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Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)

1990 Panel Wave 3 Rectangular Topical Module Microdata Ale

TECHNICAL DOCUMENT~FI

SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTlClPATlON (SIPP)

1 S90 PANEL

WA=3 RECTANGULAR TOPICAL MODULE MICRODATA RLE

Technical Documentation

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Barbara Hackman Franklin, Secretary

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTlClPATlON (SIPP) 1990 PANEL

WAVE 3 RECTANGULAR TOPICAL MODULE MICRODATA FILE

Absbact.. .................... ..- ......................................................................................................................................... l-1

Fue hformetioil.. .................................................................................................................................. ................... 2-l

Glossary d S&dad Tm.. ................................................................................................................................. 3-1

Indax toTopical Module File.. ................................................................................................................................ e1

Variable Lkting to TopIcal Module File.. ................................................................................................................ 5-i

Hew to Use the Data Dictionary.. .......................................................................................................................... &l

SIPP Topical Module Data Diiry ................................................................................................................... 7-1

Source and Accwacy Statement.. ......................................................................................................................... &i

Appendi- A CodeLists

A-l lnmme Source Code US! ............................................................................................................ Al-l

A-2 lncmm Scums Included in Monthly Cash I KOtlE ................................................................... A2-1 A9 9ourcs d Means-Tasted Ben&s C.wered in SIPP.. .................................... ..-...-................-. A&l A4 1990 Cansus d Populabn ocCupatim c&skatii System ................................................. Ad-1 AS 1930 Censos d Populakm Indus~ty chsskation System ....................................................... As-1

B. Facsimiles

B-l Control Card.. ........................................................................................................................ .....- . Bl-1 B-2 Topical Module Questimnaire.. .......................................... ..-.............................-.- .................... 82-l

C. Working Papers.. ...................................................................................................................................... Cl

D. Machiieadable Data Dkhmty Layout.. ........................................................................................... D-1

E. User Noses ................................................................................................................................................ E-l

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ABSTRACT

sutwy of Income and Program Participfltion (SIPP) 1990 Panel, wave 3 Rectangular Top&d Module Micrcdek File [machi~8bk dapl fik] / mrdhzted by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. -Washkgtom The Bumuu [prcducer and disbibmor]. 1992.

Type of Ffk:

MiaDdaEs:lmltdobsefvationkanlndiiuel.

Universe Deaoription:

Bubjed-hlstluDmulptfon:

ThafkcuUdnsdataprlndyfromthetopicalmcdulepoRiondthaquestbnnake. Hmvwer,forpurposesd matcMnO~tomecon,fJe,whichwasreleasedse~~y,thebegkrningdtheRecontainsidentilying kdonmtlmaswellas-besicdamogmphicandsocklchamctarktlcsdmtareako umtabmdinthacorelile. Thaldadybghf~lndulassampieunit.ha;lsehdd addres,andemyaddressldwwca6on cmographiiandeoclalchsra cwhtlcs induda age, sex, ma (white; Biacki Amafican Indkn. Eskimo. and Aleutd; A&n of Padfic klamier; and Other), ethnic origin (23 categork5 Muding 7 Spar&h otigin categories). m&al stews. and education. Data in thk topical module file include work schedule, child cere. chid support agreemerassupportfornonhousehddmembers.hnctionallimitatiwsnddisabslty,end~Ulhationdheallh caremnlicm.

SlPPkakq#tudiiauweywhereeachsampkdhwsahddandmchdwxMent hcuseMdkreintervkwedat 4-monthiuervakfor6intaJviews or-wavm.” Tl-&ReconWnstheresultsdthetMrdbUeMew. Uniquecodes ereMudedoneachrecordtoallowlinkingtogetherthesamepersomfromtheprecedingandsubsequent vmvas.

Geographfc Coverage:

UnW States. Codes are induded for 41 indiiual States and the Dktrict d Columbia, although the eampfe waettddeJgnedtoproduceStateestfmates. AreasintheSlPPsarnpkhnineoth~State5arefdentffkdh mrmgrcupslormentklityrmsu?s. ThefileidentHiesasubsampledmetmpdiimskfer&alongwith codesforrelactadmuropdpan staibal arms (MSAb) and died tnetmpdi stat&id ems (CMSA’S).~

FikBbuuura: Rectangular. EachlogiimcordforasampkdpersonindudeslnbxraMnonthehwsehoM andfamlydwhlchUlepersonwasapanduringmchronthdthe~~period,as~lascharaderistics dthapwsm

FUa Bbxt: 60,721 logkal records: I.052 character logical record length.

Ffk Sort Sequence of Sample Units: Sampling unit identpicaion number by entry address ID and person numberwithin samplii unit

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Survey of lncom8 and Program P&tkipWm (SIPP) 1990 Pad, Weve 3 Red347d8r Topkel Module Microdeta fik Tachnical Docunentation. The documentatbn itx%desthkabstmd,thedatadictiiry,anindsxtothe data d@ionary, rekvant code lkts. a qu&iomxke facsimlk. and general Mormabn miatfwe to SIPP. One copy dthetedmkdldourmentationaccompanies sachReorder~~meybe~sedsepa~t~yfort25trom Date User Sewices Dhrkkm, Customer Smites. Bureau d the Cec6us.Washingtcit. D.C. 20233.

I- Mettud (1985). Swveyotincom and Program Patti~m. U.S. Depammt d Commercs. BurmudtheCmsus. ThemanudkavaPableforSlOfmmDataUserSenrlcssDMsbn.CustomerServices. Bureau dthe Census, Washbrgton DC. 20233.

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FILE INFORMATION

In order to elllnate duplicate data the general prlncipde followed hem k to eliinate all unedited ~ri&~es that dea exist In editd form. All -08 cock5 that are carried In racuded or edited fields are also eliminated.

Incwder~~reducsthenumberdwriableswSlPPlilas.severalwriableshavebeenellmlnated. PJIcheckltem fwebeendimlnated. Theycanyhformaththatkfrornothwprtsdthe qumt&nwlreorwntrclcwdanc~ we not edited. Caatlng personmonth recordsakoreducsbthanumbardvariaWsbyafactordfour. A r6lr@e5wrdbyoutdeeubs elldthewdabksawlkbleluraslngk~ Thatfacotdkthanrapaatadfor aachnw&. TftaanmntSlPPUl6scorWnailfourmonthsddataona&#arecmd.

These3dtneslQlaPionscan0aarrhanygtWn~.~thechancesforwnfwlonareswwwhatlms. In thkhi6,datafwjob1andjOb2wiUbepresentedfordualjobhddara InaUdhercasesthejobforwhichtha peMneemed~moJtmaneyduring~4monthperiod~lbelktedasjoblandjob2~lbethe~fa whlchthepemoneamadthesecordkrgeSmountdmcmeydwingthemomhlypehds TbrewUlakobea newrecodeaeated~~thispeMnhas~tfomrationfor0,1.or2jobs~month.Rdssame pmcedwewfllbausedforpefsonswithrmrethanonereportads$f~ joblnagtwnmcah. l3mingsfcNmchjobareprwntedsepivately.

Thebslsediondthemcntl4yrewrdoorUakubdomaknonassetiname. Assetiwomakcdlactadasa sfr@eamountforthefowmonthperfaf.andinnwstcasesfwasetdirxornesourcss ksetll?ximakok colkdedforbcthjointandindiiualredpbncy. For example, a single anxnmt k mllected for hdffual intaresthmmerecaiv~duringthefcurrnonthreferencepfcd. ThatarwuntMudesinterestfromrugutar

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FILE INFORMM,ON

savings awounk (lSSlO0). money market deposll accounis (lSSlO1). wrtbkates d deposft (lSS102). and hterestfromNOWorwperNOWaccounts(lSS1CG). AsemndamotMk remrdedforcmenwnberdtha hcusehMonhtemstfromulose sourcmwheretheacwuntwasmwwdiolntlywlthanothwad~memberof thehwsehdd.

ThaassetlncnmasedknwnfainsamonMywlueforeachdtheamounts c.dktedlnthequmtknmire. The referancepe6afamourpkdfvidedbyfcurtogetthamonthlyamounL In&dltkn,jolntfncomeksplftavenly belwemhusbadatxiwlfe. Thismctknakocanlesanlrdlcataforeechaoufwdlncoma lfanlndtvldual h8b~~frOmbothareglkrsavings~andaNOWaccouqbahwlllbeMicated. Dfwurse,therek nowayt0e!locatatheklcunatotothese separately since eeptate lrdmmth Was not collected to begin Wm. .~.

TheSlPPide~schemek~touniquelyldemifyMividualsheachwave,prwideameansd linking the sama hdividuak cver,tima, and grcup iwJiiuak into houmhdds and farnilii over the.

Tlwwrkuswmpmenkdthe--~arelktedbebw:

Sam@eUnftldmMkaMNumber AddressID EntryAddressID P-Number

Themmplemlt ldmtRaOi number was created by scrambling together the PSU, segment. and serial numbersusadfqCensuCBureauadminktm&purpc&sThkkferMerkcoMwted th?SalTk3WayOilWCh wavemgwdJmsdmows,toenablemat~ngfromwavetowave.

Thesamplii~aarkfnumbarandaddressIDccdeuniq&ykfent%seach hwmholdhanygtvenwave. ThesamplingunitsarialnumtercanlinkallhousehMsh subseqrrentwawstacktotheodgi~Wave1 hwsehdd.

Topcoding of fncoma Vabbka

ToprotedagalnStthe~~ltythatausermigMrecognLetheidentaydaSlPPrsspondent~vecyhigh hcome.incomafrwneveryxxlrcek’topcoded’sothatnoMividualincomearountsabovetlW.000are revealed. WlUe the data dlkwry hdiies a tofxxde d $33.332 for monMy homa, thk topcode wUI tardy

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GLOSSARY OF SELECTED TERMS

Ab4ent1amomweaka. Absentiamoreweeksmeansabmntwlthcutpayfmmajoborbuslness. Persons wereabsentwtmorrtpsyinamonth%theywere~ajob’duringmeentire~h,krtwerenotatwMkat~t JobduingetlsastlMweek(SundaynvwghSaturday)duringmemornh.anddidnatrecaivewagesora sabry for any time during chat week. Resc+‘ts for an unpaid absence lndude vacatkm. Ilness, layofi. bad weather,labcxdkputes,andwaiUngtostartanewjob.

FamlfyhouwhoM. Afamliyhous&ddkah maintainedbyafamily;anyunrekMpersons

f--Y members and/a secacbry hdiiuds) who may be reskllng there are In&dad. The numberdfamEy hou&akkkequaltothenumberdfamlii. Thecauntdfamilytmuseh&membersdiffers fromthewumdfamilymember$hcwbww,inthatthefamilyhwWhddmembem iIlCludeallpersonsiiiin tfle-,whemasfamllymembwsMudeonlynle ~andhk/twrmWves.

Funfly. Akmilykagrcupdtwoormorepersons(medwhomkthe householder) related byblrth, maniage, a adcptkn and resldii together; ail such persons (induding rekted subamay membars) are considered members d me famiiy.

PeMosl6yearsoldandarerwhoreportedusuallyworkine35wmorehows~weekduringtheweeks meyworkedaredasslfiedmYurtime’workers;personswhoreportedmattheyusudlyworkedfawerthan35 hoursarecbslfbd as‘part4m6workers. TheamedwinllarewedhtheCPS.

Household. Ahou&okl consbkdallpwsonswhooccupyahousfngunlL Ahnuseanapartmentorother grwpdrooms.orasingleroomkregardedasahousingunitwhen11kocatpiejaclntendedforoccupancy asseparatelivhgquwkrs:thetkwlmnthe cwupankdonotliieanceatwlthanydharpmsonslnthe struchweandmerekeither(l)diredaccessfromtheocPsLleorthrOUBha commonhallor(2)akltchenor cookingequipmemtitheexciusfwusedtheocwpants.

Ahou&toldindudesther&atedfamilymembers and all U-e undated persons, if any, such as lodgers. foster children,wa&,oremp4oyeeswlvash%ethehousingunit Apersonlkfngaloneinahousingunitoragroupd un5ktedperscuwstwringahausingunltas~balsocomtedasahcumhdd. nlecoumct- exdudmgrowqumas Emmplmdg~quwtersMudemomingandboardinghcuses,cdkge . dotnmn&andcommmsandmmastwiEs.

Holadmua. sulwy pDcadurescallforlMingRmthepeMn(oronedthepersom)hwhosenamethe homekcnvedorreraed. tfthehousekcrunedjdnUybyamarrkdmupie.eithevthehusbanda~wYemay belktedffrst,thembybaDamlngtherefemnWpersm,orhousehdder,towhomthe rebtlomhlpdtheuther hcumhddmemberskrecorded. Onepwsonhmchhousehcldbdmlgnatedasthe’househdder.‘The numbWd~therdae,kequdtothenumbwdhousehdds

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The SIPP hcama definitbn Indudes three types d earnings: wages aruf salary, nor&arm sdf+rndoyrnent, and fermself-wnploymenL ThedetidIMdnonfamrself~oymentandfannsslf~ b”OtbiWdMthe net dllerewe between gross receipts or sales and opmtlng expamm, depmddh, etc. The monthly amounsfor~l-typesarebasedm~hesahryorotherincomerecahredhom~businessbythe ownerdthebusinessorfanndurfngthe+monthreferencepriod.

TheBureaudLabaStatisUcspublWlesquaRerlyaveagesfocaneamingsc~ceptcdled’usuaiweeldy earnings’ for employed wage and salary work&c The cnncept dffers from the SIPP earnings conce@ since lt is based on usual, nd actual earnings. axdudes the self+nployd. and axdudes mmlngs from secondary jobs.

Nonfamifyfmusa&M. Armnfamltyhwc&ofdka hous&o@mahkhedbyaperwmlh4ngafoneorwfth nuwbdws only.

PecsonsofSpmfshorfgin. Penonsdspanishoriginweredeterminedmmebaskdaguestion~asked for~dthepwson’soriginordesceru Rsponder@wereaskedtoselecttheirorigin(orthe origmdsurneotherftousehddmember)froma7lashcard’lktingethnicorfgin& PersonsdSpnkhorfgm,in particular,weremosewhoMicstedmetmeiror$inwasMexicen.PuertoRicaRCuban.Centralor~ American,or-oUwrSpadshc+igh. 11shouldbenotedthatpersonsdSpankhoriglnnraybedanyraca

Rem. The pophtkn k dii into groups on the basis d race: White; Sk&; American Indii. Eskfmo. or Aleut;As&orP&ickla*and’othermces.’

Specbl Supplemental Food Program for women, Infants, 8nd Children (WE). Senefik are recehred in tha formdvowhwstlwtareredmmed atretailstormfus+JedFcsupplemenklnulmkusfwda EligMelow- hcomeredpierOsarehfantsandchlldrenuptoagehveandpresMnt~mandkerstieedlngmunen.

Unempfoymentcompenaatfon. Thktemtreferstoca.shbeslitspafd tounemp4oyedworkemthroughaState or~unemploymentagency.iheseMudedlbenehspaidwdertheFederalStaelnemployment hsurance~programasestablishedunderthesoc$lsecoriryAQaswellasthDse~paidtosWesndlocal govemrnem employeas, Federal ckifkn erndoyees. and veterans

TheCurmntPopuktbnSurvey(CPS).thed6dalswrcedhborforce statkhfornleNation,usesthesame definiiforajoborbusiness. ThetennMhajob,‘hcwever,shoMnotbe wnfused with the term ‘employed asusadinUwCPS. W~ajob’indudesmosewhoweretempoarilyabsentfromajobbecausedbyoffand mosewaioingtobeginanewjobln30days;intheCPSthasepersonsareK*considered’employed.’ See Worked mch week’ below.

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INDEX TO 1990 WAVE 3 TOPICAL MODULE

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Address Id- .................................................................................................................. ADDID ....................... .20 Address Identi8cation - Edited Entry.. ........................................................................................ ENTRY ....................... .25 Age - Chack Item T21. ................................................................................................................. TM8912 ..................... 8(11 Age As Ol last Birthday - Edited And Imputed.. ........................................................................ AGE. ............................ 43 AM Used In Getting &ound For 6 Months Or More .................................................................. TM8808 733 ..................... Anc?herJobTo&kAbouI - Check Item T1.l. ........................................................................... TM8872.. ................... 115 Cane, Cwtchm, Or Walker Used To Get Arti ...................................................................... TM8802 .......... ..__ .... 730 Cash Medii Chikl Support lnduded In Child Support Payments .......................................... TM8464 ..................... 454 CheckltemT1.1 AnotherJobToAsk About.. ............................................................................ TM8972 ..................... 115 Check Item TlO - ChUdren Listed. Two Or More.. ...................................................................... TM8194 ...... .._ .......... 2% Check ItemTll -Three Youngest ChUdran LessThan5Years Old.. TM8214:18 ....................................... ............... ~25 Ctwck bmTll.1 - Des!gnated Parent Ol4+ Under 15 Lbing In Househdd. TM8322 ......................... ...... .._ .......... .282 Chsck Item T12 - Parent Of Chtiren Under 21 Who Uve In This Household.. ........................ TM84u8 ..................... 349 Chack Item T13 - Child Support Agreement Coven More Than One Child.. ........................... ?I#8474 ...... .._ ........... & Check Item T14 - Chiidren In Household Not Covered By Most Recent Agreement .............. TM8492 ..................... 475 Clwck Item T16 For Contml Card Item 5B TM8762 ................................................................................. ..................... 6% Check Item T17 -Aid Used In Getting Around.. ......................................................................... TMBBo6 ..................... 732 Check Item T19 - Has Diiulty Wah Any Activity.. .................................................................... TM88%. .................... 789 Check Item T2O - Con&M Caused Diiiulty With Actbity TM8898 .................................................... ..................... 796 Chack Item T21 -Age .................................................................................................................. TM8912 Check Item T22 -Disabled Marked On Control Card.. TM8914.. .............................................................. ................... 805 Chack Item T23 - Disabled Marked On ISS ............................................................................... TM8316. .................... 898 Check Item 124 - Wuk Marked On ISS ..................................................................................... TM8922 .................... .8g9 check ltemT25 -Health bndiibn CarrseS blit&X~. TM8930. ........................................................... .................... 813

Check Item T26 - condi causing Umbtioru.. ............................... ..- ................................ TM8938 .................... 620 Check Item T27 - Desigrxitfd Parent Or Guardian Of Chikken Under 6 TM8942 ................................. ..................... 823 Check Item T28 - Design&d Parent Or Guardii 01 Children 6-21 ....................................... TM8960 ..................... 844 Check Item T5 - b0king For Work Or On Layoff.. .................................................................... TM8106 ..................... 142 Check Item 16 - Persm Numbers For Three Ycungest Chlidren ............................ ..- TM81 14:18 ............. ................ 145 check item 77 - Chid Care Place Fur Three Youngest Children.. ............................................ TM8132:36 ................ 1% Check Item T8 - Children LIsted. Two Or More. .._ TM8144 ..................................................................... ..................... 169 Check item T9 -Three Youngest Children Cared For By Whom.. ............................................ TM8182:86 ......... ..- .. .2oo Child Care Amount Paid Per Week - Seccind Ywqest Child.. ................................................ TM8154 ..................... 176 Child Care Anmum Paid Per Week -Third Youngest Child.. ..................................................... TM6156. .................... 179 Child Care Amount Paid Per Week -Youngest Child ................................................................ TM8152 ..................... 173 Chad Care Armgemem Changed During Tii Working - Youngas Chad.. .......................... TM8226.. .................. 231 Chikl Care Amngmem Changed During Tune Working -Second Youngest TM8228.. ........................ .................. 232 Child Care Armgmem Changed During Tii Working -Third Youngest.. TM8238 ........................... .................... 233 Child Care Anangement changed For Reasons Specified.. ..................................................... TMS238:8320 ........... 240 Child Care Atmgmem Changes Caused Loss Of -Iii From Work.. TM8328 ................................... .................... 289 Child Care Anangemenl During Mast Hours, Type of- Seccmd Youngest Child TM8172 .................... ..................... 1% Child Care Anangemenl During Mast Hours, Type Df - Third Youngest Child.. TM81 74 ...................... ..................... 1% Child Care Anangemanl During Most Hours, Type Ol - Ywngest Uxikf ................................. TM8170 ..................... 191 Child Care Amngemem Used In Typical Weak last Month, Other - Youngest Child.. ........... TM8164 ..................... 168 Child Care Arrangement Used In Typical Weak Last Month. Dther - 2nd Young est.. TM8166 .............. ..................... 189 Child Care Anangmm Used In Typical Week Last Month, Other - 3rd Youngest ................ TM8168 ..................... 1% Chikl Care Arrangemet& Method d - Second Youngest Chad ................................................ TM8122 ..................... 1% Child Care Anangernent, Method of -Third Youngest Child.. ................................................... TM8124 ..................... 158 Child Care Amangemwt, Method of - Youngest Child.. ... ..- ..................................................... TM8128 ..................... 154 Child Care Arrangements Changed Because d Unavailabilii d Child Care Provider.. TM8326.. .......... ......... .._ ..... 288 Chikf Care Amngements Changed During Past 12 Months - 2nd Youngest .......................... TM8222 .... .._. ........... 229 Chfkl Care Anangemams Changed During Past 12 Months -Third Youngest.. ...................... TM8224 .................... 230 Child Care Arrangements Changed During Past 12 Months - Youngest.. ................................ TM8220.. .................. 228

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Chfld Care Arrangemems In The last 12 Months, Number of - Second Youngest. . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.. TM8234 .___._...___.._..___. z+6 Child Care Amqements In The Last 12 Months, Number of - Thii Youngest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.. TM8236 . . . . ..___..____._.._ 238 Cl-&J Care Arrangemecrts In The Last 12 Months, Number of - Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._... TM8232 ._.._.._..._._.. . . ..D Child Care At HO~W Or Some Other Place - Se.%& Youngest Child .,............._...................... TM8128 ._..__....._....._.__ 161 Child Care Al Home Or Some Other Place - Semnd Ywngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8176 . . .._.........._.__.. 198 ChJdCareAtHcmeOr5.omeOtherFlace-ThkdYwngtstChiid . . . . . . . . . . . . ..____........................ TM8130 .___...__....._.___._ 162 ChM Care At Home Or Some Other Place - Thlrd Ywngat Child . .._.......__._._............ . , . . . . . . . . . . . TM8189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199 chlkl care At Home or some other Plam - Yotmge3t Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8126 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160 CNd Care At HMle Or Some other t’hCa - YOUI’Igest child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM81 76 ___.._._.._..._...... 197 Child Care Hours Per Week - Seccuxl Youngest ChU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.........-.... TM~IGO _.____.__......... 184 ChUd Care Hours Per Week -Third Youngest Child . . . . .._..__....................................................... TM8162 __._.._...._._......_ 166 Child Care Hours Per Week-Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .._........................ TM8158 __..__...,... _ .._.... 182 ChW Care Hours Per We& Number Of - Second Ywngest Chlkl . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.......... _ . . .._..__..._. TM8210 . ..___.._.___.._...__ 221 Child Care Hours Per Week, Number Ol -Third Ywngest Child . . . . . . . .._......._............................ TM8212 . . . .._.._._..._._._. m Child Cam Hours Per Week, Number of- Ywngest Child . . . .._._.-._.._.__.................................... TM8208 __... _ .._._........_ 219 Child Care Imputation Flags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1~81~~ ..__.__._.. 291 Child Care Money Payment For Arrangement - Second Youngest ChJd . . . . . . . .._.._._..___............. TM8140 _...._._....._..._.. 167 Child Care Money Payment For Arrangement -Third Youngest Child .._......__.._._.._.................. TM8142 . . .._......_.___..__. 168 Chad Care Money Payment For Arrangement - Ywngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8138 _.._..._.......... . ..168 CM-J Care Money Payment Made Or Not - Second Young& Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM6190 . .._..___.__....___. ~04 child Cam Money Payment Made Or Not -Third Ywngest child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-..............-....... IX48192 . .._._._......._.... 205 Child Care Money Payment Made Or Not -Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._................................... TM6188 . . . . . ..___.__....___ 203 Child Care Payment Amount Weekly - Second Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM82o4 ..__.............___ 213 Child Care payment Amount, We&y-Third Youngest Child . .._..__.___.__.._................................ TM8266 .._._...__,___._____ 216 CWd Care Payment Amourq Weekly - Ywngest Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-........ TM8202 .._..__.._..._..._._ 210 CWkl Care Payment separately Or lndude Another Child - Second Ywngest ._._............_...... TM8198 ..___..._....._..__. .2o8 Child Care Payment Sepamtdy Or include Another Child -Third Youngest . .._.~...__._............. Nauxl _....._.._.__.._.._. 209 Child Care Payment Separately Or Include Andher ChZd - Youngal Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8186 . . . .._..__......__._ 207 child Care Payment Separately Or indudes AMher Child -Sew& Youngest .._...._._..._.__._.. TM8148 . ..___..__..._..._.._ 171 Child Cam Payment separately Or hdudes Another Child -Third Youngest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8150 . . . .._..._....._._._. 172 Child Care Payment Separately Or Includes Another Child -Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._...... Ml46 . . .._._...._._....... 176 Child Care Plaoe - SecMd Youngest - check Item l7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8134 . . .._..._....._..._.. 164 Child Care Place - Thbd Ywngast - Check Item 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-............................. TM8136 _..._.___.........__. 165 Child Care Fiace -Ywngmt Child - chedc &ml7 . . . ..__........................................................... TM8132 _..._.___..._.._..... 163 Child Cared For By Whom - Second Ywngest Child - Check Item T9 . . . . . . . .._.._....._................. TM81 84 .._..._._....._..... .2ol Child Cared For By Whom -Third Youngest Child -Check Item T9 . . . ..__.._.......__...................... -186 _..... _ .__......__.. 202 child Cared For By whom - Youngest Child - Check Item T9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM81 82 _._..__..._......_.. zoo Child Less Than 5 - Sea& Ywngest - Check Item Tl 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8216 .._....._........_.. 226 child Less Than 5 -Third Youngest - chedc Item Tl 1 .__...._..-.................................................. TM8218 _._.._..___..._...__ 227 Child Less Than 5 -Youngest Chad - Check Item Tll .._........................................................... Th@214 ._.. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~25 Child Suppat Agreement Covers All children In Household . . . . . . . . . . . .._..._.................................. TM8554 .._..._.__._.__...... 537

-aJmAB- &vet’s More Than One Child - Check Item T13 . . .._._....._.__............ TM8474 . . . .._.._......__.... 459

C=dSuppoRAgreement for Caodii Parent To Provide Health lnsuranm .._.......___............ TM8481 _....__._._._......_ 452

cf@dswm Agmemea For Non-Custodii Parent To Pay Medii Custs Dkectiy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8462 _.._....._...__.._.__ 453 Chtd Support Agmement lor Nw-Custodial Parent To Provide Health Insurance . .._.......__._.. TM8458 ._.___......_........ 461 Child Support Agreement For Nonhwsehdd Member, Other _.___.._._.._.._..._............................. TM8738 . .._.._.._........... 665 Chad support Agmemnt For PaymentsTo Include Cash Medii Suppmt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~W.8464 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 464 Child SuppOn Agreement For Which Children Uvlq Here - Frst ..___.~._.........__....................... TM8500 ._.. _ .._.._.___..._.. 479 Child Support Agreement For Which Children Ltving Here - 8econd .._.............__..................... TM8502 . ..___.__..........__ 482 Child Support Agmment For which Children uving Here -Third . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.................. TM8504 . . ..__.___.__.._._._ 485

-suppoRAgreemen Includes No ProvMons For Health Care Costs . . . . .._............_.......... TM8466 . .._..__..__......._. 455

~SuppoRAgreemen Indudes Other Proviskms For He&h Care .._.......___..___................... TM8468 . . . . . ..__............ 456 Child Support Agreement Other Than One Dii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8494 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476 Chikil Support Agmemer~, Type Of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._........................................................................ TM8488 . . . . .._._............ 478

ChM Support Agreements. Number Ol . .._................................................................................. TM8496 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477 Child Support For Nonhwsehold Member Made Wnhwt Agreement, Amount Ol................. TM8744 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 673

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Chkl Support For Nonhwsehold Member Made Ww Written Agreement ._...___....._...__..... TM8742 ._..__.____......_._. 672 ChiidSuppoRForNonhoutehold Member Paid Under Other Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8740 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 666 ChildSupportForNonhouse hold Member To lndude Cash Medii Support ._..............__..... Tt.48732 . ..___._.....___..... 661 Chad supporl Impu&tbn Flags .._.____........_...............................,................................................. It&46438624 . . . . .._._.... 584 Child Support Not Awarded - Property Settlement Accepted -Oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8582 _..___._....__..__.. 556 child Support Not Awarded - Pmpmiy Settlement Aazepted -Youngest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.............. fM8580 .__..___..........._ 555 Child Support Payment Agmmant Anieur% - Don’t Kmw Or None . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._..................... TM8513 .._..__....__....... 508 ChildsupportP.aymelltAgreement Amount Per MontJ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.............................. TM8510 . . ..__..._........._. 498 Child Support Payment Agreement Amwnt Per Week ..-..............................,.............-......-... TM85o6 . . . ..___._..._.~. 488 Child Suppan Payment Agreement Amount Per Yar . .._......................................................... TM8512 ._._._...._._..._.... 503

--QpponPaymentAg- Amount weekty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-..................-........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8508 . . . . .._........._.... 493 Cl-&l Support Payment Agreement Ever Been Changed.... . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8430 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402 Child Suppott Payment Agreement For All Children LMng Here . . . . . . . . . . ..__.__.__........................ TM8410 ..___.....__......_.. 355 Child Support Payment Agreement For No Children Living Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-........ I%841 1 . ..-..._._._..._.... 357 Child Suppot? Payment Agreement For Person Number - Fust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-....... TM8412 . .._........__.._..__ 359 Child Support Pam Agreement For P- Number - Second . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8414 .._.__....__.._. 362 Chikl Support Payment Agreement For Person Number-Third . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._............................ TM8416 . . . ..__..._...._..... 365 Chi!dSuppottPaymentAgreement &ached In Which Year . . . . . . . .._.......................................... TM8418 . . . ..____.....__..... 369 Child Support Payment Agreement, Existence Of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ._.-......_.. _ _._.._ TM&o04 .....__..._.._.I._._ 351 Chki Support Payment Amwnt Actually Received In last 12 Months . . . . . .._......_...._................ TM8450 . . . ..__..__....__.._. 441 Child Support Payment A~nount Actually Received Under Agreement .._..._.._.._. _ _...__...._...._____ -16 . . . ..___......__..._. 510 ChM Support Payment Amwnt Last Changed In What Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8432 _._..__._._._..__... 403 Child Support Payment Dw in last 12 Mwths . . . ..I.............-.........................................-.. _ ._.._ TM8444 . .._..__...._..__.._. 433 Child Support Payment Fii Agreement Amwnt Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8428 ._........__._..._.. 396 Child Support Payment Fvst Agreement Siiy Ddiar Amount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ._....._............ TM8422 . . . ..___.._.__....___ 378 ChEdSupportPaym6ntFkstAgeemsnt Montldy Dollar Amount ..___.._......__._._........................ TM&u4 ._._.__I......__.... 3&o Child Support Payment Fti Agree- WeekQ Dollar Amwnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8420 _....___.._.___..... .372 Child Support Payment Frst Agreement Y&y Ddlar Amwnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__............................ TM8426 .._..__..........__._ 390 Chlkl Support Payment Last Agreement Amount Unknown . . . . . . . . . . ..___...........................-......... TM8442 .._.._..,.._.....___. 431 Chad Support Payment Last Agreement Bieetdy Ddlar Amwnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .._.__.....___ TM8436 ..__.._..._....._._.. 413 Child Support PaymenZ Last Agreement MontNy Ddlar Amwnt . . . . . .._........._........................... TM8438 . . . ..__..........._._ 419 ChW Support Payment last Agreement Weebdy Ddlar Amwnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8434 .__._.___._..._...... 407 ChW Support Payment last Agreement Yearly Ddhr Amwnt ,....................-......................... TM8440 ._____.......__...... 425 Chki support Payment Not Awarded - Person Number d Oldest Child . . . . . . . . . . . .._..__._............. TM8562 . . . ..__..._._........ 544 Chid Support Payment Not Awarded - PersOn Number d Ywngest child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8560 ._.____...__...._... 541 Child Suppori Payment Not Awarded Father Unable To Pay - Oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.................. TM8574 . . ..__.._............ 552 Child Support Payment Not Awarded Father Unable To Pay -Youngest . . . . . . . . . . .._.................. TM%572 . . .._......__..._... 551 Child Support Payment Not Awarded F& Agreement Pendiig - oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8578 .._____....._.___... .5% Child Suppcet Payment Not Awarded Final Agreement Pending - Youngest .._ . ..__._.........__._... TM8576 . . . .._.._._.__...... 553 Chid Support Payment Not Awarded For Other Reasns -Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._........... TM8592 ._...__...._..._.... 561 Child Support Payment Not Awarded Patemity Not Established - Oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8566 . .._____......_...... 548 Child Suppat Payment Not Awarded Paternity Not Established -Youngest . ..__._.._......._._..... TM8564 ._._.__........._... 547 Child Support Payment Not Awarded Unable To locate Parent -Oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.... TM857o . . . ..____.......__... 550 Child Support Paymant Not Awarded Unable To Locate Parent - Ywngest . . . . . .._.........._....... TM8669 .._..__........_.... 549 Child Suppan Payment Not Made In last 12 Mwths, ReasonThat _............_....._.................... TM8446 ..__.__..,..__..__... 434 Chid Support Payment Not Pursued - Oldest Chi!d ..___.._......._.....-......,.................................... TM8580 . ..____._....._._.... 560 Child Sopport Payment Not Pursued -Youngest Chiid _._..._..__.__.._.__~................................,...... TM6588 . ..______.._...._... .559 Child Support Paymad Not Wanted - Oldest Child . ..__.__........................................................... TM8565 . .._____........_... 558 Child Suppd Payment Not Wanted - Ywngest Chad _.._................................,......................... TM8564 . . . ..____......._.... 557 CNd Supporl Payment Paid Wdhin 30 Days Of Due Date . . . . . ..__............................................... TM8456 ....__.__.......I_.. 450 Child Support Payment Reched By what Method . . . . . .._.......................................................... TM8452 . . . ..___........_.... 447 Chdd Support Payment Received How Regtdady ._.____..__..__._._.................................................. TM8454 . . . . .._..........._.. 449 Child Support Payment Supposed To Have Received In last 12 Months . . . . . . . . .._.................... TM8448 . . . . .._.............. 435 ChM Support Payments Made For How Many Children Living In Hwsehold . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._......... TM8406 . . . . . .._............. 352 Child Supp~n Payments Not Awarded For Other Reasons - Oldest Child ._......._.....__............. TM8594 ._...__.._......_.._. 562 Child Support Payments Received WRhMR Written Agreement . . . . . . . . .._........_........................... TM8620 . . . ..__. _ . . . . . . . ..__. 577

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Child Support Payments Received Wkhout Written Agreement Amount d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8622 . .._....____..__..._. 578 Child Support Received As Non-Cash Items Or Sen&es .____._.._.~..._..._....... - . . .._.._......_........ l?.t8624 .._._.._..__.__.._... 583 Children In Thk Hwsehdd Under 21 Years Wah Parent Lhbg Eleewhere . . . . .._........__............ TM6402 . . . . .._...._..__.___. 350 Children Usted, Two Or More - Check Item TlO __.._...._....._____................................,................... TM6194 . . .._._._.._....._._ 206 Children Llsted. Two Or More - Chezk item T8 .._......_........_... _ __..__..__.....__...........~..................... TM8144 . . . . . . .._........_... 169 ChildrenUvingInHoushdd !Mth Support Award From Absent Parem, Number of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8556 . . .._._._.____._.... 538 Children Lhfing In Th& Hcu&& Not Covered By M& Reoent Agreement .._..__.....__.......... TM8482 .._.....__..___._.... 475 Children Remlved Therapy Designed To Meet Da’~opmentel Needs -Third Person . . . . . . ..__. TM6958 . . . . .._._..___..._... 641 Children Received Thempy For Developmental Needs - Fist Person Number .__......._.........___ TM8954 .~_~.~~.~~.~.~~~~... 835 Children Received Therapy For Developmental Needs - Second Person Number . . . .._.......... TM&s6 . ..__...._._._.._._.. 838 Children Recelved Therapy Or Diagnostic .&vices For Deveiopmemal Needs .._...__.____......... TM8952 _...__..._._._.._._.. 634 Children Under 6 With UmliatiMs In Usuel Kind 01 Acdvibs .,._.._._.._..__._............................... TM&%4 .__..__.__.___ _ _..... 824 Children Wkh ActidLy Umltatlom - Fpn Person No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-................................... TM6946 .__._...__.__.___.._ .625 Chiklrm WUh AcWy LlrdMms - second Person No ..__.__~__..._._.__...... _ . . . . . . . . . . .._......__........... TM8518 . . . . . . . . . .._.._..__.. 828 Children With A&i&y Limb&ns - Thlrd Person No ._........__.. _ . . ..-........................................... TM8950 . .._...._.._..__..__. 831 Children Wti Dii Doing Regular School Work - Fvst Person Number .__......__.__..._........ TM&964 _.__...__I......_... 846 Children Wah Diitdty Do@ Reguhr Schod Work - Second Person Number . . . . . . . . . . .._......... IX@966 . . .._........__.._._. 849 Children Wdh Dii Doing Reguler Schod Work-Third Person Number . . . . . . .._.._.............. TM8968 _._._...._...._.._... 852 Children Wm A Child Support Award WUh Same Absent Parent. ._..._...._I..._._............,........ TM8558 ...~..~~~~..~~._~~. 540 Condition considered Mall Reason For Dii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM89W .._.._____...._.._... 797 condition That Caused Dll Wnh Adivlty. Fe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .__....._.... TM~s%? ___......_...._.__._. 790 Condltll That Caused DibIudty Wkh ActMty, Second ._.......___......__........................................ TM8894 . . . ..___......_.._... 792 Cwdii That Caused DiffiwHy With ActMty, Third _..._....._.._.................................................. TM8896 _...._._._.._.._._. 794 condition That Umits Abilhy To Walk, Run, Or Use Stairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM6988 .._......_...._...... 876 condition That Limits Abilii To Walk, Run, Or Use Stairs - First Person Number _......_._......_.. TMS990 _..._...._.._...__._ .~TI condition That limits Abiiii To Walk, Run. Or Use Stairs - Sewnd Persn Number . ..__........ TMB992 . . . . ..__...__........ 880 condition That Llmlts Ability To Walk. Run, Or Use St&s-Third Person Number . . .._.__.._......_ TM8994 ._...._..._....__..__ 883 Camdltions caused DlF8ouHy With Actidty - Check ltam T20 .__..._.._.._.._.................................... TM8898 _.._...........__.I. 796 Conditions fiktuslng LlrnMom - Check Item T26 . . . . . ..___._...._.__................................................. TM8938 . ..__._._.__._...___ 820 Condii Considered Main Reason For UmiQtion . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__._............................................... TM8940 ___._....___....._.__ 821 CMltact Method For Other Parent In Child Support Agreemem. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8480 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 474 Contad Wah Other &ant For Oldest cwd. Method Of . ..______....._.._........................................ TM8618 . .._........._...... 576 Cvntad Wdh Other Parent For Ywngest Child. Method Ol...................................,................. TM8616 _............_.__... 575 Cast ol Child Care In Typical Week last Month ..___.......__..._._.................................................... TM8324 ._..___.....___..__. 283 Custcdii Parent To Pmvide He&h Insu~ Accordii to Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8460 . ..___.......__..... 452 Custodii Parent To Provide Health lnylrance For Nonhwsehdd Member . . .._._._....._..._........ TM6728 . ..__._....._._...... 658 DesignetedParentOf4+ Under15LivinginHousehold-CheckltemT11.1 . .._....I.....__.......... TM8322 . . .._.___....._._... 282 Designated Parent Of children Between 3 And 14 * Check Item T% . . . . . . . . . ..__...____................... TM8988 ._............____... 875 Desigmted Parent Or Guardian Of ChJdren 6-21 - Check item T28 _....._.._......_.._.................... TM8960 . .._...._.___.._._... 844 Desigmted Parent Or Guerdii Of Children Under 6 - Check Rem T27 . . . . .._..___._...__............... TM8342 __.._._._...._......_ 823 Dii Wti Any AUNIty - Check Item T19 .__...._......_...........................,.................................. TM6896 _.._..___............ 789 ClSdty With Cartah ActMtim - First &Id Persw Number ._............,_................................... TM8998 . . .._....I._..___.... 887 Dt8iwkyWlthCerta!n&Mties-F&Child,FiretCondkkm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TMwxl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I. 590 DiEudlyW~CerteiiActivi&-FvstChQd,SecondCondii on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 892 Dl Wti Certain Actbit& - First Child, Third CoruJii ._.......__.__._................................... TM9004 . . . . . . . . .._._....__.. 894 Dl Wkh Cerlein A&vibes - Second Chad Person Number ._..........._...._........................... TM9006 _.._.._._...._....... 896 Dll6wky with celtah ActMtiw - second Chad. First condltlon, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 898 Laihdty wti cenaln Actham - secwd Chad. secorni condiilon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM9010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . sol DaFcuny wah certain &Mties - second Chad. Thkd cond~on.............................................~~l2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..w3 Dll Wnh CamIn AcMties -Third Child Person Number . . . ..___.__._._.__................................ TM9014 . . . ..__._._._._..._. 205 Dll Wnh btain ActMes -Third Child, Fvst condion . . . . .._.._......_.................................. TM9016 ._._........_.._.... 908 Dl Wah C&lain A&ides -Third Child. Secorxi Condiion ..__..__..._.._.____......................... TM9618 . . .._................ 910 oiRculty Wth Cemln Activkies -Third Child. Third CMldion _._...__........___.......................,...... TMCKL?O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 912 Diibilii - AJzheimen Dbase. Senility. Or Derrwtla . . ..__........................................................ TM8908 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 802 D&abilii - Developmental Diity Such As Autism Or Cerebral Palsy . . ..__..._.._....__............. TM8906 . ..__.._._........... 801 Oibiii - Learning Disabilii Such As Dyslexia _._._............._.................................................... TM8902 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 799

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DisabiMi - Mmtsl Or Emotii Cinai ition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-........................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8910 . . . . . . . . ..___........ 803 Disabaity - Mental Retardation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.................................................. ~~8904 . . ..__._.___....._.__ ~,JIJ Disabled Marked On Comd Card - Check Item Tz? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8914 . .._......._......_ ..806 DimHad Marked On ISS - check ttem T23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8916 . . .._......__.._..... 808 DoinsLjam Housework-Daficulty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._...................... TM8671 . . . . . . . . . . .._........ 765 Dreing - lllm4my . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8854 ..,..__......._..... 756 Eating - DUkUty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. T~8868 ......._...._.__..... 768 Employers During A Typkal Week. Number Of . . . .._................................................................... TM8662 . . . . . . _ _._._._......... 62 Girdled In Schod -Check Item T4 . . . . . .._....._.............................................................................. TM8103 . . . . . . . .._....._.__.. 139 Ethnic Origin ._.............................................................................................................................. E)-HNIcTy ._ _.__.~._.____. .68 Famiiy Paid For Help Received . . . . . . . .._......___............... _ . . .._.._........_._............................................. TM8888 ..___._____...._._... 782 Fam!iy Paid For Help Received, Amount That . . . .._...__......__........................................................ TMBass .._..___...__.__..... 784 Geltiq Aroumi Inside The Housa - DUktdty ._......._........._......................................................... TM8838 .._.....___._...__... 748 Getting In And Out Of Bed Or A Chair - Diiculty __......._......_........................-........,.................. TM8846 .._.__.____.._...__._ 762 Going Outs&e The Horns - Dii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-............ TM8842 ___..._.._._..._._.._ 750 Grade Attended Was completed. Highest . . . . . .._..._..._..._............................................................. GRDCMpL .._..__.._...._. 57 Grade Or Year Of School Attended. Highest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-............ HIGRADE ._.._.._.......__. .68 Health Care Costs Indud& In Other Provisions Of Child Support Agreement . . . . . .._..._.....__.... TM8468 ._...._..._...,...__. 468 Health Care Casts Not lnduded In Child Support Agreement . . . . . . .._......................................... TM8466 .___...__.._._,.____. 466 Health condition In Gemal . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tld88w . . . . . . .._..........._ 729 Health Insurance Plan - None Recorded . .._........._._._.................-............................................... TM9134 . . ..__..._..._..._. 1~ Health Insurance. Reason Not Covered By . . . .._...._._.................................................................. T~9136 . . .._...____._.._._ 1037 Health Or condition Causes !&nbkns - Check ilem T25 . .._ ._........,__......_............................... TM8930 _._....__.._........ 813 Hwlth Or condition completely Prevents Work Around House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8928 ._.._.._..._._....... 812 HealthOrCondiilntetferesWdhWorkingAtJobOrBusiness . . . . . . . . . . . . .._............................. TM8924 . . .._.__..._.._...... 810 Health Or condi Limits Kind Or Amount of Work . . . . . .._........................................-............. TM8918 ..__..._..._.___._.. 807 Hearing-AbleToHearWhatIsSaiiInNoma! conversatii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.............................. TM8816 .._...__..._.._..._.. 737 Hewing - Dii Hearing NormI Conversation Wph Hearing Aid . . . . . . . ..-.-........-............... TM8614 ..__..._..._.._..._.. 736 wp Of Another Person Needed For Length Of Time . . . . . . . ..-.................................................... TM8887 . . . . ..__.___._.__.... 781 Hospkal Ovedght Or Longer During Past 12 Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM9100 ..__.. _ ._.._....... 1009 HospW Overnight 0~ bmger For Childkth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM91W .._...__.___.__.... 1012 Ho&al Ovemlght Or Ianger For Drug Or Ahxhol Abuse Problem Or Disorder ._.._.____...,.._.. TM9112 . .._.._.._._.._._.. 1616 Hc@al Overnight Or Longer For Mental Or Emotional Problem Or Disorder .._........__.......... TM91 10 . .._..__......_.... 1615 Hospital Overniiht Or Longer For Other Medical Reasons ..__........_..__..................................... Th@lCl8 .._..___.._....,.._ 1614 HospiW Overnight Or Longer For Surgery Or Operation ._....___.....___,...................................~.. TM9168 ..__,___......_._.. 1613 Hcepital Overnight Or tiger, Number Of limes In ._..._.__......_..__............................................. TM9102 _..____._...._..... 1616 Hospital Stay During Past 12 Months, Number Of Nights For . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__............................... TM91 16 .._........_.__.._. 1018 Hcqdtal stay During Past 4 Months _...__.._._..____.......................................................................... TM91 18 ..__.____.......... 1619 k&difkf. .%lt@e hit . . . .._................................................................................................-......... ID ._.. _ . . . .._______.._._.._.......... 6 Illness Or Injury. Number Of Days In Bed For . . . . . . . . . . .._............................................................... TM9126 . . ..__.....___._... 1~2 lmpuktion Flags for Chad Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IMP8164:8328 . . . . . . . . . . 292 Imputabn Flags For Child Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.................. lM8404:8624 ._.___._.._.. 584 Imputation Flags FIX Func&~I Limk&ns and Diii ___...._._......___.................................... TM-lFl:73 ____._..___..._.. 934 lmputatiw Flak For Supp~n Of Nor&u&& Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IMPBm0:8764 . . . . . . . . . . . 761 imputation Flags for uaation of Health care Servbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._....................................... !9162:19138 . . . . . . . .._... 1639

lmpraation Fhgs For Work Schedule . ..-..... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.......................... TM-lFAl:lB __.__...._..... 116 Index From Cae, Person ..___....___...___._...............................................................................~...... PINX . . . . . . . _ ..___._....__._..... 18 Interview Status cede . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-............... lTEM368 .._.........__,..... 22 Iilterkw status, PerSon’s. .___.....____..._....................................................................................,.... lNlVW . . . ..__._.._._..._..____ 24 dob Hunting. Number Ol Hours Spent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._................................................................... TM81 68 ._...,__......__,.._. 143 Keeping Track Of Money Or BSls - Diiwlty . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . ..__............................................................. TM8886 . . . ..I._._._..._.._.. 762 Length Of Ypne Help 01 Another Person Needed . . . . . . . .._.._..___................................................... TM8887 .._...._..._..._.__.. 781 Ult ati Cay As Much As 10 Pounds .._..........__..................................,...................................... TM8824 _._..,..._.....___... 741 Lliting and Carrying Di . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.................................................................................... TM8822 .._..,....._......... 740 Llmkations In AtuliiTo Do Regular School Work .~......_.._...._................~...........................~.. TM8962 .._......__...._.... 945 Limited In Working At dob Or Arwnd House - Fti Condiin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__............................. TM6932 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.. 814

