HHID HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Character Width: 6 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
18167 000003-213479. Household Identification Number
PN RESPONDENT PERSON IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Character Width: 3 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
10033 010. Person Identifier
398 011. Person Identifier
10 012. Person Identifier
5516 020. Person Identifier
85 021. Person Identifier
5 022. Person Identifier
841 030. Person Identifier
31 031. Person Identifier
1 032. Person Identifier
1203 040. Person Identifier
42 041. Person Identifier
2 042. Person Identifier
HSUBHH 2002 SUB HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Character Width: 1 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
17305 0. Original sample household - no split from divorce or separation
of spouses or partners
456 1. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
339 2. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
17 5. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 1 or 2
2 6. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 1 or 2
48 7. Reunited household - respondents from split household reunite
GSUBHH 2000 SUB HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Character Width: 1 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
17490 0. Original sample household - no split from divorce or separation
of spouses or partners
356 1. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
275 2. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 0 and new
spouse or partner, if any
11 5. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 1 or 2
1 6. Split household - one half of couple from SUBHH 1 or 2
34 7. Reunited household - respondents from split household reunite
HPN_SP 2002 SPOUSE/PARTNER PERSON NUMBER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Character Width: 3 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
5033 010. Person Identifier
371 011. Person Identifier
9 012. Person Identifier
4531 020. Person Identifier
78 021. Person Identifier
4 022. Person Identifier
720 030. Person Identifier
28 031. Person Identifier
2 032. Person Identifier
1034 040. Person Identifier
40 041. Person Identifier
3 042. Person Identifier
5 811. New Spouse of Non-Original Respondent
2 821. New Spouse of Non-Original Respondent
1 831. New Spouse of Non-Original Respondent
1 841. New Spouse of Non-Original Respondent
6305 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
HCSR 2002 WHETHER COVERSHEET RESPONDENT
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
12350 1. YES
197 3. 2nd Coverscreen R, answers not retained
5620 5. NO
HFAMR 2002 WHETHER FAMILY RESPONDENT
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
12347 1. Family R
12 3. 2nd Family R, answers not retained
5808 5. Non-Family R
HFINR 2002 WHETHER FINANCIAL RESPONDENT
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
12319 1. Financial R
9 3. 2nd Financial R, answers not retained
5839 5. Non-Financial R
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP002 P002 - EXPECTATIONS INTRO
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P002_ Ref 2000: G4982
Next I have some questions about how likely you think various events might be.
When I ask a question I'd like for you to give me a number from 0 to 100,
where '0' means that you think there is absolutely no chance, and '100' means
that you think the event is absolutely sure to happen. For example, no one can
ever be sure about tomorrow's weather, but if you think that rain is very
unlikely tomorrow, you might say that there is a 10 percent chance of rain. If
you think there is a very good chance that it will rain tomorrow, you might
say that there is an 80 percent chance of rain.
..................................................................................
15932 1. CONTINUE
30 8. DK (Don't Know)
70 9. RF (Refused)
2135 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP003 EXPECTATIONS PRACTICE QUESTION
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P003_ Ref 2000: G4983
Let's try an example together and start with the weather. What do you think
are the chances that it will be sunny tomorrow? ('100' means 'a 100 percent
chance of sunny weather.' And you can say any number from 0 to 100.)
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
15667 0 100 69.73 30.51 2048
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308 998. DK (Don't Know)
144 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP004 EXPEC - INFLATION VS. INCOME
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P004_ Ref 2000: G4984
What do you think are the chances that your income will keep up with inflation
for the next five years?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
14866 0 100 44.82 33.03 2048
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1075 998. DK (Don't Know)
178 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP005 WILL R LEAVE INHERITANCE - $10K
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P005_ Ref 2000: G4985
Including property and other valuables that you might own, what are the
chances that you (and your (husband/wife/partner)) will leave an inheritance
totaling $10,000 or more?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
15317 0 100 68.94 39.33 2048
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532 998. DK (Don't Know)
270 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND ((P005_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P005_ <> REFUSAL))
AND (((P005_ <> 0) AND P005_ <> NONRESPONSE) AND P005_ <> EMPTY)
HP006 WILL R LEAVE INHERITANCE - $100K
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P006_ Ref 2000: G4987
What are the chances that you (and your (husband/wife/partner)) will leave an
inheritance totaling $100,000 or more?
