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Long-Term Care in America: Americans Want to Age at Home
| # | Variable | Question | Type | Len | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SU_ID | N/A | Num | 8 | SU_ID: CaseID |
| 2 | FINALWT | N/A | Num | 8 | FINALWT: Post-stratification weights - 18 + general population (N=1,113) |
| 3 | SURV_MODE | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_MODE: Survey interview mode (online or phone) |
| 4 | SURV_LANG | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_LANG: Survey Interview Language |
| 5 | LTC1A | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1A: [Losing your independence and having to rely on others] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 6 | LTC1B | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1B: [Being able to pay for any care or help you might need as you grow older] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 7 | LTC1C | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1C: [Having to leave your home and move into a nursing home] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 8 | LTC1D | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1D: [Being a burden on your family] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 9 | LTC1E | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1E: [Not planning enough for the care you might need when you get older] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 10 | LTC1F | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1F: [Being alone without family or friends around you] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 11 | LTC1G | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1G: [Having to leave your home and move into a family member’s home] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 12 | LTC1H | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1H: [Experiencing health and safety issues in a retirement community or nursing home] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 13 | LTC1I | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1I: [Having your social needs met] Thinking about your own personal situation as you get older, does each of the following cause you a great deal of concern, quite a bit of concern, a moderate amount, only a little, or none at all? |
| 14 | LTC2 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2: Are you currently providing ongoing living assistance on a regular basis to a family member or close friend or not? |
| 15 | LTC3 | LTC3 | Num | 8 | LTC3: Are you currently receiving ongoing living assistance, or not? |
| 16 | LTC4 | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4: If you could choose, what would be your first choice as to where you would receive assistance right now?/In the event that you need ongoing living assistance someday, if you could choose, what would be your first choice as to where you would receive that assistance? |
| 17 | LTC5 | LTC5 | Num | 8 | LTC5: How much planning, if any, [did you do/have you done] for your own needs for ongoing living assistance? |
| 18 | LTC6A | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6A: [Your doctor or health care provider] Have you discussed your preferences for receiving ongoing living assistance with each of the following? |
| 19 | LTC6B | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6B: [Your friends or family] Have you discussed your preferences for receiving ongoing living assistance with each of the following? |
| 20 | LTC7 | LTC7 | Num | 8 | LTC7: When thinking about your experiences with the health care system over the past year, how often were your preferences for care taken into account? |
| 21 | LTC8A | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8A: [Short-term stays for rehabilitation before moving home] If [another/an] aging family member or friend were to need ongoing living assistance during the COVID19 outbreak, how concerned would you be about having them receive the following types of care in a nursing home? |
| 22 | LTC8B | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8B: [Long term or permanent residence] If [another/an] aging family member or friend were to need ongoing living assistance during the COVID-19 outbreak, how concerned would you be about having them receive the following types of care in a nursing home? |
| 23 | LTC9 | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9: Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how confident are you that you would have the financial resources to pay for any care you need as you get older? |
| 24 | LTC10A | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10A: [Your personal savings or investments] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 25 | LTC10B | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10B: [A pension] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 26 | LTC10C | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10C: [Social Security] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 27 | LTC10D | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10D: [Sources of future income other than Social Security, a pension, or your personal savings or investments] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 28 | LTC10E | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10E: [A family member’s ability to provide care at no cost] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 29 | LTC10F | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10F: [Medicaid, which is a government health care coverage program for low income people and people with certain disabilities] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 30 | LTC10G | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10G: [Medicare, which is the national health care insurance program mainly for seniors] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 31 | LTC10H | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10H: [Long-term care insurance, which is extra insurance that covers expenses of ongoing living assistance] Thinking about your [current/possible] needs for ongoing living assistance, how much do you think you will rely on each of the following sources to support any care you need as you get older? |
| 32 | LTC11A | LTC11 | Num | 8 | LTC11A: [Individuals] How much responsibility should each of the following have for paying for the costs of ongoing living assistance? |
| 33 | LTC11B | LTC11 | Num | 8 | LTC11B: [Families] How much responsibility should each of the following have for paying for the costs of ongoing living assistance? |
| 34 | LTC11C | LTC11 | Num | 8 | LTC11C: [Medicare] How much responsibility should each of the following have for paying for the costs of ongoing living assistance? |
| 35 | LTC11D | LTC11 | Num | 8 | LTC11D: [Medicaid] How much responsibility should each of the following have for paying for the costs of ongoing living assistance? |
| 36 | LTC11E | LTC11 | Num | 8 | LTC11E: [Health insurance companies] How much responsibility should each of the following have for paying for the costs of ongoing living assistance? |
| 37 | LTC12A | LTC12 | Num | 8 | LTC12A: [A governmentadministered long-term care insurance program, similar to Medicare] To help Americans prepare for the costs of ongoing living assistance, sometimes referred to as long-term care, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 38 | LTC12B | LTC12 | Num | 8 | LTC12B: [Tax breaks for consumers who purchase longterm care insurance] To help Americans prepare for the costs of ongoing living assistance, sometimes referred to as long-term care, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 39 | LTC12C | LTC12 | Num | 8 | LTC12C: [The ability to get some long-term care coverage through a Medicare Advantage or supplemental insurance plan] To help Americans prepare for the costs of ongoing living assistance, sometimes referred to as long-term care, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 40 | LTC12D | LTC12 | Num | 8 | LTC12D: [Government funding for programs to allow more people with low incomes to receive long-term care in their own homes] To help Americans prepare for the costs of ongoing living assistance, sometimes referred to as long-term care, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 41 | LTC13 | LTC13 | Num | 8 | LTC13: The Congressional Budget Office expects that the Medicare trust fund, which finances health services for Medicare beneficiaries, will run out of money in 2026. Thinking about the things Congress and the Biden Administration should work on, how much of a priority do you think securing the Medicare trust fund should be this year? |
| 42 | LTC14A | LTC14 | Num | 8 | LTC14A: [Cuts to benefits provided to current Medicare beneficiaries] To stabilize the Medicare trust fund, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 43 | LTC14B | LTC14 | Num | 8 | LTC14B: [Cuts to benefits that would be provided to future Medicare beneficiaries] To stabilize the Medicare trust fund, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 44 | LTC14C | LTC14 | Num | 8 | LTC14C: [Cuts in how much Medicare pays to hospitals, doctors, and other services providers] To stabilize the Medicare trust fund, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 45 | LTC14D | LTC14 | Num | 8 | LTC14D: [Cuts in how much Medicare pays to pharmaceutical companies for prescription drugs] To stabilize the Medicare trust fund, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 46 | LTC14E | LTC14 | Num | 8 | LTC14E: [Cuts in how much Medicare pays to insurance companies] To stabilize the Medicare trust fund, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 47 | LTC14F | LTC14 | Num | 8 | LTC14F: [An increase in the Medicare payroll tax that is paid by both employees and employers] To stabilize the Medicare trust fund, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 48 | LTC14G | LTC14 | Num | 8 | LTC14G: [A tax increase for wealthy individuals making over $250,000 per year] To stabilize the Medicare trust fund, would you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose each of the following? |