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Umlted In Working Al Job Or Around House - Second Condition _.........__......_........................ TM8934 .._.........__..._... 816 Umlted In Worktng Al Job Or Arwnd Hcus -Third condition . . . . . .._.........._............................. TM8936 _.._..._._.._ _ .._.... 818 lsokk?g For Work Or On Layoft - Check Item T5 . ..__.._......._...................................................... TM81 06 __..__.___.___....... 142 Marttai status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... MS ............................... 48 Mdll Doom Vklt During Past 12 Mcnths, Number Of Times For ..___..._......,..__......,............. TM9122 . ..___......__..... it125 Mdii DOCtOr Vii During Past 4 Months, Number Of .._.............._....................................... TM9124 .._......._..._.... lM8 MwJii Fadtii Usually Attended, Ex&ence Of A .._...,............,................................................ TM9126 ._._._._,..._.___.. lau, MediiFacitiiUsuatlyAttended.TypeOl ._......_..__..__..............,................................................ TM9128 .._...._,.._..._... 11~32 Mediire Or Medii MarkwJ On ISS - check Item T20 ._..._........_.__....................................... TM9132 .._...._.__._.._... 1035 Need Help oi - P- - check Item 118 . . . .._._........_........... - . . . ..-._.... - ._......__._.._....... TM8874 .._....._.._..___,__. 766 Need Help Wilh Drfssing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8856 . . . . . . . . . . .._..__._._ 757 Need Help with Eating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-....................................................-.......................... TMBBGO..................... 759 Need Hdp Wti Gettk~ Around l&de The House .__.._............................................................. TM8840 . . . . . . . . . . .._._...... 749 Need Help With Om In And OIU Of Bed Or A Chair __.........__....._.......................................... TMB848 _..._.._._._...__._.. 753 Need Help W&h Gcbg OutsideThe Home .__........__.__.._..............................................,.............. TM8844 _._..__.... _ ._.._..._ 751 Need Help Wdh Kae@ng Ttack Of Money Or B& ..__.._...__...........................................,............ TM8868 . .._...._.._._.._.... 763 Need Help With tight Housewwk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8873 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 767 Need Help Wtth Preparing Meals . . . . . . . . . . .._......_............................................................................ TM8872 . .._.....I.____...... 766 Need Help Wnh Taking A Bath Or Shower . . . . . . . . . . . ..___................................................................. TM8852 . . ..__.__...._..__._. 755 Need Help Wth Using Toilet . . . . . .._........._..................................................................................... TM8864 . . . . . . .._.._.._...... 761 Needs Help From Relatiie Or Nonrelative - Fii Helper .__....._._...._............-.......~..................... TM8878 .._..._...._.__...___ 769 Needs Help From Rebtive Or Nonrebtive - Sewnd Helper . . . .._......_....................................... TM8878 ._._.._...._..___.... TIO Non-Custodii Parent To Pay Medical Cast Directly According to Agreement ._.._..._.__........... TM8482 .._.._._..._._._..._. 453 Non-Custodii Parent To Pay Medical Costs Diiy For Nontwusehdd Member . . . . . . . . . ..__... TM8730 __._.__..,._.._...... 660 NonCustodIal Parent To Prwide Health insurance According to Agreement ..____._....._.._....... TM8458 . .._.._...._..__.._.. 451 Non-bstodii Parent To Provide Health lnsurar~~ For Ncnhousehdd Member . . . . . . . . . . .._..._.. TM8728 . . . .._.......____.__. ti58 other Parent Deceawd - Oldest Child ._......_....__..........................~........~.................................. TM8610 ..___......_._.__.. -670 OmerParentDeceased - Youngest Child . . . . . .._._........................................................................ TM86rt6 _.._._.__...._._____ 569 other Parent Ltves In Other Area - Oktest ChM ,...._.__._...._._...................................................... TM8614 . .._....__..._._____ 573 other PareM Lives In Other Area - Youngest Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8612 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 571 Other Parent Now Lives In Dtterenl State - oldest Child _....__.......___._.............................~........ TM8606 . . . .._.......__._.__ 568 Other Parent Now Ltves In Dierent State -Youngest Child _._......_._......._................................ TMB6g4 . .._....._...._..___ .567 Other Parent NM Lhres In Same County/Ctty - oldest Child _.......__...._...._.....-............,........... TMSSSS . ..__....._...._..__ 564 Ottmr Parent New Lhfes In Same County/City - Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8596 ..___...._...._..___ 563 Other Parent Naw Lives In Same State (DUfererU Caunty/(Xy) - oldest ChJd . . . . . . ..__._..___.._.... TM8602 .._...._..____...... 566 Other Parent Now Lhres In Same Slate (D&rent County/City) -Youngest Child ._.___.....__..____ lM86W .._._....._..._..__. 565 ParwtOfChikIrenUnder21WhoLiveInThsHousehdd - Cheek ttem T12 . . . . . . . . . . .._............. TM84CG . . .._._.__......._... 349 Parent Or Guard&n - Check Item T2 . . . .._..........._........................................................................ TM81 00 .._......_..__...... 137 Patient In VA Or Military Hospital . . . .._._..__......_............................................................................. TM91 14 . .._..._....___.__. 1017 Person Number Of Parent . . . .._.................................................... _ . . . .._...._......._............................ PNPT __..__._._._._..__....... .52 Person Number Of Second Youngest Child - ChecJr kern 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM81 16 _.____........__..... 148 Person Number Of Spouse .___....._..._.._.................................................................,...................... PNSP _..._..._____.._____....... 49 Pers.~ Number Of Thitd Youngest Child - Check Item T6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.................................... TM81 18 . . . . .._.._......._._. 151 Person Number Of Youtqest Child -Check ttem T6 . ..__._.......................................................... TM8114 ....__I......___.._. 145 Person Number, Edtted _...._..____......._.............,............................... _ . . . . . . .._.........__......................... PNUM . . . . . ..___...._..__..... 27 Person Numbers Recorded For condition That Limits Abilii - Check item T3ci __.........._._.._.. TM8996 . .._..__._...._.._.__ 886

pw=l-Y Amqymml Type Ot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM847g . . . . . . .._............ 457 physical. Mental. Or other Health lhndlth Lknils Amount of Work Around House . . . . .._._..... TM8926 _.._..__...__._..... 811 Play&al, Mental, Or Other Heatth Condii Which Limits Kind Or Amount Of Work . . ..__..._._. TM8920 . .._..._._..._.__.... 808 Preparing Meals - Difhdty . .._...__..._...___...................................................................................... TM8876 . . . . .._.__...__..__.. 764 Private Heatth Insurance Plan, cowred By - Check ttem TlQ ..__......_..._.._................................ TM9130 . .._...__....__._.. 1033 Public Agency Conta&d For Help In E&rcing Child Support Order . .._...........__................... TM8532 . . . . . . . ..__......_... 526 Public Agency Contacted For Help In Establishing Child Suppotl Obbgation .__.._..__......._....... TM8528 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524 Public Agency Contacted For Help In Establiiing Medical Child Support . . . .._.._.._......._......... TM8539 ._...._.._...._..___ .525 Public Agency Contacted For Help In EstaMi Paternity/Maternity . . ..____._..__..__............... TM8526 . . .._._.._........__ 523 Public Agency Contacted For Help In Locating Other Parent For Child Support . . . . ..__..._....... TM8524 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 522

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Pubtk Agmcy Contacted For Help In Moditying A Child Support Agreement Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM853 ._.._____..__._...... 527 Public Agency coraacted For Help In Obtaining Child Support . . . . . . .._...................................... T~8520 ._.____._..._.___.._ 517 Public Agency Contacted For mp In Obining Chitd Sum In What Year .._..___..__._........... Th$8%Z? ._....___..._._.__.~. 518 Public Agency Contacled For Help In Other Areas .__.___..._._..._.................................................. TM8526 . . ..__.....__..._.... 528 Publii Agency Provided Assistance . .._......._..___.......................-................................................. TM8538 . . . ..__.._.._......._ 529 Pllt&iAgerwzyPtm4dedAEsMance In Erdordng Child Support Order . . . . . . . .._.................... -TM8548 ._...._.__.._._.__.. 534 hblii @nay Pmlded kssisme In Establishing Child Support Oblion ..__............_....... TM8544 . . . . . . ..__.._.____.._ 5%~ Public Agmwy Prwided Ass&awe In Establishing Medical Child Support . . ..___......_._._.......... TM8546 . . . .._..._.._..._.._. 533 Public Agency Prarlded Assistance In Estabtiiing Patemiiy/Matemity . . . .._.._._..._._._.............. TM8542 ._._.._..._._....... 531 PukJkAgencyPwided&sktanm In Locating Other Parent... ,_...._.._.-_.._........................... TM85413 ._ . . .._..._._..___.._ 530 Public Agency Pmvided As&tans In Mcdiig A Child Support Agreement Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8556 ._..___..._._._____ xi5 Public Agency Provided Asststance In Other Areas . . ..__........._____......... . . ..“......“....................... TM8552 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.. 536 Raw - Edii And Imputed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-......................................... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RACE .___._.......__..._....,... 47 hoeives Help Fmm Household Member - First Helper _._........___,...._....................................... TM8680 . . . . . . .._._......_... 771 Reoelves Help From Househdd Member - Person Number Of Fast Helelper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8883 __..___.._.._..._._.. 77s Receh’es Help From Househdd Member - Person Number Oi second Helper ___......._.._...~... TM8684 ._...._....._...___.. 776 Receives Help From Hcmtsehold Member - Second Helper . . . . . ..__........__............... _ . . .._....._..._.... TM8882 ._._._..._..__._.___. 772 Rewives Help From Nonhousehdd Member - Fvst Helper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8885 . . . . . ..____._._..___. T19 Receives Help From Nonhwsehdd Member - Semmd Helper _.___..__...._.................................. TM8886 ._....__.._._._....._ 780 Regular Payments Made For Any Other Person Not Living In Househdd . . . . ..___._.......__........... TM8746 __...__..__......_._. 678 ReUkmhlp To Person For Whom Support Payments I\re Made - Fm Person _..__.._..._____..._. TM8750 .__.............._._. 631 Relatiip To Pesson For Whom Suppxt Payments Are Made - Second Person ..__........... TM8752 ._..__...._._.__..._. 682 Relator&p to Reference Perso& Ed&d .__..._._.._.____.....,............................................. - .__...._... RRP .._..........__..._..-..... 42 Fhdenca Ol Other Parent For Child Support Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8488 . . .._._.........._-. 472 Residence Ot Other Parent For Child Support Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - _-.... - ._..... TM8518 _- ._..... ---515 Residewe oi Person For Whom Support Payments Are Made - First Person . ..___._._............... TM6754 . . . . .._._..__.__.__.. 683 Residewe Of Penn For Whom Suppurl Payments Are Made - Second Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM6756 . . .._.._..___..___.. 684 Rotation Group .._..._.._._...._.._..................................................................-.................................... ROTATION __... _ ________... 15 Sdtool Hours Per Weak tast Month, Number Of . . .._.___......_..__.................................................. TM8104 _______....___._._... 146 Sequwx Number d Sample Unit . . . .._._.........__.......................................................................... SUSEONUM .__._.._.___.__.. 1 sex -Editad And lnlputed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . ..___......................................................................... SM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . 46 Sight -Able To See Words And Letters In Ordinary Newspaper ._..._....._......._........................... TM8812 . . ..___... _ _...._. 735 Sight - Dll Seeing Nwqaper Print When Wearing Glasses Or Contacts _........_.....__..... TM8810 .~~.~~~...~~~.~~~~. 734 siiht Dii Presence of ._................................................................................................... TM!3138 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- 1038 Social Sewtity BmeRs Ap@ii For _.._.,.: . . ..__....._....__._............................................................. TM9022 _..._.._._.._...._._ 914 Sodal Sewrtty Swm8ts Received ._._...___.._....._...,....................................................................... TM9024 . . .._._...__.._.... 3115 -So& Sewrlty BendIts Resumed . ..__..__.........__.......................................................................... TM9032 ____..._.._______._. 925 Sodal Sewrity BeneWs Resumed In What Year ._....._._..................................-......................... TM9034 . .._..__........._.. .X?6 Sodal Sewrlly BendIts Staned In What Year . . . . . . .._...__............................................................. TM9026 . . .._....._. _ .._._.. 916 Sodal security Bwwllts Stopped .__......._.._._..._........................................................................... TM9028 _...____,. _ __.__..._. g20 Sodal Sewrlty Bendits Stopped In m Year _...__.._..___.......................................~................... TM9330 .._.._.__...____ -921 Social Sewrlty Dlllty Benwits Appli For In What Year . .._..__..........._................................ TM!3OS6 ~~...~~~.~~~~...~~ .S30 Special Education services Currently Recehred . . . . . . . . . . .._.................................. - .._..........._....... TM8978 ..__.___.. _ . . . . . . . . . 665 Spedal Eduoatkm Swvioes Currentty Received - F& Person . .._...........__............ _ . . .._....._......_. TM8980 .._..__.._...___.. BE6 Spedal Education services Cunently Received - Second Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-...................... TM8982 . . . .._-......_ _ ._._ .869 Special Eduwtkm .%vloes Currently Received - Third P- .._............_................ _ _....___....... TM8984 . . . ..__.. _ ._.__._... 872 Special Educath Swvkes Ever Received - Fvst Person Number . . . . . . . . ..__.............................. TM8972 .._..____....._..__. 856 Special Education Sewloes Ever Received - .%cord Persw Number . . . . . . . . . .._.... _ _.................. TM8974 ._._____..___.... . ...858 Spedal Educatkm Servioes Ever Rec&ed - Thii Person Numb . . . .._..___.....____..................... TM8976 .._...__.._...___.... 862 Special Education Servkes Received __...____.___........................................................................... TM8970 . . . .._._.....______. 855 Speech -Able To Have Speech Urderstood .._....____......._.......................................................... TM8620 . . . . .._._._._____... 739 speeoh - undentanding Diii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8818 . . . . . . . . . . . ...“.- 738 State Code, flPS ___.....____..._____............._...___._.____.......................~................................................. STATE . . .._.__._...... ---16 Suppcul For Nanhousehdd Members Indudes No Medical Care Costs .__.........._...._.............. TM8736 .._..___.._.______._. 663 Support For Nontmusehold Members Includes Other Type of MedkaJ Care .._.._.........__._...... TM8734 .._..._... _ . ..-_ 662 Support For Other Nonhousehdd Persons Not Already Talked About _....._._.__...__.._............... TM8764 . . . .._.........___ 696

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SUppOllOlNNonhousehol d Members lmputadon Flags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IMP6700:8764 _._________ 701

suppon Payment Agreement Ddlar Amwnt changed In What Year . .._.................................. TM8716 . .._.....__....._..__ 646

~Pport~ymentAo- Ddlar Amount Ever Changed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8716 .._...._.._.._....___ 643

SwwtPaYmenAgreement For Nordwnehdd Member Reached In What Year .__............. TM8714 . .._......__...._.... 639

Support~~Ag- For Nonhousehdd Member Still In Efiecf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8720 .__...._..____.....__ 649 Support Payment Agreement For Nonhousehold Members, Type Df ._......_._..._...........-.....-.. TM8712 .._____._.__.____.._. 636 Suppon Payment For Hw Many Children who Are Nonhwsehold Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8106 __.___._..____.__.._. 633 Support Payment For NonhouseMd Member, Amount of..........................-... _ . . . . . .._.._........... TMB722 ..___..__..___.._.___ 650 Support Payment For NonhouseMd Member, Methal Cf................................... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._. TM6724 __........____...__._ 656 Suppcm Payment For Nonhousehdd Members - Number of ChIldrem Cowed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8710 ._.._......____._.... 636 Support Payment For N orhuehdd Members A Restdt of Cowl Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8708 . . . .._......__...__._ 636 Support Payment For NMhousehdd Mmbers Under 21 Years Of Age . .._._........................... TM8704 __..._.._...___._..__ 631 SupportPaymentFwNonhousehdd Memberr l5d.stence ol..................................,.............. TM8700 . . . . . .._.._.......... 629 Support Payment For Nonhousehdd Members, Tvpe Of . . . . . . . .._._. ~ ._____._.._.._....._....................... TM8702 __..._.__............ 630 -PaymentsForNonhousehdd Member, Amount of - Flrsl Person ._..._......._.__........... TM8768 ..___._._._..__..._._ 685 Support Payments For Nchou@dd Member, Amount Ol - Second Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8760 . . . .._.._.....____... 690 Suppwt Payments Made For Hmv Many Persons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8748 _.._.._....._..._.... 679 Takii A Sath Or Shower - Difhdly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TMS860 .._....._.....___.__. 764 Telephone Usage -Ability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8836 __....._ _ ..__._...... 747 Telephone Usage - Dii .._.................................................. _ . . . . . . . . .._....._._.............................. fM8834 . . . . . .._.......__..._ 746 Type Cf child Support Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8408 ..____.__.__._.._.... 364 Using Toilet - Difhdty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8862 . . . .._.__......__._.. 760 WI With Other parent - Don’t Unow Total Amount Of Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8486 __......_..._.._____. 470 Vi Wti 0th~ Parent - None . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..“.......“..........................”. TM8484 _____..____.._._..... 468 VI Wti Other Parent - Number of Days . . . . . . . . . . . .._...__............................................................... TM8478 _...._......_...._... 461 Vsil Wth Other Parent - Number d Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.............................................................. TM8482 __.__..__.__._...._.. 466 Vi Wnh 0th~ Parent - Number of Weeks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8480 __....._.__.._._.. u.464 V&t Wdh Other Parent About Same Number of Days in Last 12 Months . ..__.............._............ TM8476 . ..__...._._...__._.. 460 Viion Anangemetd Specified in Chad Support Agreement - Check ttem T13 ._..._......._..___ TM8472 __._._...._._....._._ 468 Walkkg Ouatter Of Mile - Abllii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8832 .._._..._....___..... 746 Welkktg Quarter Of Mile - Dtt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8830 __...___.__...._.._._ 744 Walking Up Flight Cl Stairs Wdhout Rest -Ability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8828 .._..._..._.._._...._ 743 Walking Up Fiiiht Ol Stairs Wnhout Rest - DiKtiadty.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1~8826 ..I..___._....._._.. 742 Wave Number Wm Panel . . . . . . .._............................................................................................... WAVE . . . . . . .._....__I..._..... 6D Weight, second Stage Factor . .._........._..... i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.......................-..-........................-...... FINALWOT . . . ..__...._...._ a Wh&chair Used To Get Around . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .._ TM8804 _.__._.._.._....__ u.731 Work Schedde Desa@th For First Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T~8c64 . . . . ..__..._......... I 11 Work Schedule Descdpdcm For Second Employer . . . . . .._........................................................... TM8066 . .._..__.__..._...._ 112 WorkktWdUkhlWhtdlFhgS . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.............................................................................. TM-!FA1:18 .__.__,.__.._.. 116 Work l-me Began For Fvst Employer ._...................................................................................... TM8w8 __....._._._.....__... 01 Work The Began For second Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . TM8062 ..___..._.._......__... 96 Work lime Ended AM. Or P.M. For Fti Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . .._..._............................................... TM8068 . .._.............._.. 105 Work lil Ended AM. Or P.M. For second Employer . . . . . .._..__.__...._..................... _ .._____........... TMg162 .._..___.._......__._ 110 Work The Ended For First Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..“......................................................... TM8056 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 Work The Ended For Second Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fM8060 . . . . . . . . .._.......... 106 Worked AM. Or P.M. For First Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8060 . . . . ..__..__........__ 96 Worked AM. Or P.M. For Second Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8064 . . . . ..___..........._ 100 Worked All Days For First Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-...................... TM8w4 . . . ..____._._....__... .87 Worked All Days For Second Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8046 ..__..._.._..__....... 89 Worked Friday For Fksi Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .._............... TM8036 . . . . . .._..._.......... .83 Worked Friday For Second Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8036 . . . . . . . . . . .._ _ . . . . . . . . . 84 Worked Haw Many Days Per Week For first Employer . . . .._..__....__............................................ TMBDOB . . . . . . .._.._......._... 69 Worked How Many Days Per Week For Second Employer . ..__._...__......._.................................. TM8010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Worked How Many Hours Per Day For First Employer . . . . ..__.._..__..._.......................................... TM8004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Worked Har Many Hours Per Day For Second Employer _.....___.............................................. TM8006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Worked Marked On ISS - Check Item Tl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._............................................................... TM8000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

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Worked Marked On ISS - Check Item T24.. ............................................................................... TM8g22 ..................... 809 Worked Marked On ISS - Check item T3 ................................................................................... TM8102 .................... Worked Mcmday For

.138 First Employer.. ..... .._................~ .............................................................. 1~8020.. .....................

Worked Mcday For 75

Second Employer.. ................................................................................... TM8022 :...7 S ................... Worked Monday Through Friday For Fm Employer.. .............................................................. .._

WC&XI Monday Through Friday For Second

TMm12.. ........... ...... 71 Employer ...................................... ..~ ................

Worked Satunjay For First Employer

-14.. ..................... 72 ......................................................................................... TM~o~c, .......................

Worked Saturday For Second 85

Employer.. ................................................................................. TM8042 8~ ....................... Worked Sunday For First Employer.. ......................................................................................... TM8016.. ..................... Worked Sunday For Second

73 Employer.. .................................................................................... TMSo18.. ..................... 74

Worked Thursday For Fast Employer.. ...................................................................................... TM8032 ....................... Worked

81

Thursday For Semnd Employer.. ... .._..._.............-..-..................................- ............ TM8034 ....................... 82

Worked Tuesday For First Employer. ................................................................................. ..- .... -24.. ..................... 77

Worked Tuesday For Second Employer.. .................................................................................. TM8026 ....................... 78 Worked Wednesday For First Et@oyer.. .................................................................................. Tm.. ..................... 79 Worked Wednesday For Second Employer.. ............................................................................. TM8030 ....................... 8rj

Works For Fat Employer, Main Reason. ................................................................................... TM8068 ..................... 113

Works For Second Employer. Main Reason .............................................................................. TM8070 ..................... 114

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ADDtD ....................... Addrass Identiftcatii .............................................................................................................. . 26

AGE ........................... Age As Of Last Siihday - Edlad And Imputed ....................................................................... .4zj ENTRY ...................... Address klentkicatlon - Ed&d Entry.. ......................................... ..-......- .................................. 25 ETHNICTY ................ Ethnic Origin .............................................................................................................................. 56 FtNALWGT ................ Weight, Second Stags Factor.. ................................................................................................. 30 GRDCMPL ............... Grade AtMnded Was Completed. Highest.. ............................................................................. 57 HIGRADE .................. Grade Or Year Of Schnol Amended. Hig best.. .......................................................................... 55 t9102:19138 .... . . ....... lmputatii Ftags fur UtNNation of Heatth Care Services.. .................................................... lo39

ID.. ............................. Identiir. Sampte Unit.. .............................................................................................................. .6 IM84046624 ............. W Support lmputaticn Ftags .............................................................................................. 584

lM84cw8624 ............. lmpumtkm Hags Fur Child Support.. .................................................................................... .564 IMP61MSS28. .......... Child Care ImputatMn Rags .................................................................................................... 291

IMP81046S28.. ......... ImpuMtMn Ftags fur Chad Cara ............................................................................................. .292

lMP8766:8764.. ......... Imputation Hags For Support Of Nonhousehdd Members.. ................................................ 701

IMP87tXI8764.. ......... Support Of Nonhousehdd Members Imputation Flags.. ....................................................... 761 I~....................... I- StatUS, l%rSOIl’S ........................................................................................................ .24 lTEM36B ................... lnteruiew Status Code.. ............................................................................ ..- .............................. 22 MS ............................. Marital Btatus ............................................................................................................................. 48

PINX. ......................... Index From Core. P-. ......................................................................................................... 18 PNPT ......................... Person Number Of Parent.. ....................................................................................................... 52

PNSP ......................... P- Number Of Spouse.. ..................................................................................................... 49 PNUM.. ...................... P- Number, Edked ............................................................................................................. 27

RACE.. - ....................... Race Edtted And Imputed ...................................................................................................... .47 ROTATION ................ Rotatiun Gruup.. ......................................................................................................................... 15

RRP ........................... Ratatowhip to Referarcs Person, Edited ................................................................................. 42 SM ........................... sex - Edred And Imputed.. ........................................................................................................ 46

STATE ....................... State Code. RPS.. ...................................................................................................................... 16 SUSEONUM ............. Sequenca Numbar at Sample Untt ............................................................................................ .l TMlFl:72 .................. ImpuMtkm Ftags For Functbwl Umkations and Diii ................................................... 934 TM-tFA1:18 ............... ImpuMtkm Ftags Fur Work schedule.. ............................... ..-..........-.-..............- ................. 116

TM-lFA1:18 ............... WC& Schadute imputation Ftags.. .......................................................................................... 116 TM8CkX ..................... Worked Marked On ISS - Cheuk Item Tl .................................................................................. 61

TM2662 ..................... Employers Durtng A Typical Week. Number Ot ....................................................................... 62 TM8@x ..................... Worked How Many Huurs Per Day FM Fw Employer.. ..................... ..- ................................ 62 TM8996 ..................... Workad How Many Hours Par Day Fur Second Employer.. ................................................... .65 Th48038.. ................... Worked How Many Days Per Week For Fist Employer.. ........................................................ 69

TM6010 ..................... Worked How Many Days Per Week Fur Secund Employer.. ....................... ..- ........................ 7rl TM84112 ......... .._ ........ Worked Monday Through Friday For Fust Employer.. ............................................................ .71

TM8914 ..................... Worked Monday Through Friday For Second Employer.. ...................................................... .72

TM8916.. ................... Wurlwd Sunday For Fist Employer.. ........................................................................................ 73 TM8tI18.. ....... .._ ........ Worked Sunday For Sacund Employer.. .................................................................................. 74 TM8020.. ................... Worked Monday For Frst Employer. ........................................................................................ 75 TM8022 ..................... Worked Monday Fur Sacond Employer.. ................................................................................. 76

TM8024 ..................... Worked Tuesday For Fkst Employer ....................................................................................... -77 TM8026.. ................... Worked Tuasday For Sacund Employer. .................................................................................. 78

TM8628.. ................... Worked Wednesday For First Employef.. ................................................................................. 79 TM8o30 ..................... Worked Wednesday For Sacond Employer ............................................................................. 86

TM8032 ..................... Worked Thursday For Fkst Employer ....................................................................................... 61 TM8024 ..................... Worked Thursday Fur Second Employer.. .............................................................................. .82 TM8036 ..................... Worked Friday Fur F& Ernpbyar.. ......................................................................................... .23

TMS938. .................... Worked Friday For Sacond Employer.. .................................................................................... 84 TM8646 ..................... Worked Saturday For Fvst Employer ....................................................................................... 85

TM8642 ..................... Worked Saturday For Ssuorxf Employer.. ............................................................................... .86

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TM8044 . .._._._......_______ Worked All Days For First Employer .._.........._........................................................,................,. 87 TM8046 . . . . . ..__....___..... Worked All Days For Secwd Employer .._..._......................................................... ~ . .._.__...._...... 89 TM8048 . . . . . . . . . . .._.._..... Work Time Segan For First Employer . . . ..___.........__..............-.................................................. 1.91 TM8050 . . . . ..__._......_._.. Worked AM. Or P.M. For First Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 TM8052 .._......_.______.. Work Time Began For Second Employer .__._......_..........................-.........................~............... 96 m8o5l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Worked AM. Or P.M. For Second Employer . . . . . . . . . . . . ..___......................................................... loo lM8ow . . . .._........___._._ Work Time Ended For Fii Employer .._. - ..__._....._~.___..~....................................................... lot TM8058 .._...._....._._..... Work The Ended AM. Or P.M. For First Employer _._......._....._.._........................................... 105 l?48060 .._._......._.__..... Work lil Eded For Second Employer . . .._........_-._._........................................................... 106 TM8062 _........_..._...._.. Work lime Ended AM. Or P.M. For Second Employer .._._.....___.__.,...............,....................... 110 TM8064 .._.__...._......_... Work Schedule Description Fw Fbst Employer . . .._..I_...._._._.................................................. 111 TM8066 ._......_.._..._.._.. Work schedule Desorlptlon For Second Employer . . ..__......._.............................................. _.. 112 TM&X8 . . . . ..__..._._....... WorksFcfFirstEmploye&MaiiRmson . . . . ..-....._....___.................................................... _ ._._.. 113 TM8070 ._._......_.._.._.... Works For Second Employer, Main Reason. . . .._..__...._...._...................................................... 114 TM2072 _._.,..._......__.... AmtherJobToAskAbwt-CheckitemT1.1 . . . .._.._...__..._...................................................... 115 TM8072 .._...__.._....._.... Cheek Item Tl .l Another Job To Ask About . .._....__..._._.......................................................... 115 TM8100 . . . . . . . .._.._...__... Parent Or Guard&n - Chezk ltemT2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.................................................................. 137 TM8102 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.. worked Marked On ISS - Check Item 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 TM8103 . . . . .._.___.......... Enrdled In Sohool - ChaokltemT4 . . .._._...._.__......................................................................... 139 TM8104 _..__.._..._.._...... School Hours Per Week Last Month, Number Of ._....__........................................................... 140 TM81 06 .__......_......_.._. Check Item TS - Looking For Work Or On Layoff __...._............................................................ 142 TM8106 . . .._._......_....... baking For Work Or On Layoff - Check Item TS . . . . . . .._._........................................................ 142 TM8108 . . . . . .._......__._... Job Hunting, Number Of Hwrs Spent __.._._.__......._.................,............................................... 143 TM81 14 .._........._._...... Person Number Of Youngest Chiid - Check item T6 ..__.......__.................,.............................. 145 TM81 14:18 ._._....__...... Check Item T6 - PeMn Numbers For Three Youngest Children _..,__..... ~ . . . . .._....___....._.......... 146 TM61 16 _......_.._._._....._ Person Number Of Second Youngest cwd -Check Item T6 . . . . . . . . . . ..__.................................. 148 TM81 16 . .._..__.._...__..... Person Number Of Third Youngest Child - Check item T6 _.._...___._....................................... 151 TM8120 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Child Care Ananoemerq Mewed d - Younges Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154 TM8122 ._....___._...._...__ Child Care hangemant Method d - 8eoond Youngest child . . . . ..___..._................................ 166 TM8124 . . . . . ..___.._...__... ChEd Care Arrangement Method d-Third Ywngest Chw . . . . . . . ..__.....__.............................. 168 TM8126 . . . . . . . . .._..._..____ child Care AI Home Or Some Other Place -Youngest Child . . . . . . . .._._._.................................. 160 TM8128 __.....______...___.. Child Care At Home Or Some Other Place - Second Ywngest Child .I.........................-.... 161 TM8130 . . .._................ cYl&l Care At Home or some Other Place -Third Ywngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162 I?&132 _._....._._..,.._.___ Child Care Place - Youngest Child - Check item 17 ,._.._....._......._........................................... 163 TM8132:36 . . . ..___.___..__ Cheek Item l7 - Child Care Place For Three Youngest Children __.._...__................................ 163 TM8134 . . . . . . . ..__._..._.... ChildCarePlace-SecondYwngest-CheckltemI7 __...__._..._._._......................................... 164 TM8136 .._.._.....__........ Child Care Place -Third Ywngest - Check Item 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165 TM6138 __...._..__._..._.... ChildCareMoneyPaymentForArrangemerd-Young&Child ..__.._......I............................. 166 TM8140 ..__.__......_....... Child Care Money Payment For Anangement - Second Youngest ChiM . . . . .._...._.._.............. 167 TMS142 . . .._...__.___.._.... Chid Care Money Payment For Anangement -Third Youngest Child . . . . . . . . .._......._.............. 168 TM8144 _...._.......__...... Cheek Item T8 - Children Listed. Two Or Mwe .._._......__..............................,.......................... 189 TM6144 ._._._._._.___.._.... Children LIsted. Two Or More - Check Item T8 . . . . ..__......._......-............................... _ . . . .._........ 169 TM8146 . . . .._.__._______.... Child Care Payment Sepaately Or Includes AMther Child - Ywngesl Chlid . . . . . .._......__...... 170 TM8148 . . . . . . .._..__..__.... Child Care Payment Separately Or Indudes Another Chid - Second YoungesL __........._..... 171 TM8150 ___.....__..._.._.___ Child Care Payment Separately Or Indudes Another Child -Third Youngest .._._........._..,_... 172 TM6162 . . ..__.._..__..__.... Child Care Amount Paid Per Week -Youngest child . .._._............._......................................... 173 TM6154 ._........._._...._.. Ch9d Care Amount Paid Per Week - Second Youngest Child . . . . . .._.._..__...._........................... 176 TM8166 . . . . . . . . . .._..._..___ ChM Care Amount Paid Per Week-Third Youngest Child _..._........_..................................... 179 TM8168 . .._.....___...._____ Child Care Hwrs Per Week - Youngest Child . . . . ..___.._....__...................................................... 162 TM6160 . . . .._............... child Care Hours Per Week - second Youngest Child ___......__......_........................................ 164 TM8162 __......__..._._._... Child Care Hours Per Week -Third Ywngest Chili .__._....._._....._............................................ 186 TM8164 __..._._._....._..... Chiki Care Anangement Used In Typical Week Last Month. Other -Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . 186 TM8166 ..__....._._._.____.. Child Care Arrangement Used In Typbxi Week Last Month. Other - 2nd Youngest . . . . . . . . . . 169 TM8166 . ..___.__...__....___ Child Care Arrangement Used In Typical Week Last Month, Other - 3rd Youngest . . . . .._...... 190 TM8176 . ..__.....__....____. Child Care Arrangement During Mast Hwrs, Type Of -Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191

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TM8172 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ChM Care Arrangement During Mast Hours, Type Of - Second Youngest Child . ..___........__ 193 TM8174 ._....._.__ ~ . . . . . . . . . Chii Care Arrangement During Most Hours, Type Ol -Third Youngest Child . . . .._........_....._ 195 TM8176 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . child Care At Home Or Some Other Place - Ywngesl Child . . . . . . . . . ..-..........-..................... is7 TM81 78 ..,.................. Child Care Al Home Or Some Other Place - Second Youngest Child ..__.._...._.._................... 198 TM8180 _.................... ChildCareAtHomeOr8omeOtherPlace-ThirdYwngestChild . . . . . .._..._...____.................... 199 TM8182 . . . . .._.___.....____. Child Cared Fw By Whom -Youngest Child-Check item TS _.._.__...__._.____..........,........ ~ _...__.. 200 TM8182:86 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Check Item TS -Three Youngest Children Cared For By Whom . . . . .._......._............................ 2~x1 TM8184 . . .._...__._....__._. Child cared For By Whom -Second Ywrgest Child -Check Item TS .._.__.._...... ~ _......___.._..._ 201 TM8186 _.............._..... Child Cared For By Whom -Third Youngest Child - Check Item TS _....._.__._...._.................... 202 TM8188 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ChM Care Money Payment Made Or Not - Youngest Child ._...,................................... ~ .._.__.. 203 TM8190 _....._._............ child Care Money Payment Made Or Not -second Youngest Child . . . .._..._....__.................... 204 TM8192 . . .._................ Child Care Money Payment Made Or Not - Third Youngest Child .._......_..._...__..................... 205 TM8194 __.._........_...._._ Check Item TlO -Children Llsted, Tvm Or More . . . . .._...._........................................................ 206 TM8194 . .._.._._....__._.... ChUdrenUsted.TwoOrMore-CheckltemTlO . .._._.____._....___................................................ 206 TM8196 . . . . . . _ . . .._......_.. Chlki Care Payment separately Of lndude Another Child - Youngest Child .._.....___.......__.... 207 TM6196 . . . ..___......_..._.. Child Care Payment Sepan@y Or lndude Another Child - Second Youngest ._..._._......__.._ 20~ TM8200 ___...__.._.......... Chitd Care Payment Separately Or Include Another Child -Third Youngest . . . . . . ..__.__.._........ 209 TM8202 . . . . ..__......_._._.. Child Care Payment Arnwc& Weekly - Youngest child .__.._,._____......_.................................... 210 TM8204 ._.._.....,.._.__.... Child Care Payment Amount. Weeldy - !%cond Youngest Chitd ..___.._...._._............................ 213 TM8206 . . . . . ..__......_.._._ Child Care Paymenl Amwnc Weekly-Third Youngest Child _.._..._..........__.......~.................. 216 TM8208 . .._..__......_...... ChUd Care Hours Per Week. Number Of - Ywngest Child . . . . . ..__..__.._.._................................. 219 TM6210 ._...._.........___.. Chad Care Hours Per Week, Number Of - Second Youngest Child .._...._..__...__._................... 221 TM8212 __._.._....._........ Child Care Hours Per Week, Number Of-Third Youngest Child .._..._......._........................... 223 TM8214 . . . . .._..__....._._._ Ch8d LesThan 5 -Youngest Child-Check item T11._.__........._,._._....................................... 225 TM8214:18 . . .._........_.. Check Item Tl 1 -Three Youngest Children Lers Than 5 Years Old ._.......__..._...._.........,....... 225 TM8216 __........_._......_. Child Less Than 5 -Second Young& - Check Item Tll....................................................... 226 TM8218 ____....._.__...._... ChildLessThan5-ThirdYoung&-CheckltemTll ..__..._._......__......................................... 227 TM8220 ._.....____._..._._._ Child Care Arrangements Changed During Past 12 Months - Youngest _...._._..._.................. 228 TM8222 . .._....._.._........ C%ild Care Amngemnts changed During Past 12 Months -2nd Youngest . .._.__.._....._.__.... 229 l’hWa~.__.................. Child Care Arrangements Changed During Past 12 Months - Thii Ywngest . . .._........_..._... 230 lxl8226 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chad care Ammgemerit clmged During The working - Yappgest Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231 TM8228 . . . .._..._.__..._.... Child Care Arrangemsnt Changed During Time Working - Second Youngest . . . . ..___...._..____. 232 TM~Z~O __......__........... ChW Care Anangement changed During Tune Working -Third Ywngest ._...._ - . . . . ..x_ -..233 TM8232 __...__..___.._....._ Child Care Arrangeme& In The last 12 Months, Number d - Youngest Child .__._....._._._... 234 TM8234 . ..__...._........... Child Care Anangements In The Last 12 Months, Number d - Second Youngest . . . . . . . . .._.._ 236 TM6236 . . . . . . . . . .._._....... Child Care Arrangements In The last 12 Months. Number of-Third Youngest. _....._..._......_ 238 TM8z38:6%0 . .._...._... Chi!d Care Arrangement Changed For Reasons speokied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . 240 TM8322 . . . . . . . ..__.__.._.... Cheek Item Tll .l - Designated Parent Ol4+ Under 15 Lhbg In Hwsehdd TMB322 . . . . . .._............. Designated Parent Ol4+ Under 15 Uving in Househdd - Check Item T11.1 __........__.__....... g

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TM8324 .._.._._._.__.._.... Cost d CWd Care In Typical Week last Month ____......_.._..___.................................................. 283 TM8326 . . . . . .._...._....... Child Care Anangements changed Because d Unavabbiiii d Chad Care Provider . . . . . . . . 266 TMB328 _._.................. Chad care Amqemmt changes Caused Lose Ol Tune From Work _......._...._.___................ 283 TM8400 ..__.......___.__.... Cheek Item T12 - Parent Of Children Under 21 Who live In Thii Household _..... _ .__....__._..... 349 TM8400 . . . . .._._....._.___. Parent Of ChUdren Under 21 Who Lhm In This Hwsehdd - Check Item Tl2 . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.._..... 349 TM8402 .._. . . ._.___._... _... Children In This Househdd Under 21 Years Wdh Parent Living Ebewbere _..__..._..._...._....... 350 TM8404 . . .._.._....._....._. Chad Support Payment Agrefsnem. E&tence Of _............_.._._.............................................. 351 lM6408 ._......____._,...... Child Supporl Payments Made For How Many Children LMng In HousehoM . . .._....___......... 352 TM8408 . .._..._........_.._. Type Of Child Support Agreement . . . . ..__.._..._...__............~........................................................ 354 TM8410 ..__......._._..._... Child Support Payment Agreement For All Children bing Here .._....................................... 3.55 TM841 1 .._......_._._....... Child Support Payment Agreement For No CMdren Uving Here ._...........___......................... 357 TM8412 _____....._..._...._. Chiid Support Payment Agreement For Person Number - First _.................._........................ 359 TM8414 . . . . . .._..._._....... Child Suppmt Payment Agreement For Person Number - Second _..._................................. 362 TM8416 ._____._.._.._._.._.. ChEd Support Payment Agreement For Person Number -Third . . . .._._.........._........................ 365 TM8418 __......._......._... ChJd Support Payment Agreement Reached In Which Year .__.._.._.......__.............................. 368 TM8426 .._.___.....__...__.. Child Support Payment Ftrst Agreement WeeMy Ddlar Amount . . . . ..__.................................. 372

