CROSS-LISTING OF VARIABLE NUMBERS WITH QUESTIONS (VERS. 1-13) An asterisk (*) beside the question number indicates a question which was not asked in all versions 1-13. VAR # GUEST# LABEL 1 Case ID 2 Primary and Caucus Date 3 Time Zone Code 4 Daylight Savings Indicator 5 Selection Table Number 6 Final Call Number 7 Result Date 8 Result Month 9 Result Day 10 Time Code 11 Result Code 12 Interviewer of Record 13 RC Indicator 14 Number of Persons 15 Household Composition 16 Number Eligible Adults 17 Number Children <= 5 18 Number Children 6-9 19 Number Children 10-13 20 Number Children 14-17 21 Zip Code 22 Breakoff Date #1 23 Breakoff Month #1 24 Breakoff Day #1 25 Breakoff Question #1 26 Breakoff Date #2 27 Breakoff Month #2 28 Breakoff Day #2 29 Breakoff Question #2 101 Interviewer Number 102 Control ID (blanked out to insure confidentiality) 103 Area Code 104 Assigned Sample Week 105 Month Interview Completed 106 Day Interview Completed 107 Day of Week 108 Time of Interview - Eastern Standard Time 109 Time of Interview - Local Time 110 Length of Interview 111 Month Interview Started 112 Day Interview Started 113 Week Interview Started 114 Week Interview Completed 115 ICPSR State Code 116 FIPS State Code 117 Version Number 118 A1. Family better or worse off financially 119 A1a/b. Much or somewhat better/worse financially 120 A2. Watch budget more closely this, year than last 121 A2a. Watch budget a little/lot more closely 122 A3. Income change in relation to cost of living 123 A3a/b. Is change a lot/little 124-126 A4. (When it comes to economic matters) group R feels close to 127 A4a I'er CHECKPOINT: More than one group mentioned 128 A4b. (If more than one group mentioned) which closest? 129 A4c. During past year, economic position of GROUP gotten better or worse? 130 A4d/e. Economic position much or somewhat better/worse for GROUP 131 A4f. GROUP income over past year change in relation to cost of living 132 A4g/h. Is change (group income relative to cost of living) lot/little 133 A4i. Has GROUP had harder/easier/same time finding work 134 A4j/k. Has GROUP had much/little harder/easier time finding work 135 A5. I'er CHECKPOINT: Boxes checked in A4b 136 A5a. Women mentioned in A4 137 A5b. Blacks mentioned in A4 138 A5c. The elderly mentioned in A4 129 A5d. The poor mentioned in A4 140 A5e. The middle class mentioned in A4 141 A6. Has economic position Of WOMEN gotten better/worse/ same 142 A7. Has economic position of BLACKS gotten better/worse/ same 143 A8. Has economic position of THE ELDERLY.... 144 A9. ..THE POOR.... 145 A10. ..THE MIDDLE CLASS 146 B1. Follow government and public affairs 147 B2. Interest in presidential calandar 148 B3. Care which party wins presidency 149 B4. Anyone talk to R about supporting a candidate 150 B4a. This (B4) happen in past week? 151 B5. Anyone talk to R about registering 152 B6. Has R talked to anyone about supporting a candidate 153 B6e. Done this (B6) in last week? 158 *Z2. Was probe read to R 161 *B7. Is R registered 162 *B8. Does R expect to vote 163 *B8a/b. How certain of vote likelihood 164 *B8c/d. Who would R vote for 165 *B8. Cand. pref. strong/not strong 166 *B9. Did R vote? 167 *B9a. Did R vote for President? 168 *B9b. For whom did R vote? 169 *B9c. R preference strong? 170 *B9d. Did R prefer a candidate 171 *B9e. Who did R prefer? 