| 49 | LTC15_1 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_1: [Live video service like Zoom, Doxy.me, or FaceTime] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 50 | LTC15_2 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_2: [Talking on the telephone] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 51 | LTC15_3 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_3: [Email] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 52 | LTC15_4 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_4: [Text message] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 53 | LTC15_5 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_5: [None of the above] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 54 | VIRUS2A | VIRUS2 | Num | 8 | VIRUS2A: [The coronavirus] How worried are you about you or someone in your family being infected with... |
| 55 | VIRUS2B | VIRUS2 | Num | 8 | VIRUS2B: [The flu] How worried are you about you or someone in your family being infected with... |
| 56 | APVAX3 | APVAX3 | Num | 8 | APVAX3: Have you received a COVID-19 vaccine? |
| 57 | APVAX7 | APVAX7 | Num | 8 | APVAX7: Once a vaccine to prevent COVID-19 is available to you, would you... |
| 58 | POLITICS | PID1, PIDI, PIDA, PIDB | Num | 8 | POLITICS: Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an independent or none of these? |
| 59 | MARITAL | N/A | Num | 8 | MARITAL: Marital status |
| 60 | AGEGRP | N/A | Num | 8 | AGEGRP: Age |
| 61 | EDUCATION | N/A | Num | 8 | EDUCATION: Educational attainment |
| 62 | RACETH | N/A | Num | 8 | RACETH: Race/ethnicity |
| 63 | GENDER | N/A | Num | 8 | GENDER: Gender |
| 64 | HHINCOME | N/A | Num | 8 | HHINCOME: Household income |
| 65 | EMPSTATUS | N/A | Num | 8 | EMPSTATUS: Employment status |
| 66 | STATE | N/A | Char | 2 | STATE: State of residence |
| 67 | CENSUS_REG ION | N/A | Num | 8 | CENSUS_REGION: Census region |
Notes:
- Variable #58 is collapsed or recoded from original data, making the coding frame of this variable different from the survey questionnaire. This variable is derived from more than one question.
- Variables #59-67 are AmeriSpeak Omnibus® profile variables. These variables are collapsed or recoded to minimize the risk of disclosing respondent privacy.
Long-Term Care in America: How Well Can Communities Support Aging at Home?
| # | Variable | Question | Type | Len | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SU_ID | N/A | Num | 8 | SU_ID: CaseID |
| 2 | FINALWT | N/A | Num | 8 | FINALWT: Post-stratification weights - 18+ general population (N=1,071) |
| 3 | SURV_MODE | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_MODE: Survey interview mode (online or phone) |
| 4 | SURV_LANG | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_LANG: Survey Interview Language |
| 5 | LTC1 | LTC1 | Num | 8 | LTC1: If you needed personal support, how many trustworthy people outside of your household could you go to for help? This would include asking for things like help when sick, emotional support, a ride to the airport, or for someone to watch your child in an emergency. |
| 6 | LTC2_1 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2_1: [Family members/A family member] How would you classify the trustworthy [person/people] outside of your household that you could go to for help? |
| 7 | LTC2_2 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2_2: [Close friends/A close friend] How would you classify the trustworthy [person/people] outside of your household that you could go to for help? |
| 8 | LTC2_3 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2_3: [Other community members or neighbors/Other community member or neighbor] How would you classify the trustworthy [person/people] outside of your household that you could go to for help? |
| 9 | LTC2_4 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2_4: [Therapists, counselors, or members of support groups/A therapist, counselor, or member of a support group] How would you classify the trustworthy [person/people] outside of your household that you could go to for help? |
| 10 | LTC2_5 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2_5: [Paid caregivers/A paid caregiver] How would you classify the trustworthy [person/people] outside of your household that you could go to for help? |
| 11 | LTC2_6 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2_6: [Other paid professionals/Other paid professional] How would you classify the trustworthy [person/people] outside of your household that you could go to for help? |
| 12 | LTC2_7 | LTC2 | Num | 8 | LTC2_7: [Other] How would you classify the trustworthy [person/people] outside of your household that you could go to for help? |
| 13 | LTC3 | LTC3 | Num | 8 | LTC3: Thinking about the most trusted person outside of your household that you could go to for help, how near or far away does that person live? |
| 14 | LTC4A | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4A: [Race or ethnicity] Would you say that the area where you currently live has a diverse population with regard to each of the following, or not? |
| 15 | LTC4B | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4B: [Age] Would you say that the area where you currently live has a diverse population with regard to each of the following, or not? |
| 16 | LTC4C | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4C: [Religion] Would you say that the area where you currently live has a diverse population with regard to each of the following, or not? |
| 17 | LTC4D | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4D: [Economic background] Would you say that the area where you currently live has a diverse population with regard to each of the following, or not? |
| 18 | LTC4E | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4E: [Cultural background] Would you say that the area where you currently live has a diverse population with regard to each of the following, or not? |
| 19 | LTC4F | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4F: [Political affiliations] Would you say that the area where you currently live has a diverse population with regard to each of the following, or not? |
| 20 | LTC4G | LTC4 | Num | 8 | LTC4G: [Sexual orientation] Would you say that the area where you currently live has a diverse population with regard to each of the following, or not? |
| 21 | LTC5A | LTC5 | Num | 8 | LTC5A: [Opportunities for residents of all ages and backgrounds to connect and discuss important civic issues that impact the community, either virtually or in person] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing each of the following? |
| 22 | LTC5B | LTC5 | Num | 8 | LTC5B: [Opportunities for residents of all ages and backgrounds to participate in decision-making bodies, such as community councils or committees, either virtually or in person] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing each of the following? |
| 23 | LTC6A | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6A: [Activities that are affordable] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 24 | LTC6B | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6B: [Continuing education classes or lifelong learning opportunities] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 25 | LTC6C | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6C: [High-quality health care] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 26 | LTC6D | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6D: [Places to meet and socialize with friends and neighbors] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 27 | LTC6E | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6E: [Places for pursuing new hobbies or interests] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 28 | LTC6F | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6F: [Affordable fitness activities] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 29 | LTC6G | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6G: [Outdoor recreation areas] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 30 | LTC6H | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6H: [High-quality and convenient grocery stores or supermarkets] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 31 | LTC6I | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6I: [Volunteer options] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 32 | LTC6J | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6J: [Places of worship] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 33 | LTC6K | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6K: [Community events like parades or music festivals] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 34 | LTC6L | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6L: [Public libraries] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 35 | LTC6M | LTC6 | Num | 8 | LTC6M: [Places to access WiFi] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job making each of the following accessible to people like you? |
