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2004 NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY
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| Description: | Collapsed version of occupational prestige variable (V043262q) |
| Posted: | 2005-Jun-29 |
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Users have requested that we add a collapsed version of the occupational prestige variable (V043262d) to the public dataset. Since a collapsed version of the variable is not a concern in terms of respondent confidentiality, we plan to add such a variable to the next version of the public release file.
In the meantime, we are providing a file containing the new variable (V043262q), along with variable V040001 for purposes of merging with the main file. The file is a ZIP file; within the ZIP file is an Excel file containing the data. The ZIP file can be downloaded by clicking on the following link: The codes have been collapsed into six groups of approximately equal size, as shown in this frequency: Code 1 N=183 Code 2 N=179 Code 3 N=186 Code 4 N=190 Code 5 N=182 Code 6 N=177 The codebook entry for the variable will be: ======================================================================== V043262q Y6x14. STACKED: Collapsed past/current occup prestige score ======================================================================== IF RETIRED OR ELSE UNEMPL/NONWORKING DISABLED WHO HAS EVER WORKED FOR PAY / IF R IS NOT RETIRED AND IS WORKING NOW/TLO : QUESTION: --------- What kind of work did you do on your last regular job? (What was your occupation)? What were your most important activities or duties? / What is your main occupation? What kind of work do you do? What are your most important activities or duties? VALID CODES: ------------ 1. Lowest prestige scores . . 6. Highest prestige scores MISSING CODES: -------------- 8 Military 9 DK; NA; Don't know; Not ascertained INAP. 9 in Y6c; 4 or 6 in Y6c and 5,8,9 in Y9; 7,8 in Y6c and 5,8,9 in Y7a NOTES: ------ Collapsed from Y6x4; coding approximates as closely as possible equal size groupings of respondents by ranked scores, i.e., code 1 corresponds (approximately) to the bottom 16.67% of scored cases and code 6 corresponds (approximately) to the top 16.67% of scored cases. TYPE: ----- Numeric Dec 0 |