 8


1032 HIE3A_IED5B

AA More Angry than Most: During those attacks, did you sometimes get a lot more angry than most people would have been in the same situation? Num AD_T5F 8


1033 HIE4_IED6

AA Couldn't Resist: Did you have times before these attacks when you felt such a strong impulse to let loose or blow-up that you couldn't resist it no matter how hard you tried? Num AD_T5F 8


1034 HIE5_IED9

AA Usually Alcohol or Drugs: Some people only have anger attacks when they drink alcohol or use drugs. Did your anger attacks usually occur when you had been drinking or using drugs? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1035 HIE5A_IED9AAA No Alcohol or Drugs: Did you ever have anger attacks when you had not been drinking or using drugs? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




1036 HIE6_IED10

AA Physical Cause Ever: Anger attacks can sometimes be caused by physcial illnesses such as epilepsy or head injury or by the use of medications. Were your anger attacks ever caused by physical illness or the use of medications? Num AD_T5F 8


1037 HIE6A_IED10BAA Physcial Cause Always: Did you ever have anger attacks that were not caused by physical causes or by the use of medications? Num AD_T5F 8


1038 HIE7_IED11

AA Usually Depressed: Some people only have anger attacks when they are sad or depressed. Did your anger attacks usually occur during periods of time when you were sad or depressed? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1039 HIE7A_IED11AAA Not Depressed: Did you ever have anger attacks at times you were not sad or depressed? Num AD_T5F 8


1040 HIE8_IED18

First AA Recall Age: Think of the very first time in your life you had an anger attack. Can you remember your exact age when that attack occurred? Num AD_T5F 8


1041 HIE8A_IED18A First AA Exact Age: (If nec:] How old were you?])] [Enter Age] Num 8

1042 HIE8B_IED18B1First AA Approx Age: About how old were you? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8

1043 HIE8C_IED18B2 First AA Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num AD_T5F 8


1044 HIE8D_IED18B3 First AA Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num AD_T5F 8


1045 HIE9_IED22

Most Recent AA: How recently did you have an anger attack -- in the past month, two to six months ago, seven to twelve months ago, or more than twelve months ago? Num AD_T132F 8

1 =In the past month2 =2-6 months ago3 =7-12 months ago4 =More than 12 months ago

1046 HIE9A_IED22AMost Recent AA Age: How old were you the last time you had an anger attack? [Enter Age] Num 8

1047 HIE10_IED23

AA Weeks in Past Year: About how many weeks in the past twelve months did you have at least one of these attacks? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

1048 HIE11_IED24

Number AA Past Year: And how many attacks in total did you have during the past twelve months? [Responses greater than 997, CODE 997] [ENTER number of attacks] Num 8

1049 HCV_INTRO

HCV Introduction: The next few questions you can do yourself. You can listen to the questions with a headset, or read them on the screen. [Hook up headset & give instructions for listening to the questions & entering responses on the computer] Num AD_T1F 8


1050 HCV1_PT13

Beaten As Child: In the next part of the interview, we ask about very stressful events that might have happened in your life. First, as a child, were you ever badly beaten up by your parents or the people who raised you? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know





1051 HCV2_PT14Beaten By Spouse: Were you ever badly beaten up by a spouse or romantic partner? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1052 HCV3_PT15Beaten By Other Person: Were you ever badly beaten up by anyone else? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1053 HCV4_PT16Mugged: Were you ever mugged, held up, or threatened with a weapon? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1054 HCV5_PT17Raped: [Preamble...] We define [rape] as ...[see question text for details]. Did this ever happen to you? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1055 HCV6_PT18

Sexually Assaulted: Other than rape, were you ever sexually assaulted, where someone touched you inappropriately, or when you did not want them to? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1056 HCV7_PT20

Unexpected Family Death: Did someone very close to you ever die unexpectedly; for example, they were killed in an accident, murdered, committed suicide, or had a fatal heart attack at a young age? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1057 HCV8_PT22

Loved One Trauma Experience: Did anyone very close to you ever have an extremely traumatic experience, like being kidnapped, tortured or raped? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1058 HCV9_PT22_1Child Witness to Fights: When you were a child, did you ever witness serious physical fights at home, like a father beating up a mother? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1059 HCV10_PT23See Death or Dead Body: Did you ever see someone being badly injured or killed, or unexpectedly see a dead body? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1060 HCV11_PT27

Any Other Trauma Experience: Did you ever experience any other extremely traumatic or life-threatening event that I haven't asked about yet? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know





1061 HCV12_PT55A

HCV12 - Post-codes for Other Traumatic Event (if HCV11_PT55 is 'yes'): Briefly, what was the one worst event that you have not told me about? [Please type a brief description of this event into the computer] Num CV12F 3

1 =Illness or injury (e.g. car accident, life threatening illness)2 =Death or illness of a loved one (e.g. parent with life-threatening illness)3 =Family problems4 =Attempted Murder (e.g. someone tried to kill respondent)5 =Non-physical abuse6 =Other problems (e.g. disaster, Sept. 11th, drug use, legal problems)7 =Missing/Not enough information8 =None/No other traumatic or life threatening experience9 =Refused61 =Physical abuse by parent or caregiver as a child62 =Physical abuse by spouse or partner63 =Physical abuse by someone else64 =Mugged, held up, or threatened with a weapon65 =Rape66 =Sexual assault67 =Unexpected death of a loved one (e.g. friend murdered or committed suicide)68 =Loved one experienced a traumatic experience (e.g. friend was raped)69 =Witnessed violence at home as a child (e.g. father beating up mother)70 =Witnessed someone being badly injured or killed or unexpectedly saw a dead

1062 HCV12_PT55A_2HCV12_2 - Alternative Post-codes for Other Traumatic Event (if HCV11_PT55 is 'yes') Num CV12F 3

1 =Illness or injury (e.g. car accident, life threatening illness)2 =Death or illness of a loved one (e.g. parent with life-threatening illness)4 =Attempted Murder (e.g. someone tried to kill respondent)5 =Non-physical abuse6 =Other problems (e.g. disaster, Sept. 11th, drug use, legal problems)63 =Physical abuse by someone else64 =Mugged, held up, or threatened with a weapon66 =Sexual assault67 =Unexpected death of a loved one (e.g. friend murdered or committed suicide)68 =Loved one experienced a traumatic experience (e.g. friend was raped)69 =Witnessed violence at home as a child (e.g. father beating up mother)70 =Witnessed someone being badly injured or killed or unexpectedly saw a dead

1063 HCV1_11COUNTERHCV1 Thru HCV11 Counter: HCV1 through HCV11 YES response counter Num 8




1064 HCV13_PT61_CHKPT HCV13_PT61_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HCV13_PT61 Num AD_T134F 8

1 =Only 1 YES response2 =2 or 3 YES responses3 =Four or more YES responses4 =All others

1065 HCV13_PT62

Post TE Problems: [Preamble...] Did you have any of these reactions after [this experience/any of these experiences/any of the traumatic experiences you have gone through]? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1066 HCV14_CHKPT HCV14_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HCV14 Num AD_T135F 81 = HCV13_PT61_Chkpt = 12 =All others

1067 HCV14_PT64

Worst TE Description: Which [traumatic experience] caused you the largest number of problems like upsetting memories or dreams, feeling emotionally distant, trouble sleeping or concentrating, or feeling jumpy or easily startled? Num AD_T136F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Beaten up as a child by caregiver2 =Beaten up by spouse or romantic partner3 =Beaten up by someone else4 =Mugged or threatened with a weapon5 =Raped6 =Sexually Assaulted7 =Unexpected death of a loved one8 =Traumatic event to loved one9 =Witnessed serious physical fights at home10 =Witnessed death or dead body or saw someone seriously hurt11 =Any other traumatic or life-threatening event

1068 HCV14AMost Recent TE Description: Which one of these very upsetting events happened most recently ? Num AD_T136F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal7 =Unexpected death of a loved one11 =Any other traumatic or life-threatening event

1069 HCV14B_PT64AWorst TE Age: How old were you when [most upsetting/recent]? [Enter Age] Num 8

1070 HCV14CWorst TE Age: Please enter an age less than or equal to your current age. [Enter Age] Num 8

1071 HCV15_PT269Worst TE Description: [Preamble...] During that month, did you lose interest in doing things you used to enjoy? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1072 HCV16_PT270

Worst TE React Distant: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel emotionally distant or cut off from other people? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1073 HCV17_PT271

Worst TE React Love: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have trouble feeling normal feelings like love, happiness, or warmth toward other people? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know





1074 HCV18_PT272

Worst TE React Future: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel you had no reason to plan for the future because you thought it would be cut short? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1075 HCV19_PT273

Worst TE React Sleep: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have any trouble falling or staying asleep? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1076 HCV20_PT274

Worst TE React Startled: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, were you more jumpy or more easily startled by ordinary noises? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1077 HCV21_PT275

Worst TE React Avoid: During the month when your reactions were the most frequent and intense, did you purposely stay away from places, people or activities that reminded you of [key phrase from the selected traumatic event]? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1078 HCV22_PT261TE React Past Year: [Preamble...] Did you have any reactions of this sort at any time in the past 12 months? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1079 HCV23_PT263

TE React Weeks Past Year: About how many weeks altogether in the past 12 months did you have any of these reactions? (You can use any number between 0 and 52.) [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

1080 HCV23_PT264_CHKPT HCV23_PT264_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint HCV23_PT264 Num AD_T137F 81 =Zero to three weeks in HCV22_PT2632 =All others

1081 HCV24_PT269

TE React Interest Past Year: Please think of the 30-day period in the past 12 months when your reactions...were most frequent and intense. During that month, did you lose interest in doing things you used to enjoy? Num AD_T133F 8


1082 HCV25_PT270

TE React Distant Past Year: During that 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel emotionally distant or cut off from other people? Num AD_T133F 8


1083 HCV26_PT271

TE React Love Past Year: During that 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have trouble feeling normal feelings like love, happiness, or warmth toward other people? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1084 HCV27_PT272

TE React Future Past Year: During that 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel you had no reason to plan for the future because you thought it would be cut short? Num AD_T133F 8


1085 HCV28_PT273

TE React Sleep Past Year: During that 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have any trouble falling or staying asleep? Num AD_T133F 8





1086 HCV29_PT274

TE React Startled Past Year: During that 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, were you more jumpy or more easily startled by ordinary noises? Num AD_T133F 8


1087 HCV30_PT275

Worst TE React Avoid: During that 30-day period (past 12 months), when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you purposely stay away from places, people or activities that reminded you of any traumatic event that ever happened? Num AD_T133F 8


1088 HCV31

HH Member Robbed: Please tell me if any of the following things has happened to you or to anyone who has lived with you in the past 6 months: Was anyone's purse, wallet, or jewelry snatched from them? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1089 HCV31A

HH Member Robbed Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the purse, wallet, or jewelry snatching? Num AD_T133F 8


1090 HCV32HH Member Threatened: During the past 6 months, were you or anyone who has lived with you threatened with a knife or gun? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1091 HCV32A

HH Member Threatened Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with this threat with a knife or gun? Num AD_T133F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1092 HCV33HH Member Assaulted: During the past 6 months, were you or anyone who has lived with you beaten up or assaulted? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1093 HCV33A

HH Member Assaulted Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the assault? Num AD_T133F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1094 HCV34HH Member Stabbed/Shot: During the past 6 months, were you or anyone who has lived with you stabbed or shot? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1095 HCV34A

HH Member Stabbed/Shot Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the stabbing or shooting? Num AD_T133F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1096 HCV35Had Home Broken Into: During the past 6 months, did anyone try to break into your home? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1097 HCV35A

HH Member Break-In Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the attempted break in? Num AD_T133F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




1098 HSU1_U1Ever Smoked a Cigarette: Now, I would like to ask you about smoking habits. Have you ever smoked a cigarette? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1099 HSU2_U2Cigarette Past 30 Days: During the past 30 days, on how many days did you smoke a cigarette? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

1100 HSU3_U3

Cigs Per Day Past 30: When you smoked a cigarette during the past 30 days, how many cigarettes did you usually smoke each day? [ENTER number of cigarettes] Num 8

1101 HSU4_U4

Ever Drank Alcohol: [Preamble...] Have you ever had a drink of alcoholic beverage? By a drink we mean a can or bottle of beer, a glass of wine, a mixed drink, or a shot of liquor. Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1102 HSU5_U5

Alcohol Past 30 Days: During the past 30 days, on how many days did you have one or more drinks of an alcoholic beverage? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

1103 HSU9_U9Ever Used Marijuana: Have you ever used marijuana - that is grass or pot - in your lifetime? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1104 HSU10_U10Marijuana Days Past 30: On how many days have you used marijuana in the last 30 days? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

1105 HSU11_U11

Marijuana At School/Work: In the last 30 days, how many times have you used marijuana right before or during school or work hours? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

1106 HSU12_U12

Ever Used Hard Drugs: Excluding marijuana and alcohol, have you ever used any other drugs like cocaine or crack or heroin, or any other substance not prescribed for you by a doctor, in order to get high or to achieve an altered state? Num AD_T133F 8

.D =Don't know


1107 HSU13_U13

Hard Drugs Past Year: During the past 12 months, about how many times have you used any of these drugs or other substances? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

1108 HSU14Sold or Helped Sell Hard Drugs: Have you ever sold or helped sell marijuana, hashish or other drugs such as heroin, cocaine, or LSD? Num AD_T133F 8


1109 HSU20

Drug Use Out of Control: [Preamble...] In the last month, how often did you think your use of [drugs/alcohol] was out of control: never/almost never, sometimes, often, or always/nearly always? Num AD_T138F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Never / Almost never1 =Sometimes2 =Often3 =Always / Nearly always




1110 HSU21Missed Fix Caused Worry: In the last month, how often did the prospect of missing a [drink/fix] make you anxious or worried? Num AD_T138F 8

.D =Don't know


1111 HSU22Worry About Drug Use: In the last month, how often did you worry about your use of [alcohol/marijuana/other drugs]? Num AD_T138F 8

.D =Don't know


1112 HSU24Wish Could Stop Drug Use: In the last month, how often did you wish you could stop? Num AD_T138F 8

.D =Don't know


1113 HSU25

Couldn't Stop Drug Use: In the last month, how difficult did you find it to stop or go without [alcohol/marijuana/other drugs] - not difficult, quite difficult, very difficult, or impossible? Num AD_T139F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Not difficult1 =Quite difficult2 =Very difficult3 =Impossible

1114 HSU_EXIT

HSU Exit: This audio portion of the interview is complete. Please return the headset and computer to the interviewer.] [ENTER [1] to continue] Num AD_T1F 8 1 =Continue

1115 HSR1

Recv'd Professional Counseling: In the past 12 months have you received any sort of professional counseling or therapy for problems with your emotions, nerves, mental health, or use of alcohol or drugs? Num AD_T5F 8


1116 HSR1A__S_1Type of Professional Counseling, Response 1: What kind of professional did you see? [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T140F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Psychiatrist2 =Psychologist3 =Social worker4 =Mental health counselor5 =Psychotherapist6 =Marriage or family counselor7 =Drug or alcohol counselor8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)13 =Any other kind of professional





1 =Psychiatrist2 =Psychologist3 =Social worker4 =Mental health counselor5 =Psychotherapist6 =Marriage or family counselor7 =Drug or alcohol counselor8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)12 =Healer (e.g. herbalist, chiropractor, spiritualist)13 =Any other kind of professional


1 =Psychiatrist2 =Psychologist3 =Social worker4 =Mental health counselor5 =Psychotherapist6 =Marriage or family counselor7 =Drug or alcohol counselor8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)13 =Any other kind of professional


3 =Social worker4 =Mental health counselor5 =Psychotherapist6 =Marriage or family counselor7 =Drug or alcohol counselor8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)13 =Any other kind of professional





1 =Psychiatrist3 =Social worker5 =Psychotherapist6 =Marriage or family counselor8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)13 =Any other kind of professional


2 =Psychologist6 =Marriage or family counselor7 =Drug or alcohol counselor8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)


7 =Drug or alcohol counselor8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)12 =Healer (e.g. herbalist, chiropractor, spiritualist)


8 =Primary care doctor (e.g. internist, family doctor, general practitioner)9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)


9 =Other medical doctor (e.g. cardiologist, gynecologist)10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)


10 =Other health care provider (e.g. nurse, occupational therapist)11 =Religious counselor (e.g. minister, priest, rabbi)12 =Healer (e.g. herbalist, chiropractor, spiritualist)

1126 HSR2

Psychological Counseling Sessions: How many sessions of psychological counseling or therapy have you received in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of sessions] Num 8




1127 HSR5

Take Rx in Past 12 Months: In the past 12 months have you taken a prescription medicine for problems with your emotions, nerves, mental health, or use of alcohol or drugs? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1128 HSR7

Need to See Prof Due to Probs: Was there a time in the past 12 months when you felt that you might need to see a professional because of problems with your emotions, nerves, mental health, or your use of alcohol or drugs? Num AD_T5F 8


1129 PERSONNUM_A_1 Person ID: Person Number of Individual going through Loop Num 8

1130 HHO2_A_1M in School: [First/Next], I want to ask about [First Name]. Is [he/she] in school now? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1131 HHO3_A_1M HS Degree/GED: Has [he/she] graduated from high school, or does [he/she] have a GED? Num AD_T141F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =GED2 =High school3 =Neither

1132 HHO4_A_1M Had or In College: Has [he/she] ever attended college, or does [he/she] attend college now? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1133 HHO5_A_1 M Work P-T or F-T: Is [he/she] now working full-time or part-time? Num AD_T68F 8

.D =Don't know


1134 HHO6_A_1 M Marital Status: What is [his/her] marital status? Num AD_T142F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Single2 =Married3 =Divorced4 =Widowed

1135 HHO7_A_1 M Num Kids: How many biological children does [he/she] have? Num AD_T143F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =None1 =One2 =Two3 =Three or more

1136 HHO8_A_1 Birth Year of Child: In what year was [his/her] first child born? Num 8

1137 HHO9A_A_1

M ADL Prob: Does [he/she] have a physical health problem that keeps [him/her] from doing normal activities like walking, getting dressed, housework, or working? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





1138 HHO9B_A_1

M Phys Health Prob: Does [he/she] have any chronic physical health problem like cancer, a heart problem or any other serious health problem? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1139 HHO9C_A_1M Substance Use Prob: (Does [he/she] have...) An alcohol or drug problem? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1140 HHO9D_A_1M Mental Hlth Prob: (Does [he/she] have...) Depression or other serious chronic mental health problem? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1141 HHO10A_A_1M Spent Time in Jail/Prison: Has [he/she] (ever) spent any time in jail or prison? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1142 HHO10B_A_1

Length of Time in Jail/Prison: Do you know approximately how long [he/she] spent in jail or prison -- less than 3 months, 4 to 6 months, 7 months to one year, more than one year but less than two years, or two years or more? Num AD_T144F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than 3 months2 =4 to 6 months3 =7 months to 1 year4 =More than 1 year / less than 2 years5 =2 or more years

1143 HHO10C_A_1Last Time M in Jail/Prison: When was the last time [he/she] was in jail or prison? [Read response options if necessary] Num AD_T145F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =In jail or prison now2 =Within the past year3 =2 to 5 years ago4 =More than 5 years ago



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know






.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



1152 HHO9A_A_2


.D =Don't know


1153 HHO9B_A_2


.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know





1157 HHO10B_A_2


.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know




.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know




Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes1166 HHO8_A_3 Birth Year of Child: In what year was [his/her] first child born? Num 8

1167 HHO9A_A_3


.D =Don't know


1168 HHO9B_A_3


.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know


1172 HHO10B_A_3


.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know




.D =Don't know






.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know0 =None1 =One2 =Two3 =Three or more


1182 HHO9A_A_4


.D =Don't know


1183 HHO9B_A_4


.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know






.D =Don't know


1187 HHO10B_A_4


1 =Less than 3 months2 =4 to 6 months3 =7 months to 1 year4 =More than 1 year / less than 2 years5 =2 or more years


.D =Don't know1 =In jail or prison now2 =Within the past year3 =2 to 5 years ago4 =More than 5 years ago



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know






.D =Don't know0 =None1 =One2 =Two3 =Three or more


1197 HHO9A_A_5


.D =Don't know


1198 HHO9B_A_5


.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know



.D =Don't know


1202 HHO10B_A_5


.D =Don't know1 =Less than 3 months2 =4 to 6 months3 =7 months to 1 year4 =More than 1 year / less than 2 years5 =2 or more years


2 =Within the past year3 =2 to 5 years ago4 =More than 5 years ago



1 =Yes5 =No


1 =GED2 =High school3 =Neither





1 =Yes5 =No


1 =Full-Time2 =Part-Time3 =Not working


1 =Single2 =Married4 =Widowed


0 =None1 =One2 =Two3 =Three or more


1212 HHO9A_A_6


1 =Yes5 =No

1213 HHO9B_A_6


1 =Yes5 =No

1214 HHO9C_A_6M Substance Use Prob: (Does [he/she] have...) An alcohol or drug problem? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No





1217 HHO10B_A_6


2 =4 to 6 months4 =More than 1 year / less than 2 years

1218 HHO10C_A_6Last Time M in Jail/Prison: When was the last time [he/she] was in jail or prison? [Read response options if necessary] Num AD_T145F 8 2 =Within the past year



1 =Yes5 =No


.D =Don't know1 =GED2 =High school3 =Neither







.D =Don't know1 =Full-Time3 =Not working

1224 HHO6_A_7 M Marital Status: What is [his/her] marital status? Num AD_T142F 81 =Single2 =Married


0 =None1 =One2 =Two3 =Three or more


1227 HHO9A_A_7



1228 HHO9B_A_7






.D =Don't know5 =No



1232 HHO10B_A_7


4 =More than 1 year / less than 2 years5 =2 or more years


2 =Within the past year3 =2 to 5 years ago4 =More than 5 years ago



1 =Yes5 =No


2 =High school3 =Neither

1237 HHO4_A_8M Had or In College: Has [he/she] ever attended college, or does [he/she] attend college now? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No

1238 HHO5_A_8 M Work P-T or F-T: Is [he/she] now working full-time or part-time? Num AD_T68F 81 =Full-Time3 =Not working




1239 HHO6_A_8 M Marital Status: What is [his/her] marital status? Num AD_T142F 81 =Single3 =Divorced

1240 HHO7_A_8 M Num Kids: How many biological children does [he/she] have? Num AD_T143F 80 =None1 =One


1242 HHO9A_A_8


1 =Yes5 =No

1243 HHO9B_A_8


1 =Yes5 =No


1 =Yes5 =No


1 =Yes5 =No


1 =Yes5 =No

1247 HHO10B_A_8

Length of Time in Jail/Prison: Do you know approximately how long [he/she] spent in jail or prison -- less than 3 months, 4 to 6 months, 7 months to one year, more than one year but less than two years, or two years or more? Num AD_T144F 8 4 =More than 1 year / less than 2 years

1248 HHO10C_A_8Last Time M in Jail/Prison: When was the last time [he/she] was in jail or prison? [Read response options if necessary] Num AD_T145F 8 2 =Within the past year



1 =Yes5 =No

1251 HHO3_A_9M HS Degree/GED: Has [he/she] graduated from high school, or does [he/she] have a GED? Num AD_T141F 8 2 =High school

1252 HHO4_A_9M Had or In College: Has [he/she] ever attended college, or does [he/she] attend college now? Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

1253 HHO5_A_9 M Work P-T or F-T: Is [he/she] now working full-time or part-time? Num AD_T68F 81 =Full-Time2 =Part-Time


1255 HHO7_A_9 M Num Kids: How many biological children does [he/she] have? Num AD_T143F 81 =One2 =Two


1257 HHO9A_A_9

M ADL Prob: Does [he/she] have a physical health problem that keeps [him/her] from doing normal activities like walking, getting dressed, housework, or working? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No




1258 HHO9B_A_9

M Phys Health Prob: Does [he/she] have any chronic physical health problem like cancer, a heart problem or any other serious health problem? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No


1260 HHO9D_A_9M Mental Hlth Prob: (Does [he/she] have...) Depression or other serious chronic mental health problem? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No

1261 HHO10A_A_9M Spent Time in Jail/Prison: Has [he/she] (ever) spent any time in jail or prison? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No


1 =GED2 =High school3 =Neither


1 =Yes5 =No

1266 HHO5_A_10 M Work P-T or F-T: Is [he/she] now working full-time or part-time? Num AD_T68F 8 3 =Not working


1268 HHO7_A_10 M Num Kids: How many biological children does [he/she] have? Num AD_T143F 82 =Two3 =Three or more


1270 HHO9A_A_10


1271 HHO9B_A_10





1 =Yes5 =No

1275 HHO10B_A_10

Length of Time in Jail/Prison: Do you know approximately how long [he/she] spent in jail or prison -- less than 3 months, 4 to 6 months, 7 months to one year, more than one year but less than two years, or two years or more? Num AD_T144F 8 5 =2 or more years

1276 HHO10C_A_10Last Time M in Jail/Prison: When was the last time [he/she] was in jail or prison? [Read response options if necessary] Num AD_T145F 8 3 =2 to 5 years ago






1 =Yes5 =No

1279 HHO3_A_11M HS Degree/GED: Has [he/she] graduated from high school, or does [he/she] have a GED? Num AD_T141F 8 3 =Neither


1281 HHO5_A_11 M Work P-T or F-T: Is [he/she] now working full-time or part-time? Num AD_T68F 81 =Full-Time3 =Not working

1282 HHO6_A_11 M Marital Status: What is [his/her] marital status? Num AD_T142F 8 2 =Married

1283 HHO7_A_11 M Num Kids: How many biological children does [he/she] have? Num AD_T143F 8 3 =Three or more1284 HHO8_A_11 Birth Year of Child: In what year was [his/her] first child born? Num 8

1285 HHO9A_A_11


1286 HHO9B_A_11




1289 HHO10A_A_11M Spent Time in Jail/Prison: Has [he/she] (ever) spent any time in jail or prison? Num AD_T5F 8 5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No

1292 HHO3_A_12M HS Degree/GED: Has [he/she] graduated from high school, or does [he/she] have a GED? Num AD_T141F 8 3 =Neither


1294 HHO5_A_12 M Work P-T or F-T: Is [he/she] now working full-time or part-time? Num AD_T68F 8 3 =Not working

1295 HHO6_A_12 M Marital Status: What is [his/her] marital status? Num AD_T142F 8 1 =Single

1296 HHO7_A_12 M Num Kids: How many biological children does [he/she] have? Num AD_T143F 8 3 =Three or more1297 HHO8_A_12 Birth Year of Child: In what year was [his/her] first child born? Num 8

1298 HHO9A_A_12


1299 HHO9B_A_12







1302 HHO10A_A_12M Spent Time in Jail/Prison: Has [he/she] (ever) spent any time in jail or prison? Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

1303 HHO10B_A_12

Length of Time in Jail/Prison: Do you know approximately how long [he/she] spent in jail or prison -- less than 3 months, 4 to 6 months, 7 months to one year, more than one year but less than two years, or two years or more? Num AD_T144F 8 3 =7 months to 1 year

1304 HHO10C_A_12Last Time M in Jail/Prison: When was the last time [he/she] was in jail or prison? [Read response options if necessary] Num AD_T145F 8 4 =More than 5 years ago

1305 ELIGCHILDCOUNT Counter for Eligible Children: Counter for Eligible Children Num 81306 RANDCHSELNUM Random Child Selection Number: Random Child Selection Number Num 8

1307 RANDOMDONEFLAG Rand Ch Sel Num Done Flag: Rand Ch Sel Num Done Flag Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

1308 PERSONNUM_B_1Randomly Selected Child Person Number: Randomly Selected Child Person Number Num 8

1309 GENDER_B_1 Randomly Selected Child Gender: Randomly Selected Child Gender Num AD_T6F 81 =Male2 =Female

1310 CHILDAGE Randomly Selected Child Age: Randomly Selected Child Age Num 8

1311 HPY1

Child Overall Happiness: [Preamble...] Considering your child's life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are about [his/her] life, on the whole... very happy, pretty happy, or not too happy? Num AD_T19F 8

.D =Don't know


1312 HPY16

Y Problems in School: During the past two years, has anyone from [HPY child's name]'s school asked someone to come in and talk about problems [he/she] was having with school work or behavior? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1313 HPY17

Y Gifted/Advanced Work: During the past 2 years, has [HPY child's name] gone to a special class for gifted students or done advanced work in any subjects? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1314 HPY18A

Y Class for Learning Probs: During the past 2 years, has [HPY child's name] gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for learning problems? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1315 HPY18B

Y Class for Beh/Emot Probs: During the past 2 years, has [HPY child's name] gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for behavioral or emotional problems? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





1316 HPY19

Y Amount Special Services: How often has [HPY child's name] received any special services for [these problems] -- almost every day, once a week, once a month, a few times a year, or only once or twice in the past two years? Num AD_T146F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Almost every day (includes 3-5 days a week)2 =Once a week (includes 1-2 days a week)3 =Once a month (includes 1-3 times a month)4 =A few times a year (inlcudes 3-4 times a year)5 =Once or twice in the past 2 years

1317 HPY20

Parent School Satisfaction:[Preamble...] How satisfied are you with the education that [HPY child's name] has received up to now? Would you say very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, or not at all satisfied? Num AD_T147F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very satisfied2 =Somewhat satisfied3 =Not at all satisfied

1318 HPY21A

Y Gone to School Mtg: In the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you gone to a general meeting or school event at [HPY child's name]'s school, like a back-to-school night, parent/teacher organization meeting or sports event? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1319 HPY21B

Y Volunteer or Work in School: In the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you been a volunteer or worked at [HPY child's name]'s school, been on a school committee or club outside of school? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1320 HPY22

Y's Last Doctor Contact: About how long has it been since [child] last saw/talked to a doctor/other health care professional about [his/her] health: <=6 months, >6 months but not more than 1 year, >1 year but <3 years ago, >3 years ago, or never? Num AD_T148F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =6 months or less2 =More than 6 months, but not more than 1 year ago3 =More than 1 year, but not more than 3 years ago4 =More than 3 years5 =Never

1321 HPY22A

Y Obedient: [Preamble...] I will read a series of statements, and for each, please tell me if the statement is not true, somewhat true, or very true of [him/her]: [He/She] is generally obedient, usually does what adults request. Num AD_T149F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Not true2 =Somewhat true3 =Very true

1322 HPY22B Y Worries: [He/She] has many worries, often seems worried. Num AD_T149F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Not true2 =Somewhat true3 =Very true

1323 HPY22C Y Unhappy: [He/She] is often unhappy, depressed, or tearful. Num AD_T149F 8


1324 HPY22DY Gets Along: [He/She] gets along better with adults than with others [his/her] own age. Num AD_T149F 8





1325 HPY22EY Good Attention Span: [He/She] sees tasks through to the end, has a good attention span. Num AD_T149F 8


1326 HPY23

Y Difficulties: Do you think [child] has difficulties in one or more of the following areas: emotions, concentration, behavior, or being able to get along with other people? Would you say [he/she] has severe, definite, minor, or no difficulities? Num AD_T150F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes, severe difficulties2 =Yes, definite difficulties3 =Yes, minor difficulties5 =No

1327 HRL1

Married or in Relationship: [Premable...] Are you currently married, in a romantic relationship, or not currently in a relationship? [If married but separated, code as married.] Num AD_T151F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Currently married2 =In a romantic relationship4 =Divorced5 =Not currently in a relationship

1328 HRL2Length of Relationship: How long have you been married or in this relationship? Num AD_T152F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than a year2 =More than a year but less than 2 years3 =More than 2 years

1329 HRL3

Num of Relationships: About how many romantic relationships did you have in the past 12 months that lasted for at least one month? [ENTER number of relationships] Num 8

1330 HRL3A

Num Range of Relationships: I just need to have a range. Can you tell me if it was between one and five relationships, between six and ten relationships, between eleven and fifteen relationships, or more than fifteen relationships? Num AD_T153F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =1-5 relationships

1331 HRL4

Relationship Happiness: [Preablke...] All things considered, on a scale from 1 to 7, where 1 is 'completely unhappy' and 7 is 'completely happy', how happy are you with your current relationship? Num AD_T154F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Completely unhappy2 =Moderately unhappy3 =Slightly unhappy4 =Not happy or unhappy5 =Slightly happy6 =Moderately happy7 =Completely happy

1332 HRL6_CHKPT

HRL6 - Data Checkpoint: Data Checkpoint -- Random-selected Child from baseline HHL Currently in HH, Code 1 Currently NOT in HH, Code 2 Num 8

1333 HRL7

Child Questions Intro: [Preamble...] What you have done when [child] did something wrong...tell me whether you've done it: once, twice, 3-5 times, 6-10 times, 11-20 times, or >20 times in the past year (or not in past year but it happened before). Num AD_T1F 8 1 =Continue




1334 HRL7A

Parent Explain: When [HRL child's name] did something wrong or made you angry, how often did you... Explain why something was wrong? Num AD_T155F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Once / past year2 =Twice / past year3 =3-5 times / past year4 =6-10 times / past year5 =11-20 times / past year6 =More than 20 times / past year7 =Not in the past year, but it happened before8 =This has never happened

1335 HRL7B

Parent Sent Child to Room: (When [HRL child's name] did something wrong or made you angry, how often did you...) Send [HRL child's name] to [his/her] room, take away privileges or ground [him/her]? Num AD_T155F 8

.D =Don't know


1336 HRL7C

Parent Call Child Dumb: (When [HRL child's name] did something wrong or made you angry, how often did you...) Call [him/her] dumb or lazy or some other name like that, or threatened to hit [him/her], but did not actually do it? Num AD_T155F 8

.D =Don't know


1337 HRL7D

Parent Shouts: (When [HRL child's name] did something wrong or made you angry, how often did you...) Shout, yell, scream, swear or curse at your child? Num AD_T155F 8

.D =Don't know





1338 HRL7E

Parent Sent Child Away: (When [HRL child's name] did something wrong or made you angry, how often did you...) Say you would send [HRL child's name] away or kick [him/her] out of the house? Num AD_T155F 8

.D =Don't know


1339 HRL7FParent Spanks: (When [HRL child's name] did something wrong or made you angry, how often did you...) Spank or hit [him/her]? Num AD_T155F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Once / past year2 =Twice / past year3 =3-5 times / past year6 =More than 20 times / past year7 =Not in the past year, but it happened before8 =This has never happened

1340 HRL8Public Place w/o Adult: Is [HRL child's name] allowed to be in public places without adult supervision? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1341 HRL9

Child Home After School: In the last month when [HRL child's name] was in school, after school, has [he/she] always come directly to your home and stayed home until dinner time? [If R says child not in school, ask for last time enrolled.] Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1342 HRL10

Freq Child Home After Schl: In the last month when [he/she] was in school, how often has [he/she] come directly home from school and stayed until dinner time: almost every day, a few times a week, once a week, less than once a week, or never? Num AD_T156F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Almost every day2 =A few times a week3 =Once a week4 =Less than once a week5 =Never

1343 HRL11

Where Child at Night: Where is this child usually in the evenings? Is [he/she] usually supervised at home, home and not supervised, somewhere else and supervised, or somewhere else and not supervised? Num AD_T157F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Home, supervised2 =Home, unsupervised3 =Somewhere else, supervised4 =Somewhere else, unsupervised

1344 HRL12

Parent Talk About School: In the past week, have you and [HRL child's name] talked about things like [his/her] school work, grades or what [he/she] is doing at school? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





1345 HRL13

Parent Help w/ Homework: How often do you help [HRL child's name] with [his/her] homework? Would you say almost every day , about once a week , about once a month , less than once a month , or never ? Num AD_T158F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Almost every day2 =About once a week3 =About once a month4 =Less than once a month5 =Never

1346 HRL14

Parent Check Homework: How often do you check to make sure [HRL child's name] has completed [his/her] homework? (Would you say almost every day , about once a week , about once a month , less than once a month , or never?) Num AD_T158F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Almost every day2 =About once a week3 =About once a month4 =Less than once a month5 =Never

1347 HRL15

Who Rules if Child Out: Please tell me whether you make rules about how late [HRL child's name] can stay out at night, or does [he/she] decide for [himself/herself]? Num AD_T159F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Parent makes rules2 =Child decides for self3 =Child and parent decide jointly