| 36 | LTC7A | LTC7 | Num | 8 | LTC7A: [Transportation] In general, do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job meeting the needs of older adults for…? |
| 37 | LTC7B | LTC7 | Num | 8 | LTC7B: [Healthy food and nutrition] In general, do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job meeting the needs of older adults for…? |
| 38 | LTC7C | LTC7 | Num | 8 | LTC7C: [Affordable housing] In general, do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job meeting the needs of older adults for…? |
| 39 | LTC7D | LTC7 | Num | 8 | LTC7D: [In-home services that support older adults living in their own homes] In general, do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job meeting the needs of older adults for…? |
| 40 | LTC7E | LTC7 | Num | 8 | LTC7E: [Health care] In general, do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job meeting the needs of older adults for…? |
| 41 | LTC7F | LTC7 | Num | 8 | LTC7F: [Social activities] In general, do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job meeting the needs of older adults for…? |
| 42 | LTC8A | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8A: [Home health aides] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 43 | LTC8B | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8B: [Short-term physical rehabilitation centers] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 44 | LTC8C | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8C: [Urgent care] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 45 | LTC8D | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8D: [Pharmacies] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 46 | LTC8E | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8E: [Primary care doctors] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 47 | LTC8F | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8F: [Mental health care] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 48 | LTC8G | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8G: [Physical therapy] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 49 | LTC8H | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8H: [Dental care] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 50 | LTC8I | LTC8 | Num | 8 | LTC8I: [Vision care] Do you think the area where you currently live does a good job, a poor job, or neither a good nor poor job of providing access to each of the following for older adults? |
| 51 | LTC9A | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9A: [Home-delivered meals] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 52 | LTC9B | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9B: [In-person safety and wellness checks at the homes of older adults] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 53 | LTC9C | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9C [Grocery assistance or delivery] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 54 | LTC9D | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9D [Discounted or free transportation] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 55 | LTC9E | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9E [A crisis hotline for mental health support] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 56 | LTC9F | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9F [Virtual care that connects providers with patients through the web or telephone] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 57 | LTC9G | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9G [A government agency or community organization that helps older adults find the services they need] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 58 | LTC9H | LTC9 | Num | 8 | LTC9H [Employment opportunities] To the best of your knowledge, are each of the following services for older adults available in the area where you currently live, or not? |
| 59 | LTC10 | LTC10 | Num | 8 | LTC10: When it comes to your relationships with neighbors in the area where you live, would you say your relationships are stronger, weaker, or about the same as before the COVID-19 pandemic? |
| 60 | LTC11 | LTC11 | Num | 8 | LTC11: What best describes how the area where you live is recovering from the pandemic? Would you say your area has… |
| 61 | LTC12A | LTC12 | Num | 8 | LTC12A: [Civic activities and organizations] For each of the following, please rate how much it has recovered in the area where you live since the beginning of the pandemic. |
| 62 | LTC12B | LTC12 | Num | 8 | LTC12B: [Places of worship] For each of the following, please rate how much it has recovered in the area where you live since the beginning of the pandemic. |
| 63 | LTC12C | LTC12 | Num | 8 | LTC12C: [Businesses in your neighborhood] For each of the following, please rate how much it has recovered in the area where you live since the beginning of the pandemic. |
| 64 | LTC13 | LTC13 | Num | 8 | LTC13: Do you have any health conditions, physical limitations, or mental health conditions that impact your daily life or limit your activities? |
| 65 | RELIG | RELIG | Num | 8 | RELIG: What is your present religion, if any? |
| 66 | BORN | BORN | Num | 8 | BORN: Would you describe yourself as a 'born-again' or evangelical Christian, or not? |
| 67 | POLITICS | PID1 | Num | 8 | POLITICS: Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an independent or none of these? |
| 68 | DEMO | PIDA | Num | 8 | DEMO: Do you consider yourself a strong Democrat or a moderate Democrat? |
| 69 | REPUB | PIDB | Num | 8 | REPUB: Do you consider yourself a strong Republican or a moderate Republican? |
| 70 | INDEP | PIDI | Num | 8 | INDEP: Do you learn more toward the Democrats or the Republicans? |
| 71 | URBAN | DM5 | Num | 8 | URBAN: How would you describe the community you live in now? |
| 72 | MARITAL | N/A | Num | 8 | MARITAL: Marital status |
| 73 | AGEGRP | N/A | Num | 8 | AGEGRP: Age |
| 74 | EDUCATION | N/A | Num | 8 | EDUCATION: Educational attainment |
| 75 | RACETH | N/A | Num | 8 | RACETH: Race/ethnicity |
| 76 | GENDER | N/A | Num | 8 | GENDER: Gender |
| 77 | HHINCOME | N/A | Num | 8 | HHINCOME: Household income |
| 78 | EMPSTATUS | N/A | Num | 8 | EMPSTATUS: Employment status |
| 79 | STATE | N/A | Char | 2 | STATE: State of residence |
| 80 | CENSUS_REGION | N/A | Num | 8 | CENSUS REGION: Census region |
Note:
- Variables #72-80 are AmeriSpeak Omnibus® profile variables. These variables are collapsed or recoded to minimize the risk of disclosing respondent privacy
Telehealth and Equity
| # | Variable | Question | Type | Len | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SU_ID | N/A | Num | 8 | SU_ID: CaseID |
| 2 | FINALWT | N/A | Num | 8 | FINALWT: Post-stratification weights - 18+ general population (N=1,000) |
| 3 | SURV_MODE | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_MODE: Survey interview mode (online or phone) |
| 4 | SURV_LANG | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_LANG: Survey interview language |
| 5 | Q1 | Q1 | Num | 8 | Q1: Does your home have highspeed internet access, or not? |
| 6 | Q2 | Q2 | Num | 8 | Q2: Do you use a device that can connect to the internet such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet, or not? |
| 7 | Q3_1 | Q3 | Num | 8 | Q3_1: [Live video service like Zoom, Doxy.me, or FaceTime] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 8 | Q3_2 | Q3 | Num | 8 | Q3_2: [Talking on the telephone] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 9 | Q3_3 | Q3 | Num | 8 | Q3_3: [Email] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 10 | Q3_4 | Q3 | Num | 8 | Q3_4: [Text message] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 11 | Q3_5 | Q3 | Num | 8 | Q3_5: [None of the above] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 12 | Q4A | Q4 | Num | 8 | Q4A: [Mental health services] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 13 | Q4B | Q4 | Num | 8 | Q4B: [A non-urgent health concern] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 14 | Q4C | Q4 | Num | 8 | Q4C: [An urgent health concern] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 15 | Q4D | Q4 | Num | 8 | Q4D: [Ongoing care to manage a chronic condition] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 16 | Q4E | Q4 | Num | 8 | Q4E: [Wellness check-ins and support] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 17 | Q4F | Q4 | Num | 8 | Q4F: [Health care services like physical or occupational therapy] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 18 | Q4G | Q4 | Num | 8 | Q4G: [A prescription or medication consultation] Have you received any of the following types of care through telehealth, or not? |
| 19 | Q5A | Q5 | Num | 8 | Q5A: [Mental health services] How comfortable were you receiving care through telehealth for each of the following? |
| 20 | Q5B | Q5 | Num | 8 | Q5B: [A non-urgent health concern] How comfortable were you receiving care through telehealth for each of the following? |
| 21 | Q5C | Q5 | Num | 8 | Q5C: [An urgent health concern] How comfortable were you receiving care through telehealth for each of the following? |
| 22 | Q5D | Q5 | Num | 8 | Q5D: [Ongoing care to manage a chronic condition] How comfortable were you receiving care through telehealth for each of the following? |
| 23 | Q5E | Q5 | Num | 8 | Q5E: [Wellness check-ins and support] How comfortable were you receiving care through telehealth for each of the following? |
| 24 | Q5F | Q5 | Num | 8 | Q5F: [Health care services like physical or occupational therapy] How comfortable were you receiving care through telehealth for each of the following? |