IWER: INCLUDE PROPERTIES AND OTHER VALUABLE ITEMS AS WELL AS MONEY HERE
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
12584 0 100 52.69 42.20 5339
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179 998. DK (Don't Know)
65 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND ((P005_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P005_ <> REFUSAL))
AND (((P005_ <> 0) AND P005_ <> NONRESPONSE) AND P005_ <> EMPTY)
AND ((P006_ > 0) AND P006_ <> NONRESPONSE)
HP059 CHANCE R/SP LEAVE INHERIT OF $500K/MORE
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P059_
What are the chances that you (and your (husband/wife/partner)) will leave an
inheritance totaling $500,000 or more?
IWER: INCLUDE PROPERTIES AND OTHER VALUABLE ITEMS AS WELL AS MONEY HERE
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
9158 0 100 26.51 35.81 8860
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110 998. DK (Don't Know)
39 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND ((P005_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P005_ <> REFUSAL))
AND ((P006_ <> RESPONSE) AND P006_ <> NONRESPONSE)
HP007 WILL R LEAVE ANY INHERITANCE
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P007_ Ref 2000: G4988
What are the chances that you (and your (husband/wife/partner)) will leave any
inheritance?
IWER: INCLUDE PROPERTIES AND OTHER VALUABLE ITEMS AS WELL AS MONEY HERE
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
2421 0 100 14.47 29.47 15678
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66 998. DK (Don't Know)
2 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP008 WILL R RECEIVE ANY INHERITANCE NEXT 10YR
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P008_ Ref 2000: G4989
And how about the chances that you will receive an inheritance during the next
10 years?
IWER: INCLUDE PROPERTIES AND OTHER VALUABLE ITEMS AS WELL AS MONEY HERE
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
15558 0 100 12.35 28.30 2048
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343 998. DK (Don't Know)
218 999. RF (Refused)
Assign:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND ((((P004_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P004_ <> REFUSAL)) OR ((P005_ <> DONTKNOW) AND
(P005_ <> REFUSAL))) OR ((P008_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P008_ <> REFUSAL))
OR NOT ((((P004_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P004_ <> REFUSAL)) OR ((P005_ <> DONTKNOW)
AND (P005_ <> REFUSAL))) OR ((P008_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P008_ <> REFUSAL))))
HP009 CHECKPOINT - R CAN DO PROBABILITY SCALES
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P009_CanDoProbScales Ref 2000: G4990
..................................................................................
341 0. NO
15789 1. YES
2037 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (((P008_ <> 0) AND (P008_ <> DONTKNOW)) AND (P008_ <> REFUSAL))
HP010 RS EXPECTED AMOUNT OF INHERITANCE
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 8 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P010_ Ref 2000: G4991
About how large do you expect that inheritance to be?
IWER: DO NOT PROBE DK/RF
AMOUNT:
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
2086 0 40000000 149638.89 1222998.05 14448
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1583 99999998. DK (Don't Know)
50 99999999. RF (Refused)
HP011 RS EXPECTED AMT OF INHERITANCE - MIN
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 7 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P011_
P011_-P013_ Unfolding Sequence
Question text: Would it amount to less than $______, more than $______, or
what?
PROCEDURE: UNFM_2Up1down
BREAKPOINTS: 10000, 50000, 250000, 1000000
..................................................................................
960 0. Value of Breakpoint
97 10000. Value of Breakpoint
250 10001. Value of Breakpoint
82 50000. Value of Breakpoint
167 50001. Value of Breakpoint
18 250000. Value of Breakpoint
48 250001. Value of Breakpoint
7 1000000. Value of Breakpoint
4 1000001. Value of Breakpoint
16534 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
HP012 RS EXPECTED AMT OF INHERITANCE - MAX
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 8 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P012_
..................................................................................
411 9999. Value of Breakpoint
97 10000. Value of Breakpoint
303 49999. Value of Breakpoint
82 50000. Value of Breakpoint
155 249999. Value of Breakpoint
18 250000. Value of Breakpoint
46 999999. Value of Breakpoint
7 1000000. Value of Breakpoint
514 10000000. Value of Breakpoint
16534 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
HP013 RS EXPECTED AMT OF INHERITANCE - RESULT
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 2 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P013_
..................................................................................
