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CODEBOOK INTRODUCTION FILE
1972 PRE-POST STUDY
(1972.T)








                  AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDIES


                      1972 PRE-POST ELECTION STUDY







           CONDUCTED BY THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL STUDIES (495401)


                         PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS

               WARREN MILLER                 ARTHUR MILLER
           UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN        UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

               RICHARD BRODY                  JACK DENNIS
            STANFORD UNIVERSITY          UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

               DAVID KOVENOCK                MERRILL SHANKS
        UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
                                                BERKELEY


                           OMNIBUS CONTRIBUTORS

               FRANK ANDREWS                ANGUS CAMPBELL
                KI-TAEK CHUN                 GERALD GURIN
              M. KENT JENNINGS              JOHN ROBINSON
              JAY SCHMIEDESKAMP             STEPHEN WITHEY



                          UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

             PRE-ELECTION WAVE  -- SEPT. 1, 1972 - NOV. 6, 1972
             POST-ELECTION WAVE -- NOV. 7, 1972 - FEB. 13, 1972






                         ICPSR ARCHIVE NUMBER 7010
                        ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF ASSISTANCE


           ALL MANUSCRIPTS UTILIZING DATA MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH

       THE CONSORTIUM SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THAT FACT AS WELL AS

       IDENTIFY THE ORIGINAL COLLECTOR OF THE DATA.  THE ICPSR

       COUNCIL URGES ALL USERS OF ICPSR DATA FACILITIES TO FOLLOW

       SOME ADAPTATION OF THIS STATEMENT WITH THE PARENTHESES IN-

       DICATING ITEMS TO BE FILLED IN APPROPRIATELY OR DELETED BY

       THE INDIVIDUAL USER.

             THE DATA (AND TABULATIONS) UTILIZED IN THIS
             (PUBLICATION) WERE MADE AVAILABLE (IN PART) BY
             THE INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL
             RESEARCH.  THE DATA FOR THE CPS 1972 AMERICAN
             NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY WERE ORIGINALLY COLLECTED
             BY THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL STUDIES OF THE INSTITUTE
             FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH, THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
             UNDER GRANTS FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
             AND THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL HEALTH.
             NEITHER THE ORIGINAL COLLECTORS OF THE DATA NOR
             THE CONSORTIUM BEAR ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
             ANALYSES OR INTERPRETATIONS PRESENTED HERE.

           IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FUNDING AGENCIES WITH ESSENTIAL

       INFORMATION ABOUT THE USE OF ARCHIVAL RESOURCES, AND TO

       FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ABOUT ICPSR PAR-

       TICIPANTS' RESEARCH ACTIVITIES, EACH USER OF THE ICPSR DATA

       FACILITIES IS EXPECTED TO SEND TWO COPIES OF EACH COMPLETED

       MANUSCRIPT OR THESIS ABSTRACT TO THE CONSORTIUM.  PLEASE

       INDICATE IN THE COVER LETTER WHICH DATA WERE USED.










                        CONTENTS


           Note: >>sections in the codebook introduction and
           codebook appendix can be navigated in the
           machine-readable files by searching ">>".

                                                              

INTRODUCTORY MATERIAL  (file int1972.cbk)
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>> 1972 STUDY DESCRIPTION
>> 1972 DESIGN OVERVIEW
>> 1972 CONTENT OF INTERVIEWS
>> 1972 PUBLICATIONS
>> 1972 SAMPLING INFORMATION
>> 1972 TYPES OF SAMPLES
>> 1972 FILE STRUCTURE
>> 1972 CODEBOOK INFORMATION
>> 1972 PROCESSING INFORMATION
>> 1972 RESTRICTIONS
>> 1972 VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST


CODEBOOK
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1972 variables


APPENDICES  (file app1972.cbk)
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>> 1972 STANDARD PRIMARY SAMPLING UNIT CODE
>> REF.NOS. 253-266, 701-736 NOTE, 1972
>> 1972 COUNTY CODES
>> 1972 ICPSR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CODE
>> 1972 OCCUPATION CODES
>> 1972 CENSUS INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION
>> 1972 UNION CODE
>> 1972 THE STATE AND COUNTRY CODE
>> 1972 PARTY CANDIDATE MASTER CODE
>> 1972 CANDIDATES FOR U.S. SENATOR
>> 1972 CANDIDATES FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS
>> 1972 CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
>> 1972 PERSONAL PROBLEMS CODE
>> 1972 IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEMS
>> 1972 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES











>> 1972 STUDY DESCRIPTION


            THE CPS 1972 AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY (CPS
       #495401) WAS CONDUCTED BY THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL STUDIES OF
       THE INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH, THE UNIVERSITY OF MICH-
       IGAN.  IT WAS THE TWELFTH IN A SERIES OF STUDIES OF NATIONAL
       ELECTIONS PRODUCED IN THE PAST BY THE POLITICAL BEHAVIOR
       PROGRAM OF THE SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER.  THE STUDY WAS SUP-
       PORTED BY GRANTS FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (GS-
       33956, GI-29904, GS-3322) AND THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR
       MENTAL HEALTH (MH19516-08).

            THE STUDY INCLUDED 2705 RESPONDENTS. RESPONDENTS WERE INTER-
       VIEWED BOTH BEFORE AND AFTER THE ELECTION.  THERE WERE TWO
       FORMS OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE FOR BOTH WAVES:  1372 RESPONDENTS
       WERE ADMINISTERED THE FORM I PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRE AND
       1333 RESPONDENTS WERE ADMINISTERED THE FORM II PRE-ELECTION
       QUESTIONNAIRE.  FOR THE POST-ELECTION WAVE, 1176 RESPONDENTS
       RECEIVED FORM I AND 1109 FORM II.

            THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY WAS ANALYSIS OF THE
       CURRENT ATTITUDES AND VOTING PATTERNS OF A CROSS-SECTION OF
       AMERICAN CITIZENS, PARTICULARLY IN COMPARISON WITH ATTITUDES
       AND VOTING PATTERNS FOUND IN PAST CROSS-SECTION STUDIES.  IN
       ADDITION TO THE CONTINUING EMPHASIS ON THE ROLE OF THE
       POLITICAL PARTIES AND CANDIDATES, THE REACTIONS OF THE
       AMERICAN PEOPLE TO CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUES WERE INVEST-
       IGATED.  AS A RESULT OF FINDINGS FROM PREVIOUS CPS AMERICAN
       NATIONAL ELECTION STUDIES, THE GENERAL THEMES OF TRUST IN
       GOVERNMENT, ALIENATION, AND EFFICACY WERE EMPHASIZED IN
       AN ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE THE CAUSES OF THE OBSERVED
       DECREASE IN PUBLIC SUPPORT OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM.  (SEE
       "CONTENT OF INTERVIEWS" FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE
       AREAS EXPLORED.)







>> 1972 DESIGN OVERVIEW


            IN ORDER TO MAXIMIZE THE NUMBER OF QUESTIONS WHICH
       COULD BE ADMINISTERED, TWO FORMS OF THE INTERVIEW WERE DE-
       VELOPED, FORM I AND FORM II.  ONE-HALF OF THE RESPONDENTS
       WERE ADMINISTERED FORM I OF THE PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW
       SCHEDULE AND FORM I OF THE POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW SCHEDULE,
       WHILE THE OTHER HALF OF THE RESPONDENTS WERE ADMINISTERED
       FORM II IN BOTH THE PRE- AND POST-ELECTION WAVES.  THE
       SAMPLE OF RESPONDENTS TO WHOM EACH FORM OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE
       WAS ADMINISTERED CONSTITUTES A CROSS-NATIONAL SAMPLE WHICH
       IS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE VOTING AGE POPULATION OF THE UNITED
       STATES RESIDING IN PRIVATE DWELLINGS.  BECAUSE EACH IS RE-
       PRESENTATIVE THE TWO FORM SAMPLES MAY BE USED TOGETHER OR
       SEPARATELY FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES.  THE TWO FORMS HAVE
       APPROXIMATELY 80% OF THE SAME ITEMS AND 20% FORM UNIQUE
       QUESTIONS.






>> 1972 CONTENT OF INTERVIEWS


            THE CPS AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY EXPLORED
       POLITICAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR IN THE 1972 ELECTION.  THE
       PARTY IDENTIFICATION OF THE RESPONDENTS, THEIR VOTING
       HISTORY, AND INFORMATION ABOUT FACETS OF EARLY POLITICAL
       SOCIALIZATION WERE OBTAINED, AS WELL AS THE RESPONDENTS'
       GENERAL EVALUATION OF THE MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES.  THE RES-
       PONDENTS' SENSE OF POLITICAL EFFICACY AND CIVIC DUTY, THE
       DEGREE OF THEIR TRUST IN GOVERNMENT, AND THEIR EVALUATION OF
       GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSIVENESS WERE THE SUBJECTS OF QUESTIONS
       DESIGNED TO MEASURE DIMENSIONS OF THE RESPONDENTS' PER-
       CEPTIONS OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE GOVERNMENT TO ITS
       CITIZENS.

            OTHER ITEMS DEALT MORE SPECIFICALLY WITH THE 1972 CAM-
       PAIGN AND ELECTION.  THE RESPONDENTS' INTEREST IN THE CAM-
       PAIGN AND CONCERN FOR THE OUTCOME OF THE ELECTION WERE
       ASCERTAINED, AND THEIR REPORTS OF THEIR VOTING BEHAVIOR WERE
       RECORDED.  IN ADDITION, RESPONDENTS WERE ASKED TO REPORT
       THEIR FEELINGS ABOUT POTENTIAL PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ON A
       "FEELING THERMOMETER", THEIR SPECIFIC LIKES AND DISLIKES
       ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES, AND THEIR REACTIONS TO
       THE "EAGLETON AFFAIR".  EACH RESPONDENT WAS PROBED ABOUT THE
       NATURE AND EXTENT OF HIS EXPOSURE TO THE MASS MEDIA.  IN
       ADDITION, RESPONDENTS WERE ASKED QUESTIONS WHICH TESTED
       THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENT
       OFFICIALS.

            THE 1972 AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY ALSO CONTAIN-
       ED AN EXTENSIVE SERIES OF ITEMS WHICH WERE DESIGNED TO
       MEASURE THE RESPONDENTS' DEGREE OF SATISFACTION WITH THEIR
       LIVES AND ANTICIPATION OF CHANGE IN AREAS SUCH AS THEIR
       OCCUPATIONS, LEISURE-TIME ACTIVITIES, HOMES AND COMMUNITIES.