201 C1a. Heard of: Ronald Reagan 202 C1b. John Glenn 203 C1c. Ted Kennedy 204 C1d. Walter Mondale 205 *C1e. Alan Cranston 206 C1f. John Anderson 207 C1g. Ernest Hollings 208 *C1h. Reubin Askew 209 C1i. Jesse Jackson 210 C1j. George Bush 211 C1k. Howard Baker 212 C1m. George McGovern 213 C1n. Robert Dole 214 C1o. Gary Hart 215 *C1r. LLoyd Bentsen 216 *C1s. Dale Bumpers 217 *C1t. Mario Cuomo 218 *C1u. Geraldine Ferraro 219 C2a. Thermometer rating of: Ronald Reagan 220 C2b. John Glenn 221 C2c. Ted Kennedy 222 C2d. Walter Mondale 223 *C2e. Alan Cranston 224 C2f. John Anderson 225 C2g. Ernest Hollings 226 *C2h. Reubin Askew 227 C2i. Jesse Jackson 228 C2j. George Bush 229 C2k. Howard Baker 230 C2m. Georqe McGovern 231 *C2n. Robert Dole 232 C2o. Gary Hart 233 *C2r. Lloyd Bentsen 234 *C2s. Dale Bumpers 235 *C2t. Mario Cuomo 236 *C2u Geraldine Ferraro 301 D1. Approve/disapprove Reagan's handling of job 302 D1a/b. Aprove/disapprove (D1) strongly/not strongly 303 D2. Approve/disapprove Reagan's handling of economy 304 D2a/b. Approve/disapprove (D2) strongly/not strongly 305 D3. Approve/disapprove Reagan's handling of foreign relations 306 D3a/b. Approve/disapprove (D3) strongly/not strongly 311 *E1a. Walter Mondale's chances for Democratic nomination 312 *E1b. John Glenn's chances for Democratic nomination 313 *E1c. Alan Cranston's chances for Democratic nomination 314 *E1d. Jesse Jackson's chances for Democratic nomination 315 *E1e Ted Kennedy's chances for Democratic nomination 316 *E1f Gary Hart's chances for Democratic nomination 401 F1. How many days past week watch national news on TV? 402 *F1a. How much attention to TV news about presidential campaign 403 F2. How many days past week read a daily newspaper? 404-406 F2a. Which paper(s) did R read 407 F2b. How much attention to articles in newspaper about pres. campaign 408 *F3. Watch Dem. convention on TV 409 *F3a. How many hours watch Dem. convention 410 *F4. Watch Rep. convention on TV 411 *F4a. How many hours watch Rep. convention 412 *F5. Watch first Pres. debate 413 *F5a. Watch " whole or part 414 *F6. Watch second Pres. debate 415 *F6a. Watch " whole or part 416 *F7. Watch VP debate 417 *F7a. Watch " whole or part 418 G1a. Reagan traits: Hardworking 419 G1b. Decent 420 G1c. Compassionate 421 G1d. Commands respect 422 G1e. Intelligent 423 G1f. Moral 424 G1g. Kind 425 G1h. Inspiring 426 G1i. Knowledgable 427 G1j. Sets a good example 428 G1k. Really cares about people like you 429 G1m. Provides strong leadership 430 *G1n. Understands people like you 431 *G1o. Fair 432 *G1p. In touch w/ ordinary people 433 *G1r. Religious 437 G3a. Mondale traits: Hardworking 438 G3b. Decent 439 G3c. Compassionate 440 G3d. Commands respect 441 G3e. Intelligent 442 G3f. Moral 443 G3g. Kind 444 G3h. Inspiring 445 G3i. Knowledgeable 446 G3j. Sets a good example 447 G3k. Really cares about people like you 448 G3m. Provides strong leadership 449 *G3n. Understands people like you 450 *G3o. Fair 451 *G3p. In touch w/ ordinary people 452 *G3r. Religious 502 *G5a. Glenn traits: Hardworking 503 *G5b. Decent 504 *G5c. Compassionate 505 *G5d. Commands respect 506 *G5e. Intelligent 507 *G5f. Moral 508 *G5g. Kind 509 *G5h. Inspiring 510 *G5i. Knowledgeable 511 *G5j. Sets a good example 512 *G5k. Really cares about people like you 513 *G5m. Provides strong leadership 521 G7a. Jackson traits: Hardworking 522 G7b. Decent 523 G7c. Compassionate 524 G7d. Commands respect 525 G7e. Intelligent 526 G7f. Moral 527 G7g. Kind 528 G7h. Inspiring 529 G7i. Knowledgeable 530 G7j. Sets a good example 531 G7k. Really cares about people like you 532 G7m. Provides strong leadership 533 *G7n. Understands people like you 534 *G7o. Fair 535 *G7p. In touch w/ ordinary people 536 *G7r. Religious 539 *G9a. Hart traits: Hardworking 540 *G9b. Decent 541 *G9c. Compassionate 542 *G9d. Commands respect 543 *G9e. Intelligent 544 *G9f. Moral 545 *G9g. Kind 546 *G9h. Inspiring 547 *G9i. Knowledgeable 548 *G9j. Sets a good example 549 *G9k. Really cares about people like you 550 *G9m. Provides strong leadership 551 *G9n. Understands people like you 552 *G9o. Fair 553 *G9p. In touch w/ ordinary people 554 *G9r. Religious 558 *G11a. Ferraro: Hard-working 559 *G11b. Decent 560 *G11c. Compassionate 561 *G11d. Commands respect 562 *G11e. Intelligent 563 *G11f. Moral 564 *G11g. Kind 565 *G11h. Inspiring 566 *G11i. Knowledgeable 567 *G11j. Sets a good example 568 *G11k. Cares about people like you 569 *G11m. Provides strong leadership 570 *G11n. Understands people like you 571 *G11o. Fair 572 *G11p. In touch with ordinary people 573 *G11r. Religious 600 *H0. How are things in country going 601 H1. Has nation's economy gotten better/worse/same 602 H1a. Is economy much/somewhat better/worse 603 H2. Have people had a harder/easier/same time finding work 604 H2-a/b. Is that much/somewhat harder/easier? 605 H3. Has cost of things gone up/down/stayed same 606 H3a/b. Is that (H3) a lot/little 607 H4. Has U.S. position in world grown weaker/same/stronger 608 H5. How worried about U.S. getting into conventional war 609 H6. How worried about U.S. getting into nuclear war 610 J1. Does R think of self as liberal/conservative/moderate 611 J1a/b. Strong or not-so-strong liberal/conservative 612 J1c. More like liberal or conservative 613 J1x. SUMMARY: Liberal-conservative self-placement scale 614 J2. Is Reagan-liberal/conservative/moderate 615 J2a/b. Is Regan strong or not-so-strong liberal/conservative 616 J2c. Is Reagan more like a liberal or conservative 617 J2x. SUMMARY: Reagan liberal-conservative placement 618 *J4. Is Glenn liberal/conservative/moderate 619 *J4a/b. Is Glenn strong or not-so-strong liberal/ conservative 620 *J4c. Is Glenn more like a liberal or conservative 621 *J4x. SUMMARY: Glenn liberal-conservative placement 622 J6. Is Mondale liberal/conservative/moderate 623 J6a/b. Is Mondale strong or not-so-strong liberal/ conservative 624 J6c. Is Mondale more like liberal or conservative 625 J6x. SUMMARY: Mondale liberal-conservative placement 626 J8. Is Jackson liberal/conservative/moderate 627 J8a/b. Is Jackson strong or not-so-strong liberal/ conservative 628 J8c. Is Jackson more like liberal or conservative 629 J8x. SUMMARY: Jackson liberal-conservative placement 630 *J10. Is Hart liberal/conservative/moderate 631 *J10a/b. Is Hart strong or not-so-strong liberal/conservative 632 *J10c. Is Hart more like liberal or conservative 633 *J10x. SUMMARY: Hart liberal-conservative placement 634 *J12. Is Ferraro liberal/conservative/moderate 635 *J12a/b. Is Ferraro strong or not-so-strong liberal/ conservative 636 *J12c. Is Ferraro more like liberal or conservative 637 *J12x. SUMMARY: Ferraro liberal-conservative placement 701 K1a. Reagan affects: Angry toward him 702 K1b. Hopeful 703 K1c. Afraid of him 704 K1d. Proud 706 *K3a. Glenn affects: Angry toward him 707 *K3b Hopeful 708 *K3c. Afraid of him 709 *K3d. Proud 711 K5a. Mondale affects: Angry toward him 712 K5b. Hopeful 713 K5c. Afraid of him 714 K5d. Proud 716 K7a. Jackson affects: Angry toward him 717 K7b. Hopeful 718 K7c. Afraid of him 719 K7d. Proud 721 *K9a. Hart affects: Angry toward him 722 *K9b. Hopeful 723 *K9c. Afraid of him 724 *K9d. Proud 725 *K11a. Ferraro affects: Angry toward her 726 *K11b. Hopeful 727 *K11c. Afraid of her 728 *K11d. Proud 731 L1. R think of self as Republican/Democrat/Independent or what 732 L1a/b. Strong or not-so-strong Republican/Democrat 733 L1c. Closer of Republican party or Democratic party 734 L1x. SUMMARY: R's party identification 735 L2. R's first choice for the Democratic nomination 736 L2a. R's second choice for the Democratic nomination 799 *M0. Does R approve/disapprove Reagan's handling of budget 800 *M0a/b. Does R think (M0.) strongly/not strongly 801 M1. Does R have opinion on government spending/services issue 802 M1a. Should government reduce spending/provide more services 803 M1b/c. Moderate or large reduction/increase 804 M1d. Does Reagan prefer reduced government spending or increased services 805 M1e/f. Reagan prefer large or moderate reduction/increase 807 M1h. Mondale prefer reduced gov't spending or increased services 808 M1i/j. Mondale prefer large or moderate reduction/increase 810 *M1m. Glenn prefer reduced gov't spending or increased services 811 *M1n/o. Glenn prefer large or moderate reduction/increase 812 *M1q. Hart prefer reduced gov't spending or increased services 813 *M1r/s. Hart prefor large or moderate reduction/increase 814 *M1u. Jackson placement: govt spending 815 *M1v/w. Jackson prefer large or moderate reduction/increase 816 M2. Does R have opinion on gov't effort improve position of minorities 817 M2a. Should gov/t help minorities or minorities help themselves 818 M2b/c. Should this (M2a) be done to a great/some extent 819 *M2d. Reagan placement: minorities 820 *M2e/f. Reagan strngth pref gov't help minorities 821 *M2h. Mondale placement: govt help minorities 822 *M2i/j. Mondale strngth pref gov't help minorities 823 *M2m. Hart placement: govt help minorities 824 *M2n/o. Hart strngth pref gov't help minorities 825 *M2q. Jackson placement: govt help minorities 826 *M2r/s. Jackson strngth pref govt help minorities 838 M3. Does R have opinion on U.S. involvement in Central America 839 M3a. Should U.S. be less/more involved in Central America 840 M3b/c. Should involvement be increased/decreased to great/ some extent 841 *M3d. Reagan placement: Central America 842 *M3e/f. Reagan incr/decr involvement great/some extent 843 *M3h. Mondale placement: Central America 844 *M3i/j. Mondale incr/decr involvement great/some extent 845 *M3m. Hart placement: Central America 846 *M3n/o. Hart incr/decr involvement great/some extent 847 *M3q. Jackson placement: Central America 848 *M3r/s. Jackson incr/decr involvement great/some extent 846 *M3n/o. Does Hart think (M3m.) a lot or a little 873 M6. Does R have opinion on more/less money for defense. 874 M6a. Should govt increase/decrease defense spending 875 M6b/c. Should defense spending be increased/decreased a lot or little 876 M6d. Does Reagan think defense spending should be increased or decreased 877 M6e/f. Does Reagan think (M6d.) a lot or a little 879 M6h. Does Mondale think defense spending should be increased or decreased 880 M6i/j. Does Mondale think (M6h.) a lot or a little 882 *M6m. Does Glenn think defense spending should be increased or decreased 883 *M6n/o. Does Glenn think (M6m.) a lot or a little 884 *M6q. Does Hart think defense spending should be increased or decreased 885 *M6r/s. Does Hart think (M6q.) a lot or a little 887 M7a. Fed'l. spending increased/decreased/same: the environment 888 M7b. .....dealing with crime 889 M7c. .....public schools 890 M7d. .....social security 891 M7e. .....food stamps 892 M7f. .....Medicare 893 M7g. .....government jobs for the unemployed 894 M7h. .....science and technology 901 M8. Does R have opinion on government help women/women help themselves 902 M8a. Should gov't help women or women help themselves 903 M8b/c. Should help/leave alone to great or some extent 904 *M8d. Does Reagan think government should improve women's position 905 *M8e/f. Does Reagan think (M8d.) great/some extent 906 *M8h. Does Mondale think government should improve women's position 907 *M8i/j. Does Mondale think (M8h.) great/some extent 908 *M8m. Does