1348 HRL16

Child Curfew School Night: Does [HRL child's name] have a curfew or set time to be home on school nights? [IF child is not currently in school, PROBE for last time child was enrolled in school] Num AD_T160F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No7 =(If vol) Not out on school nights

1349 HRL17Child Curfew Wknd Night: Does [he/she] have a curfew on weekend nights? Num AD_T161F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No7 =Not out on weekend nights

1350 HRL19

Parent Knows Close Friends: How many of [HRL child's name]'s close friends do you know by sight or by first and last name? Do you know all of them, most of them, about half, only a few, or none of them? Num AD_T162F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =All2 =Most3 =About half4 =Only a few5 =None of them6 =(If vol) No close friends

1351 HDB1Blood Agree: [Preamble...] Do you agree to go ahead with the blood sampling? Num AD_T5F 8


1352 HDB2Blood Store OK: [Preamble...] Will you allow us to store your blood spots for future use? Num AD_T5F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1353 HDB3Blood Collection: Collect blood spots according to instructions on instruction sheet] [ENTER [1] to continue] Num AD_T1F 8 1 =Continue




1354 HDB4 Blood Who Pricked: Who pricked the R's finger?] Num AD_T163F 8

.D =Don't know1 =R pricked own finger(s)2 =Iwer pricked R's finger(s)3 =Both R and Iwer pricked R's finger4 =Someone else pricked R's finger

1355 HDB5Blood Spots on 1st Card: How many circles were completely filled on the first card?] [Enter number of circles] Num AD_T164F 8

0 =Zero1 =One2 =Two3 =Three

1356 HDB6Blood Spots on 2nd Card: How many circles were completely filled on the second card?] [Enter number of circles] Num AD_T164F 8

0 =Zero1 =One2 =Two3 =Three

1357 HDB7Number of Pricks: How many times did the R's finger need to be pricked in order to fill the circles?] Num AD_T165F 8

.D =Don't know1 =One time2 =Two times

1358 HDB10_CHKPTBlood Spots Collected: HDB10 Checkpoint: Were Blood Spots Collected Num AD_T166F 8

1 =Blood spots collected5 =Blood spots not collected

1359 HDB10__S_1Blood Why Not Collected, Reason 1: Why didn't R complete the blood sample?] [ENTER all that apply] Num AD_T167F 8

.R =Refusal1 =R felt it would not be safe2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete the measurement4 =R tried but was unable to complete the measurement6 =Equipment malfunction, supplies not available7 =Other


1 =R felt it would not be safe2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete the measurement6 =Equipment malfunction, supplies not available7 =Other


3 =R refused or was not willing to complete the measurement

1362 HDB11 Pregnant: Do you have any reason to think you are pregnant? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





1363 HDB12

Month Last Menstrual Period: What is the date your last menstrual period began? MM /DD/YYYY [ENTER month] [If necessary, PROBE:] Just give me your best estimate (accept month and year, or just year if R does not reca Num AD_T11F 8

.D =Don't know


1364 HDB13

Day Last Menstrual Period: (What is the date your last menstrual period began?) MM/ DD /YYYY [ENTER day] [If necessary, PROBE:] Just give me your best estimate (accept month and year, or just year if R does not Num 8

1365 HDB14

Year Last Menstrual Period: (What is the date your last menstrual period began?) MM/DD/ YYYY [ENTER year] [If necessary, PROBE:] Just give me your best estimate (accept month and year, or just year if R doe Num 8

1366 HDB15Infection Last Week: In the last week, have you had a cough, runny nose, sore throat, fever, diarrhea, or any other type of infection? Num AD_T5F 8


1367 HDB16

Aspirin Last 24 Hours: In the past 24 hours, have you taken aspirin or aspirin-containing medications including cold and allergy medications or headache powders? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


1368 HDB17

Prescription Meds Last 24 Hours: In the past 24 hours, have you used any prescription medications? Please think about any prescription medication whether or not they were prescribed to you. Num AD_T5F 8


1369 HOURS_B_1

When Last Eat or Drink - Hours: At what time did you last drink or eat anything except for water? HH :MM am/pm [ENTER hours] [If Respondent reports a time more than 24 hours ago, enter '93'] Num 8

1370 MINS_B_1When Last Eat or Drink - Mins: (At what time did you last drink or eat anything except for water?) Hours: MM am/pm [ENTER minutes] Num 8

1371 AM_PM_B_1

When Last Eat or Drink - AM/PM: (At what time did you last drink or eat anything except for water?) Hours:Mins am/pm [ENTER AM or PM] Num AD_T168F 8

1 =AM2 =PM

1372 HOURS_B_2

When Last Drink Caffeine - Hours: At what time did you last drink a caffeninated beverage such as coffee, tea, or soda? HH :MM am/pm [ENTER hours] [If Respondent reports does not drink caffeinated beverages or reports a time mor Num 8

1373 MINS_B_2

When Last Drink Caffeine - Mins: (At what time did you last drink a caffeninated beverage such as coffee, tea, or soda?) Hours: MM am/pm [ENTER minutes] Num 8




1374 AM_PM_B_2

When Last Drink Caffeine - AM/PM: (At what time did you last drink a caffeninated beverage such as coffee, tea, or soda?) Hours:Mins am/pm [ENTER AM or PM] Num AD_T168F 8

.D =Don't know1 =AM2 =PM

1375 HOURS_B_3

When Last Smoke - Hours: At what time did you last smoke cigarettes, cigars, a pipe or use chewing tobacco? HH :MM am/pm [ENTER hours] [If Respondent last smoked/used tobacco more than 24 hours ago, enter '93'] Num 8

1376 MINS_B_3

When Last Smoke - Mins: (At what time did you last smoke cigarettes, cigars, a pipe or use chewing tobacco?) Hours: MM am/pm [ENTER minutes] Num 8

1377 AM_PM_B_3

When Last Smoke - AM/PM: (At what time did you last smoke cigarettes, cigars, a pipe or use chewing tobacco?) Hours:Mins am/pm [ENTER AM or PM] Num AD_T168F 8

.D =Don't know1 =AM2 =PM

1378 HDM4B$15 in One Month: [Preamble...] Would you rather they sent $80 tomorrow or $95 one month from now? Num AD_T169F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =$80 tomorrow2 =$95 one month from now

1379 HDM4C

$10 in One Month: Now suppose the choice were between $80 now and $90 one month from now. Would you rather they sent $80 tomorrow or $90 one month from now? Num AD_T170F 8

1 =$80 tomorrow2 =$90 one month from now

1380 HDM4D



1381 HDM4E


.D =Don't know1 =$80 tomorrow2 =$100 one month from now

1382 HDM4F



1383 HDM5A

1/3 Discount Risk: [Preamble...] There is a 50-50 chance the second way would pay $600, and a 50-50 chance that it would pay $200. Which way of getting paid would you choose-earning $300 for sure, or an equal chance of earning either $600 or $200? Num AD_T174F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =$300 for sure2 =Earning either $600 or $200

1384 HDM5B

1/2 Discount Risk: [Preamble...] Which way of getting paid would you choose - earning $300 for sure, or an equal chance of earning either $600 or $150? Num AD_T175F 8

1 =$300 for sure2 =Earning either $600 or $150

1385 HDM5C

3/4 Discount Risk: Now suppose there is a 50-50 chance the second way would pay $600, and a 50-50 chance that it would pay $75. Which way of getting paid would you choose - earning $300 for sure, or an equal chance of earning either $600 or $75? Num AD_T176F 8

.D =Don't know1 =$300 for sure2 =Earning either $600 or $75

1386 HDM5D

1/5 Discount Risk: Now suppose there's a 50-50 chance the second way would pay $600 and a 50-50 chance that it would pay $240. Which way of getting paid would you choose - earning $300 for sure, or an equal chance of earning either $600 or $240? Num AD_T177F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =$300 for sure2 =Earning either $600 or $240




1387 HDM5E

1/10 Discount Risk: [Preamble...] Which way of getting paid would you choose - earning $300 for sure, or an equal chance of earning either $600 or $270? Num AD_T178F 8

.D =Don't know1 =$300 for sure2 =Earning either $600 or $270

1388 HDM7A

Trust Level Family: [Preamble...] First, thinking about people in your immediate family, generally speaking would you say you can trust them a lot, trust them some, trust them only a little, or not trust them at all? Num AD_T179F 8

.D =Don't know1 =A lot2 =Some3 =Only a little4 =Not at all

1389 HDM7B

Trust Level Neighborhood: How about people in your neighborhood, would you say you can trust them a lot, some, only a little or not at all? Num AD_T179F 8


1390 HDM7CTrust Level Others: How about other people in general? (Would you say you can trust them a lot, some, only a little or not at all?) Num AD_T179F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =A lot2 =Some3 =Only a little4 =Not at all

1391 HDM8A

Trust Level Local Police: Next I'm going to ask about trust in institutions. How about the police department in your area, do you feel you can trust them a lot, some, only a little or not at all? Num AD_T179F 8


1392 HDM9GSS Trust: Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful in life? Num AD_T180F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Most people can be trusted2 =Can't be too careful3 =Other (depends)

1393 HDM13Linguistic Treatment Assignment; 1 or 2: Linguistic Treatment Assignment; 1 or 2 Num 8

1394 HDM14

Scary/Happy Moment: We are interested in the types of experiences people have had. What is the [scariest/happiest] moment in your life that you can remember? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num AD_T181F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Respondent talked for at least two minutes2 =Respondent talked for less than two minutes3 =Respondent did not talk

1395 HDM15Scary/Happy Time: Tell me about a [scary/happy] time in your life? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num AD_T181F 8

.D =Don't know





1396 HDM16

Happy/Scary Moment: We are interested in the types of experiences people have had. What is the [scariest/happiest]2 moment in your life that you can remember? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num AD_T181F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Respondent talked for at least two minutes2 =Respondent talked for less than two minutes3 =Respondent did not talk

1397 HDM17Happy/Scary Time: Tell me about a [scary/happy]2 time in your life? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num AD_T181F 8

.D =Don't know


1398 RANDOMNUM100_B_2 Random Number from 1 to 100: Random Number from 1 to 100 Num 8

1399 HDM18RANDFLAG Flag for Setting HDM18Random: Flag for Setting HDM18Random Num AD_T5F 8 1 =Yes

1400 HDM18_CHKPTCheckpoint for HDM18 Routing; 1 or 2: Checkpoint for HDM18 Routing; 1 or 2 Num 8

1401 HDM18

Reading Passage: We are interested in the different ways people read this short story about a guy named 'Ray,' and his cat...Would you please take a quick look at it and then read it out loud for me, in any way you like? Num AD_T182F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Respondent read passage2 =Respondent did not read passage

1402 HDM19A

Memory 1: [Preamble...] Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right. The first sentence is: I don't want Robert to come because he's always fooling around. Num AD_T1F 8

.D =Don't know


1403 HDM19B

Memory 2: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'I asked Derek whether he knows how to play basketball.': (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if Num AD_T1F 8


1404 HDM19C

Memory 3: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'Nobody ever sat at any of those desks, anyhow.' [If R does not repeat the sentence exactly, probe up to three times 'Good jo Num AD_T1F 8


1405 HDM19D

Memory 4: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'Let's ask Latoya if Derek lives on 52nd street.' Num AD_T1F 8

.D =Don't know


1406 HDM19E

Memory 5: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'There isn't anyone here who can see it, and there isn't anyone here who can do it.' Num AD_T1F 8

.D =Don't know


1407 HDM37

Final Anything Else Question: [Preamble...] Is there anything else that you would like to tell me about your neighborhood, or experiences, or any suggestions that you might have for improving housing programs? Num TRECODE 8

.D =Don't know


1408 IWER_IDIdentification Number for ISR interviewer who conducted the interviewer Num 8

1409 NWA_DATE Date of Neighborhood Walk-Around Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).

1410 NWA1 Urban or Rural Area: Is this a urban or rural area? Num NWA1F 81=1-Urban2=2-Rural




1411 NWA2

Condition of Buildings on Block: Condition of most bldgs on block: well kept, fair condition, poor condition, badly deteriorated, or no other structures. Num NWA2F 8

1=1-Well kept, good repair2=2-Fair condition3=3-Poor condition (peeling paint, broken windows)4=4-Badly deteriorated5=5-No other structures

1412 NWA3Metal Bars on Windows: Metal bars on bldgs w/in half block: yes on one building, yes on more than one building, or bars on windows. Num NWA3F 8

1=1-Yes, on one building2=2-Yes, on more than one building3=3-No bars or windows

1413 NWA4Condition of Street Surface: Condition of street on this block: very good,moderate,fair, or poor. Num NWA4F 8

1=1-Very good (recent resurfacing, smooth)2=2-Moderate (evidence of keeping in good repair)3=3-Fair (minor repairs needed but not rough surface)4=4-Poor (potholes and other evidence of neglect)

1414 NWA5Trash/Litter/Junk Accumulation: Trash, litter, junk w/in half block: major accumulation, minor accumulation, or none. Num NWA5F 8

1=1-Major accumulation2=2-Minor accumulation3=3-None

1415 NWA6_OGLand Use (Raw Item): Characterize the land use on block (indicate primary land use.) Num NWA6F 8

1 =Primarily residential2 =Primarily commercial3 =Mixed residential and commercial5 =Primarily vacant houses6 =Primarily vacant lots and open space7 =Primarily services or institutions8 =Primarily parks or playgrounds9 =Public Housing95 =Other: All other responses

1416 NWA6Land Use (combined raw and post-coded responses): Characterize the land use on block (indicate primary land use) Num NWA6F 8

1 =Primarily residential2 =Primarily commercial3 =Mixed residential and commercial5 =Primarily vacant houses6 =Primarily vacant lots and open space7 =Primarily services or institutions8 =Primarily parks or playgrounds9 =Public Housing95 =Other: All other responses

1417 NWA7People Visible on Street: People visible on the street. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1418 NWA8_1

How Regarded by People on Street: Paid little or no attention by those around: How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_1F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street1=1-Paid little or no attention by those around

1419 NWA8_2How Regarded by People on Street: Treated with suspicion: How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_2F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street2=2-Treated with suspicion

1420 NWA8_3

How Regarded by People on Street: Friendly responses/greetings/helpful: How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_3F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street3=3-Friendly responses/greetings/helpful




1421 NWA8_4How Regarded by People on Street: Other (not specified): How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_4F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street4=4-Other (not specified)

1422 NWA9_1Stores Types on Street: Store-Front Church: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_1F 8

0=0-Store-front church not present1=1-Store-front church present

1423 NWA9_2

Stores Types on Street: Abandoned/burned out/boarded up house/building: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_2F 8

0=0-Abandoned, burned out, or boarded up house/building not present2=2-Abandoned, burned out, or boarded up house/building present

1424 NWA9_3

""NWA9_3 - NWA9_3 - Stores Types on Street: Green grocer/delicatesse: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply]n Num NWA9_3F 8

0=0-Green grocer/delicatessen not present3=3-Green grocer/delicatessen present

1425 NWA9_4Stores Types on Street: Supermarket/grocery store: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_4F 8

0=0-Supermarket/grocery store not present4=4-Supermarket/grocery store present

1426 NWA9_5Stores Types on Street: Fast-food and take-out place: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_5F 8

0=0-Fast-food and take-out place not present5=5-Fast-food and take-out place present

1427 NWA9_6Stores Types on Street: None of the NWA9 series: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_6F 8

0=0-Any of the NWA9 series present6=6-None of the NWA9 series present

1428 NWA10

Cigarette/cigar butts/packages on sidewalk or in gutters: Cigarette, butts or discarded cigarette packages on sidewalk or in gutters. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1429 NWA11

Garbage/litter/or broken glass in street or on sidewalks: Garbage, litter or broken glass in streets or sidewalks: none, light, moderate, or heavy? Num NWA11F 8

1=1-None2=2-Light (some is visible)3=3-Moderate4=4-Heavy (visible along most or all of the street)

1430 NWA12Trees Lining Street: Trees lining the street: trees on most or all of the block, some trees, or no trees? Num NWA12F 8

1=1-Trees on most or all of the block2=2-Some trees3=3-No trees

1431 NWA13Painted-Over Graffiti: Evidence of graffiti that has been painted over. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1432 NWA14_1Visible Signs: Neighborhood or Crime Watch: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_1F 8

0=0-Neighborhood or Crime Watch sign not present1=1-Neighborhood or Crime Watch sign present

1433 NWA14_2Visible Signs: Security warning signs: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_2F 8

0=0-Security warning signs not present2=2-Security warning signs present

1434 NWA14_3Visible Signs: Signs advertising beer/whiskey/other alcohol: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_3F 8

0=0-Signs advertising beer, whiskey, or other alcohol not present3=3-Signs advertising beer, whiskey, or other alcohol present

1435 NWA14_4Visible Signs: Houses with FOR SALE signs: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_4F 8

0=0-Houses with FOR SALE signs not present4=4-Houses with FOR SALE signs present




1436 NWA14_5Visible Signs: None of the NWA14 series: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_5F 8


1437 NWA15Industrial/warehouse/manufacturing Land Use: Industrial, warehouse, manufacturing a way land is used on block. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1438 NWA16High-Mesh Fencing on Commercial/Industrial Properties: High mesh fencing with barbed wire or spiked tops. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1439 NWA17

Security Bars/Gratings/Boards on Windows of Commercial/Industrial Buildings: Security bars/grating or boards on windows: on almost all buildings, on about half of the buildings, on a few of the buildings, or on none of the buildings? Num NWA17F 8

1=1-On almost all buildings2=2-On about half of the buildings3=3-On a few of the buildings4=4-On none of the buildings

1440 NWA18_1 Weather Conditions: Mostly sunny/roads are clear Num NWA18_1F 80=0-Response not selected1=1-Mostly sunny, roads are clear

1441 NWA18_2 Weather Conditions: Overcast but not raining/roads are clear Num NWA18_2F 80=0-Response not selected2=2-Overcast but not raining, roads are clear

1442 NWA18_3 Weather Conditions: Light or moderate rain Num NWA18_3F 80=0-Response not selected3=3-Light or moderate rain

1443 NWA18_4 Weather Conditions: Heavy rain storm Num NWA18_4F 80=0-Response not selected4=4-Heavy rain storm

1444 NWA18_5Weather Conditions: Light snow cover (less than 2 inches on the ground) Num NWA18_5F 8

0=0-Response not selected5=5-Light snow cover (less than 2 inches on the ground)

1445 NWA18_6Weather Conditions: Heavy snow cover (2 inches or more on the ground) Num NWA18_6F 8

0=0-Response not selected6=6-Heavy snow cover (2 inches or more on the ground)

1446 NWA_RESULTCODE NWA Result Code Char $ 41447 NWA_MODE NWA Mode Char $ 101448 NWA_STARTTIME NWA Start Time Char $ 81449 NWA_STARTAMPM NWA Start Time-AM/PM Char $ 21450 NWA_ENDTIME NWA End Time Char $ 81451 NWA_ENDAMPM NWA End Time-AM/PM Char $ 2

1452 NWA_PARTNER NWA Completed With Partner NumNWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1453 NWA_PARTNERID Interviewer ID of NWA Partner Char $ 8

1454 NWA_COMPLETENWA Complete Indicator (missing for NWA Dates prior to February 2009) Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1455 NWA_INCOMPLETE_REASONReason NWA was not completed (if not completed/NWA date after January 2009) Num

NWAREASONF 8

1=1-IW didn't place at respondent's home & home address was more than 20 miles out2=2-IW didn't place at respondent's home & home address is unknown3=3-Other reason




1456 NWA_OBSIDNWA data PPID on which NWA data originally were located in raw data from ISR Char $ 10

1457 IO_VERSIONDATE Version Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1458 IO_VERSIONTIME Version Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).1459 IO_CURRENTSECS Current Seconds Num 81460 IO_TOTALSECS Total Seconds Num 81461 IO_TOTALMINS Total Minutes Num 81462 IO_IWSTARTDATE Interview Start Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1463 IO_IWCURRDATE Interview Current Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1464 IO_TS_BEGINIW Interview Start Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

1465 IO1Respondent's Speech: Respondent's speech was distinct, clear, and audible to interviewer. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8


1466 IO2Respondent's Understanding: Respondent appeared to readily understand the interviewer's questions. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8


1467 IO3

Respondent Expressed Ideas: Respondent expressed ideas freely and easily, and used statements of appropriate length. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1468 IO4

Respondent Verbal Interchange: Respondent initiated verbal interchange with the iwer, asked questions, made spontaneous comments. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

1469 IO5

Respondent's Use of Headset: Did R use the headset or answer questions from the screen: Used Headset, Read from screen, or A little of both? Num OBS_T1F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Used headset2 =Read from screen3 =A little of both

1470 IO6 IW Conducted R's Home: Was the interview taken in R's home? Num OBS_T0F 8


1471 IO6A

The room in the house where the interview took place (if in the respondent's home: IO6=1): In what room of the house was the interview taken? Num IO6A 3

1 =Living Room2 =Bedroom3 =Dining Room4 =Kitchen5 =Porch/patio/balcony7 =Basement8 =Den/Study9 =Yard10 =Empty Room11 =Family/Entertainment Room12 =Garage20 =Other Room21 =Over phone95 =All other responses97 =Don't Know




1472 IO6BWhere the interview took place (if not in the respondent's home: IO6=5): Where was the interview taken? Num IO6B 3

1 =Friend's home2 =Own/Relative's home3 =Coffee house4 =Restaurant5 =Library7 =Group home/nursing/institution8 =Car9 =Work11 =Hospital12 =Hotel/Conference area13 =Other office14 =Park20 =Provided address21 =Phone95 =All other responses

1473 IO7__S_1Who Else Present During IW: Who else was present in the household during the interview [CIRCLE all that apply] Num OBS_T2F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Adult(s)2 =Child(ren)3 =No one


1 =Adult(s)2 =Child(ren)

1475 IO8Other Presence Affect Responses: Do you think the presence of anyone affected R's answers Num OBS_T0F 8

.D =Don't know


1476 IO8B

Privacy of IW: How private was the interview: Very (no one else in the room/space), Somewhat (people coming in and out, but not all of the time; individuals were in other rooms nearby), Not at all (it was easy for others to hear us talk)? Num OBS_T3F 8

1 =Very (no one else in the room / space)2 =Somewhat (people coming in and out, but not all the time; individuals were i3 =Not at all (it was easy for others to hear us talk

1477 IO_OBSCOMPLETE Interviewer Obs Complete Num OBS_T7F 8 1 =Interviewer Obs complete

1478 IO_COMPLETE Complete Var for ST Num OBS_T8F 8 1 =Done1479 IO_TS_ENDIW Interview End Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).1480 IO_IWENDDATE Interview End Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1481 IO_IWTOTAL Time Total Of Interview Num 81482 ADJ_DELIV_W Survey Data Fix File: Weekly delivery food expenditures Num 31483 ADJ_DINEOUT_W Survey Data Fix File: Weekly spending on eating out Num 81484 ADJ_EARN_W Survey Data Fix File: Weekly earnings Num 8

1485 ADJ_GOVT2009Survey Data Fix File: Total government income in previous calendar year Num 8

1486 ADJ_GROC_W Survey Data Fix File: Weekly grocery expenditure Num 8

1487 ADJ_HEAD2009Survey Data Fix File: Head of household earnings from previous calendar year Num 8

1488 ADJ_OTHER2009Survey Data Fix File: Total earnings from all other household members in previous calendar year Num 8




1489 ADJ_OTHERINC2009Survey Data Fix File: Total income from other sources in previous calendar year Num 8

1490 CURRENTSECS Current Seconds: Current Seconds Num 81491 TOTALSECS Total Seconds: Total Seconds Num 81492 TOTALMINS Total Minutes: Total Minutes Num 81493 IWSTARTDATE Interview Start Date: Interview Start Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1494 IWCURRDATE Interview Current Date: Interview Current Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1495 TS_BEGINIW Interview Start Time: Interview Start Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

1496 CONTACTINFO

End Interview: I would like to get the name, address, and phone number of two people not living here that could help us find you if we need to contact you in the future and you have moved. Num AD_T1F 8 1 =Continue

1497 IWCOMPLETEInterview Complete: [You have reached the end of the Interview] [ENTER [1] to complete] Num AD_T3F 8 1 =Interview complete

1498 COMPLETE Complete Var for ST: Complete Var for ST Num AD_T4F 8 1 =Done1499 TS_ENDIW Interview End Time: Interview End Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).1500 IWENDDATE Interview End Date: Interview End Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).

1501 IWTOTALTime Total of Interview (Includes negative values. Use TOTALMINS instead) Num 8

1502 ACASI_END End of ACASI Num 8

1503 HHC7_A_2_OP Reason for Move (Post-codes only), Address 2 Num AD_T31F 8

9 =Other: To buy house10 =Other: Move of living with others11 =Other: Move in with others12 =Other: Change in household size13 =Other: Related to housing assistance status14 =Other: Problems with neighbors15 =Other: Evicted16 =Other: Foreclosed17 =Other: Moved close to friends/family18 =Other: Financial reasons/Affordability19 =Other: Family Problems20 =Other: Domestic Violence21 =Other: Safer/better neighborhood22 =Other: Housing destroyed or condemned23 =Other: To be close to schools or jobs24 =Other: Medical reasons25 =Other: Smaller apartment/house26 =Other: Lease not renewed/landlord moved back27 =Other: Bad memories/family member passed away28 =Other: Transitional housing only/Shelter29 =Other: Apartment/housing under remodeling/renovation30 =Other: Wanted a change31 =Other: Other personal issues32 =Other: Wanted to move to specific locale/out-of-state33 =Other: Forced to move for some reason61 =Other: The rent increased and you couldn’t afford it62 =Other: To get away from drugs or gangs63 =Other: To get a bigger or better apartment64 =Other: You had problems with the landlord66 =Other: The house or apartment was demolished67 =Other: The house or apartment was sold68 =Other: Not codeable95 =Other: All other responses





9 =Other: To buy house10 =Other: Move of living with others11 =Other: Move in with others12 =Other: Change in household size13 =Other: Related to housing assistance status15 =Other: Evicted17 =Other: Moved close to friends/family18 =Other: Financial reasons/Affordability20 =Other: Domestic Violence21 =Other: Safer/better neighborhood22 =Other: Housing destroyed or condemned23 =Other: To be close to schools or jobs24 =Other: Medical reasons25 =Other: Smaller apartment/house27 =Other: Bad memories/family member passed away28 =Other: Transitional housing only/Shelter29 =Other: Apartment/housing under remodeling/renovation30 =Other: Wanted a change62 =Other: To get away from drugs or gangs63 =Other: To get a bigger or better apartment65 =Other: To get better schools for your children66 =Other: The house or apartment was demolished67 =Other: The house or apartment was sold68 =Other: Not codeable95 =Other: All other responses98 =Open Response: Never moved


9 =Other: To buy house22 =Other: Housing destroyed or condemned24 =Other: Medical reasons29 =Other: Apartment/housing under remodeling/renovation30 =Other: Wanted a change63 =Other: To get a bigger or better apartment66 =Other: The house or apartment was demolished67 =Other: The house or apartment was sold68 =Other: Not codeable95 =Other: All other responses


24 =Other: Medical reasons66 =Other: The house or apartment was demolished68 =Other: Not codeable95 =Other: All other responses

1507 HHC7_A_6_OP Reason for Move (Post-codes only), Address 6 Num AD_T31F 810 =Other: Move of living with others95 =Other: All other responses




1508 HHC7_A_2_OG Reason for Move (Original only), Address 2 Num AD_T31F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =The rent increased and you couldn't afford it2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord5 =To get better schools for your children6 =The house or apartment was demolished7 =The house or apartment was sold8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)


1 =The rent increased and you couldn't afford it2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord5 =To get better schools for your children6 =The house or apartment was demolished7 =The house or apartment was sold8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)


1 =The rent increased and you couldn't afford it2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord7 =The house or apartment was sold8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)


2 =To get away from drugs or gangs3 =To get a bigger or better apartment4 =You had problems with the landlord6 =The house or apartment was demolished8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)


1 =The rent increased and you couldn't afford it3 =To get a bigger or better apartment8 =Some other reason (Many Recoded as Open Response)

1513 DBS_BAG_BOX13_FS Dried blood spot bag number ONLY for box 13. Char 31514 DBS_BOX_FS Flexsite Dried Blood Spot Box Number Char $ 2




16. mto_fin_rawsvy_youth 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_rawsvy_youth Description: Final evaluation youth raw survey dataNumber of Obs: 5101Number of Vars: 1134File creation date: 20APR17:20:57:15

sheetname=16. mto_fin_rawsvy_youthPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes




3 MAIN Flag for main fielding (vs. Pretest 2) interview: 1 = main, 0 = pretest Num MAIN 80 =Pretest 2 Interview1 =Main Fielding Interview

4 PHONEIW Phone interview = Yes Num T4F 81 =Yes5 =No

5 SHORTIW Short interview = Yes Num T4F 81 =Yes5 =No

6 RECORDIWDRI Control - Record IW: DRI Control Whether IW Recorded; 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

7 COPYFLAG Copy Flag for bringing in Preload Data Num T4F 8 1 =Yes

8 NBHDRANDOMFLAG Random Number Flag: Random Number Flag Num T4F 8 1 =Yes9 NBHDRANDOM_CHKPT Number Assigned from Random for Routing 50% Num 8

10 YEAR Birth Year: [Ask or verify:] What is your birthdate? Num 8 XXXX =4 digit year11 RCURRAGE R's Current Age Calculated from YHL3 OR Preload.DOB Num 812 RAGE R's Age as of 12/31/2007 Calculated from YHL3 OR Preload.DOB Num 8

13 PTCST_S_1 Parent consent part 1 Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

14 PTCST_S_2 Parent consent part 2 Num T4F 8 1 =Yes

15 PTCST_S_3 Parent ask for recording child IW Num T4F 8 1 =Yes

16 YCSNT_1 Youth consent part 1 Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

17 YCSNT_2 Youth consent part 2 Num T4F 8 1 =Yes

18 YCSNT_3 Ask for recording of youth IW Num T4F 81 =Yes5 =No

19 RECORDEDIW_CONSENTRecorded IW Consent: Has the Respondent consented to the digital recording of this interview?] Num T0F 8

1 =Consent to record2 =No consent to record

20 RANDOMNUM100_B_1 Random Number from 1 to 100 Num 821 RANDOMNUM100_B_2 Random Number from 1 to 100 Num 822 VERSIONDATE Application Version Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).23 VERSIONTIME Application Version Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).




24 VOLSTMT

Voluntary Statement: Before we begin, I want to assure you that this interview is completely voluntary and confidential. If we come to any question that you do not want to answer, just let me know and we will go on to the next question. Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

25 YHL1

Youth Living Arrangement (Original+Post-codes): What is your current living arrangement - are you living with a parent, with another adult guardian, alone, with others and are the household head, or in some other type of place? Num T7F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Living with parent(s)2 =Living with another adult guardian3 =Living alone4 =Living with others5 =Living in some other type of place7 =Other: Homeless/shelter61 =Other: Living with parents62 =Other: Living with adult guardian63 =Other: Living alone64 =Other: Living with others65 =Other: Living in some other type of place

26 YHL1B__S_1

Youth Live w/ Which Parent: Do you live with your biological or adoptive mother, your biological or adoptive father, your stepmother, or your stepfather, or your mother or father's partner? [ENTER all that apply] Num T8F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Live with biological / adoptive mother2 =Live with biological / adoptive father3 =Live with stepmother4 =Live with stepfather5 =Live with mother or father's partner

27 YHL1B__S_2


1 =Live with biological / adoptive mother2 =Live with biological / adoptive father3 =Live with stepmother4 =Live with stepfather5 =Live with mother or father's partner

28 YHL1B__S_3


3 =Live with stepmother4 =Live with stepfather

29 YHL1B__S_4


4 =Live with stepfather5 =Live with mother or father's partner

30 YHL1C__S_1

Youth Live w/ Which Oth Adult: Do you live with a female relative, a male relative, grandparents, foster parents, or another unrelated adult? [ENTER all that apply] Num T9F 8

1 =Live with female relative2 =Live with male relative3 =Live with grandparent(s)4 =Live with foster parent(s)5 =Live with other unrelated adult(s)

31 YHL1C__S_2


1 =Live with female relative2 =Live with male relative3 =Live with grandparent(s)4 =Live with foster parent(s)5 =Live with other unrelated adult(s)




32 YHL1C__S_3


2 =Live with male relative3 =Live with grandparent(s)4 =Live with foster parent(s)5 =Live with other unrelated adult(s)

33 YHL1D Youth Live w/ Own Children: Do you have children who live with you? Num T10F 8

1 =Yes, I have children and they live with me2 =I have children, but they Don't live with me5 =No, I Don't have children

34 YHL1E__S_1

Youth Live w/ Which Others: Who do you live with? Do you live with your [husband/wife], with your partner, with friends, with other relatives, or with your own or someone else's children? [ENTER all that apply] Num T11F 8

1 =Live with spouse2 =Live with partner3 =Live with friends4 =Live with relatives5 =Live with own children6 =Live with someone else's children

35 YHL1E__S_2


1 =Live with spouse2 =Live with partner3 =Live with friends4 =Live with relatives5 =Live with own children6 =Live with someone else's children

36 YHL1E__S_3


1 =Live with spouse3 =Live with friends4 =Live with relatives5 =Live with own children6 =Live with someone else's children

37 YHL1E__S_4


3 =Live with friends6 =Live with someone else's children

38 YHL1F Youth HoH: Are you the household head? Num T4F 81 =Yes5 =No

39 YHL1G__S_1 Youth Where Live (Original+Post-codes), Response 1 Num T12F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Military barracks2 =College5 =Children's home7 =Other: Foster home8 =Other: Shelter/homeless9 =Other: Friend/relative65 =Other: Children’s home95 =Other: All other responses




40 YSN2Number Close Friends: [Preamble...] Would you say that you have no close friends, one or two, three to five, six to ten, or more than ten? Num T14F 8

.D =Don't know0 =No close friends1 =One friend2 =Two friends3 =Three to five friends4 =Six to ten friends5 =More than ten

41 YSN3Number of Close Friends in NEBH: How many of your close friends live in your neighborhood? [ENTER number of friends] Num 8

42 YSN4

Freq Hang-Out w/ Friends: When you're not at school, how often do you talk on the phone, hang out, or get together with [this/these friend(s)]:most every day, a few times a week, a few times a month, about once a month, or less than once a month? Num T15F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Most every day (includes 5-7 times per week)2 =A few times a week (includes 2-4 times per week)3 =A few times a month (includes 1 time per week or 2-4 times per month)4 =About once a month5 =Less than once a month6 =Never (if volunteered)

43 YSN5C

Importantance Friends Study: Among most of your close friends you hang out with, how important is it to your friends to: Study? Would you say this is very important, somewhat important, or not important at all? Num T16F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very important2 =Somewhat important3 =Not important at all

44 YSN5D

Importantance Friends Education: Among most of your close friends you hang out with, how important is it to your friends to continue their education past high school: very important, somewhat important, or not at all important? Num T16F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very important2 =Somewhat important3 =Not important at all

45 YSN6A

Friends in Clubs: Which of the following things [has/have your friend(s)] done? [Has/Have your friend(s)] ever been involved in school activities like school clubs, teams, or projects? Num T4F 8


46 YSN6B

Friends Use Drugs: (Which of the following things [has/have your friend(s)] done?) [Has/Have your friend(s)] ever used marijuana or other drugs? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


47 YSN6DFriends Drop Out: (Which of the following things [has/have your friend(s)] done?) Did your friend(s) ever drop out of school? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





48 YSN9A__S_1

Friends Know Each Other (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: How did you meet/come to know your friend(s): through family/relatives, school, the neighborhood, work, church, a club or group you belong to, from childhood, online or other ways? Num T17F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Family / Relatives2 =In your current / last school3 =Your neighborhood (current or former)4 =Work5 =Church6 =A group you belong to7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)10 =Other: Friends11 =Other: Bars/Parties/Nightclubs12 =Other: Sports61 =Other: Family62 =Other: Current/last school63 =Other: Neighborhood64 =Other: Work65 =Other: Church66 =Other: Group67 =Other: Early Childhood68 =Other: Online95 =Other: All other responses

