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ICPSRInter-university Consortium for
Political and Social Research
Americans’ Use of Time, 1965-1966, and TimeUse in Economic and Social Accounts,
1975-1976: Merged Data
Philip E. Converse and F. Thomas Juster
ICPSR 7796
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August 1999
AMERICANS' USE OF TIRE, 1965-1966,
AND TIME USE IN ECONOMIC
AND SOCIAL ACCOUNTS, 1975-1976:
MERGED DATA
(ICESR 7796)
Principal Investigators
Philip E. Converse
F. Thomas Juster, et al.
Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research
P.O. Box 1248
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106
First ICPSR Edition, 1980
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The data (and tabulations) utilized in this (publication) were made available (in part) by the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research. The data for the Americans' Use of Time, 1965- 1966 and Time Use in Economic and Social Accounts, 1975-1976: Merged Data were originally collected by Philip E. Converse, F. Thomas Juster, et al. Neither the original collectors of the data nor the Consortium bear any responsibility for the analyses or interpretations presented here.
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STUDY DESCRIPTION
Data for 2,053 individuals between 19 and 65 years of age living in cities with a population between 30,000 and 280,000, and in households which had at least one adult employed in a non-farming occupation. The 112 variables are of two general types. One group concerns socio-demographic background characteristics while the second set deals with time use for a 24-hour period. The 1965-1966 time use data were obtained from a diary of activities kept by the respondent over a 24-hour period and the 1975-1976 data were collected in a face-to-face interview. In both cases the socio- demographic data were gathered from interviews. The file contains common variables for respondents from two separate surveys: 1,241 residents from Americans' Use of Time, 1965-1966 (ICPSR 7254), and 812 respondents from Time Use in Economic and Social Accounts, 1975-1976 (ICPSR 7580). Due to changes in coding and editing procedures from 1965 to 1975 some detail in time use activity codes was lost and activity codes could not be made exactly comparable in all cases.
STUDY DESCRIPTION
THE 1965-1975 TLn? !JSF FICF IS CONSTRUCTED FR')P: TIiF
UNITED STATFS SAIIPLE OF TYF 1965 FlULTI-NATTONAL TT'lc JJ';F STf'DY AND THE 1975-76 STUDY OF AMERTCANS' USE OF TI?lE BY THE SCONOYIC BEHAVIOP PROGRAR AT THE INSTITUTE FOP SOCIAT. RPSEARCR, TH9 FII.1 TS AN OSIPLS TYPE 1 RECTANGT'LAR nICTIONAR?-qATA FJLl CONTAINS
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nX’l?GRAPHIC INFOFYATIDN an n NDRBOR OF fiINUT"S S"?NT T. Gq &PIn'JS ACTIVITIS'. n--2 7-0
CHAAGSS TN CO’JING AN’) 9”TT '; PR'7C9~UFES FRGZ 1965 TP 1’4’5, SOlIP OF TH" DaTAIL IN "4" ACTIVTTY CODES UAS LOST A83 ACTXVIT? CAT'GCJRTES COULD N?T RF 7A?E PXACTLY CON=‘l4AI3l’T IN AL1 CASTS. EXTSTTNG DI=F"RCWCE" A?!? DOCUMESTED IV THF CODESqnK THAT FOLL',VS. t=!-JS4M?LING 1Y"OR'lA"TON
SA'lPLFS F'nR ?"I- 1965 nuy 1975 STUOISS WQE'? DRAWN PI'1 qIFF"PFIJT 99';"';: 3" v j TA? CJ'F?"'ION OF TIiF FIL?, THF 1975 SAMPL? WAS RFSTRIC"'1 TO HAT!7F’ TJJ= ?SSIGN OF THF 1955 SAllPLE. t<01965 SAwPLr:
THE 1965 VNITED STATSS 'i'sMJ'1.F V!iS DRAWN PRO?l H~'JSEJi01,DS IN CITXFS WITH ?OP"LfiTIO'iS 0" 30,90+2AO,OOO, WHICH HAD AT LSAST ON? F!?PL.r)YFr) A?ULT JY NnY-FAFNING 0CC"PATIONS. '?LTGIBL? RPSPONDFNT+i WFP" RFTC!SFV 11 AN:: 65 YFAFS 97 AGP. TH:! SAM~r,?? C'F 1241 R"SPOF!Q"'7TS CONFOR;lE', TC T!!= SPECIFJCATTONS OF THE J"'lL"I-NATIGYAT. STU!?Y OF ilIiIC7 TT UAS A PIFT. *<01975 SArlPLE
THE 1975 TTPlE J'SF ST”DY SANPLZ HAD RONE OF T!lT AY?STRIC- TIONS IflPOSFJl ON THF 1965 SARPLF. 4 ?EPRESE!ZTATI"B SAJlPT.E OF II.5 HOUS?HOI,?S WJtS r)"Aq"Y, !i?l’l ‘JI”IIIN EACH I;OUS;CNOl.D ADULTS AGQ'I 1R YFAPS OF? OVF? Q=n=' ELTGIBLF. A RAN'WV SSLFCTION PROC"SS ??‘?TFRf31NrQ TR” QFSPOND,ENT FROM "HCIS'? QLIGIBLP
IN ORDER TO MAKE THF TWC. !iA!!?LES COtlPARABLX, A S'IBS?? OF THE 1975 SA!4PLE: QAS DEFI!lFD UHICU EXCLUDED RESD~UCENTS l? YEARS OLD, C)VE~ 65 YEARS OLD, JJNEYPLOYED RESPONDENTS VHOSE SPOUSES WQRE ALSO ~N"fiPl.OYED, RESPCJNDENTS WHO VEBP. "'HF.BS'?LVES QARnFFS 9P WHOSF SPO'~SIS WERE FARFIFRS, AYD FRSPOND-NTS LIVING IN APSAS NC" COHPARABLE TO THF 1965 URBAN SAClPLIRG AR'AS. OF THF 1519 ORIGINAL RFSPON~SNTS, 912 PENAINEr, IW THF SAYPL'? A=TCR TH? "XCLUSIONS WERE YA’IE, ?lAKING THE TOTAL SAOPLE 0 F mRl? '-'ATA PILE 2353 RESJ'O'JPEYTS. t<OTT?!E DIA'7Y DATA:
TIllE DIARY DATA, IN WHICH RFSPONDENTS REPORTED THEfS ACTIVITTES QOU A 24 HOWR DAY, PAS C3LLECTED BETWEFY NOVEnDER 1 AN3 DSC'?MB=R 15, 1965; TIIP DAY OF THE WEEK TO HE '7EPORTEJ-J ABOUT AAS RANgOnLY ASSTGW?~.
THE TTtl9 r)IARY DATA VRO3 TH= 1975 STUDY IS FFnq THC FIRS? RAV9 0" DATA CfU,L?CTION WHICH TOOK PLACI? B=?TWF'?N OCTOBER 17 AND NOV91BFR 17, 1975. THE DAY RFPO"T="
AROV? 3F.S TS: o?' PQFVTO'TS "'PO THr! TNTERVIEU, AN’) P-OLL AS TAr: ZY"E3VIl?WFR HADF COYTACT WITH THE RES- PONL'y!NTS. TSE DIASY DA"A COLLlX?TCIN PROCEDlRES 3IFFEl?Eq IN THAT IN TH" SARJ.IER STfIDY, RESPONDENTS W!?R" GTVPN A "IAFY CORfl TO PPPP AYD TtJ?N WER' TRTPRVTJ7W~D APTFR TAP DLAFY r)AY TO BE SUFE THE POF? WAS COMPLETE AN? COPRKT: IN THF 1975 STUDY, THE nATA WAS COLLECTSD IN A QACQ-TO-FAC!? TUTPRVTFS: OKLY. #<OPILE COJiSTRnCTIOU .
THE PILP. WAS CREATED BY S'JBSFTTING THE COflPAQARLE SARPLES AND VAR'fABLP.s PPO!! THE RESPECTIVE LAHGEF DATA PILES AND Ill THE PFOCESS QECODTKG TRE SEJ.J-?CTED DEllPGRAPF!IC VAPIABLFS IN FACB "ILF SO TliA* T9E CODES WOULD BE COtlPAR.AB1.P FOP TFTV TWO SA!lPLFS; THF TV0 =.IL'3 OEPE THEN CONCAT=T1AT'3.
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v 0031 INTSi?VIEh NU?lBER 030 l-4999. ID FANGS FROM THE 1965 SArEIE. >301-5519. ID ,SANC;E FH39 THF 1975 SFPFLE, RECCDFD RY A33IN: A CONSTANT (5000) TC THE CEIGIBlL WAVE 1 ID N'J?IBERS kB;ZIlG FRO3 0001-1519.
v I)uiJs s:adPLP FIL'IET , 1. kESPONDENT IS FRC?l 1065 ZAMPLE
2. FESPCNDPNT IS FKOtl 1975 SR!!FIE
v 0303 L?iii.lAPY SA?lPLING UNIT:TRAUSFERPEI: AS IS FRC? 1965 AND 1975
08'14 FILES
v UOd4 PLktE IDENTIFICATION: KOT 0SRBIF 0. ALL CASES CIIEFENTLY CODE0 "0".