            THE PERSONAL DATA SECTION CONTAINED A WIDE VARIETY OF
       INFORMATION ABOUT THE RESPONDENTS, SUCH AS EDUCATION, OC-
       CUPATION, AGE, SEX, MARITAL STATUS, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS,
       INCOME LEVEL, RELIGION, AND UNION AND ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBER-
       SHIPS.

            FOR A MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE SUBJECT MATTER
       OF THE QUESTIONS ASKED OF RESPONDENTS IN THIS STUDY, THE
       USER IS REFERRED TO THE CHART WHICH FOLLOWS, AND TO THE
       TABLE OF CONTENTS.

            AS IN PAST ELECTION STUDIES, THE CPS 1972 AMERICAN
       NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY FOCUSED ON VOTING BEHAVIOR--HOW THE
       CANDIDATES, PARTIES AND ISSUES AFFECTED THE POLITICAL BE-
       HAVIOR OF THE RESPONDENT.  HOWEVER, IT WAS DECIDED TO BROAD-
       EN THE PLANNING OF THE 1972 ELECTION STUDY TO INCLUDE MUCH
       MORE THAN POLITICAL BEHAVIOR.  THROUGH A SERIES OF CON-
       FERENCES, A GROUP OF SEVERAL POLITICAL SCIENTISTS FROM
       AROUND THE COUNTRY EMERGED AS POTENTIAL MAJOR PARTICIPANTS
       IN THE STUDY, ALONG WITH THOSE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICH-
       IGAN.  THESE INVESTIGATORS SHARED A STRONG INTEREST IN A
       THEME THAT HAS BEGUN TO GROW IN IMPORTANCE IN AMERICAN VOT-
       ING RESEARCH--"SYSTEM SUPPORT".  THAT IS, HOW, WHY AND IN-
       DEED WHETHER PEOPLE SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENTAL SYSTEM OF THE
       UNITED STATES.

            AN AMBITIOUS PROPOSAL WAS SUBMITTED TO THE
       BEST POTENTIAL SOURCE OF FUNDING, THE NATIONAL SCIENCE
       FOUNDATION.  ALTHOUGH IT WAS ACCEPTED, IT WAS NOT SUPPORTED
       AT THE LEVEL HOPED FOR.  TO SUPPLEMENT THE INITIAL NSF GRANT
       THE STUDY STAFF INVITED THE PARTICIPATION OF SEVERAL ISR
       COLLEAGUES IN CLOSELY-RELATED DISCIPLINES--PARTICULARLY
       ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY.  THEIR FINANCIAL
       CONTRIBUTIONS MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR A FULL STUDY TO BE PER-
       FORMED, BUT AT THE SAME TIME LEFT A VERY DIFFICULT CHOICE TO
       THE STUDY STAFF.  THE INTERVIEW LENGTH COULD BE HELD DOWN TO
       THE NORMAL HOUR OR SO, LEAVING THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL
       STUDIES WITH A VERY SMALL BODY OF TRADITIONAL POLITICAL IN-
       FORMATION IN THE QUESTIONNAIRE OR THE INTERVIEWS COULD BE
       ALLOWED TO RUN LONGER.  THE DECISION WAS MADE BY THE STUDY
       STAFF TO INCREASE INTERVIEW LENGTH IN ORDER TO RETAIN AN
       AMOUNT OF POLITICAL INFORMATION COMPARABLE WITH THAT OF
       PREVIOUS ELECTION STUDIES.


                    1972 PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I                        FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION A         !           SECTION A
            PARTIES & CANDIDATES   !      PARTIES & CANDIDATES
                                   !
       A1-A5 CLOSENESS OF RACE &   !  A1-A5 CLOSENESS OF RACE &
        OUTCOME CONCERN            !   OUTCOME CONCERN
       A6-A15 CANDIDATE, PARTY     !
        LIKES & DISLIKES           !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION B         !           SECTION B
                  ISSUES           !            ISSUES
                                   !
       B1-B4 VIETNAM RIGHT/WRONG,  !  B1-B7 VIETNAM RIGHT/WRONG,
        BIGGER WAR, FUTURE FAMILY  !   TRADE WITH COMMUNISTS,
        FINANCIAL SITUATION        !   GOVERNMENT TOO POWERFUL,
                                   !   CHINA IN U.N.

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                                   !           SECTION C
                                   !       PERSONAL EFFICACY
                                   !        SYSTEM SUPPORT
                                   !
                                   !  C1-C26 ROTTER INTERNAL/
                                   !   EXTERNAL
              <NO SECTION C>       !  C27-C35 TRUST IN GOVERNMENT &
                                   !   GOVERNMENT RESPONSIVENESS
                                   !  C36-C40 SHAPE OF GOVERNMENT &
                                   !   COUNTRY IN GENERAL, GOOD/BAD

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION D         !           SECTION D
               RACIAL ISSUES       !         RACIAL ISSUES
                                   !
       D1-D32 SUPPORT CIVIL RIGHTS,!  D1-D32 SUPPORT CIVIL RIGHTS,
        SPEED OF CIVIL RIGHTS,     !   SPEED OF CIVIL RIGHTS,
        SEGREGATION/DESEGREGATION, !   SEGREGATION/DESEGREGATION,
        WHITE PERCEPTIONS OF BLACKS!   WHITE PERCEPTIONS OF BLACKS
        & VICE VERSA, BLACK IDENTI-!   & VICE VERSA, BLACK IDENTI-
        FICATION, RACIAL CONTACT   !   FICATION, RACIAL CONTACT
       D2B,C SCHOOL BUSING IN AREA !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------


                    1972 PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I           !            FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION E         !           SECTION E
           PARTY IDENTIFICATION    !     PARTY IDENTIFICATION
                                   !
       E1-E8 PARTY IDENTIFICATION, !  E1-E8 PARTY IDENTIFICATION,
        PARENTAL POLITICAL PARTIC- !   PARENTAL POLITICAL PARTIC-
        IPATION, PAST VOTING       !   IPATION, PAST VOTING
        BEHAVIOR, SUPPORT FOR BLACK!   BEHAVIOR, SUPPORT FOR BLACK
        PARTY                      !   PARTY

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION F         !           SECTION F
              1972 CAMPAIGN        !         1972 CAMPAIGN
                                   !
       F1-F4 INTEREST IN CAMPAIGN, !  F1-F2 INTEREST IN CAMPAIGN,
        REGISTRATION, PRIMARY VOTE,!   EXPECT TO VOTE IN ELECTION
        EXPECT TO VOTE IN ELECTION !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION G         !           SECTION G
                   ISSUES          !             ISSUES
                                   !
       G1-G5 7 POINT SCALES:       !  G1-G5 7 POINT SCALES:
        STANDARD OF LIVING         !   STANDARD OF LIVING,
        TAXES, MARIJUANA, BUSING,  !   TAXES, MARIJUANA, BUSING,
        HEALTH INSURANCE           !   HEALTH INSURANCE
       G6-G8 TRUST, PERSONALITY,   !  G6-G8 TRUST, PERSONALITY,
        CRIME CONTROL, PEACE IN    !   CRIME CONTROL, PEACE IN
        VIET NAM--RATING OF NIXON, !   VIET NAM--RATING OF NIXON,
        MCGOVERN, WALLACE          !   MCGOVERN, WALLACE
       G9-G13 WOMEN'S ISSUES       !  G9-G13 WOMEN'S ISSUES
       G14-G15 F SCALE ITEMS       !  G14-G15 F SCALE ITEMS

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION H         !           SECTION H
                 CANDIDATES        !           CANDIDATES
                                   !
       CANDIDATE THERMOMETERS AND  !  CANDIDATE THERMOMETERS AND
        MORAL STANDARDS OF         !   MORAL STANDARDS OF
        CANDIDATES                 !   CANDIDATES

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                    1972 PRE-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I           !            FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION J         !           SECTION J
             POLITICAL EFFICACY    !       POLITICAL EFFICACY
                                   !
       J1-J6 POLITICAL EFFICACY    !  J1-J6 POLITICAL EFFICACY
       J7-J9 PROTEST ITEMS         !  J7-J9 PROTEST ITEMS
       J10-J15 PERSONAL COMPETENCE !  J10-J15 PERSONAL COMPETENCE
        AND LIFE SATISFACTION      !   AND LIFE SATISFACTION
       J16-J19 CITIZEN DUTY        !  J16-J19 CITIZEN DUTY
       J20-J21 ISOLATIONISM/       !  J20-J21 ISOLATIONISM/
        INTERNATIONALISM           !   INTERNATIONALISM

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION K         !           SECTION K
              DEMOGRAPHIC DATA     !        DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                    1972 POST-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I           !            FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                                   !           SECTION A
                                   !          INSTITUTIONS
                                   !
                                   !  A1-A3 JOB PERFORMANCE, POWER
                                   !   AND TRUST IN CONGRESS,
               <NO SECTION A>      !   SUPREME COURT, PRESIDENT,
                                   !   PARTIES
                                   !  A4 CONFIDENCE IN NATIONAL,
                                   !   STATE, LOCAL GOVERNMENT

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION B         !           SECTION B
               PARTICIPATION       !         PARTICIPATION
                                   !
       B1-B5 MEDIA USAGE           !
       B6-B13 VARIOUS PARTICIPATORY!  B1-B7 VARIOUS PARTICIPATORY
        ACTIONS: TALKING TO PEOPLE,!   ACTIONS: TALKING TO PEOPLE,
        ATTENDING MEETINGS, BUMPER !   ATTENDING MEETINGS, BUMPER
        STICKERS, GIVING MONEY     !   STICKERS, GIVING MONEY
       B14 INTEREST IN PUBLIC      !  B8 INTEREST IN PUBLIC
        AFFAIRS                    !   AFFAIRS

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION C         !           SECTION C
                   VOTING          !             VOTING
                                   !
       C1-C8 TURNOUT AND VOTE IN   !  C1-C8 TURNOUT AND VOTE IN
        NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL  !   NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL
        OFFICES, AND LOCAL         !   OFFICES, AND LOCAL
        REFERENDA                  !   REFERENDA
       C9 MCGOVERN'S CAMPAIGN      !
        PERFORMANCE                !
       C10-C11 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN  !
        PARTIES: LIBERAL/          !
        CONSERVATIVE               !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION D         !
             ECONOMIC ATTITUDES    !
                                   !
       D1-D26 PERCEPTION OF CURRENT!
        AND FUTURE ECONOMIC CONDI- !         <NO SECTION D>
        TIONS, CONSUMER BEHAVIOR   !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                    1972 POST-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I           !            FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                                   !           SECTION E
                                   !       IMPORTANT PROBLEMS
                                   !
               <NO SECTION E>      !  E1 INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS
                                   !  E2 NATIONAL PROBLEMS