49 YSN9A__S_2


1 =Family / Relatives2 =In your current / last school3 =Your neighborhood (current or former)4 =Work5 =Church6 =A group you belong to7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)10 =Other: Friends11 =Other: Bars/Parties/Nightclubs12 =Other: Sports61 =Other: Family62 =Other: Current/last school64 =Other: Work66 =Other: Group68 =Other: Online95 =Other: All other responses




50 YSN9A__S_3


1 =Family / Relatives2 =In your current / last school3 =Your neighborhood (current or former)4 =Work5 =Church6 =A group you belong to7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)10 =Other: Friends11 =Other: Bars/Parties/Nightclubs12 =Other: Sports62 =Other: Current/last school63 =Other: Neighborhood66 =Other: Group95 =Other: All other responses

51 YSN9A__S_4


1 =Family / Relatives2 =In your current / last school3 =Your neighborhood (current or former)4 =Work5 =Church6 =A group you belong to7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)10 =Other: Friends11 =Other: Bars/Parties/Nightclubs12 =Other: Sports62 =Other: Current/last school63 =Other: Neighborhood66 =Other: Group95 =Other: All other responses

52 YSN9A__S_5


1 =Family / Relatives2 =In your current / last school3 =Your neighborhood (current or former)4 =Work5 =Church6 =A group you belong to7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)62 =Other: Current/last school63 =Other: Neighborhood95 =Other: All other responses

53 YSN9A__S_6


1 =Family / Relatives4 =Work5 =Church6 =A group you belong to7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)10 =Other: Friends95 =Other: All other responses




54 YSN9A__S_7


2 =In your current / last school6 =A group you belong to7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)10 =Other: Friends

55 YSN9A__S_8


7 =From my early childhood8 =On-line (on the computer)

56 YSN9A__S_9


11 =Other: Bars/Parties/Nightclubs66 =Other: Group

57 YSN10

Number of Friends from RA: [Was this friend alsoyour friend/How many of your current friends were also your friends] when you were [age at random assignment]? [If R has one friend and answers 'yes,' then enter [1] [ENTER number of current friends] Num 8

58 YSN11

Num Friends from RA Visited: [Preamble...] During the past year, [did you visit this friend or did this friend come to visit or spend time with you?/how many of these friends did you visit or came to visit or spend time with you?] Num 8

59 YSN12

Freq Visit Old Friends: During the past year, how often have you visited or spent time with [his/these friend(s)]YSN12 - almost every day, a few times a week, a few times a month, about once a month, less than once a month, or never? Num T18F 8

1 =Most every day2 =A few times a week3 =A few times a month4 =About once a month5 =Less than once a month6 =Never

60 YSN13

Church Frequency: In the past 12 months, how often did you attend such [church/synagogue/place of worship] youth activities: Did you go once a week or more, once a month or more but less than once a week, less than once a month, or never? Num T19F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Once a week or more2 =Once a month or more (but less than once a week)3 =Less than once a month4 =Never

61 YSN14

Discuss News Events: How often does your family discuss news events, including watching TV and then talking about it -- often, sometimes, rarely, or never? Num T20F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Often2 =Sometimes3 =Rarely4 =Never

62 YSN15A

Speak Proper English: How often is each of the following true for you? I speak proper English, even with my friends outside school. Is this true of you very often, somewhat often, or not at all? Num T21F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Very often2 =Somewhat often3 =Not at all

63 YSN15BBehavior Ghetto: (How often is each of the following true for you?) People would describe my behavior as ghetto. Num T21F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very often2 =Somewhat often3 =Not at all




64 YSN16A

Feel Good: Now I have some questions about how you think about yourself. I am going to read you some statements and for each, please tell me if you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree. I feel good about myself. Num T22F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Strongly agree2 =Agree3 =Disagree4 =Strongly disagree

65 YSN16B

Able to do Things Well: I am able to do things as well as most other people. (Would you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?) Num T22F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Strongly agree2 =Agree3 =Disagree4 =Strongly disagree

66 YSN16C

Chance/Luck Important: Chance and luck are very important for what happens in my life. (Would you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?) Num T22F 8

.D =Don't know


67 YSN17A

See Me as Popular: Most people think about how other people see them. For the next questions, please tell me if you think people see you this way never, sometimes, or all of the time. How often do you think people see you as popular? Num T23F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =Sometimes3 =All of the time

68 YSN17B See Me as Athletic: How often do you think people see you as athletic? Num T23F 8

.D =Don't know


69 YSN17DSee Me as Good Student: (How often do you think people see you as...) A good student? Num T23F 8

.D =Don't know


70 YSN17FSee Me as Trouble Maker: (How often do you think people see you as...) A trouble maker? Num T23F 8


71 YNB1

Overall Happiness: Taken all together, how would you say things are these days. Would you say that you are very happy, pretty happy, or not too happy? Num T24F 8





72 YNB2_B_1

Neighborhood Satisfaction: Which of the following statements best describes how satisfied you are with your neighborhood? Would you say that you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, in the middle, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied? Num T25F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very satisfied2 =Somewhat satisfied3 =In the middle4 =Somewhat dissatisfied5 =Very dissatisfied

73 YNB3A_B_1

NEBH Safe During Day: Now I would like to get a sense of how safe you think your neighborhood is. How safe do you feel on the streets near your home during the day? Would you say very safe, safe, unsafe, or very unsafe? Num T26F 8

.D =Don't know


74 YNB3B_B_1NEBH Safe During Night: On the streets near your home at night? (Would you say) very safe, safe, unsafe, or very unsafe? Num T26F 8

.D =Don't know


75 YNB4A

Race Discriminatoin at School/Work: [Preamble...] Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you felt you were treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity at school or work? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


76 YNB4C

Race Discrimination Shopping: (Were you treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity...) In a store where you were shopping or a restaurant where you wanted to eat? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


77 YNB4DRace Discrimination 1st Meeting: (Were you treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity...) When you met someone for the first time? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


78 YNB4E

Race Discrimination Police: (Were you treated unfairly because of your race or ethnicity...) In dealing with the police, such as a traffic accident? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


79 YNB5A

Poor Discrim at School/Work: [Preamble...] Can you think of one or more occasions in the last 6 months when you felt you were treated unfairly because of how much money your family has or the way you dress or talk at your school or work? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


80 YNB5C

Poor Discrimination Shopping: (Were you treated unfairly because of how much money your family has or the way you dress or talk...) In a store where you were shopping or a restaurant where you wanted to eat? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





81 YNB5D

Poor Discrimination 1st Meeting: (Were you treated unfairly because of how much money your family has or the way you dress or talk...) When you met someone for the first time? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


82 YNB5E

Poor Discrimination Police: (Were you treated unfairly because of how much money your family has or the way you dress or talk...) In dealing with the police, such as a traffic accident? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


83 YNB6_B_1Seen Drug Use or Sale: Have you seen people using or selling illegal drugs in your neighborhood during the past 30 days? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


84 YNB7A_B_1

See Drug Use Freq: How often have you seen someone using drugs in your neighborhood in the past 30 days? Would you say almost every day, once a week, once or twice in the past 30 days, or didn't you see anyone using drugs in your neighborhood? Num T27F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Almost every day (includes 4-7 days a week)2 =Once a week (includes 1-3 days a week)3 =Once or twice in the past 30 days (includes 1-3 times in 30 days)4 =Didn't see any using

85 YNB7B_B_1

See Drug Sell Freq: How often have you seen someone selling drugs in your neighborhood in the past 30 days: almost every day, once a week, once or twice in the past 30 days, or didn't you see anyone selling drugs in your neighborhood? Num T28F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Almost every day (includes 4-7 days a week)2 =Once a week (includes 1-3 days a week)3 =Once or twice in the past 30 days (includes 1-3 times in 30 days)4 =Didn't see any selling

86 YNB8

Unwanted Comment: How often do people make unwanted or rude comments to you -- never, a couple of times each year, one or more times a month, once or twice a week, or every day? Num T29F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Never2 =A couple of times each year3 =One or more times a month4 =Once or twice a week5 =Everyday

87 YNB9

Unwanted Sexual Attention: How often do people give you sexual attention that you do not want? (Would you say never, a couple of times each year, a couple of times each month, once or twice a week, or everyday?) Num T30F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =A couple of times each year3 =A couple of times each month4 =Once or twice a week5 =Everyday

88 YNB10

Afraid Because Unwanted Attention: How often are you afraid to go places because you worry about unwanted attention or pressure? (Would you say never, a couple of times each year, a couple of times each month, once or twice a week, or everyday?) Num T30F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =A couple of times each year3 =A couple of times each month4 =Once or twice a week5 =Everyday




89 YED1

Currently in School: The next questions are about your educational experiences. Are you currently attending or enrolled in regular school? If you are currently on summer vacation, please say so. Num T31F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =On summer vacation

90 YED2 In School F/T or P/T: Are you attending school full-time or part-time? Num T32F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Full-Time2 =Part-Time

91 YED2AGrade in School (Original+Post-codes): What grade or year of school are you currently attending? Num T33F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Grade 12 =Grade 23 =Grade 34 =Grade 45 =Grade 56 =Grade 67 =Grade 78 =Grade 89 =Grade 910 =Grade 1011 =Grade 1112 =Grade 1213 =First year of college14 =Second year of college15 =Third year of college16 =Fourth year of college17 =Vocational / Training19 =Other: GED20 =Other: Home-schooled21 =Other: Fifth year of college22 =Other: Graduate school70 =Other: Grade 1071 =Other: Grade 1172 =Other: Grade 1274 =Other: Second year of college77 =Other: Vocational/Training95 =Other: All other responses




92 YED3AGrade Last Attended (Original+Post-codes): What is the highest grade or year of school you have completed? Num T33F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Grade 12 =Grade 23 =Grade 34 =Grade 45 =Grade 56 =Grade 67 =Grade 78 =Grade 89 =Grade 910 =Grade 1011 =Grade 1112 =Grade 1213 =First year of college14 =Second year of college15 =Third year of college16 =Fourth year of college17 =Vocational / Training19 =Other: GED77 =Other: Vocational/Training95 =Other: All other responses

93 YED3CHigh School Diploma: Have you received a regular high school diploma? Do not include a GED. Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


94 YED3D GED: Have you received a GED? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


95 YED3E

Type of Institution (Original+Post-codes): [Are you attending/Did you attend] a two-year college, a four-year college, a trade or business school, or another type of college/school? Num T34F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Two-year college2 =Four-year college3 =Trade or business school5 =No, do not attend6 =Other: Less than two-year college7 =Other: Master's program61 =Other: Two-year college62 =Other: Four-year college63 =Other: Trade or business school65 =Other: No, do not attend95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No response (missing)




96 YED3G

Post Secondary Degree Type (Original+Post-codes): In what type of program [are/were] you enrolled: degree program, certificate program, or other type of program? Num T35F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Degree program2 =Certificate program4 =Other: Not post-secondary program5 =Other: Cosmetology61 =Other: Degree program62 =Other: Certificate program95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No response (missing)

97 YED4Why Left School (Original+Post-codes): ]Page 11] What is the main reason you left at that time? Num T36F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Received degree, completed coursework2 =Expelled / Suspended3 =Got married4 =Pregnant5 =School too dangerous6 =Poor grades7 =Did not like school / tired of school8 =Offered job10 =Financial difficulties, couldn't afford to go11 =Child care responsibilities12 =Home responsibilities13 =Moved away from school14 =Didn't get along with other students15 =My friends dropped out of school16 =Had a problem with drugs or alcohol17 =Became a father / mother of a baby18 =Had a health problem20 =Other: Incarcerated/Legal problems21 =Other: Transportation issues22 =Other: Other family issues (death, lack of support)23 =Other: Still in school61 =Other: Received degree, completed coursework62 =Other: Expelled/Suspended64 =Other: Pregnant65 =Other: School too dangerous66 =Other: Poor grades67 =Other: Did not like school/tired of school70 =Other: Financial difficulties, couldn't afford to go72 =Other: Home responsibilities73 =Other: Moved away from school76 =Other: Had a problem with drugs or alcohol

98 YED3I

Year Last Enrolled: When were you last enrolled in school? [If necessary, PROBE:] What year? [ENTER year] [If R volunteers 'Never Enrolled,' code 9997] Num 8

99 YED3J

Year Last Enrolled HS: When were you last enrolled in school? [If necessary, PROBE:] What year? [ENTER year] [If R volunteers 'Never Enrolled,' code 9997] Num 8

100 YED5

Name of School: What is the full name of the school you [are attending/most recently attended]? [Type first four letters of the State name, then city name, and then school name; separated with commas and end with a semi-colon ';'] Num TRECODE 8

.D =Don't know





101 YED5A

Name of School Correct: [School Name] ([School Street Address]) [School City], [School State]5 [CONFIRM that this is the correct school] [Street address should only be read if necessary] Num T37F 8

1 =Correct school5 =Not correct school

102 SCH_HIST_STOP Preload Var: School History Stop: Preload Var: School History Stop Num 8

103 NCES_ID_B_1NCES School Identification, Current/Most Recent School (Original+Manual Look-up) Char $ 20

104 SCHNAME05_B_1 NCES School Name, Current/Most Recent School Char $ 50

105 YED7Type of School, Current/Most Recent School: ]Page 12] What type of school is that? Num T38F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university11 =Other: Adult school12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school14 =Other: Community15 =Other: Continuation school16 =Other: Received GED17 =Other: Home school18 =Other: Independent school19 =Other: Job corps/Job Training20 =Other: Military school22 =Other: Other public school/Year round school24 =Other: Trade school25 =Other: Online61 =Other: Public school62 =Other: Magnet school63 =Other: Charter school64 =Other: Vocational school66 =Other: Religious school67 =Other: Special education school or program69 =Other: College or university95 =Other: All other responses




106 YED8__S_1

Grade Attended at Current/Most Recent School, Response 1: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college14 =2nd year of college15 =3rd year of college16 =4th year of college

107 YED8__S_2


1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college14 =2nd year of college15 =3rd year of college16 =4th year of college

108 YED8__S_3


0 =Kindergarten2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college15 =3rd year of college16 =4th year of college




109 YED8__S_4


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade16 =4th year of college

110 YED8__S_5


4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

111 YED8__S_6


5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

112 YED8__S_7


6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

113 YED8__S_8


7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

114 YED8__S_9


8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade12 =12th Grade

115 YED8__S_10


9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade




116 YED8__S_11



117 YED8__S_12



118 YED8__S_13

Grade Attended at Current/Most Recent School, Response 13: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8 12 =12th Grade

119 YED9 Ever Repeat Grade: Have you ever repeated a grade? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


120 YED10__S_1Repeat Which Grade: Which grades did you repeat? [ENTER all that apply] Num T40F 8

.D =Don't know0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade


1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade





3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade12 =12th Grade

124 YED10__S_5Repeat Which Grade: Which grades did you repeat? [ENTER all that apply] Num T40F 8 5 =5th Grade

125 REPEATGRADE_A_1

Repeat Grade in Same School, Current/Most Recent School, Response 1: Did you repeat [grade selected at YED10] at [this school]? Num T4F 8


126 REPEATGRADE_A_2


1 =Yes5 =No

127 REPEATGRADE_A_3


1 =Yes5 =No

128 NCES_ID_A_1NCES School Identification, Next Most Recent School (Original+Manual Look-up): Loop 1 Char $ 20

129 SCHNAME05_A_1 NCES School Name, Next Most Recent School: Loop 1 Char $ 50

130 YED13_A_1Type of School, Next Most Recent School (Original+Post-codes): Loop 1: What type of school is that? Num T38F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university11 =Other: Adult school12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school15 =Other: Continuation school16 =Other: Received GED17 =Other: Home school18 =Other: Independent school19 =Other: Job corps/Job Training22 =Other: Other public school/Year round school24 =Other: Trade school61 =Other: Public school62 =Other: Magnet school63 =Other: Charter school65 =Other: Regular private school66 =Other: Religious school95 =Other: All other responses




131 YED14__S_1

Grade Attended at Next Most Recent School (Original+Callbacks): Loop 1, Response 1: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college

132 YED14__S_2


1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade14 =2nd year of college

133 YED14__S_3


2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade




134 YED14__S_4


1 =1st Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

135 YED14__S_5


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

136 YED14__S_6



137 YED14__S_7

Grade Attended at Next Most Recent School: Loop 1, Response 7: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8


138 YED14__S_8



139 YED14__S_9

Grade Attended at Next Most Recent School: Loop 1, Response 9: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8 8 =8th Grade

140 REPEATGRADE_A_14

Repeat Grade in Same School, Next Most Recent School: Loop 1, Response 1: Did you repeat [grade selected at YED10] at [this school]? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No





Repeat Grade in Same School, Next Most Recent School: Loop 1, Response 5: Did you repeat [grade selected at YED10] at [this school]? Num T4F 8 1 =Yes








.D =Don't know1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school15 =Other: Continuation school17 =Other: Home school18 =Other: Independent school20 =Other: Military school21 =Other: Preschool/Daycare center23 =Other: Residential school24 =Other: Trade school61 =Other: Public school63 =Other: Charter school65 =Other: Regular private school66 =Other: Religious school67 =Other: Special education school or program95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No other school




150 YED14__S_18


.D =Don't know0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college

151 YED14__S_19


0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade14 =2nd year of college

152 YED14__S_20


0 =Kindergarten2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade




153 YED14__S_21



154 YED14__S_22



155 YED14__S_23


0 =Kindergarten4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade12 =12th Grade

156 YED14__S_24



157 YED14__S_25



158 YED14__S_26


0 =Kindergarten8 =8th Grade



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No










1 =Yes5 =No




.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university11 =Other: Adult school12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school15 =Other: Continuation school16 =Other: Received GED18 =Other: Independent school21 =Other: Preschool/Daycare center22 =Other: Other public school/Year round school23 =Other: Residential school63 =Other: Charter school65 =Other: Regular private school66 =Other: Religious school95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No other school




169 YED14__S_35


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college15 =3rd year of college

170 YED14__S_36



171 YED14__S_37


0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade




172 YED14__S_38



173 YED14__S_39


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

174 YED14__S_40


0 =Kindergarten4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

175 YED14__S_41


5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade12 =12th Grade

176 YED14__S_42



177 YED14__S_43

Grade Attended at Next Most Recent School (Original+Callbacks): Loop 3, Response 9: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8 8 =8th Grade



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No






1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No






.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school14 =Other: Community15 =Other: Continuation school16 =Other: Received GED17 =Other: Home school18 =Other: Independent school21 =Other: Preschool/Daycare center23 =Other: Residential school24 =Other: Trade school61 =Other: Public school65 =Other: Regular private school67 =Other: Special education school or program95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No other school




189 YED14__S_52


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college14 =2nd year of college

190 YED14__S_53



191 YED14__S_54






192 YED14__S_55


0 =Kindergarten2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade12 =12th Grade

193 YED14__S_56


1 =1st Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade

194 YED14__S_57


5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

195 YED14__S_58



196 YED14__S_59



197 YED14__S_60








1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No






1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No








.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school14 =Other: Community15 =Other: Continuation school17 =Other: Home school20 =Other: Military school21 =Other: Preschool/Daycare center23 =Other: Residential school61 =Other: Public school62 =Other: Magnet school65 =Other: Regular private school67 =Other: Special education school or program95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No other school




209 YED14__S_69


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college14 =2nd year of college

210 YED14__S_70



211 YED14__S_71






212 YED14__S_72


0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade12 =12th Grade

213 YED14__S_73



214 YED14__S_74



215 YED14__S_75



216 YED14__S_76



217 YED14__S_77




1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No








1 =Yes5 =No




.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school14 =Other: Community15 =Other: Continuation school18 =Other: Independent school20 =Other: Military school23 =Other: Residential school61 =Other: Public school63 =Other: Charter school65 =Other: Regular private school67 =Other: Special education school or program95 =Other: All other responses

227 YED14__S_91






228 YED14__S_86


.D =Don't know


229 YED14__S_87



230 YED14__S_88






231 YED14__S_89


0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

232 YED14__S_90



233 YED14__S_92



234 YED14__S_93



235 YED14__S_94




1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No










1 =Yes5 =No




.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school15 =Other: Continuation school21 =Other: Preschool/Daycare center23 =Other: Residential school24 =Other: Trade school61 =Other: Public school63 =Other: Charter school65 =Other: Regular private school66 =Other: Religious school95 =Other: All other responses

246 YED14__S_103


.D =Don't know





247 YED14__S_104



248 YED14__S_105



249 YED14__S_106



250 YED14__S_107


0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade




251 YED14__S_108



252 YED14__S_109



253 YED14__S_110



254 YED14__S_111





1 =Yes5 =No






1 =Yes5 =No






1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No









.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university11 =Other: Adult school12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school15 =Other: Continuation school16 =Other: Received GED17 =Other: Home school20 =Other: Military school22 =Other: Other public school/Year round school62 =Other: Magnet school63 =Other: Charter school95 =Other: All other responses

266 YED14__S_120


.D =Don't know





267 YED14__S_121



268 YED14__S_122



269 YED14__S_123


0 =Kindergarten3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

270 YED14__S_124






271 YED14__S_125



272 YED14__S_126



273 YED14__S_127



274 YED14__S_128


275 YED14__S_129


276 YED14__S_130


277 YED14__S_131


278 YED14__S_132




1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No








1 =Yes5 =No




.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school14 =Other: Community15 =Other: Continuation school16 =Other: Received GED23 =Other: Residential school61 =Other: Public school63 =Other: Charter school69 =Other: College or university95 =Other: All other responses

288 YED14__S_137


.D =Don't know





289 YED14__S_138



290 YED14__S_139



291 YED14__S_140


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade12 =12th Grade

292 YED14__S_141



293 YED14__S_142






294 YED14__S_143



295 YED14__S_144



296 YED14__S_145




1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No




Repeat Grade in Same School, Next Most Recent School: Loop 9, Response 5: Did you repeat [grade selected at YED10] at [this school]? Num T4F 8 5 =No









.D =Don't know1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university11 =Other: Adult school12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school13 =Other: College Preparatory school15 =Other: Continuation school17 =Other: Home school18 =Other: Independent school23 =Other: Residential school62 =Other: Magnet school63 =Other: Charter school95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Does not remember

306 YED14__S_154


.D =Don't know0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college

307 YED14__S_155






308 YED14__S_156


1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

309 YED14__S_157


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

310 YED14__S_158



311 YED14__S_159



312 YED14__S_160



313 YED14__S_161



314 YED14__S_162







1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No





1 =Yes5 =No






.D =Don't know1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school15 =Other: Continuation school17 =Other: Home school20 =Other: Military school64 =Other: Vocational school95 =Other: All other responses

323 YED14__S_171


.D =Don't know0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college




324 YED14__S_172


1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade14 =2nd year of college

325 YED14__S_173


2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

326 YED14__S_174


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade12 =12th Grade

327 YED14__S_175



328 YED14__S_176



329 YED14__S_177



330 YED14__S_178



331 YED14__S_179







1 =Yes5 =No



1 =Yes5 =No








.D =Don't know1 =Regular public school3 =Charter public school6 =Religious or parochial school15 =Other: Continuation school63 =Other: Charter school

339 YED14__S_188


.D =Don't know0 =Kindergarten3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade9 =9th Grade

340 YED14__S_189


1 =1st Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade10 =10th Grade

341 YED14__S_190


2 =2nd Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade8 =8th Grade11 =11th Grade

342 YED14__S_191


3 =3rd Grade6 =6th Grade12 =12th Grade

343 YED14__S_192






344 YED14__S_193





1 =Yes5 =No





349 YED13_A_13Type of School, Next Most Recent School: Loop 13: What type of school is that? Num T38F 8 1 =Regular public school

350 YED14__S_205

Grade Attended at Next Most Recent School: Loop 13, Response 1: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8 2 =2nd Grade

351 YED14__S_206

Grade Attended at Next Most Recent School: Loop 13, Response 2: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8 3 =3rd Grade

352 YED14__S_207


353 YED14__S_208


354 YED14__S_209


355 YED16

Attended Other School: Were there any other schools that you attended between [preloaded lowest grade about which the survey asks] [highest grade reported at YED8] we have not already discussed? Num T4F 8


356 YED17

Name of School: What is the full name of this other school? [Type first four letters of the State name, then city name, and then school name; separated with commas and end with a semi-colon ';'] [For example: illi,ch Num TRECODE 8

.D =Don't know1 =Yes, there is an answer

357 YED17A

Name of School Correct: [School Name] [School Street Address] [School City], [School State]5 [CONFIRM that this is the correct school] [Street address should only be read if necessary] Num T37F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Correct school5 =Not correct school

358 NCES_ID_B_2NCES School Identification, Catch-All School (Original+Manual Look-up) Char $ 15

359 SCHNAME05_B_2 NCES School Name, Catch-All School Char $ 20




360 YED19 Type of School, Catch-All School: What type of school is that? Num T38F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Regular public school2 =Magnet public school3 =Charter public school4 =Vocational public school5 =Regular private school6 =Religious or parochial school7 =Special education school or program8 =Enrichment / Gifted and Talented program or school9 =College or university12 =Other: Alternative/Probation/Pregnant school15 =Other: Continuation school16 =Other: Received GED17 =Other: Home school18 =Other: Independent school19 =Other: Job corps/Job Training20 =Other: Military school21 =Other: Preschool/Daycare center22 =Other: Other public school/Year round school24 =Other: Trade school67 =Other: Special education school or program95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No other school

361 YED20__S_1

Grade Attended at Catch-All School, Response 1: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8

.D =Don't know0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade13 =1st year of college14 =2nd year of college15 =3rd year of college




362 YED20__S_2


0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade14 =2nd year of college16 =4th year of college

363 YED20__S_3


0 =Kindergarten1 =1st Grade2 =2nd Grade3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade7 =7th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade15 =3rd year of college

364 YED20__S_4


3 =3rd Grade4 =4th Grade5 =5th Grade6 =6th Grade8 =8th Grade9 =9th Grade10 =10th Grade11 =11th Grade12 =12th Grade

365 YED20__S_5






366 YED20__S_6



367 YED20__S_7



368 YED20__S_8

Grade Attended at Catch-All School, Response 8: For which grades did you attend this school? [Enter all grades R attended at this school, even if R went to this school for only part of the year.] Num T39F 8 7 =7th Grade

369 REPEATGRADE_A_183Repeat Grade in Same School, Catch-All School, Response 1: Did you repeat [grade selected at YED10] at [this school]? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No


1 =Yes5 =No




1 =Yes5 =No

373 REPEATGRADE_A_187Repeat Grade in Same School, Catch-All School, Response 5: Did you repeat [grade selected at YED10] at [this school]? Num T4F 8 1 =Yes



376 YED22Ever Suspended/Expelled: Have you ever been suspended or expelled from school? Num T4F 8


377 YED22AEver Suspended/Expelled Last 2 Yrs: Has this happened during the past 2 years? Num T4F 8


378 YED23

Freq Late for School: [Preamble...] During the last school year you attended, how often were you late for school - never, less than once a month, once a month, once every two weeks, once a week, several times a week, or every day? Num T41F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =Less than once a month3 =Once a month4 =Once every two weeks (2-3 times a month)5 =Once a week (4-5 times a week)6 =Several times a week (2-4 times a week)7 =Everyday (5 times a week)




379 YED24

Days Absent from School: During the last school year you attended, how many days were you absent from school for any reason? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

380 YED25

Times Cut/Skip School: During the last school year you attended, how many times did you cut classes or skip school -- never, less than once a month, once a month, once every two weeks, once a week, several times a week, or every day? Num T41F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =Less than once a month3 =Once a month4 =Once every two weeks (2-3 times a month)5 =Once a week (4-5 times a week)6 =Several times a week (2-4 times a week)7 =Everyday (5 times a week)

381 YED26__S_1

School Response on Absence (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: Which of the following happened the last time you cut classes or skipped school: school did nothing, someone called home, someone visited home, sent letter home, saw counselor?: Whi Num T42F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =The school did not do anything2 =Someone from school called my home3 =Someone from school visited my home4 =The school sent a letter to my home5 =The school made me see a counselor7 =Other: Suspended/expelled8 =Other: Detention/other disciplinary action9 =Other: Warning/reprimand but no action10 =Other: Received extra work61 =Other: School did not do anything (incl. school did not know)62 =Other: Someone from school called home63 =Other: School visited home or asked parent to come in64 =Other: School sent letter to home65 =Other: School made me see a counselor95 =Other: All other responses97 =Other: Refusal99 =Other: No response (missing)

382 YED26__S_2


1 =The school did not do anything2 =Someone from school called my home3 =Someone from school visited my home4 =The school sent a letter to my home5 =The school made me see a counselor7 =Other: Suspended/expelled8 =Other: Detention/other disciplinary action9 =Other: Warning/reprimand but no action10 =Other: Received extra work61 =Other: School did not do anything (incl. school did not know)62 =Other: Someone from school called home63 =Other: School visited home or asked parent to come in65 =Other: School made me see a counselor95 =Other: All other responses




383 YED26__S_3


1 =The school did not do anything2 =Someone from school called my home3 =Someone from school visited my home4 =The school sent a letter to my home5 =The school made me see a counselor7 =Other: Suspended/expelled8 =Other: Detention/other disciplinary action62 =Other: Someone from school called home65 =Other: School made me see a counselor95 =Other: All other responses

384 YED26__S_4


3 =Someone from school visited my home4 =The school sent a letter to my home5 =The school made me see a counselor7 =Other: Suspended/expelled

385 YED26__S_5


5 =The school made me see a counselor8 =Other: Detention/other disciplinary action

386 YED27

Grades Received (Original+Post-codes): Overall, what grades did you receive the last year of school you completed? [If the Respondent does not receive letter grades, ask how progress is reported or for a 'grade equivalent'.] Num T43F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Mostly A's (90-100)2 =About half A's and half B's (85-89)3 =Mostly B's (80-84)4 =About half B's and half C's (75-79)5 =Mostly C's (70-74)6 =About half C's and half D's (65-69)7 =Mostly D's8 =Mostly below D (below 60)10 =Other: No letter grade assigned (incl. pass/fail)62 =Other: About half As & half Bs63 =Other: Mostly Bs64 =Other: About half Bs & half Cs65 =Other: Mostly Cs66 =Other: About half Cs & half Ds67 =Other: Mostly Ds68 =Other: Mostly below D (incl. F)95 =Other: All other responses96 =Other: Never enrolled98 =Other: Don't Know




387 YED28

Lowest Grades Received (Original+Post-codes): What is the lowest grade you could get without your parents getting upset? [If the Respondent does not receive letter grades, ask how progress is reported or for a 'grade equivalent'.] Num T44F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Mostly A's (90-100)2 =About half A's and half B's (85-89)3 =Mostly B's (80-84)4 =About half B's and half C's (75-79)5 =Mostly C's (70-74)6 =About half C's and half D's (65-69)7 =Mostly D's8 =Mostly below D (below 60)9 =They would never get upset11 =Other: Parents Don't care about/look at grades12 =Other: Parents not in the picture63 =Other: Mostly Bs65 =Other: Mostly Cs67 =Other: Mostly Ds68 =Other: Mostly below D69 =Other: They would never get upset95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don't Know99 =Other: No response (missing)

388 YED29Any Math Class: Have you ever taken any classes in general math, algebra, geometry, or other advanced math? Num T4F 8


389 YED30A

Average Grade in Math (Original+Post-codes): What average grade did you receive in math the last year of school you completed? [If the Respondent does not receive letter grades, ask how progress is reported or for a 'grade equivalent'.] Num T45F 8

.D =Don't know1 =A2 =B3 =C4 =D5 =Below D6 =(If vol) Did not take math8 =Other: No letter grade assigned (incl. pass/fail)62 =Other: Half As & half Bs63 =Other: B64 =Other: Half Bs & half Cs65 =Other: C66 =Other: Half Cs & half Ds67 =Other: D68 =Other: Below D95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don't Know

390 YED32ATeacher Interest: T[Preamble...] The teachers [are/were] interested in students. Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree? Num T22F 8





391 YED32C

Students Tease: In this school, students [get/got] teased if they studied hard to get good grades. (Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?) Num T22F 8


392 YED32FDiscipline is Fair: Discipline [is/was] fair. (Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?) Num T22F 8

.D =Don't know


393 YED32GFeel Safe at School: I [feel/felt] safe at this school. (Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?) Num T22F 8

.D =Don't know


394 YED32IFeel Put Down: In class, I often [feel/felt] 'put down' by my teachers. (Do you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?) Num T22F 8


395 YED34Class Periods in Study Hall: In a typical day, how many class periods [do/did] you spend in study hall? Num T46F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal0 =None1 =One2 =Two3 =Three4 =Four5 =Over four (4)

396 YED35

Amount Assigned Homework Completed: ]Page 17] When homework [is/was] assigned, how much [do/did] you usually complete? All plus some extra, all, most of it, some of it, none, or was homework never assigned? Num T47F 8

1 =All plus some extra2 =All3 =Most of it4 =Some of it5 =None of it6 =Never assigned

397 YED36A

Hours Homework in School: Overall about how much total time [do/did] you spend on homework each week in school ? [If R reports some time less than 1 hour, code as '1'] Num T48F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =1 hour or less2 =2-3 hours3 =4-6 hours4 =7-9 hours5 =10-12 hours6 =13-15 hours7 =Over 15 hours




398 YED36B

Hours Homework Out of School: Overall about how much total time [do/did] you spend on homework each week out of school ? [If R reports some time less than 1 hour, code as '1'] Num T48F 8

.D =Don't know0 =xNeverAssigned1 =1 hour or less2 =2-3 hours3 =4-6 hours4 =7-9 hours5 =10-12 hours6 =13-15 hours7 =Over 15 hours

399 YED37

Hours on Reading: How much additional reading [do/did] you do each week on your own outside of school -- not in connection with schoolwork? Do not count any assigned reading. [ENTER number of hours] [If R reports some time Num 8

400 YED37A

Range Hours on Reading: Which of these is closest to the amount of time you usually [spend/spent] reading on your own outside of school or work each week? 1-4 hours, 5-9 hours, 10-14 hours, 15-19 hours, 20 or more hours per week? Num T49F 8

.D =Don't know0 =No reading1 =1-4 hours per week2 =5-9 hours per week3 =10-14 hours per week4 =15-19 hours per week5 =20 or more hours per week

401 YED38 Computer Use at Home: Do you use a computer at home? Num T4F 81 =Yes5 =No

402 YED39

Weekly Internet Hours: In a typical week, how many hours total do you use the Internet at any location (such as your home, work, the local library, a coffee shop or a community center)? Num T50F 8

.D =Don't know1 =None2 =Less than 1 hour a week3 =1 to 3 hours a week4 =4 to 6 hours a week5 =7 to 9 hours a week6 =10 hours or more a week

403 YED40Any AP Exam: Have you taken any of the Advanced Placement - or AP - exams? Num T4F 8


404 YED41 Any SAT/ACT Test: Have you ever taken the SAT or ACT test? Num T4F 8


405 YED42A

Remedial English/Math: Have you ever been enrolled in remedial English, remedial math, or both programs in school? [If necessary:] These are courses for students who are a bit behind in reading and math Num T51F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Remedial English2 =Remedial math3 =Both remedial English and math4 =Neither course

406 YED42BSpecial Class: Have you ever been enrolled in any special class, or received special help for any emotional, physical or mental condition? Num T4F 8





407 YED42CVocational Course: Have you ever been enrolled in a vocational course? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


408 YED42DGifted/Talented Program: Have you ever been enrolled in a program for the gifted and talented? Num T4F 8


409 YED43A

In School Sports: Look at Page 10 of your booklet, and for each activity, please tell me if you have participated this year in each of the activities listed in [this/your most recent] school year. School sports Num T52F 8

.D =Don't know1 =School does not have2 =Did not participate3 =Participated4 =Participated as an Officer / Leader5 =(If vol) Not old enough to participate

410 YED43BGovt/Honor Soc/Acad Club: Any other group or club, including honor society? Num T52F 8

.D =Don't know1 =School does not have2 =Did not participate3 =Participated4 =Participated as an Officer / Leader5 =(If vol) Not old enough to participate