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TM84zz .__._._..._..__...... Child Suppon Payment Fbst Agreement Bweakty Ddlar Amount . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._........................ 37s TM6424 .__...._,....._...... ChUd Suppod Payment F&rat Agreement Monttdy Ddlar Amount . . . . . . . . .._..... .._....._....__._....... 384 TM8426 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chlkl Support Payment Fht Agreement Yearty Dollar Amount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :3sU TM8428 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._..... Child Support Payment Fvst Agreement Amount Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396 Thwao ,.............._..... Child Suppi Payment Agreement Ever Saen Changed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402 TM6432 ._.__.....__._....... Child Support Payment Amount Last Changed In What Year ._..........___.._............................. 403 TM8434 ._........_....__.... Child Support Payment bat Agreement Weakly Ddlar Amount. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._...................... 407 TM8436 _......_......._..... Chikt Suppon Paymant last Agreement Biwaldy Dollar A~nount . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__._..................... 413 Th4w38 . . .._................ Child Support Payment Lest Agreement Monthly Ddlar Amount .___.............___..................... 419 m844o .._.................. Child Suppm Payment hat Agreement Yearly Dollar Amount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 425 TM&l42 _.....__......___.... Chii Support Payment hat Agraarnent Amount Unknown ,____...._.......__..................,........... 431 TM8444 _....._..,....._..... child Support Payment Due In Last 12 Months. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433 TM8446 . . . . ..__........_..._ Child Support Payment Not Made In la.9 12 Months, Reason That . . . . . . . . .._.......................... 434 TM8448 .._.._.._...___...._. CMd Support Payment Supposed To Have Received In Lsn 12 Months ,...............____........ 436 TM8450 . . . ..____.___..._.... Child Supporl Paymenl Amounl Aotuelly Racebed In Idat 12 Months . . . . . . . . .._.....__._............. 441 TM&t.52 _._..........._..,... Child Suppod Payment Received By What Method ..__..._.._...._.._........................................... 447 TM864 . . . . . . ..__........... ChUd Support Payment Racdved How Ragularly . . . . . .._....._....._.............................................. 44s TM8456 .._.._..._..__._..._. Child Support Payment Pati WRhin 30 Daya Of Due Date . . . . . . ..___.....____................................ 450 TM8458 . . . . . . .._............ Child Support Agreement for N orrCustodl Parent To Provide Health lmurance _....._____.._ 451 TM8458 ._...._...._...__.._. Non-Custodll Parent To Provide Health Insurawe According to Agreement . . . . . . . ..__...._.._. 451 TM8460 . . .._.._..__......... Child Support Agreement for Cuatodii Parent To Provide Health lnwance . . . . .._..____...._..__ 452 TM8460 . .._.._........._.__. Cuetodll Parent To Provide Health Inawanca According to Agreement . . . ..__......__...._......... 452 TM8462 . . . . . . ..__.._........ Child Supporl Agreement For Non-Q&cd al Parent To Pay Madii Chsts Diiy . . ..___... 453 TM8462 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NaccIIstodi Parent To Pay Medii Cwt Dir&y Aaxxding to Agreement . . .._..__........._. 453 TM6464 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._..... Caeh Medkal Child Suppoti lndudad In Child Support Paymenta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 454 TM6464 . . . ..__.._...____.... Chad Support Agreement For Payments To lndti Cash Medii Support . . . . . . . . ..__........... 454 TM84W _........_I.......... ChRd Support Agreement lncludas No ProvWws For Health Care costs . . .._........._............ 455 TM8466 __,.___.._......__... Health Cam Costs Nd lnduded In Child Support Agreemant . . . ..___.._.__................................ 455 TM8468 ..,.................. Chad support Agreement lndudes Other Provi&na For H&h Care . .._..............__............. 4.56 TM8468 _...._.._....._.._,.. Haalth Care Costs lnduded In Othar Pmvisions Of Child Suppon Agreement __......._........_. 456 TM8470 __.............._.... Physical Custody Arrangement, Type Of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 457 TM6472 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vi ArmgemM Spedried In Child Support Agreement - Ch& Item T13 . ..___... _ ._.... 458 TM6474 _.._.__......__....__ Cheek Item T13 - Child Support Agreement Cow’s More Than One Child ._.............._.._...... 4!% TM6474 . . . . . .._.._.......... Ctdi Support Agreement &van More Than One Chii - Check Item T13 . . . . . .._........._._...... 45s TM6476 .._...._........_.... Vi WAh Other Parent About Same Number of Days in Last 12 Months . . . . . . . . .._.................. 460 TM8478 .._..._..___........ Vi With Olher Parent - Number d Days . . . . . . . ..___.................................................................. 461 TMB4BO .__..__......._._._.. V&t WUh Other Parant - Number d We& . . . . . . . . .._................................................................. 464 TM6482 . . . . . . . . . .._.._...... WI Wdh Other Parent - Number d Mcnths _....._...._....._........................................................ 466 TM8W4 __....___......._.... Volt Wdh Other Parant - None . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 468 TkWB6 _........_........... VI Wdh Other Parant - Don’t Know TotaI Amount Of Tuna . .._.__....._._.__............................... 470 TM8489 . . . . . . . . . . ,......... Redden@ Of Othw Parenl For child Support Agreament . .._.._.._....._..............-.................... 472 TM&OS0 . . . . . .._........_.... Contad Method For Other Parent In ChJd Support Agreement . . . . .._.......__.................... _ .__... 474 TM6492 __..__._.__,.__..__.. Cheek Item T14 - Children In Howehold Not Coverad By Most Recent Agreemem . . . . . . . . . . . 476 TM8492 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . children Living In -n-is Houwhdd Not Covered By MC& Recent Agraement _...........__...__... 475 TM6494 __......_........... Child Support AgreemerU Other Then One Ihoused . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.. 476 TMB498 ._..._.____.....___.. Child Suppon Agreements, Number Ci _..._....____...................................................................,. 477 TM6496 ._._..._.._..._._.._. Cl-& Support Agreement. Type 01 _......__......_......................................................................... 478 TM8500 . . . .._._..____...._.. Chad Supporl Agreement For Which CMdren Lhhg Here - Fti . . . . . . . ..__.............................. 479 lMaso2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chad suppml Agreement For Which Children Living Hare - Second ._..............__................. 482 TM6504 _......._.____.._.... ChW Sup@ Agreernem For Whii Children living Hera -Third . . ..__.................................. 485 TM6506 . .._._._..._......_.. Child Support Payment Agreemeru Amount Per Weak _.._.._.......__......................................... 488 TM8508 . . . . . . ..___.......... Cblkl SuppMt Payment Agreement Amount Weekly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._......................................... 493 TMSSlO ._..._._....._....... Ch&lSupportPaymentAgreementAnwntPerMonth . .._............._...................................... 498 TMSS12 . . . . . . . . . . . .._....... Chiid Support Payment Agr-nt Amount Par Year . . . . . .._................................................... 503 TM8513 .._..__...._.__.._..I Child Support Payment Agreement Amounl - Don’t Know Or None . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._................. 508

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TM8516 ..__..__...___....... Child Supporl Payment Amount Actually Received Under Agreement . . . . . . . . . . ..__....__............. 510 TM8518 ._................... Residence Of Other Parent For Chi!d Suppon Agreement ____...._........__...............................,. 515 TM&20 _....._..___.......__ Pubk Agency Cxmtacted For Help In Obtaining Child Suppcrt . . .._......._..___._....................... 517 TMwz? . . . . . . . . .._.......... Public Agency contacted For Help In Obtablng ChOd Suppcul In What Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 518 TM8524 _........__......_... Public Agency Contacted For Help In lncadng Other Parent For Child Support ..__...._.._.__. 522 TM8526 ._.....__........... Public Agency Contacted For Help In Establishing PatemltyfMatemity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._............. 523 TM&z8 .__.____...._.._..... Public Agency Cantacted For Help In Establii Child Support Obligation . . . . . . ..___.._....... 524 TM8530 . . . . . . . . .._........._ Public Agency Ccntacted For Help In Establishing Medbl Child Support . . . . .._......___......... 525 TM8532 . . . .._.__........_... Public Agency CZcntacted For Help In Enfordng Child SuppMt Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 526 lM8w _____................ Publii Agency Qmtacted For Hdp In McdQing A Child Suppw Agreement Order . . . . . . .._. 527 TM8536 _...._......_....._.. Public Agency Contacted For Help In Other Areas. . . . . . . . . . . . . .._................................................ 526 TM6538 __._....__.._........ P&Iii Agency Provided Asisranca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-........................... 529 TM8540 _...._._.____........ Publii Agency Pmvided As&awe In Locating Other Parent __..._______......_........................... 530 TM6542 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Publii Agency Provided k33&mce In Establishing Patem&y/Matemity . . . . . . . . .._.................. 531 m8!34 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pldalii ABency Pluvidad Askwlce In E&t&i Child Support Obligatkx ._........_......_.. 532 TM8546 . . . . . . . . . .._..._..... Public Agency Provided A&stance In Establishing Medical Child Support . .._...__....__.......... 533 TM6548 ....I___......_____.. Public Agency Provided keistawe In Enfox@ Child Support Order . . .._.._....____..._............ 534 TM8550 _.................... Public Agency Provided Assistance In Mcdiing A Child Support Agreement Order . . . . . . . . . 535 TM8552 . . . .._.__......_.__.. Public Agency Provided Assistance In Other Areas. . . . . .._......_..._............................................ 536 TM8554 ..__....._......._.., Chad Support Agreement Covers All Children In Household _......_................ _ . . . . . . . . .._.__......... 537 TM8w6 _......._...._.__._.. Children blng In Household Wti Suppod Award From Absent Parent Number d . . . . . .._.. 538 TM8556 .__......_.......__.. Children WMout A Child Support Award Wnh Same Atsent Parent ._._..._._..,._.____................ 540 TM6560 ._......_........__.. Chikl Suppod Payment Not Awarded - Perscn Number d Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541 l?&is? . . . . . . .._.._..___. ChlkI Sc&pnt Payment Not Awarded - P- Number d Oldest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 544 TM8564 . . . . . . . . .._.._._..... ChM Support Payment Not Awarded Patemay Not Es&&hed - Ywngest . . . . . . . .._......._.... 547 TM&e6 _......_.._._........ ChM Suppat Payment Not Awarded Pate+ Not Establii - Oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__........ 546 TM8568 .__.................. Child Support Payment Not Awarded Unable To Locate Parent -Youngest . . . . . .._............... 549 TM6570 . . ..____...__...___.. Cldd Support Payment NU Awarded Unable To Locate Parent - Oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.__........ 550 TM8572 ..___...._.._.__..... Child Supporl PaymerU Not Awarded Father Unable To Pay-Youngest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..___.....-.. 551 TM&574 __.._._._._.._....... Child Suppal Payment Nd med Father Unable To Pay - oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 552 TM8576 ..__........._....... Child Support Payment Not Awarded Fti Agreement Pending - Youngest . . . . . _ . . . .._.__......_. 553 TM838 _.....____........... Child Supporl Payment Not Awarded Fnd Agreement Pending - Oldest ____.....__...... _ .__..___. 554 TM8560 ___..._..._.......... Child Support Not Awarded - Property SetUement Accepted -Youngest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 555 TM6582 . .._....___..._....._ Chid Suppon Not Awarded - Pmpeny Settlement Accepted - Oldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 556 TM6564 ..__..._._.....___._. Chad Support Payment Not Wanted - Ywnqs3 Chi!d . . . . . . . . . . .._............................................. 557 TM8596 __._.._......,....... Chad Support Payment Not Wanted - Oldest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 556 TM8588 . . .._..__......____._ tXd Support Payment Not Pursued - Ywngest Child .._........_............................................. 559 TM8590 __....__.._......__._ ChW Support Payment Not Pursued -Oldest Child . .._......._...._._...................................-...... 560 TM8w2 . . .._..._._..._...... Child Suppart Payment Not Awarded For Other Reasons - Youngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . .._......... 561 TM8594 . .._.._....._........ child Support Payments Not Awarded For Other Reasons - Oldest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.__........ 562 TM8596 _....__.__..._._.__.. Other Parent Now ties In Same County/City - Ywnges! Child _.__......__......._...................... 563 TM8tis ._._.._......__.._.. Other Parent Now Uves In Same Gwnty/City - Oldest Child . .._._...____.....__......~..~........... 564 l’M8600 ._......__.___._.._.. Other Parent Now ties In Same State @iiTerent County/Cl&) - Ywngest Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565 TM8602 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . other Parent New Ltves In same Stete (Oiierent Cwnty/City) -Oldest Cl.bad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 566 TM8w4 .._._.,._...__....... Other Parent Now Lbes In Dbrent State -Youngest Child ____.....___......._.............................. 567 TM8w6 ._.___......__....._. Other Parent Now Uves In DifFerent Swe -Oldest Child . . . . . .._._._...._...................................... 568 TM8608 . . . .._............... other Parent Deceased - Younge5l ctlad .._..__..._.,.__............................................................... 569 TM8610 . . . . . . . . . ..__........ Other Parent Dewased - Oldest Chad. _...._...........___............................................................... 570

TM2612 __.....__...._.___.__ Other Parent ties In Other Area -Youngest Child __.....____....__............................................... 571 TM6614 . . . . ..__..__._....._. Other Parent l&es In Other Arm - Oldest child . .._._......._....................................................... 573 TM6616 _......___......__._. Contact Wlh Other Parent For Youngest Child, Method Of . . .._.....__...................................... 575 TM8618 . .._._......._...._.. contact Wnh Other Parent For Oldest Child, Method Ol....................................................... 576 TMww . .._.._...._.__...... Chikl Supporl Payments Received Wuhwt Written Agreemeru . . . . .._..................................... 5n TM6622 __.......__.......___ Child Support Payments Received W#hwt Written Agreement, Amount of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 578 TM8624 . . .._.._......._..... Child Support Recetied As Non-Cash Items Or &vices . . ..____.....__ _ . . ..__............................... 563

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TM8mO ..................... Support Payment For Nonhcusehdd Members. Existence Of ............................................ .629 TM8702 ..................... Support Payment For NMhousehdd Members, Type ol..................................................... 630 TM8704 ..................... Support Payment For Nonhouse hold Members Under 21 Years Of Age.. ........................... 631 TM6706.. ................... Suppm Payment For How Many Children Who Are N wbusehdd Men-bets ................... 633 TM8708 ..................... Support Payment For N o#wshold Members A RestdI of Court Order. ............................ 635 TM8710. .................... Suppod Payment For N cnhousehcki Memhn - Number of Ohildren Covered .................. 638 TM8712.. ................... Support Payment Agreement For Nonhousehol d Members. Type Of.. ................................ 638 TM871 4 ..................... .Sm Paymem Agmment For Nonhousehold Member Readwd In What Year ............. 639 TM6716.. ................... Suppon Paymetd AgreamenI Dollar Amount Ever changed ................................................ 642 TM8718.. ................... Support PaymeId Agreement Dollar Amount changed in what Year ................................... 645 TM8726.. ................... Support Payment AgiwmU For N mhouwhdd Member SlEl In Effect ............................. 649 TM6722.. ................... Suppcn Payment For Nonhousehdd Member, Amcunl of.. ............................................... .650 TM8724 ..................... Support Payment For Nonhousehdd Member. Methcd Ol................................................... 656 TM8726 ..................... NMcustodl Farenl To Pride Health kwance For Nonhousehold Member ................ 658 TM8728.. ................... Ouslcdll Parent To Provide Health lnsmnce For Nonhoueehdd Member ........................ 6651 TM8730.. ................... l4odhstcdii Parent To Pay Medical Costs Directly For Nonhcusehold Member ............. 660 TM8722 ..................... Ohad Support For Nonhousehdd Member To Include Cash Medical Suppon .................... 661 TM8784.. ................... Support For Nwbuehdd Members lndudes Olher Type of Medical Care ..................... 662 TM8736.. ................... Support For Nonhousehdd Members indudes No Medii Care costs .............................. 663 TM8788.. ................... OhlId Suppon Agreement For Nonhousehdd Member. Other .............................................. 666 TM6746. .................... Child Suppon For N&mu&old Member Paid Under Other Agreement ........................... 666 TM8742.. ................... Ohkl Suppcst For NontmuEehdd Member Made Wfihout Written Agreernerrt .................... 672 TM8744 ..................... CMd Support For Non- Member Made Wdhcul Agreement Amunt of............. 673 TM8746.. ................... Regular Payments Made For Any Other Person Not Living In Household .......................... 678 TM8748 ..................... Support Payments Mede For How Many Pe-. ................................................................ 679 TM8760.. ................... Reladomhip To Pereon For Whom Suppon Payments Are Made - Fvst Person ................. 681 TM8762 ..................... Relabmhip To Perscm For Whom Support Payments Are Made - Second Person. ........... 662 TM8754 ..................... Residence of Pereon For Whom Support Payments Are Mede - Fvst Pereon ..................... 653 TM8758 ..................... Residence Of Person For Whcm Support Payments Are Made - Second Pereon ............... 684 TM8758 ..................... Support Payments For Nonhousehold Member, Amount of - Fvst Person ......................... 695 TM6760 ..................... Support Payments For N onhousehdd Member. Amount Of - Second P- ...... ...” ......... 690 TM6762 ..................... Oheck Item T16 For Control Card Item 66.. ........... .._ ............................................................ 695 TM8764 ..................... Support For Other Nonhousehdd Perscne Not Already Talked About.. .............................. 696 TM8800 ..................... Health CMdi In Ciewral .................................................................................................... 729 TM6602.. ................... Oane, Orutches. Or Walker Used To Get Amutxl.. ................................................................. 730 TM6604 ..................... Wheelchair Used To Get Around .. .._ ....................................................................................... 731 TM8808.. ................... check Item T17 - Aid Used In Getting Around ....................................................................... 732 TM8808.. ................... Aid Used In Getting Around For 6 Months Or More.. ............................................................. 733 TM8610 ..................... Sight - D%icuky Seem Newspaper Pdnt When Wearing Glasses Or contacts.. ............... .734 TM8812 ..................... Siiht -Able To See Wwds And Let&m In Ordii Newspaper ........................................... 735 TM8814. .................... Hearing - Diiuiiy Hearing Normal Ocmmsalion Wnh Hearing Aid .................................... 736 TM8816.. ................... Hearing - Able To Hear Whel Is Saii In Normal t%wersation. ............................................. 737 TM8618.. ................... Speech - Undenrandi Dii. . .._ .................................................................................. 736 TM8820 ..................... Speech - Able To Hew Speech Understocd .......................................................................... 739 TM8822 ..................... Lilting and Camying Dii ................................................................................ ............... 740 TM8624.. ................... I& and Carry As Much As 10 Pounds.. .......................................................... ..- .................... 741 TM8926.. ................... Walking Up Flight Of Stairs Wahwt Rest - DiRiadty.. ............................................................ 742 TM8828 ..................... Walking Up Flii Ol Stairs WUhout Rest - Abilii ................................................................. .743 TM8630 ..................... Walking Qwter Of Mile - Dii.. ....................................................................................... 744 TM8632 ..................... Walking Quarter Of Mile -Ability ........................................................................................ ..- .746 TM8834 ..................... Telephone Usage - Diicuity.. ....................... ..I ....................................................................... 746 TM8836 ..................... Tdephone Usage - Abilii ........................................................................................................ 747 Th48838 ..................... Gettii Around lnskle The House - O#hlty ......................................................................... 748 TM8646. .................... Need Help Wnh Getting Amund bide The House ................................................................ 749 TM8842 ..................... 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TM8844 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Need Help With Going Outside The Home _......._................................................................... 751 TM6846 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Getting In And Out Of Bed Or A Chair - Dii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 752 TM8848 __......___._......_. Ned Help With Gettii In And Out Of Bed Or A Chak .._........._...._....................................... 753 TM8850 .._......._.......... Taking A Bath Or Shower - Dtwlty ___,....__.,.._........................................................................ 754 TM8652 __...__..._.......... Need Help W&h Taldng A Bath Or shower . . . . .._..._....__.._......................................................... 755 TM8854 . . . . .._..._.......... Dressing - D#ticulty _......___........__.............................................................................................. 756 TM8856 ._......_._...___.... Need Help W&h Dressirq . . . . . .._.._...._........................................................................................ 757 TM8858 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eating - Dallcdty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.............................................................. 758 TM8860 .__.................. Need Help wph Eating . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-..................................................... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._................... 759 TM8362 _._....._........_... lJs+~ Toilet - Dii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-..................................................... 760 TM8864 . .._..._........._.._ Need Help with Using Toilet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 761 TM8866 .__.._._.__..._...... Keeping Track Ol Monay Or Bills - Dii . ..__.._______............................................................. 762 TM8868 ..__................. Ned Help Wlh Keeping Track Of Money Or Bills _........._..._..._..........,................................,.. 763 TM8870 . . .._........._._.... Preqarlng Meals - Dii ..__.......__............................................~........................................... 7M TM8871 .___...._.._......... Dofng Light Housework - Dl.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I..._ . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 768 TM8872 ____..__..._.._...... Need Help with Preparing Meals . . . . .._._......._........................................................................... 768 TM8872 . . . .._____._...._.... Need Help Wnh Light Housework ..__..._...._.__..._....................................................................... 767 TM8674 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Need Help Of Another Person - Check ttem Tl8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 768 TM8876 . . . . .._.._._........_ Needs Help From Relative Or Nonre&ive - First Helper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 769 TM8878 .._..._...._......... Needs Help From Relatiie Or Nonrelative - SecowJ Helper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 779 TM8BW ..____...._.._.._.... Receives Help From Househdd Member - Fvst Helper .____I..._......__..................................... 771 TM8882 ._....___.._......... Receives Help From Househdd Member - Secorul Helper . . .._......__...................................... 772 TM8898 ._._......__...._._.. Receives Help From Household Member - Person Number Of Fm Helper . . . . . . .._...__.__....... 773 TM88w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Receives Help From Househdd Member - Pews Number Ol Seunxl Helper . . .._......_...... 776 TM8885 . . . . . . ..__._._..___.. Receives Help From Nonhcusehdd Member - Fvst Helper . . . . . . . . ..___..__.._.............................. 779 TM8886 ____...__............ Receives Help From Nonhousehdd Member - Second Helper . . . ..__._......._........................... 780 TM8887 _.........__._..__... Help Ol Amther Person Needed For Length Of Tii _.....____..._.__.__..................................~... 781 TM8887 ._...,..__......._... bnglh Of Tii Help Of Another Person Needed _..___._..__....................................,................. 781 TM6988 ._.._.___.....___._.. Family Paid For Help Rec&ved _..._.._..._.. _ . . . ..__....__.__._.....~..............~..............................~... 782 TM8889 ._...,...__._........ Family Paid For Help Received, Amount That ._..__,..._.._,........................................-..-........... 784 TM88w . . . . . .._..._.._.____. Check Item Tl9 - Has Dii Wtth Any ActNity . . .._....._..__...................................... _ ._.._...._.. 789 TM8890 . . . . . . . ..___...._.... Diiadty Wah Any Adivity- Check ltemT19 ..___._....__.._.......................................................... 783 TM8692 . . . . .._._.___......_. condl That Caused Dll Wlh Actblty, First _........._..._.__._.......................................... 790 TM8884 ._____............... condii That caused Dslidty wdh Acdvity, second . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 792 TM~sQ~ . . ..__...__._....._.. Condll~m That Caused Diiillty Wuh Ac%vity, Third .._......_......___.......................................... 794 TM88S .._.__._.._._..____.. Chsck Item T20 - Condii Caused DifFcuHy Wth Abity . . .._._..._..._ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__................. 786 TM8S3 . . . . . . . ..__._........ CondRions Caused Dii Wnh Adivity - Check item T2o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 796 TM6900 ._...._..._._.._.__.. condition considered Main Reason For Dii _..__...__...._...__............................................. 797 TM8902 ._..._.___.._.._...._ Dill - Leaming Diiily such A3 Dyslsda .__....._._........................................ ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 799 TM8804 ._._..._.._.__._.._.. Diil - Mental Reta&tkx . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM8806 _........____........ DisabJi - Develcpmerud Dill such As Autism Or Cerebral Palsy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._........... 801 TM8908 . . . . . . . . .._......._.. Disdlty - Nzheii Dii, Senility, Or Dementia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._....... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 802 TM8910 . . . .._.._._._...._... DLsaWlty - Mentel Or Emotio& Gan&icm . .._.................................. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TM6912 _..._.._._._....__._. Age - Check ttemT21 _..__.____...,....__............................ _ . . . .._._..____....__......................................... 804 TM8912 . . ..__..._.._........ Check item T21 -Age TM8914 ._._.............__.. Check ltemT22 -Disabled Marked On Coned Card . . . . . . . .._................................................... 805 TM8914 .___......_........._ Died Marked On Cc&d Card - Check Item T22 . . . . . . . .._......._.......................................... 805 TM8918 . . . . . . . .._._..._.___. CbeckltemT28-DisabledMarkedOnISS . . . . . . . . . ..___.__.......................................................... 606 TM8916 .___._......__.....__ Disabled Marked On ISS - Check Item T23 ___._....__................................................................. 808 TM6918 . . . ..__....__......_. Health Or Condiiion Limii Kind Or Amount Ol Work ._.......__......__......................................... 807 TM8920 . . ..__......__....._ Physical. Mental, Or Other Health Condition Which Limits Kind Or Amount Ol Work . . . . . . . . . 608 lM8S22 . . .._..__..___.._.... Check Item T24 - WC& Marked On ISS . . .._._...__...................................................................... 869 TM8322 . .._____...__._.... Worked Marked On ISS - Check Item T24 ___......_.....__............................................................. 809 TM6924 . . . .._.......__..__.. Health Or Cc&itica Interferes WUh Working At Job Or Business _..._........_._........................ 810 TM8926 . . . . .._.__..._._..... Physical, Mental, Or Other Health condition Limits Amount of Work Around House . . . . . . . .._ 811

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TM8928 ._................... Health Or condition Completely Prevents Work Around House . . . . . . . . .._................................ 812 TM8930 . . . . . .._._........_.. Chsck Item T25 - Health condition Causes Umltadons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 813 TM8930 . . . . .._._.._....._... Heatth Or conditicn Causes Limbdcw - Check Item T2.5 . . . . .._..._........_............................... :613 TM6932 _...._....__......... Umited In Working At Job Or Around House-First CondiliOtI . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.._.......................... 814 TM8934 _...._...._._....._.. Llmked In Working At Job Or bmund House - Secoml Cor~lition . . . . . .._.__..._...._.................... 616 TM8936 . . ..__.__......._.__. Umlted In Working At Job Or Around House - Thkd condition . . . . .._._.._.._..__..............~.......... 818 TM8938 . . .._......_........_ Check Item T26 - conditions Causing Umbions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~.......... TM8938 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . condii c2alslng IJnlmka -ChskitemT26 _._.__I.._...._..._............................................. E TM8940 .._...-..__..-..... conditions ConskWed Main Reason For umitation ..-....--..-..._.--....-.....-.......-............. 821 TM6942 _.__..__............. Check Item T27 - Designated Parent Or Guardian Of Chlktren Under 6 ..__.....___......._.......... 623 TM8942 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Des@nated Parent Or Guardian 01 Chlldren Under 6 - Check ttem T27 ,..__.._.._.................... 623 TM8944 . . . . . . . . . . .._......_. Children Under 6 Wti Umitations In Usual Kind Of A&ides . . ..____......._.... _ . . . ..__.___.__._.__....... 624 TM8946 . . . . . . . . . .._......... Chiklren Wah AdMy U- - F& Penon No . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ._....._....._....,.............................. 625 TM8948 . . ..__...._....._..__ Children Wah Adivlty Umbtions - Second P- No. _...__,___._....____...,...............,.............. 826 TM8950 ..____......_........ Children WUh &&t-y Limitatic% -Third P- No . . . ..__...........................-.......................... 231 TM8952 __......_.__........_ Chidren Received Therapy Or Diigncstic Services For Developmental Needs ._.......__...._.. 834 TM8854 .._.._......_........ Children Recaived Thempy FM Developmental Needs -F&t Person Number _____,............_. 835 TM8956 _.._...._..........._ Children Received Thempy For Deveiopmemal Needs - Second Person Number . . . . . .._...... 636 TM8958 .._.._.._.._._.._._.. Ci’tlldren Received Therapy Designed To Meet Developmental Needs -Third Petson ._ . . .._. 841 TM8960 . ..__................ Check ttem T28 - Designated Parent Or Guardian Of Children 6-21 . . . . . . . . . . .._....._................. 844 TM8360 _._........._......_. Deslgnated Fwent Or Guardlln Ol Children 6-21 - Check Item T26 . .._.._._..___._..__................. 844 TM8?62 . .._..._._..._....... Llmltatlcms In Abilixy To Do Regular Schod Work. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.................................-............. 845 TM8964 .._........._........ Children Wah Dii Doing Regular School Work - Fm Person Number ._...._._....._.._...... 846 TM8966 _..........._........ Children Wnh Dii D&QJ Reguiar School Work - Semmi P- Number ..__.....___._._.. 649 TM8968 .__................_. C?ddren Wnh Di&utty Doing Regular School Work -Third Person Number . . ..__.._..._...._._... 852 TM8970 . . . . .._.............. Speclal Education Serdces Received . . . . . . . . . . .._........................................................................ 6.55 TM8972 ..~~.....~~~~~~..~.~. Special Education Services Ever Received - Fm Person Number . . .._........._........................ 866 TM6974 _....__...__......... Sped Educaticm .SeMces Ever Received - Second Person Number . . . . . ..__._.._...__.............. 869 TM6976 ..__......___.....__. Spectd Educaticn Services Ever Recehwd -Third P- Number ..__.._......._...................... 862 TM8978 __....____._._.._.._. Special Education Sewices Cuf?entJy Received ___..___.....__..__................................................. 665 TM8980 ._.__._....._....... .Spebl Education Sewices Currently Received - Fvst P- . . . .._........__............................. 866 TM8982 . . .._.......-...... Spatial Education Set-&es Currently Received - Second P- . . . . . ..__...._.......................... 869 TM8984 . . .._......_._....... Speclal Educatbn SeMcee Currently Received -Third P- . . . . . . . . . . .._............................... 872 TM8996 _........_.___.__._._ Dedgnated Parent Ol Chitdren Setween 3 And 14 - Check ttem T23 ..__..._......__..._............... 875 TM6996 _.....__.._.__....... Condition That Limits Abilii To Walk, Run, Or Use Staii . ..___............................................... 876 TM8990 . . .._.......___._.... condh That Umlts Ability To Walk, Run. Or Use Stairs - FKst P- Number ._...__.._...._ 877 TM6992 __._.._.............. Condition That Umits Abiiii To Walk Run. Or Use Stairs - Second P- Number _.._....._ 680 TM8994 _.._....__........_.. Ccmdllim That Limits Abilii To Walk, Run. Or Use Stairs - Thii P- Number _,..__.___.I. 883 TM8998 __...._....._........ P- Numbers Recorded For Condition That Limits Abiiii - Check Item T30 . . . . . . . . . . .._.... 866 TM8938 . . . .._..._..___._.._. Dll Wkh btain Actidtii - Fe Child Person Number ._......_._......__............................. 887 TM9WO ._......._____....._. Dii Wah Cb?ain Acti&es - First Chid. Fust condition . . .._....._......_...................-.......... 890 lM9002 . .._..._............. Diil WUh &tall ActHies - Fvst Child, Second Ccmddion . . . ..__......_..........-................. 692 TMWO4 _.._.._...___...._... DiKiudty Wti Certain Actii - Fast Child. Thii condition . .._.....__..__.___............................ 694 TM9008 . .._........___...... Dii Wti Cenaii Activlt.ks - Secmd Chlkl P- Number . . . . . . .._..._....._....................... 896 TM%08 . .._......__.......__ Dii With C&ah AcMties - Secor~I ChEd. Fv~r f&r&ion ._....._~.__.____......................... 639 TM9010 .__......_..__..__... Diiculty With Certain Act&&s - second Child, second Condtion ._....__.........._.................. 601 TM9012 . . . ..___.._.._....... Dii With Cettatn A&i& - Seuxd Child, Thii bndiion . . . .._................................ ..A03 TM9014 ._...__....___....... Diii Wdh Certain Actiii -Third child Person Number __............_................................ 905 TM9016 . . . . . .._.__.....___.. Diiutty Wti Cettain Actii -Third Child. First condition ._......._....._............................... 998 TM9018 I.................... Diikz~ltyWtiCertainA~tMtii-ThiiChJd. %COnd’&ndiiion . . . . . . . . . .._._............................ 910 TM9020 . . . . . ..__..__.__._... DiflMty Wti Certain Aaivities -Third Child, Third Condkion . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__............................. 912 TM9322 . . . . .._._._......_... SC&I Security Bensits Applied For ._._.__...__.......................................................................... 914 TM9024 ._._.......__...._._. sodal .%cutlty Ben&t~ Received . . .._......._..___......................................................................... 915 TWX8 ._..._._.___....._... Sccial Security BeneEts Started In What Year _..............__....................................................... 916 TM9028 . . . ..____............ .soclel security Benem stcppsd __..........__...._.............................................,........................... 920

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TM9030 ..................... Scdal security Benefus Stopped In Whet Year ...................................................................... 921 TM9032.. ................... Social Security Bemflts Resumed 925 ........................................................................................... TM9034 ..................... social Sewrity BenefitsResumed In Whst Year.. ................................................................. ,926 TM9036 ..................... Sodal Security Dkebility Benefb Applied For In Whet Yes.. .............................................. .9x) TM91 00 ..................... Hospttal Overnight Or Lcnger During Past 12 Months ........................................................ 1009 TM9102 ..................... Hospbi Overnight Or bnger. Number Of Times In ........................................................... ,101o TM9104 ..................... Hospttel Overnight Or Longer For Childbi rth. ....................................................................... 1012 TM9166.. ................... Hospitel Ovemight Or Longer For Surgery Or Operation.. .................................................. 1013 TM9168. .................... Hosphal Ovemlght Or Longer For Other Medical Reasons ................................................. 1014 TM91 10 ..................... Hcqital Overnight Or Longer For Mental Or Emotioral Problem Or Diier .................. 1015 TM91 12 ..................... Hospbl Ovemiiht Or Longer For Drug Or Alcohd Abuse Problem Or Diier .............. 1016 TM91 14. .................... PeUent In VA Or MiIttary [email protected] .. ..X.._................~......~ .... ..- ....................................... 1017 TM91 16. .................... Hospkel Stey During Pest 12 Months, Number Of Niihts For. ............................................ 1018 TM9118 ..................... Ho@alSXeyDurtngPast4Montls .......................... ..” ............................................ . .......... 1019 TM9120 ..................... illness Or Injury, Number Of Days In Bed For.. .................................................................... 1022 TM9122 ..................... Medical Doctor Vi During Pest 12 Months, Number Of Times For .................................. 1025 TM9124.. ................... Medii Doctor V&s During Past 4 Months, Number Ol.................................................... 1028 TM9126 ..................... Medical Facilii Usally Attended, Existence Of A ............................................................... KC30 TM9128 ..................... Medical Facilii Usually Attended, Type Of.. ........................................................................ 1032 TM9130 ..................... Private Health lnwance Ph n. Covered By - Check Item T19. ............................................ 1033 TM9132. .................... Medicare Or Medlcaid Marked On ISS -Check Item T20. .... ..- ........................................... 1035 TM9134.. ................... Health lnsumnce Plen - None Recorded.. ............................................................................ 1036 TM91 36 ..................... Health Insumnce. Reason Not Covered By .......................................................................... 1037 TM9138 ..................... sight Diikxdties. Presence cl.. .............................................................................................. 1038 WAVE ........................ Wave Numbr Wthin Panel ....................................................................................................... 60

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HOW TO USE THE DATA DICTIONARY

The Data Diiry describes the conients and record layout d the puWi-USe Computer tape file. The first Ii& deachdatatemdesuiptionghres~dataname.sLedthedetafiekl,andthebeginpositbndthe~d.

The next few lines ti we text and any applicable notes. Categabl value codes and labels are ghenwttereneeded. Cormemnaesmarkedbyan(*)areprovldedthmughout Commentsshouldbe lemovedfmmtheKmdli- ewWonofthedatadi&marybdoreuslngLtoWpaccasthedatafiie.

Date. Alphabet&, numeric, and the speckl character (-). No ether spedal clwracten are ussd. It may beamnemonicsuchss”SFATE”or”SEl~.ora~~dentifiersuchas”SC1176”or ‘WS-lMPOl”. Data Item names are unlqus lhnw&mt tfw erttlre vile.

Ske. Numerk. TheskedadatabmLsgbenfncharaCterS. lncfikatkndir@feddedmai~CeSk prc4ldedhnGtes.

Begfn. Numeric Containsthelocatkxhtfwdatarecuddthefkstchsacterp&tiondthedatafCem field.

Theftntlinadsach~Ltemdescriptionbeginswahthechacader”D”(lenlustified,twochaabers). The”0” f&g indiites lines in tfm data diiry containing the name, size. r&&ii begii and begin position d each dataltem. lhkldomdon(lnmadu ‘ne-readabletorm)canbeusedtohelpa~me~ne.’Theline beginnfngwiththedmraaer”U”desbbestheuniveseforthatiWm. Linescontainingcatego6calvaluecodeS andktdsfdownextandbeglnwlththecharaU~”V. The~charactw(.)denotestheSattdthvalue lab&s. Two Bl(Bmp1es d data Item desaipticms fdlow:

DSCl218 1 28% Whetwasthsmalnresscn...codd rmttakea)obduringthoseweeks

UPersons15yearsddordder V O.Ndhudverse V 1 Armdyhadajob V V ‘3 .‘Z akwss V 4:other

DRR3tJ84 2 3760 fWlroad-SWldSWttWCtypes dcbcks;whichcdorchedcdoes...

U PZaga 15 years or dder receiving laaroadmdmmera

V -1 .DK V oO.NOtillUrJverSe V 01 .Blue v 02.Bldl V 03 Direct deposff V 04 .other

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D EYTRY 2 25 Edited entry addrem ID Ak+sss of the hueheld that this persal beltwed CO .t the tie this person first brsre port of the rrple

U 111 p-, inclrdir@ children

Dpu* 3 27 Edited prsm nrber

D ARP 1 42 Edit& relatiarhip to refermce pram

U AI1 prrm. inclrdinp hildrm ” 0 .Mot l sqalc per- in this ” .mth Y 1 .A-old refmrre won, ” .lirinu with relatives ” 2 .“ounhold refer- person ” .liriw a,mt oc with m,y Y .mn-relatives Cprirv Y .irdi*idrul> Y 3 .-r of -old reference ” .pe- Y 4 Xhild of hosehold reference ” .pe- ” 5 Ather relative of has&old ” . referare prral ” 6 Am-relatirr of Wehold Y .refe- prsm hit rei.t.zd Y .t* others in the hasehold - Y .-I- Of n lnre1ated Y .ubCwcorbryl frill ” 7 .Ym-relative of household ” .referenoc person md not Y .re,*tcd to mm ewe Y .in the houbko,d<secc&ay Y .irdi*idsl)

DAW 3 43 Edited nd irpned age as of Last bi rthdmy.

U AIL perran, inludiw ehildrm ” 0 .Lerr thm 7 full year Y 1 .,yew ” .etc.

D3Ex 1 46 Sex of this prem Edited rd i-cd

U A11 persons, inl&i~ children ” 1 .llalc ” 2 .Ferk

D Rue 1 47 Aacc of this prsm Edited ti iwed

U AI1 PWSQD. WeIrdim &i,drm ” 1 .Hite Y 2 .AlYk " 3 Aerican Indian, Eskir, or MM ” 4 .Arin or Pacific ,r,udcr

0M-s 1 40 lbritd stmu5 If rsrital *tatus chmsed brinp my mth. the mrital stat16 *an is the status rintC?ed for the greatest pert of the mth - edited md iqutcd

" PerEm 15 years Old or older Y 0 -Mot a ssple person in this

.ath ” 1 .)Lsrried, spew.2 present ” 2 .lterried, spmse hsent " 3 Aidned " ‘ .DiWrmd " 5 .&parated " 6 .Yever rrried

D PWP 3 49 Fersal~rof spas.?

U Pcrrm 15 years old of older ” OW dot a urple prsm in this ” .mth ” 999 .“OC qpliubk

D PUP7 3 52 Prsm mdxr Of prmt

D “l-E 2 55 tit is the highest ora& or year of rewlar school this pcrla l ttadeb,

" Persor,s 15 yews old or older Y 00 .*Ot ~lissble if w&r 15, Y .did not attend or awaded only ” .kindcwmtm ” 01 - 00 .Elatary ” W - 12 .nigh s&d " 21 - 26 .colle9e

DCRD-OIPL 1 57 Did he/she ccqalne that wade

" Persm-ts 15 years old or older ” 0 .yOt -liable Y 1 .Yes ” 2 .YO

D ETWWlCTY 2 50 Ethnic origin

U ALL prrora, inclujing children ” 01 .oerman Y 02 .Erdish ” 03 .Irish ” 04 .fl-aKi? Y 05 .ItaLin ” 06 Scottish Y 07 .polish " w .Dutch " W Swedish " 10 .Yorrqin " 11 .Russian Y 12 .Ukninin Y 13 .*kh " 14 .)(uicm-bmericm " 15 .Chicam Y 16 .*uicm ” 17 .Puuto Picm " 16 .Qhsn " 19 .Catral or 3wth UKiun ” .<Spaish -tirga Y 20 .Other Spanish ” 21 Afre-*rriun <Black or lle#ro, Y 30 .Mther orcq3 not Listed Y 39 .Dml'C knw

DUNE 1 60 Uwe mm&r within Pmt,

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D waoo2 9 62 During that fwr mth ,aericd, hw ry aplqcrs did . . . llDrk for &ring a typical week?

u AlI pesms rich job &rim reference arid

Y 2 .flo ” 3 .Three or mre

Dn@mL 3 63 1 llau-hwrsprdwdid...rork that week for first eqloyer7 This field centairs me i-lied decir, place

U *II prscis with job &rim refersue period

” OW .Not wliuble Y WI-999.“,&erofhwrs

” COO .Yot a&icable Y 001 _ 999 .l,u&r Of hours

Dlawoo 7 69 ku - &ys did . . . work that ti for first gloyer7

U All persam with job brim9 refereme period

” 0 .Yot a@iuble ” 1, - 7 .Yldc, Of days

D n!aolO j m “0~ my &ys did .._ work that week to, ‘ecDnd apklyer

U AlI prraa with sea4 job brim rtfercrre period

Y 0 dot wliuble ” 1-7.msberofdays

D TWl2 1 71 yhicb days of the week were these for first mlqer?

U All perscan with job drinp refermcc Dericd

" _~ 0 .YOC wliseble " 1 .bmiw through Friday Y .CFirst eaployer~

D w5lm 1 72 Yhich dam of the week were these for Deco-d ap,Dyer,

U AlI prrmp with - job &rim referuxe priDd

” 0 Jot wlicable ” 1 Amday through Friday ” -E.eccd WloYer)

D I’&?016 1 73 Ulichdaysofthemeekrerethese for first eployer7

U AII P- with iob &rim rcf- p&d

” 0 dot wlicable ” 1 .sday

D w3018 1 74 which days of the week were these for sexl-d agloyer?

U ALL persons rich word job &ring reference period

” 0 .*w. w,iublc Y 1 .slday

DTMWZO 1 75 Yhih days of the week wre these for first aplayer?

U ALLi,rsms with job &rim referent

Y 0 .Yot applicable ” 1 .wy

D ww22 1 76 uhich dais of the ucek were these for - eqlvps?

U ALI prscm rich recad job &ring refererce period

” 0 .Yot qpliable Y 1 .*ondsl

D T&302‘ 1 n Lmich days of the week “we these for first sployer?

U All prsms uith job during reference PWiCd

Y 0 .*a *liable ” 1 .Tucsday

D Tm26 1 70 yhich days of the week uere these for recad aplqer7

U &,I perseas with secad job &rim reference pried

” 0 .Yot applicable Y 1 .ruesder

OtMW28 1 79 Yhich deys of the week were t&se for fi,Sf elqabyer,

U &I1 parsas with jab &trim refercwe period

” 0 .Yot gplicahle Y 1 .-y

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D m3030 1 00 tiish days of the red: ore these for scad EploYw?

U 111 pm-so-6 with second job &rim reference pried

Y 0 .Yot wlic*le Y 1 .-y

Dnmo32 1 61 ylich dep of the week were there for fimt qloyer?

U 611 persau with first job &ring nfe- period

Y 0 dot pliable ” 1 .Thursdey

DnrryDL 1 62 ylich deys of the wet rre these for - glwm?

U 111 praaa rich d job &rim reference period

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D woo36 1 85 Ulich*ysofthercl;wrethese for first qlqer?

u All persms with job &ring referare period

" 0 .Sot wlicdle Y 1 .Fri*y

Dnloo30 1 sb Hi* *y-s of the ret were these for - qlwer?

V 111 prrm with record job &rim referare pried

” 0 .Uot wliuble ” 1 .Fri*y

D nsso60 1 s5 wish days of the wet rre these for first aplqert

u All prurr with job duriw rcfcrerce period

Y 0 .Yot *liable Y 1 .sat&Rday

DTn5ob2 1 M Hich days of the week mere these for - @wer?

U 111 persas with - job &ring referare pried

” 0 .Yot wliuble ” 1 .saturdw

Dmswb 2 07 Hi& ds)n of the week were these for first qlwtr?

U 111 prsms with jab durirp reference period

" W dot wlicsble Y -5 Al day% (First e@oycr>

0- 2 w *ich *ys of the ret were these for - ~loym

U All prscm with second j& during reference period

” 00 .lot qpliuble ” -5 .A,, dws secord edoyer)

Dllisoa L 91 Duriro that wet, at *at tie of dmy did .._ begin (IOrk tit days for first eqloyerf

U All persm with job brim refersre period

” WOO .Yot wlicnble ” 1 - 1239 .Tir

Dll%WO 1 95 Durirp that wm?k, did _._ besin rork mt bsys either A.M. or P.M. for first taployerl

U A11 perrm with job tiring refcrerre acrid

v’ 0 dot wliuble " 1 A.". " 2 .P.M.

D lmo52 L 96 During that week, at Mm time of &y did foC &,ybez” IJSt -v-s

U 111 pe- with eeccd job &rim reference period

” 0000 .Yot qpIicable Y 1 - 1259 .Tire

Dmso% During chit d?~did . . . besin rwk at days &her A.“. or P.“. fw - job?

U All pa- with *ecord jab during reference period

” 0 Jot ~ppliublc ” 1 .A.“. ” 2 .P.“.

DniEa56 4 101 During that week, at *at time of day did . . . ad York 1)St 6.y~ for first sployw?

U All P~SOID with jcb &rim refcrerre period

" Woo .Yot qplicable Y 1 - 1239 .Tir

Dnwo50 1 105 Ourim that week, did .._ ad uork 1)5t days either A.% or P.M. for first aplcwr?

U All persam with jab drinn referuse perid

Y 0 dot wlisable Y 1 A.". Y 2 .P.“.

Dmsoa ‘ 106 During that week, at rhat tir of day did . . . ct.3 uorkID6t d.ys for WCC4 a$.loyert

U 411 pe- with second job drino reference period

” WOO .*f wlicable ” 1 - 1259 .Tic

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D w8o62 1 110 Durinp that week. did . . . nd work mast don tither &A. or P.M. for ..a-& g,owr,

U ALi prsms with .h~md job &ring referwe priDd

V 0 .8ot wliuble V 1 A.“. V 2 .P.“.