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------
                                   !           SECTION F
                                   !   QUALITY OF POLITICAL LIFE
                                   !
               <NO SECTION F>      !  F1-F4 SHAPE COUNTRY IS IN,
                                   !   NEED FOR CHANGE
                                   !  F5 SYSTEM VALUES
       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                                   !           SECTION G
                                   !            EFFICACY
                                   !
               <NO SECTION G>      !  G1-G6 POLITICAL EFFICACY
                                   !  G7-G11 PERSONAL COMPETENCE

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION H         !           SECTION H
               SYSTEM SUPPORT      !         SYSTEM SUPPORT
                                   !
       H1-H5 TRUST IN GOVERNMENT   !  H1-H5 TRUST IN GOVERNMENT
       H6-H10 GOVERNMENT RESPON-   !  H6-H10 GOVERNMENT RESPON-
        SIVENESS                   !   SIVENESS
       H11 NOSTALGIA               !  H11 NOSTALGIA
       H12-H14 TRUST IN PEOPLE     !  H12-H14 TRUST IN PEOPLE

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION J         !           SECTION J
                   ISSUES          !             ISSUES
                                   !
       J1-J2 SAFE STREETS          !  J1-J2 SAFE STREETS
       J2A-J2D AMNESTY AND MILITARY!
        SPENDING                   !  J3 REASONS WHY BLACKS ARE
                                   !   SOCIALLY DOWNTRODDEN
       J3-J6 7 POINT SCALES: VIET  !  J4-J9 7 POINT SCALES: STANDARD
        NAM, INFLATION, RIGHTS OF  !   OF LIVING, TAXES, URBAN UN-
        ACCUSED, HELP MINORITIES   !   REST, CAMPUS DEMONSTRATIONS,
                                   !   RIGHTS OF ACCUSED, HELP
                                   !   MINORITIES

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                    1972 POST-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I                        FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

          SECTION J (CONTINUED)    !      SECTION J (CONTINUED)
                                   !
       J7 PERCEIVED GROUP CONFLICT/!  J10 PERCEIVED GROUP CONFLICT/
        AGREEMENT                  !   AGREEMENT
       J8 LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE     !  J11 LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE
        (7 POINT SCALE)            !   (7 POINT SCALE)
                                   !  J12 POOR PEOPLE-FAULT OF
                                   !   SYSTEM
                                   !  J13-J15 CAN RECESSIONS,
                                   !   POLLUTION, RACE PROBLEMS BE
                                   !   SOLVED

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION K         !           SECTION K
               EVALUATIONS         !          EVALUATIONS
                                   !
       K1 THERMOMETER RATINGS OF   !  K1 THERMOMETER RATINGS OF
        POLITICAL LEADERS          !   POLITICAL LEADERS
       K2 THERMOMETER RATINGS OF   !  K2 THERMOMETER RATINGS OF
        GROUPS                     !   GROUPS
       K3 LIFE SATISFACTION        !  K3 LIFE SATISFACTION
       K4 GROUP SATISFACTION       !  K4 GROUP SATISFACTION

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                                   !           SECTION L
                                   !      FEELINGS ABOUT LIFE
                                   !
                                   !  L1-L44 GENERAL QUALITY OF
                                   !   LIFE, INCLUDING SELF
               <NO SECTION L>      !   PERCEPTIONS OF ONE'S
                                   !   EMOTIONS; SATISFACTION WITH
                                   !   FAMILY, LIVING AREA, THE
                                   !   NEIGHBORHOOD, COMMUNITY, THE
                                   !   ECONOMY, GOVERNMENT, ETC.

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION M         !           SECTION M
            GROUP IDENTIFICATION   !      GROUP IDENTIFICATION
                                   !
       M1-M6 PSYCHOLOGICAL ATTACH- !  M1-M6 PSYCHOLOGICAL ATTACH-
        MENT TO GROUPS; ORGANI-    !   MENT TO GROUPS; ORGANI-
        ZATIONAL AND COMMUNICATION !   ZATIONAL AND COMMUNICATION
        LINKAGES WITH GROUPS;      !   LINKAGES WITH GROUPS;
        PERCEIVED INFLUENCE AND    !   PERCEIVED INFLUENCE AND
        COLLECTIVE ACTIONS OF GROUP!   COLLECTIVE ACTIONS OF GROUP

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                    1972 POST-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I                        FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION N         !           SECTION N
             GROUP DIFFERENCES     !       GROUP DIFFERENCES
                                   !
       N1-N19 INDIVIDUAL/SYSTEM    !  N1-N19 INDIVIDUAL/SYSTEM
        REFERENTS FOR THE SOCIAL   !   REFERENTS FOR THE SOCIAL
        CONDITIONS OF POOR, WOMEN, !   CONDITIONS OF POOR, WOMEN,
        AND BLACKS                 !   AND BLACKS

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION R         !
                INCOME TAXES       !
                                   !
       R1-R25 PERCEPTION OF INCOME !         <NO SECTION R>
        TAX RATES, USE MADE OF TAX !
        REFUNDS                    !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION S         !
             FEELINGS ABOUT LIFE   !
                                   !
       S1-S7 GENERAL QUALITY OF    !         <NO SECTION S>
        LIFE                       !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION T         !           SECTION T
              CULTURAL ATTITUDES   !        CULTURAL ATTITUDES
                                   !
       T1-T4 RELIGIOUSNESS         !  T1-T4 RELIGIOUSNESS
       T5-T6 GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE!  T5-T6 GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE
        FOR UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF;   !   FOR UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF;
        DISHONESTY IN GOVERNMENT   !   DISHONESTY IN GOVERNMENT
       T7-T9 COMMON SENSE VERSUS   !  T7-T9 COMMON SENSE VERSUS
        SCIENCE AND NEW IDEAS      !   SCIENCE AND NEW IDEAS
       T10-T11 WELFARE FOR AGED;   !
        EQUALITY                   !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION U         !
                 KNOWLEDGE         !
                                   !
       U1-U6 FACTUAL INFORMATION   !         <NO SECTION U>
        ABOUT GOVERNMENT           !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                    1972 POST-ELECTION QUESTIONNAIRES

                       GENERAL CONTENT BY SECTION


                  FORM I                        FORM II

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION W         !
               PERSONAL TRUST      !
                                   !
       W1A-W1S THE TRUSTWORTHINESS !         <NO SECTION W>
        OF PEOPLE                  !

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

                 SECTION X         !           SECTION X
         WORK AND OTHER ACTIVITIES !    WORK AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
                                   !
       X1-X27 FUTURE JOB OPPOR-    !  X1-X27 FUTURE JOB OPPOR-
        TUNITIES, PRESENT JOB      !   TUNITIES, PRESENT JOB
        EQUITY                     !   EQUITY
       X28-X43 SELF-CONFIDENCE AND !  X28-X43 SELF-CONFIDENCE AND
        RISK TAKING BEHAVIOR       !   RISK TAKING BEHAVIOR

       ---------------------------- -------------------------------

  


>> 1972 PUBLICATIONS


            THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATIONS ARE BASED ON THE CPS 1972
       AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY DATA:

       MILLER, ARTHUR H., THAD A. BROWN AND ALDEN S. RAINE, "SOCIAL
       CONFLICT AND POLITICAL ESTRANGEMENT:  1958-1972," PAPER
       PRESENTED AT THE MIDWEST POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
       CONVENTION, CHICAGO, MAY 3-5, 1973.

       MILLER, ARTHUR H., WARREN E. MILLER, ALDEN S. RAINE AND THAD
       A.BROWN, "A MAJORITY PARTY IN DISARRAY:  POLICY POLARIZATION
       IN THE 1972 ELECTION," PAPER PRESENTED AT THE AMERICAN
       POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING, NEW ORLEANS,
       SEPTEMBER, 1973.

       MILLER, ARTHUR H., "CHANGE IN POLITICAL TRUST:  DISCONTENT
       WITH AUTHORITIES AND ECONOMIC POLICIES, 1972-1973," PAPER
       PRESENTED AT THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
       ANNUAL MEETING, CHICAGO, AUGUST 29--SEPTEMBER 2, 1974.






>> 1972 SAMPLING INFORMATION


            INDIVIDUALS INTERVIEWED IN THE CPS 1972 AMERICAN
       NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY WERE A REPRESENTATIVE CROSS-SECTION
       OF PERSONS 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER AS OF ELECTION DAY,
       NOVEMBER 7, 1972, WHO WERE U.S. CITIZENS AND WERE LIVING IN
       PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS IN THE COTERMINOUS UNITED STATES.  THE
       TWELVE LARGEST METROPOLITAN AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES WERE
       DRAWN WITH CERTAINTY.  THE REST OF THE COUNTRY WAS FORMED
       INTO 62 STRATA, EACH OF WHICH CONTAINED TWO OR MORE PRIMARY
       SAMPLING UNITS.  FROM EACH STRATUM A PRIMARY SAMPLING UNIT
       (CONSISTING OF A COUNTY OR A GROUP OF COUNTIES) WAS DRAWN
       WITH PROBABILITY PROPORTIONAL TO ITS 1970 POPULATION.
       SEVENTY-FOUR PSU'S WERE DRAWN AND THE SELECTION PROCEDURE
       WITHIN THESE PSU'S YIELDED A SAMPLE OF PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS.
       RESPONDENTS WERE SELECTED FROM HOUSEHOLDS BY AN OBJECTIVE
       SELECTION PROCEDURE WHICH ALLOWED NO SUBSTITUTIONS.  IN-
       DIVIDUALS LIVING IN GROUP QUARTERS (E.G., BARRACKS, DORM-
       ITORIES, FRATERNITIES, ROOMING HOUSES, ETC.), INSTITUTIONAL
       POPULATIONS (E.G., HOSPITALS, CONVENTS, HOMES FOR THE AGED,
       ETC.) AND PERSONS WITH NO PLACE OF RESIDENCE WERE NOT IN-
       CLUDED IN THE SAMPLE.