97. Data Not Available
523 98. DK (Don't Know)
46 99. RF (Refused)
17598 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piJ020_WorkforPay = YES) AND (piJ021_EmpSelfOth <> SLFEMPD))
HP014 LIKELIHOOD R WILL LOSE JOB
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P014_ Ref 2000: G4996
Sometimes people are permanently laid off from jobs that they want to keep. On
the same scale from 0 to 100 where 0 equals absolutely no chance and 100
equals absolutely certain, what are the chances that you will lose your job
during the next year?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
4128 0 100 16.22 24.88 13947
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86 998. DK (Don't Know)
6 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piJ020_WorkforPay = YES) AND (piJ021_EmpSelfOth <> SLFEMPD))
HP015 LIKELIHOOD R WILL FIND ANOTHER JOB
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P015_ Ref 2000: G4997
Suppose you were to lose your job this month. What do you think are the
chances that you could find an equally good job in the same line of work
within the next few months?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
4129 0 100 46.80 36.60 13947
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86 998. DK (Don't Know)
5 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (piJ020_WorkforPay <> YES)
HP016 LIKELIHOOD R WILL WORK FOR PAY
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P016_ Ref 2000: G4998
(On this same 0 to 100 scale), what are the chances that you will be working
for pay at some time in the future?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
10221 0 100 9.13 22.04 7872
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64 998. DK (Don't Know)
10 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (piJ020_WorkforPay = YES)
AND (piA019_RAge < 63)
HP017 LIKELIHOOD R WILL WORK AFTER AGE 62
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P017_ Ref 2000: G5002
IF R WORKS FOR SOMEONE ELSE (G3/J021=1):
(Thinking about work in general and not just your present job,) what do you
think the chances are that you will be working full-time after you reach age
62?
OTHERWISE:
What do you think the chances are that you will be working full-time after you
reach age 62?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
996 ALREADY AGE 62
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
3179 0 100 51.65 38.67 14872
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76 996. ALREADY AGE 62
40 998. DK (Don't Know)
999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (piJ020_WorkforPay = YES)
AND (((P017_ <> 0) AND P017_ <> NONRESPONSE) AND P017_ <> EMPTY)
AND (piA019_RAge < 66)
HP018 LIKELIHOOD R WILL WORK AFTER AGE 65
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P018_ Ref 2000: G5003
And what about the chances that you will be working full-time after you reach
age 65?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
996 ALREADY AGE 65
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
2609 0 100 37.17 33.83 15537
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1 996. ALREADY AGE 65
20 998. DK (Don't Know)
999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (piJ020_WorkforPay = YES)
HP019 CHANCE HEALTH LIMIT ACTIVITY - NEXT 10YR
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P019_ Ref 2000: G5004
What about the chances that your health will limit your work activity during
the next 10 years?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
996 ALREADY LIMITS WORK ACTIVITY
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
5233 0 100 42.84 28.15 12684
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8 996. ALREADY LIMITS WORK ACTIVITY
230 998. DK (Don't Know)
12 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piJ505_LookingForWork = YES) OR (piJ517_DoingFindWrk = YES))
HP020 CHANCE R WILL FIND DESIRED JOB IN FEW MO
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P020_ Ref 2000: G5006
You told us earlier that you were looking for a new job. On this 0 to 100
scale, what are the chances that you will find a job like the one you're
looking for within the next few months?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
573 0 100 51.49 33.70 17580
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14 998. DK (Don't Know)
999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piA019_RAge > 64) OR (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
HP021 CHANCE R WILL MOVE IN NEXT 2 YEARS
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P021_ Ref 2000: G5010
Now using the same scale as before where '0' is absolutely no chance and '100'
means that it is absolutely certain, please tell me what you think are the
chances that you will move in the next two years?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
9164 0 100 14.70 26.71 8829
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166 998. DK (Don't Know)
8 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piA019_RAge > 64) OR (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
AND (P021_ > 59)
HP022 WOULD R MOVE TO ANOTHER STATE?
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P022_ Ref 2000: G5011
Do you think you will move to another state?
..................................................................................