v UtiJ5 :;UKBEii CF ELIGIBLF ADULTS IN THE PCCSFHCLD WAS CODED, PRCY i TO d
3. FIGHT CR YORE
v UOd6 tiZSP3NOEKT OCCII?ATIC:N ?hbFESSIC>IAL, TECfiNTCAL AtiC PINDFFD \CRKERS
13. P9YSICiANS (XFDICAL E CSTECcPTHIC), 3EHTISTS (CCDES 5,6 FF.L?l 1965, CCDE 10 FRCY 1975)
11. C'THER :ll?DICAL AN9 PAPARECICAI: CHIROPRACTCRS, 3P'ICtiETFISlS. PIiAF!lACIS'IS, PETFFINAPTANS, NURSES, TItEFAPISTS, F(FALER', DIETI'TIbNS (eXCEPT MZDICXL X?dD DZNTAL TECSFXCIPFS, SEE CC?DE 16) (CCCE 10 FRC)" 1965, CODF 11 FFCFI 1975)
12. ACCLUKTAXTS AND AC!DITCSS (CCEi? 01 FRGr. 1965, * ConE 12 FF.ON 1975)
13. I EACHC,hS, PRIrARY 4ND SECCNCARY SCHGOLS (IKCLUDI!JG RA TYPE,) (CCfE O-7 FFOH 1965, CCDE 13 F?CM 1975)
14. YEAWEliS L , CCLLEGZJ: SOCIAI 'CIFNTTS'IS: I.IPFARIANS: AFCAIVIS'IS (C3RF C4 FRCB 1965, CODE 1r FKU.Y 1975)
Ii. AFCfiI'iECTS- . CHE?lIS'TS: EKGIEEFFS: FRYSICAL AND 6ICLCGICAL SCIENTISTS (CCDES 7,11,17 FRGrl 1965, CODE 15 FRO3 1975)
13. T"CflNICI4NS; AIRPLASE ?ILC'lS AND KAVIGA?CRS, DPSiGN2E.S , DEAFTSM?~, PCKFS'IEFS ANC CLNSERVATIC~~ISTS, EISALI?FRS, PHCTGGRAPHERS, ZADIO O?rIiATOFS, 'WVZYCFS, "ECHNICTANS (MECZCAL, DEbiTAL, TESTING, F-E-C.) (CCDE 12 FFO? 1965, CODE 16 FFOM lC7E)
17. PllBLIC ADVISOFS: CLZJFGYCFN, ECITORS AND REPCRTERS, FAF?l AND Fr::'lE ?lANAtErlEN'T ADVTSGRS, PEhSONNEL AND LABOR RZLA'IICFS YOFKEFS, PI-JELIC BELATICNS ZEN, PUBLICITY WCFKFRS, RELIGICUS, SOCIAL AND WELFARE WOFKEFZ. (CCDES 2,9,13 FROM 1965, CCDE 17 FRC!4 1975)
18. JrJDG?S; LAUYZES (CC'DF 9 FFC@ 1965, CODE 18 FROH 1375)
1 3. PFOPZSSXOEiAL, TPCENICAL ,?!.'I- PIBDREC UCRRERS NOT LISTED ABOVE (CODES 18,19 FFC?! 1965, CODF 19 FBCM 1975)
4
~aN~;EiiS, iiFFICIALS AND PFOPRTETCFS (EXCEPT FARV) 20. NOT SELF-EMPLOYED (CODES 28,;9 PKCM 1965, CODE
20 FROM 1975) 31. SELF-EMPLOYED (HNINCOFECFA'IFE EUSINESSFS)
(CODES 21-23,41 FR3M 1965, CCDE 31 FROM 1975) CLERICAL AND KINDRED WGRKERS
u3. SECFETARIES, S'IENOGFAPHEFS, 'IYFISTS (CODE 31 FRCM 1965, CCDE 40 FRGY 1Cit)
41. OTHER CLERICAL WOFKEPS: AGEPTS (N.E.C.) LIBFABY ASSISTANTS AND ATTENDANTS. PAKK TELLERS, CASHIERS, BILL COLLECTORS, TICKET, STATICN AND EZPhESS AGENTS, ETC. (CCTIES 30,32,38 FROM 1965, CODE 41 FRCE 1975)
SBLES HOFKEES 45. RETAIL STORE SALESMEN AND SAIFS CLERKS,
NEWSUOYS, UUCKSTEFS, PECCIFFS, TFAVECLTNG SALESMEN, ADVERTISING ASl?NTS AND SALESMEN, INSURANCE AGENTS, BFOKERS, ?!Ft SAlTMEN, ETC. (CCDES 33-37,39 FR:'l 1965, CCDE 45 FRCM 1975)
CiLF'lS;1%N, POEE!?EN, AND KIN')REJl WCFREFS 53. FOREMEN, N.E.C. (C)DE 42 F?CM 1965, CCDE 50
FFCM 1975) 51. CTHER CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED kCRKERS: (CCDES
48,49 FBCM 1965, CODF 51 FFCP 1975) 52. GCVERNMENT PROTECTTV" SEFVZCE WCRKERS: FTFEMEN,
PLLICE, MARSHALS, AND CCNSTAPLES (CODE 61,62 F.ECiM 1965, CODE 52 -FO!l 1575)
55. :!EMPERS CF ARPEIJ FDRCFS (CCCE 63,64 FROM 1965, CCDE 55 FRCM 1975)
0?Z:341IVES AND KINDRED VOFREPS 6 I. ALL CPERATIVES (CCDE 51 FRCM 1965, CODES 61,62
G FROM 1975) LhBiCEliS
70. IJNSPTLLED LABOKEFS-NON FtF!' (CCDES 713,79 "EC'! 1905, CCDE 70 FR3!1 1975)
SEHVI'E L'CRKERS 7;. OTHEK SERVICE UORKEPS: ATTEECPNTS IN
2HYSICIANS AND DENl!TSTS' CFETCES, HARBFRS, BEAUTICTANS, NANIC~RISTS, EAFTENDEFS, EOAFCING AND LCDGIYG :ICUSEKERRFERC, CCl!NTER AND FCUNTAIN BOKKERS, ;1OiJSEKEEPEFS AND STEUAFDS, VATTEFS, CCCPS, MIDYIVES, PRACTICAL NOPSES (CODE 65,6d,69 FRC?i 1965, CODE i5 FTC!4 1575)
'.I I s : 3 LLANEOUS GRGUPS 33. ST7CENTS-NCT CURREVTLY WCRPTNG (CODE 92 FROM
1965, CODE 96 FROM 1975) 97. HSUSEYIVES-h3T CURRENTLY WCRKTNG (CODE 96 FROM
1965, CODE 97 FFOM 1975) 35. R (SPCUSE) HAS N3 1CCUPA'JTCti: RAS NEVER RCRKED,
EENTIER: DISCHARGED PFOR SFFVTCE AND NOT VET EMPLCYED (CCDES 91,93,94 FPC'I 1965, CCDE 98 FROM 1975)
94. OCCUPATION NA; DK (C9DE 99 FFCM 1965, CODE 99 FRCM 1975)
00. INAP (CODE 95,97,00 PFiCM 1965,CCDE 00 FRCM 1975)
. I v UUJ7 IXDUS’IhY:NCT USABLE
3. ALL CASES CDDED
v ldUJ3 h3SP3ti32NT’S ‘tlPLOY?IENT 1. EilE’LCYED ((CCDF
FSCt! 1975)
STATUS 1 FR34 lS65, CCDE 11-1=1,51,Rl
2. HO’JSFCIVES (CODE L PRDr 1965, CCDE 130 FFOfl 1975) 3. UYENE‘LCYED, LAID-GFF, RETIRED, CISAPLED (CCDE 3
, Ft:O!I 1965, CODE 25,30,50 FFCF 1975) 4. 1965:STUDENTS WOSRING 10 HCUFS CF MCR- A PFEK;
1975:STfJDENTS bDRKI!iG ANY (CCDF 4 FRC?I 1965, C33E 71,72,75 FRO8 1975)
3. 19cS:STUDENTS N3T FIPKT’JG 10 PCURS CR ?ICAE 1975:ST!JDEN’IS NOT tiD3KING AT PTI (CCDF: S PFOX 1965, CCDE 70,74 FAII 1975)
9. NA
v 1;03s lio5:3C YCJJ kISH Yr,Ul? PUSBAt? ‘n‘0TJT.D GIVE YGU YCRE RELP wiT3 iBE DAILY HOIJSEHCLD CHORES? 197F: LC YOU WISP YO’JE .IUSk%AbD kClILD GIVE YCU XCRE KELP BI’JP ‘IRE HCJJSFRCLD CRCRES?
1. YFS 5. :I 3 8. DK, CAN’T SAY 3. ‘IA u. INA?: MALE F; FEtlALF R NC’I J’if FIED
v 3313 3AY CF XEEK ECR ktiICtf DIASY I’f”CR?JATTCN WAS CRTAINFD. .I . PlC*tID AY 2. TUFSDAY 3. I;FDNESDAY 4. ‘iE UT SDAY- 5. ‘FRTDAY 6. SAYUFI)AY 7. SU:JDAY 9. YA
V Jtjll A;E CF t;ESPC&DENT I:I YFARS: AGS RA!JtF IS 19-65: (1 SbS DA'14 !IAS IWO CASES CVEF AGE 65)
99. NA
v bJi.2 32.4 CF RESPGHDENT 1. XALE 2. FEZALE 9. NA
V 3Ji.3 SAC:: CF RESPCNDEKT I. WHiTE 2. BLACK 3. OTHEE (65 DATA HAD C0DF.S 4.5,6 WHICH VCPE ROT
DCCU KENTED; “CTHPR” ASSTTYFD.) 9. NA
V Ji’l+ LZLAIJGNSfIIJ? CF RESPCXDENT I’) I;F.AC CF HOUSERCLD 1. BEAD 2. WIFE 3. 1965:SON: 1975:SON, SOW TF TAk a. 1965:DAUGHTER: 1975:D4~JGH’IEP, DAJJGH’IER IN TAU 5. OTIIFF F,ILA’IIVZ 6. 3Tl!EF KOM-FELATI VE 4. t: A
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v 0315 RESPDNIENT'S HARITAL STATUS 1. MARRIED 2. DIVOFCED, SEPAFATED 3. kTDCk'ED 4. SINGLE 9. HA
V ~016 1965:)3 Y3U iiAVE ANY CHILDFSN 1R YFAFS CF YCJJNGFR IIVING iii PHIS JfCUSEHCLD? HGW MANY ARE TIIRFE? 1975:THE NUMRER OF PL'DE'LS AGE 17 Oh TJNDER IN FESPCNDEF'J'S FA*MTI.Y UNI??
u-7. ZERC TO SEVEN 3. EIGHT CR MljRE 9. NA
v otJi7 ?i'[JZi;lER AND AGES OF CHILDREN CJI-3FF AGE FOR YODNG CHILDREN IN 1965 WAS 3 YEARS AND LJND ZR; IN 1475, 4 YEARS AND JJNDER;
3. NO CHILDFEN 1. 1 CHILD LESS THAN 3/4 YEARS JAGED 3 YFARS FOR
1965 CASJ?S; AGED J YEARS FCF 1575 CASFS) 2. 1 CHILD MORE THAN 314 YEAFS 3. 2-3 CHILDfiEh, ALL CF AGE 3/4 YEARS CR MORE i). 2-3 CHILDFEN, INCLUDING AT lE?ST ONE, !GJ? 3/4
YEARS CR UNDER 5. 4-5 CJfILDFEN, ALL 3/4 YEAFS CT CORE 3. 4-5 CHILDREN, INCLUDING AT IFAST ONE, AGE 3/4
YZAKS OR IJNDEF 7. 6 CR dCRE, ALL OF AGE 3/4 YFAFS OR MORE 8. 6 OK MGEE, INCLUDINS A? IEAST CNE, AGE 3/4
YEARS CR JJNDER 7. XA, DK.