411 YED44Any Leadership Position: Have you held a leadership position in any activity, club or group in school? Num T4F 8


412 YED45Own Education Aspirations: As things stand now, how far in school do you think you will get? Num T53F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than high school graduation2 =High school graduation onlyVocational, Trade, or Business School after High3 =Less than two years of school4 =Two years or more of school5 =A degree from a vocational, trade, or business schoolCollege Program6 =Less than two years of college7 =Two or more years of college (including two-year degree)8 =Finish college (four- or five-year degree)Graduate or Professional School9 =Master's degree or equivalent10 =Ph.D., M.D., or other professional degree11 =Does not apply




413 YED46Mother Education Aspirations: How far in school do you think your mother wants you to go? Num T53F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than high school graduation2 =High school graduation onlyVocational, Trade, or Business School after High3 =Less than two years of school4 =Two years or more of school5 =A degree from a vocational, trade, or business schoolCollege Program6 =Less than two years of college7 =Two or more years of college (including two-year degree)8 =Finish college (four- or five-year degree)Graduate or Professional School9 =Master's degree or equivalent10 =Ph.D., M.D., or other professional degree11 =Does not apply

414 YED47

Courses Influence: Who has influenced you the most on any decisions about courses you take in school or your future schooling and education? Num T54F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Mother2 =Father3 =Stepparent4 =Brothers or sisters5 =Other relatives6 =Teachers7 =Coach8 =Guidance counselor9 =Advisor or school principal10 =Friends at school11 =Young adults you admire12 =Other leaders in the community13 =No one

415 YED48A

In Rec Sports or Other Lessons: In a typical week, how often do you participate in any recreational sports, or organized group activity -- never, less than once a week, once or twice a week, or every day? Num T55F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =Less than once a week3 =Once / Twice a week4 =Every day

416 YED48C

Hanging Out in Neighborhood: (In a typical week, how often do you...) Hang out in the neighborhood, at a basketball court or local park? (Would you say never, less than once a week, once or twice a week, or every day?) Num T55F 8


417 YED48D

Hanging Out at Home: (In a typical week, how often do you...) Hang out at home or in the yard? (Would you say never, less than once a week, once or twice a week, or every day?) Num T55F 8





418 YED48E

Shopping: (In a typical week, how often do you...) Shop at a mall or store? (Would you say never, less than once a week, once or twice a week, or every day?) Num T55F 8

.D =Don't know


419 YED48F

Hang Out: (In a typical week, how often do you...) Hang out at someone else's house? (Would you say never, less than once a week, once or twice a week, or every day?) Num T55F 8


420 YED49

Any Training: [Preamble...] [Other than your regular school] In the last two years, have you participated in any training program that lasted at least two weeks that was designed to help you find a job, improve your job skills, or learn a new job? Num T4F 8


421 YED50__S_1

Type of Training (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: What kind of training was that? [ENTER all that apply]: ]Page 22] What kind of training was that? [ENTER all that apply] Num T56F 8

1 =General Equivalency Diploma (GED)2 =English as A Second Language3 =Computer training4 =Work study program5 =Certification or training in health care field7 =Other: Job search/readiness training8 =Other: Clerical9 =Other: Construction/carpentry/electrician10 =Other: Security11 =Other: Police, military, correctional12 =Other: Customer service/sales13 =Other: Automotive14 =Other: Cosmetology15 =Other: Culinary16 =Other: Banking/finance17 =Other: Child care/working with youth18 =Other: Custodial/housekeeping19 =Other: Cashier/retail20 =Other: Landscaping, maintenance61 =Other: GED62 =Other: ESL63 =Other: Computer training64 =Other: Work study program65 =Other: Certification or training in health care field95 =Other: All other responses99 =Other: No response (missing)




422 YED50__S_2


1 =General Equivalency Diploma (GED)2 =English as A Second Language3 =Computer training4 =Work study program5 =Certification or training in health care field7 =Other: Job search/readiness training9 =Other: Construction/carpentry/electrician10 =Other: Security12 =Other: Customer service/sales14 =Other: Cosmetology15 =Other: Culinary16 =Other: Banking/finance18 =Other: Custodial/housekeeping19 =Other: Cashier/retail20 =Other: Landscaping, maintenance61 =Other: GED64 =Other: Work study program65 =Other: Certification or training in health care field95 =Other: All other responses

423 YED50__S_3


1 =General Equivalency Diploma (GED)3 =Computer training4 =Work study program5 =Certification or training in health care field7 =Other: Job search/readiness training12 =Other: Customer service/sales95 =Other: All other responses

424 YED50__S_4


1 =General Equivalency Diploma (GED)4 =Work study program5 =Certification or training in health care field13 =Other: Automotive15 =Other: Culinary17 =Other: Child care/working with youth

425 YED51Number of Weeks in Training: How many weeks in total did you participate in training in the last two years? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

426 YED52Number of Hours in Training: During those weeks, how many hours a week did you usually spend in training? [ENTER number of hours] Num 8

427 YED52A Currently in Training: Are you currently participating in training? Num T4F 81 =Yes5 =No

428 YEM1Work for Pay: Now I'd like to ask a few questions about any jobs you may have. Last week, did you do any work for pay? Num T57F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Yes5 =No7 =(If vol) Disabled8 =(If vol) Unable to work

429 YEM3One or More Jobs: Last week, did you have more than one job, including part-time and weekend work? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




430 YEM4

Work Hours: How many hours per week do you usually work at your [main job/job]? [By main job, we mean the one at which you usually workthe most hours.] [If R says hours vary from week to week, code 97] [ENTER number of hours per week] Num 8

431 YEM4AMore Than 35 Hours Work: Do you usually work 35 hours or more per week at your [main job/job]? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

432 YEM4B

Other Job Work Hours: How many hours per week do you usually work at your other job(s). [If R says hours vary from week to week, code 97] [ENTER number of hours per week] Num 8

433 YEM5ADate Started Main Job - Month: When did you first start working at your [main job/job]? MM / YYYY [ENTER month] Num T13F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Jan2 =Feb3 =March4 =April5 =May6 =June7 =July8 =Aug9 =Sept10 =Oct11 =Nov12 =Dec

434 YEM5BDate Started Main Job - Year: (When did you first start working at your [main job/job]?) MM / YYYY [ENTER year] Num 8




435 YEM2Why Not Work (Original+Post-codes): ]Page 23] What is the main reason that you did not work for pay last week? Num T58F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Disabled2 =Unable to work3 =Have job but temporarily absent4 =Couldn't find any work5 =Child care problems6 =Family responsibilities7 =In school or other training8 =Waiting for a new job to begin9 =Other - specify10 =Other: Unemp/LaidOff11 =Other: Pregnant15 =Other: No job16 =Other: Too young17 =Other: No wrk permit18 =Other: Seasonal empl19 =Other: Transprt prob20 =Other: Fired22 =Other: Jail23 =Other: Dont want wrk24 =Other: Quit25 =Other: No ID26 =Other: Has baby62 =Other: Disabled63 =Other: Unable to Wrk64 =Other: Tempor Absent65 =Other: Didnt Fnd Wrk67 =Other: Family Resp68 =Other: InSchol/Train69 =Other: Waitng NewJob95 =Other: All other responses

436 YEM6

Easiest Way Report Earnings: For your [main job/job], what is the easiest way for you to report your total earnings before taxes or other deductions: hourly, daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, annually, or on some other basis? Num T59F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Hourly2 =Daily3 =Weekly4 =Biweekly (every 2 weeks)5 =Twice monthly6 =Monthly7 =Annually9 =Other: Comm/sale63 =Other: Weekly65 =Other: Twice Monthly95 =Other: All other responses

437 YEM7Yes or Not OT: Do you usually receive overtime pay, tips, or commissions at your [main job/job]? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





438 YEM8

Usual Earnings: [Including overtime pay, tips, and commissions] What are your usual [daily/weekly/biweekly/twice monthly/monthly/annual] earnings on this job, before taxes or other deductions? [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

439 YEM8AWork Days: How many days a week do you usually work? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

440 YEM9Paid Weeks: How many weeks a year do you get paid for? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

441 YEM9A Unit Pay and OT Status: YEM9a Data Checkpoint Num 8

442 YEM9BRate of Pay Per Unit: What is your rate of pay of [YEM6a response][on this job] [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

443 YEM9CUnits Paid Per Week: For how many [YEM9c response] are you usually paid per week[on this job] [ENTER number of units] Num 8

444 YEM9D

Pay Rate Per Unit w/o OT: Excluding overtime pay, tips, commissions, what is your rate of pay per [YEM6a response][on this job] [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

445 YEM9EUnits Paid Per Week: For how many [YEM9c response] are you usually paid per week at this rate? [ENTER number of units] Num 8

446 YEM10 Hourly Pay: YEM10 Data Checkpoint Num 8

447 YEM10AHourly Paid Rate: What is your hourly rate of pay[on this job] [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

448 YEM11A

Hourly Paid Rate w/o OT: Excluding overtime pay, tips and commissions, what is your hourly rate of pay on this job? [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

449 YEM11BWork Hours Per Week: How many hours do you usually work per week at this rate? [ENTER hours per week] Num 8

450 YEM11C

Paid OT: [At your main job/How] much do you usually receive just in overtime pay, tips, commissions, before taxes or other deductions? [ENTER dollar amount:] Num 8

451 YEM11DFreq Paid OT (Original+Post-codes): Is that Per Hour, Per Day, Per Week, Per Month, Per Year, or Per Unit? Num T60F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Per hour2 =Per day3 =Per week4 =Per month5 =Per year7 =Other: Biweekly/every two weeks)63 =Other: Per weekend95 =Other: All other responses

452 YEM11EDays/Units/Hours Work: How many [days/hours/units] do you usually work per week at this rate? [ENTER [days/hours/units] per week] Num 8




453 YEM12

Important Source (Original+Post-codes): I'd like to ask you how you found the [main job/job] you have now. What is the most important source of information you used to find this job? Num T61F 8

1 =A friend, relative, or acquaintance2 =A government employment agency3 =A private employment agency4 =Checking directly with my employer5 =A referral from a job training program6 =The newspaper7 =A school employment service8 =A computer search9 =Church10 =Community center11 =Other: Govt Servcs12 =Other: Refral Oth13 =Other: Prev contact15 = Other: Self=Employ16 =Other: Job fair17 =Other: Flyer61 =Other: Frnd/Relt/62 =Other: Govt Emp Agen63 =Other: Priv Emp Agen64 =Other: Chck w/Emplyr67 =Other: Schl Emp Srvc68 =Other: Comput Search70 =Other: Community center95 =Other: All other responses

454 YEM13Find Work: Have you been doing anything to find work during the past four weeks? Num T62F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No7 =Disabled8 =Unable to work

455 YEM14__S_1

Actions (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks? [ENTER all that apply] Num T63F 8

1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school/university employer center7 =Sent out resumes/filled out applications8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training12 =Nothing13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers62 =Other: Pub Emp Agen64 =Other: Friends/Relatives67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs94 =Other: Nothing95 =Other: All other responses




456 YEM14__S_2


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school/university employer center7 =Sent out resumes/filled out applications8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training12 =Nothing13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers63 =Other: Prv Emp Agen67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs95 =Other: All other responses

457 YEM14__S_3


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school/university employer center7 =Sent out resumes/filled out applications8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers64 =Other: Friends/Relatives67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs71 =Other: Attended job training




458 YEM14__S_4


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school/university employer center7 =Sent out resumes/filled out applications8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers64 =Other: Friends/Relatives67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs95 =Other: All other responses

459 YEM14__S_5


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school/university employer center7 =Sent out resumes/filled out applications8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet63 =Other: Prv Emp Agen67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs95 =Other: All other responses

460 YEM14__S_6


1 =Contacted employer(s)2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job6 =Contacted school/university employer center7 =Sent out resumes/filled out applications8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs




461 YEM14__S_7


1 =Contacted employer(s)3 =Contacted private employment agency4 =Contacted friends or relatives5 =Interviewed for a job7 =Sent out resumes/filled out applications8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training13 =Other: Internet61 =Other: Cont Emplyers63 =Other: Prv Emp Agen67 =Other: Sent resumes/Applied for Jobs71 =Other: Attended job training

462 YEM14__S_8Actions, Response 8: What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks? [ENTER all that apply] Num T63F 8

2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency8 =Checked union/professional registers9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training

463 YEM14__S_9


2 =Contacted public employment agency programs/courses3 =Contacted private employment agency9 =Placed or answered ads10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training

464 YEM14__S_10Actions, Response 10: What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks? [ENTER all that apply] Num T63F 8

1 =Contacted employer(s)10 =Looked at ads directly11 =Attended job training

465 YEM14__S_11

Actions (Original+Post-codes), Response 11: What are all the things you have done to find work during the past four weeks? [ENTER all that apply] Num T63F 8 13 =Other: Internet

466 YEM15Started a Job: Last week, could you have started a job if one had been offered? Num T4F 8


467 YEM16 Reason Not Started (Original+Post-codes): Why is that? Num T64F 8

1 =Waiting for new job to begin3 =Going to school4 =Other: Childcare Resp5 =Other: Family Resp7 =Other: Transportation Problem9 =Other: Pregnant/Having Baby62 =Other: Own Temporary Illness63 =Other: Going to School95 =Other: All Other Responses




468 YEM17Other Paid Job: [Premable...] In the past 2 years, have you done any [other] work at all for which you were paid? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


469 YEM18BYear Started Working: When did you first start working on your [other job/job]? [ENTER year] Num 8

470 YEM18C Currently Working: Are you currently working at this job? Num T4F 8


471 YEM18DYear Stopped Working: When did you stop working at this job? [ENTER year] Num 8

472 YEM18EEarnings Per Week: How much [do/did] you usually earn per week at this [other job/job]? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

473 YEM18FWork Hours: How many hours per week [do/did] you usually work at this job? [ENTER hours per week] Num 8

474 YEM19

Freelancer: During the past month, have you worked as a freelancer - doing things like babysitting or mowing lawns - or worked by yourself, for example, running your own business? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

475 YEM19AFreelancer Work Hours: In the last month, how many hours did you do this type of work? [ENTER number of hours] Num 8

476 YEM19BFreelancer Paid Rate: In the past month, approximately how much did you earn doing this type of work? [ENTER dollar amount] Num 8

477 YPH1

Overall Health: Now I'd like to ask you some questions about your health. In general, how is your health: excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? Num T65F 8


478 YPH2Have Asthma: Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you had asthma? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


479 YPH3Recent Asthma Attack: During the past 12 months, have you had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack? Num T4F 8


480 YPH3A

Prescription Inhalers: During the past three months, have you used prescription inhalers? Do not include over-the-counter inhalers like Primatene Mist. Num T4F 8


481 YPH4Chest Wheeze/Whistle: During the past 12 months, have you had a wheezing or whistling sound in your chest? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


482 YPH5

Wheeze/Whistle Freq: How many attacks of wheezing or whistling have you had in your chest during the past 12 months? [ENTER number of attacks] Num 8




483 YPH6

Wheeze/Whistle Doctor/ER: During the past 12 months, how many times have you gone to the doctor's office or the hospital emergency room for one or more of these attacks of wheezing or whistling? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

484 YPH7

Wheeze/Whistle Limit Activities: During the past 12 months, how much did you limit your usual activities due to wheezing or whistling? Would you say not at all, a little, a fair amount, a moderate amount, or a lot? Num T66F 8

1 =Not at all2 =A little3 =A fair amount4 =A moderate amount5 =A lot

485 YPH8

Wheeze/Whistle Miss School/Work: During the past 12 months, how many days of work and school did you miss due to wheezing or whistling? [ENTER number of days missed school/work] Num 8

486 YPH8AWheeze/Miss School/Work Probe: Is that zero days, between one and seven days, between 8 and 30 days, or 31 days or more? Num T67F 8

.D =Don't know2 =1-7 days

487 YPH11Physical Exam: In the past year have you had a routine physical examination? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


488 YPH11A__S_1

Physical Exam Location (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: Where did you have this examination? [If necessary, PROBE:] Any other? [ENTER all that apply] Num T68F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Private doctor's office2 =Community health clinics3 =School4 =Hospital5 =Other: Jail/prison/detention center62 =Other: Community health clinic63 =Other: School64 =Other: Hospital95 =Other: All other responses

489 YPH11A__S_2

Physical Exam Location (Original+Post-codes), Response 2: Where did you have this examination? [If necessary, PROBE:] Any other? [ENTER all that apply] Num T68F 8

1 =Private doctor's office2 =Community health clinics3 =School4 =Hospital5 =Other: Jail/prison/detention center62 =Other: Community health clinic63 =Other: School95 =Other: All other responses

490 YPH11A__S_3Physical Exam Location: Where did you have this examination? [If necessary, PROBE:] Any other? [ENTER all that apply] Num T68F 8 3 =School

491 YPH12Teeth Condition: How would you describe the condition of your teeth: excellent, very good, good, fair or poor? Num T69F 8





492 YPH13Dental Exam: In the past year have you had a dental examination by a dentist or hygienist? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


493 YPH14A__S_1

Kept from Health Profession (Original+Post-codes), Response 1: In the past year, what kept you from seeing a health professional when you really needed to? If there was more than one reason, choose more than one answer. [ENTER all that apply] Num T70F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Didn't know whom to go see2 =Had no transportation3 =No one available to go along4 =Parent or guardian would not go along5 =Didn't want parents to know6 =Difficult to make appointment7 =Afraid of what the doctor would say or do8 =I thought the problem would go away9 =Couldn't pay10 =Didn't have time11 =Too embarrassed12 =Thought the doctor would report something to the police or other legal auth13 =Didn't think the doctor could help14 =Did not need to see a health professional15 =Other: No insurance61 =Other: Didn't know who to see62 =Other: no transportation64 =Other: Parent/guardian would not go along68 =Other: thought the problem would go away69 =Other: couldn't pay70 =Other: Didn't have time74 =Other: did not need to see a health professional95 =Other: All other responses




494 YPH14A__S_2


1 =Didn't know whom to go see2 =Had no transportation3 =No one available to go along4 =Parent or guardian would not go along5 =Didn't want parents to know6 =Difficult to make appointment7 =Afraid of what the doctor would say or do8 =I thought the problem would go away9 =Couldn't pay10 =Didn't have time11 =Too embarrassed12 =Thought the doctor would report something to the police or other legal auth13 =Didn't think the doctor could help14 =Did not need to see a health professional15 =Other: No insurance61 =Other: Didn't know who to see63 =Other: No one available to go along69 =Other: couldn't pay70 =Other: Didn't have time95 =Other: All other responses

495 YPH14A__S_3


1 =Didn't know whom to go see2 =Had no transportation3 =No one available to go along4 =Parent or guardian would not go along5 =Didn't want parents to know6 =Difficult to make appointment7 =Afraid of what the doctor would say or do8 =I thought the problem would go away9 =Couldn't pay10 =Didn't have time11 =Too embarrassed12 =Thought the doctor would report something to the police or other legal auth13 =Didn't think the doctor could help14 =Did not need to see a health professional15 =Other: No insurance61 =Other: Didn't know who to see68 =Other: thought the problem would go away70 =Other: Didn't have time95 =Other: All other responses




496 YPH14A__S_4


1 =Didn't know whom to go see2 =Had no transportation3 =No one available to go along4 =Parent or guardian would not go along5 =Didn't want parents to know6 =Difficult to make appointment7 =Afraid of what the doctor would say or do8 =I thought the problem would go away9 =Couldn't pay10 =Didn't have time11 =Too embarrassed12 =Thought the doctor would report something to the police or other legal auth13 =Didn't think the doctor could help14 =Did not need to see a health professional15 =Other: No insurance70 =Other: Didn't have time95 =Other: All other responses

497 YPH14A__S_5


2 =Had no transportation5 =Didn't want parents to know6 =Difficult to make appointment7 =Afraid of what the doctor would say or do8 =I thought the problem would go away9 =Couldn't pay10 =Didn't have time11 =Too embarrassed12 =Thought the doctor would report something to the police or other legal auth13 =Didn't think the doctor could help14 =Did not need to see a health professional15 =Other: No insurance95 =Other: All other responses

498 YPH14A__S_6

Kept from Health Profession, Response 6: In the past year, what kept you from seeing a health professional when you really needed to? If there was more than one reason, choose more than one answer. [ENTER all that apply] Num T70F 8

2 =Had no transportation6 =Difficult to make appointment7 =Afraid of what the doctor would say or do8 =I thought the problem would go away9 =Couldn't pay10 =Didn't have time13 =Didn't think the doctor could help14 =Did not need to see a health professional

499 YPH14A__S_7


1 =Didn't know whom to go see8 =I thought the problem would go away9 =Couldn't pay10 =Didn't have time13 =Didn't think the doctor could help14 =Did not need to see a health professional




500 YPH14A__S_8


2 =Had no transportation10 =Didn't have time11 =Too embarrassed14 =Did not need to see a health professional

501 YPH14A__S_9


11 =Too embarrassed13 =Didn't think the doctor could help

502 YPH14A__S_10

Kept from Health Profession, Response 10: In the past year, what kept you from seeing a health professional when you really needed to? If there was more than one reason, choose more than one answer. [ENTER all that apply] Num T70F 8 13 =Didn't think the doctor could help

503 YPH15Accident/Injury w/ Medical Attention: In the past 12 months, have you had any accidents or injuries that required medical attention? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


504 YPH16

Freq Accident/Injury w/ Med Attention: How many such accidents or injuries requiring medical attention have you had in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of accidents/injuries] Num 8

505 YPH17A_A_1

Cause Accident/Injury w/ Med Attention, Response 1: What was the cause of [that/the first/the next] accident or injury requiring medical attention? [If necessary, PROBE:] How did it happen? Num T71F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)61 =Other: cycling/skating62 =Other: other sports63 =Other: other kids64 =Other: other falls65 =Other: external factor95 =Other: All other responses97 =Other: Refusal98 =Other: Don't know




506 YPH17A_A_2


.R =Refusal1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)62 =Other: other sports63 =Other: other kids64 =Other: other falls65 =Other: external factor95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don't know

507 YPH17A_A_3


1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)62 =Other: other sports63 =Other: other kids64 =Other: other falls65 =Other: external factor95 =Other: All other responses

508 YPH17A_A_4


1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)62 =Other: other sports95 =Other: All other responses

509 YPH18

Accident/Injury No Medical Attention: Other than [that/those] already mentioned have you had any serious accident or injury during the past 12 months which limited your usual activities but did not require medical attention? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


510 YPH19

Freq Accident/Injury No Med Attention: How many of these accidents or injuries did you have during the past 12 months? Remember these are ones that did not require medical attention but did limit your usual activities.[ENTER number of accidents] Num 8




511 YPH20A_A_1

Cause Accident/Injury w/ No Med Attention, Response 1: What was the cause of [that/the first/the next] accident or injury requiring medical attention? [If necessary, PROBE:] How did it happen? Num T71F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)61 =Other: cycling/skating62 =Other: other sports63 =Other: other kids64 =Other: other falls65 =Other: external factor95 =Other: All other responses98 =Other: Don't know

512 YPH20A_A_2


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)62 =Other: other sports63 =Other: other kids64 =Other: other falls65 =Other: external factor95 =Other: All other responses

513 YPH20A_A_3


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)61 =Other: cycling/skating62 =Other: other sports63 =Other: other kids64 =Other: other falls65 =Other: external factor95 =Other: All other responses




514 YPH20A_A_4


.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Cycling or skating2 =Other sports-related (e.g. basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading)3 =Other kids including fights4 =Other falls5 =External factor (broken glass, needle, nail, car)6 =Other: internal problems/issues (boils, cysts, headaches, pregnancies, etc.)62 =Other: other sports65 =Other: external factor95 =Other: All other responses

515 YPH21

Chronic Health Problems: The next few questions are about health problems you might have had at any time in your life. Have you ever had any of the following: Chronic back or neck problems, frequent or very bad headaches or other chronic pain? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


516 YPH22

Has Serious Illness: Did a doctor or other health professional ever tell you that you have diabetes or high blood sugar, or a serious stomach or bowel problem like an ulcer or colitis? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


517 YPH23

Freq Vigorous Activity: [Preamble...] On how many of the past 7 days did you exercise or participate in physical activity for at least 20 minutes that made you sweat and breathe hard(basketball, soccer, running, swimming, or similar activities)? Num 8

518 YPH24

Freq Moderate Activity: On how many of the past 7 days did you participate in physical activity for >=30 minutes that did not make you sweat & breathe hard (fast walking, slow bicycling, skating, pushing a lawn mower, or mopping floors)? Num 8

519 YPH25

Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: In a typical week, how many times do you eat fruit and vegetables other than french fries or potato chips? [Do not count fruit juice] [Count the number of times R ate item, not servings] Num T72F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =I do not typically eat fruit2 =1 to 3 times per week3 =4 to 6 times per week4 =1 time per day5 =2 times per day6 =3 times per day7 =4 times or more per day

520 YPH25_IMPFlag for Pretest 2 interview value of YPH25 imputed due to changes for main fielding survey Num 8




521 YPH27

Soft Drink Frequency: In a typical week, how often do you drink regular, carbonated soda, soft drinks or juice that contain sugar? Do not include diet soda. [Count the number of times R ate item, not servings] [ Do not Num T73F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =I do not typically drink soda or soft drinks2 =1 to 3 times per week3 =4 to 6 times per week4 =1 time per day5 =2 times per day6 =3 times per day7 =4 times or more per day

522 YPH29

Sweet Snack Frequency: In a typical week, how often do you eat sweet snacks, such as cookies, chocolate bars, or candy? [Count number of times R ate item, not servings] Num T74F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =I do not typically eat sweet snacks2 =1 to 3 times per week3 =4 to 6 times per week4 =1 time per day5 =2 times per day6 =3 times per day7 =4 times or more per day

523 YPH30

Fast Food Past Week: In a typical week, how often do you eat at a fast food type place -- such as McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, or a local fast food restaurant? [Count number of times ate item, not servings] Num T75F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =I do not typically eat fast food2 =1 to 3 times per week3 =4 to 6 times per week4 =1 time per day5 =2 times per day6 =3 times per day7 =4 times or more per day

524 YPH31

Weeknight Bed Time: On a typical weeknight, what time do you usually go to sleep? [Midnight is 12:00 am, Noon is 12:00 pm] [ENTER time and am/pm] Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

525 YPH32

Weeknight Wake Up Time: On a typical weekday, what time do you usually get up? [Midnight is 12:00 am, Noon is 12:00 pm] [ENTER time and am/pm] Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

526 YPH33Weekly TV Hours: In a typical week, how many hours do you watch television or movies on DVDs or videos? Num T76F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than 2 hours a week2 =3-10 hours a week3 =11-20 hours a week4 =21-30 hours a week5 =31-40 hours a week6 =40 hours or more a week




527 YPH34Weekly Computer Hours: In a typical week, how many hours total do you use a computer, or play computer or video games? Num T50F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =None2 =Less than 1 hour a week3 =1 to 3 hours a week4 =4 to 6 hours a week5 =7 to 9 hours a week6 =10 hours or more a week

528 YPH35Physical Measures Intro: Next I would like to measure your height and weight. [ENTER [1] to continue and measure R's height and weight] Num T1F 8

.D =Don't know


529 YPH39AHeight in Feet: Enter R's height in feet:] Feet: ___ [Enter '9' if height could not be measured] Num 8

530 YPH39BHeight in Inches: [Enter R's height, rounding to the nearest quarter inch:] Inches: ___ Num 8

531 YPH41 Wearing Shoes - Height: Was R wearing shoes during measurement?] Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


532 YPH43Weight: [Enter R's weight:] Weight: ___ [Enter '993' if weight could not be obtained] Num 8

533 YPH47_CHKPTHeight Measurement Taken: YPH47 Checkpoint: Height Measurement Taken Num T77F 8

1 =Height measurement taken5 =Height measurement not taken

534 YPH47Why Height Not Measured: Why weren't you able to measure R's height?] Num T78F 8

.R =Refusal1 =R felt it would not be safe2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement4 =R tried but was unable to complete measurement6 =R was too tall, Iwer could not reach7 =There was no suitable space available9 =Other

535 YPH47B Self report Height in Feet Num 8536 YPH47B_CB Self-Reported Height in Feet from Callback Num 8537 YPH47C Self report Height in Inches Num 8538 YPH47C_CB Self-Reported Height in Inches from Callback Num 8

539 YPH48_CHKPTWeight Measurement Taken: YPH48 Checkpoint: Weight Measurement Taken Num T79F 8

1 =Weight measurement taken5 =Weight measurement not taken

540 YPH48Why Weight Not Measured: Why weren't you able to measure R's weight?] Num T80F 8

.R =Refusal2 =Iwer felt it would not be safe3 =R refused or was not willing to complete measurement4 =R tried but was unable to complete measurement6 =R is not able to stand7 =Equipment problem8 =Other

541 YPH49 Self Report Weight Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes542 YPH49_CB Self-Report Weight from Callback Num 8

543 YK61

K6 Inconsolable: [Preamble...] How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt so sad that nothing could cheer you up: all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of time, or none of the time? Num T81F 8


544 YK62

K6 Nervous: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Nervous? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num T81F 8

.D =Don't know


545 YK63

K6 Restless or Fidgety: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Restless or fidgety? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num T81F 8

.D =Don't know


546 YK64

K6 Hopeless: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Hopeless? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num T81F 8

.D =Don't know


547 YK65

K6 Everything an Effort: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) That everything was an effort? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num T81F 8

.D =Don't know


548 YK66

K6 Worthless: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Worthless? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num T81F 8

.D =Don't know


549 YK67

K6 Tranquil: (How much of the time during the past 30 days have you felt...) Calm and peaceful? (Would you say all of the time, most of the time, some of the time, a little of the time, or none of the time?) Num T81F 8

.D =Don't know





550 YK68

Being Obedient: The next questions are about your general behavior. For each question, please tell me if the statement is not true, somewhat true, or very true. I am generally obedient, I usually do what adults request. Num T82F 8

.D =Don't know


551 YK69Being Worried: I have many worries, I often feel worried. (Is this statement not true, somewhat true, or very true?) Num T82F 8

.D =Don't know


552 YK610Being UnHappy/Depressed: I am often unhappy, depressed, or tearful. (Is this statement not true, somewhat true, or very true?) Num T82F 8

.D =Don't know


553 YK611

Get Along Better w/ Adults: I get along better with adults than with people my own age. (Is this statement not true, somewhat true, or very true?) Num T82F 8

.D =Don't know


554 YK612

Have a Good Attention Span: I see tasks through to the end, I have a good attention span. (Is this statement not true, somewhat true, or very true?) Num T82F 8

.D =Don't know


555 YSC1_SC20

Had Fear/Panic Attack: [Preamble...] Have you ever in your life had an attack of fear or panic when all of a sudden you felt very frightened, anxious, or uneasy? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


556 YSC2_SC20A

Had Other Attack: Have you ever had an attack when all of a sudden: you became very uncomfortable, you either became short of breath, dizzy, nauseous, or your heart pounded, or you thought that you might lose control, die, or go crazy? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


557 YSC3_SC20_1

Attack Broken Things: Have you ever in your life had attacks of anger when all of a sudden you lost control and broke or smashed something worth more than a few dollars? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


558 YSC4_SC20_2Attack Hurt Someone: Have you ever had attacks of anger when all of a sudden you lost control and hit or tried to hurt someone? Num T4F 8


559 YSC5_SC20_3

Attack Threatened Someone: Have you ever had attacks of anger when all of a sudden you lost control and threatened to hit or hurt someone? Num T4F 8





560 YSC6_SC21

Brief Episode Depressed: Have you ever in your life had an episode lasting several days or longer when most of the day you felt sad , empty or depressed ? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


561 YSC7_SC22

Brief Episode Discourage: Have you ever had an episode lasting several days or longer when most of the day you were very discouraged or hopeless about how things were going in your life? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


562 YSC8_SC23

Brief Episode No Interest: Have you ever had an episode lasting several days or longer when you lost interest and became bored in most things you usually enjoy like work, hobbies, and personal relationships? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


563 YSC9_SC24

Brief Episode Overexcited: Some people have episodes...when they feel excited/full of energy, minds go too fast, talk a lot, very restless, do unusal things. Have you ever had a period like this lasting several days or longer? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


564 YSC11_SC25A

Brief Episode Argue/Shout: Have you ever had an episode lasting several days or longer when most of the time you were so irritable, grumpy or in a bad mood that you either started arguments, shouted at people, or hit people? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


565 YSC12_SC26

Ever Have Worrier Period: Did you ever have a time in your life when you were a 'worrier' - that is, when you worried a lot more about things than other people with the same problems as you? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


566 YSC13_SC26A

Ever Over Anxious/Nervous: Did you ever have a time in your life when you were much more nervous or anxious than most other people with the same problems as you? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


567 YSC14_SC26BMonth+ Anxious/Nervous: Did you ever have a period lasting one month or longer when you were anxious and worried most days? Num T4F 8


568 YSC17_SC33

Trouble with Adults: Did you ever have a period lasting >=6 months when you often did things that got you in trouble with adults such as losing your temper, arguing or talking back to adults [full question text listed other examples]? Num T4F 8





569 YSC21_SC36_CHKPT YSC21_SC36_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YSC21_SC36 Num T83F 8

1 = YSC6_SC21 = 12 = YSC7_SC22 = 13 = YSC8_SC23 = 14 = YSC9_SC24 = 15 = YSC11_SC25a = 17 = YSC1_SC20 = 18 = YSC2_SC20a = 112 = YSC12_SC26 = 113 = YSC13_SC26a = 114 = YSC14_SC26b = 115 =All others

570 YDE1_D1DE Discouraged: [Preamble...] During episodes of this sort, did you ever feel discouraged about how things were going in your life? Num T4F 8


571 YDE1A_D1A

DE No Interest: During the episodes of being sad, empty, or depressed, did you ever lose interest in most things like work, hobbies, and other things you usually enjoy? Num T4F 8


572 YDE1B_D1B

DE No Interest 2: During the episodes of being sad, empty, or depressed, did you ever lose interest in most things like work, hobbies, and other things you usually enjoy? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

573 YDE2_D2

Discouraged & No Interest: [Preamble...] During episodes of this sort, did you ever lose interest in most things like work, hobbies, and other things you usually enjoy? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

574 YDE3_D9

2 Week+ No Interest Period: [Preamble...] Did you ever have an episode of this sort that lasted most of the day nearly very day for two weeks or longer? Num T4F 8


575 YDE4_D12

DE Over 2 Weeks: Did you ever have an episode of being [sad/discouraged/unint 1] that lasted most of the day , nearly every day , for two weeks or longer? Num T4F 8


576 YDE5_D16

DE Feelings Duration: [Preamble...] During those times, did your feelings of [sadness/discouragement/loss of interest] usually last less than one hour a day, between 1 and 3 hours, between 3 and 5 hours, or more than 5 hours? Num T84F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than 1 hour2 =Between 1 and 3 hours3 =Between 3 and 5 hours4 =More than 5 hours

577 YDE6_D22DE Worst Ever: [Preamble...] Is there one particular episode of this sort that stands out in your mind as the worst one you ever had? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


578 YDE6A_D22ADE Worst Ever Age: How old were you when that worst episode started? [ENTER number of years of age] Num 8

579 YDE6B_D22BDE Worst Ever Duration: How long did that worst episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8




580 YDE6C_D22BDE Worst Ever Unit Duration: (How long did that worst episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num T85F 8


581 YDE6D_D22C

Recent DE Age: Then think of the last time you had a bad episode of being [sad/discouraged/uninterested] like this. How old were you when that last episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

582 YDE6E_D22DRecent DE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

583 YDE6F_D22DRecent DE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num T85F 8


584 YDE7A_D24A

DE Sad Empty Depressed: [Preamble...] Did you feel sad, empty, or depressed most of the day nearly every day during that episode of two weeks? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

585 YDE7B_D24C

DE Discouraged: [Preamble...] During that episode of two weeks, did you feel discouraged about how things were going in your life most of the day nearly every day? Num T4F 8


586 YDE7C_D24E

DE No Interest: [Preamble...] During that episode of two weeks, did you lose interest in almost all things like work and hobbies and things you like to do for fun? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