182 1. YES
505 5. NO
22 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
17458 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Assign:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piA019_RAge > 64) OR (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
AND (P021_ > 59)
AND (P022_ = YES)
AND (NOT (puP023_.puState = 98)
OR puP023_.puState = 98)
AND (NOT (puP023_.puState = 99)
OR puP023_.puState = 99)
HP023M MOVE TO WHICH OTHER STATE? - MASKED
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 2 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P023_ Ref 2000: G5012M
Which state?
STATE:
User Note: Code categories have been collapsed to protect participant
confidentiality.
..................................................................................
9 1. Northeast Region: New England Division (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT)
12 2. Northeast Region: Middle Atlantic Division (NY, NJ, PA)
16 3. Midwest Region: East North Central Division (OH, IN, IL, MI,
WI)
4 4. Midwest Region: West North Central Division (MN, IA, MO, ND,
SD, NE, KS)
73 5. South Region: South Atlantic Division (DE, MD, DC, VA, WV, NC,
SC, GA, FL)
3 6. South Region: East South Central Division (KY, TN, AL, MS)
8 7. South Region: West South Central Division (AR, LA, OK, TX)
22 8. West Region: Mountain Division (MT, ID, WY, CO, NM, AZ, UT, NV)
18 9. West Region: Pacific Division (WA, OR, CA, AK, HI)
10. U.S., NA state
16 11. Foreign Country: Not in a Census Division (includes
U.S.territories)
96. Same State (see questionnaire)
97. OTHER COUNTRY
98. DK (don't know); NA (not ascertained)
99. RF (refused)
17986 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piA019_RAge > 64) OR (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
AND (P021_ > 59)
HP025 TYPE OF HOME R THINKS WILL MOVE INTO
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P025_ Ref 2000: G5015
Do you think you will buy or build a home, rent, move in with someone else or
what?
..................................................................................
319 1. BUY OR BUILD
243 2. RENT
101 3. MOVE IN WITH SOMEONE ELSE
42 8. DK (Don't Know)
4 9. RF (Refused)
17458 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piA019_RAge > 64) OR (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
AND (P021_ > 59)
AND (P025_ = MOVEINWITHSOMEONEELSE)
HP026 WHOM R THINKS WILL LIVE WITH
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P026_ Ref 2000: G5016
With whom would you live?
..................................................................................
53 1. CHILD
1 2. PARENT
16 3. OTHER RELATIVE; friend
18 5. ASSISTED LIVING OR OTHER LONG TERM CARE FACILITY
11 7. OTHER (SPECIFY)
2 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
18066 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (piA019_RAge < 66)
HP028 CHANCE R WILL LIVE TO BE AGE 75 OR MORE
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P028_ Ref 2000: G5018
(What is the percent chance) that you will live to be 75 or more?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
6855 0 100 66.26 28.18 10967
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326 998. DK (Don't Know)
19 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (NOT ((P028_ = RESPONSE) AND (P028_ = 0)) AND (piA019_RAge < 90))
HP029 CHANCE R WILL LIVE TO 80/85/90/95/100
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P029_ Ref 2000: G5020
(What is the percent chance) that you will live to be 80/85/90/95/100) or
more?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
14145 0 100 49.59 31.66 2943
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1027 998. DK (Don't Know)
52 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
HP030 CHANCE GIVE MAJOR FIN HELP IN NEXT 10YR
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P030_ Ref 2000: G5021
(Using a number from 0-100) What are the chances that you (and your
(husband/wife/partner)) will give financial help totaling $5,000 or more to
grown children, relatives or friends over the next ten years?
IWER: INCLUDE COLLEGE TUITION PAYMENT BUT NOT SHARED HOUSING OR FOOD
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
15369 0 100 32.36 36.99 2389
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357 998. DK (Don't Know)
52 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
HP031 CHANCE REC MAJOR FIN HELP - $5K OR MORE
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P031_ Ref 2000: G5022
What are the chances that you (and your (husband/wife/partner)) will receive
financial help totaling $5,000 or more from your children, relatives or
friends over the next 10 years?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
15447 0 100 9.00 20.12 2389
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279 998. DK (Don't Know)
52 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND ((piA019_RAge > 64) OR (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
AND (piA028_RInNHome <> YES)
HP032 PERCENT CHANCE R WILL MOVE TO NH IN 5YR
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P032_ Ref 2000: G5023
(What is the percent chance) that you will ever have to move to a nursing
home?/(What is the percent chance) that you will move to a nursing home in the
next five years?)