-3 v dOid lyr3:DG YCU CON YOUR LkN iIC1X HEFE, FENT, OR WHAT?
iS75:(DO YOU/DOES YOUR FAMILY) CWN CF AFE YCU EJJ?TNG THIS (.fjUSE/ APAFTMENT), CR DO Y30 PAP RFKT, CR WHAT?
1. Cii NS 2. F\ZNT 3. iTHER, INCLUDING "GUN AND RSFl" 9. DK,NA
v 0019 llo5:ifCk LCNG HAVE YOU LIVED IN THIS HCUSE (APARTMENT)? 1375 :Nr)k I HAVE A FEY GUESTIONS PECC'T ?CQR HOME. TN WHAT YEAR DID YCJ NtiVE TN10 THIS (HOJJSF/AFAFTilENT): SECCDE BY - I >JUrRRCTIXG "YEAR X'ICVEI) IN" PRC'J "i5" AND BFACRETED AS i3LL3kS:
3. UNDER A YEAR 1. 1 FA5 JJP 10 2 YEAFS 2. 2-4 YEARS 3. 5-9 YEAKS !J. lo-14 YEAfiS 5. 15-19 YFAFS 3. 20-29 Y 'ZARS 7. 30 YEARS OK MOKE 3. ALL CF LIFE REGARDLESS OF NUMHFR OF YEAPS: NA
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v uu20 13b5:DD YOU EVER HIRE ANY PAID HCUCFFCLD HELP? (YES) IS ItIiS F'ILL-1IME HELP, FEGtJLAF ?ART-TTFE, OF JHST HELP NOU AND IHEN h'BEE YOU NEED IT? 1975:CrJRING 1975, DID YCU PAY FJC ANY EEGULAR BELP UITH HOCJSEUCFR, CR WITH CHCFES AROUND JJIiE HSUSE AND YARD, FRCH SCMEDNF OO'JCTDE YOUR HOUSEHOLD?
1. 1565: YES, FIILL-TIi?E, PA61 ?I?'E, NA HCW .YUCEI TiYE; 1975: YES, R HAS ~IAI: RFGULAR mLe THIS PAST YEA'?.
5. 19b5: SO HIFED HELP: NOU AND TEEN: 1975: NO REtiULAh HIKED IIELP
3. NA
v dull A;i3tJT HOW IIANY EOOKS DC YOU OWN, 6CT CCUNTTNG CHILCEEN'S BLdK3 CR dAtiAZIN$S?
I). NONE l-10
:: 11-50 3. 51-100 4. 100 + 5. DK 9. NA
v 3UL.i 13b>:FESPCN@ENT'S CHURCH PiiEFERENCS; 1575:I.s Yom tiELf;LCUS PKEFERENCE PROTESTANT, CATRCITC, JEWISH, OR iliki? (IF PRCTESTANI) WHAT DENCYIhAlICN IS THAT? (IF i3AerI;r) IS THAT SOUTRFRN BAPTIST OF FCMFTHING ELSE?
01. PFOIBSTANT, NO DENOMIN4'CICK GIVEN, ?J@N- DENCMIYATICNAL E'RGTESTAN'J CEFRCH, DNITARIAN OR UNIVERSALIST, OT!IES PFC'IFSTIET NOT LISTED BELOW
32. PRESBYTERIAN u3. Ir LIJTMEFBN I,. EPISCCPXLIBN, AN ;LICBK:, CHTRCH OP ENGLAND U5. CCNGL7<;XTICYAL, EVANGELICAT EYE FFFOFMED,
REFCRMED, DUICH fiFPDE?'lED, CHRISTIAN REFORYED, UNI'JED CHUFCH OF CHRIST
13. MEiHODIST (EXCEPT FR?E MFTHCDIST-CCDE 12) u7. AFRICAN ilETUODIST E?ISCCFAT, UNITEC RRETHFEN OR
EVANGELICAL lllvITED RFETHFEE;, rISCIFLFS OF CHRIST, CHURCH CF THE RRF'IPFEN, !lE'IFONTTt? OR "AMISH," "CHEISTIA!f"
39. KCIYAN CATBCLIC, GFEEK RI'TF CATHOLIC 09. JEWISH 13. ZAPlIST (EXCEPT 11) 11. S;,IJTIiEF‘N BAPlIST, "FISITIVP EPFTIST OF FF'E
kILL BAPTIST, !!ISSI3N4F(Y BAP?IST 12. UNITPD 3ISSICNAFY c),4 PT;C?EST J'ISSICNAFY, CHURCH
CF GOD, NAZARENE CR FRFF YE?FCDIST, CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST, RLYMOJJTH EFE'IEFEN, FLNTECCSTAL CR ASSEHBLY GF GOD, CHURCH CF CHRIST, SEVENTH DAY ADVEN'IIST, MISSOURT: SYNCc LUTHEFAN, @THER FUNDANENIALIST
13. CdFIS'IIAN SCIENTIST, S?IFI"!JALIST, LATTER DAY SAINTS Oii MCRMON, JFWVAH'S FITNESS, OIJAKER, UNITY
id. C?THCDI)X: MTIHANMSDAN: BtJDDHIS‘I: HINDU: HAHAI Y7. CTHEF RELIGIONS 53. DK 'jc)* N‘9 13. IliAR; NC RELIGIOUS PREFEFFNCE
8
v OOL3 Ijo5:EDJCATLGN OF RESPONDENT: 1975:IiUA'I WAS THE HIGAEST ;;il3! CF SCflOOL OF YEAR OF COLLEGE PCU CC?YPlETED? DID YOU GET k HiGil SCHOOL DIPLCYA CR PASS A EIGH SCUCOL EJJIVALERCY lEST? DO YOfJ HAV!! A CCIIEGE DEGREE? WHAT DEGREZ IS THAT? HAVE YOU BAD ANY ClBER SCHCOLING? WHAT KLN31
33- 12. NU.'lBFR CF YEARS C;DEC 73. 1975 CODE ONLY (1 "PAF CCIIEGE) I+. 1965:SOfiE CLLLECE: 1975: 2 PFARS CCLLEGE 15. 1975 CGDE 0NI.P (3 Y54nS CCTIFEP) 16. CCLLEGE DZGFEE 17. 1965: ALL DEGREES ABDVE '?A; 1575: 17 YFAR!: GR
?ICFE 39. N 4
v uu24 iY65:iiE$.E YOU l3ROfJCHT UP ?IOSTLY CK P FPFR, IN A TCWN, IN B S?lALL CITY, OR IN A LARGE CTTY? (TF 7OYN ,SflALL CITY, OR Lhh;E CITY) KHICB CITY (TOWN) WAS TfrPT? 1975:UtiPY YOU WEFE GRCiING UP, THAT IS, BETWEEN 7YP AGFS CP 6 AND 16, DID YOU LIVE SS A FAF?!?
1. 1965:KFOUG~3T !JP !lOSTLY CN FFF?, IN FUFAL AFEA: 1975:LIVED ON FAF!l UETFEEN 6 AND 16
5. 1965:NOT BFOUGHT UP HDSTIY CF FAFH: 1975:DID NOT LIVE CR FkRfl BETWEEN 6 AND 16
9. #A: INAP.
v air25 13c5:AEC:lT k'IIAT DC YClJ TAIRK YCrJR TCTAL INCCrE WILT RE TIiXj YEA2 FCP YGJJPSELF AND YIUP IPYFCYA'IE FABTLY? 1375:NOW, WE YOULD LIKE TO KNOW HCR ttltti INCCBE YCU AND Y2UR FAt?ILY RECTEVED IN 1974, Ii;37 JT.C7 FRCt! WAGES BUT PR@R bLL S3t!FCZS, BRFCFL' TAXES AND C'IFIFP I:FCIJCTICNS WERE YADE?
',
Lr;ACKETED INCC'IE VARIABLES F!?3* 1965 AWD 1975 DA7A FERE ASSI;NED TIIE ?lIDP@IHTS OF IHE BRACKF7d: THEN THE 1975 DLLLAB A?CUNI CA5 DEFLATED BY ?!UITIPYIYG IT BY -65 TO &JJAL T.iiE VALUE FOE TBE 1965 DOLIAF. FESULTING CODE RANG? F;L?l Io49-f20000; SCT A CGNTIvfJOUS VAFTABLE.
ZUI:iENT DCLLAE( VALrJE OP
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00649. 1975:
UlO30. 1965: 31624. 1975: ~1274. 1975: 02500. 1965: 02324. 1975: u.:.500. 1965: 33574. 1975: 04387. 1975: 3,500. 1905: c155cJO. lY65: 33697. 1975: 06750. 1965: 53124. 1975: 03750. 1965: 12503. 1965: 14449. 1975: 2ouoo. 1965: 94999. 1; A
UP T3 $1999
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C(IDE 35 FXCI! 1965 ACTIVITY C3DF (SFE NCTE 1). CCDE 05 FROM 1375 1CTIVITY CODE (SEC MOTF 2).
LLirE 06 FROM 1965 ACTIVITY C3DE ('FF NCTE 1). CCDE 06 PROM lY75 9ClIVI'IY CODE (SEE NOT? 2).
L3L)E u7 FFOtl 1965 ACTIVITY CODE (SFE FCTE 1). CCDF 07 FROCI 1575 ACTIVXTY CODE (SEE NCTE 2).
,5DZ u8 FSOIY 1965 ACTIVITY C,OD? (SEE hCTF 1). CODE 08 PROM 1975 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE 8OTF 2).
CL3E 35 FhGlY 1965 ACTIVITY C)DF (CFE NOTE 1). CODE 09 PRGR
1975 BC'XVITY COgE (SCE NOTE 2).
1375 CCDE CLLY. CDDE 02 FRC? 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SE2 NCTE 2) .
C1/3E 10 FaCP! 1963 ACTIVITY CZDF (SF' NCTE 1). CCDE 10 PROP! 1~75 ACTIVITY CODE (SZE NOTF 2).
L~JE II FFOC 1965 AC:IVITY CODE (SEE FCTE 1). CCDF 11 FROM 1375 AL'~IVTTY CODE (SEE! NGTE 2).