            THE STUDY IS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FOUR MAJOR REGIONS
       (NORTHEAST, NORTH CENTRAL, SOUTH AND WEST) OF THE UNITED
       STATES AS WELL AS OF THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES.  THE SAMPLE,
       HOWEVER, IS NOT REPRESENTATIVE AT THE STATE LEVEL.  A DE-
       TAILED DESCRIPTION OF THIS SAMPLING PROCEDURE CAN BE FOUND
       IN LESLIE KISH AND IRENE HESS, "THE SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER'S
       NATIONAL SAMPLE OF DWELLINGS," (ANN ARBOR:  THE UNIVERSITY OF
       MICHIGAN), ISR PUBLICATION NUMBER 2315; AND LESLIE KISH,
       SURVEY SAMPLING, (NEW YORK: JOHN WILEY AND SONS, 1964).

            AS IN 1968, THE PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEWS WERE CONDUCTED
       IN TWO BLOCKS OF TIME SO THAT CHANGES IN VOTING INTENTIONS
       AND SHIFTS IN ATTITUDES DURING THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN PERIOD
       COULD BE ANALYZED.  THE PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEWS OF THE FIRST
       BLOCK, OR FIRST HALF-SAMPLE, WERE CONDUCTED FROM SEPTEMBER 5,
       1972 TO OCTOBER 15, 1972.  INTERVIEWS FOR THE SECOND HALF-
       SAMPLE OF RESPONDENTS WERE CONDUCTED BETWEEN OCTOBER 16,
       1972 AND NOVEMBER 6, 1972.  EACH OF THESE HALF-SAMPLES IS A
       NATIONAL CROSS-SECTION.

            THE OVERALL RESPONSE RATE FOR THE PRE-ELECTION SURVEY
       WAS 75.1%.  RESPONDENTS INTERVIEWED IN THE PRE-ELECTION WAVE
       WERE REINTERVIEWED IN THE POST-ELECTION WAVE BETWEEN NOV-
       EMBER 8, 1972 AND FEBRUARY 13, 1973.  POST-ELECTION INTER-
       VIEWS WERE CONDUCTED WITH 2181 OF THE 2705 RESPONDENTS:  A
       REINTERVIEW RATE OF 80.9%.  TO HELP COMPENSATE FOR A POST-
       ELECTION RESPONSE RATE THAT WAS SOMEWHAT LOW, 3 PAGE MAIL
       QUESTIONNAIRES (FORMS III AND IV), INQUIRING ABOUT THE 1972
       VOTE AS WELL AS ABOUT OTHER POLITICAL ISSUES, WERE SENT
       TO POST-ELECTION NON-INTERVIEWEES FOR WHOM A MAILING ADDRESS
       WAS AVAILABLE.  THIS MAILING BROUGHT RESPONSES FROM 94 OF
       THE ORIGINAL NON-INTERVIEWEES, THEREBY INCREASING THE OVERALL
       POST-ELECTION RESPONSE RATE TO 84.4%.

            UNLIKE THE 1964, 1968 AND 1970 ELECTION STUDIES, THE
       1972 STUDY DOES NOT CONTAIN A SUPPLEMENT OF BLACK RE-
       SPONDENTS BECAUSE OF THE LARGE SAMPLE, WHICH INCLUDED 267
       BLACK RESPONDENTS.

            THE INTERVIEWS WERE CODED BY THE CODING SECTION OF THE
       SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER, THE INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH.
       CODING WAS SUPERVISED BY CPS STUDY DIRECTOR ARTHUR H. MILLER
       AND ASSISTANT STUDY DIRECTORS THAD A. BROWN AND ALDEN S.
       RAINE, WHO ALSO ASSISTED WITH OTHER MAJOR PHASES OF THE
       STUDY.  THE USUAL PRACTICE OF CHECK CODING ONE OUT OF EVERY
       TEN INTERVIEWS WAS FOLLOWED.  THIS RESULTED IN THE CALCU-
       LATION OF AN AVERAGE CODING ERROR OF .64 ERRORS PER INTER-
       VIEW FOR THE PRE-ELECTION SURVEY, AND .46 FOR THE POST-
       ELECTION.





>> 1972 TYPES OF SAMPLES


            THE FOLLOWING ARE REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLES OF A CROSS-
       SECTION OF THE NATIONAL VOTING AGE POPULATION RESIDING IN
       PRIVATE DWELLINGS THAT CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE CPS 1972
       AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY DATA:

       TOTAL SAMPLES

            PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE, 2705 RESPONDENTS
            POST-ELECTION SAMPLE, 2285 RESPONDENTS (INCLUDING 94
              MAIL QUESTIONNAIRES); USE VARIABLE 720438 AS A FILTER

       FORM I, FORM II SAMPLES

            FORM I, PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE, 1372 RESPONDENTS; USE
              VARIABLE 720003 AS A FILTER
            FORM II, PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE, 1333 RESPONDENTS; USE
              VARIABLE 720003 AS A FILTER

            FORM I, POST-ELECTION SAMPLE, 1119 RESPONDENTS; USE
              VARIABLE 720438 AS A FILTER
            FORM II, POST-ELECTION SAMPLE, 1072 RESPONDENTS; USE
              VARIABLE 720438 AS A FILTER


       HALF-SAMPLES

            PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE, FIRST HALF-SAMPLE (FORM I, N=686;
              FORM II, N=688) 1374 RESPONDENTS; USE VARIABLE 720002 AS A
              FILTER
            PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE, SECOND HALF-SAMPLE (FORM I, N=686;
              FORM II, N=645) 1331 RESPONDENTS; USE VARIABLE 720002 AS A
              FILTER


       THERE WERE 267 BLACK RESPONDENTS IN THE SAMPLE (USE VARIABLE
       720425 AS A FILTER).


       THE DATA ARE SELF-WEIGHTING AND THEREFORE NO WEIGHT
       VARIABLES ARE INCLUDED IN THE STUDY.








>> 1972 FILE STRUCTURE



           THERE ARE NO WEIGHT VARIABLES IN THE CPS 1972 AMERICAN
       NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY.  (SEE SAMPLING SECTION FOR TYPES
       OF REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLES THAT CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE
       DATA.)

           AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO REINTERVIEW THE SAME RESPONDENTS
       IN THE POST-ELECTION WAVE WHO HAD BEEN INTERVIEWED IN THE
       PRE-ELECTION WAVE.  IF NO POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW WAS
       OBTAINED, THE RESPONDENT'S DATA WERE CODED AS "MISSING DATA"
       FOR V720439-V721066 AS DOCUMENTED IN THE CODEBOOK.  DATA FOR
       BOTH WAVES ARE CONTIGUOUS:  THE OSIRIS DATASET CONTAINS DATA
       FROM BOTH WAVES IN ONE LOGICAL RECORD; THE CARD-IMAGE
       DATASET CONTAINS DATA FOR BOTH WAVES IN DECKS 1 THROUGH 25.







>> 1972 CODEBOOK INFORMATION

The following example from the 1948 NES study provides the standard 
format for codebook variable documentation. 

Note that NES studies which are not part of the Time-Series usually
omit marginals and the descriptive content in lines 2-5 (except for
variable name).


Line

1  ==============================                                              
2  VAR 480026    NAME-R NOT VT-WAS R REG TO VT                                 
3                COLUMNS 61   - 61                                             
4                NUMERIC                                                       
5                MD=0 OR GE 8                                                  
6                                                                              
7                  Q. 17.  (IF R DID NOT VOTE)  WERE YOU REGISTERED (ELIGIBLE)
8                  TO VOTE.                                                   
9                  ...........................................................
10                                                                            
11            82       1.  YES                                                
12           149       2.  NO                                                 
13                                                                             
14             0       8.  DK                                                 
15             9       9.  NA                                                 
16           422       0.  INAP., R VOTED                                     
                                                                            


Line 2 - VARIABLE NAME.  Note that in the codebook the variable name
         (usually a 'number') does not include the "V" prefix which is 
         used in the release SAS and SPSS data definition files
         (.sas and .sps files) for all variables including those
         which do not have 'number' names.  For example the variable
         "VERSION" in the codebook is "VVERSION" in the data definition
         files.

Line 2 - "NAME".  This is the variable label used in the SAS and SPSS
         data definition files (.sas and .sps files).  Some codebooks 
         exclude this.

Line 3 - COLUMNS.  Columns in the ASCII data file (.dat file).

Line 4 - CHARACTER OR NUMERIC.  If numeric and the variable is a decimal
         rather than integer variable, the numer of decimal places is 
         also indicated (e.g. "NUMERIC  DEC 4")

Line 5 - Values which are assigned to missing by default in the Study's
         SAS and and SPSS data definition files (.sas and .sps files).

Line 7 - Actual question text for survey variables or a description of 
         non-survey variables (for example, congressional district).
         Survey items usually include the question number (for example
         "B1a.") from the Study questionnaire; beginning in 1996 
         non-survey items also have unique item numbers (for example
         "CSheet.1").

Line 9 - A dashed or dotted line usually separates question text from
         any other documentation which follows.

Line 10- When present, annotation provided by Study staff is presented
         below the question text/description and preceding code values.

Lines 11-16
         Code values are listed with descriptive labels.  Valid codes
         (those not having 'missing' status in line 5) are presented
         first, followed by the values described in line 5.  For
         continuous variables, one line may appear providing the range
         of possible values.  A blank line usually separates the 'valid'
         and 'missing' values.

Lines 11-16
         Marginals are usually provided for discrete variables.  The
         counts may be unweighted or weighted; check the Study codebook
         introductory text to determine weight usage.