DEF: (Nursing Homes are institutions primarily for people who need constant
nursing supervision or are incapable of living independently. Nursing
supervision must be provided on a continuous basis for the institution to
qualify as a nursing home. Please don't include stays in adult foster care
facilities or other short-term stays in a hospital.)
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
8423 0 100 13.89 21.59 8990
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709 998. DK (Don't Know)
45 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR)
HP034 CHANCE US HAS ECON DEPRESSION NEXT 10YR
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P034_ Ref 2000: G5025
What do you think are the chances that the U.S. economy will experience a
major depression sometime during the next 10 years or so?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
165 0 100 46.79 28.61 17983
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19 998. DK (Don't Know)
999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P009_CanDoProbScales = 1)
AND (piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR)
HP035 CHANCE CONGRESS WILL CHANGE SS BENEFITS
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS1.P035_ Ref 2000: G5026
How about the chances that Congress will change Social Security sometime in
the next 10 years or so, so that it becomes less generous than now?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
168 0 100 60.23 30.34 17983
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16 998. DK (Don't Know)
999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piA019_RAge < 65)
HP036 RISK AVERSION ON THE JOB - 1
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P036_ Ref 2000: G5027
IWER: READ SLOWLY
Now I have another kind of question. Suppose that you are the only income
earner in the family. Your doctor recommends that you move because of
allergies, and you have to choose between two possible jobs. The first would
guarantee your current total family income for life. The second is possibly
better paying, but the income is also less certain. There is a 50-50 chance
the second job would double your total lifetime income and a 50-50 chance that
it would cut it by a third. Which job would you take -- the first job or the
second job?
..................................................................................
4846 1. FIRST JOB
1364 2. SECOND JOB
299 8. DK (Don't Know)
131 9. RF (Refused)
11527 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piA019_RAge < 65)
AND (P036_ <> FIRSTJOB)
AND ((P036_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P036_ <> REFUSAL))
HP037 RISK AVERSION ON THE JOB - 2
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P037_ Ref 2000: G5033
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that the second job would double your lifetime
income, and 50-50 that it would cut it in half. Would you take the first job
or the second job?
..................................................................................
591 1. FIRST JOB
752 2. SECOND JOB
21 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
16803 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piA019_RAge < 65)
AND (P036_ <> FIRSTJOB)
AND ((P036_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P036_ <> REFUSAL))
AND (((P037_ <> FIRSTJOB) AND (P037_ <> DONTKNOW)) AND (P037_ <> REFUSAL))
HP038 RISK AVERSION ON THE JOB - 3
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P038_ Ref 2000: G5034
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that the second job would double your lifetime
income and 50-50 that it would cut it by seventy-five percent. Would you take
the first job or the second job?
..................................................................................
378 1. FIRST JOB
363 2. SECOND JOB
11 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
17415 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piA019_RAge < 65)
AND ((((((P036_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P036_ <> REFUSAL)) AND P038_ = EMPTY) AND
(P037_ <> FIRSTJOB)) AND (P037_ <> DONTKNOW)) AND (P037_ <> REFUSAL))
HP039 RISK AVERSION ON THE JOB - 4
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P039_ Ref 2000: G5035
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that the second job would double your lifetime
income and 50-50 that it would cut it by twenty percent. Would you take the
first job or the second job?
..................................................................................
3845 1. FIRST JOB
955 2. SECOND JOB
40 8. DK (Don't Know)
6 9. RF (Refused)
13321 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piA019_RAge < 65)
AND ((((((P036_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P036_ <> REFUSAL)) AND P038_ = EMPTY) AND
(P037_ <> FIRSTJOB)) AND (P037_ <> DONTKNOW)) AND (P037_ <> REFUSAL))
AND (((P039_ <> SECONDJOB) AND (P039_ <> DONTKNOW)) AND (P039_ <> REFUSAL))
HP040 RISK AVERSION ON THE JOB - 5
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P040_ Ref 2000: G5036
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that the second job would double your lifetime
income and 50-50 that it would cut it by 10 percent. Would you take the first
job or the second job?
..................................................................................