;333 12 FFCil 1965 ACTIVITY CODE (SFF XCTE I). CCDE 12 FIiO?l 1973 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE NCTE 2).
,L3E 13 Ffi~ti 1965 ACTIVITY CJDE (SFF KCTC 1). CGDR 13 FRO! 1375 k,TTVITY CODE (SEE YOT9 2).
C;DE; 14-15 FdCZI 1365 ACTIV.ITY CGCE (CEE NOTF 1). CCDE 14
FkO:f lY75 ;C"rIVI'IY CODE (SEE ?IOTE 2).
CJUES '1ii,lR FFO,‘I. lYti5 ACTIVITY CCC!? (_CFF NCTF 1). CODE 16 Fiiu'l 1975 ACTIVITY CGDE (SEE g?TE 2).
,307 17 FKOM 1965 ACTIVITY CODE (SFE 6CTE 1). CCDE 17 FROM 1975 ,AC;TIVI'fY CODZ (SEE NOT? 2).
CL.39 1s FRC!! 1965 ACTIVITY C3DE (SE? NCTE 1). CGDE 19 PRO?4 1'375 AZTIVI'TY CODE (SEE NOT3 2).
Cj3sj iO-21 FRU! 1965 ACTIVITY CCrF (CTE VOTE 1). CCDES 2u-21 F IrCi4 1975 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE KC?E 2).
C3DE L2 FFOM 1365 ACTIVITY CODE (SPE FC'TE 1). CCDE 22 FROf4 1375 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE SOIF: 2).
Cl37 2i ?EOM 1965 ACTIVITY Cr)DS (SFF 6CTE 1). CODE! 23 FFON ir75 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE NJCTE 2).
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CLDE 24 FRCY 1965 ACTIVITY C3DE (SEP NCTE 1). CCDF 24 FROM lY75 kCTIVITY CODE (SEE NOTF 2).
C3D a 25 FLOM 1965 ACTIVITY CODE (SFE ECTE 1). CODE 25 FROr! 1373 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE NOTE 2).
,JDZ 26 FLGM 1965 ACTIVITY CDDE (SFE E;CTE 1). CODE 26 PROM 1375 ACTIVITY CODE (SEl? NOTE 2).
CbD% 27 FKO?l 1965 ACTIVITY CJDl? (SF? NOTE 1). CODE 27 PROH 1375 RCTIVITY CGDE (SEE NOTE 2).
CLI)F: 2% FRO?l 1965 ACTIVITY C)D? (SPF NC'IR 1). CODE 29 FROM 1975 l\CTIVITY CODZ (SEE NGTF 2).
Cli)Z3 31),34,37 FFCY 1965 ACTIVITY CCEE (SEE MOTE 1). CODES 33,34,37,38 FRC?! 1975 ACTIVITY CCCE (SEE NO'IF: 2).
CID7 d 31 FFOM 1965 ACTIVITY COD2 (SEE bCTP 1). CCDR 31 PPOtl 1375 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE NOTE 2).
~, _ . LLL)& 32 FEGM 1965 ACTIVI'=Y CIDP (SEE NOTE 1). COD2 32 PROM 1975 4CTIVI'IY CODE (SEE NOTE 2).
CiSE 33 FRGN 1565 ACTIVITY CJ38 (SEF NCTF! 1). CODE 33 FROM 1%75 ACTIVITY CODE (SSE NOT!? ?)-
C3DZ 3.5 F'EOpf 1955 ACTXVITY CODE (SFF FCTE 1). CCDE 35 FEOH 1373 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE NGTE: 2).
i3i-J" 2 36 FFOlY 1965 ACTIVITY COD? (SFF 6CT2 1). 4
LODE j4 Pa,!! 1365 ACTIVITY C3D", (SFF NCTE 1). CCDE 39 FROM 1375 ACTIVITY CC39 (SEE NCTE 2).
,3D3 L(U FFO?! 1965 ACTIVITY COD? (SFE 6STE 1). CCDE 40 FPOfl iJ73 ACTIVITY CGDE (SEE NCTE 2).
,33E< rl- 42 FRCY 1965 ACTIVITY COCP (LCEE NC'l? 1). CCDES 41-42 FiGM 1975 ACTIVITY COD' (SEE CC'IE 2).
LLI)E 43 PRClY 1965 ACTIVITY C3DE (SFF NCTE 1). CCDE 43 FROH 1375 1C'iIVI'TY CCD:: (SF2 XCTE 2).
,31?5 44,75 F&C!! 1965 ACTIVITY CCCE (SEE NW" 1). CODES ++,7j kPC,ti 1975 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE FCTE 2).
c;i)s 45 FRClY I%5 ACTIVITY C=DE (SFF NCTE 1). CGOE 45 FROM 1375 ACTIVITY CGi'E (SE'2 YOT? 2).
Li;L)Xj (t6,47 FRC?l 1965 ACTIVITY CCDF ICFF NC'IF 1). CCDE 46 ?i,CY 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE ?lGTE 7).
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CCDS U3 PRCil 1965 ACTIVITY CSDE (SIT: RC'TE 1). 1375 AL2'I.VIlY COD,C (SEE NO!LR 2).
LbiiE 50 FRCM 1465 ACTIVITY C3DE (SF!? KC'IF 1). 1475 R,TIVITY CODE (SEE NOT? 2).
CJDES 51-53 FRO?l 1965 ACTIVITY CCCE (SEE NCTF Fdti!l 1475 AC'TIVITY CCDF (SEE NCTF 2).
CJLIZS 54,55 FliO?l 1365 ACTIVITY CCcE (FEE NCTE Fn;!l 1475 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEF YCTE 2).
CiDB 3b FRCE 1965 ACTIVITY CJDE (SFF FCTX 1). 1375 A;::IVI?Y CODE (SCE NOTE 2).
CLDE 59 FBCM 1965 ACTIVITY C)II% (SFE NC'TE 1). 1375 9ClIVITY CODE (S'?E NGTF: 2).
C3DES t4-55 FKOM 1965 ACTIVITY CCCE IC=E NCTF: o+-SJ FRCM 1975 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE MC'TF 2).
C3DZS 63-63,FErr)X 19bS ACTIVITY CCCE (CFE 4C'IE uo-5d FRO! 1975 ACTIVITY CODY (SFF F'C'IF 2).
CLDE 39 FRC."I 15L5 ACTIVITY C)DE (SFP NO’TF 1). 1Y75 ACIIVITY CODE (SEE NO?? 2).
CL,~)E 70 FEOM 1965 ACTIVITY ZODE (SFF PCTE 1). id75 AC'IZVITY CGDE (SEE NCTF 2).
:sus 71 FEOM 1965 AC!fIVITY con2 (SFF KC??? 1). 1~75 ALTIVITY con2 (SEE NATE 2).
LCD: 72 FRCK 1965 ACTIVITY C)nE (SFE N'CTE 1). rJ75 ACTIVI!IY CODE (SE2 NOTE: 2).
CLD? 73 FI?Gti 1905 ACTIVITY CJDE (SEE E:CTE 1). 1975 ALTiVI'iY CODE (SEE KOTE 2).
c:ilz 74 FLOM 1965 AC'IIVITY CCDF (SFF WCTF 1). i-175 ACTIVI'TY CCDE (SEE NOTE 2).
,331 76 FFOrV: 1965 ACIIVITY ZDl?E (SFF ECTE 1).
1575 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE !!uTF 2).
CLJE 77 FRCM 1965 ACTIVITY C3DF: (FFF FCTE 1). 1975 ACXVI'IY CC3E (S?E NOTE 2).
CCD? 78 FKCM 1965 ACTIVITY C3D": (SFE 6CTE 1).
1975 ACTIVI'IY CODE (S'?E NOTE 2).
C33E 74 FFOM 1965 ACTIVITY CODE: (!ZF= FCTE 1). 1375 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE NCTE 2).
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CCDE 48 FEOtl
CODE 49 FROH
CODE 50 FROM
1). CODE 51
1). CODE 54
CODl? 56 FRON
CODE 59 FRCfl
1). CODES
1) - CODES dd-
COD2 69 FROM
CCDE 70 FFC'tl
CCDE 71 FFOE
CCDE 72 FRO"
CODE 73 PRCn
CODE 74 FROZl
CCDE 76 FFOM
CCDE 77 FRO!'!
COPE 78 FROH
CCDE 79 FRO!l
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v irl3i Cl3E 82 FFCfi 15165 ACTIVITY C3DF (SEF KCT? 1). CCDE 82 PROP! 1375 ACTIVITY COD? (SEE NCTE 2).
v tild? (--De 83 FEGM 1365 ACTIVITY COPE (SEE FCTZ 1). CODE 93 FROM 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE NOTE 2).
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CLDE @j E'RCM 1965 ACTIVITY CID9 (SFE PC‘IE 1). 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE ?(OTE 2).
C1DE d6 FFOtl 1965 ACTIVITY C!?PE (SFE FCTT 1). 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SIE HCTE 2).
,)a7 A 87 FXC?! 1965 AC'IIVITY CODE (SEE ECTE 1). 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE iiCTF1 2).
CLiiE: 38 FECt! 19b5 ACTIVI'IY C)QF: (CEF KC'IE 1). 1375 ACTIVITY CODE (SEE NOI: 2).
CLdE "9 FCC?! 1965 ACTIVITY CjDE (SEE NCTE 1). 1975 ACTIVI'iY CODE (SEE h'OTe 2).
C3i)E 90 FFOEl 1965 ACTIVITY C?DE (SFF ECTF 1). 1573 ACTIVlTY CODE (SEE KC'IE 2).
,302 41 FfOil 1965 AC'IIVITY C3DE (SFE FCTS 1). is75 ACTIVITY CGDE (SEE BCTE 2).
Ct/DZ 92 FE:CCl 1965 ACTIVITY CIPF (+=F NCTE 1). 1975 Ai'IIVIlY CODF (SEE NOTE 2).
,lJDE 43 FiiCl! 1565 ACTIVITY C3DF (SFF #CTE 1). 1475 ACTIVITY CODE (SEl? NOTE 2).
C33E 94 FFOM 1965 ACTIVITY CI)DE ('FE ECTP I). PnC'4 1575 ACTIVITY CCDE (SEE NOTE 2).
C3DZ 95 FFOK 1365 AC'IIVIIY C3DF: (SEE FCTF: 1). 1375 ACTXVITY CODE (SEE ,V3TF 2).
CLUE jb FCGlY 1965 ACTIVITY C3DF: (S?F NC'IE 1). 1375 ACTIVITY CODE (SZE NOT!? 2).