| 25 | Q5G | Q5 | Num | 8 | Q5G: [A prescription or medication consultation] How comfortable were you receiving care through telehealth for each of the following? |
| 26 | Q6A | Q6 | Num | 8 | Q6A: [Mental health services] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care through telehealth? |
| 27 | Q6B | Q6 | Num | 8 | Q6B: [A non-urgent health concern] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care through telehealth? |
| 28 | Q6C | Q6 | Num | 8 | Q6C: [An urgent health concern] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care through telehealth? |
| 29 | Q6D | Q6 | Num | 8 | Q6D: [Ongoing care to manage a chronic condition] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care through telehealth? |
| 30 | Q6E | Q6 | Num | 8 | |
| 31 | Q6F | Q6 | Num | 8 | Q6F: [Health care services like physical or occupational therapy] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care through telehealth? |
| 32 | Q6G | Q6 | Num | 8 | Q6G: [A prescription or medication consultation] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care through telehealth? |
| 33 | Q7 | Q7 | Num | 8 | Q7: Once the COVID-19 outbreak is over, how likely are you to continue to seek care through telehealth at least some of the time? |
| 34 | Q8A | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8A: [It is easier to schedule an appointment at a time that works for you] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 35 | Q8B | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8B: [It is easier to meet with the specific provider you need to see] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 36 | Q8C | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8C: [You want to avoid getting exposed to COVID-19 at an inperson appointment] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 37 | Q8D | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8D: [You don’t have transportation to get to an in-person appointment] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 38 | Q8E | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8E: [It is cheaper than an inperson appointment] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 39 | Q8F | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8F: [You don’t think you needed to meet with a provider in person] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 40 | Q8G | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8G: [It is easier to have a caregiver or support person with you for your appointment] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 41 | Q8H | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8H: [Your health makes it difficult to get to an in-person appointment] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 42 | Q8I | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8I: [You want an immediate response] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 43 | Q8J | Q8 | Num | 8 | Q8J: [You just feel more comfortable at home] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care through telehealth instead of in person? |
| 44 | Q9A | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9A: [Running into technical issues] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 45 | Q9B | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9B: [The security of your health information] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 46 | Q9C | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9C: [A lack of privacy in your home when communicating about health concerns] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 47 | Q9D | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9D: [Running into issues with health care coverage or reimbursement] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 48 | Q9E | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9E: [Receiving care that is not as effective as a traditional in-person visit] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 49 | Q9F | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9F: [Meeting with a doctor or provider who does not understand your cultural preferences] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 50 | Q9G | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9G: [Not having a personal relationship with your doctor or provider] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 51 | Q9H | Q9 | Num | 8 | Q9H: [Not having the appropriate devices to access telehealth] When it comes to receiving health care through telehealth, how concerned are you about the following? |
| 52 | Q10A | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10A: [Assistance learning how to use the necessary technology] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 53 | Q10B | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10B: [Information from your health insurance on what types of telehealth is covered] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 54 | Q10C | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10C: [The option to use telehealth on a smartphone rather than a desktop or laptop computer] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 55 | Q10D | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10D: [The option to have audioonly visits, rather than live-video visits] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 56 | Q10E | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10E: [The option to exchange emails or direct messages with your doctor or provider] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 57 | Q10F | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10F: [Having a prior relationship with your doctor or provider] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 58 | Q10G | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10G: [Having your doctor or provider provide the necessary devices like a computer, tablet, or smartphone] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 59 | Q10H | Q10 | Num | 8 | Q10H: [Translation services] When it comes to telehealth, how helpful would each of the following be? |
| 60 | Q11A | Q11 | Num | 8 | Q11A: [Mental health services] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care in person? |
| 61 | Q11B | Q11 | Num | 8 | Q11B: [A non-urgent health concern] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care in person? |
| 62 | Q11C | Q11 | Num | 8 | Q11C: [Ongoing care to manage a chronic condition] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care in person? |
| 63 | Q11D | Q11 | Num | 8 | Q11D: [Wellness check-ins and support] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care in person? |
| 64 | Q11E | Q11 | Num | 8 | Q11E: [A prescription or medication consultation] If you needed each of the following types of care, how comfortable would you be receiving that care in person? |
| 65 | Q12A | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12A: [The costs or co-pays associated with telehealth] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 66 | Q12B | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12B: [You had difficulty scheduling an appointment] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 67 | Q12C | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12C: [The internet speed or connection at your home is too slow] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 68 | Q12D | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12D: [You don’t have access to a device, such as a tablet, desktop or laptop computer] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 69 | Q12E | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12E: [You don’t have specific programs installed on your device] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 70 | Q12F | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12F: [You don’t want to be on video or use a camera] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 71 | Q12G | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12G: [You don’t feel comfortable using technology] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 72 | Q12H | Q12 | Num | 8 | Q12H: [You don’t like using technology] Would you say each of the following is a major reason, a minor reason, or not a reason you would seek out care in person instead of through telehealth? |
| 73 | Q13A | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13A: [Receiving low-quality care] When it comes to receiving health care in-person, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 74 | Q13B | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13B: [The security of your health information] When it comes to receiving health care in-person, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 75 | Q13C | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13C: [A lack of privacy in the office when communicating about health concerns] When it comes to receiving health care in-person, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 76 | Q13D | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13D: [Running into issues with health care coverage or reimbursement] When it comes to receiving health care in-person, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 77 | Q13E | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13E: [Difficulty scheduling an appointment] When it comes to receiving health care in-person, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 78 | Q13F | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13F: [Difficulty finding a doctor or health care provider who is like you] When it comes to receiving health care in-person, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 79 | Q13G | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13G: [Meeting with a doctor or provider who does not understand your cultural preferences] When it comes to receiving health care inperson, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 80 | Q13H | Q13 | Num | 8 | Q13H: [Not having a personal relationship with your doctor or provider] When it comes to receiving health care in-person, how concerned are you about each of the following? |