2648 1. FIRST JOB
1160 2. SECOND JOB
35 8. DK (Don't Know)
2 9. RF (Refused)
14322 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piA019_RAge < 65)
HP041 FAM FINANCIAL TIMELINE - SAVE/SPEND/PLAN
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P041_ Ref 2000: G5037
In deciding how much of their family) income to spend or save, people are
likely to think about different financial planning periods. In planning your
(family's) saving and spending, which of the following time periods is most
important to you (and your (husband/wife/partner)), the next few months, the
next year, the next few years, the next 5-10 years, or longer than 10 years?
..................................................................................
989 1. THE NEXT FEW MONTHS
738 2. THE NEXT YEAR
1734 3. THE NEXT FEW YEARS
2081 4. THE NEXT 5-10 YEARS
783 5. LONGER THAN 10 YEARS
260 8. DK (Don't Know)
55 9. RF (Refused)
11527 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1))
HP060 RISK AVERSION INHERITED BUSINESS - 1
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P060_
IWER: READ SLOWLY
Now I have another kind of question. Suppose that a distant relative left you
a share in a private business worth one million dollars. You are immediately
faced with a choice -- whether to cash out now and take the one million
dollars, or to wait until the company goes public in one month, which would
give you a 50-50 chance of doubling your money to two million dollars and a
50-50 chance of losing one-third of it, leaving you 667 thousand dollars.
Would you cash out immediately or wait until after the company goes public?
..................................................................................
526 1. CASH OUT
137 2. WAIT
65 8. DK (Don't Know)
30 9. RF (Refused)
17409 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1))
AND (P060_ = WAIT)
HP061 RISK AVERSION INHERITED BUSINESS - 2
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P061_
Suppose that waiting a month, until after the company goes public, would
result in a 50-50 chance that the money would be doubled to two million
dollars and a 50-50 chance that it would be reduced by half, to 500 thousand
dollars. Would you cash out immediately and take the one million dollars, or
wait until the company goes public?
..................................................................................
46 1. CASH OUT
91 2. WAIT
8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
18030 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1))
AND (P060_ = WAIT)
AND (P061_ = WAIT)
HP062 RISK AVERSION INHERITED BUSINESS - 3
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P062_
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that waiting would double your money to two
million dollars and 50-50 that it would reduce it by seventy-five percent, to
250 thousand dollars. Would you cash out immediately and take the one million
dollars, or wait until after the company goes public?
..................................................................................
42 1. CASH OUT
49 2. WAIT
8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
18076 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1))
AND (NOT (P060_ = WAIT))
AND (P060_ = CASHOUT)
HP063 RISK AVERSION INHERITED BUSINESS - 4
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P063_
Suppose that waiting a month, until after the company goes public, would
result in a 50-50 chance that the money would be doubled to two million
dollars and a 50-50 chance that it would be reduced by twenty percent, to 800
thousand dollars. Would you cash out immediately and take the one million
dollars, or wait until after the company goes public?
..................................................................................
463 1. CASH OUT
58 2. WAIT
5 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
17641 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1))
AND (NOT (P060_ = WAIT))
AND (P060_ = CASHOUT)
AND (P063_ = CASHOUT)
HP064 RISK AVERSION INHERITED BUSINESS - 5
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P064_
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that waiting would double your money to two
million dollars and 50-50 that it would reduce it by ten percent, to 900
thousand dollars. Would you cash out immediately and take the one million
dollars, or wait until after the company goes public?
..................................................................................
417 1. CASH OUT
44 2. WAIT
2 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
17704 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND (NOT ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V =
MODULE5)) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP
= 1)))
AND (((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11))
HP065 RISK AVERSION INHERIT $1M INVEST - 1
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P065_
IWER: READ SLOWLY
Now I have another kind of question. Suppose that you unexpectedly inherited
one million dollars from a distant relative. You are immediately faced with
the opportunity to take a one-time risky, but possibly rewarding investment
option that has a 50-50 chance of doubling the money to two million dollars
within a month and a 50-50 chance of reducing the money by one-third, to 667
thousand dollars, within a month. Would you take the risky investment option
or not?
..................................................................................
129 1. YES
590 5. NO
47 8. DK (Don't Know)
27 9. RF (Refused)
17374 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND (NOT ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V =
MODULE5)) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP
= 1)))
AND (((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11))
AND (P065_ = YES)
HP066 RISK AVERSION INHERIT $1M INVEST - 2
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P066_
Suppose that the chances were 50-50 that the risky investment would double the
money to two million dollars and 50-50 that it would cut it in half, to 500
thousand dollars. Would you take the risky investment option or not?