CCDE 97 FECR 1965 ACTIVITY C3DF (SFF RC'IE 1). 1975 .4CTIVITY CODE (SEE NOTE 2).
CODE 84 FRCM
CCDE 85 FROU
COD: 86 FEOll
CCDE 87 FRO\
CCDE 88 FROM
CODE 89 FRON
CCr)E 90 FRO3
CCr)E 91 FKOH
CCDE 92 PROP'
CCDE 93 FROH
CODE 94
CCDE 95 FKOPI
CODE 96 FROL'l
CODE 97 FROM
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v 0139 Ci3S 49 FRCM 1965 ACTIVITY :3DE (.sFF KCTE 1). CODE 99 FRCN 1975 ACT IVITY CODZ (SE3 NO'IF 2).
v U"3il L CCUEj 00-09 ERGI 1965 ACTIVITY CODE (SFE NOTI? 1). CODES old-099 FFOM 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SEF ECTF 2).
v "LJ 1: C3DZS lo-19 FFOa 1965 ACTIVTTY CCSF fSFE NCTE 1). CODES IJO-1;9 FHC3 1975 ACTIVITY C3DE (SEE KC'IE 2).
v UiJL ;JSZS 20-29 FROY 1065 ACTIVITY CCCF (FE51 YCTT! 1). CODES idu-299 FEOlY 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (‘FE FCTF’ 2).
v u233 IiDES 33-34 FRC?l 1965 ACTIVITY COCE (ZEE NOTE 1). CODES idu-349 PtON 1975 ACTIVITY COD!? (SFF ECTE 2).
v Viz!14 C3Di?S 40-49 FPOX 1965 ACTIVITY CCCF (SFE NCTE 1). CODES *JO-435 FROl 1975 ACTIVITY C3DFI (SEP NCTE 2).
7 d,i05 <3D?S SO-59 FKOY 1965 ACTIVITY CCCF: (SEE NCTE! 1). CODES >3d-5:4 FhfX 1975 ACTIVITY 33nE (SF? NCTF 2).
V a,!36 -‘-D-:; i J 60-69 FRCY 19b5 ACTIVITY CCDF (SEE NOT? 1). CC’)ES 63u-699 FHON 1975 ACTIVITY CODE (SFF ECTE 2).
V 3i37 C3D93 70-79 FRC!l 1965 ACTIVITY COD? (C$E NOTE 1). CODES 730-739 FSCt! 1975 ACTIVITY Z5DE (CTE FC'IE 2).
v U2Jb ZJ33S 80-d9 FKOil 1965 ACTIVITY CCCF I-GEE NCTF: 1). CODES d3b-399 FRGP: 1975 ACTIVITY C3DE (SFF ?cC'IF 2).
v d.234 :3D<; 30-49 FRL'Y 1365 ACTIVITY CCCE (,EFE NO'IE 1). CODES Yuu-999 FLOM 1975 ACTIVITY CODE ('FF ECTE 2).
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: YORK ----
311.
312.
059.
069.
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07H.
322.
023.
324.
079. 097.
098.
099.
NORMAL VOBR: ACTIVITIES AT THE MAIN JOB INCLUDIIYG ilSBK BROUGHT HOHE, TRAVEL WHICH IS PART OP THE JOB, AND OVEBTIUE; "YORRING," "AT EOEK" iJORK AT HOllE: UORK ACTIVITIES FOR PAY DONE IN THE HOBE UHEN HOHE IS TEE MAIN WORKPLACE. SECDND JOB; PAID WORK ACTIVITIES YHICH ARE NOT PART OF THE MAIN JOB (USE TEIS CODE OALY WHEN E ZLEARLY INDICATES A SECOND JOB CR "OTAER" JOB) : PAID WORK FOR THOSE BOT HAVING HAIN JOB: GARAGE SALES, RENTAL PROPERTY LUNCH AT THE YORKPLACE; LURCH EATER AT YORK, CAFETERIA, LUNCHROOH YHEN "WHERE" = WORK (LJNCH AT A RESTAURANT, CODE 449; LUNCH AT HOUE, C3DE 439): INCLUDE EATING, SflOKING, DRINKING CDFFEE AS A SECCNDART ACTIVITY WHILE WORKINZ (AT WORK PLACE) COFFEE BREAKS AND OTHER BREAKS AT THE WORK- PLACE: UNSCHEDULED BREAKS AND OTHER NON-YORK DURING UORK HOURS AT THE WOEKPLACE: "TOOK A BREAK," "HAD COFFEE" BEFaRE AND/DB AFTER PORK AT 'THE WORKPLACE; ACTIVITIES AT THE WORKPLACE BEFORE STARTING OR AFTER STOPPING WORK; INCLUDE "CONVERSATIORS," OTEER P39K JOB SEARCH; LOOKING FOR WORK, INCLUDING VISITS TO EllPLDYHEBT AGENCIES, PHCNE CALLS TO PROSPEC- TIVE EMPLOYERS, ANSYERING WANT ADS UNEKPLDYBENT BENEFITS: APPLYING FOR OR COLLECT- ING UNEHPLDXHEYT COKPENSATTCN WELFARE, FDDD STAHPS: APPLPTBG FOR 08 COLLECT- ING UELPABE, FOOD STAMPS OTtiER YDRK RELATED TRAVEL RELAl'ED TO JOB SEAFCR, UNEHPLOYKENT BENEFITS, WELFARE, FOOD STAUPS, WAITING FOB RELATED TRAVEL TRAVEL: TO AND PROll THE WORKPLACE UHEN R'S TRIPS r'3 AND PROP WORK YERP EOTH INTERRUPTED BY STDPS, (SEE APPENDIX B. PAGE 10): YAITING FOR RELATED TRAVEL TRAVEL TO AND FROM THE YORKPLACE, INCLUDING TIHE SPENT YAITIPG FOR TRANSPORTATION
H3LJSEHOLD ACTIVITIES
IbiD33R 109. MEAL PREPARATION, COOKING AND SERVING FOOD, SET-
TItiS TABLE, PUTTING GROCERIES AWAY, FIXING LUNCHES 119. ClEAL CLEANUP, DOING DISHES, CLEARING .TABLE 145. LAUNDRY AND CLOTHES CARE--PASH, IRON, FOLD,
PIENDING, PUTTING AWAY CIOTHES, ("SEWING" CODE 843) 129. (BDUTINE) INDOOR CLEANIHG AND CHORES, PTCKYNG UP,
DUSTING, BAKING BEDS, RASHING UINDOSIS, VACUUUING, "CLEANING," "FALL/SPBING CLEANING," "HOUSEUORK," "WAKED AROUND THE HOUSE"
161. REPAIRS, UAINTENANCE, INDOORS, FIXING, REPAIRING INDDORS, FURNACE, APPLIANCES, PLUtlBING, FURNITURE, PAINTING A ROOB
173. CARE OF HOUSEPLANTS 191. OTHER INDODR, NA YHETHER CLEANING OR REPAIR: "DID
THINGS IN H3USE"
JJTDOOR 771. GAZDENING; FLOUER OR VEGETABLE GARDENING; SPADIIAG,
YEEDING, CDHPOSTING, PICKTNG, "WORKED IN GARDEN" 139. (RJUTINE) DUTDOOR CLEANING AND CHORES; PARD PORK,
RAKLNG LEAVES, MOWING GRASS, GARBAGE REXOVAL, SNOY SHDVELING, PUTTING ON STORK WINDOWS, CLEAUIIG GARAGE, CUTTING YOOD
162. HEZAXR, ilAINTERAECE, EXTERIOR: FIXING REPAIRS OUT- DODRS, PAINTING TAE ROUSE, FIXING THE ROOF, bEPAIRING THE DRIVEWAY (PATCHING)
164. HO!lE Ii'lPROVEtlENTS: ADDITICNS TO AND REtlODELING DQNE T3 THE HOUSE, GARAGE, AND GRCUNDS: NEU ROOF, REPAVED DBIVEYAY
152. OT9ER OiJTD33R; "WORKED OUTSIDE," "PUTTERIRG IN GAEAGE"
?iISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHDLD CHORES 172. PEP CARE: CARE OF HDUSEHOZD PETS INCLUDING
ACIIVITIES WITH PETS; PLAYING PITA THE DOG: PALK- IN: THE DOG: (CARING POE PETS OF RELATIVES,
. FRIENDS, CODE 421 OR 422) 163. CAR CARE AND HAINTENAYCE: NECESSARY REPAIRS AND
ROUTINE CARE TO CARS: CHANGED OIL. CHANGED TIRES, UASHED CAR, "WORKED OX CAB” EXCEPT YHEN CLEARLY AS A 83BBY -- (CODE 832)
153. HOUSEHOLD PAPERUORK; PAYING BILLS, BALANCIIG THE CHECKBODK, UAKING LISTS, GETTING THE BAIL, HORKING ON THE BUDGET.
197. OTiiER H3USEROLD CHORES: (NO TRAVEL), PICKING UP THINGS AT HDHE, E.G., "PICKED UP DEPOSIT SLIPS" (RELATE TRAVEL TO PURPOSE)
CRILD CARE ----- ---
i;iiiLD CARE BY ADULTS IN HH FOR CHILDREN OF HE 209. BABP CARE; CARE TO CHILDREN AGE 4 AND UNDER 219. CHLLD CARE: CARE TO CHILDREN AGE 5-17 218. CFIILD CARE: HIXED AGES OR NA AGES OF CHILDREN 221. HELPING/TEAZHING CHILDREN LEARN, FIX, HAKE TRINGS.