V 3 .8ettcr .rrg.lnerltc for c.rc Y .of other fuSIy &rr V L .A~lows tie fw school V 5 .other vdmtary reasu-6

smoLlnt*ly re.su-s

OlWO6i 1 111 Hi* of the following bctt &scriber . ..‘s work wh&Ae for first llp1oy.r

U AtI pr.ons with job &rim reference period

V 0 .Yot qpliuble V 1 .8qul*r dn/tir s&tile Y 2 .Pqular evming shift V 3 [email protected] night .hift V 6 .Lot.tillp *ift (mc that V .ohmpes 6lz#iA*r1y frm d.ys V .to crrniiws or nights) V 5 split shift (me smsisting of V .tuo dirtiret priods M&I d.y> Y 6 .Irre8”,.r ‘oh&de tom. th.t V .oh.meS fra &Y to 61) Y 7 .other

o- , 112 Wtich of the fotiouuim bert descrikes . ..‘5 Lxk sChed1e for ..cQd aplOy.,?

U All pr- with record jOa bin9 rrfererre priad

Y 0 .“Of Wliubk V 1 .8wl*r deytirc scheblc ” 2 .lqul*r eveni* shift Y 3 .8ewl*r nioht .hift V 5 .lot.tirp shift tm th.t ” .ch,we. resll1.r1y trw d.p V .to eveniqr or nishtr) ” 5 Split .hiff tm sonrirtiro of Y .tm distinct periods each dey) Y 6 .Irpul.r rshe&le Cc+!. that V .*.ll8e. frm d.7 to d.y, V 7 .otkr

D TM8048 1 113 Hat is the sin r- . . . v.rk:s for firrt eqlqer?

V 6 .Cwld not 9% any other jcb V 7 .Pewirat of the job V a .other imollnt.ry Msas

D lM8ni7 1 115 check ICea 11.1 Refer to ,tm IA ~,n8O02) IS box 2 or 3 rrked?

U A11 prsxa with tr)o job Y 0 .Yot ypliuble V 1 .lea - ask itas IE th-h Y .lH for rUIt job UMOO6-,U5O7OI ” .- So to Check ita l2 UM8100). V 2 .Yo - go to Check ita 72 V .mmlW,

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D TM-IF41 1 116 *qut*tia of W@OO4~

0 T”-IFA2 1 117 Iqn*tim of ‘WMO8’ rd ipR*tim of ‘W3016 th- ‘,X5040’

D lwlFa3 t 118 Iqut.tim of ‘TMOOl6’ throuph WWKO~

D T”-,F*l 1 119 Ilprt.,tia of VMO48* thro& *,RIoM~

U A11 pcrsor~ with job bir@ refer.ncc pried

“olmt.r), - V 0 .Yot wliuble V 1 .Eetter child urc .rr-ts V 2 .settcr pI V 3 .aetter a-r- t. for un Y .of other frily - V 6 .AIlous tir for school ” 5 .other vollm.ry -

smo1vltery re.cm Y 6 .Could mt get err# other j& V 7 .leglirarc of the job V 8 .Other inwlmt.ry r..sa-s

Dnwom 1 11s Hat is the win rwson . . . works for rcond ..$aloywl

U All persms with recmd job briw referase pried

vo,ult.ry re- V 0 Aot qplicable Y 1 Better child ur. .rrm!+aslts V 2 .Setter py

D lie,F16 1 121 lqutatim of wIEO50~

D T*-IFI10 1 125 Icpatim of WW061

0 7)1-IF.11 1 126 lqrt*tim of Wl8O10’ vd i-atim of ‘,*(I018 throwh ‘T”OW2’

DATA DlcnONARY

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D mim 1 137 check Itb 12 Is ._. the desi9mred parent or pIdin of ckildrm vlder 15

. years of ase Iho Live in this hunchold

D m106 1 142 check IUI T5

” All P-M 15 pea” of .ge or older ” 00 -sot qpliublC Y 01 - w .“&I- of hurs ” -1 .Yan-s varied Y -2 .Da’t lmw ” -3 .Oid not Look for a job Last ” .ath - skip to check iten ~12

PcMn hr of -t child AllswYs to TM6120, m126. ma?. Ml3S. fKSl44, Wll46, Ml52, lBS15.S. ntsl64, m170. mm. msls2. mslas, m194, lwJl%, ms202, ms2os. ms214. ns3220. ma226. Tnsa2, ma233, ms244, me.250, ma256, ms262, -. Tl!s274, m82so. ms2%, ms292. ns?9s. TMR304, WS310. n-d -16 refer to thi t=-=m

0 T”6116 3 14s Pertan nrber of d -t chitd Answers for llSl22, nb512a. nlE436, m140,m14s. Ml%, M16q M166. WXR. 7*6178, ml%, MWO. TRSl%. W3204, T*8210, ll63216, lNS222, m.8228, ms234. ms240, nw246, nc3252, WSZ5S. WS264. l”S270, T”6276, 7”8282, ms2ss. nb32ob. ms3on. ms3D6. ms312, d WR3lS refer to this peram

U Uorkicg tschool> pmt or eurdin of children uder 15 years of bge adto live in this howeheld

” DO0 Jot qpliable Y ool-999.Fersm~r

T”6142, W3150; l”Sl56; T”Sl6i; n!a16s. nl8174. mm. msls6. T”6192; T”S200; TW2oS; W3212; nts218, ms224, m523D. 7lc3236, Tuv42, na240, T”S.254, WS260, TI!82R, lW278, W8224, W2290, ms296, ms3o2. ns53os. ms314. a-d ma320 refer to this prsm

U WrkinQ tschooll prent or prurdim of children udcr 15 yours of we I*lo live in this has&old

” MO .Y& rm,ic*,e Y Wl -w9.pemonru ker

l #or we hare SQL westims about ha, the l

l children in this hourhold YC~C cared for l

l bile ._. ws wrkirp (in uhool/lmki~ l

l for e j&j. l

0 m120 2 1%

burirp (Iast mnth) tit we.* tnr of shild) wlLy doing or hou was tn~ of child1 wily cared fw *ina ant of the hours th.t . . . rrrked Was mrotled in schoolflooki~ for * j&1? Mmk the .rr- t in tiih the child ~t&y~ost ham in a typical week

lanpert ski ld

” 00 .Yot q&is&vie Y 01 Xhild’s other &went/ ” .*tOpWCW ” 02 .Child*s brother/sister Y 03 Shild’s prmrent ” Ds .Other relative of child ” 05 .Ymrolotivo of child ” .If 6 thou 12 skip to Ml32 Y 06 Aild in dny,praq ure Y .catcr Y 07 .Child in %rsery&rexbol ” OS Xhild in orsanimd school-based ” activity (tefore/after school) ” W Xhild in kindcr6wta. ” .e,ant.v or -ry ” .uhod Y 10 -Child cares for self ” 11 . . ..wrk .t hat ” 12 . . ..cxrs for child at work ” .(in slau/lhile job hmtiw ” 13 .hiLd ll~t Dm as of Last Y .arh - skip to next child 0~ ” .ms400 Y 16 . . ..did mt work (not enroLled Y .in school b*t mth - ” atip to TllSkW

D msl22 2 156 Owing (lost mth) tit was t- of child) uruslly doinp or hw us Cnrr of shild) usull~ cored for &rim et of the

02 Xhild’s brother/sister 03 Xhild’r gr-rat OL -Other relative of child 05 Jcrrelatin of child

.If 6 thru 12 skip to TuIlY 06 -Child in dw/@rap ure

.OOtW*r Y 07 -Child in wserylprexhool ” 00 .ChiLd in wgmired school-b&s& ” activity (before/after s&ml) ” W .Child in kirder6artm. ” .01mmtorv or -w ” .schoQl ” 10 *Child uros for self Y 11 . . ..uorks .t - Y 12 . . ..ures for child at rork Y .(in ~Lpsl~ile job hmtingl ” 13 Xhild mt born es of Last Y .I)(lth - skip to next child or Y .ms400

D TN5124 2 1% Duriw (lost ath) hat IS tnrc of child) &z&ally &ing or hw us tnrc of child> wily oorod for &rim mst of the hours that . . . ro&ed <not mrolkd in ochodflo&i~ for a job) “ark the .rr- in rhih the &id z&Thmst hours in 0 typical moot

Third -t child U Parent or wardims *lo wrked or were

enrolled in school *rinp the reference period nd had children rnder 15 years of we livin9 in the household

” 00 A** ~licable ” 01 Xhild’r other prmtl Y .CteppWClt ” 02 Xhild’s brother/sister ” 03 .hild’s pra&pmmt ” 01 .Othor rolatiwe of skiId ” 05 .lmrelatirc of child ” .If 6 thou 12 skip to l&S136 ” 06 Xhild in daylgr~lp are ” .Sentor ” 07 -Child in wrse~/preschool Y OS .Child in orsmized school-bsed ” activity tbefctwafter school) Y W -Child in kindcrsarten. ” Y

:;:yry or -v

v 10 -Child urrr for self ” 11 . . ..wks .t he ” 12 . . ..~res for child at work ” .(in classlnhile job hmtin@ ” 13 -Child mt born as of last ” .smth - skip to next child or ” .ms400

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SPP WAK 3 1,60 TDPIUL MODULE FILE

DATA SIZE SRSIY REP l.E”W”

D T”6126 1 160 ms - of child) rually cared for at hislhtr her, l t - l L.C�O ham?, or *t - other place? Wmsest child

U Parent6 or purdirr rho worked or were arolled in school *iq the refereme prid d had children Lnhr 15 yews of ape livim in the howehold M cared for &rim mark hours bv other parent, sibling, pr-rent, other relative, or nmrelative

” 0 .Not qplicoble ” 1 Shild’o her ” 2 .Othtr private hwt ” 3 .other p,occ

0 msm 1 161 w Cm of child) tmmlly cared for at his/her kac, l t - else’s her, or .t SIIC other place? sea-d -est ski&d

U Parents or 0lrrdim-s aho worked or were enrolled in school tiirp the rtfcmrcr pricld d had children u&r 15 years of ape Iirirp in the household M cared for &rim work hum b, other rment, nibliw, srwrlurmt. other relative. or nmrel*tive

” 0 .Yot qpliuble ” 1 Xhild’r t&m? ” 2 .Other printe hmt ” 3 .Otha place

0 rns130 1 162 Ues t- of child) usually eared for at his/her ka, ot tom l lse*r hme or at s(Ic other Place? Third yanmst child

U Pmmts or eurdirr Iho worked or owe died in ochool &rim the reference period a-d had childmn vrCr 15 years of ape livirp in the Musehold M “red for &rim wart ham b, other pwont. ;iblin& pr@rcm, other relative, or nmrelati*e

" 0 dot ~liuble " 1 .hiid’t )ur ” 2 .Dther private hae ” 3 .Other plye

0 T&s132 1 163 Check It- T7 IO bax 3-6 arked in TIE120 mmsest child

” AI, p- 15 *an Of qe nd over ” 0 dot o&icable Y 1 .ler ” 2 .So - skip to 185156

0 ml% I 164 1s box 3-6 arkd in T&S122 Wd -t child

UAIlp-15yNmof~mdover ” 0 .IOt wmlicable " 1 .Ics .. " 2 Alo - skip to 7*8160

D ma36 1 165 Ir box 3-8 rr’ked in VI6124 Third-t child

u All Persms 15 Yearr of we ud over ” 0 Jot wlicable " 1 ."es .. Y 2 .Yo - skip to INS162

D m13s 1 164 ~nyimypamm=uBllYmdc for this arrrgaat? lom%st child

U Peroom with child ore am-t ” 0 .Yot applicable Y 1 .“es ” 2 .YO - skip to TM81511

0 Ml40 1 167 Yun/mYwpnm!n*usua11yade for this err-t‘t - ,m,mses.t child

; persms with child can am-t 0 .Yot 4#icoble

” 1 .,cb ” 2 .Yo - okip to TM6160

D TyBl42 1 I& uasmYmnevpammtuswlly~ for this .rr-t? Third yamwst child

; Persom with child care am-t 0 Jot qplicoble

" 1 ."es " 2 .YO - skip to ml62

0 TMsl44 1 169 chest It- 78 Are there 2 or mm childmm listed in check it- T6?

U pmag utih child core m-t ” 0 .Yot oppLiuble Y I .,es ” 2 .Yo - skip to TN8152

0 ma146 I 170 Does . . . (or . ..% frily) pdy for CM of child)% child core ~"tely, or does the papwIlt for the ure pu just described also cover LIL other child)

U persons with child core am-t for 2 or lyre childmn

Y 0 .Rot -liable ” 1 .P-t for yo”west child ” .seplmte,y ” 2 .IrrluFs upther child

D mxa 1 m DOS . . . <or . ..I* frily, py for tnr~ of child)‘r child cm-e repsntely, or does the paymt for the cam you just &scribed also cover toe other child? Secud yans+st child

U Pe- with child care arr-t for 2 or aore children

Y 0 .Uot awlicabLc ” 1 .Pa-t for teeold yuraest ” xhild seporotcly ” 2 .Ircltdes mother child

7-0

0 nlR150 1 172 Doer *.. <or . ..“ fmily) pay 1c.r tnrc of hild)‘s child care *epar.tr,y, or doen the pyrnt for the ure yea ju* described m&co cover ame other *i Lb) third-l chiLd

U PC- with child care am-t for 3 or mrc childrm

Y 0 .mt w1iuble ” 1 .P.‘llat for tkird 7cuwcst Y .child upratcly ” 2 .Imluda mother child

0 7*8152 3 173 fn a QpiccI week, had mch did . . . ‘or . ..I* fmily) uully py in tkis mragaent for <rye of child). Teuwcst child Rewe = -01:99P

II Parent* or purdirr ho rorked or were enrolled in sdtool dlrinp the referace pried cd had children rndcr 15 7earr of we livirp in the haashold nd pid cash fog hild urn ?ecei*cd

Y -01 .oal’f knw ” Ooo .*ot 9ppliublc ” Wl-999 .Mt paid per week

0 7181% 3 176 In a tppiul week, bar mch did . . . car . ..a~ frily) uvvlly fmy in this arrcqemnt for CT of child).

Rsyg& *lLd U Pm-ents or wrdius *ho mrked or were

enrolled in vhool &rim the referewe period ud hd childrn mder 15 years of e0e living in the has&old d paid cash for child urc received

” -02 .Previody rccordcd for ” ”

-ol -w&f=ccild . ’

” 000 .Yot qpliuble V 001 - 999 .bamt pid per week

0 ma156 3 1’19 rn a ypiul week, kw rrh did . . . (or . ..‘s frily) usually py in this .rmctucent for (nrc of child). Third pvl~e~t child RMRe = -m:w

u Pm-em6 or mm-dirp a0 worked 01 yerc mmlled in school &rind the referace period cd h.d ckildre” vder 15 yeem of age livim in the hausekold ud pid cesh for child care received

” -03 .Pmiarly recorded for ” .eeed yuwmest child Y -02 .wcviut* t-ecordcd for ” .mwoest skild Y -01 .oavt krmu Y OW Jot *lieable v 001 - 9W .Mt pid per week

0 mRl5R 2 102 Ak.mth~~hcms~rweek”as Cna of hild) uwa11y ured for u&r this arrrr)erent rhile . . . worked bcs in sd100llvrs lcokin=a for work, last mth? l-t shild

0 .Rot amliable 1 .les 2 Jo - skip to next child or

.Check ltea Tll

7-9

SIPP WAVE 3 loco ToPloAl. MODULE FILE

0 TM0168 1 190 yas. any other .rr- rruatiy used for true of child, in a typical week Last mth Third yaemest

U Parents or werdirr ho worked or were enroLled in school &ring the refernre pried d h.d .t Ieat three children waler 15 years of qc livilp in the hcCehh for *ich cmrc .rrrgsnt*

” 0 dot gpliublc ” 1 .Tes Y 2 .Ro - skip to check ita Tll

0 TMo17o 2 191 tit did Cnrc of child) do or ho” us tnrc of child, c.rcd for cklrilq -t of the other hcurs thet . . . uorked ucs in schoollvs lacking for l job,. “ark the .rr- t in which the child spent the seead me.* hour* in a typical WCCk. l-t child

u P.mtr or gucrdirr *o wo*ed or were enrolled in -1 *in6 the rekrmce period nd M children w&r 15 years of qe livilp in the -Id rhcre mre thm one chi Id are .rr- tUDS9BdC

” 00 .Uot a&iuble ” 01 .Child*r other prmthtep- ” .perent Y 02 XbildQs brother/sister Y 03 Aild’c orm+rmt ” 04 .Other relative of child ” 05 .lmrelatirr of child ” .If 6 thru 12 skip to 7*8182 Y 06 Xhild in dmyI0ro19 are ” .COiXC, ” 07 Skild in wrseryIpreschoo1 Y 011 SkiId in mired school- ” .based activity tbcfotwafter ” .sdwol, ” 09 .hild in kinderwrtm, Y .e15?rmq or -l-y ” .SdUOl ” 10 Xhild ures for self ” 11 . . . .uorks .t kor ” 12 . . ..~res for child et work ” Ain clus/~ile job hmtiw,

0 mRl72 2 193 tit did tnrc of child, do or hou was <n of child) cared for durim wt of the other ham that . . . raked tuu in school, Rerk the .rr- t in Jlich the child spent the - mst haxs in l typicel ret. SeamI y~~c~pct child

U Pmems or oim-dirr rho worked or were enrolled in sebwl drrirg the mtemmx period nd had children u-&r 15 years of we Living in tke hmsebold tire mare them m chiLd arc l rr anR-amtnsrr*

” 00 .lot qplicable ” 01 Shild’s other cwentlstep- ” .w== ” 02 SkiId’s brotherlsirter ” 03 .Chiid% ~rm%ment ” 06 -Other relative of child ” 05 .Imcletive of child

.,f 6 thru 12 skip to 7846184 06 Xbild in &y/pr~ care

.eenter 07 Xhild in nnre~@msehool 118 .Child in or6mitcd school-

.bnced activity fbeforwafter

.schml, W .6ild in kirderpartm,

.ctantarY or secm&rv ” .SCboOl ” 10 .hild urcs for self ” 11 . . ..larkr .t her ” 12 . ..xares for child at rat ” .(in classMile job hmtire,

0 mB174 2 105 Hat did Cnrc of child) do or ha “es <IIP of child) cared for &rim mzst of the other bcurs that . . . larked <es in Scholl Mark the mrrwaent in &hi& the child 2 the seco4 mst hours in a tmiul

Third-t child U Pwentf or pm-dim Iho worked or M

mrolled in school &rim the referarc period ti had children u-&r 15 years of we living in the household &%e?e ID~C thm m child urn .rr- *UCade

” 00 .Yot qplicable ” 01 Aild’% other prmt/step ” .pWUlt ” 02 .Cbild’s brotkerlsittar ” 03 Xhild’s or-rent ” 06 Ather relative of ebild ” 05 .“al.tive of child Y .If 6 thru 12 ekip to nSlS6 ” 06 Xhild in dw/prrxp ure ” .CCllCC, ” 07 Shild in mirse~/preschool ” 00 Xhild in orpnized school- ” .hsed activity tbefore/after ” .school, ” 09 Shild in kindergarten, Y .eteatay or -ly ” .rchcol ” 10 Xbild cares for self ” 11 . . ..works .t ha ” 12 . . ..cares for child at work ” .Cin clms/lhile job hating)

0 TM8176 1 197 Uas tnr of child) usu1Il7 cared for at his/her hw. at - clse’r hat, or .t - other pl.ce’) 7-t child

” P.rmts or srpt-dirs Jlo worked or were enrolled in school &ring the ref-e period nd had children &r 15 years of we living in the household M cared fw &ring rork ~sehool, hours by other prmt, siblinp, *r-rent, other rtlntive. or nmrelative

” 0 Jot wlicable

t I Xhild’r hOc 2 -Other private her

Y 3 .Other place

7-10

” 1 .“es .’ ” 2 .10 - *ip to WEZC4

7-11

DATA SIZE SESlY REP lmiS7”

D WE194 1 2m check *CL 710 Arc there 2 or mrc SkiLdrm 1irt.d

U Parents or p2ardia-a * worked or were etuo~led in mboal brim the referace period rrd hd ohildrm vlder 15 years of age Livira in the how&old 410 were ured for bf other thm irediare frily md my paymnt wa mdc for ure of -t child

: 0 .I** gptiuble 1 .7a

” 2 .lo - skip to llS?O2

D meal% 1 207 Does . . . (or . ..‘I friIy) py for tnrc of chi1d)‘t shitd care separately. or does the m-t for the ure ycu irrt described atso c-r - other child) louwst child

U Parmtr or gut-dim *o worked or mere enrolled in school brim the reference pried rd had two or lyre children uder 15 yews of we Iiviw in the houwhold ho were cared for by other *bon ircdi*te frily for - p-t

” 0 .wot q$icable ” 1 2-t for youwest child Y .~mtely ” 2 .Inclti mother child

0 nisws 1 20s DC-S .._ (or . ..I* frily) py for Cm of child>‘s chi1d are reprateiy, or tkm the pmmmt for tke care yw just described a1ro cover sac other child? Scscd ymmost child

U Parent* or guwdim Iho w*ed or mere arolled in school 63ririnp the referaxe period nd had children w*r 15 years of qe living in the how&old ti were cared for bf other tkm i-iatc frily for - Pw=m

” 0 dot ~Liuble ” 1 .Paymmt for word youwest ” .&Id sqarately Y 2 .Inslti mother chiLd

Dmazw 7 2w Doe5 ._. (or . ..*s frilyl Pay for CM of child)‘r child can repsr*tely, or does the pqent for the care you jt5t described l tso cove omz other shild? Third pm@est child

U Parents or wrdirr ho worked oc lcre enrolled in ubml &rim the refemnze pried ad W childrm tir (5 years of we livirq in the hots&old ho rre ared for & other tkm itiinte fri1y for my PlmC

” 0 .YOC ~Iiubk Y 1 .Pa-t for third ycuucst ” xhild separately Y 2 .incluJer mother chitd

DTM8202 3 210 In l typiul reek, hou rr)l did .._ 1or . ..*D fmily) rrually my in this l rrareemmt for tnr of child). ~OUIBODC ChiLd s8rwe - m:w4

U Puatr or ovrdinc *o vorked or were arolled in achcol *ring the reftrare period e-d had children u&r 15 pars of qe 1ivinD in ti household 4 pid for ShiLd ure receiwd by other thm itiiate frill

Y -01 .Dal’C knou ” 000 .Yot -lieable ” ml-999 .bmnt Psid per meek

0 lliezwe 3 213 In I typic.1 week, hca uch did ___ (or . ..I* fmilyl uwally pay in this arrmwmnt for Crux of child). Sew-d ywwcst child Pangc = -oz:pp9

U Parents or wardiva uho worked or YIN arolled in school *ring the refueae period rd hd children w&r 95 yews of age Living in the household 4 pid for child ure received by other than idiate family

” -01 .Davt km” ” -02 .Pmiously recorded for ” .youpest child ” Wo a** qqlicable Y 001499 .*ru‘lt paid per veek

0 Tm206 3 216 In a typical week, kov uh did . . . (or . ..‘I frrily) usually pay in this l rrangaat for (n of &iLd). Third y-omwst child Pang.? = -03:ppP

U Parents or wardims ‘480 York& or lcrc emolkd in school &inn the reference pried md had children uder I5 years of we liviw in th+ household nd pid for child ure received by other than imediate fmi1y

” -03 .Previwsly recorded for Y .rccQld yuuwxt child ” -02 .Previously recorbtd for ” .yx!uwest chitd ” -01 .om’C kmu ” WD .Yot ~licable ” OOl-9W .*Mt pid pr mk

D Ti!a2M 2 219 *bMhovce.nyhoursperveekwas trae of child) -Lly cared for in the mrrac+emmt Mile ._. vorked ttmr in schoo1lpr laokind for l job17

7amsest child

U Parents or grurdirr ho worked or were

onrolled in school dlrirp the reference period ud had shiidrm uder 15 years of age living in thhe haaeho1d Ird pid for child care received by other than idiare frily

Y DO .bt qplicahle ” 01 - W .Yurter of hours

7-12

DATA DlcnoNARY

D ms210 2 221 Uathav~havsprrekus tn of shild) ruvlly cared for in the mrrrpernt hi Le . . . worked <us in edwollus Lmkin~ for l icbI?

Sea-d -t chi Id U Paar or wrdirr hito wrked or were

mro11d in ochd &rim the referome puiDdudhdhi*drmudcr~5years of qe Livirp in the -old rd pid for child cue raeircd by other than idiatc frill

” W .uot ~Liuble ” 01 - w .m&Er of hours

0 ma212 2 223 Phut hw ly ham per meek ms tnrc of child) mualLy cared for in the y-t rhile .:. larked ;z,m scfm1/mc Lmkma for a

Third yowqest child U Parents of ea-dirr *a uorktd or mere

enrolled in school &&rim the reference period ad had ehildron vrder 15 years of me Livirp in ck homeheld nd pid for child care nscind b/ other than ilcdiatc fmily

” W dot sptiuble ” 01-99.lutrrofbwrs

D lMa21‘ 1225 check Item ,,I Is tnc of child, Less th.” 5 years old

U OcsiDrted pm* or wwdin of children valor 15 years of we We Live in this household

” 0 dot qplicablc ” t .Les thm 5 years old ” ”

2 :zooe years old - skip

D ms216 1 226 Check Item 711 is tnr of child) Less than 5 ycll&old

U Desigrd prat or wardin of children uder 15 yews old rho Live in this -old

Y 0 4ot qplicable ” 1 LaLthm5ywmrsold ” 2 .S or lyre years old - skip ” .to -

0 ms218 I 227 heck It- 111 Is <nrc of child) Less than 5 years old

U Desipd prmt or sum-din of children rrder IS yew-s old ho live in this homehold

” 0 dot a@iuble ” 1 .Lasthm5yearr ” ”

2 Zoos wars old - skip

0 ms22o 122s Durira the prt 12 mthr, did . . . mske Y chnoer in the l rrmqamts ised for Wmc of child) for 1 week or mre &rim the tir . . . was rorkim tat school/looki~ for * job)?

U Derisrtod prmt or trardian of children Less thn 5 Wan old Iho Live in this behold

” 0 Jot *lieable ” 1 .les - skip to TM236 ” 2 .Yo - skip to rext child or Y .- ” 3 .StW workins <atterUiq ” .sckoo1/1e&im) - skip to next Y -child or T&S322

OWS222 1229 Ouriw the past 12 ahs, did . . . mke any chnws in the m--r sod for Oxme of child1 for 1 reek or I)re hi4 the tie . . . YP vorkillg Cat uhml/1ootira for a jobY?

U DesiStwed pent OT wardin of child Las thvl 5 years old livim in this household

” 0 dot ~iublc ” 1 .Ws - skip to TM236 ” 2 .“O - skip to next child or ” .nim22 ” 3 St- workinn <attdinp ” .schcol/lmki~) - skip to next ” xhild or -22

OlXS224 1 230 Swim the pst i2 aths, did . . . mke any hnpes in the arre-eemmtr sod for Cnrc of child) for 1 week or ~)ro &rim the tir . . . ms mrkim Cat school/Lookirp for l job)?

U Dosiouted pwont or purdin of child Less thn 5 years old Livirp in haaehold

” 0 dot awlimble ” 1 .Yes - ”

*ip to mS236

Y 2 :z;krp to next child or

Y 3 Stopped uwkirva <attending ” .schooll1oeking for work) rhm ” .arranwant aded - skip to ” .mt child w WE322

Dms226 1 231 Durim the pot 12 mtha, did . . . cake any chaws in the arrmseents used for Inrc of child) &ing the tir . . . vas uakiw Cat rch4o1l1ootirg for l job)? Carihr ml* chm~e that lasted for (ne meek or mm, inclidinS changes over tire sumer or betYen (IIC of child’s) school term.

U Oesimmted prent or mmrdin of chiidrm 5 or mre years of we *lo Live in this hanehold

” 0 .Yot *plicablc ” 1 .Ics - skip to MS232 ” 2 .Yo - skip to next child or ” .Ti0322 ” 3 .Stopped vorkinp Utter&m ” .ehoolllo&ing for work) lhm ” .arrmwewm aded _ skip to Y .mxt child or TW3322

7-13

7-14

DATA DlCTlON4RY

0718252 1 247 For tit rermtr) did thirlthhae child care .rrgam tw charme? Seed -t child

U Parents or CIrdinr Most child care l rrasueamtr dwwd &bra the pet 12 RnChD

v 0 J&t a@iuble Y 1 .Begimirg/enjirgkhacees in ” . . ..‘I schml enrollrnt

0 T#8254 1 240 ior tit reasm(s) did thislthesc chiLd csre .rrmRam ttr, ctww? Third )ncpest child

U P~rerot~ or pm-din lhorc child care ;;‘z shvped durins the pm

Y 0 .Yot qpticable ” 1 .SqimirO/nrdinnehqer in ” . . ..‘f school crro,,ent

OT#RZ% 1 24V For bat - :;&d~~hese chi Ld cdl-e .rrnwemSl T-t child

0 TRa2sa 1 250 PW *et reasmW> did thisI/thesc child care .rr- tcr, huge? Secad yamsest child

U Pmmtr or gum-diva hose hild care arrrr)ats chqed &ring the patt 12 mths

” 0 .Uot ~Licablc ” 1 .cwt

0 ma260 1 251 For *at reasatr) did this/these child cart .rr- C(S) chnpe’) Third yewecst child

U Parmtr or wrdirr share child care l rr-tr chmeed &rim the past 12 mthr

” 0 .let qpliublt ” 1 .cast

OTW262 1 252 For Ihat reasoMs> did thislthese child care .rrrga us, me? Tompst child

01182Y. i 253 For &at reasmtr) did this/tksc child UC.2 *rr ~ttr, cheree? Reed wmaest child

U Fmmts or Rut-dins ~hosc child care ;;rr clured &riru the past

” 0 .Yot awlicable Y 1 .AnilabiLity or hours of ” .cmre provider

onbR265 12% For @I** reasmts) did this/these child care .rr rgaate., ebue? Third *oupat skild

U FWatr or #m-dins Jlac child ore ynts chmned &rina the pnst

Y 0 .Yot mLicab*e ” 1 AvaiLability or hours of Y .ure provider

onisz6a 1 255 For uhat reascMs> did this/these child care ~rrmvantw *algeT Torqest chi Id

DTm272 1 237 For abat reasa(s> did this/these child ure m-r- us, ChnpeT Third yornOest child

U Pments or mm-dims Lhose shit* care ;Fr shvlped &riru the pnst

” 0 .*ot ~licable ” 1 .Relibility of care provider

0 la274 1 250 For llhat reasmtr> did this/these child care ,rr- tts, chmoc? T-t child

D Ta276 1 2% For *at ree.smts> did thislthese child care .rrmgennt(s, IzivJqe? Seami youwest shild

U Parents or wmdi- dense child ure arrsrmwmts chmocd &rim the past 12 mth;

” 0 Rot qlicable ” 1 .aUality of care provided

7-15

SIPF WAVE 3 1090 TOPICAL MODULE FILE

D 1*8278 1 260 For Ill** reason care *rrqaa

W,d~~tkse child

Third yov~ert child U Parents or prdira rhcse child care

*rr*ngernts dmn& &ins the pm* 12 mths

” 0 .yOt ~liuble Y 1 .WaLity of cm-e provided

OfItS 1 Ml For JI.t remm(.I did thirlthae child care l rrqmmtW dIegeT Tm.m#est chitd

U Parents or wardin base child ure yzts chatwed &rim the pst

Y 0 .YOt qpliuble ” I .Loutim or rcerubitity ” .te ure provider

OTM3282 1 262 For Jut ra.mW did this/tksc child cm-e .rrmemmc~‘, shrpe? secad mmgest child

U Fsrmts or mmrdivlr lhae child ure y-7 chmged drinp the prt

Y 0 dot ~liuble ” 1 .La.tim or Yceslllbility ” .to cut provider

OTW284 1 263 For tit re.smG) did this/there child car.6 mrpatw charge? Third prnOert child

U Parents or ourdims lhore chiLd care ;yzts ehmvsd &rim the part

” 0 .lot a&iuble Y 1 .Loutia~ or umsability Y .to cm-e p-wider

Oll!S?Ed 1 7s For *I.t rcLJon(s) did thisltherc child care l rrgscn tw dunpe? lpnpat child

U Parents or wardims lhoss chitd ur. *rreants chmptd &rim the pmst 12 mths

” 0 .Yot wc4iuble ” 4 .FMd better/kss expwirrl Y .mre s-imt provider

OTIS238 1 265 For Ih.t ma.mW did thitltkae child care l rrnuam tw dlmve7 ⌧sad *aqert child

U Pmmts oc ovrdia-6 @mm child cm. grz dImEed brine the Pssf

” 0 .Uot qpliubk ” 1 .Foud better/less upnrive/ Y .- -ieM provider

0 TnR2W 1 2t6 FM 4mt rucmts) did thirlthes. hiid ewe *rrgan tw clume? Third -t child

U P*rmts or wsrdians hlwse child care ;;z eiwwsd &rire the pm

” 0 .*ot ~liuble

” 1 .FMd bctterflerr upansiv# Y .llre -imt pmvidcr

DmS292 1 267 For tit rm.mts> did this/these child csre *rr -us, ch.nse? Touptst child

" 0 Jot *lie&l. Y 1 .Yever had urj regu1.r mm-- ” .a*

OlNOZV4 1 265 FOr tit r.asaMs) did ChisltheLe child care *rmngeem~s~ dmn& Secd yaswest child

U P.rmts or puardivr tie child UR

" 0 .YOt ~licable " 1 .Rever hd my rcpll1.r a-r-- ” .a*

DTPw% 1 269 For *at rewoMt> did thirltkse child ure l rrammsn *(*I czh.lw.7 Third *ovpOt child

U Pmmts or oust-dim tie child care ;yr cimwed charinn the fmst

” 0 .Yot qpliuble ” 1 .Ymr hsd my -4.r *rrage- Y .a*

0 T#82w 1 27u Far tit -0) did thic~tkew child un *rrueantts~ chm1S.7 Tamsest child

U Perauls w srprdivg lhon child urr ;rz charwed &riw the p.st

Y 0 .ilot qpliuble ” 1 Shild cutgrew an--t

onw300 t 271 For Yost reasaW did this/these child ure *rr mseml*t*1 ch.nRe? Scsord muwest child

U Pmmts or mardims ukose child ure ;Fr ch& &rirp the wt

” 0 .Yot *liuble ” 1 Xhild MSm .rr-t

D7e302 t 2R FOG Jut re.M(.) did thisftkw child care wrmvrat(sl d~anae? Third -t child

U Pwents or prurdims - child urc l rrueats dmwed bring the psst I2 mths

” 0 .yOt ~Licable ” 1 Xhi Id wtSrw .rrawat

7-16

7-17

SPF WA”,! 3 loo0 TOPICU YOU FILE

DATA SIZE SEOIY SEP LEYOTH

D TMa328 2 289 Hen these hnpa in m-r-ts oscurrcd (1-t mth) did . . . (or . ..‘c SPOUSE> Lore .rr, tir fm work trchm,, job hmtiw?

U Desismted pmt or #!m-dian Of children mder 15 yean of m *ho lin in this harehold nd chnpo erc rdc in child care art- tC ued beupe child provider us not available

” 00 .Yot ~licsble Y 01 .Tes. rapnrdmt last tie ” 02 .Tes. spouse last tim ” 05 .soth, mpaant d spuse ” .kst tir ” 04 .YO ” -1 .Davt lvpv

. Part I _ Child urc iqutatim flm l

. .

. The follouinn fields are iwation l

. flaas of tke fan IWXLXX tire xx l

. is the source sodc nrber. l

. .

. In all c.ses the r- of values *

. is (0:1): . l

0 .#a* iwed .

. 1 .IaFuted l

D Iw8104 1 291

Iqutatim of ‘ll%loL’ saws spent in school

D IW8108 1 2v2 I-atim of Vl6108’ Haus spent Iooti~ for work

D IW8lZO 1 293 l-atim of Vl812D’ Primry child care ulo provides care

D IW8126 1 2% ,-aria of ‘nBl26’ Primy ski ,d ure Here care is provided

D IWE , 2$9 lqutatim of ‘Tull70 Sesrdwy chi Id ure Mm prcwides care

D IW~l608 1 312 I-stim of ‘nSl50’ P-t repantely for third &i,d, prims-y UR

D ZWO162S 1 313 lqutatia of TN0156* *MB for third child For prirarr care

7-w

MTA DICTIONARY

D IW(II7L 1 316 Iqut*tim of ‘1*1)162’ Wows of prirv ure for persax in uhool 0T -1oyed

D IWO176 1 317 I-**ion of ~Il6158~ Sours of priry a-e for prsas q1e

D IW818D 1 319 *-atim of ‘lS5162’ Wows of primy care for p- rqloycd

D IMP1)lpO 1 321 lqut*tion of Wi519W *m--W-- for rua&ly .rr-

D ,wL)w2 1 322 lqut*tim of VPl8192’ mmypsyat- for scaa&Iy .rr-t

D rwmw 1 325 lpxatim of ‘INBlW’ P.wmC sopar.tely for yunuest child samlay care

D Iwal% 1 324 iqut*tiar of VBQ2O2~ -s for pvpert child sec0rd.q c.r.

DIW62w 1 325 lqut*ticn of ‘lMB198’ Pobwm wpDr.t.lY for em-d hild. wbry ure

D *WE202 1 326 Igut*tim of VS?Ob* -ts for ward child -q cm-.

D IW82OG 1 327 Ilput*tim of ‘lX92W’ Pspmt sopar~tel~ for third child secm’dary care

DIR8206 1 328 *-**ia of *TB52061 &mmts for third ChiLd

DATA

D IW8208L 1 329 ,qut.tia Of ‘TWMI)’ h-8 of c-v care far p- in school or -toyed

D *w821oA 7 330 I-*rim of ‘Ty8210~ “our* of c-q c.re for pnar in sdmol or uraployed

D IW&?O% 1 332 Iqutmtim of VM&?C8’ “curs of seemdaly ure for persons eqloytd

D IW82lW 1 335 I-ation of *r*8210’ “curs of seemdaly cam for pma-e splayed

D IW8220 1 335 Iap.nation of ‘TIB216 lot.1 l~un of child em-. pymlltr

DlWe22 1 356 I-atim of wtS210~ Lost tie Last a*

D ,W&?Z‘ 1 337 I-atim of ‘w5220’ 6ny chmse in mrrmxsmts

DIW8226 1 358 I-aim of ‘TM8226’

D IWBm 1 3‘1 I-*toI of ‘ms232*

0 IW8B4 1 362 Iqnn*tim of ‘TFl8254’

D tw8236 1 x3 I-**ion of VSZ56’

D IWBy4 1 3“ I-**ion of ‘ma32“

D IWs326 1 345 Iqutatim of 1lM85266’

DIW8328 1 316 *qut*tion of ‘lM8328~

7-19

SLPP WAVE 3 lW0 TOPICAL MODULE FILE

. Part C - Child Suaorf &!r-ts l

D7*8400 1 549 Check It- 112 1s . . . the pmt of children udcr 21 yews of w *o live in this Mold

U Oesigrted psrmt or sumdin of chi\drm Iho Live in this harehold

” D .lot a&ic&~le Y 1 .,ec ” 2 .No - skip to 7*117W

D Ty8sOZ 1 350 Das . . . have mv children in this hoa.hOid u&r 21 y..rs Of ape * have * prmt lirinp tlse&ore? <Do not imAde l t+rmts or prcnts who would bc living at her except for military or other rel*ted *ences.>

U Desigytrd prnt ot scardim of children u-&r 21 yours of me abo Live in this h&old

Y D .rot qpliublc Y 1 .,a Y 2 40 - skip to m700

. These nest fr westi- concern child l

. =u=r*

f

DTW4ffi 1 351 Have child sbuort pynmr ever hen .gr.cd to or .tmrdsd for (sny of) . ..'s children lirirm here

U Designsted prmt or wcrdim of cbildrm udcr 21 years of me Iho live in this hasehotd

” 0 .Not wliuble ” 1 .los ” 2 .Yo - skip to TMS20

D 1mwJE. 2 352 For how 4 chi ldrm?

U Perscm with child rapport agreement ” DO 30; wlis*le Y 01-W Xhildrm

. In - .aoec, child -rt qm- l

. ents we de rd then l*ter mdified l

. or miced. lhc follwuim plntim l

l rolatc to the mst recent initial l

l ag-t md my st&qamt vdifi- . sotim of thst aweernt.

:

07*84&5 1 354 S&s this wr-t l *Dlmtay written .9r-t ntified by the court, . court-ordered sw-t, or UIL other type Of rrittm ** naent or. In?- writton ~rcrbsl~ avecmnt?

U Persom with child -rt .9-t Y D .&at wliuble " 1 .Volmt*ry written *r-t " (I.tif ied by the ccurt

DATA

” 2 .cxurt-ordcr.d .vT.mmt " 3 .Dther type of writton car-t " C .Ym-written cg rcant - skip ” .to lx9692

D nm410 2 355 Hi& childrm livirp here .re c0vw.d b/ th.t .9-t?

U Pwso(l6 rich witta child -rt .sr-t

" DO .Yot qpliable " -5 Al

D WE411 2 357 ulich children living here .r. sorercd ix+ thst wr-?

U R- uith rrittm child -rt our-w

" 00 .Uot gpliuble " -3 Am.

D TyLulZ 5 359 Hi& children living he-. ar. sower& by a..* .gr..Etm

U Personr with written child -rt OD-

" 000 A** qpliuble Y ID1 - 399 .Persm no. Y w9 .P.r.on re. -

0 TlwlL 3 362 Hich childron living her. .re cowred b, m.t .g-t’)

U Persons with written child u+port .nr-t

" MO 30; wlicsblc " 101 - 399 .Porsm no. Y 999 .Porsa-l no. -

D TM‘16 3 365 Hi* chiidrm livim hue l rc emwed

by th.t .gr-Cl

U Persons with brittm child -

.a,-t

� DO0 dot qpliublc

" 101 - 3w .persal no. " 999 .Porsm m. -

D TN%18 c 368 In vhst ywr w&s this ~reeacnt fir.; rucked

U Persor~ with written child -rt se-t

" COD0 .Yot wlicablc Y -001 .oa't kmu " 1901-1990 .I",

DneczO 6 3R H.t w.s th. dol1.r - of that *g-P

U Pa- rich Lrittm child sport .m.-m*

” m3cmo dot qpliuble ” l-99w9.Doll.rsp.rw.ck

DTM‘22 6 576 tit WC the do,,., -t of th.t .gr-t'l

U Percots with written child -t .we.lscnt

" WOOOD dot qlicsble 9 1 - 99999 .Doll.rs biwekly

7-20

DATA OlC7lONARY

D- 1 433 Uerc my pyrnts &E in the 1st 12 -thS?

U Persons with written child -rt -r-t

Y 0 .Yot yplicable ” I .“es - skip to nw4a ” 2 .YC

Dmsu6 1 434 Hy not’)

U pe- uith written child swrt -r-t

” 0 .Yot yqliuble Y 1 .hildwenl over the aoe Limit - ” -skip to T*8c58 ” 2 -Other prent not workin. - Y Skip to 1*8c58 ” Y

3 :gheeant dcsened - skip

” 4 ather - skip to T&%58

Dlmsua 6 435 Wmr is tke totaL -t tbaf ._. ms uqporcd to hawe reairrd in child vppD* pras &ring the prt 12 lxlths Cfra tbc IDSt recent asream,

U Pemcm with written child -rt #r-t

Y DCDMO .*ot appliuble ” l-999PP.-~edtohm ” .received ” -0wol Aal’* kmu

D n@450 6 441 *at is the total -t tit ._. vtu~lly received in child rapport pamtEnts v&r that e+-eeent. &rirp the psst I2 mth

U Persax with written child rrpp~t w-t

Y tnXWl dot appliuble Y 1 --z .~~ully received ” Y -003 :unc

D TIE452 2 447 nor are the p-tr m received7 Are

7-21

SIPP WAVE 3 lW0 TOop(cu YOOIJLE FILE

D TM‘56 1 450 Durirp the prt 12 mths. how ay child vpport p-tr were mid rithin 30 days of @ten they here 6c

U Persam rith aitta child -rt w-t

” 0 dot qpliuble ” 1 .A11 ” 2 .*ort Y 3 *sac ” ‘ .Yab?