| 81 | URBAN | DM5 | Num | 8 | URBAN: How would you describe the community you live in now? |
| 82 | MARITAL | N/A | Num | 8 | MARITAL: Marital status |
| 83 | AGEGRP | N/A | Num | 8 | AGEGRP: Age |
| 84 | EDUCATION | N/A | Num | 8 | EDUCATION: Educational attainment |
| 85 | RACETH | N/A | Num | 8 | RACETH: Race/ethnicity |
| 86 | GENDER | N/A | Num | 8 | GENDER: Gender |
| 87 | HHINCOME | N/A | Num | 8 | HHINCOME: Household income |
| 88 | EMPSTATUS | N/A | Num | 8 | EMPSTATUS: Employment status |
| 89 | STATE | N/A | Char | 2 | STATE: State of residence |
| 90 | CENSUS_REGION | N/A | Num | 8 | CENSUS_REGION: Census region |
- Variables #82-90 are AmeriSpeak Omnibus® profile variables. These variables are collapsed or recoded to minimize the risk of disclosing respondent privacy
Coronavirus worries and social isolation among older adults
| # | Variable | Question | Type | Len | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SU_ID | N/A | Num | 8 | SU_ID: CaseID |
| 2 | FINALWT | N/A | Num | 8 | FINALWT: Post-stratification weights - 50+ general population (N=1,015) |
| 3 | SURV_MODE | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_MODE: Survey interview mode (online or phone) |
| 4 | SURV_LANG | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_LANG: Survey Interview Language |
| 5 | QUALLIFE | QUALLIFE | Num | 8 | QUALLIFE: In general, would you say your quality of life is... |
| 6 | Q44 | Q44 | Num | 8 | Q44: In general, how would you rate your overall mental or emotional health? |
| 7 | SATSOC | SATSOC | Num | 8 | SATSOC: In general, how would you rate your satisfaction with your social activities and relationships? |
| 8 | SAT2021A | SAT2021 | Num | 8 | SAT2021A: [Your quality of life] Over the past year, would you say each of the following has gotten better, gotten worse, or stayed about the same? |
| 9 | SAT2021B | SAT2021 | Num | 8 | SAT2021B: [Your mental or emotional health] Over the past year, would you say each of the following has gotten better, gotten worse, or stayed about the same? |
| 10 | SAT2021C | SAT2021 | Num | 8 | SAT2021C: [Your social life and relationships] Over the past year, would you say each of the following has gotten better, gotten worse, or stayed about the same? |
| 11 | LONELY1 | LONELY1 | Num | 8 | LONELY1: How often in the past 4 weeks have you felt that you lack companionship? |
| 12 | LONELY2 | LONELY2 | Num | 8 | LONELY2: How often in the past 4 weeks have you felt that you are isolated from others? |
| 13 | NEW1A | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1A: [Met or talked with neighbors] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 14 | NEW1B | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1B: [Did volunteer work for an organization] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 15 | NEW1C | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1C: [Met with friends or family in person] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 16 | NEW1D | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1D: [Used video calling software like Zoom or Facebook Messenger to talk to friends or family] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 17 | NEW1E | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1E: [Attended religious services or participated in faithbased groups] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 18 | NEW1F | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1F: [Talked to a mental health counselor or utilized other mental health services] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 19 | NEW1G | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1G: [Participated in online forums, message boards, or discussions] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 20 | NEW1H | NEW1 | Num | 8 | NEW1H: [Used social media] Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, have you done each of the following more often, less often, or about as often as before? |
| 21 | VIRUS2A | VIRUS2 | Num | 8 | VIRUS2A: [The coronavirus] How worried are you about you or someone in your family being infected with… |
| 22 | VIRUS2B | VIRUS2 | Num | 8 | VIRUS2B: [The flu] How worried are you about you or someone in your family being infected with… |
| 23 | VAX3 | VAX3 | Num | 8 | VAX3: Have you received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine? |
| 24 | VIRUS7A | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7A: [Avoiding nonessential travel] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 25 | VIRUS7B | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7B: [Staying away from large groups] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 26 | VIRUS7C | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7C: [Avoiding other people as much as possible] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 27 | VIRUS7D | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7D: [Wearing a face mask when you’re around other people outside your home] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 28 | VAX_NEWA | VAX_NEW | Num | 8 | VAX_NEWA: [Going to the store] Over the past week, how often have you worn a mask while doing each of the following? |
| 29 | VAX_NEWB | VAX_NEW | Num | 8 | VAX_NEWB: [Interacting with visitors to your home] Over the past week, how often have you worn a mask while doing each of the following? |
| 30 | VAX_NEWC | VAX_NEW | Num | 8 | VAX_NEWC: [Visiting someone else’s home] Over the past week, how often have you worn a mask while doing each of the following? |
| 31 | VAX_NEWD | VAX_NEW | Num | 8 | VAX_NEWD: [Outdoor activities like going for a walk or visiting with people outside] Over the past week, how often have you worn a mask while doing each of the following? |
| 32 | HOPEFUL1 | HOPEFUL1 | Num | 8 | HOPEFUL1: Would you say that you are optimistic or pessimistic that you will be able to fully return to activities you participated in before the coronavirus outbreak in the next year? If you have already done this, you can say that too. |
| 33 | REOPEN2A | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2A: [Attend religious services] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 34 | REOPEN2B | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2B: [Visit friends or family] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 35 | REOPEN2C | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2C: [Use public transportation] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 36 | REOPEN2D | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2D: [Travel] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 37 | REOPEN2E | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2E: [Go out to a bar or restaurant] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 38 | REOPEN2F | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2F: [Go to the movies, a concert, or the theater] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 39 | REOPEN2G | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2G: [Exercise at a gym or studio] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 40 | REOPEN2H | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2H: [Go shopping in person for non-essential items] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 41 | LTC15_1 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_1: [Live video service like Zoom, Doxy.me, or FaceTime] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 42 | LTC15_2 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_2: [Talking on the telephone] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 43 | LTC15_3 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_3: [Email] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 44 | LTC15_4 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_4: [Text message] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 45 | LTC15_5 | LTC15 | Num | 8 | LTC15_5: [None of the above] Have you received any care using any of the following since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020? |
| 46 | Q32 | Q32 | Num | 8 | Q32: Once the COVID-19 outbreak is over, how likely are you to continue to seek care through telehealth? |
| 47 | VAX5 | VAX5 | Num | 8 | VAX5: Will you... |
| 48 | POLITICS | N/A | Num | 8 | POLITICS: Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an independent or none of these? |
| 49 | MARITAL | N/A | Num | 8 | MARITAL: Marital status |
| 50 | AGEGRP | N/A | Num | 8 | AGEGRP: Age |
| 51 | EDUCATION | N/A | Num | 8 | EDUCATION: Educational attainment |
| 52 | RACETH | N/A | Num | 8 | RACETH: Race/ethnicity |
| 53 | GENDER | N/A | Num | 8 | GENDER: Gender |
| 54 | HHINCOME | N/A | Num | 8 | HHINCOME: Household income |
| 55 | EMPSTATUS | N/A | Num | 8 | EMPSTATUS: Employment status |
| 56 | STATE | N/A | Char | 2 | STATE: State of residence |
| 57 | CENSUS_REGION | N/A | Num | 8 | CENSUS_REGION: Census region |
Note:
- Variables #48-57 are AmeriSpeak Omnibus® profile variables. These variables are collapsed or recoded to minimize the risk of disclosing respondent privacy.