HELPING SON BAKE COOKIES: BELPING DAUGHTER FIX ! BIKE (HOBEYDRK CODE 222)
222. HELP WITH B3BEYORK OR SUPERVISING HOBEUORK 235. READING TO/CONVEBSATIONS RITB CBILDREN; LISTENING
TO CHILDREN; YELLING AT KIDS 249. IN3308 PLAYING: OTHEB INDOOR ACTIVITIES PITH
CHILDREN INCLUDING GARES ("PLAYING" UNLESS OBVIOUSLY DUTDOOR GABES)
259. OUT.3OOR PLAYIRG; OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES WITB CHILDREN INCLUDING SPORTS, WALKS, BIKING WITH, OTHER OUT- DOJB GAHES
269. BEDEGAL CARE AT HOBE OR OUTSIDE BORE; ACTIVXTIES ASSDCIATED WITH CHILDREN'S HEALTH: "TOOK SON TO DOCTOR," "SAVE DAUGHTER BEDICINE"
OTHER CRILD CARE 278. BABISIIIING (UNPATD) OR CHILD CARE OUTSIDE R'S
HOtlE OR TO CHILDREN NOT RESIDING IN HH 279. OTHER CHILD CARE, INCLUDING PHONE CONVERSATIONS
RELATINS T3 CHILD CARE CTAER THAN KEDICAL 255. TRAVEL RELATED TO CHILD CARE ACTIVITIES; WAITING
FOR RELATED TRAVEL
~J~~~&ING GOJDS AND SERVICES - T---- -- ----
;;;ODS 301. GRDCERLES; SUPERKARKET, SHOFPING FOR FOOD 311. DU2ABLE HOUSEHOLD GOODS: SROPPING FOR LARGE APPLI-
ANZES, CARS, FURNSTURE 312. HOiJSE, APARTKENT; ACTIVITTES CONNECTED TO BUYING,
SELLING, RENTING, INCLUDING PHONE CALLS, LOOKING FOR HOUSE. 4PARTBENT; SAOYIBG HOUSE, INCLUDING TRAVELING AROUND LOOKING AT REAL ESTATE PROPERTY (F3R OYN USE)
302. ALL OTHER SHOPPING FOR GOODS; INCLUDING FOR CLOTK- IN;, SMALL 4PPLIANCES; AT DRUG STORES, AARDYARE ST3R ES, DEPARTBERT STORES, "DOUNTCYN" OR "UPTORN," "SH3PPISG," "SAOPPING CENTER," BUYING GAS, "UINDOY SHDPPING"
5EiiVICES 325. 339.
341.
342.
351.
352.
353.
354.
389.
379.
349.
(INCLUDE PHBNE CONVERSATIONS TO OETAIN SERVICES) PERSONAL CARE; BEAUTY, BARBER SHOP: HAIRDRESSERS flEDICAL CARE FUR SELF: VISTTS TO DOCTOR, DENTIST, OPrORETRISr, INCLUDING EARING APPOINTUENTS FINARCIAL SERVICES: ACTIVITIES RELATED TO TAKING CARE OF FINANCIAL BUSINESS: GOING TO THE BANK, PAYING UTILITY BILLS (NCT BY aAIL), GOING TO ACCBUNTANT, TAX OFFICE , LCAN AGENCY, INSURANCE OFFICE 0,3ii;;s;DVERNXENT SERVICES: POST OFFICE, DRIVER'S
c , SPDRTING LICENSES, MARRIAGE LICENSES, POLICE STATIOP AilI'3 SEEVI:ES: REPAIR AND CTHER AUTO SERVICES IN- CLUDING YAIlJIfiG FOR SUCH SEBVICES CLDTHES REPAIR AND CLEANING: CLEANERS, LAUNDROClAT, TAILOR APPLIANCE REPAIR: INCLUDING FURNACE, UATEB HEATER, ELECTRIC OR BATTERY OPERATED APPLIANCES; INCLUDING WAl!CHIR; REPAIR PERSON HIi BEPAIR SERVICES: INCLUDING FURNITURE; OTYER REPAIR SERVICES IA TYPE: INCLUDING YATCBING REPAIR PERSON ERBANDS: "RUNNING ERRANDS," ??A UHETHER FOR GOODS OR SERVICES; BORROWING GOCCS OTYER SERVICES, "GOING 'IO THE DURP,ll LAWYER, COJNSELING, PICKING UP FOOD AT TAKE-OUT PLACE 2ELATED TRAVEL, TRAVEL RELATED TO OBTAINING GOODS AND SERVICES AID/OR AOUSEHOLD ACYIVITIES EXCEPT 212; UAITING FOR RELATEC TRAVEL
L'ghSONAL REEDS AND CARE -- ----
LAiiE TO SELF 109. ilAS3ING AND DRESSING: GETTING READY, PACKING AND
UNPACKING CLGTHES, PERSCNAL HYGIENE, GOING TO THE BATHROOR
411. MEDICAL CARE AT HOEE TO SELF (CHILDREN, CODE 269) . 439. REALS AF HOSE: INCLUDING CCFFEE, DRINKING,
SM3IING, F33D FROB A RESTAURANT EATEN AT HOEE, "BREAKFAST," "LUNCH"
445. flEALS AUAY FROM HOHE (EXCEPT AT UORKPLACE, CODE 063) ; EATING AT RESTAURANTS, FRIENDS' HOtlES, OUT FOR COFFEE
459. NISiiT SLEEP: LONGEST SLEEP FOR DAY: (MAY OCCUR DURING DAY FOR NIGHT SHIF? UCRKERS) INCLUDIRG "IN BED". BUT N3T ASLEEP
469. NAPS AID RESTING; REST PERICUS, "DOZING," "LAYIHG DOWN" (RELAXING CODE 981)
483. SEX 482. PEKSOBAL, PRIVATE: "NONE CP YOUR BUSINESS"
RELP AND CARE TO OTHERS 412. HEDICAL CARE TO ADULTS IN HH (CHILDREN, CODE 269) 421. NON-ClEDICAL CARE TO ADULTS IN HH; ROUTINE NON-
BEDICAL CARE TO ADULTS IN HOUSEHOLD: "GOT KY YIFE UP," “RAN A BATH FOR RI HUSBAND"
422. HELP AID CARE TO RELATIVES NOT LIVING IN HH: RELP- ING, CARXNG FOR, PROVIDING FOB NEEDS OF RELATIVES; (EXCEPT TRAVEL) HELPING BOVE, BRINGING FOOD, ASSISTING IN EBERGENCIES, DOING HOUSEUORK FOR RELATIVES: VISITING WHEN SICK
423. HELP AND CARE TO NEIGHBORS, FRIENDS: (SAKE AS 422 FOE FRXENDS AND NEIGHBORS)
424. HELP AND CARE TO OTHERS, NA RELATIONSHIP TO R; (SAKE AS 422 FOR OTAERS)
OPtlEa PERSONAL AND HELPING 489. OTHER PERSONAL 458. TRAVEL (HELPING): TRAVEL RELATED TO CODES 421,
422, 423, AND 424 INCLUDING TRAVEL UHICH IS THE HELPING ACTIVITY: UAITING FOR RELATED TRAVEL
499. OTJER PERSDNAL TRAVEL; 'IRAVEL RELATED TO OTHER PER.SONAL CARE ACTIVITIES UAITING FOR RELATED TRAVEL; TRAVEL, NA PURPCSE CP TRIP - E.G., "WENT TO NEKPHIS" (NO FURTHER EXPLANATIOK GIVEN)
23UCATION AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING ------- - ------- -
509. STUDENT (FULL-TIME); ATTENDING CLASSES, SCHOOL IF FULL-TIME SPUDENT (CHECK CS, PAGE 27 TO DETERUINE IF FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME)
519. gTJEB CLASSES, COURSES, LECTURES, ACADEEIC OR PRDFESSIONAL: R NOT A FULL-TIl!lE STUDEFiT OR NA YHEPHER A STUDENT
549. HO8EYOP.K. SYUDYING;RESEARCR, READING, RELATED TO CLASSES Ok E'ROFESSIOB, EXCEPT FOR CURRENT JOB (CJDE 079): "WENT TO THE LIBRARY"
565. OTTER EDUCATION 549. RELATED TRAVEL: TRAVEL RELATED TO EDUCATION CODED
ABDVE; PAITING FOR RELATEC TRAVEL
3dGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES ---------- -------
VJLUNTEER, HELPING ORGANIZATIONS: HCSPITAL VOLUNTEER GROUP, JiITED FUBD, RED CROSS, BIG BROTHER/SISTER
b31. ATPENDIIG BEETINGS OF VOLUNTEER, HELPING OBGANI- ZAEXONS
632. OFFICER YORK: YORK AS AN OFFICER OF VOLUNTEER, HELPING ORGANIZATIONS, R BUST IECICATE HE/SHE IS AN DFFICER TO BE CODED EiERE
533. FUND BAISING ACTIVITIES AS A BEUBER OF VOLUNTEER HELPIiYG ORGANIZATION, CCLLECTING IlONEY, PLANNING A CDLLECTION DRIVE
634. DIRECT HELP TO INDIVIDUALS CR GROUPS AS A BEBBER OF VOLURTEER EELPING ORGANIZATIONS; VISITING, BRINGING FODD, DRIVING
635. OTSER ACTIVITIES AS A BEUBER OF VOLUNTEER HELPING OR;ANIZATXJIS, INCLUDING SCCIAL EVENTS AND REALS
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RELIGIOUS PRACTICE 651. ATTENDING SERVICES OF A CAURCH OR SYNAGOGUE,
INCLUDING PARTICIPATING IN TRE SERVICE; OSHERIRG, SIRSING IN CROIR, LEADING YOUTH GROUP, GOING TO
, cm I? CH, FUNERALS 652. INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE: RELIGTCUS PRACTICE CARRIED
OUr AS AE INDIVIDUAL OR IN A SEALL GROUP; PRAYING, UEDITATING, BIBLE STUDY GROUP (NOT AT CHURCA), VISITING GRAVES
LtSLIGIOUS GE3UPS 641. KEErINGS: EELIGICUS HELPING GROUPS: ATTEBDING
UEETINGS OF HELPING-ORIENTED CHURCH GROUPS-- LADIES AID, CIRCLE, EISSICNARY SOCIETY, KBIGHTS OF COLUKBUS
642. OTHER ACTIVITIES: RELIGIOUS RELPTRG GROUPS: OTHER ACI'IVII'IES AS A EEEBER CF GROUPS LISTED IN 641 IN- CLUDIBG SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND REALS
643. MEELINGS: OTHER CHURCH GROUPS: ATTENDING EEETINGS OF CHURCH GROUP, NOT PRINARILY HELPING-ORIENTED, OR IA IF HELPING-ORIENTED
6U4. OTSER ACTIVITIES, OTHER CEUBCH GROUPS: OTHER ACrIVITIES AS A UEEBER OF CAURCH GROUPS WHICH ARE NOP HELPINS ORIENTED OR NA IF AELPING, INCLUDING SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND REALS: CHOIR PRACTICE; BIBLE CLASS