U Pe- vith written dtild u~port WrcaM

Y 0 dot wtiablc Y 1 .Im-custodial parent to provide Y .health imurwe

DnscdO 1 432 &at kid of pvaisirs for health care costs me irrLuJrd in the child -t -

U Per- rith written child -rt 8V-t

” 0 dot QpliUble ” 1 .Custdi*I parent to piwide ” .health irswnce

U Persms with written child -rt -S-

” 0 dot wliuble ” 1 .Mm-cutedim parent to pay Y .mdiul oostc directly

D- 1 f&b Wt kirdc of pmvisiar for health mm Dots me irrl&ed in the child -t w-=-n*

U Pcmms with written child -rt 89-t

Y 0 .*a* qpliublc Y 1 .Ymc

.gr-t U Persan with written child -rt

aweem=* ” 0 .Yof wliwble " 1 .uther

Dnebm 1 157 Umt child art&y amngaa ts Qes the wt recent agreement specify

U Persax with written child -rf 4-t

Y 0 .Mot wlicable Y 1 .Joint lee41 ad pbvs.iul Y .art&f Y 2 .Joint lewl with mther ” .@wiul asrcdy ” 3 Aoint legal with fNher ” .physiul custcdy ” I .*other 1~1 ti physical ” .surtody ” Y

5 :~~&lesal md physical

” Y

; SPw;; -*odV

0 wsm 1 158 Does the child -rt wrearent -if7 the visitation arrugeent ketuam the childtrm) md the other parent

U Persms with written child -rt -r-t

Y 0 .Yof wlicable Y 1 .YeS Y 2 Aa

D nlu74 1 639 Cbsk It- Tl3 18 mre thn QL child covered by the Dxx - agr-t

U Persons with aitta child sqpart m-t

” 0 .Yot wlicable Y 1 .res .~ " 2 .Yo - skip to TM&A

D T”SG76 1 .%a Did aL1 the children visit the other prat abut the ss% tuber of dw’s in the l&t t2 months

U P&-am with written child rypwt .vemmt

Y 0 .*a* applicable ” 1 .es ” 2 .YO

DllW71) 3 461 Fiat is the total -t of tir (the oldest~ CaLI) child(nn> spent riritinp the other pmt in the 1st (2 mmths

U perras with Mitten child -t 9S-*

Y Ooo .Yot applicable Y 001 _ 365 .D(lys

7-22

DATA

D nio4oo 2 b64 WNt is the total -t of tit (the 01kO (a111 ehildtrm) epsnt visiting the other parent in the Las 12 mths

U Pers(16 with writtm child -?f .0-t

” 00 dot wliubte ” 01 - 52 .u..k‘

D TM&s2 2 Yg Wmt is the total -t of tie (the oldest) (all) &ild(rm) rpnt viritiw the other prat in the Last 12 -thh

U Pcrsors with written ohiLd report .oreacnt

Y 00 .Yot qpliuble Y 01 -12 .Imtht

D Twy84 2 4w Hat i* the total rant of tie <the oldest) fall) childtxn) spent riritinp the other prone in the last 12 lDnths

U Persms with written chi Id -rt .0-t

Y -3 .Yrn Y 00 .Yot ~lic*lc

o- 2 4m ihat is the totat -t of tic (the oldest> (at11 hildtrml spent visiting the other pnrmt in the 1st 12 mths

Ii Pe- with written child uOport .9-t

” -1 .Dul’C kmu ” 00 .Uot qplicable

DlnaGs3 2 472 Here &es the other prmt <for this aorcaaf m Live

U pe- with written ohi Id -rt .9-t

Y -1 .Davt kmu ” 00 .iiot wlicable ” 01 .srC comty/ciw Y 02 .trc ante (different comty Y ./oiw ” m .Diffcrmt state Y 04 -Other pent rpy deceased -

.stip to TW92 ” OS -0th.r

Dmab90 1 474 If . . . M to calt.ct th. other prom, how wuld . . . do so? “wld . . . cmtrt th. 0th.r pm-.*--

U hnonr rim writton child u~pon w-t ” 0 Jot qplioble Y 1 .Directlv ” 2 .Ih- a friend ” 3 .Th& a relative Y 6 .Dth.r ” 5 30 py of cmtattin9 the other

.p.ront

D7*8492 1 L75 Chtck Itb TIL Des . . . bare y children lirins in this h&old not covered by the m&t -t dGld apart awaamt

” P.rsotx 15 y..r‘ of .o. .rd 0v.r Y 0 a** qp1iub1e ” 1 .Y.‘ Y 2 30 - *ip to Tw1520

DTtW% 1 476 (Other thm tb. -rt .Or.s.“mt discawed abavel. are ay of . ..‘I other children in this harehold covered by mthor wri ttm hi Id upart .9-t

U Pwatr with children Lirim in kanehoLd ret cowred by mst veoont child -rt .Dr-

” 0 dot wlicablc ” 1 .l.‘ ” 2 .Yo - skip to T*8520

D TwbW I 477 Ycu unl other awee~~~ts

U Parats rith childrm liwiw in Mold cowwed 4 nother Ilrittm child n4port .@r-t

: 0 .Yot wlicable

1 - 9 a&r of a9reeDxlts

l The follwim prstiont relate to the l

l most ?.‘a* Of there awecents. .

oTn3wo 1 03 Was this wweent l wltntary written w-t ratified bv the ccurt. * court-ord‘md l ~ro.msnt, or ‘me other type of written asreemsnt

U Parats rith children livitu in hots&old covered by mother written child -t .ommsnt

: 0 .Yot wliuble 1 .Vhntarj written q-t

” -ratified bf the Court ” 2 .cart-0rdcr.d .9-t ” 3 .Dth.r type Of wittm aweam*

DWB500 3 479 Hi& children liviw here we covered bf this awement

U Parents with children Livirp in household covered by mother Kitten child -t .gr-t

” DC9 .kot wliuble ” 101 - 399 .Por‘on mm&r ” PPP.PUrafU.-

D me302 3 482 Hkh ehildrm livim here we cowzrcd by this wr-t

U Parents rith chitdrm livitw in hwsohold -cd b, mother ai tten hi Ld upport .Dr-

Y OW Jot wliublc ” 101 - 3w .Por‘m nrrber ” 999 .P.rrmm. -

DlWSO4 3 435 Hick chikdrm livirp here me covered k this a9r-t

U Permtr with children Ikim in househoLd covered by amthor written child -rt .or-t

” 000 .Yot wlicable ” 101 - 399 .P.rsal -r ” 9w .P.mon no. -

7-23

D w35o5 5 4aa Hat is the total -t that _.. us -d to ham received in child -rt pawent= -r this se-t, &trim the Last 12 aths

U Parats with ehildra Living in househo,d conred bf mother written child sqqiort wrcarnt

” OOWD .lot wlimble Y ,-99599.m*perweek

D niasm 5 493 Yhat is the toed -t that . . . . ys sqpcsed to have rseiwd in child upport pmymmts v&r this wr-t, hrinp the Last12 aths

U Pwentr with dtildrm Li*inp in harehold covered b, Ipthm rrittm child -rt *RXUtllt

Y ooam me wliuble Y 1 - 99999.-t weekly

D n6a510 5 LPI) Umt is the tat*, - that .._ ms - to have received in child nepwt p-ts tir this wr-t. bring the last 12 athr

U Parents with children living in ham&old cacrd bf mother brrittm child sqzport Wr-t

” ooom .Yot wliuble Y l-w999.hmntprwntil

D TICS512 5 503 Hat ir the tot*, -t that .._ us + te hawe received in child -t -+ tir this -r-t. &n-i- the last 12 mths

U Pmmts with ChiWwn living in Maehold tweed bf mther written child apport W-t

” OOOM .Mot wlicable ” 1 - wws .hnt per war

0 ma513 2 SD8 Hat is the totaL -t that . . . was-’ w to hm racei%& in child swmt pmntr valor this w-t, *rim the last 12 snthr

U Parents with children living in Mold avered & mother written child -rt W-

Y m .itot qpliuble ” -1 .Dm’C knw ” -3 .lar

0 me516 5 510 ihat is the total -t that .._ utully receimd in child -rt pa-es tir this 4 remem, &ring the Lot 12 athc

U Pwmts with childrm living in harchold sorered by weher written chi Id -rt Wr-t

” OOCOD Sot qplioble V l-W%9.*Mtwtrullyreceived ” -0ool .Dast tmu Y -MD3 .Yrn

D TM8518 2 515 Hlerc doa the other pa-em (for this a~reenznt~ non live

U Parents with children living in hwsehold severed by mother written chiLd uqport .or-t

” m .Yot wliuble ” 01 sue camty,sity ” 02 .srC state (different catty, ” .cityl ” D3 .Differmt st(lte ” 04 .othcr pmcnt lsu dtsesed Y 05 .othcr ” -1 .Dm’t Lm

U Parents with childrm living in household covered by amher wittm child upport m-

” 0 .lot qp,iub,e ” 1 .,es " 2 .lo - skip to t#B%

Dl*11522 ‘ 518 In tit year did . . . Last ask for help

U hrmtc askitq for help in obtainins child wp~~rt frm a p&,ic -

” OODO .Yot wlicakble ” WOO-19po .tear l.st .sked for help ” -m9 .htvt tmu

D m852‘ 1 522 UuIt type of help did . . . ask for

U Parents asking for help in obtaining child -rt fril a public gmcy

” 0 dot w,iub,e ” 1 .LOUCC the other -rent

D ma526 1 523 Hat Qpt of help did .__ ask far

U Pwents askim for help in obtaining child swrt frm a public wmcy

” 0 Sot wliuble ” 1 .Estahlish pternity/rttmity

DliS528 1 524 mat type of help did . . . esk for

U Parentc askim far help in abtaininp hi,d upport frm l public wmcy

” 0 .Yot wliuble ” 1 .Establish - obliwtia

D lm530 1 525 Lhat tup of help did .._ ask for

U Parents asking for help in &taininp child m&apart frrr a Wit wzrw

” 0 .I** ypliuble ” I .Est*,i* rdiul -rt

0 w3532 I 526 Mat typ of help did . . . ask for

U Parents askim for he,p in abtainirp child -rt frm a @,is agency

Y 0 .yOt qpliublc Y 1 .mlforce -l-t order

7.24

D TMasY 1 527 Hst type of kelp did . . . ask fw

U Parents askirp for help in obtaining child s.&qort frm a WLic wency

” 0 .Yot wliuble Y I .*odify n ore43

0 ma536 1 52a Yhat type of help did _.. ask for

U Psrats asking for he(p in obtaining child -t fro a pblic agency

” 0 .lot wliuble ” 1 -Other

D TM6538 1 529 Did . . . receive my help froll ths -

U Psrats askim for help in obtaining child -rt frm l wlic .gwey

” 0 .Yot q#icaDlc ” 1 .T“ Y 2 A-9 - skip to TM554

OTM540 1 530 Yhat kind of help did . . . receive Class caataet,

0 Parents asking fw help in obtainink child uppwt fra l pblic qency

Y 0 .110t qplicsble Y 1 Acute the other perem

oTMS42 1 531 tit kind of help did . . . receive (Last -t)

U Pwmts vkirp for help in cbtaininp child -rt froll l pblic we-w

” D .Yot wliuble Y 1 .Ectablish ptemity/mtemity

DTna544 1 532 Hat kird of help did . . . receive Clue antY*,

U P*rmt* askim for help in obtsinira child UppDrt fm a @lie -

” 0 .lot wliuble Y 1 .Ectablich vpport obligatim

Pm5546 1 533 Hat kind of help did . . . receive (Last smtut,

U Psrmtb askin for help in obtaining child wpport fr(r l wlic -

” 0 .yOt qpliublc ” 1 Xstblish mdical support

on6854 1 5% tit kind of help did . . . receive <Last centmet,

u Psrcnts aski for help fn abtainiw child urport fret l plrlic agency

Y 0 .&at *pliub(e Y 1 .Enforce -rt order

0 TM8550 1 535 Hat kind of kelp did . . . receive <Last cmtut,

U Psrents asking for help in cbtaitairp child -rt frm a @Iis asexy

Y 0 Jot wliuble ” 1 .tbdify n order

WC kind of help did . . . receive (last cmt‘ct,

U Pwznts asking for help in cbtainim child swasrt frm a @lie agency

Y 0 .yOt wlicsble Y 1 .Dther

DT”855‘ 1 537 check ita T,5 Are all children in household aver& by the mst recent qrcant

U Pwmts rich children Living in has&old Mered hy mst recent child -rt w-t

” 0 Jot qpliuble ” 1 .les - skip to -0 Y 2 A0

DTbB556 2 538 kcu -children Liviw in . ..*s househuld~mthm~thildypwt ward frcr n &sent prent

U PersQg rithmn urittm child uppDrt agreeat for children Vader 21

Y 00 .yot wliwlt ” 01 - W .Uuber of children Y -3 .Yms - skip te TM%20

0 wa55a 1540 Do sll Of . ..I5 children without s child ~~wrdhwetheuak6at

U Ptrsms rithat witten child -t l $memsnt for children w&r 21

” 0 .Yat ypliuble ” 1 .“a ” 2 .yo

OTM&W 3 541 T-t child Hy ltcc child -rt pa-es mt asreed to or wrded for . ..I. mmest child uithcut m ward

U Persa without written child uqport -r-t far children w&r 21

” ODD .Iot qplicable Y 101 - 3W .persm -r ” 999 .Persm tn. tnkmm

DTiiS62 3 544 Oldest child Uty mere child report -es rot w-eed to or warded for . ..‘I Oldest child without n wwd

U PC- rithwt written child -rt l ~recmsnt for children vder 21

” 040 .Yot pliable V 101 - 3W .Persm -r ” w .Per‘m m. -

DTt@s% 1 547 Te!rwst child Hy yere child upport pyatr not aoretd to or aumdsd for . ..‘s yewwest chi Id ri that n award

U perrors widcut written child -rt w-t for hildrm mder 21

” 0 .Yot qpLicablc ” 1 hternity mt estsblished

7-2s

SiFF WAVE 3 WSO TOPICU MODULE FILE

DATA s12E aa,” REP ‘EYOT” DATA

D- I %a Oluwo 1 555 Oidost child Ymmpsst child Lhy were child s-rt psmts not aprsod to or mm-&d for ..:s oldest &iLd without n ward

U Persees withcut witta child r\iport ogrsomcnt for childron uder 21

” 0 .mt qplicoble ” 9 .Potcmity not ostilishai

0 Tm56a 1 549 T-t child HI lccc child -rt pamtnts not aweed to or mmrdsd for . ..I* yov(pert child YithM n ward

U Porsorr rithcut written child upport sweownt for hildrm udor 21

” 0 dot Wiuble ” 1 .uublc to 1aote pm-l*

OTUS570 1 550 Oldest child Wty m child -rt p-es mt ogreed to or owsrdsd for . ..‘s o&se child without n ward

0 Persta withcut written &i&d -rt avoomnt for children urder 21

” 0 .Yot ~Liublc ” 1 .&l&h to kote prent

0-72 1 551 Tots-sea child My terc child qrt mts not asro‘d to or mdad for .*.‘S yampsst hild rithmt n amrd

U Porsms ri that? written chi Id sqprt ogr-t for children -r 21

” 0 .Sot wliuble ” 1 .Father m-able to pay

D m657‘ 1 552 OLdost child Hy rere child -t psmtnts not eared to or owrded for . ..I* (oldest) chitd without n rrrd

U Perso% without written child -t w-t for children valor 21

Y 0 dot ~lieable ” 1 .Fothor unble to 9.s~

D 7*115?6 I 553 T-t child Hy were child -rt plrnts not ~roed to or susrdsd for . ..*t t-t) child richcut n award

U PO- rithwt writton child -rt aor-* for childrm u&r 21

” 0 dot wliuble ” I Ansl - prdiro

OTlWS’T(I 1 55b OWsst child HI M ehiLd -rt p-es not eared to or urdtd for --.‘s (0lhEtI child without m urd

U Pcrswo ritimn written child slpprn w-t for children am&r 21

” 0 .Uot qpliuble ” 1 .Fiml a9 -t pmdire

ihy wore child -rt w-es mt asreed to or owrdcd for ..:I +uxxstb child without n award

U PersIxp without witten child s-t OS-~ for chi1dren w&r 21

” 0 dot wliuble ” 1 .Acceptod prcperty sott,-t in ” .Liar of child -t

OTIS582 1 5% OLdost child ihy me shild -t psymmts me osreed to or owsrdsd for . ..I* t)rovpost> child without n am-d

U Persm% withem written child -rt wr-t for skiben - 21

” D dot wliuble ” 1 .kcoptsd proprey rettlat in ” .liou of child support

D T”856‘ 1 557 Tovwst child yhy wrs child -rt pa-Cc me wrssd to or wsrdsd for . ..*s *ovgabt child withat n ma-d

U PCrsotm uitkout written child -t-t wr-t for chitdm w&r 21

” 0 .Sot @iubk ” 1 .Oo not mm child -t-t

D TM586 1 5% Oldsst dG Ld WV wore child -rt -ts not osrood to or omsrdsd for . ..I* oldest chi Ld ri thout n wrd

U PC- uithwt rrittn child -rt wrcamt for children uder 21

” 0 Jot wlicshle ” 1 Jomtmtchitd-t

DTllasaa 1 559 Tangost shild ihy usre child nppwt p-s not asreed to or om-ded for . ..*I y~oat child uithwt n ward

U Porsms withcut written child wFport owemmt for children urder 21

” 0 .Yot gpliublc ” 1 did not pxsus wrd

DlW590 1 560 Oldest child Hy wore child -t -es mot wroed to or omardsd for . ..‘I oldest chi Ld ri thout n ward

U PO- uithout rittm child uqpwt a9r-t for hi Wren u&r 21

” 0 .Yot wlicde ” 1 .Did not prrsa,e rard

D T”6592 1 561 Twnwst chitd Hy wore &iLd SLpport palcnts me mgrced to or wordsd for . ..*s pm9es.t child uithout n urd

U Pcrsms without vritta child -rt wremmt for children tir 21

v 0 .*ot ‘&ic‘h,* ” 1 .Dther

7-26

l Here doe5 the other prent for this l

l t-t) toldem skiId m lk. l

DlME.96 1 M

lamest child U Persccs withrut wittm child report

q-t for ChiLdlnl -r 21 ” 0 .Yot qpliuble Y 1 .src canty/city

D Tnx596 ,564 O,dest child

IJ Persam rithcut rrittm child -rt aveaemt for &iLdra udcr 21

Y 0 dot qplicabk

: 1 .W state (different

.uxntv/citv>

U Persons without rrittm child -rt aw?eamt fw childrm vder 21

” 0 .Yot 4@i&le ” 1 .Different state

0 pema-s without written child -t w-t for children tir 21

” 0 dot a&i&k ” 1 -Different state

D lM86w 1569 Y-t child

0 Persms rithcut written hiid report as-t for &iLdm w&r 21

Y 0 .lot qplicable ” 1 ather parent decewd

U Pe- without written chi,d rrpp~rt .ar-t for children udcr 21

” 00 .lot elicable ” 01 ather ” -1 ,DI.

D TM6614 2 573 01-t child

U Perrcm UitM written child -rt .oreQcnt for children v&r 21

” 00 .YOt ~liuble ” 01 mhcr ” -1 .DK

0 N&16 t 575 Yaroest child If . . . had to cmtrt the Other pamlt for loupest child, Without Y) award), ho” rould . . . do so, “wld cDnt.ct the other m.-.alt--

U Per- with- written child -t am-t for children Vader 21

” 0 At q@icable ” 1 .Dimcrly Y 2 .Thmugh a friend ” 3 .Thmwh a relative ” 4 mher ” 5 .lto ray of cmtactinn other ” .prem

D me418 1 576 OLdat child If . . . hd te -tact the other -rent for oldest child, (withut n ward], hou uDu,d . . . do so’) bkuld SOnt.ct the other Brent--

” 5 .lo way of catrtirp other ” .prmt

Dms62u 1 5R Were my &Id -rt -tr received in the Last 12 mths without l written child s-t w -t for my of . ..‘6 children r&r ase 21 Liriro hcrr

U Percixs without witten child upport aweant for shi,drm u-&r 21

” 0 .YOt ~liuble ” 1 .Yes ” 2 30 - skip to WE424

0 TM%22 5 571) *t it the total -t that .._ received in shi,d -rt pa)ats u&r this .rr m@mmt in the pest $2 mths

Y MOM dot ~licable ” 1 - 99999 .iot., IMt received ” 4001 .Dal’f kmu

7-27

YPP WAVE 3 1880 loPIc4L YODULE FILE

" 0 .Yot qpliublc " 1 .res " 2 .lto

D 1”8‘% 1 5a5 lqvtatim of ‘I*BLob~

0 lit8408 1 586 I-atim of ‘IlI8638’

0 Ilk9418 1 567 I-otim of *1W18*

0 *w 1 592 lqutatim of ‘IYBLU~

D IM8446 1 593 I-aticm of **88646~

D l*sc50 1 5% I-atim of ‘la50*

0 US‘52 1 596 I-atim of ‘l*Y52*

0 lb!&% 1 597 I-atim of ‘I*BLY’

0 l*llL% 1 598 lqutatim of ‘lw566’

0 1l0866 1 599 Iqutatim of ‘*t6868*

0 IM8m 1 600 lwtatia of **4847D*

0 IWR 1 601 l-aim of ~w3kR*

0 w7884 1 603 1~t.ti.x Of ‘,“788L~

0 1M8f.90 1 605 Iqutatim of ~118490~

D10613 1 608 Iwatia of w.w-13'

0 I"8516 1 609 Iqutatia of ‘1*8516~

0 I"8518 1 610 laptatia of *IyBIil8~

D lw520 t 611 lqutation of ‘**B52u~

D m8522 1 612 I-aim of ‘M8322~

D IM2636 1 613 lpnatim of **m2636~

0 na538 1 614 Imtia of *Im8538~

0 I"‘052 1 615 Isputatim of ~*w052~

0 II48556 1 616 lw.utation of ~In3556*

0 188358 1 617 Iqutstim of ‘Iw3358*

0 lW92 1 618 I-&on of 'Iy115dL-8592 bu 4’

DIM9612 I 619 I-aim of %SW-8612 bv 4’

0 l&3616 1 620 Iw.natim of ‘1111616~

0 I%694 1 621 l-aim of ~8566-8594 bv 4’

0 w981‘ 1 622 Iqmtstim of 18598-lX1& 4 4’

0 I”6618 1 6z lqutatim of *1*8618’

7-28

0 w&22 1 625 Iplt*tim of ‘1*8622~

0 w%a2 I 627 Iqutatim of ‘1*8402*

l P.rt 0 - -rt for Yorhasehold “enkerr l

0 w87oD I 629

Durim the psrt 12 mths did _.. ste my roRulW or lupslm mymtr for the upport Of - Iho did mot live in . ..I% homeimtd. Exclude pm-tr for 6 child *lo is amy mt schml M rho is comidwed prt of the household. 00 mt include pomznts atready roportod hy mother how&old -r

U Persoco 15 years old or older

: 0 .Yot ~liuble 1 .“os

Y 2 .Ro - skip to check ita 116

DTlwD2 1 6y) Did . . . rko rowlar -ts,Lup-w poymtS,Or both

U PO- 15 yoaro old or older rkir.l slwort psmmtr foC mnhouschold .&era

” 0 .Yot qplicable Y 1 .Rqular ” 2 .Ll4rW ” 3 .Roth

Dnww 2 631 Yere r*l Of these pysentr for the auppart of . ..‘s child or childrm uder 21 yews of .9e

0 Pe- 15 yaws old or older mking -’ rquh -rt plJy9mts for - mt living in the harehold

Y 00 .8ot qpliuble ” 01 .Yes ” 02 .No - *ip to TVS736

DTlwD6 2 633 For hou - children did . . . mke -t-t pmmemL

U Pmmtr -king -rt pyrnts for childron w&r 21 years of qe not living in the -old

” 00 .not qpliuble v 01-O‘ .The ruhr of shi,drm v . . . . m&t -rt popems ” .fOT

0Tlt8708 1 635 Yerc ny of these -t* the row,t Of a murt-order or YI other kind of rittn *r-t?

U Parents making -13 pptntr for childrn mder 21 years of we not living in the howhold

” 0 dot ama,icab,e ” 1 .Yos Y 2 .yO - skip to W373D

U Per& 15 years Old or older rlinp swwrt kwwnts for children u&r 21 years of aw IPt Liviw in has&old

Y 00 Jot ypliuble ” 01 - W 4-r of shildrm ” -1 .Dm’t knw

0 TM8712 1638 Uas this ma rommt a volmta1-7 written wreont ratified by the aurt, a cant-Ordered ag roaent. - other typt of written wreemm t, or.nm- written Wertal> w-ecent

U Porsas older mkiw -t-t plats for tWSw“Aold -r lndcr 217ears of qe

” 0 dot -liable Y 1 .Votmtary witten awoenmt ” -ratified by the court ” 2 scarf-or&red -r-t ” 3 .other type of written mrcacm ” I don-witton w rmmt - skip to ” .mm8

l mYWEYT . . These rest fr qestionh relate to the l .

mst recent cowr-ordered ad/or wittot+ f child -rt freement for . ..‘I l . child,rm). .

0 ll6714 4 639 In bat year ms this aveea?nt first &cd)

U Persot- with written or court-ordered u$sort w-t for -ohold -r lsder 21 y-ems Of *

” OWD hot ~licable ” WOD-,989 .“oa,

0 TM8716 2 643 “as the dollar -t ever been -

u Perscersc wit+t;“l-or cart-ordered mrhaaehold -r

vder 21 yeE3-s Of * ” 0 .Yot ~liublc ” 1 .“os ” 2 .Ro - skip to T*(LRo

0 7007l8 ‘ 665 *nbfurYsrathe-t last dungad)

U Porrmc ritk urittm or curt-ordered um-rt w- t for tioaehold -r u-dor 21 mars of mge with chm9e in orieirul -t of aweamt

” DODD dot qplicoble ” 190-1989 .,enr

U Pe- with written or court-ordered -rt .or-t for tiourehold -r u-da- 21 Years Of age

” 0 dot applicable ” 1 .Tcf ” 2 A0

7-29

D TMw22 6 630 110~ uck did . . . pmy for the -rt Of this Prsm (Clrim the Dsf 12 mths nmge * ooww:100000

” Persrni rich witten or court-ordered *l$lwrt 4 -t for radt-Id -r UrIor 21 roars of ooe

” -ml .D(: ” WOO00 dot wliublc “1. wp999 .Tho -t . . . mid for Y .tk uanrt of this ” Y

:~~th~irp *he ~lt

D n!s724 2 6% Are those PpwYltt mde--

U Perscm with written or court-ordered -rt oar-t for -&old -r u-&r 21 yews of met

” -1 .DI: ” M .YOC qplicob1e Y 01 .nwouoh ap1opmt rolotod Yge Y .rithholdinp ” 02 Arcctly to the other prew ” 03 .Dirrtly to the court Y 04 .OirsctIy to a child uqport ” ” 05:SZ

D Twm 1 6% Hot kinds of prwisicra for health are -CT rro insldod in the child -rt 4-=

U Person with mitten or court-ordered yeor* 4- for mhowhold .t&.zr vlhr 21 yaws Of qe

Y 0 dot apliublc Y 1 .mn-aLtodiaL prmt to provide ” .hoolth insurnce

OT*8720 1 659 Hot ki* of prwisians for health care costs pro irrlu*d in the chi Id crppwt bO,-t

U Porso,x with written or cwrt-ordered srpport q-t for nm+mmhoLd -r wkr21yearsofule

” 0 dot qpliuble Y 1 .CustOdiol pm-a to provide ” .hooLth inturmcc

0 Tlb3na 1 660 *t kid of provision5 for health ewe costs here imzla&d in the child support 4r-

U Persms with writton or cart-ordered nqport 4- fw mold chr rnder21~rrofa@e

Y 0 Jot qplicdle Y 1 .Mon custodiak prent to pw ” .sdiul costs directly

D mm2 1 661 *at kinds of prwiriorr for health care SOICC wore included in the child -rt 4r-t

U Fwsom with written or court-or&red wppor* 4- t for nmimusehold rnhr ur*r 21 y?or* of qe

” 0 .llot opQlicob1e ” 1 .ChiLd -rt peymtnts to ” .irrludc cask rdiol -I-*

Dnwn 1 662 Ulot kinds of provisions for health care costs uoro included in the child rr~port .gr-t

U Porcas with uritton or court-**red ypo,* 4 -t for ti-id -r w&r 21 yoorr Of *ge

Y 0 dot qplicable Y 1 .othor

DTY8736 2 643 Ihat kirdr of provisions for kwltk care costs mere inch&d in the child -rt O#r-t

U Persons with mitten or wrt-ordered -r* 4- t for mrhomehold -r u&r 21 yoors Of .ge

” 00 .y0t ypliwble ” -3 .Yom

onfom 1 665 (Other *ha ttlc -t roeon* SlepM egreant discussed above), beme my of . . . ‘s other children ourcidt af this h&old w&r qe 21 avered b, ny other court-or&rod odor witten child yport 00-t

U ?z~ $h wittm or curt-**red -t for mrhrwhold .t.btr

laxlo, 21 yoors Of .ge ” 0 .Yot qplisoble ” 1 ..4 ” 2 .Yo - skip to TM6762

D Tbb3740 6 666 llor uch did . . . py in child -rt for tkislthese 4 roommt(s) cbrirp the pa*t 12 aths

U Persam uith mm thm one court-ordered ndlor rrittm &Id -rt awemmt for tiasohold -r

Y -woo1 .M Y OWOOO .Yot gpliwb~e ” I-Wppw .-t paid

0 TM8742 1 672 More my child u$fmrt pllatr rde with& a written child -rt awecent for . ..‘t shildra tir we 21

U PC- ritk uritta or court-ordered -rt ooreant for mrhousehoid -r u-&r 21 yo*rs Of age

” 0 .wt qplicsble ” 1 .ws Y 2 .Yo - skip to lW67‘6

0 TM8744 5 673 I(or mch did .._ pmy fw child rrppJrt u-&r this arr anoms?nt &ring the post 12 mthr

U Persons rho mdo child -rt p-t rithti written awemtnt

Y 4001 .DI. ” woo0 .YOC WLiublO ” l-99999 .The -t of child sqqmt _.. ” .&mid &rim the past 32 mths

7-30

D ws746 1 678 Duriw the part 12 aths, did _.. ake r4”lor p,.Ontr for the s-rr Of uiy Other prcm mt living in . ..‘s kanehold

U Persms ritk rrittm or court-order& =TF,t 4 rC(Lnt for nrnhoumhold -r lnhr 21 )Hrs of ago

” 0 dot wlicoble ” 1 .“os ” 2 .Yo - skip to Tuyulo

0 TR174l3 2 679 For hw my (otkr, pcrrms did . . . ate ciwort po-ts

U Persons mkiw plrm for the -rt of ow other prsm mt Living in hwsehold

Y -1 .D1: ” 00 Jot wlicable ” 01-w .fhs -r Of other p- . . . Y .did We -t -ts for

l TR1150 thru TM6760 for the first two l

l prcmc mmtimsd *

0 tnmo 1 681

First prsm

nor is this person rdstod to ,..

U Porraa akinp p-t for the report of y other prssm mt living in haaehold

Y 0 dot wliuble

: 1 .P.ront 2 .spcuse

Y 3 .Ex-spouse ” 4 -Child w&r 21 ” 5 .Child 21 or older ” 6 .Othor nlotivc ” 7 .“OC ,o,.tod

Wow is this person roloted to . . . U Persons ditto w-t for the sqport of

my other person ret living in household ” 0 .*ot 0&i*,* ” 1 .PWom ” 2 .teane ” 3 .Ea-rparre ” 4 -Child u&r 21 ” 5 Xkild 21 or older ” 6 .Otkr relative Y 7 .“Of ro,.tod

DlFW54 1 683 First prson Yhem YI this person et often Living brim the prt 12 mths was it in a printe he or prtat, l pursing tmt, or Mgluo CLK

U PO- *ire3 p-t for the -rt of my other per- mt living in household

Y 0 dot applicable Y 1 .Printe hoc or oprtmmt Y 2 .*urrinp hoe Y 3 .scep*rc l 1so

0 nm756 1 684 socod person Alert ms this prsm mast often Living brinp the prt 12 mths. Yas it in a prirate hat or *rat, s m-sing

hat, or smcplue else U Persoro skim p-t for the wpport of

my Other prsm mt living in household ” 0 .Yot wlicsble ” I .Privste her or opsrtmt Y 2 .Yurcirp )ur Y 3 .-,0.20 l LSS

D Tna758 5 665 First prson Lou uch did .._ pay for the upport of this Persm brim the mst 12 mths

U Persons mkire pnpm for the s~pporr of m other Prsm not Lirirg in hars&oLd

” 4001 .DK Y 00000 .Yot w1ico!a10 ” I-OWW .the -t . . . paid for Y .thc -rt of this ” Y

:~~tui4 *ho p+t

D ma764 5 690 chock Ita 716 -r--m Wou ush did . . . py for the -rt of this prsm &riw the pst 12 mntl!s

U Porcam mkitw -t for the qrt of m other prsm not liviw in homebold

” 400, AL: Y OOW .Yot wlic&le ” l-99W9 .The -t . . . pid for Y .the -rt of this ” ”

:;~*~“o *Ito Fast

0 ma762 1 605 Is the entry in TuI748 ‘03’ or mro

U Perronr skim pa-t for the -rt of ow other person not living in homehold

” 0 .YOf qp,iccb** ” 1 .“a ” 2 30 - *ip to TME%O

D ma764 5 6% liar mek did . . . py &rim the pst 12 mths for tke -rt of the other parsons that we hm not tolkod oteut .lros&

U PO- mkinp -cc for the -rt of ys;E two p- not living in

” 400, .DK Y OOCCtJ .Yot wlicablc ” l-99999 .The -t . . . pid ” .tiirg the past 12 Y .Ixlths for the ” .cwaort of the other -

l P.rt D - -rt for UdmsokoLd “abrs l

l Iswtotim floor (O-27) .

D IMP87o4 1 701 Iqutstion of ‘T*(yOO*

0 *wwO2 1 702 Iqutotim of WW.02’

7-31

SIPF WAVE 3 1000 TOPltXL MODULE FILE

DATA SnE SEOIY REP Lwm

D IFw87ul 1 703 Iquf*tia of VW’

0 I”P87M 1 704 I-etion of ‘lm%W

0 IMP8708 1 705 Iqut*tim of 'la%08'

D 1w0710 1 706 IqutPtim of ‘T*8LlO-?n8412

D I(PfI712 1 707 I*XltPtion of lNWl*’

D IMP8714 1 703 Ionstim 01 ‘wE416’

0 Illp(1718 1 710 Iqutatim of ‘nlO420’

D “en0 1 771 Iqutatim of WS22~

D IR26-36 1 7,‘ Iqut~ria of ‘TtW.28’

D IW8740 1 716 Iqvratim of ‘ltW32’

D IMP8762 , 7l7 I~atirn of ‘-34’

0 IW8746 1 719 I-atim of ‘ln8438~

D l*p8752 1 m Igxatim of VnOU4’

0 1BPO760 1 726 I~f.Cirn Of ‘,*85.56’

DATA fI2E BEGIN REP LEYO,”

D IyP87Y 1 727 Iqutatim of ~TlW.58~

D FILLEll 1 728 Filler

l Pa,* E - FUrtional Limitationr ud l

l OiMbility l

-t

D7*8800 1 l29 These next fcu Qlertions are &out . ..‘s health. Yculd you say . ..‘s health in 0eneraL is exellmt, *rry 0ccd. 0cad. fair or poor?

“PersonslSyursof~~mdove, ” 0 .Yot qpliuble ” 1 .Eue,10”* ” 2 .“.cry +wd ” 3 .oood Y 4 .fsir ” s .Poor

D- 1 no 000s . . . se y of the following aids to St arcud7

“Perwrs15~rsOfa9ePrdover Y A .A cmt,crutchoc or . walker ” 0 dot wlicable Y 1 .los ” 2 30

DTw88cs 1 ‘131 Check Ita 717 Does . . . ewe q of the fo1Iwirp aids to get .roldF

” Persop 15 years Of #e nd over Y B .L Utoolchair ” 0 .Yot ~Liuble ” 1 .“es

v- 1 732 1s 94’ marked in TM0802 or ll&SOd &OVt?

” Pwsw%S 15 yea,8 Of a9e nd over ” 0 A** wlioble Y 1 .“es Y 2 .Yo - Skip to TuuLlO

Dnmoa 1 733 Mas . . . uccd (aid mtimed in TRIIIOZ or lN88W) for *ix mtks 9, lcqer?

U Persax ho UK aid to get moud ” 0 .Yot qplicable Y 1 .“a Y 2 a.0

D mea10 1 734 Does . . . have my difficulty seeing uads md Letters in ordinwy ncwpcpm print oven hen wearing 914~4 or COntsct Lmcoc if ,.. (gully wars them?

” Persas 15 years Of we aId owe, Y 0 .YOC w1isab1e ” 1 .LIas difficulty Y 2 .Yo difficulty- skip to TuyIlL

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DATA .5lzE BEDlY LEP LEYGf”

Dm9.526 1 ‘IL2 Does...have y difficulty raltiw rp * flipht of stairs without rertinp,

” Persm-s 15 pzm-r Of .OC ud over Y 0 .Yot a&icablc ” 1 .Hah difficulty ” 2 .Yo difficulty- skip to TM383D

” 0 .Yot ~liuble ” 1 .ks difficulty ” 2 .yO difficulty- Skip to lW318

D TRyI 1 ?37 Ic...able to hear tit is said in a -l conversation at all?

U Pe- &c. have difficulty hearing tit is said in a norm1 cmversatim aira a hearinn aid if -1Ly wears me

” 0 .yOt qpliublc Y 1 .“‘cI

” I .Was diificulty Y 2 Ao difficulty - Skip To TUYIZZ

D- 1 743 Ir...*le to wit rp a flipht of stairs rithcut resting at .Ll?

U Perseas rho have difficulty vltinp rp l w a flipht of Itairs without resting

” 0 .Yot yplicable ” 1 .“c6 Y 2 .YO

D lws30 1 744 Doer...hwe my difficulty laltirg for e planer of * mile - abat 3 city block?

u Persms 15 7eal-c of qe ard over ” 0 dot gpliwble ” 1 .Ila difficulty ” 2 .yO difficulty-skip to r)(8LIy

DTMoa32 I 745 Ir . . . able to uLk l gsrter of a mile .t .I,‘)

” 2 .YO

D Ts?d% I 756 Does _.. have my difficulty usirp the te1ephorrt

” Persa-Ls 15 years of we & over Y 0 .Yo* ~licablc ” 1 .I& difficulty ” 2 40 difficulty-skip to TRIBE)

DTfbS336 I ?47 IS . . . able to se the tetephm .t a,,,

U Perrom &ho have difficulty uim the tdephOl?C

” D .Not ~liuble Y 1 .“es Y 2 .YO

l Oeause of l physical or atal health l

l cmjittia, dots _.. have difficulty l

l doiw my of the follwiw by hirelfl l

l berselftexclujc the effects of t-rary l

* sditionrll l

D Tw530 1 748 Does .._ hm my difficulty eettim l ramd inride the h-7

” Per- 15 years of w or older ” 0 .IOt qpli&le ” 1 .Has difficulty Y 2 A0 difficulty

wPWA~313m TOPKX. MODULE FILE

D TUYYO 1 ?49 Doos...mod the help of mother perron in or&r to got wourd inside the homx?

U Per- with difficulty mttirg aroud inside the h-

” 0 .Yot oppliublc ” 1 .Tes ” 2 .w

om3362 1 a0 Does...hm amy difficulty Oettino l rMd outside the the h-, for uqLe to shop or wisist l **or’* office?

” FOmor6 15 y.2ol-s of #e or older ” 0 .lot qplicablc ” I .Us difficulty Y 2 .lo Difficulty

07*881* 1 751 Does...- the help of mther pm-~ in order to pet mowd outside the hae

U Persms rith difficulty #aim outside the h-

Y 0 .*ot ~liuble Y 1 .tt6 ” 2 40

Dmoo46 1 752 Does .., hawe my difficulty eettim into m-d M Of bed or. chair?

” Foroom 15 mara of age or older ” 0 .Yot qplicoble ” 1 .#!a~ difficulty Y 2 Ao difficulty

DWWl.3 1 733 000s . . . reed the ho@ Of rPther prsm in order to 9et in ud om of bed or a *air?

U Pewc+-es with difficulty settim in rd M of bed or l chair

” 0 .tbt wliuble ” I ..os ” 2 a0

DTU3850 1 a4 Does ._. hm my difficulty takiw a bth or . shaort

” Forsan 15 porr of a3t or older Y 0 dot qplicablc Y 1 &as difficulty ” 2 .No difficulty

omo52 1 755 DOES . . . nod the ho1p Of lD*bor pmm in order to take l hth?

U Person with difficulty tskine 8 bMh or

” 1 ..os Y 2 -00

o- t a6 zsz hwe y difficulty eettinn

” Persons 15 *.rr of age or o,*r ” 0 .lot *liable Y 1 -Ias difficulty ” 2 .lo difficulty

D nlea56 1 757 DOS . . . mod the hotp Of umtler prun in or&r to got drawb?

U Persons rho have difficulty &tin. dressed ” 0 Sot a&icable ” 1 .los ” 2 40

D ntom 1 758 Does . . . hm y difficulty atim,

” PorcoN 15 yoorr of .pe or older ” 0 .lot *limblo ” 1 -Was difficulty Y 2 .lo difficulty

o- 1 759 Does . . . need the kelp of mmther pmsm in order to eat7

U Persam Jlo difficulty eatiw ” 0 dot ~licable ” 1 .Tez ” 2 .YO

DlM2.62 I 760 Does . . . have atry difficulty usirp the toilet, incltiirp getting to the toilet?

” Pol-som 15 *ears Of qe or older v 0 .Yot qpliablt Y 1 .Kas difficulty Y 2 Alo difficulty

Dr*886L 1 761 Dces .,. need the help of mother pm‘., in odor to use the toilet?

U Persms 4th difficulty rnirp the toilet ” Y

; A080 qplicabIe

Y 2 :Ml

D nE866 1 762 Does . . . have my difficulty keepinn track of my nd bills?

” POl-suLs 15 wars of a9.z or older ” 0 A** ~1icob10 ” 1 .Mms difficulty ” 2 .Yo difficulty

D- I 765 DoS...med the help of mother pmsm in order to koop td of mmey rd bills?

U 9erso1~ with difficulty tooping track of ay a& bills

: 0 dot appliuble 1 .les

” 2 .YO

D lll6s?o 1 764 Dee6 . . . hawe my difficulty prepwing NIS?

u P- 15 )rurr of qe or older ” D .Yot qlicable ” 1 .Ilrs difficulty ” 2 .Yo difficulty

D I’“3371 1 765 Does . . . hmn my difficulty doin3 Light h -rk. such a6 ashin dishes or smo0pit-u 0 floor?

” Forsons I5 wars of a3c or older ” 0 .Yot qlicable ” 1 .Mas difficulty ” 2 .Yo difficulty

DATA Dl”lD,lARY

OAT. 5126 GGGW GEP LEYGTH

U Pc~sms rho reed help of mother prtm with m or mro Ctivitios

” 0 dot wlicable Y 1 .,a

DATL G12E GEGIY SW lE”GT”

D w3.572 1 764 Does . . . mod the be,p Of mother person in order to prepare u16?

U Perm with difficulty pmpmiw ~a16 Y 0 .lot ~licable ” 1 .los Y 2 .“O

D TN&w3 1 767 Check It- TlG 00s . . . mod the hdp of mothor p-on in or&r to do litit kamnrk?

U Persons with difficulty &ins Li#e home- lark

” 0 a** qpliuble ” 1 .“os ” 2 .YO

D Tuu17s 1 768 16 +cP rrked for medim nother person to help for my of the activities listed before?

u pe- 15 yoorr of ape or older

: 0 .oot rpliUbl0 1 .Ya - Go to TM8876

” 2 .Yo - Skip to T*BBpo

D l&3876 I 769 ‘Icu hare said that . . . needs the help of another prcm with me w mrt activities. Lho helps . . . with them activitia? Pqmt else? first nelptr

u Pol-sa¶s rho mod hdp Of amther prscm with ax or mre rtivitia

Y 0 .Sot qpliuble ” 1 .Gm ” 2 .-*or ” 3 .sporrse ” 1 .P.rae ” 5 .Other mlatin

iimrelati~ ” 6 .Friod or r&hbw ” 7 .Paid help ” S .Othor nmrelative ” 9 .Did mt remin b&p _ Y -skip to 7m

Dn6m 1 no Icu have said that . . . mdr the help of mother persm with mt or mre activities. HO holpr .*. with these activities? In*one l lso?

u Ptrum rho meed help of mother person with one or mre activities

” wand helper Y 0 A** qpli&le ” 1 .3m ” 2 .o*ter Y 3 -spare ” 6 .P.rotll ” 5 .Dther relative ” lonl-e1*tive ” 6 .friod or neighbor ” 7 .Pmid help Y 8 .Othor nmrol~tivo

D TllGsso 1 rrl Is (pcwm mmtimed before) a h-old -0 firm llclpm

DW4SG2 1 7R I* (prrm entimed before) a husdmld me&m? second sc1pr

U PC- *ho mood help of mother pmsc,, m or arc activities

” 0 .Ypt wlicable Y 1 .Tos

with

DWSSG3 3 773 Is (pusa mmtioncd bofo1-0) * hosehold -r? First ne1pr

U Per~ms rho need help of anther pram with me or mrc activities

” 000 A** ~licablc Y 101 - 999 .Porsml rider

D- 3 776 IS (pemon entimed before1 . hasehold -0 soad weelptr

U Perso% tdm need help of mother pnm with mc or mro activities

” OUO .sot *pliable ” 101 - 999 .POrsm n&or

D w%sa5 1 m Is (perca rntiond before) a household -rl First tklpr

U Perrom uho need help of mother persm with a or mm activities

Y 0 - 1 hot ~licabl0 ” 2 .YO

0- 1 780 I* (prsm retimed before> a household -r? - “elper

U k- ho noed help of nother pa-son rith om or mf-0 utivities

” 0 - 1 .Yot lyplicable ” 2 .“O

DlM3387 1 781 For ha ,arg h.r . . . m.&d the help of mother person?

U Persms tie need help of mother pwscm with mt or we erxivities

” 0 .Yot mlicable ” 1 .Loss thm6mnthr ” 2 .6 to 11 aths Y 3 .l to2yoarc Y c -3 to 5 yews ” 5 .MoR thhn 5 pmrs

D- 2 7a2 Duriw the put mth did . . . friLy py for rry of th*t . .