Most Americans Agree that Nurses and Aides are Underpaid, While Few Support Using Federal Dollars to Increase Pay for Doctors
| # | Variable | Question | Type | Len | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SU_ID | N/A | Num | 8 | SU_ID: CaseID |
| 2 | FINALWT | N/A | Num | 8 | FINALWT: Post-stratification weights - 18+ general population (N=1,071) |
| 3 | SURV_MODE | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_MODE: Survey interview mode (online or phone) |
| 4 | SURV_LANG | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_LANG: Survey interview language |
| 5 | HARRIS1A | HARRIS1 | Num | 8 | HARRIS1A: [The Affordable Care Act, the health care reforms that were passed by Congress in March of 2010, also known as Obamacare] Do you favor or oppose the following health care laws and proposals? |
| 6 | HARRIS1B | HARRIS1 | Num | 8 | HARRIS1B: [A governmentadministered health plan available to all Americans that would compete with private health insurance, which is sometimes referred to as a public option] Do you favor or oppose the following health care laws and proposals? |
| 7 | HARRIS1C | HARRIS1 | Num | 8 | HARRIS1C: [A single payer health care system, in which all Americans would get their health insurance from one government plan] Do you favor or oppose the following health care laws and proposals? |
| 8 | HARRIS1D | HARRIS1 | Num | 8 | HARRIS1D: [Allowing the federal government and private insurance to negotiate for lower prices on prescription drugs] Do you favor or oppose the following health care laws and proposals? |
| 9 | HARRIS2A | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2A: [Doctors] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 10 | HARRIS2B | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2B: [Nurses] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 11 | HARRIS2C | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2C: [Insurance executives] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 12 | HARRIS2D | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2D: [Health care aides] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 13 | HARRIS2E | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2E: [Physical therapists] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 14 | HARRIS2F | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2F: [Pharmacists] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 15 | HARRIS2G | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2G: [Hospital executives] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 16 | HARRIS2H | HARRIS2 | Num | 8 | HARRIS2H: [Medical administrative workers] Thinking about the different types of health care professionals, would you say each of the following is overpaid, underpaid, or gets paid the right amount? |
| 17 | HARRIS3A | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3A: [Doctors] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 18 | HARRIS3B | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3B: [Nurses] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 19 | HARRIS3C | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3C: [Insurance executives] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 20 | HARRIS3D | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3D: [Health care aides] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 21 | HARRIS3E | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3E: [Physical therapists] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 22 | HARRIS3F | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3F: [Pharmacists] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 23 | HARRIS3G | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3G: [Hospital executives] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 24 | HARRIS3H | HARRIS3 | Num | 8 | HARRIS3H: [Medical administrative workers] Do you think the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, led to increases, decreases, or had no effect on the pay of the following professions? |
| 25 | HARRIS4A | HARRIS4 | Num | 8 | HARRIS4A: [Increasing pay for doctors] Do you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose increased government funding for each of the following? |
| 26 | HARRIS4B | HARRIS4 | Num | 8 | HARRIS4B: [Increasing the |
| 27 | HARRIS4C | HARRIS4 | Num | 8 | HARRIS4C: [Lowering out-ofpocket cost for patients] Do you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose increased government funding for each of the following? |
| 28 | HARRIS4D | HARRIS4 | Num | 8 | HARRIS4D: [Expanding government health insurance coverage for low-income people] Do you favor, oppose, or neither favor nor oppose increased government funding for each of the following? |
| 29 | HARRIS5A | HARRIS5 | Num | 8 | HARRIS5A: [Doctors] How much of the time do you think you can trust the following health care professions to do what is right for you or your family? |
| 30 | HARRIS5B | HARRIS5 | Num | 8 | HARRIS5B: [Nurses] How much of the time do you think you can trust the following health care professions to do what is right for you or your family? |
| 31 | HARRIS5C | HARRIS5 | Num | 8 | HARRIS5C: [Pharmacists] How much of the time do you think you can trust the following health care professions to do what is right for you or your family? |
| 32 | HARRIS5D | HARRIS5 | Num | 8 | HARRIS5D: [Hospital executives] How much of the time do you think you can trust the following health care professions to do what is right for you or your family? |
| 33 | HARRIS6A | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6A: [Doctors] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 34 | HARRIS6B | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6B: [Nurses] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 35 | HARRIS6C | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6C: [Health care aides] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 36 | HARRIS6D | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6D: [Medical administrators] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 37 | HARRIS6E | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6E: [CEOs] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 38 | HARRIS6F | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6F: [Lawyers] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 39 | HARRIS6G | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6G: [Real estate agents] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 40 | HARRIS6H | HARRIS6 | Num | 8 | HARRIS6H: [Construction workers] What do you think is the average annual income of people in each of the following jobs? |
| 41 | HARRIS7 | HARRIS7 | Num | 8 | HARRIS7: What best describes you? |
| 42 | POLITICS | PID1 | Num | 8 | POLITICS: Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an independent or none of these? |
| 43 | DEMO | PIDA | Num | 8 | DEMO: Do you consider yourself a strong or not so strong Democrat? |
| 44 | REPUB | PIDB | Num | 8 | REPUB: Do you consider yourself a strong or not so strong Republican? |
| 45 | INDEP | PIDI | Num | 8 | INDEP: Do you learn more toward the Democrats or the Republicans? |
| 46 | IDEO | D3, D4, D5 | Num | 8 | IDEO: Generally speaking, do you consider yourself to be a liberal, moderate, or conservative? |
| 47 | URBAN | DM5 | Num | 8 | URBAN: How would you describe the community you live in now? |
| 48 | MARITAL | N/A | Num | 8 | MARITAL: Marital status |
| 49 | AGEGRP | N/A | Num | 8 | AGEGRP: Age |
| 50 | EDUCATION | N/A | Num | 8 | EDUCATION: Educational attainment |
| 51 | RACETH | N/A | Num | 8 | RACETH: Race/ethnicity |
| 52 | GENDER | N/A | Num | 8 | GENDER: Gender |
| 53 | HHINCOME | N/A | Num | 8 | HHINCOME: Household income |
| 54 | EMPSTATUS | N/A | Num | 8 | EMPSTATUS: Employment status |
| 55 | STATE | N/A | Char | 2 | STATE: State of residence |
| 56 | CENSUS_REGION | N/A | Num | 8 | CENSUS_REGION: Census region |
Notes:
- Variable #46 is collapsed or recoded from original data, making the coding frame of these variables different from the survey questionnaire. These variables are derived from more than one question.