Hart think government should improve women's position 909 *M8n/o. Does Hart think (M8m.) great/some extent 913 M9. Does R have opinion on cooperate/get tough with Russia 914 M9a. Should U.S. cooperate/get tough with Russia 915 M9b/c. Should we cooperate/get tough a lot or somewhat 916 *M9d. Does Reagan think U.S. should cooperate/get tough with Russia 917 *M9e/f. Does Reagan think (M9d.) lot/somewhat 918 *Mh. Does Mondale think U.S. should cooperate/get tough with Russia 919 *M9i/j. Does Mondale think (M9h.) lot/somewhat 920 *M9m. Does Hart think U.S. should cooperate/get tough with Russia 921 *M9n/o. Does Hart think (M9m.) lot/somewhat 1001 *N1. Chances of Reagan winning the Presidential election 1002 *N1a. Chances of Mondale winning the Presidential election 1003 *N1b. Chances of Glenn winning the Presidential election 1004 *N1c. Chances of Cranston winning the Presidential election 1005 *N1d. Chances of Jackson winning the Presidential election 1006 *N1e. Chances of Kennedy winning the Presidential election 1007 *N1f. Chances of Hart winning the Presidential election 1008 Y1. Is R registered 1009 Y1a. Registered as Republican, Democrat, Independent or 1013 Y2. Date of birth-MONTH 1014 Y2b. Date of birth-DAY 1015 Y2c. Date of birth-YEAR 1016 Y2x. Age in years 1017 Y3. Marital status 1018 Y4. Highest grade R completed 1019 Y4a. High school diploma or equivalency 1020 Y4b. Graduate from four year college or university 1021 Y4b. SUMMARY: R's education 1022 Y5. R's working status 1023 Y5a. R WORKING NOW: occupation 1026 Y5b. industry 1027 Y6. worried about losing job 1028 Y7. laid off in past six months 1029 Y8. reduce hours or take cut in pay in last 6 months 1030 Y9. R UNEMPLOYED: had a job in past 6 months 1031 Y9a. how many hours work in average week 1032 Y10. R RET/UNEMP: looking for work at the present time 1033 Y11. how worried about finding work 1034 Y12. R HSEWF/STUD: working for pay at present time 1035 Y13. looking for work at present time 1036 Y13a. how worried about finding work 1037 Y14. I'er CHECKPOINT: Is R only adult in household 1038 Y14a. I'er CHECKPOINT: Is R married and living with spouse 1039 Y14b. Who is main breadwinner 1101 Y15. R'S SPOUSE/BREADWINNER: working status 1102 Y16. SPOUSE/BREADWINNER WORKING NOW: occupation 1105 Y16a. industry code 1106 Y17. how worried about losing job 1107 Y18. laid off in last 6 months 1108 Y19. reduce hrs/cut pay in last 6 months 1109 Y20. SPOUSE/BREADWINNER UNEMPLOYED: had a job in past 6 months 1110 Y20a. how many hrs worked average week 1111 Y21. SPOUSE/BREADWINNER RET/UNEMPLD: looking for work at present time 1112 Y21a. how worried about finding work 1113 Y22. SPOUSE/BREADWINNER WIFE STUDENT: doing any work now 1114 Y22a. looking for work at present 1115 Y22b. How worried about finding work 1116 Y23. ALL: Does anyone in this household belong to labor union 1117 Y23a. Who is it that belongs 1118 Y24. Income: under/over $20,000 1119 Y24a. Income: under/over $10,000 1120 Y24b. Income: under/over $30,000 1121 Y24c. Income: under/over $40,000 1122 Y24x. SUMMARY: Family income 1123 Y25. Religious preference: Catholic, Protestant or Jewish? (1123) Y25a. What (Protestant) denomination is that? (1123) Y25b. Southern Baptist or not 1124 Y26. Attendance at church/synagogue 1125 Y27. How long lived in your town (this country) 1126 Y28. How long lived at present address 1127 Y29. Race 1128 Y30. Ethnic origin Hispanic or not 1129 Y31. How many telephones in R's home 1130 Y31a. Do all telephones have same number 1131 Y31b. How many different numbers 1132 Y31c. Any (telephone) numbers for business use only 1133 Y31d. How many (Y31c.) 1134 Z1. R's sex