” Pers0-s rho mod help of lP*tler n-e or mre activities

” -1 .Da’t knm - skip to ” 0 A** 6?&iub1e ” 1 .“os Y 2 .Yo - skip to TIE692

7-3s

OTtfEW 5 784 ch2ck ,tm 719 nor Irt! was paid for smh help in last mth,

U Persc+x or frilia rho paid for help rocoiwd

” -ooo, .Dm’t tm ” OOOD0 .*ot qpliuble ” 1-99999.0011us

Drllos9O 1 ?a9 Is Vlas difficultr rrked in 7M8822, rnsGz6, -, -, - for my activity

“Perrmal5y-earsof4lemdover Y 0 .lbt *it&It ” 1 .“a ” 2 .So - skip to TUG902

DnlaG92 790 IhWOL that . . . has difficulty with certain activities. Hich cOrli*im or sonditim a this urd cause this difficulty? Any other?

U Perscas havirp difficulty with my activity ” m .wot qplicaDle ” 01 - 99 .Fint -itim

Dnl2894 2 m I ha*e recorded that __. has difficulty with certain utivitia. chick edition or conditia rm this card swse thin difficulty) Any other?

U persorrs havim difficulty with my activity ” m .mt qplicable Y 01 - 99 .sMnd smditim

DTMG8% 2 iv4 Check Item 120 I hm recorded that . . . has difficulty with certain activities. Hide cmditia or coditim WI this card cause this diffiwltl) Uy other?

U Per- having difficulty uith WV activity ” m .*t *lieable ” 01 - Pp .7hird Mditim

D- 1 r% Are two or mm saditims ontored in w%92 --?

” Persons having difficulty with any activity v D .lot qpliublc ” 1 .“oa Y 2 .00 - skip to TM3902

D- 2 r97 Hida if the condi*iDllr da yw consider to h *ho rin - for . ..‘S difficulty?

u Fe- with two or mre caditiom usin9 difficulty rith utivities

” m .sot qpliuble ” 01 - 99 .nain coMi*im

VT18902 1 799 Das .._ hove l learnin disability such as dyslexia?

U PC- with tic) or lice conditirm ausinp difficulty with activities

” 0 dot qplicable ” 1 .“os ” 2 .I0

D WG90‘ 1 so0 0006 . . . have L sltal retardstim?

IJ Persax with tro Or Dr.2 wrditicns uusirrp difficulty with activities

” 0 .Yot ypliuble Y 1 .Yos ” 2 .YO

DlmG9c6 1 801 OOCZ . . . have 8 a dtvelgantal disability wh as autism or ce1ebr.l palsy?

U POWON with twa or mm cordirionr causim difficulty uith activities

” 0 A** qplicable ” 1 .los Y 2 .*o

D lmG9os 1 6D2 Does ._. haw Alrheirr*r disease, senility or dantie7

II Forroes with two or mrc saditiona uuricg difficulty with activities

” 0 .Yot a&icable ” 1 .ros ” 2 .YO

D niG910 1 SD3 Chock Itb 121 Does . . . hwo o m other Lntal 01 omotiod a-dition?

U Fc- with two or mot-0 mditiom casing difficulty vith activities

” 0 .Yot qpliublc ” 1 ..os ” 2 .YO

D TM3912 1 806 Chock Ita 122 Ihat is . . ..‘I ago’)

” Fe- 15 yoarc of .ge or older ” 0 .lot ~liublc ” 1 .I5 years old - skip to tM89L2 ” 2 .16 to 67 years oLd Y 3 -68 years old or older - skip ” .to ms926

D lMs9IL 1 so5 Chock Ita 123 Is *disabled” ta& 17l> mrked cn the control card for . ..I

U Persons 16 to 67 yoors of qe v D dot qplicablc ” 1 .los - skip to TUG918 ” 2 JO

D TM3916 1806 If Disabled” (cede In> mrked a the rm

U Pe- 16 to 67 years of ast with disabled not arkod on the cmtro, card

” 0 .Yot appliuble ” 1 .“a ” 2 .Yo - skip to rBG920

D wG9lG 1 007 Ye hare recorded that . ..‘h he.lth or condition limits the kind or -t of wart ._. sn do. 1s that correct:,

U Perseas with disabled Ilrked on IS Y 0 .Yot wliuble ” 1 .yes - skip to TN3922 ” 2 .Yo - skip to TM3926

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DATA DlCllONARY

---.-, " 0 .lot gpliuble " 1 .Ya - *ip to lU9926 " 2 .*o

D w392L 1 810 Does . ..'I health OT condition prevent _. frm warkim at a job or hsiness?

U Persons 16 te 67 years of a#e with disability a-d with rorked srked 00 IS

" 0 .Yot wlicable " 1 ."a " 2 .tb

D 7nE926 1 811 Does . . . have a physiul, mntal or other health cditim lrhich limits the kind er -t of lark ._. c.n do .roud the horse?

U Persm 16 to 67 years of qe with dir- dility rd with worked rrked m IS0

" 0 .Yot wliuble " I .,'a ; 2 .Yo - skip to TM930

Dm8928 1 812 Does . ..'s health or Caditim coqlctely prevmt . . . frm &iv rork l r& the hase7

U Perrom 16 years of we or older with hcrlth sQditim that limits Mt of wart cm*.mudtkkare

" Y

; .:80 ~liuble

" 2 -80 - Skip to tmB942

Dnm932 2 816 I have rrked that . . . i* limited in wkiw at a job or arand the hose - llhich sonditim or conditiats m this urd am tk uuse of this Limitation?

" Persom 16 ye.rt of w or evw- with health condition that Limits lint of wk

" 00 .Yot a&icablc " 01 - W .first -itim

D m8934 2 816 I hare marked that . . . is limited in wrkirp at l job or award the hare -

lhich smditim or cmjitiar a *is Card arc the case of this limitatim?

U Persar 16 ICWE of age w over with health ditim that Limits MC of rort

" m .80t qptiubh Y 01 - W .8ecd sorditim

DTnw36 2 818 I have rrked that . . . is limited in ywkiro at a j& or w-card the how . *ich condition or condition5 Q) this urd are the cause of this limitation7

U Persax 16 yea-8 of age or war with health cOnditia that Limits -t of am-k

" m .80t wlicablc " 01 - W -Third caxlitim

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SPP WAVE 1 W8D TOPCAL NODULE FILE

0 w89a 3 828 Hi* *iLdren km utirity liritationa?

u DesiprYted parent oc mardin with chitdra vder 6 year+ of qe rich limitatim in -1 kind ef activities

” 000 .Yot qplicable ” 101-9+9.--r

DnN%O 3 a31 Hi& shfldrcn hawe activity limitatim?

U Desipruted prmt or Durdin uitk children w&r 6 years of a+= with Limitatim in -I kird of activities

Y Do0 .8ot qpli&Ie ” lOI-WP.Persm-r

DTWB9'52 1 8% Have r* of .-.*c children vr*r the a9e of 6 -ired theraw oc diwmctic eeniccs hrimed to lcet their dNelcswntal rleeb?

U DthiQuted prent or scprdin with chiidra valor 6 years of aoe with limitatias in tsmL kind of activities

” 0 -8ot wliuble

DTnw% 3 83s Yhich chiMrm km received Chase services?

U Parea or Ouardin rich children rnder ase 6 Iho hwe receiwd therapy or diagnostic services desigrd to Let their dewlap- mm*&, l-es&

Y MO Am wliuble Y lOl-9w.-nnr

DllNw6 3 838 Hi* *iL*a have received these Wl-ViCS.7

U Parent or prrdin with children uder age 6 Mo km received - or di-tic services designed to ret their develop mtal me&

v 000 .*ot wliuble ” 101 - 999 .Perwll nuber

D- 1 8u I* .._ the dcrisnated parent or #hardian of children between the qeh of 6 a& 21 Iho live in this howhold?

U Parent oc purdim with children uder qc 6 *IO have received therq or diwnortic services dai& to Let their dmlcp- mta1 reeds

Y Y

; do80 wiluble

” 2 ho - skip to TM8926

Dm8%2 1 84s Scurac of a *h*riul, learning or ataL

health condition, do ens Of . ..‘s children bctwcm the sees of 6 nd 21 hsn limiratim in their &ility to Q resuhr school work?

U Designated parent or orsrdian of children between the - of 6 ti 21 rho Live in this household

” 0 .Yot ~licable ” 1 .“I .. ” 2 .YO - *ip to lMB97U

Dw8965 3666 Hich children have difficulty doing re,wlar vhcel work,

U ksipruted parent or sum-dim of skildren bctren the wes of 6 rd 21 I~W live in this horaehold vitk limitations in their ability to do regular school work

” DDO .80* wlicahle ” 101 - 999 .Persal r?awr

D Tm966 3 6L9 Hi& children hawe difficulty &iv -1.r sdmel wrk?

U Designsted prmt or wardim of shildrsl between the ages of 6 d 21 Iho live in this iwwsehold with limitstim in their ability to do rqular school rork

” 000 .wt ~liuble ” 101 - 9w .pcrsm -r

Dtm8968 3 852 ylich children have difficulty Qirrp -l.r school ark?

U besipnted parent oc puardin of children between the sees of 6 ad 21 rho live in this hwsehold with Liritatias in their ability to do regular shod m-k

” Wo .Ym qplicablc ” 101 - 999 .PeMn mew

DTlm970 1 8% ))avemyOf . ..‘I children ketua the qesof6ndZImrreceivedWy cpcciat ed.catim -ices?

U Dcsimmd pmmt or 8mrdin of children heteen the ages of 6 rrl 21 *lo Liar in this MusehoLd with limitations in thair ability to do rqular school rwk

Y 0 .YOC a&icable ” 1 .Yes Y 2 .yO - skip to T&B66

D 188972 36% Hi& hi ldren have received -ial &aim services?

U Designated parent or suwdin ef children bctva Thelma of 6 d 21 Iho Iin in this household ti hen? rezeivxd -ial e&utim services

” 800 .*ot a&iuble ” 101 - 999 .Persal nuber

D m9974 3639 Hi& children have received rpcial e&cairn services?

U Desipneted parent or wwdian of children her- the - of 6 nd 21 ti Iire in this -old ard hsve wceixd special e&cairn services

” 000 Ax awlicable ” 101 - 999 .PCi-*cm ludxr

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Dtn897a 1 as AR my of . ..‘I children between the we5 of 6 m-d 21 currently reccirina special a&cation services*

U Desimnted parent or mm-din of children bctrrrn the qer of 6 nd 21 rho live in this harebold rd hawe w-54 sptci.L cburim swvices

” 0 .mt rp1iub1e ” I .as ” 2 .&a - skip to t*89%6

Dti48mo 3 M6 yhieh children are currently -ivia special daxttia services?

U Designated prmt or wardin of children beeven the aoes of 6 d 21 r)lo live in this howhold a-d we receivira special Wtia services

” 000 .lot ~liublc ” 101 - 9w .pcnm mder

Dtm92.2 3 269 ylich children are currently receiving special e&xtim snvisa?

U Desigmted prmt or mmdin of ehildrm bttwtm the 8s~ of 6 md 21 * live in this tiehold nd we rcceivirp special cdwtia services

” 000 dot wlicablc Y 101 - pw .Persm ndcr

Dtw964 3 872 cbwt ita t29

o- 1 873 Is .._ the ksiguted plrmt or pardin of children betutu the wes ef 3 d 14 h live in thi, kardroldf

U Bzsigrmted parent or stardin of children betrar the apes of 6 a-d 21 * live in this kanehold ti are receiviw rpcial edsatim senisa

” 0 -lot qpiluble ” 1 .tl?s ” 2 .y0 - *ip to nepW

” 2 .Yo - skip to tMS96

D tibs9?0 3 a?? Hi& children have difficulty with tbece activities)

U Daigvtcd pnrmt or wrdin of shitdm betmen the ga of 3 and 14 Iho Live in this housebold vd have a lmg lasting cmditim that limits their *iLiy to ualt, nn, or use stairs

Y 000 .Yot qpiiuble v 101 - 9% .Perron NJ&r

* tK3w2 3 oen Which &i&m have difficulty with these activities?

U DaipNted parent or guardian of childen bctvem the aoa of 3 md 11 * live in this household ud have a 149 lastiw smditia that li.ith their *ility to mslk, nm, or use stairs

” 000 .Yot qplicable ” 101 - 9w .PCTM mmbcr

D- 3 a33 Hi& children have difficulty with tbsc utiritier?

U Desiprvted pwmt or prrdin of children betem the l ss of 3 d *C * Live in tbic hceehold rd have a Lm Lastirp cQditian that limits their *ility to ult, nn, or uy stairs

” ooo .YOC qzfS1icable ” 101 - 999 .PFrsm m&w

o- , (1116 Are ny prsm nrhrr recorded in - thrwgh -1

U Desisnated parent or gnm-dian of children bttueen the ages of 3 nd 14 *ho live in this h&old 4 have a Lonp lutim cmditim that limits their ability to walk. nn. or use stain

” 0 .*ot awlisable ” 1 .leb .. ” 2 .YD - skip to TWO22

D- 3 es7 i have G-SD&~ that <read the II of children Identified in TM39U thrau#a TMSM) have difficulWiesl with certain rtivitier? Hi* &itiim or cmditita we respcaible for these difficulties? first shild

U Desiguted parent or wrdim of children bttm the ages of 3 nd IL *o live in this household rd have difficult(+) with certain activities

Y WO .Yot *liable ” 101 - w9 .PCrsa rubcr

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WP WAVE 3 1990 TOPICAL MODULE PILE

D nmoo 2 890 *itk et8-ditiia or cwditims *PC -ibIe for these difficulties7 First shild

U Daimted pmnt or gum-din of children bet- the acs af 3 m I4 ti live in this karehold rd hare diffiwltcies) with certain rtirities

” W .lot qpliublr ” 01 - W .First Mditim

DmmO2 2 392 Hick caditiim or caditicnr are rcspcnsiblc for these difficulties? First child

U Dcri#asted prart oc prrdim of cbildrm bctren the qa of 3 ud 14 tiw live in this household nd have diffiwlt(ier) with certain rtivitia

” 00 .#a* applicable ” 01 - W .yCond Ca-dition

Dtll9an 2 396 Hick caditiia w saditiag are respmcible for these difficulties? First shit*

U Desiguttd -rent M errdin of children between the moea of 3 ud IL tiho Live in this howehold nd have diffiwltfial with certain rtirities

” 00 .ket qpliuble ” 01 - W .Third corditirn

DtWCiQ6 3 396 Hick cnnditiia or conjitim are re%awiblt for these diffiwlties? scsad child

U becim9ttd prmI er -r-din of chiIdrm between the - of 3 ad II * live in tkir kruschold rd hm diffiorlt(ia) ritk certain activities

Y Om .iiat qpliublt ” 101 - 999 .PeM(I nrbcr

otii9Qa 2 399 Hick corrlitiim or cadi*iDnr we respmsiblc for these difficulties? SceDnd hild

U DesiOvttd prart M wrdin of children between the agea of 3 axi I4 * live in this -Id uld h- diffisult<ies) with certain activities

Y Do dot *pliuble Y 01 - W .Tirst w&itim

D tw9o10 2 901 Hich ccnditiim or -itim arc wiblc for these difficulties? stared child

U Desimted parent or errdin of children hwem the qes of 3 m-d U ha live in this harchold nd hm diffiarlt(ics) with ccrtain activities

” m .kot ~licable ” 01 - W .seCwd cwditim

D Tlf9012 2 903 Hich cditiim or wrditions are rupnsible fw there difficulties? Seccd tbild

U Denigrated prmt or Dusrdin of children between tte ages of 3 d IC aha live in this harehold ti hm difficultCia>

DATA SUE SEGlY PEP i.EYGT”

with certain ufivities ” 00 .Yot qpliable Y 01 _ W -third Conditim

D tl49u14 3 903 \hick corditiim or &itims .I+ rcrpornible for these difficulties? third child

U Dnimted pmrat or wardim of chilbn htnen the l 9er of 3 ud I4 * live in this hDusehold ud ban difficult(ie.) with certain activities

” 000 .Yot splicablc ” 101 - 999 .PCmm tuber

0 Tim16 2 9023 ylich cmditiiohor &itims are re$#sibie for these difficulties? Third hild

U Desiemted parent or Durdin of children between the -es of 3 ud I4 ti Live in this harsehold ard have difficult(ia) with certain activities

” 00 .YOt *liable Y 01 - W .firtt corditim

0 TM9013 2 910 wick sonditiia or Mditims are espwsible for these difficulties? third child

U Designsted parent or put-din of children between the apes of 3 a-d I4 ti live in tbir huehold nd have diffiwlttia) with certain activities

” 00 .Yot gplicable ” 01 - W .tcsad cwditim

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SOURCE AND ACCURACY STATNNENT POR TNE 1990 PUBLIC UEE FILES PAOU TBB SURVEY OF

INCOWE AND PROGRW PARTICIPATION

SOUBCB OP DATA

The data were collected in the 1990 panel of the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP). The SIPP universe is the noninstitutionalized resident population living in the United States. The population includes persons living in group quarters, such as dormitories, rooming houses, and religious group dwellings. Crew members of merchant vessels, Armed Forces personnel living in military barracks, and institutionalized persons, such as correctional facility inmates and nursing home residents, were not eligible to be in the survey. Also, United States citizens residing abroad were not eligible to be in the survey. Foreign visitors who work or attend school in this country and their families were eligible: all others were not eligible to be in the survey. With the exceptions noted above, persons who were at least 15 years of age at the time of the interview were eligible to be in the survey.

The 1990 panel of the SIPP sample is located in 230 Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) each consisting of a county or a group of contiguous counties. Within these PSUs, expected clusters of 2 living quarters (I.&) were systematically selected from lists of addresses prepared for the 1980 decennial census to form the bulk of the sample. To account for IQs built within each of the sample areas after the 1980 census, a sample was drawn of permits issued for construction of residential LQs up until shortly before the beginning of the panel. In jurisdictions that do not issue building permits, small land areas were sampled and the LQS within were listed by field personnel and then clusters of 4 LQs were subsampled. In addition, sample LQs were selected from supplemental frames that included LQs identified as missed in the 1980 Census and persons residing in group quarters at the time of the Census.

The 1990 panel differs from the other panels as a result of oversampling for low income. The oversample was constructed by taking a small subsample from the 1989 panel, and combing it with the 1990 panel. Variables such as race, ethnicity, and sex were used for the oversampling since low income data for 1989 panel households were unavailable. The 1989 panel subsample contains all Black Headed Households, all Hispanic Headed Households, all Households with Heads having no spouse present, living with relatives, and a random sample of all the other Household types. The latter random sample was done in an attempt to avoid bias in the sample.

Approximately 28,300 living quarters were designated for the 1990 panel. For Wave 1 of the 1990 panel, interviews were obtained from the occupants of about 21,900 of the 28,300 designated living quarters. Most of the remaining 6,400 living quarters in

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the 1990 panel were found to be vacant, demolished, converted to nonresidential use, or otherwise ineligible for the survey. However, apprOXimately 1,700 of the 6,400 living quarters in the. 1990 panel were not interviewed because the occupants refused to be interviewed, could not be found at home, were temporarily absent, or were otherwise unavailable. Thus, occupants of about 93 percent of all eligible living quarters participated in Wave 1 of the Survey for the 1990 panel. Sample loss at Wave 1 of the 1990 Panel was about 7.1% and is expected to increase to roughly 22.0% at the end of Wave 8.

For Waves 2-8, only original sample persons (Those in Wave 1 sample households and interviewed in Wave 1) and persons living with them were eligible to be interviewed. With certain restrictions, original sample persons were to be followed if they moved to a new address. When original sample persons moved without leaving a forwarding address or moved to extremely remote parts of the country and no telephone number was available, additional noninterviews resulted.

Sample households within a given panel are divided into four subsamples of nearly equal size. These subsamples are called rotation groups 1, 2, 3, or 4 and one rotation group is interviewed each month. Each household in the sample was scheduled to be interviewed at 4 month intervals over a period of roughly 2 years beginning in February 1990. The reference period for the questions is the 4-month period preceding the interview month. In general, one cycle of four interviews covering the entire sample, using the same questionnaire, is called a wave.

A unique feature of the SIPP design is overlapping panels. The overlapping design allows panels to be combined and essentially doubles the sample sizes. However, the 1990 panel is designed so that the first three waves do not overlap with other panels. (The 1988 and 1989 panels were prematurely terminated to provide the funding needed to enlarge the 1990 panel and allow oversampling to take place.) After the third wave, the 1990 panel overlaps with the 1991 panel. Selected interviews for the 1990 panel can be combined with interviews from the 1991 panel. Information necessary to do this is included later in this statement.

The public use files include core and supplemental (topical module) data. Core questions are repeated at each interview over the life of the panel. Topical modules include questions which are asked only in certain waves. The 1990 and 1991 panel topical modules are given in tables 1 and 2 respectively.

Tables 3 and 4 indicate the reference months and interview months for the collection of data from each rotation group for the 1990 and 1991 panels respectively. For example, Wave 1 rotation group 2 of the 1990 panel was interviewed in February 1990 and data for

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the reference months October 1989 through January 1990 were collected.

Estimation. The estimation procedure used to derive SIPP person weights involved several stages of weight adjustments. Each person received a base weight equal to the inverse of his/her probability of selection. A noninterview adjustment factor was applied to the weight of every occupant of interviewed households to account for households which were eligible for the sample but were not interviewed. (Individual nonresponse within partially interviewed households was treated with imputation. No special adjustment was made for noninterviews in group quarters.) A factor was applied to each interviewed person's weight to account for the SIPP sample areas not having the same population distribution as the strata from which they were selected.

An additional stage of adjustment to persons' weights was performed to reduce the mean square error of the survey estimates by ratio adjusting SIPP sample esfimates to monthly Current Population Survey (CPS) estimates of the civilian (and some military) noninstitutional population of the United States by age, race, Spanish origin, sex, type of householder (married, single with relatives, single without relatives), and relationship to householder (spouse or other). The CPS estimates were themselves brought into agreement with estimates from the 1980 decennial census which were adjusted to reflect births, deaths, immigration, emigration, and changes in the Armed Forces since 1980. Also, an adjustment was made so that a husband and wife within the same household were assigned equal weights.

Use of Weights. Users should be forewarned to apply the appropriate weights given on this file before attempting to calculate estimates. The weights vary between units due to the oversampling that took place. If analysis is dome for the general population without applying the appropriate weights, the results will be erroneous. Each household and each person within each household on each wave tape has five weights. Four of these weights are reference month specific and therefore can be used only to form reference month estimates. Reference month estimates can be averaged to form estimates of monthly averages over some period of time. For example, using the proper weights, one can estimate the monthly average number of households in a specified income range ever November and December 1990. To estimate monthly averages of a given measure (e.g., total, mean) over a number of consecutive months, sum the monthly estimates and divide by the number of months.

, These special CPS estimates are slightly different from the published monthly CPS estimates. The differences arise from forcing counts of husbands to agree with counts of wives.

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The remaining weight is interview month specific. This weight can be used to form estimates that specifically refer to the interview month (e.g., total persons currently looking for work); as well as estimates referring to the time period including the interview month and all previous months (e.g., total persons who have ever served in the military).

To form an estimate for a particular month, nse the reference m weight for the month of interest, summing over all persons or households with the characteristic of interest whose reference period includes the month of interest. Multiply the sum by a factor to account for the number of rotations contributing data for the month. This factor equals four divided by the number of rotations contributing data for the month. For example, December 1989 data is only available from rotations 2, 3, and 4 for Wave 1 of the 1990 panel (See table 3), so a factor of 4/3 (See Table 7) must be applied. To form an estimate for an interview month, use the procedure discussed above using the interview month weight provided on the file.

When estimates for months without four rotations worth of data are constructed from a wave file, factors greater than 1 must be applied. However, when core data from consecutive waves are used together, data from all four rotations may be available, in which case the factors are equal to 1.

These tapes contain no weight for characteristics that involve a person's or household's status over two or more months (e.g., number of households with a 50 percent increase in income between November and December 1990).

Producing Estimates for Census Regions and States. The total estimate for a region is the sum of the state estimates in that region. Using this sample, estimates for individual states are subject to very high variance and are not recommended. The state codes on the file are primarily of use for linking respondent characteristics with appropriate contextual variables (e.g., state-specific welfare criteria) and for tabulating data by user- defined groupings of states.

Produoing Estimates for the Wetropolitan Population. POT Washington, DC and 11 states, metropolitan or non-metropolitan residence is identified (variable H*-METRO). In 34 additional states, where the non-metropolitan population in the sample was small enough to present a disclosure risk, a fraction of the metropolitan sample was recoded to be indistinguishable from non- metropolitan cases (H*-WETRO=Z). In these states, therefore, the cases coded as metropolitan (Be-METRO=l) represent only a subsample of that population.

In producing state estimates for a metropolitan characteristic, multiply the individual, family, or household weights by the

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metropolitan inflation factor for that state, presented in table 5. (This inflation factor compensates for the subsampling of the metropolitan population and is 1.0 for the states with complete identification of the metropolitan population.)

The same procedure applies when creating estimates for particular identified MSA's or CMSA's --apply the factor appropriate to the state. For multi-state ISA’s, use the factor appropriate to each state part. For example, to tabulate data for the Washington, DC-MD-VA NSA, apply the Virginia factor of 1.0521 to weights for residents of the Virginia part of the MSA: Maryland and DC residents require no modification to the weights (i.e., their factors equal 1.0).

In producing regional or national estimates of the metropolitan population, it is also necessary to compensate for the fact that no metropolitan subsample is identified within two states (Mississippi and West Virginia) and one state-group (North Dakota - South Dakota - Iowa). Thus, factors in the right-hand column of table 5 should be used for regional and national estimates. The results of regional and national tabulations of the metropolitan population will be biased slightly. However, less than one-half of one percent of the metropolitan population is not represented.

Producing Estimates for the Non-metropolitan Population. State, regional, and national estimates of the non-metropolitan population cannot be computed directly, except for Washington, DC and the 11 states where the factor for state tabulations in table 5 is 1.0. In all other states, the cases identified as not in the metropolitan subsample (MHTNO=Z) are a mixture of non- metropolitan and metropolitan households. Only an indirect method of estimation is available: first compute an estimate for the total population, then subtract the estimate for the metropolitan population. The results of these tabulations will be slightly biased.

Combined Panel Estimates. Both the 1990 and 1991 panels provide data for October 1990-August 1992. Thus, estimates for these time periods may be obtained by combining the corresponding panels. However, since the Wave 1 questionnaire differs from the subsequent waves' questionnaire, we recommend that estimates not be obtained by combining Wave 1 data of the 1991 panel (collected February - May of 1991) with data of the 1990 panel. In this case, use the estimate obtained from either panel. Additionally, even for other waves, care should be taken when combining data from two panels since questionnaires for the two panels differ somewhat and since the length of time in sample for interviews from the two panels differ.

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Combined panel estimates may be obtained either (1) by combining estimates derived separately for the two panels or (2) by first combining data from the two files and then producing an estimate;

1. fombinina Senarate Estimates

Corresponding estimates from tvo consecutive year panels can be combined to create joint estimates by using the formula

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W = weighting factor of the earlier panel.

To combine the 1990 and 1991 panels use a W value of 0,608 unless one of the panels contributes no information to the estimate. In that case, the panel contributing information receives a factor of 1. The other receives a factor of zero.

2. Combinina Data from SeDarate Files

Start by first creating a file containing the data from the two panel files. -Apply the weighting factor, W, to the weight of each person from the earlier panel and apply (1-W) to the weight of each person from the later panel. Estimates can then be produced using the same methodology as used to obtain estimates from a single panel.

Illustration for comnutina combined panel estimate.

Suppose SIPP estimates for Wave 5 of the 1990 panel show that there vere 441,000 households with monthly December income above 56000. Also, suppose SIPP estimates for Wave 2 of the 1991 panel show that there were 435,000 households with monthly December income above $6000. Using formula (A), the joint level estimate is

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ACCURACP OF TEE EBTIMATBS

SIPP estimates obtained from public use files are sample: they may differ somewhat from the figures been obtained if a complete census had been taken ~.

based on a that would have using the same

questionnaire, instructions, and enumerators. There are tvo types of errors possible in an estimate based on a sample survey: nonsampling and sampling. The magnitude of SIPP sampling error can be estimated, but this is not true of nonsampling error. Found below are descriptions of sources of SIPP nonsampling error, folloved by discussions of sampling error, its estimation, and its use in data analysis. More detailed discussions of the existence and control of nonsampling errors in the SIPP can be found in the pualitv Profile for the Survev of Income and Proaram particination, May 1990, by Jabine, assisted by king and Petroni.

NOBsampliBg Variability. Nonsampling errors can beattributed to many sources, e.g., inability to obtain information about all cases in the sample, definitional difficulties, differences in the interpretation of questions, inability or unvillingness on the part of the respondents to provide correct information, inability to recall information, errors made in collection such as in recording or coding the data, errors made in processing the data, errors made in estimating values for missing data, biases resulting from the differing recall periods caused by the rotation pattern used and failure to represent all units within the universe (undercoverage). Quality control and edit procedures were used to reduce errors made by respondents, coders and interviewers.

Undercoverage in SIPP results from missed living quarters and missed persons within sample households. It is known that undercoverage varies vith age, race, and sex. Generally, undercoverage is larger for males than for females and larger for blacks than for nonblacks. Ratio estimation to independent age- race-sex population controls partially corrects for the bias due to survey undercoverage. However, biases exist in the estimates to the extent that persons in missed households or missed persons in interviewed households have different characteristics than the interviewed persons in the same age-race-Spanish origin-sex group- Further, the independent population controls used have not be adjusted for undercoverage.

Some respondents do not respond to some of the questions. Therefore, the overall nonresponse rate for Borne items such as income and other money related items is higher than the nonresponse rates presented on page 2. The Bureau uses complex techniques to adjust the weights for nonresponse, but the success of these techniques in avoiding bias is unknown.

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Comparability With Other Statistics. Caution should be exercised vhen comparing data from these files vith data from other SIPP products or with data from other surveys. The comparability problems are caused by sources such as the seasonal patterns for many characteristics, definitional differences, and different nonsampling errors.

8ampliBg Variability. Standard errors indicate the magnitude of the sampling variability. They also partially measure the effect of 6ome nonsampling errors in response and enumeration, but do not measure any systematic biases in the data. The standard errors for the most part measure the variations that occurred by chance because a sample rather than the entire population was surveyed.

Confidence Intervals. The sample estimate and its standard error enable one to construct confidence intervals, ranges that would include the average result of all possible samples vith a known probability. For example, if all possible samples were selected, each of these being surveyed under essentially the same conditions and using the same sample design, and if an estimate and its standard error were calculated from each sample, then:

1. Approximately 68 percent of the intervals from one standard error below the estimate to one standard error above the estimate vould include the average result of all possible samples.

2. Approximately 90 percent of the intervals from 1.6 standard errors below the estimate to 1.6 standard errors above the estimate would include the average result of all possible samples.

3. Approximately 95 percent of the intervals from two standard errors below the estimate to two standard errors above the estimate vould include the average result of all possible samples.

The average estimate derived from all possible samples is or is not contained in any particular computed interval. However, for a particular sample, one can say with a specified confidence that the average estimate derived from all possible samples is included in the confidence interval.

Hypothesis Testing. Standard errors may also be used for hypothesis testing, a procedure for distinguishing betveen population parameters using sample estimates. The most common types of hypotheses tested are 1) the population parameters are identical versus 2) they are different. Tests may be performed at various levels of significance, where a level of significance is the probability of concluding that the parameters are different when, in fact, they are identical.

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To perform the most common hypothesis test, compute the difference X, - Xa, vhere X, and X, are sample estimates of the parameters of interest. A later section explains how to derive an estimate of the standard error of the difference X, - Xa,. Let that standard error be spuF. If x, - x, is between and +1.6 times s,,,,,

-1.6 times sDIFF no conclusion about the parameters is

justified at the 10 percent significance level. If on the other hand, X, - x, is smaller than -1.6 times sanF or larger than +1.6 times sa,FF, the observed difference is significant at the 10 percent level. In this event, it is commonly accepted practice to say that the parameters are different. Of course, sometimes this conclusion will be wrong. When the parameters are, in fact, the same, there is a 10 percent chance of concluding that they are different.

Wote vhen using small estimates. Because of the large standard errors involved, there is little chance that summary measures vould reveal useful information vhen computed on a smaller base than 200,000. Also, care must be taken in the interpretation of small differences. For instance, in case of a borderline difference, even a small amount of nonsampling error can lead to a wrong decision about the hypotheses, thus distorting a seemingly valid hypothesis test.

standard Error Parameters and Tables and Their Use. Most SIPP estimates have greater standard errors than those obtained through a simple random sample because clusters of living quarters are sampled. To derive standard errors that would be applicable to a wide variety of estimates and could be prepared at a moderate cost, a number of approximations were required. Estimates with similar standard error behavior were grouped together and two parameters (denoted "an and "be) were developed to approximate the standard error behavior of each group of estimates. These *'an and "bw parameters are used in estimating standard errors and vary by type of estimate and by subgroup to which the estimate applies. Table 6 provides base "an and "bn parameters to be used for estimates obtained from core data and for some estimates from topical module data. These parameters are considered preliminary. Revised parameters ue soon to fOllOV.

The factors provided in table 7 vhen multiplied by the base parameters of table 6 for a given subgroup and type of estimate give the man and Mb'* parameters for that subgroup and estimate type for the specified reference period. For example, the base wan and ebn parameters for total number of households are -0.0000664 and 6,043, respectively. For Wave 1 the factor for October 1989 is 4.0000 since only 1 rotation month of data is available. So, the “an and "b" parameters for total household income in October 1989 based on Wave 1 are -0.0002656 and 24,172, respectively. Also for Wave 1, the factor for the first quarter of 1990 is 1.2222 since 9 rotation months of data are available

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(rotations 1 and 4 provide 3 rotations months each, while rotations 2 and 3 provide 1 and 2 rotation months, respectively). So, the "a** and eb" parameters for total number of households in the first quarter of 1990 are for Wave 1.

-0.0000812 and 7,386, respectively

The eae and nb*V parameters may be used to calculate the standard error for estimated numbers and percentages. Because the actual standard error behavior vas not identical for all estimates within a group, the standard errors computed from these parameters provide an indication of the order of magnitude of the standard error for any specific estimate. Methods for using these parameters for computation of approximate standard errors are given in the following sections.

For those users who wish further simplification, ve have also provided preliminary general standard errors in tables 8 through 11 for making estimates with the use of data from all four rotations. Note that these standard errors must be adjusted by a factor (f) from table 6. The standard errors resulting from this simplified approach are less accurate. Methods for using these parameters and tables for computation of standard errors are given in the following sections. Standard errors provided in tables 8 through 11 will change when revised parameters are available.

For the 1990, 1991 combined panel parameters, multiply the parameters in table 6 by the forthcoming appropriate factor from table 15. The factors later provided in table 16 adjust parameters for the number of rotation months available for a given estimate. These factors, when multiplied by the combined panel parameters derived from table 6 for a given subgroup and type of estimate, give the wag' and "bm parameters for that subgroup and estimate type for the specified combined reference period.

For calculating 1990 topical module variances, table 12 is designated to later provide base nam and "be parameters. Table 13 also in the near future will provide base eae and ebe parameters for computing the 1990, 1991 combined panel topical module variances. These parameters will also be provided when revised generalized variance parameters are available.

Procedures for calculating standard errors for the types of estimates most commonly used are described belov. Note specifically that these procedures apply only to reference month estimates or averages of reference month estimates. Refer to the section "Use of Weights" for a more detailed discussion of the construction of estimates. Stratum codes and half sample codes are included on the tapes to enable the user to compute the variances directly by methods such as balanced repeated replications @RR). William G. Cochran provides a list of

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references discussing the application of this technique. (See Sampling Techniques, 3rd Ed., New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1977, p. 321.)

Btandud Errors of estimated numbers. The approximate standard error, sx, of an estimated number of persons, households, families, unrelated individuals and so forth, can be obtained in tvo vays. Both apply vhen data from all four rotations are used to make the estimate. However, only the second method should be used when less than four rotations of data are available for the estimate. Note that neither method should be applied to dollar values.

It may be obtained by the use of the formula

s, = fS (1)

vhere f is the appropriate *fn factor from table 6, and 6 is the standard error on the estimate obtained by interpolation from table 8 or 9. Alternatively, P, may be approximated by the formula

s, = 4- (2)

from which the standard errors in tables 8 and 9 were calculated. Here x is the size of the estimate and ,,a,, and "bn are the parameters associated with the particular type of characteristic being estimated. Use of formula 2 vi11 provide more accurate results than the use of formula 1.

Tllustration.

Suppose SIPP estimates for Wave 1 of the 1990 panel show that there were 472,000 households vith monthly household income above $6,000. The appropriate parameters and factor from table 6 and the appropriate general standard error from table 8 are

a= -0.0000664 b = 6,043 f= 1.00 s = 53,300

Using formula 1, the approximate standard error is

5, = 53,300

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Using formula 2, the approximate standard error is

(-0.0000664) (472,000)* + (6,043) (472.000) ~53,300

Using the standard error based on formula 2, the approximate 90- percent confidence interval as shown by the data is from 387,000 to 557,000. Therefore, a conclusion that the average estimate derived from all possible samples lies within a range computed in this way vould be correct for roughly 90% of all samples.

alustration for comnutina standard errors for combined Dane1 estimates. available.

Will be provided vhan combining factors are

Btandard Error of a lean. A mean is defined here to be the average quantity of some item (other than persons, families! or households) per person, family or household. For example, it could be the average monthly household income of females age 25 to 34. The standard error of a mean can be approximated by formula 3 below. Because of the approximations used in developing formula 3, an estimate of the standard error of the mean obtained from this formula will generally underestimate the true standard error. The formula used to estimate the standard

error of a mean F is

(3)

where y is the size of~the base, s2 is the estimated population variance of the item and b is the parameter associated vith the particular type of item.

The population variance s2 may be estimated by one of tvo methods. In both methods we assume xI is the value of the item for unit i. (Unit may be person, family, or household). To use the first method, the range of values for the item is divided into c intervals. The upper and lower boundaries of interval j are Zj., and Z., respectively. groups such that Zj., < xi 5 Zj.

Each unit is placed into one of c

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The estimated population variance, s*, is given by the formula:

vhere p- is the estimated proportion of units in group j, and mj = tZj-j -' zj) /2e The most representative value of the item in group j is assumed to be mi. If group c is open-ended, i.e., no upper interval boundary exists, then an approximate value for mc is

The mean, z can be obtained using the following fOimda:

In the second method, the estimated population variance is given by

(5)

where there are n units with the item of interest and wi is the

final weight for unit i. The mean; Z , can be obtained from the

formula

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When forming combined estimates using formula (A), s', given by formula (4). each panel.

should be calculated by forming a distribution for The range of values for the item vi11 be divided

into intervals. Combined estimates for each interval can be obtained using formula (A). Formula (4) can be applied to the

combined distribution. To calculate z and s* given by formula

(51, replace xi by Wx, for xi from the earlier panel and (1-W)xi for xi from the later panel.

Jllustration.

Suppose that based on Wave 1 data, the distribution of monthly cash income for persons age 25 to 34 during the month of January 1988 is given in table 14.

Using formula 4 and the mean month)y cash income of $2,530 the approximate population variance, s , is

s= = (,‘4.‘,‘,‘,) (150)' +(&$g) (450)s +..... +

(;;,4;;l) (9,000)' - (2,530)3 = 3,159,887.

Using formula 3, the appropriate base *b" parameter and factor

from table 6, the estimated standard error of a mean F is

s, = 4

3g4;5~~,,) (3.X59.887) = $20 , l

Standard error of an aggregate. An aggregate is defined to be the total quantity of an item summed Over all the units in a group. The standard error of an aggregate can be approximated using formula 6.

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As with the estimate of the standard error of a mean, the estimate of the standard error of an aggregate will generally underesrimate the true standard error. Let y be the size of the. base, s be the estimated population variance of the item obtained using formula (4) or (5) and b be the parameter associated with the particular type of item. The standard error of an aggregate is:

6, = d(b) (~1s' (6)

Standard Errors of Estimated Percentages. The reliability of an estimated percentage, computed using sample data for both numerator and denominator, depends upon both the size of the percentage and the size of the total upon which the percentage is based. Estimated percentages are relatively more reliable than the corresponding estimates of the numerators of the percentages, particularly if the percentages are 50 percent or more, e.g., the percent of people employed is more reliable than the estimated number of people employed. When the numerator and denominator of the percentage have different parameters, use the parameter (and appropriate factor) of the numerator. If proportions are presented instead of percentages, note that the standard error of a proportion is equal to the standard error of the corresponding percentage divided by 100.

There are two types of percentages commonly estimated. The first is the percentage of persons, families or households sharing a particular characteristic such as the percent of persons owning their own home. The second type is the percentage of money or some similar concept held by a particular group of persons or held in a particular form. Examples are the percent of total wealth held by persons with high income and the percent of total income received by persons on welfare.

For the percentage of persons, families, or households, the approximate standard error, sop,, can be obtained by the formula'

of the estimated percentage p

Sk&,) = fs (7)

when data from all four rotations are used to estimate p. In this formula, f is the appropriate "fn factor from table 6 and s is the standard error of the estimate from table 10 or 11.

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Alternatively, it may be approximated by the formula

from which the standard errors in tables 10 and 11 were calculated. Here x is the size of the subclass of social units vhich is the base of the percentage, p is the percentage (o~p<loo), and b is the parameter associated with the characteristic in the numerator. Use of this formula will give more accurate results than use of formula 7 above and should be used when data from less than four rotations are used to estimate P*

slustration.

Suppose that, in the month of January 1990, 6.7 percent of the 16,812,OOO 'persons in nonfarm households with a mean monthly household cash income of $4,000 to $4,999, vere black. Using formula 8 and the -b" parameter of 4,755 from table 6 and a factor of 1 for the month of January 1990 from table 7, the approximate standard error is

(16.812.000) (6.7) (100-6.7) = 0.42pezcent

consequently, the 90 percent confidence interval as shovn by these data is from 6.0.to 7.4 percent.

For percentages of money, a more complicated formula is required. A percentage of money will usually be estimated in one of two ways. It may be the ratio of two aggregates:

PI = 100 tx, / x,,

or it may be the ratio of two means with an adjustment for different bases:

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where xI and xy are aggregate money figures, z* and ZN are

mean money figures, and & is the estimated number in group A

divided by the estimated number in group N. In either case, we estimate the standard error as

(9)

where sP is the standard error of & , s1 is the standard error

of ZA and sB is the standard error of EN . To calculate sP, *se

formula 8. The standard errors of EN and Fa may be

calculated using formula 3.

It should be noted that there is frequently some correlation

between #A. zN, and 3;; . Depending on the magnitude and sign

of the correlations, the standard error will be over or underestimated.

Illustration.

Suppose that in January 1990, 9.8% of the households own rental property, the mean value of rental property is $72,121, the mean value of assets is S78,-734, and the corresponding standard errors are 0.25%, $4678, and $2287. In total there are 86,790,OOO households. Then, the percent of all household assets held in rental property is

= 100 (0.098) ;;;:a) = 9.0% (

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using formula (9), the appropriate standard error is

= 0.007

= 0.7%

Standard Error of a Difference. The standard error of a difference between two sample estimates is approximately equal to

(10)

where s,, and s,. are the standard errors of the estimates x and y. The estimates can be numbers, percents, ratios, etc. The above formula assumes that the correlation coefficient between the characteristics estimated by x and y is zero. If the correlation is really positive (negative) then this assumption will tend to cause overestimates (underest&ates) of the true standard error.

utration.

Suppose that SIPP estimates show the number of persons age 35-44 years with monthly cash income of 64,000 to $4,999 was 3,186,OOO in the month of January 1990 and the number of persons age 25-34 years with monthly cash income of 64,000 to $4,999 in the same time period was 2,619,OOO. Then, using parameters from table 6 and formula 2, the standard errors of these numbers are approximately 124,000 and 112,000, respectively. The difference in sample estimates is 567,000 and, using formula 10, the approximate standard error of the difference is

(124,000)~ + (112,000)' = 167,000

Suppose that it is desired to test at the 10 percent significance level whether the number of persons with monthly cash income of S4,OOO to $4,999 was different for persons age 35-44 years than for persons age 25-34 years. To perform the test, compare the difference of 567,000 to the product 1.6 x 167,000 = 267,200. Since the difference is greater than 1.6 times the standard error of the difference, the data show that the two age groups are significantly different at the 10 percent significance level.

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Standard Error of a Nedian. The median quantity of some item such as income for a given group of persons, families, or households is that quantity such that at least half the group have as much or more and at least half the group have as much or less. The sampling variability of an estimated median depends upon the form of the distribution of the item as vell as the size of the group. To calculate standard errors on medians, the procedure described below may be used.

An approximate method for measuring the reliability of an estimated median is to determine a confidence interval about it. (See the section on sampling variability for a general discussion of confidence intervals.) The following procedure may be used to estimate the 68-percent confidence limits and hence the standard error of a median based on sample data.

1. Determine, using either formula 7 or formula 8, the standard error of an estimate of 50 percent of the group:

2. Add to and subtract from 50 percent the standard error determined in step 1;

3. Using the distribution of the item within the group, calculate the guantity of the item such that the percent of the group owning more is equal to the smaller percentage found in step 2. This quantity will be the upper limit for the 68-percent confidence interval. In a similar fashion, calculate the quantity of the item such that the percent of the group owning more is equal to the larger percentage found in step 2. This quantity will be the lover limit for the 68-percent confidence interval:

4. Divide the difference between the two quantities determined in step 3 by two to obtain the standard error of the median.