PiiUFESSIONiL/UNION OCiGhAIZATIONS: SYATE EDUCATION ASSOCI- APION; AFL-CI3: TEAHSL'ERS
601. BEEPINGS; PROFESSIONAL/UNICN: ATTENDING HEETINGS OF PROFESSIDNAL OR UNXON GRCUPS
602. OT3ER ACTIVITIES, PROFESSIONAL/UNION: OTHER ACrKVITIES AS A HEEBER CF A PROFESSIONAL OR UNION GAXIUP INCLUDING SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND HEALS
. CRILD/YUUTH/PAHILY OEEhRIZhTIONS: PTA, PTO; BOY/GIRL S,OJTS; LITTLE LEAGUE: YUCA/YYCA: SCACCL VOLUNTEER
671. HEEZ INGS, FAHILY ORGANIZATICNS: ATTENDING UEETINGS OF CHLLD/Y3UTH/FAl'lILY ORIFNTED ORGANIZATIONS
672. OTHER ACTIVITIES, FAEILY ORGANIZATIONS: OTRER ACrIVITIES AS A MEHBER OF CRILD/YOUTH/FAEILY ORIENTED OElGARIZATIONS INCLUDING SOCIAL ACTIVI- TIES AND UEALS
FRArEhNhL ORSANIZATI3NS: KOOSE, VFW, RIYARIS, LIONS, ,LVlTAN, CHABBEB OF CDHKERCE, SHRINERS, AERRICAN LEGION
661. KEErIiiGs, FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS; ATTENDING MEET- 1N;S OF FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
662. OTKER ACTIVITIES, FRATERRAL ORGANIZATIONS; OTBER ACrIVITIES AS A EEEBER CF FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING SDCIAL ACTIVITXES AND RELPING ACTIVITIES AND UEALS
? PaLIrICAL Phll’Y AND CIVIC PARTICIFATION: CITIZENS' GROUPS, YJUN; DEEOCRAPS, YOURG REPUBLICANS, RACICAL POLITICAL .itioiJl?s, CIVIC DUTIES
621. HEEP INGS, P3LITICAL/CITIZEN ORGANIZATIONS: ATTEND- ING KEEPIBGS OF A POLITICAL PARTY OR CITIZEN GR3UP, INCLJDING CITY COUNCIL
622. OTYER ACTIVITIES, POLITICAL/CITIZEN ORGANIZATIONS; OTBER PARTLCIPATION IN POLITICAL PARTY AND cXrLzENs* SROUPS, INCLUDING SOCIAL ACTIVITIES, VOrING, JURY DUTY, BELPING YITE ELECTION, AND UEALS
5i'ECIAL INTEREST/IDENrITY ORGANIZATICNS (INCLUDING GROUPS d&SE0 061 SEX, RACE, NPTIONAL ORIGIN): NOW; NAACP: POLISH- AMERICAN SOCIETY; NEISHBORHOOD, BLOCK ORGANIZATTONS: CR ;i..;)ups; BEti'S RAPS; SEEIOR CITIZENS; REIGHT WATCHERS
61 1. HEETINCS: IDENTITY ORGANIZATIONS: ATTENDING EEET- INS.5 OF SPECIAL INTEREST, IDENTITY ORGANIZATIONS
512. OTHER ACTIVITIES, IDESTITY CRGANIZATIONS: OTHER ACPIVITIES AS A KEEBER CP A SPECIAL INTEREST, IDENTITY ORGANIZATION, INCLUDING SOCIAL ACTIVYTIES AND NEALS +
3LtiER, BISCELLArYEOUS DRGANIZATYONS, DCN'T FIT ABOVE 689. OTHER 3RGANtZATIONS: ANY ACTIVITIES AS A HEBBER OP
AN DRGANIZATION NOT FITTING INTO ABOVE CATEGORIES: (HEETINSS AND OTHER ACTIVI'IIES INCLUDED HERE)
FRAVEL RELATED TO ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES 598. TRAVEL (HELPING): TRAVEL RELATED TO DIRECT HELP
AS A MEfiBER OF A VOLUNTEER (HELPING) ORGANIZATION (C3DE 634): INCLUDING TRAVEL WHICH IS THE HELPING ACXIVITY, YAITING FOR RPLATED TRAVEL
699. TRAVEL (OTHER ORGANIZATION-RELATED): TRAVEL RE- LAZED T3 ALL OTHER ORGANIZATIORAL ACTTVITIES; iiALl'ING FOR RELATED TSAVEL
LiiTEii~hINEENI~SOCIhL ACTIVITIES ----------- ---- ----
BTrENDING SPECTACLES, EVERTS 709. SPDRTS; ATrENDING SPORTS EVEYTS: FOOTBALL, BASKET-
BALL, HOCKEY, ETC. 729. MOVIES: "VENT TO TBE SHCSI" 739. THEATRE, OPERA, CONCERT, EALLET 74 9. KUSEUKS, ARr GALLERIES, EXHIBITIONS, ZOOS 719. KISCELLANEDJS SPECTACLES/EVENTS: CIRCUS, FAIRS,
ROCK CONCERYS, ACCIDENTS
.
SDCIALIZING 752. VISITING YIPR OTHERS: SCCIALIZING WITH PEOPLE
OTBER PHAR R'S OWN HH EEEBERS EITHER AT R‘S BORE OR ANOPHER HOBE (VISITING CN TAE PHONE, CODE 961) ; TALKING/CHATTING IN THE COETEXT OF RECEIV- IN; A VISIP OR PAYING A VISIT
769. PARTY; RECEPTION 771. AT BAR: COCKTAIL LOUNGE, NIGHTCLUB: SOCIALIZING OR
, HOPINti TO SDCIALIZE AT BAR, LOUNGE 772. DANCIRG 789. OTYER EVENTS: OTHER EVENTS OR SOCIALIZING, DOR'T
FIF ABOVE 799. RELATED TRAVEL: WAITING FOR RELATED TRAVEL
&?D_WTS Au &gIVE LEISURE - ----
388. CLASSES/LESSORS FOR ANY ACYIVITY, 801-889
ACTIVE SPORTS 301. FOJTBALL, BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, VOLLEYBALL, HOCKEY 302. TENNIS, SQUASH, RACKETBALL, PADDLEBALL 603. GOLF, HINIATURX GOLF 804. SYT!lNXN;, YATERSKIING 805. SKIIRG, SKAr ING 806. BOLILINS: PODL, PING-PONG, PINBALL tio7. FRISBEE, CATCH dO8. EXERCISES, YOGA
;Jiii‘ OF DOORS till. HUNTING b12. $ISHIRG 813. EOATING, SAILING, CANOEING 814. CAUPING, AT THE BEACH 815. SNDWtlOBILINS, DUNE-BUGGIES d16. GLIDING, BALLOONING, LEAPING OFF RIGH BUILDINGS,
FLYING 817. EXC;IRSI3YS, PLEASURE DRIVES (NO DESTINATION),
RIDES RITH THE FAHILY dl8. PICRICKING
iALKING, BIKING 821. WALKING FOR PLEASURE 822. HIKING 823. JOSGING, RUNRING 824. BICYCLING 825. KOT3RCYCLING 826. HORSEBACK RIDING
K3BBIES 831. PHDl!OGRAPHY 332. UORKING ON CARS-- NOT NECESSARY TO THEIR RUNNIRG;
CUSTOHIZINS, PAINTING 833. HORIING OR 3R REPAIRING LEISURE TIEE EQUXPEENT
(REPAIRING THE BOAT, "SCRTIRG OUT FISHING TACKLE") tJ34. COLLECTIORS, SCRAPBOOKS 635. CARPENTRY AND YOODYORKING (AS A HOBBY)
DJtlESTIC CRAFTS 341. PRESERVING POODSTKIFPS (CAANING, PICKLING) 842. KNITTING, NEEDLE-YORK, PEAVING, CROCHETING (IN-
GLIDING CLASSES), CREWEL, EHBEOXDERY, QUILTING, QUILLIN;, MACEABE
843. SEEIIG 644. CAEE OF ANIUALS/LIVESTOCK BBEN R TS NOT A FARMER
(PETS C3DE 172; "FARBER" CCCE 012, HORK) , hiiT C LITEBATUBE
857. SCULPTURE, PAINTING, POTTING, DRAFTING 852. LIPERATURE, POETRY, URITING (NOT LETTERS), YRIT-
Iti: A DIARY
ClUSXC/THEATRE/DANCE Bbl. PLAYING A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, UHISTLING 862. SINSING, HURBING 863. ACI’ING (REHEARSAL FOR PLAY) 864. NON-SO:IAL DANCING (BALLET, I'IODERII DANCE, BODY
!lOV ELIENT)
GAMES 871. PLAYING CARD GANES (BRIDGE, POKER) 872. PLAYINS BOARD GA!'lES (MONOPOLY, YAHTZEE, ETC.),
BINSO, DOClfNOES 873. PLAXING SOZIAL GA!?ES (SCAVENGER BUNTS) 874. PUZZLES 889. OTRER-- ACTIVE LEISURE $95. RELATED TRAVEL: TRAVEL RELATED TO SPORTS AND
ACrIVE LEISURE; WAITING FOR RELATED TRAVEL; VAZATION TRAVEL -3
.
939.
441. Y59. 942. 361.
962.
963.
979. 981. 482. 383.
989. 999.
RADIO TV EiECJRDS, TAPES, "LISTENING PO MUSIC," LISTENING TO OTREBS PLAYING A MISICAL INSTBUllENT READING BODLS (CURRENT JOB RELATED, CODE 079; PRO- FESSIONALLY OR CLASS RELATED, CODE 549) READIYG HAShZINES, REVIERS, PAMPHLETS READING NEWSPAPERS READING NA UHAT; OR OTHER PHJNE CDNVERSATIONS-- NOT CODED ELSEYHEBE, INCLUD- ING ALL VISITING BY PHONE OT3ER TALKING/CONVERSATIONS: FACE-TO-FACE COIVER- SAI!IONS, NOT CODED ELSEPHERB (IP CHILDREN IN 88 ONLY, 23DE 239): VISITING OTHER THAN 752 OR 963 CO!fVERSATIDtiS WITH HH l!lEIfBERS OILY: ADULTS ONLY OR CHILDREN AND ADULTS LETTERS (READING OR WRITING): READING flAIL RELAXING THINKING, PLANNING: REFLECTING "DDIUG NOTHING," "SAT"; JUST SAT: (IF "SAT AND . .." TAEN DELETE "SAT AND") OTRER PASSIVE LEISURE, SHCKING DOPE RELATED TRAVEL: YAITING FOR RELATED TRAVEL
ItLSSING DATA CODES ------- -- ---
484. ACTIVITIES 3F OTHERS REPORTED--R'S ACTIVITY NOT SPECIFIED
481. ,NA KCTIVITIES; A TIRE GAP CP GREATER THAN 10 MINUTES
000. NO ACTIVITY; A GAP IN THE DIARY CREATED BY REAR- iiAN; INS ACTlVITIES IN CODING OR CHECK CODING
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NOTE 1: 1965 ACTIVITY CODE "FILE copy - DO NO'I R-&o=
-WORK;mIG TX?52 ALND TIME CONNECTED TO IT 03-09) l NORYAL PROFESSIONAL WORK 4 (OUT IDE fIOPlE1
0”;: ? 33.