..................................................................................
97 1. YES
29 5. NO
3 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
18038 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND (NOT ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V =
MODULE5)) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP
= 1)))
AND (((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11))
AND (P065_ = YES)
AND (P066_ = YES)
HP067 RISK AVERSION INHERIT $1M INVEST - 3
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P067_
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that the risky investment option would double
your money to two million dollars and 50-50 that it would reduce it by
seventy-five percent, to 250 thousand dollars. Would you take the risky
investment or not?
..................................................................................
62 1. YES
35 5. NO
8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
18070 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND (NOT ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V =
MODULE5)) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP
= 1)))
AND (((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11))
AND (NOT (P065_ = YES))
AND (P065_ = NO)
HP068 RISK AVERSION INHERIT $1M INVEST - 4
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P068_
Suppose that the chances were 50-50 that the risky investment option would
double the money to two million dollars and 50-50 that it would cut it by
twenty percent, to 800 thousand dollars. Would you take the risky investment
option or not?
..................................................................................
78 1. YES
510 5. NO
2 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
17577 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piA019_RAge < 65))
AND (NOT ((((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V =
MODULE5)) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11)) AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP
= 1)))
AND (((RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE4) OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE5))
OR (RTab[1].X009AModule_V = MODULE11))
AND (NOT (P065_ = YES))
AND (P065_ = NO)
AND (P068_ = NO)
HP069 RISK AVERSION INHERIT $1M INVEST - 5
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P069_
Suppose the chances were 50-50 that the risky investment option would double
your money to two million dollars and 50-50 that it would reduce it by ten
percent, to 900 thousand dollars. Would you take the risky investment option
or not?
..................................................................................
94 1. YES
415 5. NO
1 8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
17657 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (((piInitA101_TotalKids > 0) AND (piJ020_WorkforPay = YES)) AND
(piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
HP042 COMPARE PROJECTED CHILD HH EARNINGS
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P042_ Ref 2000: G5038
When your children get to be your age, do you think their household earnings
adjusted for inflation will be higher, lower, or the same as yours are now?
..................................................................................
48 1. HIGHER
5 2. LOWER
11 3. SAME
2 8. DK (Don't Know)
4 9. RF (Refused)
18097 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (((piInitA101_TotalKids > 0) AND (piJ020_WorkforPay = YES)) AND
(piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
AND (P042_ = HIGHER)
HP043 COMPARE CHILD EARNINGS - HIGHER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P043_ Ref 2000: G5039
Would you say much higher?
..................................................................................
38 1. YES
10 5. NO
8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
18119 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (((piInitA101_TotalKids > 0) AND (piJ020_WorkforPay = YES)) AND
(piRvarsZ076_ReIwR_V <> REIWR))
AND (NOT (P042_ = HIGHER))
AND (P042_ = LOWER)
HP044 COMPARE CHILD EARNINGS - LOWER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_EXPECTATIONS2.P044_ Ref 2000: G5040
Would you say much lower?
..................................................................................
2 1. YES
3 5. NO
8. DK (Don't Know)
9. RF (Refused)
18162 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1)
HP047 CHANCE MUTUAL FUNDS WORTH MORE NXT YR
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_MutualFunds.P047_
We are interested in how well you think the economy will do in the next year.
By next year at this time, what is the percent chance that mutual fund shares
invested in blue chip stocks like those in the Dow Jones Industrial Average
will be worth more than they are today?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
Due to a error in the field application, preloaded values for some respondents
were dropped prior to the interview. All people with a blank at HX078 would
have been treated the same as those preloaded as a '2', and been given HP049
and HP050. This is the reason for the uneven distribution of this sequence.
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
5765 0 100 44.46 28.12 10907
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1380 998. DK (Don't Know)
115 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1)
AND ((P047_ > 0) AND (P047_ <= 100))
HP048 INCREASE IN MUTUAL FUNDS X10 PERCENT
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_MutualFunds.P048_
By next year at this time, what is the chance they will have grown by 10
percent or more?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
5026 0 100 41.51 27.53 12975
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155 998. DK (Don't Know)
11 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1))
HP049 CHANCE MUTUAL FUNDS GROW X10 PERCENT
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_MutualFunds.P049_
We are interested in how well you think the economy will do in the next year.