To perform step 3, it will be necessary to interpolate. Different methods of interpolation may be used. The most common are simple linear interpolation and Pareto interpolation. The appropriateness of the method depends on the form of the distribution around the median. If density is declining in the area, then we recommend Pareto interpolation. If density is fairly constant in the area, then ve recommend linear interpolation. Note, however, that Pareto interpolation can never be used if the interval contains zero or negative measures of the item of interest. Interpolation is used as follows. The quantity of the item such that "pn percent own more is

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if Pareto Interpolation is indicated and

(11)

(12)

if linear interpolation is indicated, where N is the size of the group,

A, and A2

N, and N,

are the lower and upper bounds, respectively, of the interval in which xpl falls,

are the estimated number of group members owning more than A, and A*, respectively,

exp refers to the exponential function and

Ln refers to the natural logarithm function.

Illustration.

To illustrate the calculations for the sampling error on a median, we return to table 14. The median monthly income for this group is 52,158. The size of the group is 39,851,OOO.

1. Using formula 8, the standard error of 50 percent on a base of 39,851,OOO is about 0.6 percentage points.

2. Following step 2, the two percentages of interest are 49.4 and 50.6.

3. By examining table 14, we see that the percentage 49.4 falls in the income interval from 2000 to 2499. (Since 55.5% receive more than S2,OOO per month, the dollar value corresponding to 49.4 must be between 92,000 and $2,500). Thus, A, = $2,000, A2 = $2,500, N, = 22,106,000, and N2 = 16,307,OOO.

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In this case, we decided to use Pareto interpolation. Therefore, the upper bond of a 68% confidence interval for the median is

Also by examining table 14, we see that 50.6 falls in the same income interval. Thus, A,, Ar,, N, and Nr are the same. We also use Pareto interpolation for this case. So the lower bound of a 68% confidence interval for the median is

Thus, the 68-percent confidence interval on the estimated median is from $2137 to $2177. An approximate standard error is

$2177 - $2137 s520 2

Standard Errors of Ratios of Weans and Yedians. The standard error for a ratio of means or medians is approximated by:

(13)

where x and y are the means or medians, and sX and sy are their associated standard errors. Formula 13 assumes that the means are not correlated. If the correlation between the population means estimated by x and y are actually positive (negative), #en this procedure will tend to produce overestimates (underestimates) of the true standard error for the ratio of means.

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Table 1. 1990 Panel Topical nodules

Wave ToDical Module

1 None

2 Recipiency History Employment History Work Disability History Education and Training History Marital History Migration History Fertility History Household Relationships

3

4

5

6

7

8

Child Care Arrangements Child Support Agreements Support of Non-household Members Utilization of Health Care Services Functional Limitations C Disability Work Schedule

Assets 6 Liabilities Retirement Expectations h Pensions

Plan Coverage Real Estate, Property, and Vehicles

Taxes Annual Income and Retirement Accounts School Enrollment and Financing

Child Support Agreements Support of Non-household Members Utilization of Health Care Services Functional Limitations & Disability Not in Labor Force Spells

Selected Financial Assets Medical Expenses C Work Disability Real Estate Shelter Costs Dependent Care Vehicles

Annual Income h Retirement Accounts Taxes School Enrollment h Financing

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Table 2. 1991 Panel Topical Modules for Wave8 1 through 5'

3 Work Schedule Child Care Arrangements Child Support Agreements Support for Non-household Members Functional Limitations C Disability Utilization of Health Care Services

4 Selected Financial Assets Medical Expenses h Work Disability Real Estate Shelter Costs Dependent Care Vehicles

5

Wave

1

2

Tonical Module

None

Welfare Bistory Recipiency Xistory Employment History Work Disability Ristory Education and Training History Marital History Migration Wistory Fertility History Household Relationships

Taxes Annual Income and Retirement Accounts School Enrollment and Financing

I Topical Modules for waves 6 through 8 are not yet available.

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Table 3. Reference Months for Each Interview Month - 1990 Panel

YaVC, n

l/2

v-5

lJ4

111

2n

z/3

2/h

2/l

3/2

s/3

3/L

S/l

4th OlJmtC? 1st ou.rrcr C1989) (1WO)

OCf Yov clec Jan ICb *at

xxx x

xx xx

x xxx

x x x

x x

x

x

x x x x x

xxx x x x x x

X x x x

x.x x x

xx xx

. . . . . . . . . .

x x x x

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“We, m l/2

1l-s

I/L

111

2l2

2n

2/b

2/l

3/P

s/3

3/L

‘th ~Mrter IS? omrter (IWO) (1990

act WV Dee Jan Mb “87

xxx x

x x x x

x x x x

x x x

x x

X

X

x x

x x x

xxx x

xx xx

x xxx

X xx x

xx xx

. . . . . . . . . .

S/l xx xx

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Factors for Factors for use in State use in Regional or CMSA (ISA) or National Tabulations Tabulations

Northeast: Connecticut 1.0387 1.0387 Maine 1.2219 1.2219 Massachusetts 1.0000 1.0000 New Hampshire 1.2234 1.2234 New Jersey 1.0000 1.0000 New York 1.0000 1.0000 Pennsylvania 1.0096 1.0096 Rhode Island 1.2506 1.2506 Vermont 1.2219 1.2219

Midwest: Illinois 1.0000 1.0110 Indiana 1.0336 1.0450 Iowa --- --- Kansas 1.2912 1.3055 Michigan 1.0328 1.0442 Minnesota 1.0366 1.0480 Missouri 1.0756 1.0874 Nebraska 1.6289 1.6468 North Dakota --- --- Ohio 1.0233 1.0346 South Dakota --- --- Wisconsin 1.0188 1.0300

South: Alabama 1.1574 1.1595 Arkansas 1.6150 1.6179 Delaware 1.5593 1.5621 D.C. 1.0000 1.0018 Florida 1.0140 1.0158 Georgia 1.0142 1.0160 Kentucky 1.2120 1.2142 Louisana 1.0734 1.0753 Maryland 1.0000 1.0018 Mississippi --- --- North Carolina 1.0000 1.0018 Oklahoma 1.0793 1.0812 South Carolina 1.0185 1.0203 Tennessee 1.0517 1.0536 Texas 1.0113 1.0131 Virginia 1.0521 1.0540 West Virginia --- ---

e--w -. ---..-I”*‘esuA aa-IoyII*x. coIcI*P CY Y1I aapprrsu C” 8.uupucs National and Subnational Estimates

- indicates no metropolitan subsample is identified for the state

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Ta.OLe 5 cam-c. nerropolitan sumsampre raczors ~0 oe *ppLrea f0 Compute National and Bubaational Estimates

West: Alaska 1.4339 1.4339 Arizona 1.0117 1.0117 California 1.0000 1.0000 Colorado 1.1306 1.1306 Hawaii 1.0000 1.0000 Idaho 1.4339 1.4339 Montana 1.4339 1.4339 Nevada 1.0000 1.0000 New Mexico 1.0000 1.0000 Oregon 1.1317 1.1317 Utah 1.0000 1.0000 Washington 1.0456 1.0456 Wyoming 1.4339 1.4339

Factors for use in State or CMSA (MSA) Tabulations

Factors for use in Regional or National Tabulations

- indicates no metropolitan subsample is identified for the state

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Table 6: SIPP Generalire Variance Puametfirs for 1990 Panel Public use Pile -- PreliaLParg l

Characteristics Parameters

TOTAL PERSONS

16+ Program Participation and Benefits, Poverty (3) Both Sexes Male Female

E B

-0.0000843 14344 -0.0001772 14344 -0.0001604 14344

16+ Income and Labor Force (5) Both Sexes Male Female

-0.0000287 4890 -0.0000605 4890 -0.0000547 4890

16+ Pension Plan l * (4) Both Sexes Male Female

-0.0000525 8956 -0.0001108 8956 -0.0001001 8956

All Others l ** (6) Both Sexes Male Female

-0.0000771 17784 -0.0001595 17784 -0.0001493 17784

f

0.90

0.52

0.71

1.00

WHITE PERSONS

16+ Program Participation and Benefits, Poverty (3) Both Sexes Male Female

16+ Income and Labor Force (5) Both Sexes Male Female

16+ Pension Plan l * (4) Both Sexes Male Female

All Others *** (6) Both Sexes Male Female

-0.0000934 15898 0.95 -0.0001964 15898 -0.0001778 15898

-0.0000318 5420 0.55 -0.0000670 5420 -0.0000606 5420

-0.0000582 9926 0.75 -0.0001228 9926 -0.0001110 9926

-0.0000855 19710 1.05 -0.0001768 19710 -0.0001655 19710

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Table 6 cont'd. SIPP Geaeralised VuimCe Parameters for 1990 Panel Public Use Pile -- Preliminary l

Characteristics Parameters

BLACK PERSONS

Poverty (1) Both Sexes Male Female

All Others l *+ (2) Both Sexes Male Female

HISPANIC PERSONS

Poverty (1) Both Sexes Male Female

All Others l ** (2) Both Sexes Male Female

E

-0.0003182 8843 -0.0006793 8843 -0.0005987 8843

-0.0001723 4755 -0.0003704 4755 -0.0003223 4755

-0.0000609 10374 -0.0001282 10374 -0.0001160 10374

-0.0002294 4755 -0.0004589 4755 -0.0006727 4755

HousEHoLos

Total -0.0000641 6043 1.00

White -0.0000823 6698 1.05

Black -0.0002888 3018 0.71

Hispanics -0.0005290 3018 0.71

l

l t

ttt

f

0.71

0.52

0.76

0.52

For cross-tabulations, use the parameters of the characteristic with the smaller number within the parentheses.

Use the "16+ Pension Plan" parameters for pension plan tabulations of persons 16+ in the labor force. Use the "All Others* parameters for retirement tabulations, O+ program participation, 0+ benefits, 0+ income, and 0+ labor force tabulations, in addition to any other types of tabulations not specifically covered by another characteristic in this table.

Use the "All others" parameter for any type of tabulation not specifically covered by another characteristic in this table.

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Table 7. Factors to be applied to Teble 6 Base Parameters to Obtain Parameters for Various Reference Periods

# of available rotation months'

Monthly estimate

factor

1 4.0000 2 2.0000 3 1.3333 4 1.0000

Quarterly estimate

6 1.8519 8 1.4074 9 1.2222 10 1.0494 11 1.0370 12 1.0000

1 The number of available rotation months for a given estimate is the sum of the number of rotations available for each month of the estimate.

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Table 8. Standard Errors of Estimated Numbers of Households, Families or Unrelated Persons (Numbers in Thousands)

Size of Estimate

200

300

500

750

1,000

2,000

3,000

5,000

7,500

10,000

Standa,rd Error

35

43

55

67

77

109

132

169

204

Size of Estimate

15,000

25,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

70,000

80,000

90,000

Standard Error

275

331

349

368

369

351

312

242

78

1 To account for sample attrition, multiply the standard error of the estimate by 1.04 for estimates which include data from Wave 5 and beyond.

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Table 9. StadUd Errors Of EStimafSd ElUmberS Of PerSOnS (Numbers in Thousands)

Size of Estimate

200

300

600

1,000

2,000

5,000

8,000

11,000

13,000

15,000

17,000

22,000

26,000

30,000

Standard Error

60

73

103

133

188

295

371

432

467

499

529

595

641

681

Size of Estimate

50,000

80,000

100,000

130,000

135,000

150,000

160,000

180,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

Standard Error

835

964

1005

1004

999

966

934

838

688

578

425

108


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Table 10. Standard Errors of Estimated Percentages of of Households Families or Unrelated Persons

Base of Estimated Percentage (Thousands)

200

300

500

750

1,000

2,000

3,000

5,000

7,500

10,000

15,000

25,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

80,000

90,000

T S 1 or L 99

1.73

1.41

1.09

0.89

0.77

0.55

0.45

0.35

0.28

0.24

0.20

0.15

0.14

0.12

0.11

0.10

0.09

0.08

Es mated E

2 or 98 5 or 95

2.43 3.79

1.99 3.09

1.54 2.40

1.26 1.96

1.09 1.69

0.77 1.20

0.63 0.98

0.49 0.76

0.40 0.62

0.34 0.54

0.28 0.44

0.22 0.34

0.20 0.31

0.17 0.27

0.15 0.24

0.14 0.22

0.12 0.19

0.11 0.18

10 or 90 25 or 75 50

5.20 7.50 8.70

4.26 6.20 7.10

3.30 4.76 5.50

2.69 3.89 4.49

2.33 3.37 3.89

1.65 2.38 2.75

1.35 1.94 2.24

1.04 1.51 1.74

0.85 1.23 1.42

0.74 1.06 1.23

0.60 0.87 1.00

0.47 0.67 0.78

0.43 0.61 0.71

0.37 0.53 0.61

0.33 0.48 0.55

0.30 0.43 0.50

0.26 0.38 0.43

0.25 0.35 0.41

To account for sample attrition, multiply the standard error of the estimate by 1.04 for estimates which include data from Wave 5 and beyond.

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Table 11. Btandard Errors of Estimated Percentages of Persons

Base of Estimated Percentage (Thousands)

200

300

600

1,000

2,000

5,000

8,000

11,000

13,000

17,000

22,000

26,000

30,000

50,000

80,000

100,000

130,000

220,000

230,000

T 5 1 or 1 99

2.97

2.42

1.71

1.33

0.94

0.59

0.47

0.40

0.37

0.32

0.28

0.26

0.24

0.19

0.15

0.13

0.12

0.09

0.09

Estimated I

2 or 98 5 or 95

4.17 6.50

3.41 5.31

2.41 3.75

1.87 2.91

1.32 2.06

0.83 1.30

0.66 1.03

0.56 0.88

0.52 0.81

0.45 0.70

0.40 0.62

0.37 0.57

0.34 0.53

0.26 0.41

0.21 0.32

0.19 0.29

0.16 0.25

0.13 0.20

0.12 0.19

rcentages

10 or 90

9.00

7.30

5.20

4.00

2.83

1.79

1.41

1.21

1.11

0.97

0.85

0.78

0.73

0.57

0.45

0.40

0.35

0.27

0.26

25 or 75 50

12.90 14.90

10.50 12.20

7.50 8.60

5.80 6.70

4.08 4.71

2.58 2.98

2.04 2.36

1.74 2.01

1.60 1.85

1.40 1.62 .

1.23 1.42

1.13 1.31

1.05 1.22

0.82 0.94

0.65 0.75

0.58 0.67

0.51 0.58

0.39 0.45

0.38 0.44


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Table 12. 1990 Topical module Generalized Variance Parameters

Fertility

# Females (16+)

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Births (16+ females)

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Educational Attainment (16+)

Wave 2

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Wave 5

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Marital Status and Person's Family Characteristics

Some HIi members (16+)

Total

white

Black

Hispanic

All HIi members (0+)

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

a b

-0.0000403 3,982 -0.0000526 4,414

-0.0002431 2,878

-0.0006864 4,851

-0.0000735 7,261

-0.0000960 8,048

-0.0004432 5,248

-0.0012518 8,847

-0.0000286 5,424

-0.0000372 6,012

-0.0001810 3,921

-0 * 0002797 3,921

-0.0000312 5,913

-0.0000405 6,553

-0.0001972' 4,273

-0.0003048 4,273

-0.0000433 8,209 -0.0000563 9,098 -0.0002738 5,933 -0.0004232 5,933

-0.0000405 9,975 -0.0000534 11,055

-0.0002374 7,209

-0.0003478 7,209

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Child Support (16+ females)

Wave 3

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Wave 6

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Support for non-household members (16+)

Wave 3

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Wave 6

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Health and Disability (o+)

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

O-15 Child Care

Wave 3

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

Wave 6

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

a b

-0.0000612 6,043 -0.0000799 6,698

-0.0003698 4,368

-0.0006180 4,368

-0.0000667 6,587

-0.0000871 7,301

-0.0004021 4,761

-0.0006736 4,761

-0.0000319 6,043

-0.0000414 6,698

-0.0002016 4,368

-0.0003116 4,368

-0.0000347 6,587

-0.0000452 7,301

-0.0002198 4,761

-0.0003396 4,761

-0.0000318 7,818

-0.0000419 8,666

-0.0001861 5,651

-0.0002727 5,651

-0.0000867 4,890

-0.0001195 5,420

-0.0004064 3,535

-0.0008883 5,956

-0.0000945 5,331

-0.0001303 5,908

-0.0004430 3,853

-0.0009682 6,492

8-36

Welfare History and AFDC

Both Sexes 18+

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

nales l8+

Total

iibite

Black

Hispanic

Females 18+

Total

White

Black

Hispanic

a b

-0.0000783 14,344

-0.0001016 15,898

-0.0005025 10,367

-0.0007784 10,367

-0.0001638 14,344

-0.0002112 15,898

-0.0011083 10,367

-0.0015697 10,367

-0.0001501 14,344

-0.0001959 15,898

-0.0009194 10,367

-0.0015441 10,367

8-37

8-38

Table 14. Factors to be Applied to Base parameters to Obtain Combined Panel Parameters for Estimates from Various Reference Periods.

# of avaialble rotation months for 2 nanels combined'

Bonthly Estimate

2 4.0000 3 3.0000 4 2.0000 5 1.6667 6 1.3333 7 1.1667 8 1.0000

Quarterly Estimates

12 15 18 19 24

Annual Estimates

96

1.8519 1.5631 1.2222 1.1470 1.0000

1.0000

' Estimates are based on monthly averages.

' The number of available rotation months for a given estimate is the sum of the number of rotations available for each month of the estimate for the two panels. There must be at least one rotation month available for each month from each panel for monthly and quarterly estimates.

8-39

8-40

APPENDX A-l

Code Income Sources

l-scdelsewflly 2 - U.S. GwenmeN Rallrced Retlremmn pay 3-Ft3detalsLtpplementalsecuritylncume(ssI)

5---m- 6-~Unemploym0ntBene6ts

7-~unemployment compensation I-hds AdW-nent Act benaits. Srlke pay. olher) 8-Vete1ansmmpensltionapendons lo-wodrefscompensation 12-Enployeraun[ontempomryskknesspdky 13-Paymentsfromasidoless,accidentordisabilityinsuancepdicypurchasedonyourorrm 20-AidtoFamiliiwithLbpe&ntchildren(AFDC,ADC) 21 -Generalessistanceor~mlii 23-FOStWChiklCa~p@lMtS 24-OtherWre 25 - WIG (Women. infar& and UWdren) Nutrltkn Program 27-FoodsEamp~ ~-~-paymenLs a-~imoypayments 30-PemiMfmm mmpanyorlmion 3l-FedetalCMServiceorotherFederalManemployeepmskns 32 - U.S. Mllllty relirm pay 34-Stategovemmmtpenskns 35-~govemmentpensbm 88-lrKaYfnefmmpaidupliikKurancepdkiiaannuitiee 37-EstatesalritNsts 38-otherpaymmtsfor retkemenLdiibiliiwsunrivor 40 - 0.1. Bfll/VEAP educsilon bends 41 -DtherVAWxadmalassisfance 50-iIlCMlE- from a charlIable group 51 -Mcneyfrandatiiafrimds

=-Lump~Pymentr 53-hlmmefrom mamrsabcarders 54-tWkdGoardaReservepay 55-lnddentalacasueleamings 56-Otlwcashlmxmenothdudedelsewhere 7s-cat- -ardrecakclfa-ityreasats

stateMminlslered supplemantal security kKxlms (dd ccde4)

-lunepaymentsw~9) Statewmpomfyskknessordiiibeneb(ddccde11) Indh, Cuban. or R&we Assistance (old code 22) Natkd Guard a Reserve Force retirement (dd code 33)

Al -1

ml - Regaer/passbook savings accounb habank,savingsarcllcanorcmditmion 101 -Money market de&t accamts 102-rIzMkabofDepodtordhersavingscart~1es 103 - NOW, Super NOW a other Interest eating checking accounts lcbl-Maleymarketfunds 106-U.S.Gwamnmsecurllles 108-MtnMpdacupaalebords 107-othBrweres-eamingsssets lio-8tcckaaMltualfundshares 120-Rentalproperty 130-MUQ3p3S MO-ROyaniBs

170-Worked 171 -Dimbled 172-Medicare 1X3-hhdk& 174 -U.S. savtng Bonds (E, EE) 178-cdlegawaksludy 176-PUGrant t?? - supplemental Educationat Oppoftunhy Gtant (SEOG) 178-NatbnalDhUStl&lILCC3il(NSL) 179-G--Loan 180-JlPATmknlq 181 - EmprOyer aesklanCe 182 - Fellowsh@/Schdarshi~ 183-Omerlhndillaid 2M)-VAdiikytatingdlGU% 201 -VAdiib@ioflessthanlOO%

Al-2

APPENDIX A-2

Income 8ourc88 Included in Monthly Cash home

E~mlng8+om EmploymenI

acwuntstnabank,savingsandloanorcmditunbn iYiztf$L~Z cenyicatesdDapo8ltadhersavings~ NOW, Super NOW a ather intemst~ming dwdcin~ accounts Mcnsy nwket funds U.S. Gcwemnwu securities Munkip8laoapaat8hond8 Cttmr lntm8t+8ming a8.58t8 Stocksamutualtund8tere8 R-property -gages Royalties other6n8ndalInvestmer*s

-s-@w U.S. Gwzmment Railroad Retimment pay Feded Supplemental Sect&y I- (SSI) sateIdminiseredsuppl~saunilylncome -~ploymentcanpensation suppl~unemployment- Other ummploymm8oanpemation (T5&Mju8tm8ntAdb8ndit8. mikepay. 0th~) V-COfllpensationCUpensions BhdclungpaymenS wakelJsccmpadm St8tetmpomy8kkne58acllllb8ndit8 Paymenstroma~accidentordisabilityhruaancapdicypurchasedonyourcwn Aid to Famfii with Dependent Chklren (AFDC, ADC) G8ndA&tano8aG8mdRdii Indiian.Cuban,aRdugeeAsdstance FOSWChWCanrpayments omawslfa?8

~supponl=yments Alironypaymerts PeltibflfmmCYJmpallyOrunion FedemlClvllSewicauraherFederalciviliinemployeepensiom U.S. Mllkaly retlmmd pay kWondGuardorR-F-retirement state gcwmment psn8kms ~govemmentpensiom home from paid-up life insuiance policies or annunii Esstesandtnmts

A&1

SIPP REClbJdGUlAB FILES

otha p8ym8nts for retllenl8lu. diibllii a 8un4vor bmelits 0.1. Bill/ZAP education be&its Income adstance from a charitable group Mamyfmmr8l8ov88afd8nds Lmpsumpayments lncometrom man8lsabc8nler8 NatiodGimdaResewepay lnddedalaca8u8leamirgs Othwc8shhcamnaMudedelsewhere

A2-2

APPENDIX A-3

SouMl 01 Maanr-Tested Benetita Covered in SIPP

v-penskms AkItoFmUieswkhDepmdwuChibhn(AFDC,ADc) GemralAdstancecwGeneraiRdii Indian, Cuban, w Refugee Assistance olhawdlsm FOStlTdlUCarepayments

Focd stamps spedal supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WlC) kwhmme Home Enarav Assistance

Fmeamducedpriceschodlu~ FtWOr~edUC9dpriceShOOlbdhtS Public or subsuii rental housing

A3-1

u-2

APPENDIX A4

1880 Cm8u8 of Population Occupation Clauifiition System

(The numbers In parenmeseS rd8rtoth81980SfanQrdOcwpationalVcodeequivalents. Pt means pm. N.e.c mems not 8l8ewhae daski8d.)

003 604 lx6 m w7 008 ma 013 014 015 016 017 018 019

023 024 026 026 027 028 029 cl33 034 035 036 w7

MANAGERIAL AND PROrrSSlONAL SPECIALTY DCClJPAllON8

Ex8cu6v8, Mmlnl8bstlv8, and Managerial Occup8tio~

Chi8fexeaahwandgemmlad~a8,publiadm~(112) Adminktrators 8lKl cfridals. pllblll ad- (1132-l 139) Mmlnlsaata8, prot8cWe 88n4oes (1131)

FI - U22) Personnel and labor mlatii rna~~ers (123) Pwclushg n?a~gen (124) kn?Iys,marketing,advef6sin&andpubliireh6ons(125) Mmimstmtors, education and r&ted fields (126) Mzmgers. m8dkln8 snd llalrh (131) MRtl8!p8,propertiesendn3al88tat8(1353) Postmastws and mail v (1344) Fwwaldii~(pt1359) hfamg81~ad administraton. ne.c. (121,126,127,132-139. axe. 1344.1353. pf 1359) ManRg8m8dr8lat8cl~

AccwnW&and audiias (1412) u- (1414) omerlinanchl d6cas (1415,1419) Mewmm- m VW Pasonnd. tmhing, and labor rebtii spechlii (143) PucksIng agerk and buyers. fatm producb (1443) Buyem, wixbal8 and ret8il trade except farm produot8 (1442) Pubasing agents and buyers ne.c. (1449) 8Llk8s38nd~arents(145) Constnrcb;on lflspectors (1472) lmpectols and amlplii a6icars. ext. cOnstrudion (1473) Matqmmt mhtsd umpatkw ne.c. (149)

Ensineers ArcMeds,andSwveyws 043 kchpecs (161)

044 Aerospaca (‘=a 046 Matau~ and m8tahls (1623) 046 ul(l624) 947 Perroleum (1625)

049 ohmlld w=) 049 Nuclear (1627)

063 c++n os2a) 054 4Fi-d ww 065 Elscted and 8lectronk (1633.1636) 058 Industrial (1634) 057 M8ch3nical(1635)

CL56 059 063

064 065 066 067 lx9

089 073 074 075 076 077 076 079 093

094 095 096 097 099 OS9

095 096 097

09s 099 103 104 105 106

113 114 115 116 117 116 119 123 124 125 126 127 123 129 133 134 135 136

Matbe and ntnd archltec2s (1637) Engineers. ne.c. (1639)

swveyors~msppina-('~) Mat-andcMlputerscient*ts

czamputerrystemsartalystsand~(171) ~,and~svtems researchers and adysts (1W

-('m Mathmaw !3c&nws. n.e.c (1739)

Fdatualsdemate asmmaws (1842 1643)

z-zzzcwblahemias(la45) kmo@micpndepace-(l646) GeokoMs~oeodesigs('~1) phyekal eckdata. n.8.c. (1649) Ag-andfoat-(l653)

Medical SdentMs (1655)

-&-,p""""

Dentiss (262) v- cm w cm Podii (263) Health dia!Jncdng w nac. (269) He&htsseswmandTreatingOccupations Re#Jistefed nwses (29) PhamMda (30’) Diet&m (302)

-A I therapirts NW --t-j ~VsictllmecapMs w=) speech-0

s* ne.c. (3039)., assian& wJ4

Teactms. Poamamky Eallh,EJtlvlr-,andmafine science teadlers (z-212)

iEilzigz= (p13) Physks teaChars (2215) Natural edence teaches. ne.c. (2216)

psychdfwtsachers (22'1) -teachers (2216) History-W-) Polkkal -teachers (2223) socidogy teachere (2224) Social science texhers, ne.c (2225)

Ef-%W=h- (ms) --teachers(2227)

CMputw ecienceteachers (2226) Medika! science teachers (2231) Heaithspecialtiesteachers(2232) Business, ~cmmm~e, and marketing teachen (223.3) Agriahmandforestryteachers(2234)

A4-2

137 136 139 143 144 145 146 147 146 149 153 154

tg6, P(l57)

159 158 163

164 165

166 167 169 168 173

174 175 176 1-n

176 179

163 164 185 166 187 188 1W 193 194 155 197 198 199

Ivt.drama,sndmuskteachm(2235) Physical education teachers (2236) Educationteachers (2237) E@ii teaches (2236) Foreisn language tee- (=Q) Lew tenchem (2243)

teehefe m“) Z$a (2245, T&e and hdu!%rial teachers (2246) Home ecummke teachers (2247) Teachers postsemndary. n.ac. (2249) PostsecondaryteaCtWSsubj~notspecified

XmchemExcaptP-v ~~~~y$43-aw

yeachers,fJe=-v- (p3) Tmchers .spa dJcah-lm5) Teachem n.e.c. (236,239)

Counseloraed-and-(241 LuRadans,- andcuatore

IJbmiam W) AJdlMSSandcutnws(252)

Social6dmd&sandUfbanPlar&s Ecamnws (1912) Pew (1915) !hcuk@s (1916) So&l scbnds, n.e.c. (1913, 1914, 1919)

urtlanphmers(W scdal. Recreation, end Atiiiuue wcfkers

--=WW Recmawl workers @x33)

aerw @@‘a ttdii vmlws, n.e.c. (2049)

-d;lY,* Judges (212)

Writers. htiats. Entertainers, and Athletes

AlItbm (W Technic& wbrs (396)

DeJg- (=a M~and composers0 &mm end directs (324) Paintecs, sculpt-, uaft-anists, and artist printmakers (325)

=x2=@ mists, pedomws and dated vmlcm. ne.c (326.329) Ediiand mpofters (331) Public relaths spedalii (332)

- (333) AtN- cw

203 204 205 206 207 200

213 214 215 216 217 218

223 224 225

226 227 220 229 233 r34 235

243

253 254 255 256 257

250 259

263 264 265 266 267 26s 269 274

O--:6) 273

TECHNICAL SALES, AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS

Tochnlclene muI Related Support occcrprtiom

Bk+JLl- t- cw abenkal techwam (3831)

is teclwkbns. ne.c. (3032.3033.304,309) ; Except Health, Engineering. and Science

pmN~d$-,k3&- (SW)

Brodast equipmera operatorr cw computerpcogrammers(3971.3972) Toolprcgrammeanunecicalcontml(3974)

Leaal-(396) Techkiam. ne.c. (399)

Supervsorsandproprietors salesRepresentativs$ &SZL

lltsulancesaiEsoccupaions(4122) Real6statesakocarpaiom(4123) -andlkancblselvicm Sale.Soc~upaions(4124) ALhwtwgandrebtedsalesaccupations(4153) sabsocarpetiw.aher- s.mices(4152)

S&SRepresentatives.CommodiExceptRetail S&S 8n~lmm (421) .~representathresmining.manufaduring.aKIwhdesale(423.424)

S&sWcukms,R&ailardPamni+lServicss salesworkers,mcwvehick5andbcars(4342.4344) ~=worlcer$~vw

.Sak-,shoes(4Ssl) SaIesworkersfumitveandhomefumishings(4348) sales workem; r&Iii. TV, hul. and q@iincee (4343.4352) Sakworkers. lwdware and buiiding supplii (4253) sales -as. parts (4367) salesworkers.othwcMvnodities(4345,4347.4354.4356.4359.4362.~, salesmuntarclerks(4363) - ww s7reEt and dcar-todow sales workers (4360)

270

263 284 285

303 3LM 305 306 307

309 309

R(313) 314 315

316 317 318 319 323

325 326 327 328 329 335 336

SO 338 339 343 344

345 346 347

348 349 353

354 365 356 357

359

Newsvel-dws (43w) Sales Related Occupatbns

lmc&sg~~~Dmot” and models. sales (445)

sales suppml Dccuwma. n.0.c. (444.446.449)

Mmlnktmthm Support Occupationq Including Cbrial

SupervisorsAd~SuppcmtOccupations Supervisors. i’ened dlice (4511,4513,4514,4516,4519,4529)

opennors (4512) igzzzz zang (4521)

~-aperadorsww Zhpm4ea dMrlbrtbR schdulinp. and adjustiq detirs (4522,4524-4528)

ComputerEquipmentopeatas computer,operet~ (4612) peripheral eaJpment operators (4613)

Secmmk, 6tmqraphewandTypists

- (=a SteMgraphers (@=a TYF- (4624)

wwmatkmaerks interviewers (4642) Hotel d&s (4643)

FiiReDDrdsRocssiagocurpatiw v acccuntlng. and auditing d&s (4712) Paymuandtimeke4!pingderks(4713) Wing d&s (4715) Cast and mte clerks (4716) BUlii posting. and calcktti~ machine opetators (4718)

Duplkadng.MauandOtherol6ceMachlneopemtws

wicatine nachlne aperaton (4722) Mall pmpadng and paper handling machine opetators (4723) ClSw mahiw, qmatcus, ne.c. (4729)

CommorJcauonsEgulpmentOperators Telephone operarors (4732) TMl=Pt=- (4733) communicatbns equlpment opemtors. n.e.c (4739)

Mail and Message oiatritnning Occupations PCs& de&s. ext. maI caniets (4742) Mail twdera, pDetal sen4ca (4743) ~e=x&w .sew’m (4744)

Matecial Recording. Sheckding. and Dii~lng Chis Dispatchers (4751)

A4-5

SPP RECTANGULAR FILE6

363 364 365 366 368 353 373 374

375 376 377 376

379 363 364 385 SW 367 369

PKdudkn amrdiiols (4752) Traffic. shipping. and recehhg derk.s (4753) stock and lnventoly clerks (4754) Meter waders (4755) Weighers. measurers, 8nd checket-s (4756) sanplers (4757) w- (4756) Meted mcdlng, scheduling. and distrh&g d&s. n.a.c. (475~)

Adjustemwd~lnwsogators klsumna afJjlJaer& Ewnllws. and lnwagetom (4762) h-a?-= and ed)usterq cpccap kaumnce (4763) q isiblky derks. sodal wekm (4784) BYI and accounl cdectcw (4766)

MbWUWWWMmtn(stativeSupportOccupatioc9 h=aJ~derks(463) sank tdefs (4791) - (4792) -+QY keyerr (4793) cwistld derk-s (4794) hache& aides (4795) Mminlstrathre euppott occupations, n.8.c. (4767.4799)

SERVICE OCCUPAllONS

PrivaieHouseholdOcaapatiom

403 404 405

4%

hlndems end Ironers (503) C-kprivate houwhdd W) Housekeepers ad bullers (SOS) chpdcarewohers,phatehouehcM(506)

Phate hcuwhdd cleaners and eenmts (502,507,509)

Pmtective !Semice Occupation8

413 414 415

416 417

418 423 424

425 426 427

Supervisors.PlotecliveSeNicflOCcupations Supervlson.MghtingandfKeprevenion~(5111)

*WY PG+~~,de$ctiws (5112)

FirefightinpandF~ReventknOccupations F~lnspedionandfirepreventionoccupations(5122)

occumms (5123) Pdbeard De&c&m

Pdke and detectha public sawice (5132) sheryIsbaNfls,andotherlaw- ofkers (5134) tTone&d lndlMbn dkers (5133)

Guards

Q-m Il- (5’W paldsGS, BYE. putk sewice (5144)

occupatPns. ne.c. (5146)

Servlce OccupNlons, Except PMeUivemd Homehokl

433

A4a

bJdPIWXlWiC+land-occupatii tipervisors.f00dpreparationandserviceocarpations(5211) Bemndem (5212) Walters and wdlmssm (5213)

436 437 438 439 443 444

445 446 447

448

VE, 454 455

456 457 469 459 463 464 466 466 467 468 469

W(473) F--W hoddwal(5512-5514) 474 mspecianyf=n=(5515) 475 Mamgerr~rms,excepthortiarltural(5522-5524) 476 ~h4anagers-specianyfanns(5525)

4n 479 463 404

4&s 486 467 488 489

FARMING. FORESTRY, AND FLSHING OCCUPAllONS

Farm Opemtors and Manager8

Otfw Agrfcutluml l d Refated Occupatfons

F8”“occ\rpatkn$Except-gerial Supermsors.fannworkefs (6611) FamltvJrkers(5612-5617) Marhe We adfh@on wxkers (6616) Nmetyvmrkars(5619)

RdtEdAgricultualOcurpaions supervisors redated agrkdtuml ocuwtkm (5621) Gmundskeepemand @enem. except farm (5622) Animalcaretakers,e=w4farmw24) Graders and scnters, agrkdtuml prc4ucts (S625) hpectore, agricultural products (SW

Foresby and Logging Occu~don8

Supervisors, forestry. and logging workers (571) Forestry -. except &8x1 (572) nmbw adtlno and bmw ocurpadbns (573.57g)

PRECfSlON PRCDUMON, CRAFT, AND REPAIR CCCUPAllCNS

Yechenke and Rep&an

supervisonmechanlcsandrepalrers(@) Mechsnksaf~I Reqakers, Excapr Supervisors

VehfdaandMobiIeEqdpmentMechanicsandRepairers -mecha~@t6111)

A&m&ffemedmdcapprenticas(pt6111) &s,truck,andstatkmaryengiwmechanics(6112) Aktaftenglnemechanics(6113) Smdl engine mpakers (6114) Automobile body and &ted repairers (6115) Ahraft mechsdw. ext. engine (6116)

=sz=’ -- @117) mechanics (6116) kldustlfal machinery mpakers (6l3) =:-an- - (614)

OemonicEmRepdrers -repairers communlcatbnsandMurtrialequipment(6151.6153.6155)

-procarsinoequlpmentrepalrerrW4) Homehdd a@lance and power tad repairers (6156) Tdephow he hstallers and repairers (6157) Tdeqhone InNaIlers and repaired’s (6156) Mineous electrkal and dectmnk equipment repairers (6152.615g)

ng,andr~tion-(6161) Mwhadcsand~Repairers

Gamy watch, and muskal Instrument repaimm (6171.6172) Lo&mUhsandsizferepaims(6173) Oftica machine refhers (6174) Mechaniiwntrolsamlv8Jverepairers(6175) Elmmorbstakrsandre@rers(6176) MsMghts (6’ m SpedRed nmchmks and repslmi. n.e.c. (6177.6179) NatspecNedmedanksandrepdrers

Constmctlon Trades

supeNiscw,connNaionoccupati sllwwbs;br)ckmasom,stonemasons. and tite setters (6312) tztqhms, capemen and related vdcefs (6313) supen4wrs.ebctrkbnsandpowertmnsmkdon Installers (6314) Cbpewka: Fainters, paperhangers. and @astemS (6315) Supervison; pkmbem pipefrttem and SteamNkrs (6316)

497 498 499

503

wsos) 506 507 508 509 514 515 516 517 516 519

523 525 526 527 529 533 534

535 535 530 539 543 544 547 549

553 554 555 556 557

A4%

558

563 564 565

4% 56s 673 575 576 577 579 503 584 695 567 588 5w 593 594 595 ws 697 598 599

613 614 615 616 617

634 635 636 637 639 643 644 645 646 647 649 663 664 665

666 657 658 659

supenrlrors. ne.c. (6311,6316) cOnnrudbnTrades,ExceptSupervkors

Bwkmawwandstonemaww@t6412,pt6413) BMmasonandst~spprentices(pt6412,pt641

TUemtters,hafdandsolt(6414,pt6462)

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pl-Werr.ud-@t645) PlumlB3r,~,andsteam3tterapprentkw@(645)

concrete and tenazzo linishers (6463) Gkiefs (-1 lnsuhtionworkers (6465) Paving. slnfaclng. and ~mpins equipment operatws (6466) R- (-1 sheermetal duct installers (6472) strudural metal wtxkers (6473) Drillers,mith(6474) Chmmdon tmk ne.c. (6467, W75.6476.6479)

Supervkors, extmcwe occupations 632) DrubIs, ou well (662)

=Pbhf=-= (SW) Mlnlng mechins opemtors (654, MW owwatbm n8.c. (656)

PfedSiOll-~ supen4sors, pmduction occupations (67.71)

PrFbsionMetalworking~ Todanddlemakars@6Ell)

Toalanddiimakerapprenticss@t6611) Predsion asmblws, metal (6912) Machhim @6613)

hbdlinistappmnds@z6813) Bokmakms (6614) Pm&km grhdws, filers. and tool hrpenem (6616) Patternmakers and twdel makers, metal (6617) lay-out workers (6821) PmcbusstonEsandmetalsworkws(Jewelers)(6622.6666) Enaravers mea (5823) sheametaiworkers(pt6624)

sheetmealworker apprentrcas@t6=4) Mlscahanewspedsionmeldworkws(6w9)

PWdhlWOOdWkhgOccupaions Pattemmkersand modeA makers. wcud Ks31) CUbkW4IWkerSWdbWCllWIpMtWS(W32, Futnitwe and wood ti&hers (6635) mrAamuspredsbn-(6839)

Predslonltie. Apparel, and Fumishings Machine Workers Dressnmkers @t 6662. pt 7762)

A4-9

657 668 666 673 674

675 676 677 678 679 683 664

686 687 688

669 693

694 895 635 699

703 704 705 706 707 709 709 713 714 715 717

719 723 724 725

726 727 728 729 733

Tailors @t 6952)

upholgenm P=) -mben,ww WdfaMc -= m=) MlscauaneortsPmcisbnapPe~~fabricworkem(6859.pt7752,

Pmciskm workers Assalted Materials Handmoldersandshaperswceptjswelers(6861) patbmmka layxJottworkers and cllttas (6asz) optwgmdswolkers@664,pt7477..7677) Denlaflatmatolyandnmdical~isncetechnldans(6965)

- ew Elwallcal~- egum--@=, Mkmlbnww pm&Ion workers. ne.c. (6889)

PreckklnFoalPmductionOccupatbns Blnchem and meat cuters (6671) Bakers ma Food tatdsmkers (6873. mm)

Pt’ehionlnspectors,Testers.andRehtedWorken Inspedors. testers, and graders (6691,626) Adjustmswd cabfat~ (6882)

,wltandSystemOpemto WaterS4lldsewagelSltRWt phnt operato= (W’) P~phnoperators@t653 -engineers@t893,766w ~iscelbnecus piant and system opemtus (692.594.635.696)

OPERATORS, FABRICATORS, AND USORERS

MachhaOperPtorsandTenderr~Predsbn MetalworkhgandPlastkWcwklngMachkwOpetatws

mheandtmingmachineseti4loperatas(7312) bthe.sndmmingmachineopentors(7512) MIIIii and pbrrlng machine opemtas (7313.7513) Punchingandstamping pmssmachimo+3mt0r~ (7314.7317.7514.7517) RoUing mechlne opemtom (nl6,7516) Dlillll and boring machine operators (7316,751s) Ghdiq, abrading, buffing. and pokbhii machhe operators (73p. 7324 75~) Forging nachkw operators (7319,7519) NumedcaIcontmImechineopemtom(1326)

Fat%Ulng mactdm opsmtm nac. (7339 7539) -metal,PbStk.StOC-%fUldQbSSworldngmachi~OpEWt~(7329.7529,

Metels?ndPlaslkpmcesslnoMachineOperstors wlno and casong madlIne opemtom (7315.7342.7515.7542) ~P@K3-operslorrc1343~7543) ~~equipmeRoperatorsc1344.7544) ~iscelhneous~andphsticpcocassingmacMneoperators(7349,7549)

woodwoddngMachineopemtors wood lathe, rt%Iling. and planing machii opemtors (7431,7432,7631,7632) sawing machine opemm c1433.7633) shapina and joining madlIne ogefators (7435,7635) Nailing and tad@ machine operators (7636) Miscelbneouswoodwng machine opemtors (7434.7439,7634,7639)

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734 735 736 737

733 739 743 744 745 747 746 749

753 754 755 756 757 756 759 763 764 765 766 766 769 n3 774 777 iv9

763 784 785 765 767 769 793 794 795

796 797 799 793

=, 005 806 808

Printing Machine Opetators Printing machine opetators (7443.7643) Photoengravers and lithographers (6642,7444,7644) Typesetters and compositors (6341.7642) Miileneous printing machii operators (6349.7449,7649)

Textile. Apparel. and Furnishings Machine Operators Wdlng and twisting machine operators (7451,7651) m. looping. WnQ. and weaving nwchkle opemtors (7452,7652) Textile cuuing machine operators (7654) Taxtile sewing machine operators (7655) shos llwhineoperatws (7656) Presdng machine opelators (76!57) Laundering and dry deaning machine operators (6@%. 7656) Mi tezUile machine opetatcws (7459.7659)

Machlneopemtors,AwoltedMaterials cementing and gluing machine opemtom (7661) Packaging and Nling machine opwators (7462.7662) ExBudiig and forming machine operators (7463.7663) IAixing and blendii trm2hine operators (7E64) .%paatina. fb-k&l. and CbriryiW Riachine operators (7476.7666.7676) Comprsssing and coinpectIng mschine cperaton (7467.7667) Painting and paint spraying machine operators (7669) Rcasthg and baking machine opetators, food (7472.7672) Washiig, deaning. and piddii machine opemtors (7673) Fddii machine operators (7474.7674) Furnace. kiln, and oven operatots. ext. focd (7675) crushing and grinding machine operators (pt 7477, pt 7677) t%king and CUtthQ Inwhim Opemtors c1478.7676) Molion pkture pmjectionists (pt 7479) ~Mographic Process mwhlne opemofs @63.6868,7671) Mii nwchine opemtors, net (pt 7479.7665.7679) Madlineoperatols,~spec~

Fatukatom ksemblers. and Hand Working Occupstkns Welders and cutters (7332,7532, ‘1714) sdderefs and bmzers (7333.7533.7717) Assemblers (772.774) Hand cutting and trimming occupations m) Hand mddiing. casting. and fonnho OccI4atlons (7754,7755) Hend pehtlng. coating. and decorating occupations (ES) Hand engraving and printii occupations (7757, Hand grindi and poling occupations (7758) MiittSndWOlkklQoccupations(7759)

Prodwtion Inspectors, Testers, SampIers and Weighets Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners (782,767) Prcduction testers (763) ProduUion samplers and weighers (784) Graders and sorters, ext. agrkukurai (~85)

Transpoztation and Materiel Moving Occupations

Motor Vehkle opemtors Supervisors, motor vehkle opemtors (8111) Truck drivers, heavy (6212.6213) Truck drivers. light (6214) Driver-sales workers (6216) Bus drivers (6215)

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609 813 814

823 824 625 826

&?a 829 633 2.34

843 844 645 e.48 649 853 a55 es6 859

853 864

865 866 057

073

875 876 077 878 883 885 887 888 889 905

Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs (8216) Parking lot attendants (874) Motor transpomtion occupatk~~. ne.c. (6219)

Tmnspowkm Occupations. Exce@ Motor Vehides Rail TranspoMtion Occu@ions

Railroad condudors and yardmasters (6113) Lommotff opemting occwatlons (8232) RaPmad brake. signal, and switch operators (8233) FWI vehkle ojmaws. nac. (8239)

WaterTmrxpoMionOccupations Ship captains and mates, except ikhing boats (pt 6241.8242) saaws and deckhands (8243) MafIne engineers (8244) B&&e, lock, and lighlhouse tenders (6245)

MaMaI Moving Equipment Operaton Supenrison. matettel moving equif.iiTant opemtofs (812) operating eogineers (6312) Longshore equipment operators (B313) ndsl and winch operators (6314) Cmneandtoweropemtors(8315) Excavating and loading nLwhine opalams (8316) Grader. dozer, and scraper operators (8317) lndustrfal truck and tractor aqulpment opemtors (8318) Mii lnaterial nmvlng equipmant opetators (8319)

Handlers, Equipment Ckaners, Helpers, and Laborers

Supervisors. handlers, equipment cieaners. and laborers, ne.c. (85) nelpers, mectanksand repairers (863) He&err CMstrudion and Extmctive Occupations

Helpers. wnstructkntmdes (864’8645.8648) ~psrs. sweyor ww Haipefs, extmctlveocwpations (865)

consaucbbn laboms (671) Prukaion helpers (861.262) Freight 6tock. and Material Handlers

Gartage collectors (8722) Sievedores (8723) Stock tandlers and baggers (8724) Machine feeders and otlbearars (8725) Fmighl, stock, and materiel lwdlars. ne.c. (8726)

Gamgeandsetvicestationre&tedocc14~dons(873) Vahida washers and equipment deanen (875) l-land packers and packagers (8761) l.ahem except cc+wmdh (8769) MemberdtheArmedFMcas

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1980 Census 01 Popuialiom Indusby Chdiatbn Syxtam

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010 (A) 011 020 021 wo 031

040 041 042 050

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AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES

Agrlcumval P-l-. crops (0’) ArJdcad produmon. ltvestock (02) AorkdunJ-~capt- (07. exepl on, Horikdhdaardkas (076)

F---Y W Fatting. I-umtkw. and happing (09,

MINING

Meal mining (10) c&al mMng (‘1.12, Crude petmlaum and natuml gas extraction (13) NonmeMk mirth9 arnl quanyine. except fud (14)

CONSTRUCTION (15.16.17)

MANUFAClURlNG

Nondwable Goode

ml 101 102 110 111 112 120 121 122 130

132 140 141 142 150

Tokxco manufacturas (21) TaxGe mM products

Knktino mlus (a Dyelngandl=bnbhingtextlles,exceptwoolanclknltgoods(226) Roorcoverings,exc%pthaldaurlace(227, Yam,thraad,andfabrkmill6(221-224.226) Miilaneous textile mm pmducts (229)

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Apparelandc4herRnishedtexnleproducts 151 Apparsladacxxsoks. axce@ knll(231-238) 162 Mbmlbmomfabdcated tdle products (239)

PaperardaYidpNldUdS 160 PdP. PaPer. and FaPwtod mills (261-263.266) 161 162

M-paper~~pmd(~, (264)

171 (c) NewspaperpublwJneandprhtlng(nl) 172 plfdng, puahhg. and elii lndUsUIW. arced newspapers (272-279)

180 181 182 190 191 192

200 201

210 211 212

231 232 241 242

250 251

291 292

awink& and allied produots

SW? and - @=’ -0

~~andfalatedproduas(287’ m chanlcds cm lfrlusbid and mlscsllaneous chemkafs (281.286.269)

PeboleumWdUl8lpOdUCtS patrdeum m-w (29” Mlscallaneous patmbum and coal products (296.299’

RUbbWandllliS&~phsticsprOdUCtS liiandiM0rhlbes(301) otbrllbberpmdUas.andphsticsfoohHearandbetting(302-304.396) miscellaneous m prod- WY

Leatherandleathsrproducts LeathwtamingandRnkhing (311) Foowear, exce@ rubber and plastii (313.314) LwttwpodUcrs,exo3@foohwear(31~17*319)

Dunble Goods

Llnnberandwoodpmducts,aKcep4fumiture

Loggm (241) samnwS~iani~mpls.andmillwork(242243) woodblMiiandmobiiehomes(246) Milaneous wood products (244.249)

F~dIumandfpdures(26) stona~Y,ghss.~-prod~

Glassand ehss products (321-323) cmmL~,[email protected]) WuchJmi QY pmd- Km ~andrebtedproduds(326) I*scelhneous mnmetalrc mineral and stone pmducts (328.329).