587 YDE7D_D24FDE No Fun: [Preamble...] Did you feel like nothing was fun even when good things were happening? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

588 YDE8_D25 YDE8_D25 Checkpoint: Interviewer Checkpoint for YDE7 Series Num T86F 81 =One more YES responses in YDE7 Series2 =All others

589 YDE9A_D26ADE Smaller Appetite: Did you have a much smaller appetite than usual nearly every day during that episode of two weeks? Num T4F 8


590 YDE9B_D26BDE Larger Appetite: Did you have a much larger appetite than usual nearly every day? Num T4F 8


591 YDE9C_D26C

DE Weight Gain: Did you gain weight without trying to during that episode of two weeks? [If R reports being pregnant or growing, CODE 'No'] Num T4F 8


592 YDE9D_D26EDE Weight Loss: Did you lose weight without trying to? [If R reports being on a diet or physically ill, CODE 'No'] Num T4F 8


593 YDE9E_D26G

DE Trouble Sleeping: Did you have a lot more trouble than usual either falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking too early nearly every night during that episode of two weeks? Num T4F 8





594 YDE9F_D26HDE Too Much Sleep: Did you sleep a lot more than usual nearly every night during that episode of two weeks? Num T4F 8


595 YDE9G_D26J

DE Low Energy: Did you feel tired or low in energy nearly every day during that episode of two weeks even when you had not been working very hard? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

596 YDE9H_D26LDE Talk/Move Slowly: Did you talk or move more slowly than is normal for you nearly every day? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

597 YDE9I_D26MDE Anyone Notice Slow: Did anyone else notice that you were talking or moving slowly? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

598 YDE9J_D26NDE Very Restless: Were you so restless or jittery nearly every day that you paced up and down or couldn't sit still? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

599 YDE9K_D26ODE Anyone Notice Restless: Did anyone else notice that you were restless? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

600 YDE9L_D26P

DE Thought Problems: Did your thoughts come much more slowly than usual or seem mixed up nearly every day during that episode of two weeks? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

601 YDE9M_D26RDE Trouble Concentrating: Did you have a lot more trouble concentrating than is normal for you nearly every day? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

602 YDE9N_D26SDE Trouble Deciding: Were you unable to make up your mind about things you ordinarily have no trouble deciding about? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

603 YDE9O_D26UDE Not As Good As Others: Did you feel down on yourself, no good, worthless nearly every day? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

604 YDE9P_D26AADE Think About Death: Did you often think a lot about death, either your own, someone else's, or death in general? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

605 YDE9Q_D26BBDE Think Better If Dead: During that episode, did you ever think that it would be better if you were dead? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

606 YDE9R_D26CC DE Consider Suicide: Did you think about committing suicide? Num T4F 8 5 =No

607 YDE7_YDE9COUNTERYDE7_YDE9 Series Counter: Counter for YDE7 Series and YDE9a-YDE9r Series for Value Assignment to YDE10_D27 Checkpoint Num 8

608 YDE10_D27YDE10_D27 Checkpoint: Interviewer Checkpoint for YDE7 Series and YDE9a-r Series Num T87F 8

1 =Three or more YES responses to YDE7 Series and YDE9a_r Series2 =All others

609 YDE11_D28

DE Depression Interfered: [Preamble...] How much did your [sadness/discouragement/loss of interest]...interfere with your work, social life, or personal relationships during that episode - not at all, a little, some, a lot, or extremely? Num T88F 8

1 =Not at all2 =A little3 =Some4 =A lot5 =Extremely




610 YDE12_D17DE Emotional Distress: How severe was your emotional distress during that episode -- mild, moderate, severe, or very severe? Num T89F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Mild2 =Moderate3 =Severe4 =Very severe

611 YDE13_D37 1st DE Recall Age: [Preamble...] Can you remember your exact age? Num T4F 8


612 YDE13A_D37A 1st DE Exact Age: ([If necessary:] How old were you?) [Enter Age] Num 8

613 YDE13B_D37B1

First DE Approx Age: About how old were you (the first time you had an episode of this sort)? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8

614 YDE13C_D37B2 First DE Before School: Was it before you started school? Num T4F 8


615 YDE13D_D37B3 First DE Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num T4F 8


616 YDE14_D38

DE Past Year: Did you have an episode of being [sad/discouraged/uninterested] with some of the other problems lasting two weeks or longer at any time in the past 12 months ? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

617 YDE14A_D38BDays in DE Past Year: About how many days out of the last 365 were you in an episode? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

618 YDE14B_D38CAge at Last DE: How old were you the last time you had one of these episodes? [Enter Age] Num 8

619 YDE15_D88_CHKPT YDE18_D88 Checkpoint: Routing Checkpoint Num T90F 8

1 = YSC9_SC24 = 12 = YSC11_SC25a = 14 = YSC1_SC20 = 15 = YSC2_SC20a = 19 = YSC12_SC26 = 110 = YSC13_SC26a = 111 = YSC14_SC26b = 112 =All others

620 YMA1_M1

Ever Over Excited Episode: [Preamble...] Did you ever have any of these changes during your episodes of being excited and full of energy? Num T4F 8


621 YMA2_M3

Worst OEE Recall: Please think of the one episode when you were very excited and full of energy and you had the largest number of changes like these at the same time. Is there one episode of this sort that stands out in your mind? Num T4F 8


622 YMA2A_M3AWorst OEE Age: How old were you when that episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

623 YMA2B_M3BWorst OEE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8




624 YMA2C_M3BWorst OEE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num T91F 8


625 YMA2D_M3C

Most Recent OEE Age: Then think of the most recent time you had an episode like this. How old were you when that most recent episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

626 YMA2E_M3DMost Recent OEE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

627 YMA2F_M3DMost Recent OEE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num T91F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Hours2 =Days3 =Weeks4 =Months5 =Years

628 YMA3_M4

Recent OEE Argue/Shout: During that episode, which of the following behavior changes did you experience: were you so irritable or grouchy that you started arguments, shouted at people, or hit people? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

629 YMA4_M5Ever Irritable Grouchy Ep: [Preamble...] Did you ever have any of these changes during your episodes of being very irritable or grouchy? Num T4F 8


630 YMA5_M6

Most IGE Recall: Please think of the episode of four days or more when you were very irritable or grouchy and you had the largest number of changes like these at the same time. Is there one episode of this sort that stands out in your mind? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


631 YMA6A_M6AWorst IGE Age: How old were you when that episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

632 YMA6B_M6BWorst IGE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8

633 YMA6C_M6BWorst IGE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num T91F 8


634 YMA6D_M6C

Most Recent IGE Age: Then think of the most recent time you had an episode like this. How old were you when that episode occurred? [Enter Age] Num 8

635 YMA6E_M6DMost Recent IGE Duration: How long did that episode last? [ENTER length of duration] Num 8




636 YMA6F_M6DMost Recent IGE Unit Duration: (How long did that episode last?) [ENTER unit of time] Num T91F 8


637 YMA7A_M7AIGE Restless: [Preamble...] Did you become so restless or fidgety that you paced up and down or couldn't stand still? Num T4F 8


638 YMA7B_M7B

IGE More Sex Interest: ([Preamble...]) Were you a lot more interested in sex than usual, or did you want to have sexual encounters with people you wouldn't ordinarily be interested in? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


639 YMA7C_M7CIGE Overly Friendly: ([Preamble...]) Did you become overly friendly or outgoing with people? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


640 YMA7D_M7D

IGE Inappropriate Behavior: ([Preamble...]) Did you do anything else that wasn't usual for you -- like talking about things you would normally keep private, or acting in ways that you'd usually find embarrassing? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


641 YMA7E_M7EIGE Impossible Tasks: ([Preamble...]) Did you try to do things that were impossible to do, like taking on large amounts of work? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


642 YMA7F_M7FIGE Over Talkative: ([Preamble...]) Did you talk a lot more than usual or feel a need to keep talking all the time? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


643 YMA7G_M7GIGE Change Plans Freq: ([Preamble...]) Did you constantly keep changing your plans or activities? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


644 YMA7H_M7HIGE Trouble Concentrating: ([Preamble...]) Did you find it hard to keep your mind on what you were doing? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


645 YMA7I_M7I

IGE Racing Thoughts: ([Preamble...]) Did your thoughts seem to jump from one thing to another or race through your head so fast you couldn't keep track of them? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





646 YMA7J_M7JIGE Insomnia: ([Preamble...]) Did you sleep far less than usual and still not get tired or sleepy? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


647 YMA7K_M7KIGE Money Schemes: ([Preamble...]) Did you get involved in foolish investments or schemes for making money? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


648 YMA7L_M7LIGE Money Trouble: ([Preamble...]) Did you spend so much more money than usual that it caused you to have financial trouble? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


649 YMA7M_M7MIGE Wild Behavior: ([Preamble...]) Did you do reckless things like driving too fast, staying out all night, or having casual or unsafe sex? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


650 YMA7N_M7N

IGE Overly Confident: ([Preamble...]) Did you have a greatly exaggerated sense of self-confidence or believe you could do things you really couldn't do? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


651 YMA7O_M7O

IGE Someone Else/Famous: ([Preamble...]) Did you have the idea that you were actually someone else , or that you had a special connection with a famous person that you really didn't have? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


652 YMA7COUNTERYMA7 Series Counter: Counter for YMA7 Series for Value Assignment to YMAH8_M8 Checkpoint Num 8

653 YMA8_M8 YMAH8_M8 Checkpoint: Interviewer Checkpoint for YMA7 Series Num T92F 81 =Three or more YES responses to YMA7 Series2 =All others

654 YMA9_M9

ME Interfered with Life: [Preamble...] How much did these episodes ever interfere with either your work, your social life, or your personal relationships - not at all, a little, some, a lot, or extremely? Num T88F 8


655 YMA10_M18

First ME Recall Age: Think of the very first time in your life you had an episode lasting four days or longer when you became very [excited/irritable] and also had some of the behavior changes you just reported. Can you remember your exact age? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


656 YMA10A_M18A First ME Exact Age: (How old were you?) [Enter Age] Num 8

657 YMA10B_M18B1

First ME Approx Age: About how old were you the first time you had an episode of this sort? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8




658 YMA10C_M18B2 First ME Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


659 YMA10D_M18B3 First ME Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num T4F 8


660 YMA11_M19ME in Last Year: Did you have one of these episodes at any time in the past 12 months? Num T4F 8


661 YMA12_M19CME Weeks in Last Year: How many weeks in the past 12 months were you in one of these episodes? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

662 YMA13_M19DMost Recent ME Age: How old were you the last time you had one of these episodes? [Enter Age] Num 8

663 YMA14_M54_CHKPT YMA14_M54 Checkpoint: Routing Checkpoint Num T93F 8

1 = YSC1_SC20 = 12 = YSC2_SC20a = 16 = YSC12_SC26 = 17 = YSC13_SC26a = 18 = YSC14_SC26b = 19 =All others

664 YPD1COUNTERYPD1a Thru YPD1p Counter: YPD1a_PD1a through YPD1p_PD1p YES response counter Num 8

665 YPD1A_PD1A PA Heart Racing: [Preamble...] Did your heart pound or race? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


666 YPD1B_PD1B PA Short of Breath: ([Preamble...]) Were you short of breath? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


667 YPD1C_PD1CPA Nausea: ([Preamble...]) Did you have nausea or discomfort in your stomach? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


668 YPD1D_PD1D PA Dizzy/Faint: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel dizzy or faint? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


669 YPD1E_PD1E PA Sweating: ([Preamble...]) Did you sweat? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





670 YPD1F_PD1F PA Tremble or Shake: ([Preamble...]) Did you tremble or shake? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


671 YPD1G_PD1G PA Dry Mouth: ([Preamble...]) Did you have a dry mouth? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


672 YPD1H_PD1H PA Choking: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel like you were choking? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


673 YPD1I_PD1IPA Chest Discomfort: ([Preamble...]) Did you have pain or discomfort in your chest? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


674 YPD1J_PD1JPA Fear Control Loss: ([Preamble...]) Were you afraid that you might lose control of yourself or go crazy? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


675 YPD1K_PD1KPA Feel Unreal: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel that you were 'not really there', like you were watching a movie of yourself? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


676 YPD1L_PD1LPA Feel Dream: ([Preamble...]) Did you feel that things around you were unreal or like a dream? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


677 YPD1M_PD1MPA Fear Passing Out: ([Preamble...]) Were you afraid that you might pass out? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


678 YPD1M_PD1M_CHKPTYPD1m_PD1m_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YPD1m_PD1m to count number of YES responses in YPD1a - YPD1m Num T94F 8

1 =Zero Yes responses in YPD1a_PD1a thru YPD1m_PD1m2 =All others

679 YPD1N_PD1N PA Fear Death: ([Preamble...]) Were you afraid that you might die? Num T4F 8


680 YPD1N_PD1N_CHKPTYPD1n_PD1n_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YPD1n_PD1n to count number of YES responses in YPD1a - YPD1n Num T95F 8

1 =Zero to one Yes responses in YPD1a_PD1a thru YPD1n_PD1n2 =All others




681 YPD1O_PD1O PA Flushes/Chills: ([Preamble...]) Did you have hot flushes or chills? Num T4F 81 =Yes5 =No

682 YPD1O_PD1O_CHKPTYPD1o_PD1o_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YPD1o_PD1o to count number of YES responses in YPD1a - YPD1o Num T96F 8

1 =Zero to two Yes responses in YPD1a_PD1a thru YPD1o_PD1o2 =All others

683 YPD1P_PD1PPA Numbness: ([Preamble...]) Did you have numbness or tingling sensations? Num T4F 8


684 YPD1P_PD1P_CHKPTYPD1p_PD1p_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YPD1p_PD1p to count number of YES responses in YPD1a - YPD1p Num T97F 8

1 =Zero to three Yes responses in YPD1a_PD1a thru YPD1p_PD1p2 =All others

685 YPD2_PD3

PA 10min Symptom Peak: During your attacks how quickly did your problems [key phrases] reach their peak? Right away, w/i 5 minutes of the attack, b/w 5 and 10 minutes after the attack began, or longer than 10 minutes after the attacks began? Num T98F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Right away2 =Within five minutes3 =Between five and ten minutes4 =Longer than ten minutes

686 YPD3_PD4

PA Total Number in Life: About how many of these sudden attacks have you had in your entire lifetime ? [ENTER number of attacks] [If R reports more than 900, ENTER 900] [If R reports 'More than I can remember', ENTER 995] Num 8

687 YPD4_PD17Ever Out of the Blue PA: [Preamble...] Did you ever have an attack that occurred unexpectedly 'out of the blue?' Num T4F 8


688 YPD4A_PD17A

Number Out of the Blue PA: About how many attacks in your lifetime occurred unexpectedly 'out of the blue?' [ENTER number of attacks] [If R reports more than 900, ENTER 900] [If R reports 'More than I can remember', ENTER 995] Num 8

689 YPD4A_PD17A_CHKPTYPD4a_PD17a_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YPD4a_PD17a to check number of attacks in YPD4a_YPD17a Num T99F 8

1 =YPD4a_PD17a Less than 32 =All others

690 YPD5_PD9First PA Recall Age: Can you remember your exact age the very first time you had one of these attacks? Num T4F 8


691 YPD5A_PD9A First PA Recall Age: If necessary] How old were you? [Enter Age] Num 8

692 YPD5B_PD9B1First PA Approx Age: About how old were you? [Enter Age] [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] Num 8

693 YPD5C_PD9B2 First PA Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num T4F 8


694 YPD5D_PD9B3 First PA Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num T4F 8





695 YPD6_PD22

OT Blue PA Interfere Life: How much did these unexpected 'out of the blue' attacks or worry about having another attack ever interfere with work, your social life, or personal relationships-not at all, a little, some, a lot or extremely? Num T88F 8

1 =Not at all2 =A little3 =Some4 =A lot5 =Extremely

696 YPD7_PD10PA in Last Year: Did you have one of these attacks at any time in the past 12 months? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

697 YPD7B_PD10BPA Weeks in Last Year: How many weeks in the past 12 months did you have at least one attack? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

698 YPD7C_PD10DMost Recent PA Age: How old were you the last time you had one of these attacks? [Enter Age] Num 8

699 YPD8A_PD13A

Post PA Fear Repeat: After having one of these attacks, did you ever have any of the following experiences: A month or more when you often worried that you might have another attack? Num T4F 8


700 YPD8B_PD13B

Post PA Fear Consequences: After having one of these attacks, did you ever experience: A month or more when you worried that something terrible might happen because of the attacks (car accident, heart attack, lose control)? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

701 YPD8C_PD13C

Post PA Affect Everyday: (After having one of these attacks, did you ever have any of the following experiences:) A month or more when you changed your everyday activities because of the attacks? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

702 YPD8D_PD13D

Post PA Avoid Situations: (After having one of these attacks, did you ever have any of the following experiences:) A month or more when you avoided certain situations because of fear about having another attack? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

703 YPD9_PD66_CHKPT YPD9_PD66_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YPD9_PD66 Num T100F 8

4 = YSC12_SC26 = 15 = YSC13_SC26a = 16 = YSC14_SC26b = 17 =All others

704 YGA1_G1_INTRO

YGA1_G1 Intro: Earlier you mentioned having a time in your life when you were [worried/nervous/anxious]. The next questions are about that time. [ENTER [1] to continue] Num T1F 8 1 =Continue




705 YGA1_G1__S_1

Causes of Anxiety, Response 1: Looking at page 30 in your booklet, what sorts of things were you [worried/nervous/anxious] about during that time? [Probe Up to 2 Examples] Anything else (that made you [worried/nervous/anxious])? Num T101F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




706 YGA1_G1__S_2


1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




707 YGA1_G1__S_3


1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention23 =Other network problems (specify)24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




708 YGA1_G1__S_4


1 =Everything3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution




709 YGA1_G1__S_5


2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




710 YGA1_G1__S_6


1 =Everything3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)




711 YGA1_G1__S_7


1 =Everything2 =Nothing in particular3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution




712 YGA1_G1__S_8


3 =Finances4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

713 YGA1_G1__S_9


3 =Finances5 =Social life7 =Relationships at school or work8 =Relationships with family9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town15 =Agoraphobia (e.g. leaving home alone after a divorce)16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution




714 YGA1_G1__S_10


4 =Success at school or work5 =Social life6 =Love life7 =Relationships at school or work9 =Physical appearance10 =Physical health11 =Mental health12 =Substance use13 =Other personal problems (specify)14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

715 YGA1_G1__S_11


1 =Everything5 =Social life6 =Love life11 =Mental health12 =Substance use14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)17 =Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution




716 YGA1_G1__S_12


3 =Finances14 =Social phobias (e.g. meeting people after moving to a new town18 =Compulsions (e.g. repetitive handwashing)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

717 YGA1_G1__S_13


16 =Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)19 =Being away from home or apart from loved ones20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention21 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 2nd mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

718 YGA1_G1__S_14


20 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention22 =The health or welfare of loved ones - 3rd mention24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

719 YGA1_G1__S_15


24 =Crime / Violence25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)27 =Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)28 =War / Revolution

720 YGA1_G1__S_16


25 =The economy26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)28 =War / Revolution29 =Other societal problems (specify)

721 YGA1_G1__S_17

Causes of Anxiety, Response 17: Looking at page 30 in your booklet, what sorts of things were you [worried/nervous/anxious] about during that time? [Probe Up to 2 Examples] Anything else (that made you [worried/nervous/anxious])? Num T101F 8 26 =The environment (e.g. global warming, pollution)




722 YGA1A_G1

Post-codes for Other Personal Problems (if HGA1 series item equals 13) [USE ONLY IN CONJUCTION WITH YGA1_G1__S_1-YGA1_G1__S_29]: Please specify Num T101F 3

31 =Other: Housing/moving62 =Other: Nothing in particular63 =Other: Finances64 =Other: Success at school or work67 =Other: Relationships at school or work68 =Other: Relationships with family73 =Other: All other personal problems76 =Other: Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)77 =Other: Obsessions (e.g. worry about germs)79 =Other: Being away from home or apart from loved ones80 =Other: The health or welfare of loved ones - 1st mention

723 YGA1B_G1

Post-codes for Other Network Problems (if HGA1 series item equals 23) [USE ONLY IN CONJUCTION WITH YGA1_G1__S_1-YGA1_G1__S_29]: Please specify Num T101F 3 79 =Other: Being away from home or apart from loved ones

724 YGA1C_G1

Post-codes for Other Society Problems (if HGA1 series item equals 29) [USE ONLY IN CONJUCTION WITH YGA1_G1__S_1-YGA1_G1__S_29]: Please specify Num T101F 3

31 =Other: Housing/moving61 =Other: Everything62 =Other: Nothing in particular63 =Other: Finances64 =Other: Success at school or work68 =Other: Relationships with family70 =Other: Physical health73 =Other: All other personal problems76 =Other: Specific phobias (e.g. fear of bugs, heights, or closed spaces)79 =Other: Being away from home or apart from loved ones84 =Other: Crime / Violence87 =Other: Moral decline of society (commercialism, decline of the family)

725 YGA2_G3

GAD Ever Excessive Worry: Do you think your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] was ever excessive or unreasonable or a lot stronger than it should have been? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


726 YGA3_G4GAD Control Worry Freq: How often did you find it difficult to control your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] -- often, sometimes, rarely, or never? Num T20F 8

.D =Don't know


727 YGA4_G4A

GAD All Consuming Freq: How often were you so nervous or worried that you could not think about anything else, no matter how hard you tried -- often, sometimes, rarely, or never? Num T20F 8





728 YGA5A_G5

GAD Longest Period: What is the longest period of months or years in a row you ever had when you were [worried/nervous/anxious] most days ? [If vol 'whole life' or 'as long as I can remember,' CODE '995 years'] [ENTER length of period] Num 8

729 YGA5B_G5 GAD Longest Period Unit: ENTER unit of time period] Num T85F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Days2 =Weeks3 =Months4 =Years

730 YGA5C_G5GAD Longest Period 6 Months: Did you ever have a period of time that lasted six months or longer? Num T4F 8


731 YGA5D_G5GAD Longest Period 1 Month: Did you ever have a period of time that lasted one month or longer? Num T4F 8


732 YGA6_G6_CHKPT YGA6_G6_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YGA6_G6 Num T102F 8

1 =YGA5a-b Coded Less than 1 Month2 =YGA5a-b Coded 1 To 5 Months3 =All others

733 YGA7A_G9A

GAD Restless/On Edge: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often feel restless, keyed up, or on edge? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


734 YGA7B_G9B

GAD Tired Easily: [Preamble:] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often get tired easily? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


735 YGA7C_G9C

GAD Irritable: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Were you often more irritable than usual? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


736 YGA7D_G9D

GAD Trouble Concentrating: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often have difficulty concentrating or keeping your mind on what you were doing? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


737 YGA7E_G9E

GAD Muscles Problems: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often have tense, sore, or aching muscles? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


738 YGA7F_G9F

GAD Trouble Sleeping: [Preamble...] During that episode, did you often have any of the following associated problems: Did you often have trouble falling or staying asleep? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know




Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes739 YGA7COUNTER YGA7 Series Counter: Counter for YGA7 series YES responses Num 8

740 YGA8A_G12_CHKPT YGA8a_G12_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YGA8a_G12 Num T103F 81 =Two or more YES responses in YGA7 Series2 =All others

741 YGA9_G15

GAD Emotional Distress: How much emotional distress did you ever experience because of your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] - no distress, mild distress, moderate distress, severe distress, or very severe distress? Num T104F 8

.D =Don't know1 =No2 =Mild3 =Moderate4 =Severe5 =Very severe

742 YGA10_G17

GAD Interfered with Life: How much did your [worry/nervousness/anxiety] ever interfere with either your work, your social life, or your personal relationships - not at all, a little, some, a lot, or extremely? Num T88F 8


743 YGA10B_G17B_CHKPT YGA10b_G17b_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YGA10b_G17b Num T105F 81 = YGA12_G15 = 3, 4, 5 or YGA13_G17 = 3, 4, 52 =All others

744 YGA11_G26

First GAD Recall Age: Think of the very first time in your life you had an episode lasting [one month/six months] or longer when you were [worried/nervous/anxious] most days and also had [other problems]. Can you remember your exact age? Num T4F 8


745 YGA11A_G26A First GAD Exact Age: (If nec:] How old were you?])] [Enter Age] Num 8

746 YGA11B_G26B1

1st GAD Approx Age: About old were you the first time (you had any of these problems)? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8

747 YGA11C_G26B2 First GAD Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num T4F 8


748 YGA11D_G26B3 First GAD Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num T4F 8


749 YGA12_G27

1 Month+ GAD in Last Year: Did you have an episode of being [worried/nervous/anxious] lasting at least one month or longer, in the past 12 months? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

750 YGA12B_G27BGAD Months in Past Year: How many months in the past 12 months were you in an episode of this sort? Num 8

751 YGA12C_G27CMost Recent GAD Age: How old were you the last time you had one of these episodes? [Enter Age] Num 8

752 YIE1_IED1_CHKPT YIE1_IED1_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YIE1_IED1 Num T106F 8

1 = YSC3_SC20_1 = 12 = YSC4_SC20_2 = 13 = YSC5_SC20_3 = 14 =All others




753 YIE1_IED2_CHKPT YIE1_IED2_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YIE1_IED2 Num T107F 8

1 = YSC4_SC20_2 = 12 = YSC5_SC20_3 = 13 =All others

754 YIE1_IED3

Number of Attacks: [Preamble...] Approximately how many times in your life have you had an attack of this sort, when you lost control and [hit/hurt someone (or threatened to) or broke/smashed something of value]? Num 8

755 YIE2_IED4_CHKPT YIE2_IED4_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YIE2_IED4 Num T108F 81 = YIE1_IED3 = 0 - 22 =All others

756 YIE2_IED5AA Attack No Reason: Did these anger attacks sometimes occur without a good reason? Num T4F 8


757 YIE3_IED5AAA Most Unaffected: Did the attacks sometimes occur in situations where most people would not have had an anger attack? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


758 YIE3A_IED5B

AA More Angry than Most: During those attacks, did you sometimes get a lot more angry than most people would have been in the same situation? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


759 YIE4_IED6

AA Couldn't Resist: Did you have times before these attacks when you felt such a strong impulse to let loose or blow-up that you couldn't resist it no matter how hard you tried? Num T4F 8


760 YIE5_IED9

AA Usually Alcohol or Drugs: Some people only have anger attacks when they drink alcohol or use drugs. Did your anger attacks usually occur when you had been drinking or using drugs? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


761 YIE5A_IED9AAA No Alcohol or Drugs: Did you ever have anger attacks when you had not been drinking or using drugs? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

762 YIE6_IED10

AA Physical Cause Ever: Anger attacks can sometimes be caused by physcial illnesses such as epilepsy or head injury or by the use of medications. Were your anger attacks ever caused by physical illness or the use of medications? Num T4F 8


763 YIE6A_IED10BAA Physcial Cause Always: Did you ever have anger attacks that were not caused by physical causes or by the use of medications? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

764 YIE7_IED11

AA Usually Depressed: Some people only have anger attacks when they are sad or depressed. Did your anger attacks usually occur during periods of time when you were sad or depressed? Num T4F 8


765 YIE7A_IED11AAA Not Depressed: Did you ever have anger attacks at times you were not sad or depressed? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No




766 YIE8_IED18

First AA Recall Age: Think of the very first time in your life you had an anger attack. Can you remember your exact age when that attack occurred? Num T4F 8


767 YIE8A_IED18A First AA Exact Age: (If nec:] How old were you?])] [Enter Age] Num 8

768 YIE8B_IED18B1First AA Approx Age: About how old were you? [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] [Enter Age] Num 8

769 YIE8C_IED18B2 First AA Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num T4F 8


770 YIE8D_IED18B3 First AA Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num T4F 8


771 YIE9_IED22

Most Recent AA: How recently did you have an anger attack -- in the past month, two to six months ago, seven to twelve months ago, or more than twelve months ago? Num T109F 8

.D =Don't know1 =In the past month2 =2-6 months ago3 =7-12 months ago4 =More than 12 months ago

772 YIE9A_IED22AMost Recent AA Age: How old were you the last time you had an anger attack? [Enter Age] Num 8

773 YIE10_IED23

AA Weeks in Past Year: About how many weeks in the past twelve months did you have at least one of these attacks? [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

774 YIE11_IED24

Number AA Past Year: And how many attacks in total did you have during the past twelve months? [Responses greater than 997, CODE 997] [ENTER number of attacks] Num 8

775 YOD1_YOD2COUNTERCounter for YOD1 and YOD2 series': Counter for YOD1 and YOD2 series' Num 8

776 YOD1A

Trouble Concentrating: I have trouble concentrating or paying attention. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8

.R =Refusal1 =True or often true2 =Somewhat or sometimes true3 =Not true

777 YOD1BLie or Cheat: I lie or cheat. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8


778 YOD1CTease Others a Lot: I tease others a lot. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8


779 YOD1DDisobey Parents: I disobey my parents. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8

.D =Don't know





780 YOD1ETrouble Sitting Still: I have trouble sitting still. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8


781 YOD1FHave a Hot Temper: I have a hot temper. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8

.D =Don't know


782 YOD1GRather Be Alone: I would rather be alone than with others. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8


783 YOD1H

Hang Around w/ Trouble Kids: I hang around with kids who get into trouble. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8

.D =Don't know


784 YOD1IDisobey at School: I disobey at school. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8

.D =Don't know


785 YOD1JNot Get Along w/ Others: I don't get along with other kids. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8

.D =Don't know


786 YOD1K

Trouble Get Along w/ Teachers: I have trouble getting along with teachers. (Is this true or often true, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true of you?) Num T110F 8

.D =Don't know


787 YOD1L_CHKPT YOD1L Checkpoint: Routing Checkpoint Num T111F 81 = YSC17_SC33 = 12 =All others

788 YOD2A_OD1A_CHKPT YOD2a_OD1a_Chkpt Checkpoint: Routing Checkpoint Num T112F 81 = YOD1f = 12 =All others

789 YOD2A_OD1A Lost Temper: [Preamble..] Did you often lose your temper? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





790 YOD2B_OD1B

Argue with Adults: (Earlier in the interview you mentioned a period of six months or longer when you often did things that got you in trouble with adults. During that period...) Did you often argue with or 'talk back' to adults? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


791 YOD2C_OD1C_CHKPT YOD2c_OD1c_Chkpt Checkpoint: Routing Checkpoint Num T113F 81 = YOD1d = 1 or YOD1i = 12 =All others

792 YOD2C_OD1C

Disobeyed Rules: (Earlier in the interview you mentioned a period of six months or longer when you often did things that got you in trouble with adults. During that period...) Did you often disobey rules at home, school or work? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


793 YOD2D_OD1DRefused to Follow Direction: [Preamble...] Did you often refuse to follow directions from adults like your parents, teacher, or boss? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


794 YOD2D1_OD1D1_CHKPTYOD2d1_OD1d1 Checkpoint: YOD2d1_OD1d1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T114F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-d2 =All others

795 YOD2E_OD1E

Angry a Lot: (Earlier in the interview you mentioned a period of six months or longer when you often did things that got you in trouble with adults. During that period...) Were you angry a lot of the time? Num T4F 8


796 YOD2E1_OD1E1_CHKPTYOD2e1_OD1e1 Checkpoint: YOD2e1_OD1e1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T115F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-e2 =All others

797 YOD2F_OD1FBeing Treated Unfairly: [Preamble...] Did you often feel you were being taken advantage of or treatred unfairly? Num T4F 8


798 YOD2F1_OD1F1_CHKPTYOD2f1_OD1f1 Checkpoint: YOD2f1_OD1f1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T116F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-f2=Zero NO responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-f3 =All others

799 YOD2G_OD1GAnnoyed on Purpose: [Preamble...] Did you often annoy people on purpose by doing or saying things just to bother them? Num T4F 8


800 YOD2G1_OD1G1_CHKPTYOD2g1_OD1g1 Checkpoint: YOD2g1_OD1g1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T117F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-g2 =All others

801 YOD2H_OD1HBlame Others for Own Bad Behavior: [Preamble...]Did you often blame others for your mistakes or bad behavior? Num T4F 8





802 YOD2H1_OD1H1_CHKPTYOD2h1_OD1h1 Checkpoint: YOD2h1_OD1h1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T118F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-h2 =Zero YES repsonses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-h3 =All others

803 YOD2I_OD1IDid Mean Things to Get Back: [Preamble...] Did you often do mean things to 'pay people back' for things that you didn't like? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

804 YOD2I1_OD1I1_CHKPTYOD2i1_OD1i1 Checkpoint: YOD2i1_OD1i1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T119F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-i2 =Fewer than 2 YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-i3 =All others

805 YOD2J_OD1JEasily Took Offense: [Preamble...] Did you often easily get mad at the way people treated you? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

806 YOD2J1_OD1J1_CHKPTYOD2j1_OD1j1 Checkpoint: YOD2j1_OD1j1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T120F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-j2 =Fewer than 3 YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-j3 =All others

807 YOD2K_OD1K

Easily Annoyed by Others: (Earlier in the interview you mentioned a period of six months or longer when you often did things that got you in trouble with adults. During that period...) Were you often easily annoyed by others? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

808 YOD2K1_OD1K1_CHKPTYOD2k1_OD1k1 Checkpoint: YOD2k1_OD1k1 Checkpoint to count '1' responses Num T121F 8

1 =Four or more YES responses to YOD1d,f,i and YOD2a-k2 =All others

809 YOD3_OD3

1st OD Recall Age: [Preamble...] Think of the very first time in your life you had an episode of 6 months or longer of feeling or acting like this. Can you remember your exact age? Num T4F 8


810 YOD3A_OD3A 1st OD Exact Age: (How old were you?) [Enter Age] Num 8

811 YOD3B_OD3B1

1st OD Approx Age: About how old were [you (the first time you had a period of this sort)] [Enter Age] [If 'All my life' or 'As long as I can remember,' ENTER [Ctrl-D] Num 8

812 YOD3C_OD3B2 First OD Before School: Was it before you first started school? Num T4F 8


813 YOD3D_OD3B3 First OD Before Teenager: Was it before you were a teenager? Num T4F 8


814 YOD4_OD4OD in Past Year: Did you still feel or act like this during the past 12 months? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





815 YOD4A_OD4AMost Recent OD Age: How old were you the last time you had a period of six months or longer when you felt or acted like this? [Enter Age] Num 8

816 YOD5_OD6

OD Life Interference: How much did these behaviors ever interfere with either your school or work, your social life, or your personal relationships -- not at all, a little, some, a lot or extremely? Num T88F 8


817 YRB_INTRO

YRB Introduction: The next few questions you can do yourself.You can listen to the questions with a headset, or read them on the screen.[Hook up headset & give instructions for listening to the questions & entering responses on the computer] Num T1F 8

.D =Don't know


818 YRB1_U1Ever Smoke: First, I would like to ask you about smoking habits. Have you ever smoked a cigarette? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


819 YRB2_U2_INTRO Intro to smoking habits Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

820 YRB2_U2Days Smoked in Past 30: During the past 30 days, on how many days did you smoke a cigarette? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

821 YRB3_U3

Number Cigarettes Per Day: When you smoked a cigarette during the past 30 days, how many cigarettes did you usually smoke each day? A pack contains 20 cigarettes. [ENTER number of cigarettes] Num 8

822 YRB4_U4

Ever Had Alcohol: [Preamble...] Have you ever had a drink of alcoholic beverage? By a drink we mean a can or bottle of beer, a glass of wine, a mixed drink, or a shot of liquor. Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


823 YRB5_U5_INTRO Intro to alcohol habits Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

824 YRB5_U5

Days Alcohol in Past 30: During the past 30 days, on how many days did you have one or more drinks of an alcoholic beverage? [ENTER number of days] Num 8

825 YRB6_U6

Number Drinks Per Day: In the last 30 days, on the days that you drank alcohol, about how many drinks did you usually have? [ENTER number of drinks] Num 8

826 YRB7_U7

5+ Drinks Past 30 Days: On how many days did you have 5 or more drinks on the same occasion during the past 30 days? By occasion, we mean at the same time or within hours of each other. [ENTER number of days] Num 8