>> 1972 RESTRICTIONS

            DATA FOR QUESTIONS K49-K51 (FORM I AND FORM II, PRE-
       ELECTION WAVE) WILL NEVER BE RELEASED.  THEY BELONG TO:

                 THOMAS MADRON
                 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
                 WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
                 BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY





>> 1972 VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST

     VARIABLE  VARIABLE LABEL
     --------  --------------

     VERSION NES VERSION NUMBER
      DSETNO NES DATASET NUMBER
      720001 ICPSR ARCHIVE NUMBER
      720002 PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW NUMBER (DATA CASE ID NUMBER)


                  STUDY PROCEDURE & SAMPLING INFORMATION

      720003 PRE & POST FORM IDENTIFICATION NUMBER-MASTER FILTER
      720004 STATE OF INTERVIEW
      720005 REGION OF INTERVIEW                                  
      720006 STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF INTERVIEW        
      720007 ICPSR COUNTY CODE
      720008 SAMPLING COUNTY CODE
      720009 PRIMARY SAMPLING UNIT (PSU) OF INTERVIEW
      720010 PRIMARY SAMPLING UNIT AND PLACE IDENTIFICATION
      720011 SIZE OF INTERVIEW PLACE - 4 STEP CODE                
      720012 SIZE OF INTERVIEW PLACE - MASTER CODE
      720013 ACTUAL POPULATION OF INTERVIEW PLACE
      720014 DISTANCE FROM PLACE OF INTERVIEW TO CENTER OF
             CENTRAL CITY OF NEAREST SMSA
      720015 DISTANCE FROM PLACE OF INTERVIEW TO CENTER OF
             CENTRAL CITY OF NEAREST SMSA OVER 349,999 PEOPLE
      720016 1970 CENSUS TRACT NUMBER FOR PLACE OF INTERVIEW
      720017 NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS IN HOUSEHOLD
      720018 ADULT COMPOSITION OF PRIMARY FAMILY UNIT
      720019 NUMBER OF POLITICALLY ELIGIBLE ADULTS IN DWELLING
             UNIT                                               


                        *** PRE-ELECTION WAVE ***

      720020 PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW FORM IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
      720021 PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEWER NUMBER
      720022 DATE OF PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW
      720023 LENGTH OF PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW
      720024 PRE-ELECTION CODER NUMBER


                  PREDICTIONS, CONCERN ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL RACE

      720025 WHOM DOES R THINK WILL BE ELECTED PRESIDENT IN 1972 
      720026 DOES R THINK PRESIDENTIAL RACE WILL BE CLOSE
      720027 WHICH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DOES R THINK WILL
             CARRY HIS STATE                                    
      720028 DOES R THINK PRESIDENTIAL RACE IN HIS STATE WILL 
             BE CLOSE
      720029 DOES R CARE WHICH PARTY WINS THE PRESIDENCY IN 1972
                  LIKES & DISLIKES ABOUT PARTIES & CANDIDATES

      720030 IS THERE ANYTHING R LIKES ABOUT DEMOCRATIC PARTY     
      720031 WHAT DOES R LIKE ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY          
      720032 IS THERE ANYTHING R DISLIKES ABOUT DEMOCRATIC PARTY
      720033 WHAT DOES R DISLIKE ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY     
      720034 IS THERE ANYTHING R LIKES ABOUT REPUBLICAN PARTY
      720035 WHAT DOES R LIKE ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY          
      720036 IS THERE ANYTHING R DISLIKES ABOUT REPUBLICAN PARTY
      720037 WHAT DOES R DISLIKE ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY     
      720038 IS THERE ANYTHING R LIKES ABOUT MCGOVERN
      720039 WHAT DOES R LIKE ABOUT MCGOVERN                     
      720040 IS THERE ANYTHING R DISLIKES ABOUT MCGOVERN         
      720041 WHAT DOES R DISLIKE ABOUT MCGOVERN
      720042 IS THERE ANYTHING R LIKES ABOUT NIXON
      720043 WHAT DOES R LIKE ABOUT NIXON                        
      720044 IS THERE ANYTHING R DISLIKES ABOUT NIXON
      720045 WHAT DOES R DISLIKE ABOUT NIXON
      720046 DOES R APPROVE OF NIXON'S HANDLING OF HIS JOB AS
             PRESIDENT
      720047 DOES R REMEMBER CONTROVERSY ABOUT DEMOCRATIC
             VICE-PRESIDENT SELECTION
      720048 R'S OPINION ON HOW MCGOVERN HANDLED EAGLETON
             QUESTION
      720049 R'S OPINION ON EAGLETON QUESTION: PROCEDURAL/
             PERSONAL


                  VIETNAM AND BIGGER WAR

      720050 WERE WE RIGHT IN GETTING INTO VIETNAM               
      720051 ARE WE MORE LIKELY NOW TO GET INTO A BIGGER WAR
      720052 WHICH PARTY WOULD MORE LIKELY PREVENT A BIGGER WAR  


      720053 WOULD ELECTION OUTCOME INFLUENCE R'S FINANCES


                  TRADE WITH COMMUNIST NATIONS

      720054 R'S INTEREST IN TOPIC OF TRADE WITH COMMUNIST
             NATIONS
      720055 SHOULD THE U.S. TRADE WITH COMMUNIST NATIONS


                  POWER OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

      720056 R'S INTEREST IN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT POWER ISSUE       
      720057 IS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GETTING TOO POWERFUL
      720058 WHICH PARTY SUPPORTS A STRONGER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT  

                  CHINA

      720059 IS THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT COMMUNIST/DEMOCRATIC
      720060 IS MAINLAND CHINA A MEMBER OF THE UNITED NATIONS   
      720061 SHOULD MAINLAND CHINA BE A MEMBER OF THE U.N.
      720062 SHOULD THE U.S. RECOGNIZE MAINLAND CHINA            


                  DETERMINISM VERSUS CONTROL OF LIFE

      720063 ARE MISFORTUNES DUE TO BAD LUCK OR MISTAKES
      720064 ARE WARS UNAVOIDABLE                                
      720065 DO PEOPLE RECEIVE THE RESPECT DUE THEM
      720066 DO BREAKS OR SKILLS MAKE A LEADER                   
      720067 WHY PEOPLE DON'T LIKE YOU
      720068 DOES HEREDITY OR EXPERIENCE DETERMINE PERSONALITY   
      720069 DO DECISIONS OR FATE CONTROL HAPPENINGS
      720070 DOES HARD WORK OR LUCK LEAD TO JOB SUCCESS          
      720071 CAN THE AVERAGE CITIZEN INFLUENCE GOVERNMENT
             DECISIONS
      720072 PLANS FOR THE FUTURE DETERMINE FUTURE OUTCOME       
      720073 GETTING WHAT R WANTS HAS LITTLE TO DO WITH LUCK     
      720074 DOES BEING BOSS DEPEND ON LUCK OR SKILL
      720075 CAN PEOPLE CONTROL WORLD EVENTS                     
      720076 IS RACIAL DISCRIMINATION HERE TO STAY
      720077 DO ACCIDENTS OR LUCK CONTROL OUR LIVES              
      720078 IS IT HARD TO KNOW IF SOMEONE LIKES YOU
      720079 ARE BAD EXPERIENCES BALANCED BY GOOD ONES           
      720080 IS POLITICAL CORRUPTION UNAVOIDABLE
      720081 R'S INFLUENCE OVER THE THINGS THAT HAPPEN TO HIM    
      720082 ARE PEOPLE LONELY BECAUSE THEY ARE UNFRIENDLY
      720083 IS WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU YOUR OWN DOING               
      720084 CAN R UNDERSTAND POLITICIANS' BEHAVIOR
      720085 KNOWING THE RIGHT PEOPLE IS IMPORTANT TO GET AHEAD  
      720086 DO LEADERSHIP POSITIONS GO TO CAPABLE PEOPLE
      720087 CAN WE GET RID OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN AMERICA  
      720088 PEOPLE DON'T DO WELL IF THEY DON'T GET/USE BREAKS


                  CYNICISM AND TRUST IN GOVERNMENT

      720089 DO PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT WASTE A LOT OF TAX MONEY    
      720090 HOW MUCH CAN R TRUST FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO DO RIGHT
      720091 IS THE GOVERNMENT RUN FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL OR
             A FEW                                              
      720092 DO GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS USUALLY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE
             DOING
      720093 ARE MANY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS A LITTLE CROOKED      

                  GOVERNMENT ATTENTION TO PEOPLE

      720094 HOW MUCH DOES GOVERNMENT LISTEN TO PEOPLE
      720095 HOW MUCH DO PARTIES MAKE GOVERNMENT LISTEN
      720096 HOW MUCH DO ELECTIONS MAKE GOVERNMENT HEAR PEOPLE   
      720097 ARE CONGRESSMEN ATTENTIVE TO THEIR CONSTITUENCIES


                  EVALUATION OF AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM

      720098 IS A CHANGE IN PRESENT FORM OF GOVERNMENT NEEDED    
      720099 CAN PRESENT FORM OF GOVERNMENT SOLVE RACIAL PROBLEM
      720100 IS R PROUD OF PRESENT FORM OF GOVERNMENT            
      720101 IS THE COUNTRY IN VERY GOOD SHAPE
      720102 WILL THINGS IN THIS COUNTRY GET BETTER IN NEXT 5
             YEARS                                              


                  GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT IN RACE RELATIONS

      720103 R'S INTEREST IN FEDERAL ROLE IN EQUALIZING JOB
             OPPORTUNITIES FOR BLACKS
      720104 SHOULD FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ENSURE EQUAL JOB
             OPPORTUNITY FOR BLACKS                            
      720105 R'S INTEREST IN FEDERAL ROLE IN SCHOOL INTEGRATION
      720106 SHOULD FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ENSURE SCHOOL INTEGRATION 
      720107 HAS BUSING OF SCHOOLCHILDREN OCCURRED IN R'S AREA
      720108 HAS R HEARD THAT BUSING MIGHT OCCUR IN R'S AREA     
      720109 R'S INTEREST IN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S ROLE IN
             ACCOMMODATIONS INTEGRATION
      720110 SHOULD FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ENSURE ACCOMMODATIONS
             RIGHTS                                           
      720111 HOW MUCH HAS THE BLACKS' POSITION CHANGED RECENTLY
      720112 ARE CIVIL RIGHTS PEOPLE PUSHING TOO FAST            
      720113 HAVE MOST BLACK CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIONS BEEN PEACEFUL
      720114 HAVE BLACK CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIONS HELPED OR HURT
             THEIR CAUSE                                       
      720115 DO BLACKS HAVE A RIGHT TO LIVE WHEREVER THEY WANT
      720116 HOW MANY BLACKS IN R'S AREA FAVOR DESEGREGATION
      720117 HOW MANY WHITES IN R'S AREA FAVOR SEGREGATION       
      720118 DOES R FAVOR (DE)SEGREGATION
      720119 ARE RACE RELATIONS IMPROVING FOR COUNTRY AS A WHOLE 

                  BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS

      720120 WHAT IS R'S RACE
      720121 DO WHITE PEOPLE IN R'S AREA WANT TO SEE BLACK
             PEOPLE GET A BETTER BREAK
      720122 HOW MANY WHITES IN R'S AREA DISLIKE BLACK PEOPLE
      720123 HOW MANY BLACKS IN R'S AREA DISLIKE WHITE PEOPLE    
      720124 SHOULD THERE BE MORE BLACK BUSINESSES/BANKS/STORES
      720125 SHOULD BLACKS SHOP IN BLACK-OWNED STORES          
      720126 SHOULD BLACKS TAKE MORE PRIDE IN BLACK HISTORY
      720127 SHOULD BLACK PEOPLE AVOID WHITES                  
      720128 SHOULD THERE BE A SEPARATE BLACK NATION
      720129 SHOULD BLACK SCHOOLCHILDREN LEARN AN AFRICAN
             LANGUAGE                                        
      720130 WHAT IS THE BEST WAY FOR BLACKS TO GET THEIR RIGHTS