By next year at this time, what is the percent chance that the value of mutual
fund shares invested in blue chip stocks like those in the Dow Jones
Industrial Average will have grown by 10 percent or more?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
6931 0 100 35.23 27.58 9308
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1784 998. DK (Don't Know)
144 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (NOT (piRtab1X078ARandomForSecP = 1))
AND (((P049_ < 100) AND (P049_ <> DONTKNOW)) AND (P049_ <> REFUSAL))
HP050 CHANCE MUTUAL FUNDS WORTH MORE IN 1YR
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_MutualFunds.P050_
What is the chance they will be worth more a year from now than they are
today?
(00---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
00 ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
..................................................................................
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
6550 0 100 43.00 30.11 11468
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144 998. DK (Don't Know)
5 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP051 R SHAKEN BY WTC DISASTER - SEPT 11
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_911.P051_
We have a few questions about how the events of September 11th have affected
you.
How much-if any-have the events of September 11 shaken your own personal sense
of safety and security: have they shaken it a great deal, a good amount, not
too much, or not at all?
..................................................................................
2869 1. A GREAT DEAL
3782 2. A GOOD AMOUNT
6514 3. NOT TOO MUCH
2741 4. NOT AT ALL
142 8. DK (Don't Know)
71 9. RF (Refused)
2048 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP052 PCT CHANCE US BIOTERRORISM - NEXT 5YRS
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_911.P052_
What do you think is the percent chance that there will be a major incident of
bio-terrorism in the United States in the next five years, directly affecting
100 people or more?
(0---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
0 CHANCE IS ZERO OR NEARLY ZERO
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
14703 0 100 60.14 29.39 2048
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1244 998. DK (Don't Know)
172 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P052_ = 0)
AND ((P052_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P052_ <> REFUSAL))
HP053 PCT CHANCE BIOTERRORISM 1 IN A THOUSAND
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_911.P053_
Would you say the chance is less or more than one in one thousand?
..................................................................................
415 1. LESS THAN ONE IN ONE THOUSAND
21 2. [VOL:] ABOUT EQUAL TO ONE IN ONE THOUSAND
42 3. MORE THAN ONE IN ONE THOUSAND
25 8. DK (Don't Know)
2 9. RF (Refused)
17662 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP054 PCT CHANCE R IS VICTIM OF BIOTERRORISM
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 3 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_911.P054_
What do you think is the percent chance that you, yourself will be a victim of
bioterrorism in the next five years?
(0---10---20---30---40---50---60---70---80---90---100)
0 CHANCE IS ZERO OR NEARLY ZERO
100 ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
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N Min Max Mean SD Miss
14456 0 100 19.26 22.74 2048
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1480 998. DK (Don't Know)
183 999. RF (Refused)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
AND (P054_ = 0)
AND ((P054_ <> DONTKNOW) AND (P054_ <> REFUSAL))
HP055 CHANCE BIOTERRORISM 1 IN A MILLION
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP_911.P055_
Would you say the chance is less or more than one in one million?
..................................................................................
3250 1. LESS THAN ONE IN ONE MILLION
258 2. [VOL:] ABOUT EQUAL TO ONE IN ONE MILLION
515 3. MORE THAN ONE IN ONE MILLION
164 8. DK (Don't Know)
12 9. RF (Refused)
13968 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
Ask:
IF (piA009_SelfPrxy = SLF)
HP056 P056 - ASSIST SECTION P - EXPECTATIONS
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
CAI Reference: BP.P056_AssistP
IWER: HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION P -
EXPECTATIONS?
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15725 1. NEVER
247 2. A FEW TIMES
88 3. MOST OR ALL OF THE TIME
54 4. THE SECTION WAS DONE BY A PROXY REPORTER
2 8. DK (Don't Know)
3 9. RF (Refused)
2048 Blank. INAP (Inapplicable)
HVERSION 2002 DATA RELEASE VERSION
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Numeric Width: 1 Decimals: 0
..................................................................................
18167 2. Second Data Release
HQNR BLAISE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
Section: P Level: Respondent Type: Character Width: 11 Decimals: 0
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18167 00000300010-21347900020. Blaise Identification Number
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