827 YRB9_U9Ever Used Marijuana: Have you ever used marijuana -- that is grass or pot -- in your lifetime? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


828 YRB10_U10Days Marijuana in Past 30: On how many days have you used marijuana in the last 30 days? [ENTER number of days] Num 8




829 YRB12_U12

Ever Used Hard Drugs: Excluding marijuana and alcohol, have you ever used any other drugs like cocaine or crack or heroin, or any other substance not prescribed for you by a doctor, in order to get high or to achieve an altered state? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


830 YRB13_U13

Number of Times Hard Drug Past Year: During the past 12 months, how many times have you used any of these drugs or other substances? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

831 YRB14_U14Ever Sold Hard Drugs: Have you ever sold or helped sell marijuana, hashish or other drugs such as heroin, cocaine, or LSD? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


832 YRB15_U15

Number of Hard Drug Sells Past Year: During the past 12 months, how many times have you sold or helped sell marijuana, hashish, or other hard drugs? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

833 YRB16A_U16A

Ever Destroyed Property: The next few questions are about fighting, violence, and gangs. Again, remember all your responses are confidential. Have you ever purposefully damaged or destroyed property that did not belong to you? Num T4F 8


834 YRB16B_U16ANumber Property Crime Past Yr: How many times has this happened in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

835 YRB16C_U16BEver Stolen <$50 Item: Have you ever stolen something from a store or something that didn't belong to you worth less than $50? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


836 YRB16D_U16BNumber <$50 Thefts Past Yr: How many times has this happened in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

837 YRB16E_U16C

Ever Stolen >$50 Item: Have you ever stolen something from a store, person, or house, or something that did not belong to you worth $50 or more, including stealing a car? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


838 YRB16F_U16CNumber >$50 Thefts Past Yr: How many times has this happened in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

839 YRB16G_U16D

Other Property Crimes: Have you ever committed other property crimes such as fencing, receiving, possessing/selling stolen property,or cheated someone by selling them something that was worthless or worth much less than what you said it was? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


840 YRB16H_U16DNumber Oth Prop Crimes Past Yr: How many times has this happened in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

841 YRB16I_U16E

Ever in Serious Fight: Have you ever attacked someone with the idea of seriously hurting them, or have had a situation end up in a serious fight or assault of some kind? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


842 YRB16J_U16ENumber Serious Fights Past Yr: How many times has this happened in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of times] Num 8




843 YRB17_U17Ever Carried Handgun: Have you ever carried a hand gun? When we say hand gun, we mean any firearm other than a rifle or shotgun. Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


844 YRB18_U18Number Times Carried Gun Past Yr: How many times have you carried a gun in the past 12 months? [ENTER number of times] Num 8

845 YRB18A_U18AApprox Num Times Carried Gun: Which category best describes the number of times you've carried a hand gun in the last 12 months? Num T122F 8

2 =2 or 3 times4 =More than 10 times

846 YRB19_U19Gangs in Local Area: Are there any gangs in your neighborhood or where you go to school? [See question text for gang definition.] Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


847 YRB21_U21 Ever Been Gang Member: Have you ever belonged to a gang? Num T4F 8


848 YRB21A_U21ABeen Gang Member Past 12mo: In the past 12 months, have you been a member of a gang? Num T4F 8

1 =Yes5 =No

849 YRB22_U22Ever Had Sex: Have you ever had sexual intercourse, that is, made love, had sex, or gone all the way? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


850 YRB23_U23Age First Time Had Sex: How old were you when you had sexual intercourse for the first time? [Enter Age] Num 8

851 YRB24_U24

Number of Sex Partners Past Year: How many partners have you had sexual intercourse with in the past 12 months - that is since this time last year? [ENTER number of partners] Num 8

852 YRB25_U25Last Sex Used Condom: The last time you had sexual intercourse, did you or your partner use a condom? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


853 YRB26_U26Last Sex Any Preg Prevent: The last time you had sexual intercourse, did you or your partner use any other method to prevent pregnancy? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


854 YRB27_U27Ever Been Pregnant: Have you ever been pregnant? Consider all pregnancies, even if no child was born. Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


855 YRB28_U28 Currently Pregnant: Are you pregnant now? Num T4F 8





856 YRB29_U29

Number of Pregnancies: [Not counting a current pregnancy] How many times have you been pregnant? Please include pregnancies that did not result in live births. [ENTER number of times] Num 8

857 YRB30_U30

Number of Live Birth Pregnancies: Now we would like to ask about the outcomes of your previous pregnancies. How many of your pregnancies have resulted in children born alive to you? [ENTER number] Num 8

858 YRB31_U31 Ever Caused Pregnancy: Have you ever gotten someone pregnant? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


859 YRB31A_U31ANumber of Pregnancies Caused: How many times have you gotten someone pregnant? [ENTER number of time] Num 8

860 YRB32_U32 Current Caused Pregnancy: Is someone pregnant with your child now? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


861 YRB33_U33

Number of Fathered Live Births: How many children have you ever fathered? Please only count live births and do not count current pregnancy. [ENTER number of children] Num 8

862 YRB34AMost Effect Prevent Preg: Which of these three is most effective for pregnancy prevention? Num T123F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Condom2 =Withdrawal3 =Birth control pill

863 YRB34BMost Effect Prevent STDs: Which of these three is most effective for prevention of sexually transmitted diseases or STDs? Num T123F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Condom2 =Withdrawal3 =Birth control pill

864 YRB35_U34Child Receives Welfare: [Preamble...] Are you [or your child(ren)] regularly receiving welfare benefits now? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


865 YRB36A_CHKPT YRB36a_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YRB36a Num T124F 81 = YRB14_U14 or YRB16a,c,e,g,i = YES2 =All Others

866 YRB36A

Illegal Act Neighborhood: You said you [key phrase from most serious illegal activity in YRB14 and YRB16 series]. Did this happen in the neighborhood or somewhere else? Num T125F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =In the neighborhood2 =Somewhere else




867 YRB36B

Illegal Act Where: Where did this happen? (At school, At a park/playground, At a store/restaurant, In a car, or In some other place?) Num T126F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =At school2 =At a park / playground3 =At a store / restaurant4 =In a car6 =Other: Someone else's house7 =Other: Public Transportation8 =Other: Home9 =Other: Bar/Nightclub/Party10 =Other: Neighborhood11 =Other: Street/Parking Lot/Alley12 =Other: Mall61 =Other: School62 =Other: Recreational area63 =Other: Store64 =Other: Vehicle95 =Other: All other responses

868 YRB36D Illegal Act Alone: Were you alone or with others when this happened? Num T127F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Alone2 =With others

869 YRB36E__S_1

Illegal Act Who, Response 1: Who was with you? [Type in each number for each person you were with, separated by a space. ENTER all that apply] Num T128F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Child2 =Spouse3 =Romantic partner who is not your spouse4 =Friend5 =Parent6 =Brother or sister7 =Cousin8 =Other relative not already mentioned9 =Other non-relative not already mentioned

870 YRB36E__S_2


1 =Child2 =Spouse3 =Romantic partner who is not your spouse4 =Friend5 =Parent6 =Brother or sister7 =Cousin8 =Other relative not already mentioned9 =Other non-relative not already mentioned




871 YRB36E__S_3



872 YRB36E__S_4



873 YRB36E__S_5


3 =Romantic partner who is not your spouse6 =Brother or sister7 =Cousin8 =Other relative not already mentioned9 =Other non-relative not already mentioned

874 YRB36E__S_6


7 =Cousin8 =Other relative not already mentioned9 =Other non-relative not already mentioned

875 YRB36E__S_7

Illegal Act Who, Response 7: Who was with you? [Type in each number for each person you were with, separated by a space. ENTER all that apply] Num T128F 8 6 =Brother or sister

876 YRB36E__S_8

Illegal Act Who, Response 8: Who was with you? [Type in each number for each person you were with, separated by a space. ENTER all that apply] Num T128F 8 8 =Other relative not already mentioned

877 YRB36F_A_1Illegal Act Who Duration: How long have you known [this person]? If less than 1 year, enter 0. [ENTER number of years] Num 8






883 YRB36G Illegal Act Police: Did the police talk to you about this incident? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





884 YRB36HIllegal Act Arrest: Did the police arrest you or charge you with an offense? Num T4F 8


885 YRB37Car Theft Arrest Chance: What is the percent chance that you would be arrested if you stole a car? [ENTER percentage] Num 8

886 YRB38

Jail Chance If Car Arrest: Suppose you were arrested for stealing a car, what is the percent chance that you would serve time in jail? [ENTER percentage] Num 8

887 YCV1_PT13

Beaten As Child: In the next part of the interview, we ask about very stressful events that might have happened in your life. First, were you ever badly beaten up by your parents or the people who raised you? Num T4F 8


888 YCV2_PT14

Beaten By Romantic Partner, Etc: Were you ever badly beaten up by someone you were dating or with whom you were romantically involved? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


889 YCV3_PT15Beaten By Other Person: Were you ever badly beaten up by anyone else? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


890 YCV4_PT16Mugged: Were you ever mugged, held up, or threatened with a weapon? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


891 YCV5_PT17Raped: [Preamble...] We define [rape] as ...[see question text for details]. Did this ever happen to you? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


892 YCV6_PT18

Sexually Assaulted: Other than rape, were you ever sexually assaulted, where someone touched you inappropriately, or when you did not want them to? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


893 YCV7_PT20

Unexpected Family Death: Did someone very close to you ever die unexpectedly; for example, they were killed in an accident, murdered, committed suicide, or had a fatal heart attack at a young age? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


894 YCV8_PT22

Loved One Trauma Experience: Did anyone very close to you ever have an extremely traumatic experience, like being kidnapped, tortured or raped? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


895 YCV9_PT22_1Child Witness to Fights: Did you ever witness serious physical fights at home, like a father beating up a mother? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





896 YCV10_PT23See Death or Dead Body: Did you ever see someone being badly injured or killed, or unexpectedly see a dead body? Num T4F 8


897 YCV11_PT27

Any Other Trauma Experience: Did you ever experience any other extremely traumatic or life-threatening event that I haven't asked about yet? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


898 YCV1_11COUNTERYCV1 Thru YCV11 Counter: YCV1 through YCV11 YES response counter Num 8

899 YCV12_PT55A

YCV12 - Post-codes for Other Traumatic Event (if YCV11_PT55 is 'yes'): Briefly, what was the one worst event that you have not told me about? [Please type a brief description of this event into the computer] Num CV12F 3

1 =Illness or injury (e.g. car accident, life threatening illness)2 =Death or illness of a loved one (e.g. parent with life-threatening illness)3 =Family problems4 =Attempted Murder (e.g. someone tried to kill respondent)5 =Non-physical abuse6 =Other problems (e.g. disaster, Sept. 11th, drug use, legal problems)7 =Missing/Not enough information8 =None/No other traumatic or life threatening experience9 =Refused61 =Physical abuse by parent or caregiver as a child63 =Physical abuse by someone else64 =Mugged, held up, or threatened with a weapon65 =Rape66 =Sexual assault67 =Unexpected death of a loved one (e.g. friend murdered or committed suicide)68 =Loved one experienced a traumatic experience (e.g. friend was raped)69 =Witnessed violence at home as a child (e.g. father beating up mother)70 =Witnessed someone being badly injured or killed or unexpectedly saw a dead

900 YCV12_PT55A_2YCV12_2 - Alternative Post-codes for Other Traumatic Event (if YCV11_PT55 is 'yes') Num CV12F 3

1 =Illness or injury (e.g. car accident, life threatening illness)5 =Non-physical abuse6 =Other problems (e.g. disaster, Sept. 11th, drug use, legal problems)67 =Unexpected death of a loved one (e.g. friend murdered or committed suicide)68 =Loved one experienced a traumatic experience (e.g. friend was raped)69 =Witnessed violence at home as a child (e.g. father beating up mother)70 =Witnessed someone being badly injured or killed or unexpectedly saw a dead




901 YCV13_PT61_CHKPT YCV13_PT61_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YCV13_PT61 Num T129F 8

1 =Only 1 YES response2 =2 or 3 YES responses3 =Four or more YES responses4 =All others

902 YCV13_PT62

Post TE Problems: [Preamble...] Did you have any of these reactions after [this experience/any of these experiences/any of the traumatic experiences you have gone through]? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


903 YCV14_CHKPT YCV14_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YCV14 Num T130F 81 = YCV13_PT61_Chkpt = 12 =All others

904 YCV14_PT64

Worst TE Description: Which [traumatic experience] caused you the largest number of problems like upsetting memories or dreams, feeling emotionally distant, trouble sleeping or concentrating, or feeling jumpy or easily startled? Num T131F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Beaten up as a child by caregiver2 =Beaten up by spouse or romantic partner3 =Beaten up by someone else4 =Mugged or threatened with a weapon5 =Raped6 =Sexually Assaulted7 =Unexpected death of a loved one8 =Traumatic event to loved one9 =Witnessed serious physical fights at home10 =Witnessed death or dead body or saw someone seriously hurt11 =Any other traumatic or life-threatening event

905 YCV14AMost Recent TE Description: Which one of these very upsetting events happened most recently ? Num T131F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Beaten up as a child by caregiver10 =Witnessed death or dead body or saw someone seriously hurt

906 YCV14B_PT64AWorst TE Age: How old were you when [most upsetting/recent]? [Enter Age] Num 8

907 YCV14CWorst TE Age: Please enter an age less than or equal to your current age. [Enter Age] Num 8

908 YCV15_PT269YCV15_PT69 - Worst TE Description: [Preamble...] During that month, did you lose interest in doing things you used to enjoy? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


909 YCV16_PT270

Worst TE React Distant: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel emotionally distant or cut off from other people? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


910 YCV17_PT271

Worst TE React Love: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have trouble feeling normal feelings like love, happiness, or warmth toward other people? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





911 YCV18_PT272

Worst TE React Future: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel you had no reason to plan for the future because you thought it would be cut short? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


912 YCV19_PT273

Worst TE React Sleep: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have any trouble falling or staying asleep? Num T4F 8


913 YCV20_PT274

Worst TE React Startled: During the month when your reactions were most frequent and intense, were you more jumpy or more easily startled by ordinary noises? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


914 YCV21_PT275

Worst TE React Avoid: During the month when your reactions were the most frequent and intense, did you purposely stay away from places, people or activities that reminded you of [key phrase from the selected traumatic event]? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


915 YCV22_PT261TE React Past Year: [Preamble...] Did you have any reactions of this sort at any time in the past 12 months? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


916 YCV23_PT263

TE React Weeks Past Year: About how many weeks altogether in the past 12 months did you have any of these reactions? (You can use any number between 0 and 52.) [ENTER number of weeks] Num 8

917 YCV23_PT264_CHKPT YCV23_PT264_Chkpt Iwer Checkpoint: Checkpoint YCV23_PT264 Num T132F 81 =Zero to three weeks in YCV22_PT2632 =All others

918 YCV24_PT269

TE React Interest Past Year: Please think of the 30-day period in the past 12 months when your reactions...were most frequent and intense. During that month, did you lose interest in doing things you used to enjoy? Num T4F 8


919 YCV25_PT270

TE React Distant Past Year: During the 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel emotionally distant or cut off from other people? Num T4F 8


920 YCV26_PT271

TE React Love Past Year: During the 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have trouble feeling normal feelings like love, happiness, or warmth toward other people? Num T4F 8


921 YCV27_PT272

TE React Future Past Year: During the 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you feel you had no reason to plan for the future because you thought it would be cut short? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


922 YCV28_PT273

TE React Sleep Past Year: During the 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, did you have any trouble falling or staying asleep? Num T4F 8





923 YCV29_PT274

TE React Startled Past Year: During the 30-day period, in the past 12 months, when your reactions were most frequent and intense, were you more jumpy or more easily startled by ordinary noises? Num T4F 8


924 YCV30_PT275

YCV21_PT275 - Worst TE React Avoid: During the month when your reactions were the most frequent and intense, did you purposely stay away from places, people or activities that reminded you of [key phrase from the selected traumatic event]? Num T4F 8


925 YCV31

HH Member Robbed: Please tell me if any of the following things has happened to you or to anyone who has lived with you in the past 6 months: Was anyone's purse, wallet, or jewelry snatched from them? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


926 YCV31A

HH Member Robbed Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the purse, wallet, or jewelry snatching? Num T4F 8


927 YCV32HH Member Threatened: During the past 6 months, were you or anyone who has lived with you threatened with a knife or gun? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


928 YCV32A

HH Member Threatened Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with this threat with a knife or gun? Num T4F 8


929 YCV33HH Member Assaulted: During the past 6 months, were you or anyone who has lived with you beaten up or assaulted? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


930 YCV33A

HH Member Assaulted Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the assault? Num T4F 8


931 YCV34HH Member Stabbed/Shot: During the past 6 months, were you or anyone who has lived with you stabbed or shot? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


932 YCV34A

HH Member Stabbed/Shot Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the stabbing or shooting? Num T4F 8


933 YCV35Had Home Broken Into: During the past 6 months, did anyone try to break into your home? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


934 YCV35A

HH Member Break-In Arrest: As far as you know, was anyone arrested or were charges brought against anyone in connection with the attempted break in? Num T4F 8





935 YCV_EXITYCV Exit: This audio portion of the interview is complete. Please return the headset and computer to the interviewer.] [ENTER [1] to continue] Num T1F 8


936 YOP1

Comfortable with Adults: How many adults do you have in your life who you feel comfortable talking to about personal problems? [ENTER number of adults] Num 8

937 YOP2

Adults Who Care: How many adults do you have in your life who care a lot about how you turn out and who will help you if you get into trouble? [ENTER number of adults] Num 8

938 YOP6

Live with Mom: Now we would like to know about your relationship with your mother, or with the adult most responsible for taking care of you or who knows the most about your activities. [Ask or verify:] Do you live with your mother? Num T133F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes5 =No6 =Mother deceased

939 YOP7Adult Live With (Original+Post-codes): Who is the adult who lives with you and knows the most about your activities? Num T134F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Father2 =Grandmother3 =Aunt4 =Sister5 =Foster mother6 =Step mother7 =Cousin8 =Friend9 =Spouse / (Boy) / Girlfriend10 =No adult lives with youth11 =Other: Other Adult12 =Other: Uncle13 =Other: Brother14 =Other: Grandfather16 =Other: Mother62 =Other: Grandmother69 =Other: Spouse/boy/girlfriend70 =Other: No Adult95 =Other: All other responses

940 YOP8

Support Caregiver: When you think about how your [caregiver type] acts toward you, in general, would you say your [caregiver type] is very supportive, somewhat supportive, or not very supportive? Num T135F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very supportive2 =Somewhat supportive3 =Not very supportive

941 YOP9BCaregiver Knows Who With: How much does your [caregiver type] know about who you are with when you are not at home? Num T136F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Nothing2 =Just a little3 =Some things4 =Most things5 =Everything




942 YOP10A

Caregiver Limit Privileges: Please tell me how often your [caregiver type] does each of the following things: How often does your [caregiver type] limit your privileges because of poor grades -- often, sometimes, rarely, or never? Num T137F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never2 =Rarely3 =Sometimes4 =Often

943 YOP10BCaregiver Check Homework: (How often does your [caregiver type]...) Check on whether you have done your homework? Num T137F 8

.D =Don't know


944 YOP10CCaregiver Help w/ Homework: (How often does your [caregiver type]...) Help you with your homework? Num T137F 8

.D =Don't know


945 YOP10FCaregiver Limit Hanging Out: (How often does your [caregiver type]...) Limit you from leaving home to hang out with your friends? Num T137F 8

.D =Don't know


946 YOP12

Dad Supportive: Now I'd like to talk with you about your father. When you were growing up, in general, was he very supportive, somewhat supportive, or not very supportive of you? Num T138F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very supportive2 =Somewhat supportive3 =Not very supportive4 =Don't see father5 =Father deceased

947 YOP12A

Dad Seen Freq: In the past 12 months, how often have you seen your father -- almost every day, once a week, once a month, a few times, or never in the past 12 months? Num T139F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Never in the past 12 months2 =A few times3 =Once a month4 =Once a week5 =Almost every day6 =Lives or lived in same household




948 YOP13Dad Education Aspiration: How far in school do you think your father wants you to go? Num T140F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Less than high school graduation2 =High school graduation only Vocational, Trade, or Business School after High3 =Less than two years of school4 =Two years or more of school5 =A degree from a vocational, trade, or business schoolCollege Program6 =Less than two years of college7 =Two or more years of college (including two-year degree)8 =Finish college (four- or five-year degree)Graduate or Professional School9 =Masters degree or equivalent10 =Ph.D., M.D., or other professional degree

949 YOP15Curfew Time: In a typical week, what [is/was] the latest you [can/could] stay out on school nights (Sunday through Thursday)? Num T141F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Not allowed out2 =No later than 8:003 =No later than 9:004 =No later than 10:00pm5 =No later than 11:00pm6 =No later than 12:00am7 =As late as I want

950 YOP16A

Parent Discusses Calmly: If your [caregiver type] found out that you had come home an hour late for no good reason, would [he/she] discuss it calmly with you? [If R no longer lives with parent, ask about time when R did live with parent] Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


951 YOP16B

Parent Ignores: (If your [caregiver type] found out that you had come home an hour late for no good reason, would [he/she]...) Ignore it, pretend that it didn't happen or let you get away with it? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


952 YOP16D

Parent Takes Privilege Away: (If your [caregiver type] found out that you had come home an hour late for no good reason, would [he/she]...) Take away a privilege, ground you, or give you a chore? Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


953 YOP16F

Parent Yells: (If your [caregiver type] found out that you had come home an hour late for no good reason, would [he/she]...) Yell, shout, or scream at you? [If R no longer lives with parent, ask about time when R did live with parent] Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know


954 YOP16G

Parent Use Physical Punishment: (If your [caregiver type] found out that you had come home an hour late for no good reason, would [he/she]...) Use physical punishment? [If R no longer lives with parent, ask about time when R did live with parent] Num T4F 8

.D =Don't know





955 YDM1A

Live to 35: The next few questions are about how you see your future. What are the chances that you will live to age 35? Would you say very low, low, about 50-50, high, or very high? Num T142F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very low2 =Low3 =About 50-504 =High5 =Very high

956 YDM1BCollege by 35: What are the chances that you will complete college by age 35? Would you say very low, low, about 50-50, high, or very high? Num T142F 8

.D =Don't know


957 YDM1C

Find Job as Adult: (What are the chances that...) You will find a stable, well-paid job as an adult? (Would you say very low, low, about 50-50, high, or very high?) Num T142F 8

.D =Don't know


958 YDM4

Others Better Off: Please tell me if you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the following statement about your future: 'Most people in my neighborhood will be better off than me.' Num T22F 8

.D =Don't know


959 YDM5A$7 in One Month: [Preamble...] Would you rather they mailed you $40 tomorrow or $47 one month from now? Num T143F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =$40 tomorrow2 =$47 one month from now

960 YDM5B

$5 in One Month: Now suppose the choice were between $40 now and $45 one month from now. Would you rather they mailed you $40 tomorrow or $45 one month from now? Num T144F 8


961 YDM5C



962 YDM5D



963 YDM5E






964 YDM7A

Job Chance $1200/$400: [Preamble...] There is a 50-50 chance the second job will pay $1200 and a 50-50 chance it will pay $400.Which would you choose-the job that pays $600 for sure or the job with an equal chance of paying either $1200 or $400? Num T148F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Job that pays $600 for sure2 =Job with an equal chance of paying either $1200 or $400

965 YDM7B


.D =Don't know1 =Job that pays $600 for sure2 =Job with an equal chance of paying either $1200 or $300

966 YDM7C


1 =Job that pays $600 for sure2 =Job with an equal chance of paying either $1200 or $150

967 YDM7D



968 YDM7E



969 YDM9GSS Trust: Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful in life? Num T153F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Most people can be trusted2 =Can't be too careful3 =Other (depends)

970 YDM12RANDOM Random Number for Selecting YDM12 Time Period Num 8971 YDM12CONDITION Condition assigned based on Random Number Num 8

972 YDM12RANDOMFLAG Random Number Flag for Selecting YDM12 Time Period Num T4F 8 1 =Yes

973 YDM12

Add'l Compensation Check Preference: [Preamble...] Which would you prefer: $20 put in the mail [tomorrow/one week from now], or $25 put in the mail [1 week/2 weeks/1 month/2 months/3 months] from now? Num T154F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =$20 sent xtomorrow_onewk2 =$25 sent xTimePeriod from now

974 YDM13 Linguistic Treatment Assignment; 1 or 2 Num 8

975 YDM14

Scary/Happy Moment: We are interested in the types of experiences people have had. What is the [scariest/happiest] moment in your life that you can remember? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num T155F 8

.D =Don't know





976 YDM15Scary/Happy Time: Tell me about a [scary/happy] time in your life? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num T155F 8

.D =Don't know


977 YDM16

Happy/Scary Moment: We are interested in the types of experiences people have had. What is the [scariest/happiest]2 moment in your life that you can remember? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num T155F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Respondent talked for at least two minutes2 =Respondent talked for less than two minutes3 =Respondent did not talk

978 YDM17Happy/Scary Time: Tell me about a [scary/happy]2 time in your life? [Start timer when the Respondent begins talking] Num T155F 8

.D =Don't know


979 YDM18RANDFLAG Flag for Setting YDM18Random Num T4F 8 1 =Yes

980 YDM18_CHKPTCheckpoint for YDM18 Routing; 1 or 2: Checkpoint for YDM18 Routing; 1 or 2 Num 8

981 YDM18

Reading Passage: We are interested in the different ways people read this short story about a guy named 'Ray,' and his cat...Would you please take a quick look at it and then read it out loud for me, in any way you like? Num T156F 8

.R =Refusal1 =Respondent read passage2 =Respondent did not read passage

982 YDM18A

Final Anything Else Q: Is there anything else that you would like to tell me about your neighborhood, or experiences, or any suggestions that you might have for improving housing programs? Num TRECODE 8

.D =Don't know


983 YDM19A

Memory 1: [Preamble...] Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right. The first sentence is: 'I don't want Robert to come because he's always fooling around.' Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

984 YDM19B

Memory 2: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'I asked Derek whether he knows how to play basketball.' Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

985 YDM19C

Memory 3: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'Nobody ever sat at any of those desks, anyhow.' Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

986 YDM19D

Memory 4: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'Let's ask Latoya if Derek lives on 52nd street.' Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

987 YDM19E

Memory 5: (Remember what I say and repeat back just the way I say it. See if you can get it right.) The next sentence is: 'There isn't anyone here who can see it, and there isn't anyone here who can do it.' Num T1F 8 1 =Continue

988 YAT6 English Score Num 8989 YAT9 Math Score Num 8990 TYPEFORM_ENG Type Form- English Red/Orange Form Num 8991 TYPEFORM_MATH Type form - Math Green/Blue Form Num 8




992 F_AA_AGE_COHORT_ENGEnglish 5th (ages 10-12) or 8th (ages 13-20) grade achievement assessment (5th=1, 8th=2) Num AA_COHORT 3


993 F_AA_AGE_COHORT_MATHMath 5th (ages 10-12) or 8th (ages 13-20) grade achievement assessment (5th=1, 8th=2) Num AA_COHORT 3


994 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_1 English Proficiency Probability Level 1 Num 8995 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_10 English Proficiency Probability Level 10 Num 8996 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_2 English Proficiency Probability Level 2 Num 8997 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_3 English Proficiency Probability Level 3 Num 8998 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_4 English Proficiency Probability Level 4 Num 8999 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_5 English Proficiency Probability Level 5 Num 8

1000 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_6 English Proficiency Probability Level 6 Num 81001 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_7 English Proficiency Probability Level 7 Num 81002 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_8 English Proficiency Probability Level 8 Num 81003 F_AA_ENG_PROF_PROB_9 English Proficiency Probability Level 9 Num 8

1004 F_AA_ETS_ENG_BELOW_CHANCE Youth's ETS English standard theta score is below chance Num AA_CHANCE 80 =Score is not below chance1 =Score is below chance

1005 F_AA_ETS_ENG_SCORE Youth has English theta scores in ETS data Num AA_DATA 80 =Youth does not have theta score1 =Youth has theta score

1006F_AA_ETS_MATH_BELOW_CHANCE

f_aa_ets_eng_below_chance - Youth's ETS Math standard theta score is below chance Num AA_CHANCE 8

0 =Score is not below chance1 =Score is below chance

1007 F_AA_ETS_MATH_SCORE f_aa_ets_eng_score - Youth has Math theta scores in ETS data Num AA_DATA 80 =Youth does not have theta score1 =Youth has theta score

1008 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_1 Math Proficiency Probability Level 1 Num 81009 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_2 Math Proficiency Probability Level 2 Num 81010 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_3 Math Proficiency Probability Level 3 Num 81011 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_4 Math Proficiency Probability Level 4 Num 81012 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_5 Math Proficiency Probability Level 5 Num 81013 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_6 Math Proficiency Probability Level 6 Num 81014 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_7 Math Proficiency Probability Level 7 Num 81015 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_8 Math Proficiency Probability Level 8 Num 81016 F_AA_MATH_PROF_PROB_9 Math Proficiency Probability Level 9 Num 81017 F_AA_OPT_THETA_ENG Optimal Theta Optimal score Num 81018 F_AA_OPT_THETA_ENG_SD Standard Deviation of Optimal Theta English Score Num 81019 F_AA_OPT_THETA_MATH Optimal Theta Optimal score Num 81020 F_AA_OPT_THETA_MATH_SD Standard Deviation of Optimal Theta Math Score Num 81021 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_ENG_1 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 1 Num 81022 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_ENG_2 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 2 Num 81023 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_ENG_3 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 3 Num 81024 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_ENG_4 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 4 Num 81025 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_ENG_5 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 5 run Num 81026 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_MATH_1 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 1 Num 81027 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_MATH_2 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 2 Num 81028 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_MATH_3 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 3 Num 81029 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_MATH_4 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 4 Num 81030 F_AA_OPT_THETA_REP_MATH_5 Optimal Theta Optimal Replicate 5 run Num 81031 F_AA_STD_THETA_ENG Standard Theta Standard score Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes1032 F_AA_STD_THETA_ENG_SD Standard Deviation of Standard Theta English Score Num 81033 F_AA_STD_THETA_MATH Standard Theta Standard score Num 81034 F_AA_STD_THETA_MATH_SD Standard Deviation of Standard Theta Math Score Num 81035 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_ENG_1 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 1 Num 81036 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_ENG_2 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 2 Num 81037 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_ENG_3 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 3 Num 81038 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_ENG_4 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 4 Num 81039 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_ENG_5 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 5 run Num 81040 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_MATH_1 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 1 Num 81041 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_MATH_2 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 2 Num 81042 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_MATH_3 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 3 Num 81043 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_MATH_4 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 4 Num 81044 F_AA_STD_THETA_REP_MATH_5 Standard Theta Standard Replicate 5 run Num 81045 ADJ_EARN_W_YT Outlier-adjusted weekly earnings - youth Num 8

1046 IWER_IDIdentification Number for ISR interviewer who conducted the interviewer Num 8

1047 IO1Respondent's Speech: Respondent's speech was distinct, clear, and audible to interviewer. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8


1048 IO10

How would you rate the respondent's cooperation during the assessment (very uncooperative, uncooperative, matter of fact, cooperative, very cooperative)? Num OBS_T5F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very uncooperative (youth repeatedly refuses to comply)2 =Uncooperative (youth complies at least 50% of the time)3 =Matter of fact (youth complies at least 75% of the time)4 =Cooperative (youth complies with most (80-90%) requests and directives)5 =Very cooperative (youth complies with all requests and directives in first r

1049 IO11

How would you rate the respondent's attention during the assessment (unable to attend, difficulty attending, attentive, very attentive, complete & full attention)? Num OBS_T6F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Unable to attend (youth needs ongoing redirection to the task)2 =Difficulty attending (youth is distracted easily and often requires redirect3 =Attentive (youth attends the majority of the time, when distracted youth ret4 =Very attentive (youth may momentarily be distracted but is able to return to5 =Complete and full attention (youth is able to ignore any distraction)

1050 IO2Respondent's Understanding: Respondent appeared to readily understand the interviewer's questions. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8





1051 IO3

Respondent Expressed Ideas: Respondent expressed ideas freely and easily, and used statements of appropriate length. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8


1052 IO4

Respondent Verbal Interchange: Respondent initiated verbal interchange with the iwer, asked questions, made spontaneous comments. 1 = YES and 5 = NO Num OBS_T0F 8


1053 IO5

Respondent's Use of Headset: Did R use the headset or answer questions from the screen: Used Headset, Read from screen, or A little of both? Num OBS_T1F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Used headset2 =Read from screen3 =A little of both

1054 IO6 IW Conducted R's Home: Was the interview taken in R's home? Num OBS_T0F 8


1055 IO6A

The room in the house where the interview took place (if in the respondent's home: IO6=1): In what room of the house was the interview taken? Num IO6A 3

1 =Living Room2 =Bedroom3 =Dining Room4 =Kitchen5 =Porch/patio/balcony7 =Basement8 =Den/Study9 =Yard10 =Empty Room11 =Family/Entertainment Room12 =Garage20 =Other Room21 =Over phone95 =All other responses

1056 IO6BWhere the interview took place (if not in the respondent's home: IO6=5): Where was the interview taken? Num IO6B 3

1 =Friend's home2 =Own/Relative's home3 =Coffee house4 =Restaurant5 =Library6 =College/school building7 =Group home/nursing/institution8 =Car9 =Work10 =Church11 =Hospital12 =Hotel/Conference area13 =Other office14 =Park20 =Provided address21 =Phone95 =All other responses





.D =Don't know1 =Adult(s)2 =Child(ren)3 =No one


1 =Adult(s)2 =Child(ren)

1059 IO8Other Presence Affect Responses: Do you think the presence of anyone affected R's answers Num OBS_T0F 8


1060 IO8B

Privacy of IW: How private was the interview: Very (no one else in the room/space), Somewhat (people coming in and out, but not all of the time; individuals were in other rooms nearby), Not at all (it was easy for others to hear us talk)? Num OBS_T3F 8

1 =Very (no one else in the room / space)2 =Somewhat (people coming in and out, but not all the time; individuals were i3 =Not at all (it was easy for others to hear us talk

1061 IO9How would you rate the respondent's motivation during the assessment (very low, low, average, high, very high? Num OBS_T4F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very low (youth does not try or attempt many items, even with encouragement)2 =Low (youth frequently says, 'I Don't know' without even trying, consistenten3 =Average (youth works on most items, says 'I Don't know' or refuses to answer4 =High (youth tries or attempts every item, including some of the most difficu5 =Very high (youth tries or attempts every item, even the most difficult, appe

1062 IO_COMPLETE Complete Var for ST Num OBS_T8F 8 1 =Done1063 IO_CURRENTSECS Current Seconds Num 81064 IO_IWCURRDATE Interview Current Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1065 IO_IWENDDATE Interview End Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1066 IO_IWSTARTDATE Interview Start Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1067 IO_IWTOTAL Time Total Of Interview Num 8

1068 IO_OBSCOMPLETE Interviewer Obs Complete Num OBS_T7F 8 1 =Interviewer Obs complete1069 IO_TOTALMINS Total Minutes Num 81070 IO_TOTALSECS Total Seconds Num 81071 IO_TS_BEGINIW Interview Start Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).1072 IO_TS_ENDIW Interview End Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).1073 IO_VERSIONDATE Version Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1074 IO_VERSIONTIME Version Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

1075 NWA1 Urban or Rural Area: Is this a urban or rural area? Num NWA1F 81=1-Urban2=2-Rural

1076 NWA10

Cigarette/cigar butts/packages on sidewalk or in gutters: Cigarette, butts or discarded cigarette packages on sidewalk or in gutters. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No




1077 NWA11

Garbage/litter/or broken glass in street or on sidewalks: Garbage, litter or broken glass in streets or sidewalks: none, light, moderate, or heavy? Num NWA11F 8

1=1-None2=2-Light (some is visible)3=3-Moderate4=4-Heavy (visible along most or all of the street)

1078 NWA12Trees Lining Street: Trees lining the street: trees on most or all of the block, some trees, or no trees? Num NWA12F 8