04.
05. 06. 07.
08.
Q9.
NORYAL PROFESSIONAL WORK AT HONE OR BRbUGHT HOHE OVERTIRE IF IT CAR BE SPECIFICALLY ISOLATED PRO3 JO DISPLACEilERTS DURIRG UORK IF THEY CAU BE SPECIPICALLY ISOLATED PRON 00 ARY YAITING OR IRTERRUPTIOR DURING WORKING TIME IF IT CAR BE ISOLATED man wo2~ (E.G.-DUE TO SUPPLY SHORTAGE. BREAKDORIS OF HACHINES.ETCI \ UNDECLARED, AUXILIARY, ETC. RORK EEAL AT TEE UORKPLACE TIRE SPENT AT THE UORKPLACE BEFORE STARTING OR AFTER YORK REGULAR BREAKS AND PRESCRIBED NON-WORKING PERIODS ETC DURING WORKTIBE TRAVEL TO (NOT PRO,r) RORKPLACE. INCLUDING UAITIRG FOR BEANS OF 'IRANSPORI
DOlESJTIC UORK (10-19) . PREPARATIOR AND COOKING OF FOOD
11. WASBKHG UP AND PUTTING AFlAY THE DISHES 12. IRDOOR CLEARING (SYEEPING, RASHIRG, BED-KAKING) 13. OUTDOOR CLEANING (SIDEWALK, DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE) 14. LAUNDEY,I§ONING
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15. REPAIR OR UPKEEP OF CLOTEES,SEOES,UNDERWEA3 .\ 16. OTE2E REPAIRS ABD HOCIE OPERATIONS
17. GARDENING, ANIKAL CARE (THESE ARE TO BE RECORDED AS 'DOBESTIC WORK' ONLY IF NO’I PART OF PROFESSIONAL UO2K OR GAINFUL EfiPLOYKENT.)
18. HEAT AND WATER SUPPLIES-UPKEEP 19. OTHERS (E.G. DEALIRG WITH BILLS AND VARIOUS
OTEIER PAPERS, USUAL CARE TO HOUSEBOLD HEMBERS,ETC.)
. CARE2;0 CHILDREN . CARE TO d 82%::)
21. 22.
23.
24. 25. 26.
27. 28, 29.
CARE TO OLDER CEILDREN SUPERVISION OP SCHOOL UORK (EXERCISES ARD LESSORS) BEADTUG OF TALES OR OTHER NON-SCHOOL BOOKS TO CHILDREN, CONVERSATIONS WITH CBILDRER INDOOR GAHES AND aANUAL INSTRUCTION OUTDOOR GIBES AND WALKS REDICAL CAR2 (VISITING TEE CHILDRENS' DOCTOR OR DENTIST, OR OTHER ACTIVI'IES RZLATED TO THE EEALTE OF CEILDREN) OTHERS NOT TO BE USED TRAVEL TO ACCOUPANY CHILDREN ISCLUDING WAITING FOR HEANS OF TRANSPORT
-
PURC;;SIRG OF GOODS AND SERVICES (30-39) . PURCHASIXG OP EVERYDAY CONSlInER GOODS AND
PRODUCTS 31. PURCRASIRG OF DURABLE CONSURER GOODS 32, PESSOIAL CARE OUTSIDE BCBE (E.G. HAIRDRESSER) 33. HEDICAL CA3? OUTSXDE HONE
AD?lINISTRATIVE SERVICES, OFFICES EEPAIR AND OTHER SERVICES (E.G. LADNDBY,
! ELECTRICIPX, MECHANICS)
36. YAXTIRG. QDEOEIIG FOR THE PURCHASE OF GOODS AND SERVICES
37. OTHERS 38. NOT 'IO BE USED 39. TRAVELLXNG CORNECTED TO THE ABOVE BENTIONED
ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING PAITING FOE MEANS OF TRANSPORT
PRIVATE NEEDS: MEALS AID SLEEP ETC.' (PRIVATE AND NON-DESCEIBED ACTIVITIES) (4-49)
40. PERSONAL RXGIENE, DRESSING (GETTING UP, GOING TO BXD, ETC.)
41. PERSONAL MEDICAL CARE AT BONE 42. CARE GIVER TO ADULTS, IF NOI INCLUDED IN
EOUSEHOLD UOBK 43. flEALS AID SXACKS AT BOKE 44. BEALS OUTSIDE HOBE OR TBE CANTEEN (A NUHBEE OF
SPECIAL TYPES OF MEALS OUTSIDE HO8E AYD THE CANTEEB HAVE SPECIAL CODES, DIFFERENT PROtl THIS: SEE URDER "SPECTACLES, ENTERTAINBENT, SOCIAL LIFE", ESPECIALLY CODES 7 1,76-78)
45. NIGHT SLEEP (ESSENTIAL) 46. DAYTIKE SLEEP (INCIDENTAL) 47. NAP OR REST 48. PRIVATE ACTIVITIES, NON-DESCRIBED, OTHEES 49, TRAVELLING CONNECTED TO THE ABOVE BENTIONED
ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING WAXTXNG FOR BEANS OF TRARSPORT
ADUL;oEDUCATION AND PROFESSIORAL TRAINING 50-59 . PULL TIi?iE ATTENDANCE TO CLASSES ( J B NDERG ADUATE
51.
52. 53. 54.
55.
56. 57. 58. 59.
08 POST-GRADUATE STUDEET), STUDIES BEING THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVXTY REDUCED PROGRAUS OF PROFESSIONAL OR SPECIAL TRAINING COURSES (INCLUDING AFTER WORK CLASSES ORGANIZED BY THE PLANT OR ENTERPRISE IN QUESTION) ATTENDANCE TO LECTURES (OCCASIONALLY) PROGBANS OF POLITICAL OR UNICN TRAINING COURSE HOBEWORK PREPARED FOB DIFFERENT COURSES AND LECTURES (IRCLUDING RELATED RESEARCH WORK AID SELF-INSTRUCTION) READING OP SCIENTIFIC REVIEUS OF BCOKS FOE PERSONAL INSTRUCTION OTHERS NOT TO BE USED NOT TO BE USED TRAVELLIBG CONYECTED TO THE ABOVE BENTIONED ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING WAITING FOR BEANS OF TRANSPORT
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CIVI;t&AND COLLECTIVE PARTICIPATION ACTIVITITIES (60-69) . PABTICIPATIOR AS HEHBER OF A PARTY, OF A UNION,
ETC. 61. VOLUNTARY ACTIVITY AS AN ELECTED OFFICIAL OF A
SOCIAL OR POLITICAL ORGANIZATION 62. PARTICIPATION IR IlEETINGS OTHER THAN THOSE
COVERED BY 60 AND 61 63. NON-PAID COLLECTIVE. CIVIC ACTIVITY (E.G.
, VOLUNTEERS) 64. PARTICIPATION IN RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 65, EELIGIOUS FEACTICE AND ATTENDING RELIGIOUS
CEREKONIES 66. PABTICIPATIOR IN VARIOUS FACTORY CCUNCILS
(COKaITTEES, CORHISSIONS) 67. PARTICIPATION IN OTHER ASSOCIATIONS (FAMILY,
PARENT, CIILITABY, ETC.) 68. OTHERS 69. TRAVELLING CONNECTED TO THE ABOVE BEITIONED
ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING WAITING FOR ?lEANS OF TRANSPORT
.SPEC;;CLES, ERTESTAINBENT, SOCIAL LIFE (70-79) . ATTENDING A SPORTS EVENT
71. CIRCUS, HUSIC-BALL, DADCING, SHOW, NIGHT-CLUB (INCLUDING A BEAL IN TEE ENTERTAINfiENT LOCAL)
72. BUVIES 73. THEATRE, CONCERT, OPERA 74. HUSEUB, EXHIBITION 75, RECEIVING VISIT OF FRIENDS OR VISITING FRIENDS 76. PARTY OR RECEPTIONS (OTHER TBAN THOSE UENTIONED
ABOVE) 77. ChPE' , BAR, TEAROOM 78, ATTENDING RECEPTIONS (OTRER THAN THOSE
MENTIONED ABOVE) 79. TRAVELLING CONNECTED TO THE ABOVE 1ENTIONED
ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING WAITING POB BEANS OF TRANSPORT
SPOR;; AND ACTIVE LEISURE (80-89 . PRACTICE A SPORT AND PH b SICAL EXERCISE
81. 82. 83. 84.
85.
86. 87. 88. 89.
EXCUBSIORS, BUNTING, FISHING WALKS TECHNICAL HUBBIES, COLLECTIONS LADIES' YORK (CONPECTION, NEEDLE WORK, DRESStlAKING.KNITTING, ETC.) ARTISTIC CREATIONS (SCULPTURE, PAINTING, POTTERY, LITERATURE, EZC.) PLAYING A HUSICAL INSTHUBENT, SINGING SOCIETY GANES OTHERS TRAVELLING CONNECTED TO TBE ABOVE RENTIONED ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING YAITING FOR HEANS OF TRANSPORT
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(
PASS;;E LEISURE Igo-99) . LISTENING TO TRE RADIO
E: VATCHIYG TELEVISIOB LISTEYING TO RECORDS
93. READING BOOKS 94. READING EEVIER. PERIODICALS, PABPHLETS ETC. 95, READIRG NEUSPAPER 96. CONVERSATIONS, INCLUDING TELEPHONE CONVERSATION 97. WRITING PRIVATE COBRESPONDENCE 98. RELAXING, REFLECTING, THINKING, PLANNING, DOING
NOTHING. NO VISIBLE ACTIVITY 99. T%AVELLING CONYECTED TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED
ACTIVITIBS, IRCLUDING WAITING POR BEANS OP T%AlSPORT
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