- Variables #48-56 are AmeriSpeak Omnibus® profile variables. These variables are collapsed or recoded to minimize the risk of disclosing respondent privacy
June 2021 PUF - President Biden’s Latest Approval Ratings - Public is Relaxing its Pandemic Precautions - Public Wary of U.S. Taking a Major Role in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Public Holds Nuanced Views about Access to Legal Abortion
| # | Variable | Question | Type | Len | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SU_ID | N/A | Num | 8 | SU_ID: CaseID |
| 2 | FINALWT | N/A | Num | 8 | FINALWT: Post-stratification weights - 18+ general population (N=1,125) |
| 3 | SURV_MODE | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_MODE: Survey interview mode (online or phone) |
| 4 | SURV_LANG | N/A | Num | 8 | SURV_LANG: Survey Interview Language |
| 5 | CUR1 | CUR1 | Num | 8 | CUR1: Generally speaking, would you say things in this country are heading in the… |
| 6 | CUR3AB | CUR2, CUR3, CUR3A, CUR3B | Num | 8 | CUR3AB: Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president? |
| 7 | CURY2A | CURY2 | Num | 8 | CURY2A: [The economy] Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling…? |
| 8 | CURY2B | CURY2 | Num | 8 | CURY2B: [The coronavirus pandemic] Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling…? |
| 9 | CURY2C | CURY2 | Num | 8 | CURY2C: [Health care] Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling…? |
| 10 | CURY2D | CURY2 | Num | 8 | CURY2D: [Immigration] Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling…? |
| 11 | CURY2E | CURY2 | Num | 8 | CURY2E: [Foreign policy] Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling…? |
| 12 | CURY2F | CURY2 | Num | 8 | CURY2F: [The U.S. relationship with Russia] Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling…? |
| 13 | CURY2G | CURY2 | Num | 8 | CURY2G: [The conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians] Overall, do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling…? |
| 14 | B1AB | B1A, B1B | Num | 8 | B1AB: How would you describe the nation's economy these days? |
| 15 | GOVTA | GOVT | Num | 8 | GOVTA: [Families with children] Is the U.S. government spending too much, too little, or about the right amount to support… |
| 16 | GOVTB | GOVT | Num | 8 | GOVTB: [Medical care for women while they are pregnant] Is the U.S. government spending too much, too little, or about the right amount to support… |
| 17 | GOVTC | GOVT | Num | 8 | GOVTC: [Reproductive health services, such as family planning and birth control] Is the U.S. government spending too much, too little, or about the right amount to support… |
| 18 | GOVTD | GOVT | Num | 8 | GOVTD: [The foster care system] Is the U.S. government spending too much, too little, or about the right amount to support… |
| 19 | GOVTE | GOVT | Num | 8 | GOVTE: [Families who adopt children] Is the U.S. government spending too much, too little, or about the right amount to support… |
| 20 | VIRUS2A | VIRUS2 | Num | 8 | VIRUS2A: [The coronavirus] How worried are you about you or someone in your family being infected with… |
| 21 | VIRUS2B | VIRUS2 | Num | 8 | VIRUS2B: [The flu] How worried are you about you or someone in your family being infected with… |
| 22 | VIRUS6A | VIRUS6 | Num | 8 | VIRUS6A: [Your state government] Do you approve, disapprove, or neither approve nor disapprove of how each of the following is handling the coronavirus outbreak? |
| 23 | VIRUS6B | VIRUS6 | Num | 8 | VIRUS6B: [Your city or local government] Do you approve, disapprove, or neither approve nor disapprove of how each of the following is handling the coronavirus outbreak? |
| 24 | VIRUS6C | VIRUS6 | Num | 8 | VIRUS6C: [The federal government] Do you approve, disapprove, or neither approve nor disapprove of how each of the following is handling the coronavirus outbreak? |
| 25 | VIRUS6D | VIRUS6 | Num | 8 | VIRUS6D: [Leaders in Congress] Do you approve, disapprove, or neither approve nor disapprove of how each of the following is handling the coronavirus outbreak? |
| 26 | VIRUS7A | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7A: [Avoiding nonessential travel] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 27 | VIRUS7B | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7B: [Staying away from large groups] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 28 | VIRUS7C | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7C: [Avoiding other people as much as possible] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 29 | VIRUS7D | VIRUS7 | Num | 8 | VIRUS7D: [Wearing a face mask when you're around other people outside your home] Because of the coronavirus pandemic, how often are you: |
| 30 | REOPEN1A | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1A: [Attend religious services in person] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 31 | REOPEN1B | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1B: [Visit friends or family] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 32 | REOPEN1C | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1C: [Get a haircut] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 33 | REOPEN1D | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1D: [Use public transportation] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 34 | REOPEN1E | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1E: [Travel] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 35 | REOPEN1F | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1F: [Go out to a bar or restaurant] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 36 | REOPEN1G | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1G: [Go to the movies, a concert, or the theater] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 37 | REOPEN1H | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1H: [Attend a sporting event] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 38 | REOPEN1I | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1I: [Exercise at a gym or studio] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 39 | REOPEN1J | REOPEN1 | Num | 8 | REOPEN1J: [Go shopping in person for non-essential items] Before the coronavirus outbreak, about how often did you: |