                  RACIAL MIX OF R'S ENVIRONMENT

      720131 WHAT IS THE RACIAL MIX OF R'S NEIGHBORHOOD         
      720132 R'S PREFERRED RACIAL MIX FOR NEIGHBORHOOD
      720133 WHAT IS THE RACIAL MIX OF THE NEAREST GRADE SCHOOL  
      720134 WHAT IS THE RACIAL MIX OF THE NEAREST HIGH SCHOOL
      720135 IS R CURRENTLY EMPLOYED
      720136 WHAT IS THE RACIAL MIX OF R'S PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT   
      720137 WHAT IS THE RACIAL MIX OF SHOPPERS WHERE R TRADES
      720138 WHAT IS THE RACIAL MIX OF R'S FRIENDS               
      720139 ARE BLACKS AND WHITES BORN EQUALLY INTELLIGENT


                  PARTY AFFILIATION

      720140 R'S PARTY AFFILIATION: SUMMARY OF DIRECTION AND
             INTENSITY                                          
      720141 DOES R CONSIDER SELF AS REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT/OTHER


                       REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS

      720142 STRENGTH OF DEMOCRATIC/REPUBLICAN PARTY AFFILIATION 
      720143 DID R EVER HAVE A DIFFERENT PARTY AFFILIATION
      720144 WHAT WAS R'S PREVIOUS PARTY IDENTIFICATION          
      720145 FORMER PARTY ALIGNMENT FOR CURRENT PARTY IDENTIFIERS
      720146 (IF REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT) WHEN DID R CHANGE PARTY
             AFFILIATION

                       INDEPENDENTS
      720147 DOES R THINK OF HIMSELF AS CLOSER TO THE REPUBLICAN
             OR DEMOCRATIC PARTY                              
      720148 (IF CLOSER TO ONE PARTY) DID R EVER CONSIDER
             HIMSELF CLOSER TO THE OTHER PARTY                  
      720149 (IF CLOSE TO NEITHER) DID R EVER CONSIDER HIMSELF
             AS CLOSER TO REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRATIC PARTY        
      720150 STABILITY/CHANGE OF R'S PARTISANSHIP
      720151 (IF INDEPENDENT/OTHER) WHEN DID R CHANGE PARTY
             AFFILIATION                                        

                  R'S PARENTS: POLITICAL INTEREST
                          AND PARTISANSHIP


      720152 WAS R'S FATHER INTERESTED IN POLITICS           
      720153 WHAT WAS R'S FATHER'S PARTY AFFILIATION
      720154 WAS R'S MOTHER INTERESTED IN POLITICS
      720155 WHAT WAS R'S MOTHER'S PARTY AFFILIATION
                  PAST PRESIDENTIAL VOTING BEHAVIOR


      720156 HAS R VOTED IN ALL POSSIBLE PAST PRESIDENTIAL
             ELECTIONS
      720157 HAS R ALWAYS VOTED FOR THE SAME PARTY FOR PRESIDENT 
      720158 WHICH PARTY HAS R ALWAYS SUPPORTED IN PAST
             PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
      720159 DOES R REMEMBER WHETHER HE VOTED IN 1968
      720160 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR PRESIDENT IN 1968

                  BLACK POLITICAL PARTY


      720161 SHOULD BLACKS FORM THEIR OWN POLITICAL PARTY
      720162 WOULD R SUPPORT AN INDEPENDENT BLACK POLITICAL
             PARTY


                  1972 CAMPAIGN: INTEREST AND VOTING

      720163 HAS R BEEN VERY INTERESTED IN 1972 CAMPAIGN
      720164 IS R REGISTERED TO VOTE IN 1972 ELECTION
      720165 IS R REGISTERED AS A REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRAT IN 1972
      720166 DID R VOTE IN A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN 1972        
      720167 WHICH PARTY'S 1972 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DID R
             VOTE IN
      720168 WHICH CANDIDATE DID R VOTE FOR IN 1972 PRESIDENTIAL
             PRIMARY                                            
      720169 DOES R EXPECT TO VOTE IN 1972 ELECTION
      720170 (IF R PLANS TO VOTE) FOR WHOM WILL R VOTE IN 1972
             PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
      720171 (IF R DOES NOT PLAN TO VOTE) FOR WHOM WOULD R VOTE
             IN 1972 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION                      


                  GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED JOB & LIVING STANDARD
                                    SCALE

      720172 R'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD
             SCALE
      720173 NIXON'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
             STANDARD SCALE                                     
      720174 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
             STANDARD SCALE                                    
      720175 WALLACE'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
             STANDARD SCALE
      720176 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
             LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      720177 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
             LIVING STANDARD SCALE


                  CHANGE IN TAX RATE SCALE

      720178 R'S POSITION ON CHANGE TO TAX RATE SCALE           
      720179 NIXON'S POSITION ON THE TAX RATE SCALE
      720180 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON THE TAX RATE SCALE
      720181 WALLACE'S POSITION ON THE TAX RATE SCALE           
      720182 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON THE TAX RATE SCALE
      720183 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON THE TAX RATE SCALE

                  VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE

      720184 R'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE            
      720185 NIXON'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720186 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720187 WALLACE'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720188 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720189 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL
             SCALE


                  GOVERNMENT ACTION AGAINST INFLATION SCALE

      720190 R'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION SCALE
      720191 NIXON'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION
             SCALE                                             
      720192 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION
             SCALE
      720193 WALLACE'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION
             SCALE
      720194 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION
             ACTION SCALE
      720195 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION
             ACTION SCALE


                  LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA SCALE

      720196 R'S POSITION ON LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA SCALE    
      720197 NIXON'S POSITION ON LEGALIZE MARIJUANA SCALE       
      720198 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON LEGALIZE MARIJUANA SCALE
      720199 WALLACE'S POSITION ON LEGALIZE MARIJUANA SCALE     
      720200 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON LEGALIZE MARIJUANA SCALE
      720201 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON LEGALIZE MARIJUANA
             SCALE                                             


                  SCHOOL BUSING TO ACHIEVE INTEGRATION SCALE

      720202 R'S POSITION ON SCHOOL BUSING SCALE                
      720203 NIXON'S POSITION ON SCHOOL BUSING SCALE            
      720204 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON SCHOOL BUSING SCALE
      720205 WALLACE'S POSITION ON SCHOOL BUSING SCALE          
      720206 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON SCHOOL BUSING SCALE
      720207 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON SCHOOL BUSING SCALE

                  GOVERNMENT VERSUS PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE
                                 PLAN SCALE

      720208 R'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH INSURANCE SCALE  
      720209 NIXON'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH INSURANCE
             SCALE
      720210 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH INSURANCE
             SCALE                                             
      720211 WALLACE'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH INSURANCE
             SCALE                                             
      720212 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH
             INSURANCE SCALE
      720213 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT HEALTH
             INSURANCE SCALE                                   


                  POLLUTION FROM PRIVATE INDUSTRY SCALE

      720214 R'S POSITION ON INDUSTRY POLLUTION BAN
      720215 NIXON'S POSITION ON INDUSTRY POLLUTION BAN SCALE   
      720216 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON INDUSTRY POLLUTION BAN SCALE
      720217 WALLACE'S POSITION ON INDUSTRY POLLUTION BAN SCALE
      720218 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON INDUSTRY POLLUTION BAN
             SCALE                                             
      720219 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON INDUSTRY POLLUTION BAN
             SCALE


                  EVALUATION OF NIXON AS PRESIDENT

      720220 COULD NIXON BE TRUSTED AS PRESIDENT                
      720221 DOES NIXON HAVE THE KIND OF PERSONALITY A PRESIDENT
             OUGHT TO HAVE                                     
      720222 WOULD NIXON CONTROL CRIME AS PRESIDENT
      720223 WOULD NIXON BRING PEACE IN VIETNAM AS PRESIDENT    


                  EVALUATION OF MCGOVERN AS PRESIDENT

      720224 COULD MCGOVERN BE TRUSTED AS PRESIDENT
      720225 DOES MCGOVERN HAVE THE KIND OF PERSONALITY A
             PRESIDENT OUGHT TO HAVE                           
      720226 WOULD MCGOVERN CONTROL CRIME AS PRESIDENT
      720227 WOULD MCGOVERN BRING PEACE IN VIETNAM AS PRESIDENT 

                  EVALUATION OF WALLACE AS PRESIDENT


      720228 COULD WALLACE BE TRUSTED AS PRESIDENT
      720229 DOES WALLACE HAVE THE KIND OF PERSONALITY A
             PRESIDENT OUGHT TO HAVE                          
      720230 WOULD WALLACE CONTROL CRIME AS PRESIDENT           
      720231 WOULD WALLACE BRING PEACE IN VIETNAM AS PRESIDENT

                  EQUAL ROLE FOR WOMEN SCALE


      720232 R'S POSITION ON WOMEN'S EQUAL ROLE SCALE          
      720233 NIXON'S POSITION ON WOMEN'S EQUAL ROLE SCALE
      720234 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON WOMEN'S EQUAL ROLE SCALE    
      720235 WALLACE'S POSITION ON WOMEN'S EQUAL ROLE SCALE
      720236 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON WOMEN'S EQUAL ROLE SCALE
      720237 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON WOMEN'S EQUAL ROLE
             SCALE                                             