1=1-Trees on most or all of the block2=2-Some trees3=3-No trees

1079 NWA13Painted-Over Graffiti: Evidence of graffiti that has been painted over. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1080 NWA14_1Visible Signs: Neighborhood or Crime Watch: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_1F 8

0=0-Neighborhood or Crime Watch sign not present1=1-Neighborhood or Crime Watch sign present

1081 NWA14_2Visible Signs: Security warning signs: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_2F 8

0=0-Security warning signs not present2=2-Security warning signs present

1082 NWA14_3Visible Signs: Signs advertising beer/whiskey/other alcohol: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_3F 8

0=0-Signs advertising beer, whiskey, or other alcohol not present3=3-Signs advertising beer, whiskey, or other alcohol present

1083 NWA14_4Visible Signs: Houses with FOR SALE signs: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_4F 8

0=0-Houses with FOR SALE signs not present4=4-Houses with FOR SALE signs present

1084 NWA14_5Visible Signs: None of the NWA14 series: Are the following signs visible? [select all that apply] Num NWA14_5F 8


1085 NWA15Industrial/warehouse/manufacturing Land Use: Industrial, warehouse, manufacturing a way land is used on block. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1086 NWA16High-Mesh Fencing on Commercial/Industrial Properties: High mesh fencing with barbed wire or spiked tops. 1=yes and 5=no Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1087 NWA17

Security Bars/Gratings/Boards on Windows of Commercial/Industrial Buildings: Security bars/grating or boards on windows: on almost all buildings, on about half of the buildings, on a few of the buildings, or on none of the buildings? Num NWA17F 8

1=1-On almost all buildings2=2-On about half of the buildings3=3-On a few of the buildings4=4-On none of the buildings

1088 NWA18_1 Weather Conditions: Mostly sunny/roads are clear Num NWA18_1F 80=0-Response not selected1=1-Mostly sunny, roads are clear

1089 NWA18_2 Weather Conditions: Overcast but not raining/roads are clear Num NWA18_2F 80=0-Response not selected2=2-Overcast but not raining, roads are clear

1090 NWA18_3 Weather Conditions: Light or moderate rain Num NWA18_3F 80=0-Response not selected3=3-Light or moderate rain

1091 NWA18_4 Weather Conditions: Heavy rain storm Num NWA18_4F 80=0-Response not selected4=4-Heavy rain storm




1092 NWA18_5Weather Conditions: Light snow cover (less than 2 inches on the ground) Num NWA18_5F 8

0=0-Response not selected5=5-Light snow cover (less than 2 inches on the ground)

1093 NWA18_6Weather Conditions: Heavy snow cover (2 inches or more on the ground) Num NWA18_6F 8

0=0-Response not selected6=6-Heavy snow cover (2 inches or more on the ground)

1094 NWA2

Condition of Buildings on Block: Condition of most bldgs on block: well kept, fair condition, poor condition, badly deteriorated, or no other structures. Num NWA2F 8

1=1-Well kept, good repair2=2-Fair condition3=3-Poor condition (peeling paint, broken windows)4=4-Badly deteriorated5=5-No other structures

1095 NWA3Metal Bars on Windows: Metal bars on bldgs w/in half block: yes on one building, yes on more than one building, or bars on windows. Num NWA3F 8

1=1-Yes, on one building2=2-Yes, on more than one building3=3-No bars or windows

1096 NWA4Condition of Street Surface: Condition of street on this block: very good,moderate,fair, or poor. Num NWA4F 8

1=1-Very good (recent resurfacing, smooth)2=2-Moderate (evidence of keeping in good repair)3=3-Fair (minor repairs needed but not rough surface)4=4-Poor (potholes and other evidence of neglect)

1097 NWA5Trash/Litter/Junk Accumulation: Trash, litter, junk w/in half block: major accumulation, minor accumulation, or none. Num NWA5F 8

1=1-Major accumulation2=2-Minor accumulation3=3-None

1098 NWA6Land Use (combined raw and post-coded responses): Characterize the land use on block (indicate primary land use) Num NWA6F 8

1 =Primarily residential2 =Primarily commercial3 =Mixed residential and commercial4 =Primarily industrial5 =Primarily vacant houses6 =Primarily vacant lots and open space7 =Primarily services or institutions8 =Primarily parks or playgrounds9 =Public Housing95 =Other: All other responses

1099 NWA6_OGLand Use (Raw Item): Characterize the land use on block (indicate primary land use.) Num NWA6F 8

1 =Primarily residential2 =Primarily commercial3 =Mixed residential and commercial4 =Primarily industrial5 =Primarily vacant houses6 =Primarily vacant lots and open space7 =Primarily services or institutions8 =Primarily parks or playgrounds9 =Public Housing95 =Other: All other responses

1100 NWA7 People Visible on Street: People visible on the street. 1=yes and 5=no NumNWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1101 NWA8_1

How Regarded by People on Street: Paid little or no attention by those around: How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_1F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street1=1-Paid little or no attention by those around




1102 NWA8_2How Regarded by People on Street: Treated with suspicion: How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_2F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street2=2-Treated with suspicion

1103 NWA8_3

How Regarded by People on Street: Friendly responses/greetings/helpful: How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_3F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street3=3-Friendly responses/greetings/helpful

1104 NWA8_4How Regarded by People on Street: Other (not specified): How were you regarded by people on the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA8_4F 8

0=0-No people visible on Street4=4-Other (not specified)

1105 NWA9_1Stores Types on Street: Store-Front Church: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_1F 8

0=0-Store-front church not present1=1-Store-front church present

1106 NWA9_2

Stores Types on Street: Abandoned/burned out/boarded up house/building: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_2F 8

0=0-Abandoned, burned out, or boarded up house/building not present2=2-Abandoned, burned out, or boarded up house/building present

1107 NWA9_3

""NWA9_3 - NWA9_3 - Stores Types on Street: Green grocer/delicatesse: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply]n Num NWA9_3F 8

0=0-Green grocer/delicatessen not present3=3-Green grocer/delicatessen present

1108 NWA9_4Stores Types on Street: Supermarket/grocery store: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_4F 8

0=0-Supermarket/grocery store not present4=4-Supermarket/grocery store present

1109 NWA9_5Stores Types on Street: Fast-food and take-out place: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_5F 8

0=0-Fast-food and take-out place not present5=5-Fast-food and take-out place present

1110 NWA9_6Stores Types on Street: None of the NWA9 series: Which do you see along the street? [select all that apply] Num NWA9_6F 8


1111 NWA_COMPLETENWA Complete Indicator (missing for NWA Dates prior to February 2009) Num

NWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1112 NWA_DATE Date of Neighborhood Walk-Around Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1113 NWA_ENDAMPM NWA End Time-AM/PM Char $ 21114 NWA_ENDTIME NWA End Time Char $ 8

1115 NWA_INCOMPLETE_REASONReason NWA was not completed (if not completed/NWA date after January 2009) Num

NWAREASONF 8

1=1-IW didn't place at respondent's home & home address was more than 20 miles out2=2-IW didn't place at respondent's home & home address is unknown3=3-Other reason

1116 NWA_MODE NWA Mode Char $ 10

1117 NWA_OBSIDNWA data PPID on which NWA data originally were located in raw data from ISR Char $ 10

1118 NWA_PARTNER NWA Completed With Partner NumNWAYESNOF 8

1=1-Yes5=5-No

1119 NWA_PARTNERID Interviewer ID of NWA Partner Char $ 81120 NWA_RESULTCODE NWA Result Code Char $ 41121 NWA_STARTAMPM NWA Start Time-AM/PM Char $ 21122 NWA_STARTTIME NWA Start Time Char $ 8




1123 IWCOMPLETEInterview Complete: [You have reached the end of the Interview] [ENTER [1] to complete] Num T2F 8 1 =Interview complete

1124 IWCURRDATE Interview Current Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1125 IWENDDATE Interview End Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).1126 IWSTARTDATE Interview Start Date Num MMDDYY 8 Note: SAS Date (days counting from Jan 1, 1960).

1127 IWTOTALTime Total of Interview (Includes negative values. Use TOTALMINS instead) Num 8

1128 ACASI_END End of ACASI Num 81129 COMPLETE Complete Var for ST Num T3F 8 1 =Done1130 CURRENTSECS Current Seconds Num 81131 TOTALMINS Total Minutes Num 81132 TOTALSECS Total Seconds Num 81133 TS_BEGINIW Interview Start Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).1134 TS_ENDIW Interview End Time Num TIME 8 Note: SAS Time (seconds counting from midnight).

17. mto_fin_addrhx 2/12/2019



18. mto_fin_raw_dwelling 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_raw_dwelling Description: Final evaluation list of all MTO residential dwellings and visited addresses. Limited to census tracts.Number of Obs: 85671Number of Vars: 69File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:18

sheetname=18. mto_fin_raw_dwellingPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 DWELLID ID number assigned to a dwelling in the dwelling table Char 6 6-digit ID for each dwelling2 Z_POORQUAL_FULLTRACT00 poor quality 2000 census tracts from original fin_fulltract_00 Char 113 Z_POORQUAL_FULLTRACT90 poor quality 1990 census tracts from original fin_fulltract_90 Char 114 A_ERRCOD Error Code (same as L_ErrCod) Char 6

5 DWELTYPE Type of Address Char $DWELTYPF 2

01 =Possible address02 =Visited address03 =Contact address04 =Mailing address05 =Head Mailing address11 =Baseline address12 =Core Move address13 =Home 1997 address14 =Home 2000 address16 =Home 2005 address18 =Home 2009 address19 =Recalled address 0920 =ISR Tracking

6 DEVNAME Raw Housing Development Name Char $ 20

7 AHSTATUSType of Assisted Housing. 1=Public Housing. 2=Section 8. 3=Not confirmed as PH or S8 Char 1

8 M_GEOCOD Census Tract Code (MAPINFO Geocoding) Char 119 M_GEOFLG Geocode Flag (MAPINFO Geocoding) Char 1




10 SRCFORM Source of Original Form/File and Raw Address Char $SRCFORF 2

01 =Receipt Tracking File04 =NPO Experimental Log06 =PHA Section 8 Log08 =Equifax09 =PHA Extracts10 =NCOA (Lorton )11 =Baltimore Section 812 =Canvass 199713 =Pre-Canvas 199714 =Post-Canvas 199715 =Portability Data17 =Pre-Canvas 200018 =CBI19 =Trans Union20 =Postal Update21 =MTCS22 =Canvas 200026 =Pre-Eval 200228 =HABC 05/200229 =BHA 05/200230 =CHAC 04/200231 =Exp 05/06/200232 =LexusNexus 133 =LexusNexus 234 =MTCS P 12/200135 =MTCS S 12/200136 =NYCHA 05/200237 =HH Roster 08/200238 =Locate QSL 08/200239 =Locator V5 08/200240 =HH Roster 11/200241 =Locate QSL 11/200242 =Locate V5 11/2002

11 M_OUTST Geocoded Out State (MAPINFO Geocoding) Char 212 H_COUNTY Fips County Code (HUD Geo-coding) Char 313 H_CTYNAM County Name (HUD Geo-coding) Char 2514 H_FIPS Fips State and County Codes (HUD Geo-coding) Char 515 L_STATE State (Lorton Standardization) Char 216 L_ERRCOD Error Code (Lorton Standardization) Char 617 L_FIPS FIPS State + County Codes (Lorton Standardization) Char 518 L_TRACT Tract Code (Lorton Standardization) Char 619 ADDRTYPECODE Type of Address Char 120 ACTIONCODE Move Action Code Char 121 MTSDWID Dwellid of Best Matching Record (SSS Address Matching) Char 622 MTTDWID Dwellid of Trace Address Record (SSS Address Matching) Char 6

23 MTSTAT Match Status Code (SSS Address Matching) Char $MTSTAF 1

0=Unique record, new tracer1=Record match far, cutoff <2=Record match near, scores < cutoff, old tracer3=Record match same, scores 0, old tracer5=Record is junk, new tracer

24 MTSCORE Match Score (SSS Address Matching) Num 825 T_MTCH90 Match Code (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 1990) Char 1



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes26 T_SRC90 Source (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 1990) Char 127 T_MTCH00 Match Code (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 128 T_SRC00 Source (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 129 DEVNUM HUD Pub. Housing Development Number Char $ 1530 DEVSTAT Flag Indicating type of Housing Development Status Change Char 131 F_ST State (Final Survey) Char 232 HUD_CNTY_NM90 (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 1990 FIPS County Name Char 20

33 HUD_CNTY90(HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 FIPS County Code (3-digit numeric with leading zeros significant) Char 3

34 HUD_TRACT90 (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 1990 Tract (6-digit) Char 6

35 HUD_RC90(HUD Geo-Coding) Reference Census 1990 Geocoder RCs (Return Codes) tab Char 1

36 HUD_LVL90(HUD Geo-Coding) Reference Census 1990 Geocoder RCs (Return Codes) tab Char 1

37 HUD_MSGUSPS90(HUD Geo-Coding) Census 1990: Status message indicating address data quality Char 33

38 HUD_STATE90(HUD Geo-Coding) Census 1990 FIPS State Code (2-digit numeric with leading zeros significant) Char 2

39 HUD_STATE00(HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 FIPS State Code (2-digit numeric with leading zeros significant) Char 2

40 HUD_CNTY_NM00 (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 FIPS County Name Char 20

41 HUD_CNTY00(HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 FIPS County Code (3-digit numeric with leading zeros significant) Char 3

42 HUD_TRACT00 (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 Tract Char 643 HUD_CNTY_NMCUR (HUD Geo-Coding) Current FIPS County Name Char 20

44 HUD_CNTYCUR(HUD Geo-Coding) Current FIPS County Code (3-digit numeric with leading zeros significant) Char 3

45 HUD_METRO(HUD Geo-Coding) 1=In CBSA Metro, 0=not in a CBSA Metro, blank=unknown Char 1

46 HUD_MICRO(HUD Geo-Coding) 1=In CBSA Micro, 0=not in a CBSA Micro, blank=unknown Char 1

47 HUD_STD_ST (HUD Geo-Coding) Geo-coded State Char 248 HUD_ADDR_TYPE (HUD Geo-Coding) Address Type Char 149 HUD_MSGUSPS (HUD Geo-Coding) Status message indicating address data quality Char 33

50 HUD_RC00(HUD Geo-Coding) Reference Census 2000 Geocoder RCs (Return Codes) tab Char 1

51 HUD_STM00(HUD Geo-Coding) Reference Census 2000 Geocoder RCs (Return Codes) tab Char 1

52 HUD_LVL00(HUD Geo-Coding) Reference Census 2000 Geocoder RCs (Return Codes) tab Char 1

53 HUD_UR(HUD Geo-Coding) Urban/Rural Indicator (U = Urban, R = Rural, blank = unknown) Char 1

54 HUD_MSG00 (HUD Geo-Coding) Status message indicating Lat/Long Level Char 2655 HUD_COUNTY_LEV (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 FIPS State Code + County Code Char 556 HUD_TRACT_LEVE (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 Full Tract: State+County+Tract Char 1157 HUD_FULLTRACT00 (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 2000 Full Tract: State+County+Tract Char 1158 T_FULLTRACT00 Census 2000 Full Tract (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 1159 T_FULLTRACT90 Census 1990 Full Tract (Tele-Atlas Geocoding Census 2000) Char 1160 HUD_FULLTRACT90 (HUD Geo-Coding) Census 1990 Full Tract: State+County+Tract Char 1161 FIN_FULLTRACT90 final geocded 1990 Census Tract (state/county/tract) Char 11



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes62 FIN_FULLTRACT00 final geocded 2000 Census Tract (state/county/tract) Char 1163 FIN_STATE (Final) State Char 264 FIN_ERRCOD Error Code(=L_Errcod only if HUD_msgusps < 70%) Char 465 FIN_FULLTRACT90_SO geocoding source of 1990 Census Tract Char 4566 FIN_FULLTRACT00_SO geocoding source of 2000 Census Tract Char 45

67 EDITDATE_YQDate of Last Edit to any variables in record (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

68 MAKEDATE_YQ Date of Load into MTO (limited to year and quarter) Char 2569 SRCDATE_YQ Date of Original Form/File (limited to year and quarter) Char 25

19. mto_fin_raw_dwellmap 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_raw_dwellmap Description: Final evaluation mapping between MTO members and the dwelling list.Number of Obs: 456950Number of Vars: 40File creation date: 20APR17:20:55:34

sheetname=19. mto_fin_raw_dwellmapPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Person Identifier Char $ 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 DWELLID ID number assigned to a dwelling in the dwelling table Char 6 6-digit ID for each dwelling4 Z_POORQUAL_FULLTRACT00 poor quality 2000 census tracts from original fin_fulltract_00 Char 115 Z_POORQUAL_FULLTRACT90 poor quality 1990 census tracts from original fin_fulltract_90 Char 116 F_DATE_SO Effective Date Source (Final Survey) Char $ 127 F_ADDR_STATUS Addresss Status (Final Survey) Num 8

8 DWELTYPE Type of Address of the Dwelling Char $DWELTYPF 2

01 =Possible address02 =Visited address03 =Contact address04 =Mailing address05 =Head Mailing address11 =Baseline address12 =Core Move address13 =Home 1997 address14 =Home 2000 address15 =Home 2002 address16 =Home 2005 address17 =Home 2006 address18 =Home 2009 address19 =Recalled address 0920 =ISR Tracking99 =Not Known

9 INFOTYPE Type of Dwellmap Record Char $INFOTYPF 5

DEAD =DEAD PERSONHOSP =IN HOSPITAL OR INSTITUTIONALIZEDIN =IN RECORDIN-M =MODIFIEDIN-N =NEWIN-S =SAMEINCA =INCARCERATEDMIL =IN MILITARYOUT =OUT RECORDRETR =RETRIEVALUNKN =UNKNOWNVISIT =VISITED RECORD




10 RECTYPE Type of Address. 1=Residence. 2=Search. 3=Contact Char $RECTYPF 1

1 =Residence2 =Search3 =Contact

11 RELHEAD Relative to Head of Local Dwelling Char $RELHEF 2

10=Other11=Birth Child12=Adopted Child13=Grandchild14= Foster Child [F = 50058]15=Other Relative16= Not a Relative [A = 50058]17=Cousin18=In-law19= Live-in Aide [L = 50058]20= Youth under 18 [Y = 50058]22=88= Blank [9 = 50058]99 =blank

12 SRCFORM Source of Current Record Char $SRCFORF 2

01 Receipt Tracking File02 =Initial HUD 5005804 =NPO Experimental Log05 =PHA Experimental Log06 =PHA Section 8 Log07 =PHA In Place Control Log09 =PHA Extracts10 =NCOA (Lorton )11 =Baltimore Section 812 =Canvass 199713 =Pre-Canvas 199714 =Post-Canvas 199715 =Portability Data17 =Pre-Canvas 200020 =Postal Update21 =MTCS22 =Canvas 200024 =Post Canvas 200025 =2000 Qualitative Study Update26 =Pre-Eval 200228 =HABC 05/200229 =BHA 05/200230 =CHAC 04/200234 =MTCS P 12/200135 =MTCS S 12/200136 =NYCHA 05/200237 =HH Roster 08/200238 =Locate QSL 08/200239 =Locator V5 08/200240 =HH Roster 11/200241 =Locate QSL 11/200242 =Locate V5 11/200244 =QSL-Locator New45 =QSL-Locator Same

13 MTSCORE Match Score (SSS Address Matching) Num 814 MTSDWID Dwellid of Best Matching Record (SSS Address Matching) Char 6



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes15 MTTDWID Dwellid of Trace Address Record (SSS Address Matching) Char 6

16 MTSTAT Match Status Code (SSS Address Matching) Char $MTSTAF 1

. =Missing0=Unique record, new tracer1=Record match far, cutoff <2=Record match near, scores < cutoff, old tracer3=Record match same, scores 0, old tracer5=Record is junk, new tracer

17 F_ADDR_NUM Raw Address Order from Final Survey Num 818 F_ADDR_CEASEYR Address Cease Year (Final Survey) Num 8

19 F_ADDR_NUM2 Address Order from Final Survey (after dropping neverlive addresses) Num 820 F_HOMELESS_FLAG Flag for Homeless Before the Current Addr Record (Final Survey) Num 8

21 F_HOMELESS_WKIDFlag for Kids staying with R during the Homeless Period Before the Current Addr Record (Final Survey) Num 8

22 F_HOMELESS_DURDuration for the Homeless Period Before the Current Addr Record (Final Survey) Num 8

23 F_HOMELESS_DURUNITDuration Unit for the Homeless Period Before the Current Addr Record (Final Survey) Num 8

24 F_HOMELESS_PLACE1Place for the Homeless Period Before the Current Addr Record (Final Survey) Num 8








32 F_HOMELESS_PLACE10Place for the Homeless Period Before the Current Addr Record (Final Survey) Char 100

33 DECEASE_YR Decease Year Char 634 FLAG_NEVERLIVE Flag for never-lived addresses from final AD survey Num 835 FLAG_HOMELESS09 Flag for currently homeless (as of the interview date) Num 836 FLAG_IW flag for interviewed people Num 837 FLAG_LOC flag for people NOT interviewed but located Num 838 SPELL_TRACER Abt tracer identifying similar addresses Char 1939 EFFDATE_YQ Effective Date of Current Record (limited to year and quarter) Char 2540 SRCDATE_YQ Date of Current Record (limited to year and quarter) Char 25




20. mto_fin_ling_token 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_ling_token Description: Final evaluation linguistic analysis file at the token-levelNumber of Obs: 45283Number of Vars: 260File creation date: 20APR17:20:57:39

sheetname=20. mto_fin_ling_tokenPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes




3 LANG_SCARY_MOMENT Selected for scariest moment question instead of happiest mo Num 34 LANG_AINT_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in aint file Num 35 LANG_AINT_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens i Num 36 LANG_AINT_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 87 LANG_MN_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in mn file Num 38 LANG_MN_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 39 LANG_MN_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in mn Num 8

10LANG_THIRDSING_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in thirdsing file Num 3

11LANG_THIRDSING_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tok Num 3

12LANG_THIRDSING_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English token Num 8

13 LANG_COPULA_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in copula file Num 314 LANG_COPULA_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 315 LANG_COPULA_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens i Num 8

16LANG_RDELETE_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in rdelete file Num 3

17LANG_RDELETE_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English token Num 3

18 LANG_RDELETE_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 8

19 LANG_WASLVL_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in waslvl file Num 3

20 LANG_WASLVL_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 321 LANG_WASLVL_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens i Num 822 LANG_CCR_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in ccr file Num 423 LANG_CCR_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 424 LANG_CCR_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in c Num 825 LANG_DH_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in dh file Num 326 LANG_DH_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 327 LANG_DH_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in dh Num 828 LANG_TH_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in th file Num 329 LANG_TH_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 330 LANG_TH_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in th Num 831 LANG_AI_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in ai file Num 4



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes32 LANG_AI_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens in Num 333 LANG_AI_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens in ai Num 834 LANG_ALL_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens among all features Num 435 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens am Num 436 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens amon Num 8

37LANG_RDELETE_READ_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens in rdelete_read file Num 3

38LANG_RDELETE_READ_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English Num 3

39LANG_RDELETE_READ_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English to Num 8

40 LANG_WORD_COUNT_MOMENT Word count for happiest/scariest moment, from DDM data Num 4

41LANG_WORD_COUNT_COMMENTS Word count for comments, from DDM data, ISR open-ende Num 4

42 LANG_WORD_COUNT_ALL Word count for happiest/scariest moment and comments, from Num 443 LANG_GRAMM_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens among all grammatical features Num 444 LANG_GRAMM_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 345 LANG_GRAMM_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens am Num 846 LANG_PHONO_RECORD_COUNT Number of tokens among all phonological features Num 447 LANG_PHONO_VARIANT_COUNT Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens Num 448 LANG_PHONO_VARIANT_RATE Share of African-American Vernacular English tokens am Num 849 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_WORDS Number of African-American Vernacular English tokens pe Num 8

50 LANG_GRAMM_VARIANT_WORDS Number of African-American Vernacular English grammat Num 851 LANG_PHONO_VARIANT_WORDS Number of African-American Vernacular English phonolo Num 852 RA_DATE Randomization Date (BLRANDTE from Household Extract 0501) Num 453 RA_SITE Site (1=Balt., 2=Bos, 3=Chicago, 4=LA, 5=NYC) Num 354 RA_GROUP Randomization Group (1=Exp, 2=Sec8, 3=Control) Num 355 RA_GRP_EXP Family Randomized into Experimental Group Num 356 RA_GRP_S8 Family Randomized into Section 8 Group Num 357 RA_COHORT Later Cohort within the Site (excluding LA 1998) Num 358 F_SVY_SAMPLE2007 Final Survey Sample Status of Individual (AD=Sample adult, YT Char 2

59 F_SVY_CMOVE Core Mover Flag where 1=Core Mover (same as flagcdw in Extract) Num 360 F_SVY_AGE2007_IMP Updated Survey Age (Whole Yrs as of 12/31/2007), Excl. Phant Num 361 F_WT_TOTLING Total Weight for Final Survey Linguistic Experiment (f_wt_totsvy Num 862 X_F_RELEASE1 Release 1 Sample Adult for Final Survey Num 363 X_F_C1_BEHPRB Youth or Grown Child (6-17 at baseline) had gone to special clas Num 364 X_F_C1_EXPEL During the 2 years prior to baseline, Youth or Grown Child then a Num 365 X_F_C1_GIFTED At baseline, Youth or Grown Child then age 6-17 went to a specia Num 366 X_F_C1_LRNPRB Youth or Grown Child (6-17 at baseline) had gone to special clas Num 367 X_F_C1_SCHCLL During the 2 years prior to baseline, someone from youth's schoo Num 868 X_F_C2_HOSP Youth (0-5 at baseline) was in hospital before 1st birthday becaus Num 369 X_F_C2_LOWBW Youth (0-5 at baseline) weighed less than 6 pounds at birth (Base Num 370 X_F_C2_READ At baseline, someone in household usually read a book or story to Num 371 X_F_CH_AGE10 Youth age 10 as of 12/31/07 Num 372 X_F_CH_AGE11 Youth age 11 as of 12/31/07 Num 373 X_F_CH_AGE12 Youth age 12 as of 12/31/07 Num 374 X_F_CH_AGE13 Youth age 13 as of 12/31/07 Num 3



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes75 X_F_CH_AGE14 Youth age 14 as of 12/31/07 Num 376 X_F_CH_AGE15 Youth age 15 as of 12/31/07 Num 377 X_F_CH_AGE16 Youth age 16 as of 12/31/07 Num 378 X_F_CH_AGE17 Youth age 17 as of 12/31/07 Num 379 X_F_CH_AGE18 Youth age 18 as of 12/31/07 Num 380 X_F_CH_AGE19 Youth age 19 as of 12/31/07 Num 381 X_F_CH_AGE20 Youth age 20 as of 12/31/07 Num 382 X_F_CH_AGEUND10 Youth Under Age 10 as of 12/31/07 Num 383 X_F_CH_BL_AGE617 Youth or Grown Child was age 6 to 17 at Baseline Num 384 X_F_CH_MALE Youth, Grown Child, or Other Adult is male Num 385 X_F_CH_SCHPLAY At baseline, Youth or Grown Child (0-17 at BL) had problems tha Num 386 X_F_CH_SPECMED At baseline, Youth or Grown Child (0-17 at BL) had problems tha Num 887 X_F_GO_AGE_21 Grown Child age 21 as of 12/31/07 Num 388 X_F_GO_AGE_22 Grown Child age 22 as of 12/31/07 Num 389 X_F_GO_AGE_23 Grown Child age 23 as of 12/31/07 Num 390 X_F_GO_AGE_24_26 Grown Child age 24 to 26 as of 12/31/07 Num 391 X_F_GO_AGE_27_31 Grown Child or Over 30 age 27 to 31 as of 12/31/07 Num 392 X_F_OA_AGE_32_39 Other Adult age 32 to 39 as of 12/31/07 Num 393 X_F_OA_AGE_40_49 Other Adult age 40 to 49 as of 12/31/07 Num 394 X_F_CH_SCHPLAY_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_CH_SCHPL Num 395 X_F_C1_BEHPRB_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_C1_BEHPRB Num 396 X_F_C1_EXPEL_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_C1_EXPEL Num 397 X_F_C1_GIFTED_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_C1_GIFTED Num 398 X_F_C1_LRNPRB_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_C1_LRNPRB Num 399 X_F_C2_HOSP_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_C2_HOSP Num 3

100 X_F_C2_LOWBW_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_C2_LOWBW Num 3101 X_F_C2_READ_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_C2_READ Num 3102 X_F_OA_INF_EDGED At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and had completed hi Num 3103 X_F_OA_INF_EDGRADHS At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and had received Num 3104 X_F_OA_INF_EDINSCH At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and was in school Num 3105 X_F_OA_INF_NEVMARR At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and had never bee Num 3106 X_F_OA_INF_WORKING At Baseline, Other Adult was at least 18 and was working Num 3107 X_F_OA_INF_EDGRADHS_MISS Flag for missing BL info on GED or high school diplom Num 3108 X_F_OA_INF_EDINSCH_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_OA_I Num 3109 X_F_OA_INF_NEVMARR_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_OA_I Num 3110 X_F_OA_INF_WORKING_MISS Flag for Missing Value (before imputation) of X_F_OA_I Num 3

111 X_F_HH_AFDC At baseline, adult respondent was receiving AFDC/TANF (Baseline, 5 Num 8112 X_F_HH_CAR At baseline, adult respondent had a car (Baseline, 4.18) Num 8113 X_F_HH_DISABL At baseline, a household member had a disability (Baseline, 5.8) Num 8114 X_F_HH_NOTEENS No teen (ages 13-17) children in core household at baseline Num 3115 X_F_HH_SIZE2 Core household size is 2 or smaller Num 3116 X_F_HH_SIZE3 Core household size equals 3 Num 3117 X_F_HH_SIZE4 Core household size equals 4 Num 3

118 X_F_HH_VICTIM During the 6 months preceding baseline survey, a household membe Num 8119 X_F_HOOD_5Y At baseline, adult respondent had been living in his/her neighborh Num 8120 X_F_HOOD_CHAT At baseline, adult respondent stopped to chat with neighbor in s Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes121 X_F_HOOD_NBRKID At baseline, respondent was very likely to tell neighbor if he Num 8122 X_F_HOOD_NOFAMILY At baseline, respondent reported not having any family livin Num 8123 X_F_HOOD_NOFRIEND At baseline, respondent reported not having any friends in t Num 8124 X_F_HOOD_UNSAFENIT At baseline, streets near home were very unsafe at night (B Num 8125 X_F_HOOD_VERYDISSAT At baseline, respondent was very dissatisfied with his/her Num 8126 X_F_HOUS_FNDAPT Baseline respondent reported being very sure he/she would find Num 8127 X_F_HOUS_MOV3TM Adult respondent had moved more than 3 times in 5 years prior Num 8128 X_F_HOUS_MOVDRGS Baseline respondent's primary or secondary reason for wanting Num 8129 X_F_HOUS_MOVSCHL Baseline respondent's primary or secondary reason for moving Num 8130 X_F_HOUS_SEC8BEF At baseline, respondent had already previously applied for a Num 8131 X_F_SITE_BALT Baltimore Site Num 3132 X_F_SITE_BOS Boston Site Num 3133 X_F_SITE_CHI Chicago Site Num 3134 X_F_SITE_LA LA Site Num 3135 X_F_AD_LE_35 Sample Adult age 35 or younger as of 12/31/07 Num 3136 X_F_AD_36_40 Sample Adult age 36 to 40 as of 12/31/07 Num 3137 X_F_AD_41_45 Sample Adult age 41 to 45 as of 12/31/07 Num 3138 X_F_AD_46_50 Sample Adult age 46 to 50 as of 12/31/07 Num 3139 X_F_AD_EDGED At baseline, adult had a GED (Baseline, AD.e). Num 3140 X_F_AD_EDGRADHS At baseline, sample adult reported having completed high schoo Num 3141 X_F_AD_EDINSCH Sample adult was enrolled in school at baseline (Baseline, AD.d Num 8142 X_F_AD_ETHN_HISP Sample Adult is Hispanic, whether his/her race is black, whit Num 8143 X_F_AD_MALE Male Sample Adult Num 3144 X_F_AD_NEVMARR At baseline, sample adult had never been married (Baseline, AD. Num 8145 X_F_AD_PARENTU18 Sample adult was between 10 and 17 years old (inclusive) at b Num 8146 X_F_AD_RACE_BLACK Sample Adult is African American Num 8147 X_F_AD_RACE_OTHER Sample household member is of a racial group other than Afri Num 8148 X_F_AD_WORKING At baseline, sample adult was working for pay (Baseline, AD.f) Num 8149 X_F_AD_EDGRADHS_MISS Flag for missing BL info on GED and h.s. diploma status Num 3150 RA_GRP_CONTROL Control group dummy variable created from ra_group Num 3151 LANG_WORD_COUNT_ALL_GE50 Language sample word count (all sources) >= 50 Num 3152 LANG_WORD_COUNT_ALL_GE60 Language sample word count (all sources) >= 60 Num 3153 LANG_WORD_COUNT_ALL_GE70 Language sample word count (all sources) >= 70 Num 3154 LANG_WORD_COUNT_ALL_GE80 Language sample word count (all sources) >= 80 Num 3

155 LANG_ALL_RECORD_COUNT_GE5 Number of tokens among all features >= 5 Num 3

156LANG_ALL_RECORD_COUNT_GE10 Number of tokens among all features >= 10 Num 3



159 X_F_SITE_BALT_CHI Balt/Chi (vs. Bos/LA/NYC) site Num 3160 X_F_HOUS_MOVDRGS_NOIMP x_f_hous_movdrgs with rounded/no imputed values Num 3161 X_F_HOUS_MOVSCHL_NOIMP x_f_hous_movschl with rounded/no imputed values Num 3

162LANG_ALL_VARIANT_RATE_PNAS_Z_YT Z-score of lang_all_variant_rate, PNAS sample Num 8

163 LANG_VALID_DATA_AD Sample adult has valid language data (1+ tokens) Num 3164 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_RATE_AD Sample AD's share AAVE tokens (lang_all_variant_rate) Num 8



Position Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes165 LANG_AD_SAMPYT_INHH Adult in hhld w/ lang paper sample youth (nonHisp AfrAmer) Num 3166 LANG_ALL_VARIANT Use of African-American English version of feature in languag Num 3167 LANG_AINT_COV_VERB_HASNT Verb type 'hasn't' for use of 'ain't' measure in lang Num 3168 LANG_AINT_COV_VERB_ISNT Verb type 'isn't' for use of 'ain't' measure in langua Num 3169 LANG_RAW_TOKEN_ORDER Token order on original raw file from Stanford team Char 13170 LANG_MN_COV_A_NO_TYPE_NO Multiple negation A/No Type = no Num 3

171LANG_THIRDSING_COV_VERB_DO 'Do' verb type for third-person singular s-absence Num 3

172LANG_THIRDSING_COV_VERB_HAS 'Has' verb type for third-person singular s-absenc Num 3

173LANG_THIRDSING_COV_VERB_DOESNT 'Doesn't' verb type for third-person singular s Num 3

174LANG_THIRDSING_COV_VERB_OTH Other verb type for third-person singular s-absenc Num 3

175LANG_THIRDSING_COV_VERB_SAY 'Say' verb type for third-person singular s-absenc Num 3

176LANG_THIRDSING_COV_PRECENV_CONS 3rdPersSing s-absence PrecedPhonoEnv=Consonant Num 3

177LANG_THIRDSING_COV_PRECENV_SIBIL 3rdPersSing s-absence PrecedPhonoEnv=Sibilant Num 3

178LANG_THIRDSING_COV_PRECENV_IRR 3rdPersSing s-absence PrecedPhonoEnv=Irrelevant Num 3

179LANG_THIRDSING_COV_FOLLENV_CONS 3rdPersSing s-absence FollowPhonoEnv=Consonant Num 3

180LANG_THIRDSING_COV_FOLLENV_PAUSE 3rdPersSing s-absence FollowPhonoEnv=Pause Num 3