| 40 | REOPEN2A | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2A: [Attend religious services in person] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 41 | REOPEN2B | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2B: [Visit friends or family] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 42 | REOPEN2C | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2C: [Get a haircut] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 43 | REOPEN2D | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2D: [Use public transportation] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 44 | REOPEN2E | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2E: [Travel] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 45 | REOPEN2F | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2F: [Go out to a bar or restaurant] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 46 | REOPEN2G | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2G: [Go to the movies, a concert, or the theater] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 47 | REOPEN2H | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2H: [Attend a sporting event] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 48 | REOPEN2I | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2I: [Exercise at a gym or studio] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 49 | REOPEN2J | REOPEN2 | Num | 8 | REOPEN2J: [Go shopping in person for non-essential items] In the next few weeks, will you personally: |
| 50 | REOPEN3A | REOPEN3 | Num | 8 | REOPEN3A: [Indoor activities away from your home] In the next few weeks, how likely is it that you will wear a face mask if you participate in: |
| 51 | REOPEN3B | REOPEN3 | Num | 8 | REOPEN3B: [Outdoor activities] In the next few weeks, how likely is it that you will wear a face mask if you participate in: |
| 52 | REOPEN4 | REOPEN4 | Num | 8 | REOPEN4: Overall, thinking about restrictions that have been put in place in your area to prevent the coronavirus from spreading, how concerned are you that lifting these restrictions will lead to additional people being infected? |
| 53 | REOPEN5 | REOPEN5 | Num | 8 | REOPEN5: Do you think restrictions that were put in place in your area to prevent the coronavirus from spreading have been lifted too quickly, not quickly enough, or are about right? |
| 54 | ABO1 | ABO1 | Num | 8 | ABO1: Which comes closest to your opinion on abortion? Abortion should be... |
| 55 | ABO2 | ABO2 | Num | 8 | ABO2: Regardless of your opinion about abortion, which do you think should have a larger responsibility for making laws related to abortion: each state government or the federal government? |
| 56 | ABO3A | ABO3 | Num | 8 | ABO3A: [The child would be born with a life-threatening illness] Please say whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion if… |
| 57 | ABO3B | ABO3 | Num | 8 | ABO3B: [The woman’s own health is seriously endangered by the pregnancy] Please say whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion if… |
| 58 | ABO3C | ABO3 | Num | 8 | ABO3C: [The woman became pregnant as the result of rape or incest] Please say whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion if… |
| 59 | ABO3D | ABO3 | Num | 8 | ABO3D: [The woman does not want to be pregnant for any reason] Please say whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion if… |
| 60 | ABO6A | ABO6 | Num | 8 | ABO6A: [The first trimester, that is, the first three months of pregnancy] Do you think abortion should be legal in all cases, legal in most cases, illegal in most cases, or illegal in all cases during: |
| 61 | ABO6B | ABO6 | Num | 8 | ABO6B: [The second trimester, that is, months 4 through 6] Do you think abortion should be legal in all cases, legal in most cases, illegal in most cases, or illegal in all cases during: |
| 62 | ABO6C | ABO6 | Num | 8 | ABO6C: [The last trimester, that is, months 7 through 9] Do you think abortion should be legal in all cases, legal in most cases, illegal in most cases, or illegal in all cases during: |
| 63 | MIDEAST1A | MIDEAST1 | Num | 8 | MIDEAST1A: [The Israelis] Thinking about the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, do you think the United States is too supportive, not supportive enough, or about right in its support of each of the following? |
| 64 | MIDEAST1B | MIDEAST1 | Num | 8 | MIDEAST1B: [The Palestinians] Thinking about the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, do you think the United States is too supportive, not supportive enough, or about right in its support of each of the following? |
| 65 | MIDEAST2 | MIDEAST2 | Num | 8 | MIDEAST2: Do you think the United States should have a major role, a minor role, or no role in finding a solution to the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians? |
| 66 | MIDEAST3 | MIDEAST3 | Num | 8 | MIDEAST3: Do you think a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully with each other, or not? |
| 67 | RELIG | RELIG | Num | 8 | RELIG: What is your present religion, if any? |
| 68 | BORN | BORN | Num | 8 | BORN: Would you describe yourself as a 'born-again' or evangelical Christian, or not? |
| 69 | VAX3 | VAX3 | Num | 8 | VAX3: Have you received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine? |
| 70 | APVAX7 | APVAX7 | Num | 8 | APVAX7: Will you… |
| 71 | WAGE_1 | WAGE1 | Num | 8 | WAGE1: If you were offered a new job, what is the lowest |
| 72 | WAGE2 | WAGE2 | Num | 8 | WAGE2: In the last month, have you seen any available jobs that you think you could be hired for but are not willing to apply for, or not? |
| 73 | WAGE3 | WAGE3 | Num | 8 | WAGE3: Which of the following best describes why you are not willing to apply for those jobs? |
| 74 | WAGE4 | WAGE4 | Num | 8 | WAGE4: Are you or someone in your household currently receiving unemployment benefits? |
| 75 | POLITICS | PID1 | Num | 8 | POLITICS: Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an independent or none of these? |
| 76 | DEMO | PIDA | Num | 8 | DEMO: Do you consider yourself a strong Democrat or a moderate Democrat? |
| 77 | REPUB | PIDB | Num | 8 | REPUB: Do you consider yourself a strong Republican or a moderate Republican? |
| 78 | INDEP | PIDI | Num | 8 | INDEP: Do you learn more toward the Democrats or the Republicans? |
| 79 | IDEO | D3, D4, D5 | Num | 8 | IDEO: Generally speaking, do you consider yourself to be a liberal, moderate, or conservative? |
| 80 | URBAN | DM5 | Num | 8 | URBAN: How would you describe the community you live in now? |
| 81 | MARITAL | N/A | Num | 8 | MARITAL: Marital status |
| 82 | AGEGRP | N/A | Num | 8 | AGEGRP: Age |
| 83 | EDUCATION | N/A | Num | 8 | EDUCATION: Educational attainment |
| 84 | RACETH | N/A | Num | 8 | RACETH: Race/ethnicity |
| 85 | GENDER | N/A | Num | 8 | GENDER: Gender |
| 86 | HHINCOME | N/A | Num | 8 | HHINCOME: Household income |
| 87 | EMPSTATUS | EMPLOY1 | Num | 8 | EMPSTATUS: Employment status |
| 88 | STATE | N/A | Char | 2 | STATE: State of residence |
| 89 | CENSUS_REGION | N/A | Num | 8 | CENSUS_REGION: Census region |
Notes:
- Variables #6, #14, and #79 are collapsed or recoded from original data, making the coding frame of these variables different from the survey questionnaire. These variables are derived from more than one question.
- Variables #81-86 and #88-89 are AmeriSpeak Omnibus® profile variables. These variables are collapsed or recoded to minimize the risk of disclosing respondent privacy.