                  ABORTION, SEX DISCRIMINATION, IMAGE OF WOMEN


      720238 WHEN SHOULD ABORTION BE ALLOWED
      720239 SHOULD EMPLOYERS LAY OFF WOMEN FIRST               
      720240 ARE MEN BORN WITH MORE DRIVE THAN WOMEN
      720241 DO WOMEN HAVE LESS OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE AN
             EDUCATION                                         
      720242 ARE WOMEN LESS RELIABLE ON THE JOB THAN MEN
      720243 DO SCHOOLS TEACH WOMEN TO WANT LESS IMPORTANT JOBS  
      720244 ARE WOMEN HAPPIEST AS HOMEMAKERS AND MOTHERS
      720245 DO QUALIFIED WOMEN HAVE TROUBLE GETTING GOOD JOBS  
      720246 ARE MEN MORE QUALIFIED FOR JOBS WITH RESPONSIBILITY
      720247 DOES OUR SOCIETY DISCRIMINATE AGAINST WOMEN        
      720248 ARE WOMEN LESS INTERESTED IN IMPORTANT JOBS
      720249 WHICH SEX HAS THE BETTER LIFE IN U.S. TODAY        
      720250 WHY DO MEN/WOMEN HAVE THE BETTER LIFE IN U.S. TODAY
      720251 SHOULD WOMEN STAY OUT OF POLITICS                  
      720252 DO YOUNG PEOPLE NEED STRICT DISCIPLINE MOST OF ALL

                  "FEELING THERMOMETER" - POTENTIAL CANDIDATES
                                    IN 1972

      720253 FEELING THERMOMETER - GEORGE WALLACE--PRE-ELECTION
      720254 FEELING THERMOMETER - GEORGE MCGOVERN--PRE-ELECTION
      720255 FEELING THERMOMETER - RICHARD NIXON--PRE-ELECTION
      720256 FEELING THERMOMETER - JOHN LINDSAY--PRE-ELECTION
      720257 FEELING THERMOMETER - EDMUND MUSKIE--PRE-ELECTION  
      720258 FEELING THERMOMETER - EDWARD "TED" KENNEDY--
             PRE-ELECTION
      720259 FEELING THERMOMETER - HENRY "SCOOP" JACKSON--PRE-
             ELECTION
      720260 FEELING THERMOMETER - SHIRLEY CHISHOLM--PRE-
             ELECTION                                          
      720261 FEELING THERMOMETER - JOHN ASHBROOK--PRE-ELECTION
      720262 FEELING THERMOMETER - THOMAS EAGLETON--PRE-ELECTION
      720263 FEELING THERMOMETER - PAUL "PETE" MCCLOSKEY--PRE-
             ELECTION
      720264 FEELING THERMOMETER - HUBERT HUMPHREY--PRE-ELECTION
      720265 FEELING THERMOMETER - SPIRO AGNEW--PRE-ELECTION
      720266 FEELING THERMOMETER - R. SARGENT SHRIVER--PRE-
             ELECTION                                          
      720267 DO ANY OF THESE 1972 CANDIDATES REFLECT HIGH MORAL/
             RELIGIOUS STANDARDS
      720268 WHICH 1972 CANDIDATE(S) BEST REFLECT(S) HIGH MORAL/
             RELIGIOUS STANDARDS


                  POLITICAL EFFICACY AND CYNICISM

      720269 DO PEOPLE LIKE R HAVE ANY SAY IN WHAT THE
             GOVERNMENT DOES                                   
      720270 IS VOTING THE ONLY WAY PEOPLE LIKE R HAVE A SAY    
      720271 IS POLITICS TOO COMPLICATED FOR R TO UNDERSTAND
      720272 DO OFFICIALS CARE MUCH WHAT PEOPLE LIKE R THINK
      720273 DO CONGRESSMEN LOSE TOUCH WITH PEOPLE QUICKLY      
      720274 ARE PARTIES INTERESTED IN PEOPLE'S VOTE, NOT THEIR
             OPINION


                  R'S ATTITUDE: PROTEST, CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE

      720275 WOULD R APPROVE OF TAKING PART IN LEGAL PROTESTS   
      720276 WOULD R APPROVE OF DISOBEYING UNJUST LAW
      720277 WOULD R APPROVE OF EFFORTS TO STOP GOVERNMENT
             OPERATIONS                                        


                  CONTROL AND DIRECTION OF OWN LIFE

      720278 IS IT BETTER TO PLAN ONE'S LIFE A GOOD WAY AHEAD
      720279 WHEN R PLANS AHEAD, DO R'S PLANS WORK OUT AS
             EXPECTED                                          
      720280 HAS R FELT HIS LIFE WOULD WORK OUT AS DESIRED
      720281 DOES R FEEL HE CAN RUN HIS LIFE AS WANTED          
      720282 IS R GENERALLY SATISFIED WITH WAY HIS LIFE IS GOING
      720283 HAS R HAD A FAIR OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE THE MOST OF
             LIFE
      720284 WHAT HELD R BACK FROM MAKING THE MOST OF LIFE
      720285 HAS R BEEN ABLE TO SATISFY MOST PERSONAL AMBITIONS 
      720286 WHY R HAS HAD TO SETTLE FOR LESS THAN HOPED FOR IN
             LIFE


                  ATTITUDES TOWARD VOTING PROCESS

      720287 IS IT IMPORTANT TO VOTE IF YOUR PARTY CAN'T WIN    
      720288 WITH MANY OTHER PEOPLE VOTING, DOES IT MATTER IF R
             VOTES
      720289 IF A PERSON DOESN'T CARE ABOUT OUTCOME SHOULD HE
             VOTE                                              
      720290 ARE LOCAL ELECTIONS UNIMPORTANT


                  FOREIGN INVOLVEMENT & AID

      720291 SHOULD THE U.S. NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH WORLD
             PROBLEMS                                         
      720292 SHOULD THE U.S. GIVE FOREIGN AID TO COUNTRIES
             DIFFERING FROM U.S.


                           ** PERSONAL DATA **

                  AGE AND MARITAL STATUS

      720293 R'S DATE OF BIRTH
      720294 RECODE: R'S AGE AT TIME OF PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW  
      720295 R'S MARITAL STATUS                                 

                  CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD

      720296 ARE THERE CHILDREN AGES 5 TO 18 IN HOUSEHOLD
      720297 # OF CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD WHO GO TO SCHOOL IN AREA 176
      720298 DO HOUSEHOLD CHILDREN ATTEND PUBLIC, PAROCHIAL, OR
             PRIVATE SCHOOLS


                  EDUCATION SECTION: R, FAMILY HEAD, SPOUSE

      720299 ROLE OF PERSONS CODED IN EDUCATION SECTION         
      720300 EDUCATION OF RESPONDENT                            
      720301 COLLEGE(S) ATTENDED BY RESPONDENT                  
      720302 EDUCATION OF FAMILY HEAD
      720303 COLLEGE(S) ATTENDED BY FAMILY HEAD                 
      720304 EDUCATION OF WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD                   
      720305 COLLEGE(S) ATTENDED BY WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD         


                  R'S OCCUPATION SECTION

      720306 R'S PRESENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS                      
      720307 (IF RETIRED) WHEN DID R RETIRE                     
      720308 (IF UNEMPLOYED) HAS R EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      720309 KIND OF WORK R DOES/DID (PB OCCUPATION CODE)       
      720310 R'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SES
      720311 R'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN DECILE      
      720312 R'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS SES
      720313 R'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY
             CODE
      720314 IS/WAS R SELF-EMPLOYED                             
      720315 (IF UNEMPLOYED) DID R WORK FOR PAY DURING THE PAST
             YEAR
      720316 (IF RETIRED OR DISABLED) IS R PRESENTLY WORKING    
      720317 HOW MANY HOURS A WEEK DOES/DID R WORK              
      720318 (IF EMPLOYED) WAS R UNEMPLOYED DURING THE PAST YEAR

                       (IF HOUSEWIFE OR STUDENT)

      720319 DID R WORK FOR PAY DURING THE PAST YEAR
      720320 IS R PRESENTLY EMPLOYED
      720321 WHAT KIND OF WORK DID R DO (PB OCCUPATION CODE)    
      720322 R'S FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SES                 
      720323 R'S FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN DECILE
      720324 R'S FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS SES
      720325 R'S FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY CODE       
      720326 WAS R SELF-EMPLOYED
      720327 HOW MANY HOURS A WEEK DID R WORK

                  FAMILY HEAD'S OCCUPATION SECTION


      720328 IS R THE FAMILY HEAD/IS R (NOT) LIVING WITH SPOUSE 
      720329 FAMILY HEAD'S PRESENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS
      720330 (IF RETIRED) WHEN DID THE FAMILY HEAD RETIRE       
      720331 (IF UNEMPLOYED) HAS THE FAMILY HEAD EVER WORKED FOR
             PAY                                               
      720332 WHAT KIND OF WORK DOES/DID THE FAMILY HEAD DO (PB
             OCCUPATION CODE)
      720333 HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SES      
      720334 FAMILY HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN
             DECILE
      720335 HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS SES      
      720336 FAMILY HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS
             INDUSTRY CODE
      720337 IS/WAS THE FAMILY HEAD SELF-EMPLOYED               
      720338 (IF UNEMPLOYED) DID THE FAMILY HEAD WORK FOR PAY
             DURING THE PAST YEAR                              
      720339 (IF RETIRED OR DISABLED) IS THE FAMILY HEAD
             PRESENTLY WORKING
      720340 HOW MANY HOURS A WEEK DOES/DID THE FAMILY HEAD WORK
      720341 (IF EMPLOYED) WAS THE FAMILY HEAD UNEMPLOYED DURING
             THE PAST YEAR


                       (IF HOUSEWIFE OR STUDENT)


      720342 DID THE FAMILY HEAD WORK FOR PAY DURING THE PAST
             YEAR
      720343 IS THE FAMILY HEAD PRESENTLY EMPLOYED              
      720344 WHAT KIND OF WORK DID THE FAMILY HEAD DO (PB
             OCCUPATION CODE)                                  
      720345 FAMILY HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SES
      720346 FAMILY HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN DECILE    
      720347 FAMILY HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS SES
      720348 FAMILY HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY
             CODE                                              
      720349 WAS THE FAMILY HEAD SELF-EMPLOYED
      720350 HOW MANY HOURS A WEEK DID THE FAMILY HEAD WORK     

                  WIFE OF HEAD'S OCCUPATION SECTION

      720351 WIFE OF HEAD'S PRESENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS
      720352 (IF RETIRED) WHEN DID WIFE OF HEAD RETIRE          
      720353 (IF UNEMPLOYED) HAS THE WIFE EVER WORKED FOR PAY   
      720354 WHAT KIND OF WORK DOES/DID SHE DO (PB OCCUPATION
             CODE)                                             
      720355 WIFE OF HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN
             SES
      720356 WIFE OF HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN
             DECILE                                            
      720357 WIFE OF HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS
             SES
      720358 WIFE OF HEAD'S PRESENT/FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS
             INDUSTRY CODE                                     
      720359 IS/WAS WIFE OF HEAD SELF-EMPLOYED
      720360 (IF UNEMPLOYED) DID THE WIFE OF THE HEAD WORK FOR
             PAY DURING THE PAST YEAR                          
      720361 (IF RETIRED OR DISABLED) IS THE WIFE OF THE HEAD
             PRESENTLY WORKING                                  
      720362 HOW MANY HOURS A WEEK DOES/DID WIFE OF HEAD WORK
      720363 (IF EMPLOYED) WAS WIFE OF HEAD UNEMPLOYED DURING
             THE PAST YEAR                                     