Metalhdulles Blastfunace,steelworks,rollh9andfinishinomlMs(331) lronandsmlfoUrdrles(332) Pdmalyal~uInindu5tIies(3334.Fart334,3353-3355.3361) otherprknary~Musnies(3331-3333,3339,~334.3351.3356.3357.3362.3369.339) cutlery. lwndmols. and other hardwam (342) FaixkSedSntcIud meaal prod- w4 screw mschine producis (345)

MetalforgiiaN.istampings(346)

otdranm (348)

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301

310 311 312 320 321

3.51 352 360 361

401 402 410 411 412

421

440 441 442

Mkmlbmom fabdcatd metd producb (341,3&X347.349) NOt4Wdli8dilWt8lkldUStliW

Machinery. except elemkai En!Jbmsandtuftlines(361) Fat-m machinery ad wipment (352) colKmdm and meterbl hftndlilq machhes (363) - machinery (354) Ofke and aczcombg machines (367. exmpt 3573) Eleumnk ccmputtng esulpment (35n) Machinery. except eledrkal, nex. (355,356.359.359)

~SpecKedmachhery q ~machinery,eql☺bmwtandsuPdk l-b&old ap@lancw (363) Red&. T.V., and COmmniCaUOn esuipment @a 3ss) EbcWalmwhlmfy,epulpment.andsupplles.ne.c.(361.362

364 367,369 .~~--~equipment~suppl~

T-equipment McUor veh!des and mdor vehkle equipment (371)

-=‘dpansQW shlp and boat tuwng and rapaliing (373) Rallrced bcomohs and equipment (374) Guided mlwilm, space vehkles, and pat’s (376) cyoles and misoellaneous tlam equipment (376,379)

Professkmd and photographii equipment, and watches SdenUlkendcontrollingMoumenb(381.382) Optkatardheafth seIvkwsupplii (383.384.385) W~e~andwppli=O

C4OdMlkoperateddevices(3B7, N&WC&d prdessbnalequipment

Toys.-andsportinggoods(394) Mii r?mnufactulfng lndosbies (39 ext. 394)

Not qcllied mandacttring indusbies

TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICAnONS, AND OTHER PUBLIC UnLmES

Busewice and urban ban& (41, except 412) Taxicab satvice (412) Trddq servica (421,423) Warehcdng and stomgs (422) U.S. P&al Selvice (43) water tmnqmmm (44)

AttramporMion W’ prpe~*except-9=(46) --m-(47)

Radb atrl teIevlsbn broadcasting (483) Telephone (wire and radii) (461) Tekgraph and miscdanernn mmm- services (462,469)

utllltlesandsanltalyawvicw Ewricli@tandpcwer(491)

510 511 512 521

540 541 542 550 551

Gas and steam supply aystams (492.496) Eleak and gas. and &her cnmbimlbns (493) Watersupplyandkrigation(494.497)

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WH-TRADE

Dwable Goode

N-WeGoode

pw~paperpmb~~511) bugs, chwnkab ad. allii products (512 516) AFParej. fabrics. and notions (513) Gmcems aul rdated products (514) Farmproducts-rawmaterlal.5(515)

p- poducts (517) ucohdii bewr+!Jes (516) Farm supplies (5191) Mlscalbneous~, nondurable goals (5194.5196.5199)

Naspecilied wlwbwletmde

RETAILTRADE

LunberandbWiitmtedredling(521.523) -m-(525) RatailNJmarbsandgsldenstores(526)

_ ---w7) .-- ~. 593 59’ (D) 592 600

6tJ’ 0 602 610 611 612 620 621 622 630 631

pepanment smma I=‘) variety stoma (533)

aodbmom gwaml lnenhndii stores (539)

Foal stores. n.ac. (542.543.544.549) Matorvehide~(551.552) Aubanlhc4nesupplystores(553) Gasdine~statbns(554)

amlbmom vehkle dades (555.556.5S7.559) &arelandacoewofystores,excsptshw(56,except566)

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632 640

64’ m 642 650 ES1 652 660 661 652 670 671 672 681 582 891

700 6’ 701 702 710 711 (l-f’ 712

721 - cn’) 722 -tOdWdliiendotherbUWiigs(734) 730 Commardmmarch,developmentandtaainglabs(7391.7397) 731 p-supplY-vw 732 Businm.stnma~and~-(73g2)

740 741 742 750 751 752 760

computeranddaaprocshskrg~(737) tb3tSCtlWWdpr-servicss(7393, Business swvkes, ne.c. (732,733,735,7394,7395,7396,7359) Automotiw setvlcm. excapt repair (751.752.754) u-repairshopsV=, -repakshopscm2.7694) Miscellaneousrepabservicw m, 764.76927sss)

PERSONAL SERVICES

76’ (J) 762 770 Trl 772 780 781 782 790

Fumltum and home fumishhgs storss (571) HotmhcJd appliances, lV. and radii stores (572.573) Ea0t-q and dtinklng places (56) orue-W’) uqwr-(592) Sputinggood6.blcydes,andhobbystores(5841.5945,5946) Book and atatkwy stores (5442.5943, Jwelry atoms (5944) sewlng.-~plecegoods~-(5949) Malordarhousss(5961) v@=ml machIna opecstorr P=’ Dimctmlllngestabliileidlmenls(5963) FueLand ke dealers (Sss) RstaEW&s (5gg2) MisceUaneousretallstores(593.5407.5908.5593.5994.5999) NaspecKedmtaltrade

FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE

Savingsandban-(612) Cmda agencies. nac. (61, except 612) Secudty. commodity brckemge. and investmanl companies (62.67) kwumnm (63.W’ Real estate, Including real e&te-imwanc&aw ORces (65.66)

BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES

P&e howeho& (66) notels ant~mads (701) Lodging places. axcept hotels and motels (702,703,704) Laundry. dean&l. and garment semicw tm

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791 Mlacellaneous pemonal sefvkes (722, pan 729)

ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREI\TICU SERVICES

800 WI 802

lhaatama11dmdi0npld~re~(78,792)

.~~d-= (“I reagauonservicssc19’.794,799’

PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES

812 820 821 822

s&K) 832 840 841

= &I 850(M) 851 852 860 861 862 870 871 872 880 891 882 890 631 892

Ofilcesdphyskhs(8M.RO3) offka3sddentbts(ao2) omomdohlmpmaole(8041)

~~~(80(21 pmoWme6 ne.c. (8049)

-(8a6) NutalngardpemoneJcarefacNties(~’ Health sewtces, n.8.c. (807,606.809)

Le0al-m ~wnd~fY&- WI

x(mt&e and vocaeal schoob (824)

Educakd aamlcs n.e.c. (629) Jobt&ingand~mhabNitabjonservicss(633) alkldaycareaavkas(635) RaaklaWlcarafaciltlies.witholAnursing(E3S) Soclal smlces, ne.c. (832.839) Museums,aItgalleries,andzoos(5’)

lwiib= OrganbatioFs, (-3 orga- (86’+65 eas)

Ef@mxfng. arch&%&. and swayirq s&cm (891) Aocommg. auditing, and bmkkeephg senkss (893) -ed-and--(w2) MisdheomprofewknuIandrelated-(899)

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

900 Exacwandla9islidive~(911-913) 901 General gwenmwt ne.c (919) 910 Justicapublico@acandsaW@2) 921 Publkiirmca. taxatkn. and mommy p&y (93) 922 Administration dhuman rmoumes pmgams (94) 930 Mminlstriabnd~qu3otandhcnJsi~pmgmm5(95) 931 AdminisDatbndeconomkprograms(96’ 932 l4atbdswudtyend-affaks(97, 991 MamtmdtheAmadForces

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1880

9001 - “Reoefd Developments In the Suwey d Inoome and Program Partiition”. Cwsus Bureau

go02 - “An Andy& d Lhing Hams Using Data From the 1934 Pans4 d the SIPP”. by Aklen Speare. Roger Avery, Ftances Gddsdmider, Brown LInkwHy

SW3 - ‘The Effect d the Maniage Market on Am Marriages: Evidence From SIPP”. John F@erald. Bowddn

9cm - Taunting Spells d Unemployment”. Paul Ryscavage and Kathleen Short, Census Bureau

OcKS-‘TheElderlyandTheirSourceedlncome: lmpliiions for Rural Devebpment”, Robert Hoppe. Emnomic Remarch !Seruke, U.S. Depenment d Agriculture

9006 - ‘Memath Estkmtas d Economic Well-Being by Age Using Data on Wealth and Income. Danii Radner. social Seoudty Mmini.sUatii

go07 - “Longiwdii Amiy-& d Federal Survey Data”. Patricia Ruggies. Joint Economic Cwnktes

9008 - Weawmmm Errors h SIPP Program Repc&“, Kent H. Marquis and Jeffrey C. Moore. Census Bureau

1989

8901- “QualitydSlPP~R.P.Singh.LWeidma~andG.Shapiro.CensusBursau

8902 - ‘Two Notes on Sampling Variance Estimates from the 1384 SIPP Public-Use Files,” by B. Bye and S. J. Galiii. SoM Secwity Mministmtion

8803- “Longffudinalvs.Retr~e Measums d Work Eqhence; P. Ryscavaga and .I. Coder. Census Bureau

8904- “haiyzingtheChsrademticsdBlaoks: AComprisondDatafromSlPPandCPS,“R.Farleyand LJ.Neide&UniverskydMi

8805 - “Enhancad Deamgmphic-Eumomic Date Bets,” R. Heniot. C. Bowie. D. K8sprzyk. and S. Haber, Census Bureau

8006 - “Rdiedims on the Income Estimates from the lnitii Panel d The Survey d lnccme and Program PaMpath (SIPP),” D. Vaughan. Social Security Administration

8907 - “Measuflng Spells d Unempioyment and Their Outcomes,” P. Ryscavage. Census Bumau

8908- “Welfare Dependency and its Causes: Determlnents d the Duration d Welfare Spells.” P. Ruggles, The Urban Insthte

Gl

8wP RECTANGUW FILES

6909 - “Measuring the Duration d Pcwetty Spells.’ P. Ruggies. The Urban institute and R. Wiliiims. Cangresionai Budget OFfica

6910 - “Methods d Pmcwshg Link Data Lcmgiiudiraiiy on the SIPP.” K Smith. Congress&ad Budget office

8911 - “Campnshe E&matka for SIPP Annuai Estimates,” R. P. Ckhabany.CensusBureau

8912-"f4eseadafblEvuluauon- ontheSuweydiwome =dProOram PaWfMon,” R. Petroni. T. Camody, and V. Huagim. C%nsus Bureau

8913 - “A Pdsson Model d Respwe and Procadtnai Error Analysis d SIPF Reinterview Data,” D. Hill. University d WcMaan

8914- ‘7heEcommicResourcea d llm E&II~,” S. Crystal ami D. Shea, Rutgars Unhrerslty

6915 - “MulUvariate Analysis by Users d SIPP MiieData Files,” R. P. chakrabarty. c0nsusBurwu

8916 - “A v Model d Lhing Arrangements Among the Unmawied Eldefiy,” J. E. Mutchler and J.ABur&UnkSltydBdlalo

6917 - “Measwing Houshdd Change at The indiiuai Level Using Data From SIPP.” A Spmre. Jr. and R. Avery,

-un)verrity

8818 - ‘llm E&d d ChM Care costs on Married Women’s Labor Force partic@tica.” R. Cameiiy. Bcwddn

8920-“DwelopmentandEvaiuaabndaSuwey-BasedTypedBenafit -fortbesoddseoudty Pmgtam,” D. Vaughan, Sodai Sewrity Administratii

8921- ‘Wave Seam Etkts h the SiPP.” N. Young, The Uttan institute

W22-“CanponentsdLmgkudii HousehddChangeforl964-1985: AnEvaiuatitxdNathalEsthaIesfrcmthe SlPP.” by Dcnald J. wez. Bureau dthe Census

8925 - ‘The Rag&r Receip d Chiki Suppwt: A Muiti-step Proces..” by James L Pewson and Christina Wnquist Nod Ctdld Tmtxis, Inc.

6601- ‘7he Impad d th4 Unit d Analysis on Measures d hriai Muitipie Program PartMpauon,” by P. Doyle and S. E. kmg. k&hem&a Policy Research. Inc.

6802 - ‘Short-Term Fluctuations in Income and Their impacts on the ~Zlwacteristics d the ~huxme Pop&&ion: NewDaQxFrantheSuweydlnmme and Program ParticQation.” by P. R&es, Urban lr&ute

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6603 - ‘Nddmthl Moblllty d One-F- Househdds.” by J. W&e and H. Lahmsnn. German lnstkute for EamurkResearch

6804 - “Year+arI Eethates d Househdd Net Wwth From the Survey d lnmme and Program Participation.” by [email protected]

8805 - “Mmswlng Poverty and Crises: A Comparison d Annual and Sutannud Acawnting Program Panicipaiors” by Martfn David and John F&gem& Institute fa Research on Povefty

8806- “uslngM- Rewrd Data to Evaluate the CIuaMy d Survey E.skrws.” by Jeffrey C. Mowe and KentH.MarqukBureaudtheCensus

8807 - ‘The Weatth d the Aged and Nonag&. 1984.” by Da@ B. Radner, HHS

8808- “Examlnlngti~dHedmlnvvanca Loss:ATaledTvmCoho&.“byAlanC.MonhdtandtXaudh L S&w. NCHSR

8809 - “The Dynamks d Medicaid Enrdlment” by Pam Farley Shcnt JoeI C. Cantor, and Alan C. Monhelt. NCHSR

8810 - ‘The Discowag& Worker Effect: A Reappraisal Using Spell Dutation Data,” by Albert0 Martini, UniwsHy d W-f

8811- “lnaxneasaPmxyforltmEconomic Status d the Elcietty.” by Debaah J. chalet and Robert 8. Friedknd. wyee BeneM Research InstRute

8812 - *me SfPp: Data kom tfle Social Sewiity Mministratii’s 1937 AJmual Statktical Sup@ement”

8813 - “Participauon in lndustrfaf Tmining Programs.” by Sheldon Ha& George WasMngM Unhwsity

3314 - “A Methoddogkal Study Usfng Admi&batffe Records: The Spedal Frames Study d the Income Survey Development Program,” by W. J. Logan, Socii Securtty MminktMion, D. Kaspzyk and R. Ckvanaugh. Census Bureau

8815 - ‘The Effect d Income Taxation on Labor Supply When Deductions are Eniogenous.” by R. K Thrkt, Johns HopkinsUdwrsity

6616 - “A QnnpaMx d Gross Change in Labor Force Status From SIPP and CPS.” by P. Ryscawge and AF&l~~-Bweau

6317- “HowaretheEkMyHoused? NewDatafromthe1934Sweydlnconw and Program Partidpation,” by A OddsteIn, censusBureau

6616 - ‘WeIke Redpkncy as Observed h the SIPP.” by J. Coder, Census Bureau and P. Rugaes, The Urban I&&l&

6619 - Yesvath Wages and Submquent Acceptance Wages d Unemployed Persons.” by P. Ryscavage. Census Bureau

6620 - “Sektd Rderences Fromthelncome Survey Dewbpment Program (ISDP) and Survey d Income and Pmgmn PankQa6on (SIPP)”

6621- Waltdng. Wage Growth, Fbm Size.” by S. Haber. The George Washington Unbrsily and E Lenus, Census Bureau

8822 - “Deigning and Mmsurlng Nametm Poverty: Rewtts From The Survey d ltxome and Program F’attidpa6on,” by R. Hoppe. USDA-ERS-ARED

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Be23 - “Nomesponse Adjustmml Methods For Demographic Surveys at the U.S. Bweau dthe C%nsus.” by R. Slngh and R. Petronl. Census Bureau

8824 _ ‘%sting Telephone IntervMing in the Survey d Income and Program Pariidpatkn and Some Early R&d&..” by S. Durard and P. Gbur, Census Bureau

8625 - “Exdudlng Sample That Misses Some Interviews From SlPP Lon@tudlnal Estimates.” by L Emst and D. GlUman. Census Bureau

8826 - ‘The Employment d Mdhefs and the Prevention d Povetly.” by M. HN. U&w&y d MMgan and H. HaRmaM. Rutgers Untwslty

8827 - “Using MmidSmthm Record Data To Dswlbe SlPP Response Errors,” by J. Moore and K Marquis. Census BIRMU

8&?6- “ALookatWdfare oependencyWngThe1984slPPpanelFpe.”byJ.coder,D.B~,and A FeldmarMarkks. Cauus Bureau

LB29 - “Catsus Bureau Mii Prm4dii UsMu! Research Data While Pmteding The Anonymity d Respc&ents ,- by 0. Gates, Census Bureau

3B30- ‘TheSurwydlnunneandProgtamParticipation: AnCverviewandD&cussiondResearchIssues,”byD. [email protected]

1987

3701- ‘Ttaddng Persons Over Time,” by A C. Jean and E. K h4cArtl-w Census Bureau

6702 - “Prelffry Data From the SIPP 1983-84 Lorgitudid Research Fae.” by J. F. Coder. 0. B&head AFek&m4iarkh$andJ.McNell.cemuSBureau

0703 - ‘Work Expehmm Cata From SIPF ,” by P. RyscavaBe and A FeirIman-Harktns. Census Bureau

8704- ‘lheTmatment dPers.on’iVaveNweqxnse In lxmgitudii Surreys.” by G. Mon. J. Lepkowski. S. Heed&a, Thg-Kwong Lin, and M. E. Miller. Survey Research Center, University d Mii

6706 - “Response Enws in labor Sweys: Comparisons Self and Proxy.” by D. Hill Unhwsity d Michigan

8709- “SuveydlncomeandProgramPartldpationSlPPSampleLossandmeNfortstoReducen”by D. Nelson, C. Bwie. and A Watker. Cansus Bureau

3710 - “The Impact d In’qMat& Procedures an Distributional Chatacteristics d the Larr Income Populat@” by P. Doyle. Mathecllaica Pdiiy Research, Inc., and R. Dalrymple. Food and Nutritii Servkx. U. S. Department dAQt+dture

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APPENODC C -WORKING PAPERS

6711- “Job Tenure, LIfetime Work Inwn@ons and Wags Diierentids.” by J. McNa8. E. Lamas. Census Bureau. and S. Hsber, Gewge Washington Un’krsily

8712- “MeasumgtheBiashGrossFlowsinthePrs%w d Auto-Corrdated Rasponse Errors.” by D. Hubble, Census Bureau, and 0. Judktns. Westat. Inc.

8713 - “lnvesugatbn d Possible Causes d Transition patterns from SIPP.” by L Weld-. C+nsus Bureau

6714 - “Hasehdds and Income Scurcas: wy Averages for 19%” by J. Moorman, Census Bureau

8715 - “Creathg SIPP kngitudhal Flies Using OSlRlS IV.” by M. Servais. Univemlty d Mkhigan

6716- ‘7ransltionlnand~dP~:NewDataFromtheSulveydlncomeandPmgramPaRicipatkrS”byP. Ruggles, Urtran Instftute and R. Wlllii, Congra&onal Budget Oftice

6717 - “On their cm: The %f+m@oyed and Others ln Private Business.” by S. f-taber, George Washington Untwrsky, E lamas Bureau d tfm Census. and J. LkhteMein, U.S. Snssll Business Mmlnkbation.

6716 - “Fa~cus Ass&at& Wth Howehckl Net Wrxth,” by E. Lamas and J. McNeil. Bureau d the Census

8719 - “Expkwfng Changes ln Health Care Covaraga Using the SIPP Longitudinal Research File.” by D.BwkheadantlAFaklnmn.BureaudtheCensus

8720 - “The Adysk d Geographical MoMll and Lfle Events with the SIPP.” by D. Dahmann and E McArthur. BureaudtheCmsus

6721- “A Ravlew d the Use d Mmlnist&ve Racwds in the Survey d Income and Program Pa&i@on. by C. BowfaandD.ksfxzyk.CensusBureau

6722- “SuveydlncomeandP~PartidpationUpdide,”byD.Kasprryk.BursaudmeCensus

6723. “MeasumeP~withtheSlPPandtheCPS,“byR.WiUiams,CongressiorralBudget~

8724- ‘llw- Invisible Minority Aged,” by C. Taeubar, Bureau d the Cansus.and E. Anah, Atlanta Unfwslty

8725- “~nddmePPAssetandUabPityFeedbadcExperime~”byE.LamssandJ.McNes.Bursaudthe

1986

86017 “Some~dSIPP.“oompiledandedaedbyR.AHerriotandD.KaspnylCCensusBureau

8602 - “Nonsampling Emx Issues in the SIPP,” by G. Elton. UniversQ d Michigan. and D. B. McMillen and D.Katprzyk,cmsusBureau

6603- wnlrwa&@on d Model-Bawd Imputation Prcceduras Using Data From the I- Survey Development Program” by V. J. Huggins and L Weidman. Census Bureau

6604 - “Food Stamp Pakipathx: A Ccnnparkon d SIPP WUh Administratk Records.” by S. Cartson and R. Dafrymple. Food and Nutrition Service

8605 - “SIPP Lo@udlnal Househdd Estimation for the Proposed Longitudinal D&&ion.” by L R. Ernst. Census Bureau

3wS- “‘AComparisondSevenI~tionProceduresforthel979Paneld~lncome suNey Deveiopment Program.” by V. J. Huggins, Census Bureau

8607- “Anlrwe&&on dthelmputakndMonttdyEamlngsforth&Suweydl- and Program Partklpation Using Regression Mod&,” by V. J. Huggins and L Weidman. Census Bureau

&5ot3- “EvaluamiondTraWnOMaterialsandMeUlodsformeSurveydlncome and Program Partklpation.” by M. Hdtt3lUW3~-conaukaf¶

8609- “PattemsdHomehoM composruon and Family Status change.” by C. F. Cttro. ASA/Census Research Fellw. snd H. W. Watts, Department d Eoonomks wumblaunlvemny

8610 - “Composite Esthabn for SIPP: A Prdii Report” by R. P. chakebarty Census-u

ml- ‘;z HosebId concepts h SIPP: Preiiiry Results,” by C. F. CiVo, ASA/t%nsus Research .Hemar~&arxlR.AHeniot.C%nwsBureau

3612 - “Fdlowing Children in the Survey d Income and Program Participation.” by E. K McArthur. K S. Shon and 5. BlanchI. omeus Bureau

8613 - “SIPP labor Tmns&ns: Probiems and Promkes.” by P. Rysavage and K S. Short, Census Bureau

@14- ~klgmeningaataReportedk,~SurveydlncomeandPr~ramP~patbnWlthMminisbativeRecord Oata-ABlWMscusskR” by D.K Satw. Census Bureau

1oBs

8501 - ‘The Survey d Income and Program Paiticiption: Uses and Applii,” by KS. Short Census Bureau

8502-“Appl~daMatchedFleUnkinZlmeBureaudtheCensusSurveydlncomeandP~and Partldpatkn and Economic Data” by S. Haber, George Washington Unhwslty

aso3-“Usinethe~dlnarneandPIogramParticlpationforResea~EhontherPophtion,“by 0.6. McMikn, C. M. Taeuber. and J. Marks. Census Bureau

8504-“Swmiaryd~~~d~1984PaneldtheSwveydlncomeandProgramPa~by D. T. Frankel. Cwmus Bueau

8505-“EnhancingOataFromthaSuveydlnxrneandProgramParticipationWdhDataFrMEconomicCensuses anrSurwys.“byD.KSater,CensusBureau

8507-‘NewHacsehdd SunfeyandtheCF’S: ALcmkatbtmrForceDiiermce~,” byP.M.Ryswage.Census Bureau,amlJ.EBregger,Bumaudl.abtxStalislics

1984

3401- (Update No. 1, Rwkd 12/B5) “An Over&w d the Survey d lnccme and Program Park@aGo%” by D. Nelwn, D.B. McMillen, ami D. Kaspnyk. Census Bureau

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APP6NW C - WORKlNG PAPERS

SIPP WORKING PAPERS ORDER FORM

Thesepapersarefreedcharge. Torecehreanydthesepapers,putachedcbymeappropriatenumberandmaIl thisfomlto:

DataU~SeMC%SDii -- BureaudtbCenws washlngton, DC20233

8401 -8501 8606 -8601 8602-a609 8701 6707 6715 0722

-8502 -B603- ~8702-6708-

8716-6723 - -0503 8610 -a504

-8604- 8611 8703- 6710- -8717- 6724

-8505 -8605- 8612 -8704- 071 1 6710 0725 -8606-

-8506 6613 -8705- 8712- -8719-

-8607- 8614 =87&T- -8713 8726

-6567 -- _ 8707 -8714-8721 - -

SW lpBp

-6601 8808 6615 6822 8629 wo2-wo9- 6816-8623-6630 -6901 8908 8915 8922

-8sa3- w10- -8617-8624- ~8902-8809- 8916-6923

-8m- 8811 8818-8625 8903- a910- -8917-8924

-wo5- 8612-8619-8626 -8904-- 8911 8910-8925 - -B308- 6613-6620-6627 -wo5- 6912- 6919 -8807- -6814-8621-8626 -89x- 8913-8920 - -- -6907- -8914-8921 - -

9001 9005 -wo2--wo6 -8003- 9m7 ~9004-8ow -

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APPENDIX D

uachlne-Raadable Data Diiy byoul

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1. COMMENTS(“*“)lhes 2. DATA DfCllONARY ( ” D w ) ; Iitw and DATA DESCRlFTlON 3. UNlVERSE(“U”)lhas 4. VALUE DESCfWllON fhes 5. onet&n&lheatthemd

*I*” UNE - COMMENTS

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oruarksll rlumeevarkM COL 26-29 DEC Implied dechul @aces COL 33-34 IND TABLE variable hdkator “TASLE” with “(aa)” for

Its dinwnsbn; dfwwke bknks COL 3345

Text desc&ng the wfable will fdlow thk ‘9” line. Use COL 6-46 and repeat as many lines as necessary.

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APPENDIX E

User Notes

This section k rSSarvad for any fnfomution relevant to the SIPP 1990 Pan& Wave 3 R&angubr Topical &dde Micmdata File that Indicates spedflc problems with the data, or that becomes suchlnformationshouklbaffkdbehindthkpage.

amUableaftefthefilekrekased. Any

UserNateswllbesenttoalluserswho(l)purchasedtheirfJe(ortechnicald~ on)fromtheCenwsBuraau and (2) retwned the oaipon fatiwing the tMe page.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census Washington. oc 20233-0001

SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (SIPP) 1990 WAVE 3 TOPICAL MODULE MICRODATA FILE

USER NOTE NO. 1

Subject: Review d Child Care Module Along Wti Ck&ication d Lost Time From W& Item

Attachment

January 1883

Subject: COnteXtUal and Programming Problems with the Lost Time From Work Item on SIPP Child Care Modules in 1990 and 1991 Panels, Wave 3

This memorandum clarifies two problems encountered on the 1990 and 1991 SIPP child care modules (vave 3 of both-panels). vhen the questionnaire vas redesigned for the 1990 panel. The items affected are Sb-5d and 6b-6c. The first problem concerns a programming error vhich is corrected in this re-issued data tape; the second problem is uncorrectable for these tvo panels and involves a questionnaire design error for items 6b and 6c (source codes tm8326 and tm8328). These tvo data items are deleted from the data tape.

BACKGROUND

From the beginning of the SIPP in 1984, ve have been including a question at the very end of the module asking respondents:

"During (last month), did . . . (or . ..'s spouse) lose any time from work (school/job hunting) because the person who usually took care of the child(ren) was not available?"

The purpose of this question vas to estimate the potential disruptive effect of failures in child care arrangements on the respondent's vork schedule. This question had remained the same through the 1989 panel and had consistently yielded time lost estimates at the 5-6 percent level.

The time lost from vork question vas expanded in the 1990 panel to obtain more encompassing estimates of failures in child care arrangements during the past reference month in addition to those failures resulting in lost time from vork. In addition, a nev battery of questions was inserted preceding these items asking respond'ents about changes in child care arrangements over the past 12 months.

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Lacking time for a field test of these questions, the question format used on the NLSY were used on SIPP to estimate changes, in child care arrangements, followed by the time lost from work item. The purpose was first to obtain global estimates of changes and then those specific disruptions which caused the respondent or the respondent's spouse to lose time from work. The following questions were used for the 1990 and 1991 panels (see attached questionnaire):

6b. During (last month), were any changes made in the child care arrangements used for any of your children because the child care provider who usually took care of the children was not available? (Include both unexpected and anticipated losses of child care providers, even for part of the day.)

Yes o (Ask 6c) No o (Skip to next section)

6c. When these changes in arrangements occurred (last month) did . . . (or . . . 's spouse) lose any time from work (school/job hunting)?

During the review of the 1991 panel and subsequent to the release of the 1990 panel of child care data, an error was detected in the allocation procedure for items 5b and 6b: only *'Yes*' answers were being withdrawn from the hot deck used to allocate missing data. When the program vas corrected and a nev edited file was examined, the corrected hot deck procedure yielded an overall disruption rate of 3.7 percent for item 6b down from 17.3 percent from the original edit (this edit was also used for the 1990 panel of data, see attached table).

Since the resulting universe now entering item 6c was sharply reduced--only 118 respondents entered item 6c compared to 547 in the first edit-- the proportion now reporting that they had lost time from work fell to only 1.2 percent of the respondent population. This signaled that a potential problem existed not in the computer edit, which can be corrected, but in the questionnaire design itself.

Now that the edit was corrected, the true problem emerged--the screener in item 6b, instead of capturing the pool of all disruptions in child care arrangements over the last month, apparently captured only those disruptions which caused the respondent to change providers for more than one week.

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The previous battery of questions (items 5a-5d) asked respondents if they had made any changes in child care arrangements in the last 12 months, specifying that only changes lasting one or more veeks should be counted in this estimate. If one follows the skip patterns for items 5a-5d, in 97 percent of the respondent cases in the 1991 panel, the question immediately folloving the "Changes in arrangements in the last 12 months" question is item 6b, this time asking about changes that occurred in the last month. It is likely that the respondent still assumed that we still meant to count only changes lasting 1 or more weeks.

The parenthetical expression in item 6b to count all losses even if only for part of the day probably had no counterbalancing effect since, being parenthetical. it was only meant to aid the interviewer. If my assumption about the respondent's frame of mind is correct, this could account for the small number of persons saying they experienced changes in child care in the last month.

For the 1990 panel and the 1991 panel, we will: 1. Correct the errors in the edit program for item 5b and re- issue the data tape. 2. Blank the data field for items 6b and 6c (source codes SC8326 and SC8328) since correcting the edit will not correct the problem in the phrasing of the question. Data users attempting to calculate lost time from work from either tape will not obtain comparable results as reported in past surveys.

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Responses to items 6b and 6c on Child Care Module, Various Panels

Any changesl(6b) Lost timel(6cJ Panel/Wave/Version Universe Number Percent Number Percent

Nev questionnaire version

1991/3/Goad edit 3,171 118 3.7 39 1.2 1991/3/Bad edit 3,171 547 17.3 155 4.9

1990/3/Bad edit 4,952 871 17.6 248 S-0

Old questionnaire version

198816 2,569 Not asked 115 4.5

198813 2,609 Not asked 123 4.7

198716 2,487 Not asked 122 4.9

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Inpxtation rates for h&nary and Secondary Arrangements

survey Primary Secondary

1991 9.1 3.0 1990 8.0 4.1 1988 7.0 3.2 1987 4.1 7.5 1986 4.5 7.0 1984 5.1 3.6

Child care arrangements in last 12 months

Number SIPP NLSY

No other 78.2 68.6 One 13.3 19.9 TWO 6.2 7.2 Three 1.2 3.2 Four+ 1.1 1.2

*SIPP counts only arr. which lasted l+ weeks. NLSY counts arr. used at least lO+ hrs. in any week.

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Subject: Review of SIPP 1990 Wave 3 Child Care Uodule

This memorandum presents some basic tabulations used to evaluate the SIPP 1990 Wave 3 child care module. Aleo attached is a memorandum explaining in detail some questionuaire and editing problems that existed on a prior release of this tape.

In general, non-responeea rates increased over the 1988 Panel of data, especially for questions concerning the primary arrangements and the costs and hours spent in this axraugement. As the length of this survey has increased over time, we have noted a continuing increase in the level of these non-response rates. Data in table 2 present these rates for individual data items from the 8,264 respondents in the survey who were living with children under 15 years of age and who were either working, looking for a job, or enrolled in school.

Data in table 1 are presented to give the user benchmark numbers to use when analyzing weighted data from the suroey. The user will notice WA symbols for home population couuts in the table. These incomplete counts for the 'other statuses" categories for both mothers and fathers reporting that they have children under 15 results from incomplete or non-matchable person numbers in the survey where child's records could not be successfully matched to parental records. That is, while the parent in the child care module in item TM8100 reported being a designated parent of a child uuder 15, the absence of a matchable record for this family uuit made it wssible to ascertain the exact age of this child.

Child Care Arranaements 1990

Table 3 presents the distribution of child care arrangements for the approximately 31 million children of employed mothers for the period September - December 1990. The categories across the top of the table represent the prwider and location of the urangement . The symbols CR and PR represent that the care is provided in the 'Child's Rome" or the "provider's Home," respectively. The *Mother Care* category is a cdination of both categories 11 and 12 in the qnestionnaire (works at home and cues for child at mark).

maire The brothu/sistu category in the

questio (category 2) 3.~ aho aombined with tha other relative category (category 4 in the questionnaire) to produce the other relative (Oral) category shown in table 3.

The full time/put tti categories are based on whether the woman vcrks 35 or lore hours pu week. The marital status variable in table (URRST) separates womsn who ue -ied, spouse prement frcm all other marital *tatuses.

These data are very consistent with findinga frm prior surveys: organized child care facilities (day care plus nnrsery) account for a little 11ore than cme-fourth of all arrangBt8 for pre- schoolers underage 5 while for ahildrenSto14 rearm of age of employedwomen, tiutthreeqnart uowerofoschoolro8tof the tira their mthus were at vork.

1

d Cue Pavlpents

Tables 4 and 5 present the proportion of respondents paying for child care arrangements and the typical average payments these families make. About 36 percent of all respondents 8aid they paid for child cue service8 in the pall of 1990 cmed to 38 paroent in 1988. The avuage weakly costs made by the estimeted 7.0 million persons raking paymants averaged about 560 per week (EXPEW) in 1990 compared to $53 in 1998. On average, they worked 36.5 hours per week (HRSBMP) and had family incomes of $3,646 per month (PAMY). The person's contribution to thim income averaged $1,604 per month (PBRY). The proportion of family incopc spent on child cue per wnth wan 7.1 puaent (EC). Again, these nambers, aftu taking into acconnt inflation, shw little change from 1986.

Note

This memorandum has not gone through the usual statistical review procedure at the Census Bureau: it represent8 the opinions of the authors.

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gable 1. population Universe for Child Care Module: pall 1990 (Numbers in thousands)

mpulation

x&here living with children

gmployed uranp1oye.d

Enrolled in school other statuses

rather9 living with children

=@oyed onemployed Enrolled in school

other statuses

NumbNX of children

All children 55,207 19,266 35,940 children in child care module 33,657 10,694 22,964

Living with mother 32,564 10,458 22,107 mother employed 29,961 9,441 20,540 x~ther unemployed 1,213 418 795 mother enrolled in school 1,370 599 772

Living with father 1,093 236 a57 Father employed 1,048 220 828 Father unaployed 34 10 24 Father enrolled in school 11 6 5

Children Children

All under 5 5 ta 14 children years years

30,964 NA NA 18,968 8,009 14,375

768 346 577 824 403 527

9.493 NA NA

911 NA NA 801 197 650

37 14 23 11 4 7 62 HA NA

EA Ages for children with parents not in child care module not available.

l/ The total numbers of parents is leas than the sum of the two age groups

ae mcme parate have children inboth age groups.

gable 2. Imputation Rates for Itam in child care supplement: 1990 Panel wave 3

(Data are unweighted. Sample includes parents/guardiane in tbe labor force or in school who have childran under 15 yeara old)

Itern lwmbar

3a

3b

3c

3d

3c

3f

4a

4b

4c

Percent imputed

FriImry arrangamenta 3a-f Who cares for child

Pint child

second child

Third child

8,264 663 8.0

5,049 392 7.0 2,521 212 6.4

694 59 6.5

Place of arrangement 2,533 221 a.7 First child 1,752 151 8.6 second child 636 60 9.4 Third child 145 10 6.9

Any money payment 2,545 296 11.6 First child 1,910 221 11.6 second child 554 66 11.9 Third child 81 9 11.1

IS payment shared? 1,104 168 15.2 First child 735 113 15.4 Second child 334 46 14.4 Third child 35 7 20.0

Amount of payment 1,690 265 15.7 First child 1,321 212 16.0 second child 334 46 13.8 Third child 35 7 20.0

weekly hours in

arrangement

First child Second child

Tbirdcbild

8,162 1,064 13.0 4,947 622 12.6 2,521 347 13.8

694 95 13.7

secoadary arrang~nts la-f Who cares for child

First child ~econdchild

Thirdchild

2,519 103 4.1 1,450 52 3.6

842 41 4.9 227 10 4.4

Place Of zumngemnt 1.742 64 3.7 First child 1,020 33 3.2 second child 567 22 3.9

third child 155 9 5.8

Any money payloent:, First child

second child Third child

1,458 045 494 119

4

71 4.9

43 5.1

22 4.5 6 5.0

Womber of respondents

4d

4e

4f

5a

Sb

5c

6a

6b

6c

Is paymint shared? 554 43 7.8 First child 222 16 7.2 second child 275 22 8.0 Third child 57 5 8.8

Amount of payment 782 60 7.7 Fire+ child 450 46 10.2 second child 275 0 0.0 Third child 57 14 24.6

weekly hours in

arrang-t

FiFst Child second child

Third child

2,519 378 15.0 1,450 221 15.2

642 114 13.5 227 43 18.9

changes in srrangerents sa-c chizdren under 5 years

Fkstcbild second child Third child

2,543 248 9.8 2,067 206 10.0

444 39 8.8 32 3 9.4

children 5 to 14 yeare 5,619 765 13.6 First child 2,860 336 11.7 second child 2,077 319 15.4 Third child 662 108 16.3

wumber of arraBgements 1,886 244 12.9 First child 1,117 121 10.8 second child 611 95 15.5 Third child 156 28 17.7

Paymentts for 4+ children

changes in tbe last month

Lost time from work

130 73 56.2

4,952 667

216 32

13.9

14.8

6

8

9

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census Washi”gtD”. DC 20233~wo,

SURVEY OF INCOME AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (SIPP) 1990 WAVE 3 TOPICAL MODULE MICRODATA FILE

USER NOTE NO. 2

Sut+t: ReuiewdFundiMalUmitationsandDisa~iModole

AnachedLsareviewdtheSlPP1990Waw3F~U~andDisaWay~odule.

.‘snuaty 1993

Evaluation of Functional Limitations and Disability Module- SIPP 1990 Panel, Wave 3 Data Files

Weighted estimates from the 1990 wave 6 and the 1991 wave 3 topical module on Functional Limitations and Disability are shown in the attached table.

The estimates show that between October 1991 and January 1992 there were 36.7 million (91 W3) persons over the age of 14 with a functional limitation and 18.4 million persons with a severe limitation.

Of those with a limitation, 20.6 million were under the age of 65 and 16.0 million were 65 and over. Wore females than males experience some limitation, 20.4 million versus 16.2 million.

In this period there were 18.0 million persons between the ages of 16 and 64 who reported a work disability. Nearly 8 million of these persons were prevented from working.

As can be seen from the table, the estimates compare favorably to estimates from 1990 wave 3 and appear to be slightly higher than estimates from the 1990 CPS and 1990 Census. Estimates of functional disability appear to be somewhat lower in 9Ow6 than those in 91w3 (not tested statistically).

Imputation rates for 9Ow6 are slightly higher than those for 91w3 which are somewhat higher than those from 9Ow3.

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13% ‘1936 2103

11936 2198

‘1936 515

‘1936 3511

41936 3787

41936 3?n3

41936

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41936 1701

41936 1159

41936 993

41936 714

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3676 167

3619 151

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3?29 115

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Table B. Weighted Estimates

91w3 9OW6 9ow3 -----------___-------------

mC!TIONAL DISABILITY

All persons 15 yrs +.... 36,652 Severe............... 18,407

Age: 15 to 64 yrs............ 20,621 65 yrs +................ 16,031

Sex: Male.................... 16,177 Female.................. 20,475

Race and Hispanic Originl/: White................... 30,908 Black................... 4,908 Other race.............. 836 Hispanic................ 2,397

WITH A WORK DISABILITY

All persons 16 to 64 yrs... 17,954 Prevented from working.. 7,766

l/Hispanics can be of any race.

34,859 36,102 17,962 18,371

19,607 20,688 15,253 15,413

14,989 15,724 19,870 20,377

29,513 4,598

759 2,522

30,777 4,617

2,T81

19,347 7,390

90 CPS 90 CEN ----------_---____

17,454 14,164 12,826 7,395 7,883 6,594

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