181LANG_THIRDSING_COV_FOLLENV_IRR 3rdPersSing s-absence FollowPhonoEnv=Irrelevant Num 3

182LANG_THIRDSING_COV_SUBJTYPE_NP 3rdPersSing s-absence subject type=Noun-phrase Num 3

183LANG_THIRDSING_COV_SUBJTYPE_OTH 3rdPersSing s-absence subject type=Other Num 3

184 LANG_THIRDSING_COV_NONADJ 3rd Person Singular s-absence adjacency=Non-adjacent Num 3185 LANG_CCR_COV_WORD Word for consonant cluster reduction measure in language sam Char 16186 LANG_CCR_COV_MORPH_IRR Irregular past tense morphological structure for conson Num 3187 LANG_CCR_COV_MORPH_MONO Monomorphemic word morphological structure for consona Num 3188 LANG_CCR_COV_1ST_S /s/ first consonant in cluster for consonant cluster reduct Num 3189 LANG_CCR_COV_1ST_OTHSIB Other sibilant first consonant in cluster for consonan Num 3190 LANG_CCR_COV_1ST_OTHFRIC Other fricative first consonant in cluster for conson Num 3191 LANG_CCR_COV_1ST_NASAL Nasal first consonant in cluster for consonant cluster Num 3192 LANG_CCR_COV_1ST_STOP Stop first consonant in cluster for consonant cluster re Num 3193 LANG_CCR_COV_FOLLENV_OTH Other consonant following phonological environment fo Num 3

194LANG_CCR_COV_FOLLENV_GLIDE Glide following phonological environment for conson Num 3

195LANG_CCR_COV_FOLLENV_PAUSE Pause consonant following phonological environment Num 3

196 LANG_CCR_COV_FOLLENV_LIQ Liquid following phonological environment for consona Num 3197 LANG_COPULA_COV_SUBJ_OTH Copula absence subject = other pronoun Num 3198 LANG_COPULA_COV_SUBJ_NP Copula absence subject = noun phrase Num 3199 LANG_COPULA_COV_PERS_ARE Person is 'are' (vs. 'is') for copula absence measure Num 3




200LANG_COPULA_COV_PRECENV_CONS Copula absence preceding phonolog envir=Consonant Num 3

201LANG_COPULA_COV_FOLLENV_CONS Consonant (vs. vowel) following phonological envi Num 3

202LANG_COPULA_COV_GRAMENV_ADJ Adjective following grammatical environment for co Num 3

203LANG_COPULA_COV_GRAMENV_GONNA 'Gonna' following grammatical environment for co Num 3

204LANG_COPULA_COV_GRAMENV_LOC Locative following grammatical environment for cop Num 3

205LANG_COPULA_COV_GRAMENV_V 'V'-ing following grammatical environment for copula Num 3

206LANG_COPULA_COV_GRAMENV_MISC Miscellaneous following grammatical environment f Num 3

207 LANG_RDELETE_WORD Word used for r-deletion measure in language sample Char 16

208LANG_RDELETE_COV_PRECENV_START r-deletion preceding phonological environ=Start Num 3

209LANG_RDELETE_COV_PRECENV_SNLNF r-deletePrecPhonoEnv=Squar+Near+Ltr+North/Force Num 3

210LANG_RDELETE_COV_FOLLENV_CONS r-deletion follow phonological environ=Consonant Num 3

211LANG_RDELETE_COV_FOLLENV_PAUSE r-deletion follow phonological environ=Pause Num 3

212 LANG_WASLVL_SOURCE Coding team for was-leveling token (Stanford or Pitzer) Char 8213 LANG_WASLVL_COV_SUBJ_WE Was-leveling subject type = 1st person plural Num 3214 LANG_WASLVL_COV_SUBJ_YOU Was-leveling subject type = 2nd person Num 3

215 LANG_WASLVL_COV_SUBJ_THEY Was-leveling subject type = 3rd person plural Num 3216 LANG_WASLVL_COV_SUBJ_NP Was-leveling subject type = Noun-phrase Num 3

217LANG_WASLVL_COV_POLAR_AFFIRM Was-leveling polarity = Affirmative Num 3

218 LANG_WASLVL_COV_VERB_MAIN Was-leveling verb status = Main Num 3

219LANG_WASLVL_COV_VERB_UNKNOWN Was-leveling verb status = Unknown Num 3

220 LANG_WASLVL_COV_NONADJ Was-leveling subject = non-adjacent to verb Num 3

221LANG_AI_COV_FOLLENV_OPEN_VOICED Open syllable + Voiced Consonant following env Num 3

222LANG_AI_COV_FOLLENV_OPEN_NOVOICE Open syllable + Voicless Consonant following Num 3

223 LANG_AI_COV_FOLLENV_VOWEL Vowel following environment for ai monophthongizatio Num 3224 LANG_ALL_RECORD_TYPE Language feature for the token Char 9225 LANG_ALL_RECORD_GRAMM Token is a grammatical language feature Num 3226 LANG_ALL_RECORD_PHONO Token is a phonological language feature Num 3227 LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_CCR Token feature type is consonant cluster reduction Num 3228 LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_AINT Token feature type is 'ain't' Num 3229 LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_MN Token feature type is multiple negation Num 3

230LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_THIRDSING Token feature type is 3rd-person singular s-abs Num 3




231LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_WASLVL Token feature type is was-leveling Num 3

232 LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_DH Token feature type is DH-stopping Num 3233 LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_TH Token feature type is TH-stopping Num 3

234LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_COPULA Token feature type is copula absence Num 3

235LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_RDELETE Token feature type is r-deletion Num 3

236 LANG_ALL_COV_FEATURE_AI Token feature type is ai monophthongization Num 3237 LANG_CCR_COV_MORPH_REG Consonant Cluster Reduction morphological structure=Regular Num 3238 LANG_CCR_COV_1ST_L Consonant Cluster Reduction 1st consonant = /L/ Num 3

239LANG_CCR_COV_FOLLENV_VOWEL

Consonant Cluster Reduction following phonological environment = Vowel Num 3

240 LANG_AINT_COV_VERB_DIDNT Ain't verb type = didn't Num 3

241LANG_THIRDSING_COV_PRECENV_VOWEL 3rdPersSing s-absence PrecedPhonoEnv=Vowel Num 3

242LANG_THIRDSING_COV_FOLLENV_VOWEL 3rdPersSing s-absence FollowPhonoEnv=Vowel Num 3

243LANG_THIRDSING_COV_SUBJTYPE_PERS 3rdPersSing s-absence subj type=Pers pronoun Num 3

244 LANG_THIRDSING_COV_ADJ 3rd Person Singular s-absence adjacency=Adjacent Num 3

245LANG_WASLVL_COV_SUBJ_THERE Was-leveling subject type = Existential there Num 3

246LANG_WASLVL_COV_POLAR_NEG Was-leveling polarity = Negative Num 3

247 LANG_WASLVL_COV_VERB_AUX Was-leveling verb status = Auxiliary Num 3248 LANG_WASLVL_COV_ADJ Was-leveling subject = adjacent to verb Num 3

249 LANG_COPULA_COV_SUBJ_PERS Copula absence subject = personal pronoun Num 3250 LANG_COPULA_COV_PERS_IS Copula absence person = is Num 3

251LANG_COPULA_COV_PRECENV_VOWL Copula absence preceding phonolog envir=Vowel Num 3

252LANG_COPULA_COV_FOLLENV_VOWL Copula absence following phonological environment = Vowel Num 3

253LANG_COPULA_COV_GRAMENV_NPWH

Copula Absence following grammatical enviroment = Noun Phrase/Wh Sentence Num 3

254LANG_RDELETE_COV_PRECENV_FN r-deletion preced phonological environ=Fur+Nurse Num 3

255LANG_RDELETE_COV_FOLLENV_VOW r-deletion follow phonological environ=Vowel Num 3

256 LANG_MN_COV_A_NO_TYPE_YES Multiple negation A/No Type = yes Num 3257 LANG_AI_COV_FOLLENV_CONS ai monophthongization following environment=consonant Num 3258 LANG_ALL_VARIANT_PNAS_Z_YT Z-score of lang_all_variant, PNAS sample Num 8

259F_SVY_BL_MOV_DRUG_SCHL_NOMISS Primary reason for wanting to move was to get aw Num 3

260 FLAG_PAPER_PNAS PNAS Language Paper Flag (non-Hispanic African-American youth Num 3




21. mto_fin_sch_hx 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_sch_hx Description: Final evaluation school history with one record per person, grade, school, and year. combines data from interim and final.Number of Obs: 72189Number of Vars: 50File creation date: 20APR17:20:57:39

sheetname=21. mto_fin_sch_hxPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes

1 PPID Person Identifier Char $ 10 FAMID + ROSTERID



3 GRADE grade Num 84 SCH_ID NCES school ID (use old ID if ID changes over time) Char $ 125 YEAR calendar year calculatd from f_sh_hi_year_alt Num 8 XXXX =4 digit year6 ENTRY_SRC1 first source for this entry Char 157 ENTRY_SRC2 2nd source for this entry Char 158 ENTRY_SRC3 3rd source for this entry Char 15

9 IGNORE_GRDENTRY

Ignore grade entry if grade is missing, or interim entries with grade >= highest grade reported by the parent at interim, or final entries with grade < highest grade reported by the parent at interim Num 8

10 FLAG_REPEAT_DUPManually inserted duplicate record for repeated grade (at same school) Num 8

11 FLAG_REPEAT_SAMEflag on the grade which has 2 entries from the same school (actually repeating grade within the same school) Num 8

12 FLAG_GRDGAP

flag for inserted rows for grade gaps. 1=gaps within school history, 2=gaps at the ends to get history from BL grade to highest grade calculated Num 8

13 BL_STR_GRADEBaseline grade as reported by head of household (imputed based on baseline age where missing) Num 8

14 BL_SCH_YEARBaseline academic year calculated based on Baseline survey date (imputed based on baseline age where missing Num 8

15 F_RPT_ALL List of grades repeated as reported by youth at Final Char $ 1216 SCH_ORDER order of the school from survey. 1=most recent school Num 817 REPEAT_FLAG flag on ever repeating a grade Num 8

18 MULTSCH_ORDERlist the order of schools attended if the kid attended more than 1 school for the same grade or repeated a grade Num 8

19 MULTYR_ORDER order of years repeating a grade (capping at 2 years for each school) Num 8

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20 SCH_YR_ALGORITHM sch_yr_algorithm Num SCHYRALG 8

._-.Z=Missing1 =In Grade School at final. Use Interview Date2 =Highest grade 1-12. No College. YED3i inrange. UseYED3i3 =Highest grade 12. No College. YED3j inrange. Use YED3j5 = Highest interim grad <= 12 or Yth GRDNOW 0-12. Use iyt_grdnow or i_sh_high_grade and max year6 =Grade reported at BL 0 to 6 (BL_C1LSTGRD -1). Use BL_C1LSTGRD and max year8 =Adjust YED3j for # of years of schooling_PLACEHOLDER9 =No grade repetition and high grade avail. Use age, high grade, and max year10 =Grade repetition and high grade avail. Use age, high grade, repeats, and max year

21 F_SH_HI_YEAR_ALT f_sh_hi_year_alt – the most recent academic year attended Num 822 FLAG_SCH_IMP flag for imputed schools for skipped grades Num 8

23 SUM_CNTnumber of schools enrolled in each year (dropping records with missing school IDs) Num 8

24 SCHWGTweight used for creating duration-weighted school characteristic outcomes (inverse of sum_cnt) Num 8

25 FLAG_SCH_INTERIM flag indicating record from interim survey Num 826 FLAG_SCH_FINAL flag indicating record from final survey Num 827 SCHNAM School Name Char $ 5028 S_BLACK share of school's students who are black Source CCD/PSS. Num 829 FLAG_CHARTER flag for Charter School. Source CCD. Num 830 S_FREELUNCH share of school's students free lunch. Source CCD. Num 8

31 S_FRRDLUNCH share of school's students free or reduced-price lunch. Source CCD. Num 832 S_HISP share of school's students who are hispanic. Source CCD/PSS. Num 833 FLAG_MAGNET Flag for Magnet School. Source CCD. Num 834 S_MINOR share of school's students who are minorities. Source CCD/PSS. Num 835 FLAG_PRIVATE Flag for Private School. Source PSS. Num 836 RATIO_PUPTCH Pupil-Teacher Ratio. Source CCD/PSS. Num 837 NUM_STUDENTS School Size (Number of Students). Source CCD/PSS. Num 838 FLAG_TITLE1 Flag for Public Title 1 School (not school wide) Num 839 FLAG_TITLE1_ALL Flag for Public Title 1 School (school wide) Num 840 S_WHITE share of school's students who are white. Source CCD/PSS. Num 8

41 FLAG_CCDPSS1=match to CCD-PSS file by school ID and year. 2=match to CCD-PSS file by school ID and using the closest year of data available Num 8

42 CS_YEARcs_year – year of CCD/PSS data used when picking closest year of available data Num 8

43 FLAG_NLSLSASD

1=match to NLSLSASD file by school ID and year. 2=match to NLSLSASD file by school ID and using the closest year of data available Num 8

44 RNK_YEAR year from NLS data = ending year of academic year Num 8

45 RANKSchool Percentile Rank on State Exam (avg of rank on reading and math for specific grade). Source NLSASD Num 8

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46 RANK_AB50Flag on School Rank above 50th Percentile on State Exam based on RANK var. Source NLSASD. Num 8

47 RANK_AB75Flag on School Rank above 75th Percentile on State Exam based on RANK var. Source NLSASD. Num 8

48 FLAG_SH_MULTNAMEFlag on schools with more than 1 names across different years in the MTO data Num 8

49 SCH_ID_ORG original NCES school ID from the survey Char 12

50 F_WT_TOTSVYTotal Weight for Final Survey Self-Report Data (f_wt_Raratio98 * f_wt_sampsvy * f_wt_phase2) Num 8

22. mto_fin_roster 2/12/2019


Data Dictionary for mto_fin_roster Description: Final evaluation roster of household members (who was in or had left household at final) and some reports by adult on hhld members not captured elsewhere.Number of Obs: 22609Number of Vars: 123File creation date: 20APR17:20:57:42

sheetname=22. mto_fin_rosterPosition Variable Name Variable Label Type Format Len Category/Notes



2 F_SVY_TOT_CURR # Household Members as of Adult's Final Survey Interview Num 8

3 F_SVY_TOT_CURRADULTS# Household Members who were Adults (>=18) as of Adult's Final Survey Interview Num 8

4 F_SVY_TOT_CURRKIDS# Household Members who were Children (<18) as of Adult's Final Survey Interview Num 8

5 F_SVY_HH_SPOUSE_PARTNERHousehold head has a spouse or partner currently living in the household Num 8

6 F_WT_TOTSVY_ADSample Adult's Total Weight for Final Survey (f_wt_Raratio98_ad * f_wt_sampsvy_ad * f_wt_phase2_ad) Num 8

7 F_SVY_RELEASE_ADSample Adult's Release (1, 2, or 3) for Final Survey (0 if not in sample frame) Num RELEASE 8


8 F_SVY_TOT_ALLKIDS# of Sample Adult's Children (regardless of age) in household as of Adult's Final Survey Interview Num 8

9 PPID Person Identifier Char $ 10 FAMID + ROSTERID10 RA_DATE Randomization Date (BLRANDTE from Household Extract 0501) Num 8





13 RA_GRP_EXP Family Randomized into Experimental Group Num 814 RA_GRP_S8 Family Randomized into Section 8 Group Num 815 I_SVY_FINAL_DESC Description of Interim Survey Final Disposition Char $ 5016 I_SVY_SAMPLE Interim Survey Sample Status of Individual Char 2

17 F_SVY_PERS_CORE Core Family Information (1=head,2=member) from Person 2007 file Char $PERSON 11 =Head of household2 =Household member

18 F_SVY_PERS_BASELINEBaseline Family Information (1=head,2=member) from Person 2007 file Char $PERSON 1

1 =Head of household2 =Household member

19 F_SVY_PERS_CANVAS97Canvas 1997 Family Information (1=head,2=member) from Person 2007 file Char $PERSON 1


20 F_SVY_PERS_CANVAS00Canvas 2000 Family Information (1=head,2=member) from Person 2007 file Char $PERSON 1





21 F_SVY_PERS_HOME2005Mailing 2005 Family Information (1=head,2=member) from Person 2007 file Char $PERSON 21

22 F_SVY_PERS_HOME2006Mailing 2006 Family Information (1=head,2=member) from Person 2007 file Char $PERSON 21

23 F_SVY_PERS_IE2002Interim Evaluation 2002 Family Information (1=head,2=spouse,...,7=new,etc.) from Person 2007 file Char $ 35

24 F_SVY_ETHNIC Ethnicity (1=Hispanic, 2=Not Hispanic) from Revised Demog File Num ETHNIC 8


25 F_SVY_RACERace (1=AfrAm/2=Wht/3=AmInd/4=AsPacIsl/5=Oth) from Revised Demog File Num RACE 8


26 F_SVY_SAMPLE2007Final Survey Sample Status of Individual (AD=Sample adult, YT=Sample youth, etc.) Char $FSAMPLE 57

AD =Survey-selected adult at finalDF =Dropped Family at finalES =Not selected Section 8 adult at finalEY =Not selected youth ages 10 to 20 at finalGC =Grown Child (<18 at Baseline, 21-30 as of Dec. 2007) at finalNC-BL =Non-core Baseline HH memberNC-C00 =Non-core Canvass 2000 HH memberNC-C97 =Non-core Canvass 1997 HH memberNC-FNL =Non-core Final evaluation HH memberNC-INT =Non-core Interim evaluation HH memberNC-UNK =Non-core Unknown when added HH memberO30 =Over-30 (<18 at Baseline, >30 as of Dec. 2007)OA =Other household adult (core member)PH =PhantomU10 =Core youth under age 10 as of December 2007YT =Survey-selected youth

27 F_SVY_CMOVE Core Mover Flag where 1=Core Mover (same as flagcdw in Extract) Num 828 F_WT_RARATIO Randomization Ratio Weight (excluding 1998 cases) Num 829 F_WT_RARATIO98 Randomization Ratio Weight Including LA 1998 Num 830 F_Z_BL_DATE_IMP Date of Baseline Survey (BLCMPDTE or Imputed Value) Num 831 F_Z_DROPFAM_FLAG Flag Identifying 4 FAMIDs dropped Due to Duplicate PPIDs Num 8

32 F_Z_DUPPAIRPair # (1-10) Id's Duplicate PPIDs or Individuals Listed as Core Members of 2 Families Num 8

33 F_Z_RARDUM_XRA Ratio Periods 1-11 (collapsed version of RARDUM1-11, note multiple sites in #1) Num 8

34 F_SVY_SITERARSite and RARDUM Variables Combined, e.g. 5_10 = Site=5 RARDUM10=1 Char $ 4

35 F_SVY_CORE_IMP Core Member Flag - imputed if necessary (Incl. Final Survey Updates) Num 836 F_Z_DROPDUP_FLAG Flag Indicating Duplicate PPID Set to Non-Core Num 8

37 F_Z_REALID_FNLReal ID for Phantom Cases Identified for Final Survey Preload/During Final Survey Char $ 10

38 F_Z_DROPSAMPYT_FLAGFlag for Sample Youth Later Determined to be Ineligible (Phantom or Not 10-20) Num 8

39 F_SVY_AGE2007_IMP Updated Survey Age (Whole Yrs as of 12/31/2007), Excl. Phantoms Num 8




40 F_SVY_AGE_BL_IMPImputed Age at Baseline in Whole Years (based on F_SVY_DOB_IMP) Num 8

41 F_SVY_AGE_ERR_FLAGFlag for cases where Blaise error caused youth to skip over questions for youth ages 13+ or ages 15+ only Num 8

42 F_SVY_GENDER Gender (M/F/.) from Revised Demog File (Incl Final Survey Updates) Char 1

43 F_SVY_HPY_SELFinal Survey Flag for Randomly Selected Youth Ages 10 to 17 Reported on by Sample Adult in HPY module Num 8

44 F_SVY_HPY_DECEASEDFinal Survey Flag for Deceased Youth who would have been HPY-eligible if still living (Ages 10 to 17 as of December 2007) Num 8

45 F_SVY_HH_MEMBERCurrently in the Household at Final Survey (as reported by the Sample Adult) Num 8

46 F_SVY_SPOUSE_PARTNER Flag for Current Spouse/Partner of Sample Adult Num 8

47 F_SVY_FINAL_DISPFinal Survey Final Disposition (see f_svy_final_desc for details on codes) Char $FDISP 5

IW-P2 =Interview, In-Person Pretest 2 InstrumentIW-PF =Interview, In-Person Full InstrumentIW-PS =Interview, In-Person Short-Form InstrumentIW-TF =Interview, Telephone Full InstrumentIW-TS =Interview, Telephone Short-Form InstrumentNI-DC =Non-IW, Deceased (Confirmed)NI-DN =Non-IW, Deceased (Not Confirmed)NI-IC =Non-IW, IncarceratedNI-LB =Non-IW, Language BarrierNI-NA =Non-IW, Never AnsweredNI-O =Non-IW, Other ReasonNI-PC =Non-IW, Permanent ConditionNI-RI =Non-IW, Final Refusal from InformantNI-RR =Non-IW, Final Refusal from RespondentNI-TR =Non-IW, Tracking ExhaustedNS-NE =Non-Sample, Not Eligible for Sample FrameNS-P2 =Non-Sample, Not Selected for Phase 2NS-S8 =Non-Sample, Non-Selected Section 8 AdultNS-YT =Non-Sample, Non-Selected Youth Age 10-20

48 F_SVY_FINAL_DESC f_svy_final_disp - Final Survey Final Disposition Description Char $ 6049 F_SVY_TOT_CORE # Core Family Members Num 850 F_SVY_TOT_BLUNDER5 # Core Family Members Under Age 5 at Baseline Num 851 F_SVY_TOT_BL5TO12 # Core Family Members Ages 5 to 12 at Baseline Num 852 F_SVY_TOT_BLTEENS # Core Family Members who were Teens (13-17) at Baseline Num 853 F_SVY_TOT_BLKIDS # Core Family Members who were Children (<18) at Baseline Num 854 F_SVY_TOT_BLADULTS # Core Family Members who were Adults (>=18) at Baseline Num 8

55 F_SVY_TOT_YT_ELIG# Core Family Members 10-20 (as of 12/31/07) Eligible for Final Sample Num 8

56 F_SVY_TOT_YT_SELTotal Youth in Family Selected for Interview from Among Eligibles for Final Sample Num 8

57 F_SVY_TOT_HPY_ELIG# Living Core Family Members 10-17 (as of 12/31/07) Eligible for HPY Selection Num 8

58 F_SVY_TOT_LING_ELIG# Core Family Members 13-20 (as of 12/31/07) Eligible for Linguistic Experiment Selection Num 8

59 F_SVY_TOT_BLYNGEST Age at Baseline of Youngest Core Family Member Num 8

60 F_WT_TOTCORE98Total Weight for Admin Data of Core Members Inc LA98 (f_wt_Raratio98 * Core Membership) Num 8

61 F_SVY_HPY_PROB_FAMSample adult completed interview & has HPY-eligible youth but HPY module not completed Num 8

62 F_SVY_AGE_IW_ADAge as of Adult's Final Survey Interview Date (based on F_SVY_DOB_IMP) Num 8




63 HPY1

Child Overall Happiness: [Preamble...] Considering your child's life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are about [his/her] life, on the whole... very happy, pretty happy, or not too happy? Num AD_T19F 8

.D =Don't know


64 HPY16

Y Problems in School: During the past two years, has anyone from [HPY child's name]'s school asked someone to come in and talk about problems [he/she] was having with school work or behavior? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


65 HPY17

Y Gifted/Advanced Work: During the past 2 years, has [HPY child's name] gone to a special class for gifted students or done advanced work in any subjects? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


66 HPY18A

Y Class for Learning Probs: During the past 2 years, has [HPY child's name] gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for learning problems? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


67 HPY18B

Y Class for Beh/Emot Probs: During the past 2 years, has [HPY child's name] gone to a special class or school or gotten special help in school for behavioral or emotional problems? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


68 HPY19

Y Amount Special Services: How often has [HPY child's name] received any special services for [these problems] -- almost every day, once a week, once a month, a few times a year, or only once or twice in the past two years? Num AD_T146F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Almost every day (includes 3-5 days a week)2 =Once a week (includes 1-2 days a week)3 =Once a month (includes 1-3 times a month)4 =A few times a year (inlcudes 3-4 times a year)5 =Once or twice in the past 2 years

69 HPY20

Parent School Satisfaction:[Preamble...] How satisfied are you with the education that [HPY child's name] has received up to now? Would you say very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, or not at all satisfied? Num AD_T147F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Very satisfied2 =Somewhat satisfied3 =Not at all satisfied

70 HPY21A

Y Gone to School Mtg: In the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you gone to a general meeting or school event at [HPY child's name]'s school, like a back-to-school night, parent/teacher organization meeting or sports event? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


71 HPY21B

Y Volunteer or Work in School: In the past 12 months, have you or another adult who lives with you been a volunteer or worked at [HPY child's name]'s school, been on a school committee or club outside of school? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





72 HPY22

Y's Last Doctor Contact: About how long has it been since [child] last saw/talked to a doctor/other health care professional about [his/her] health: <=6 months, >6 months but not more than 1 year, >1 year but <3 years ago, >3 years ago, or never? Num AD_T148F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =6 months or less2 =More than 6 months, but not more than 1 year ago3 =More than 1 year, but not more than 3 years ago4 =More than 3 years5 =Never

73 HPY22A

Y Obedient: [Preamble...] I will read a series of statements, and for each, please tell me if the statement is not true, somewhat true, or very true of [him/her]: [He/She] is generally obedient, usually does what adults request. Num AD_T149F 8


74 HPY22B Y Worries: [He/She] has many worries, often seems worried. Num AD_T149F 8

.D =Don't know


75 HPY22C Y Unhappy: [He/She] is often unhappy, depressed, or tearful. Num AD_T149F 8


76 HPY22DY Gets Along: [He/She] gets along better with adults than with others [his/her] own age. Num AD_T149F 8


77 HPY22EY Good Attention Span: [He/She] sees tasks through to the end, has a good attention span. Num AD_T149F 8


78 HPY23

Y Difficulties: Do you think [child] has difficulties in one or more of the following areas: emotions, concentration, behavior, or being able to get along with other people? Would you say [he/she] has severe, definite, minor, or no difficulities? Num AD_T150F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Yes, severe difficulties2 =Yes, definite difficulties3 =Yes, minor difficulties5 =No

79 HHO_TYPE Type of HHO respondent (1=Core non-select,2=NC still in HH,3=New) Num HHOTYPE 8

1 =Core household member not selected for interview2 =Non-core household member still living in household3 =New household member

80 HHO_SPOUSE_PARTNER HHO Household Member is the sample adult's spouse or partner Num HHOSPSPRT 80 =Not spouse/partner of sample adult1 =Spouse/partner of sample adult

81 HHO2 Currently in school: Is he/she in school now? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





82 HHO3HS Diploma or GED: Has [he/she] graduated from high school, or does [he/she] have a GED (GED, High School, or Neither)? Num AD_T141F 8

.D =Don't know


83 HHO4Ever attended college: Has [he/she] ever attended college, or does [he/she] attend college now? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


84 HHO5Currently employed (full- or part-time): Is [he/she] now working full-time or part-time? Num AD_T68F 8

.D =Don't know


85 HHO6Marital Status: What is [his/her] marital status (Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed)? Num AD_T142F 8

.D =Don't know


86 HHO7Number of biological children: How many biological children does [he/she] have (0,1,2,3+)? Num AD_T143F 8

.D =Don't know


87 HHO8 Year first child born: In what year was [his/her] first child born? Num 8

88 HHO9A

Limiting physical health problem: Does [he/she] have a physical health problem that keeps [him/her] from doing normal activities like walking, getting dressed, housework, or working? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


89 HHO9B

Chronic physical health problem: Does [he/she] have any chronic physical health problem like cancer, a heart problem or any other serious health problem? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


90 HHO9CAlcohol/drug problem: (Does [he/she] have...) An alcohol or drug problem? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


91 HHO9DMental health problem: (Does [he/she] have...) Depression or other serious chronic mental health problem? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know





92 HHO10A Ever in jail/prison: Has [he/she] (ever) spent any time in jail or prison? Num AD_T5F 8

.D =Don't know


93 HHO10B

Total time spent in jail/prison: Do you know approximately how long [he/she] spent in jail or prison -- less than 3 months, 4 to 6 months, 7 months to one year, more than one year but less than two years, or two years or more? Num AD_T144F 8

.D =Don't know


94 HHO10CHow recently in jail/prison: When was the last time [he/she] was in jail or prison (now, past year, 2-5 years ago, >5 years ago)? Num AD_T145F 8

.D =Don't know


95 HHO_PERSONNUMHHO Loop Number and PERSONNUM Value (separated by an underscore) Char $ 5

96 YEAR Birth Year: What is [First Name]'s birthdate? Num 8 XXXX =4 digit year

97 ROSTERPERSNUMRoster Person Number: Index Number of Each Person in PersonInfo Array Num 8

98 ROSTERPERSAGE Roster Person Age: Roster Person Age as of 12/31/2007 Num 899 HRS3AGE Calculated Var to Store R's Age Num 8

100 HRS3_GENDER Gender Num 8

101 HRS3Living w/ R: The [first/next] person we had listed as living in your household is [First Name]. Is [First Name] living with you now? Num 8

102 HRS3AYouth Not Living w/ R: Has there ever been anytime lasting a month or more when [First Name] did not live with you? Num 8

103 HRS3B1st Time Lived Away - Year: When was the first time [First Name] lived somewhere else -- in what year did [he/she] begin to live away? Num 8

104 HRS3D

Child Not Live with R: Was there a time after the age of [age at random assignment] that [First Name] did not live with you for a month or more? Num 8

105 HRS3F2nd Time Lived Away - Year: About what year did [he/she] begin to live away this second time? Num 8

106 HRS3G Youth Time Apart: How long did [he/she] live apart from you? Num 8

107 HRS3H

Freq Times Lived Away: How many times since [year of random assignment], when [First Name] was [age at random assignment] has [he/she] lived somewhere else for a month or more -- Once, 2 or 3 times, 4 to 10 times, or more than 10 times? Num 8

108 HRS4BYear Died: I am sorry for your loss. Can you tell me when [he/she] passed away? [ENTER year] Num 8

109 HRS5BYear Moved: When did [he/she] move? [If R asks, this is the most recent move] [ENTER year] Num 8

110 HRS6 Where Adult is Currently Living: Where is [he/she] living now? Num 8

111 HRS6B Where Youth is Currently Living: Where is [First Name] living now? Num 8

112 HRS7Live Away: Was there ever a time before [his/her] last move when [he/she] did not live with you for a month or more? Num 8




113 HRS7E

Youth Time Apart: How long did [he/she] live apart from you? [If R asks, we want to know about the most recent time the child lived apart from R] Num 8

114 HRS7F

Freq Times Lived Away: How many times since [year of random assignment], when [First Name] was [age at random assignment] has [he/she] lived somewhere else for a month or more -- Once, 2 or 3 times, 4 to 10 times, or more than 10 times? Num 8

115 HRS3I_1

Where Youth Lived Away, Response 1: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply. If R stayed with someone who fits in two categories, check both categories.] Num AD_T14F 8

.D =Don't know

.R =Refusal1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college9 =In jail10 =In the military11 =In the hospital12 =Runaway13 =With step-parent14 =With other relative15 =In Job Corps18 =Shelter19 =Other

116 HRS3I_2


1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner9 =In jail10 =In the military14 =With other relative15 =In Job Corps19 =Other

117 HRS3I_3


1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner9 =In jail14 =With other relative

118 HRS3I_4

Where Youth Lived Away, Response 4: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply. If R stayed with someone who fits in two categories, check both categories.] Num AD_T14F 8 14 =With other relative




119 HRS7G_1Where Youth Lived Away, Response 1: Where was [he/she] living when [he/she] lived somewhere else? [ENTER all that apply.] Num AD_T14F 8

.D =Don't know1 =Maternal grandparents2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother5 =Paternal relatives6 =Foster home7 =Alone / with friends / with partner8 =In school / college9 =In jail11 =In the hospital14 =With other relative15 =In Job Corps18 =Shelter19 =Other


2 =Other maternal relatives3 =Child's own father4 =Child's own mother7 =Alone / with friends / with partner9 =In jail11 =In the hospital12 =Runaway14 =With other relative17 =Homeless19 =Other


7 =Alone / with friends / with partner19 =Other

122 HRS6_FAM Relative with whom Adult is Currently Living NumAD_HRS6FAM 8

1 =Mother2 =Father3 =Grandmother4 =Grandfather5 =Sister6 =Brother7 =Cousin8 =Aunt/Uncle9 =In-Laws10 =Unknown11 =Both Parents12 =Spouse13 =Godparent14 =Both Grandparents

123 F_SVY_YOB_IMP year of birth Num 8




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1 MTO_PII_PERS

NOTE: This file, 1, is not accessible to users. This file was processed into three files with different restriction levels. NOTE: There never existed a file 2.

Baseline Survey, Core Move, and Canvass 1997 and 20003 MTO_BASCNV_PERS Baseline person-level info plus info from core move and canvasses 81 19929 V9 20APR174 MTO_BASCNV_HHLD Baseline household-level info plus info from core move and canvasses 299 4608 V9 20APR17Interim Evaluation (4-7 Years Post Randomization. Excludes Los Angeles families randomized in 1998)

5 MTO_INT_ANLY_CHILDYTHInterim person-level child and youth analysis file (revised) with recoded survey outcomes, covariates, weights, school chars, and tract ids 412 6683 V9 26JUN17

6 MTO_INT_ANLY_ADULTInterim-person level adult analysis file (revised) containing recoded survey outcomes, covariates, weights, school chars, and tract ids 301 4248 V9 26JUN17

7 MTO_INT_RAWSVY_ADULT Interim adult/household raw survey data 595 3526 V9 20APR178 MTO_INT_RAWSVY_YOUTH Interim youth raw survey data 361 2829 V9 20APR179 MTO_INT_RAWSVY_CHILD Interim child raw survey data 73 1783 V9 20APR1710 MTO_INT_RAWSVY_POCY Interim parent-on-child raw survey data 101 5581 V9 20APR17

11 MTO_INT_SCH_HXInterim wide file summarizing school history (up to 7 schools per child) and detailing name, NCESID, and grades attended 54 5576 V9 20APR17

12 MTO_INT_ROSTER Interim roster file (info on who was in the household at interim) 49 20613 V9 20APR17

13 MTO_INT_ADDRHXInterim residential address history (for replication purposes). Limited to census tracts and only through interim period. 22 48737 V9 20APR17

Final Evaluation ( - Years Post Randomization)

14 MTO_FIN_ANALYSIS

Final evaluation person-level analysis file (revised) containing recoded survey data, covariates, weights, physical measurements, select dried blood spot results, and test scores 1055 15892 V9 26JUN17

15 MTO_FIN_RAWSVY_ADULT Final evaluation adult raw survey data 1514 3273 V9 20APR1716 MTO_FIN_RAWSVY_YOUTH Final evaluation youth raw survey data 1134 5101 V9 20APR17

17 MTO_FIN_ADDRHXFinal evaluation residential address history. Limited to census tracts. Core members. Residences through final evaluation. 90 70082 V9 20APR17

18 MTO_FIN_RAW_DWELLINGFinal evaluation list of all MTO residential dwellings and visited addresses. Limited to census tracts. 69 85671 V9 20APR17

19 MTO_FIN_RAW_DWELLMAP Final evaluation mapping between MTO members and the dwelling list. 40 456950 V9 20APR1720 MTO_FIN_LING_TOKEN Final evaluation linguistic analysis file at the token-level 260 45283 V9 20APR17

21 MTO_FIN_SCH_HXFinal evaluation school history with one record per person, grade, school, and year. combines data from interim and final. 50 72189 V9 20APR17

22 MTO_FIN_ROSTER

Final evaluation roster of household members (who was in or had left household at final) and some reports by adult on hhld members not captured elsewhere. 123 22609 V9 20APR17

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