                       (IF HOUSEWIFE OR STUDENT)

      720364 DID WIFE OF HEAD WORK FOR PAY DURING THE PAST YEAR 
      720365 IS WIFE OF HEAD PRESENTLY EMPLOYED                 
      720366 WHAT KIND OF WORK DID WIFE DO (PB OCCUPATION CODE)
      720367 WIFE OF HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SES
      720368 WIFE OF HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - DUNCAN DECILE   
      720369 WIFE OF HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS SES
      720370 WIFE OF HEAD'S FORMER OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY
             CODE
      720371 WAS WIFE OF HEAD SELF-EMPLOYED                     
      720372 HOW MANY HOURS A WEEK DID WIFE OF HEAD WORK       


                  FARMERS' QUESTIONS

      720373 DOES THE FAMILY HEAD DO ANY OTHER WORK BESIDES
             FARMING
      720374 FARMER/RANCHER'S OTHER OCCUPATION                  
      720375 HOW MUCH TIME DOES THE FAMILY HEAD PUT IN ON
             NON-FARMING JOB - HRS/WK
      720376 HOW MUCH TIME DOES THE FAMILY HEAD PUT IN ON
             NON-FARMING JOB - WKS/YR
      720377 DOES THE FAMILY HEAD OWN HIS OWN FARM/RENT/
             MANAGE                                            

                  HOUSEHOLD UNION MEMBERSHIP

      720378 IS ANYONE IN THE HOUSEHOLD A UNION MEMBER
      720379 WHO IN THE HOUSEHOLD IS A UNION MEMBER            
      720380 TO WHAT UNION DOES RESPONDENT BELONG
      720381 TO WHAT UNION DOES THE FAMILY HEAD BELONG          
      720382 TO WHAT UNION DOES 'SOMEONE ELSE' IN THE HOUSEHOLD
             BELONG


                  ASSOCIATIONAL MEMBERSHIP & ACTIVITY

      720383 R'S ACTIVITY IN FRATERNAL LODGES
      720384 R'S ACTIVITY IN BUSINESS GROUPS                   
      720385 R'S ACTIVITY IN PROFESSIONAL GROUPS                
      720386 R'S ACTIVITY IN FARM ORGANIZATIONS
      720387 R'S ACTIVITY IN CHURCH OR RELIGIOUS GROUPS
      720388 R'S ACTIVITY IN NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS          
      720389 R'S ACTIVITY IN SOCIAL OR CARD-PLAYING GROUPS
      720390 R'S ACTIVITY IN ATHLETIC CLUBS OR TEAMS            
      720391 R'S ACTIVITY IN COOPERATIVES
      720392 R'S ACTIVITY IN POLITICAL CLUBS OR ORGANIZATIONS   
      720393 R'S ACTIVITY IN CHARITY OR SOCIAL-WELFARE
             ORGANIZATIONS
      720394 R'S ACTIVITY IN VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS            
      720395 R'S ACTIVITY IN CIVIC GROUPS
      720396 R'S ACTIVITY IN SPECIAL-INTEREST GROUPS OR LOBBIES
      720397 R'S ACTIVITY IN ETHNIC, RACIAL OR NATIONALITY
             ASSOCIATION                                       
      720398 R'S ACTIVITY IN LABOR UNIONS
      720399 R'S ACTIVITY IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS               


                  R'S CLASS IDENTIFICATION

      720400 R'S SUBJECTIVE SOCIAL CLASS - SUMMARY
      720401 DOES R THINK OF HIMSELF AS BELONGING TO A SOCIAL
             CLASS                                             
      720402 WHICH SOCIAL CLASS DOES R THINK OF HIMSELF AS
             BELONGING TO
      720403 R'S RELATIVE PLACEMENT IN SOCIAL CLASS CHOSEN      
      720404 DOES R FEEL PRETTY CLOSE TO PEOPLE IN HIS SOCIAL
             CLASS
      720405 WHAT SOCIAL CLASS WAS R'S FAMILY WHEN R WAS YOUNG  

                  R'S ETHNIC BACKGROUND AND IDENTIFICATION
      720406 WHAT DOES R CONSIDER HIS MAIN ETHNIC GROUP      
      720407 WHERE WAS R BORN
      720408 WERE BOTH OF R'S PARENTS BORN IN THIS COUNTRY     
      720409 (IF ONE OR BOTH PARENTS FOREIGN-BORN) WHAT COUNTRY
             WAS R'S FATHER BORN IN
      720410 (IF ONE OR BOTH PARENTS FOREIGN-BORN) WHAT COUNTRY
             WAS R'S MOTHER BORN IN                           
      720411 (IF BOTH PARENTS NATIVE-BORN) WHICH COUNTRY DID R'S
             FAMILY COME FROM - FATHER'S SIDE
      720412 (IF BOTH PARENTS NATIVE-BORN) WHICH COUNTRY DID R'S
             FAMILY COME FROM - MOTHER'S SIDE                  

                  OCCUPATION OF R'S PARENTS


      720413 KIND OF WORK R'S FATHER DID WHEN R WAS YOUNG
      720414 WAS R'S MOTHER EMPLOYED WHEN R WAS YOUNG          
      720415 KIND OF WORK R'S MOTHER DID WHEN R WAS YOUNG

                  WHERE WAS R BROUGHT UP


      720416 WHERE DID R GROW UP                                
      720417 R'S AGE WHEN HE CAME TO STATE OF CURRENT RESIDENCE
      720418 WHAT TYPE COMMUNITY WAS R BROUGHT UP IN            
      720419 HOW LONG HAS R LIVED IN PRESENT COMMUNITY          

                  PERSONAL DATA


      720420 R'S ESTIMATED FAMILY INCOME FOR 1971
      720421 DOES R OWN OR RENT HIS PRESENT HOME                
      720422 R'S RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE
      720423 HOW OFTEN DOES R GO TO CHURCH
      720424 WHAT IS R'S SEX
      720425 WHAT IS R'S RACE                                   
      720426 WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP OF R TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD

                  CONDITIONS OF THE INTERVIEW

      720427 WHO ELSE WAS PRESENT AT THE INTERVIEW             
      720428 DEGREE OF R'S COOPERATION WITH INTERVIEW           
      720429 R'S APPARENT LEVEL OF POLITICAL INFORMATION
      720430 RATING OF R'S APPARENT INTELLIGENCE                
      720431 HOW SUSPICIOUS WAS R ABOUT THE STUDY BEFORE
             INTERVIEW
      720432 HOW GREAT WAS R'S INTEREST IN THE INTERVIEW
      720433 RATING OF R'S PHYSICAL APPEARANCE                  
      720434 TEMPERATURE OF THE DAY OF THE INTERVIEW
      720435 HOW SINCERE WAS R IN HIS ANSWERS                   
      720436 TYPE OF STRUCTURE IN WHICH R LIVES
      720437 NUMBER OF STORIES IN THE STRUCTURE IN WHICH R LIVES

                        *** POST-ELECTION WAVE ***

      720438 POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW FORM IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 
      720439 POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW NUMBER
      720440 DATE OF POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW
      720441 LENGTH OF POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW                  
      720442 POST-ELECTION INTERVIEWER NUMBER
      720443 POST-ELECTION CODER NUMBER                         
                  EVALUATION OF GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS

      720444 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT HAS DONE THE BEST JOB
      720445 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT HAS DONE THE NEXT BEST JOB
      720446 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT HAS DONE THE WORST JOB    
      720447 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT IS THE MOST POWERFUL
      720448 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT IS THE NEXT MOST POWERFUL
      720449 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT IS THE LEAST POWERFUL     
      720450 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT CAN BE MOST TRUSTED
      720451 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT CAN BE NEXT MOST TRUSTED
      720452 WHICH PART OF GOVERNMENT CAN BE LEAST TRUSTED


                  CONFIDENCE IN NATIONAL/STATE/LOCAL GOVERNMENT

      720453 LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT R HAS MOST CONFIDENCE IN       
      720454 LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT R HAS LEAST CONFIDENCE IN
      720455 (IF FAITH IN NONE) LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT R HAS LEAST
             CONFIDENCE IN                                     

                  THE 1972 ELECTION AND THE MASS MEDIA

      720456 DID R READ ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN IN ANY NEWSPAPER     
      720457 HOW MUCH DID R READ NEWSPAPER ARTICLES ABOUT
             ELECTION
      720458 CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENT OF NEWSPAPER READ BY R       
      720459 DID R LISTEN TO CAMPAIGN RADIO PROGRAMS
      720460 HOW MANY CAMPAIGN RADIO PROGRAMS DID R LISTEN TO   
      720461 DID R READ ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN IN ANY MAGAZINES
      720462 HOW MANY MAGAZINE ARTICLES ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN DID
             R READ
      720463 DID R WATCH ANY CAMPAIGN TELEVISION PROGRAMS       
      720464 HOW MANY TV PROGRAMS ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN DID R WATCH
      720465 HOW FAIR AND ACCURATE DID R FIND TV NEWS REPORTING


                  PARTY CONTACTS WITH R DURING CAMPAIGN

      720466 DID A POLITICAL PARTY WORKER CONTACT R DURING
             CAMPAIGN
      720467 WHICH PARTY(S) CONTACTED R DURING CAMPAIGN         


                  R'S POLITICAL ACTIVITY

      720468 DID R TRY TO INFLUENCE OTHERS' VOTE CHOICES
      720469 DID R ATTEND ANY POLITICAL MEETINGS OR RALLIES     
      720470 DID R WORK FOR A PARTY OR CANDIDATE
      720471 DID R WEAR A BUTTON OR PUT A STICKER ON THE CAR    
      720472 DID R GIVE ANY MONEY TO A POLITICAL PARTY
      720473 WHICH PARTY DID R GIVE MONEY TO
      720474 HAS R EVER WRITTEN AN OPINION TO A PUBLIC OFFICIAL 
      720475 HAS R EVER WRITTEN A POLITICAL LETTER TO THE EDITOR
      720476 DOES R GENERALLY FOLLOW POLITICS                   


                  R'S 1972 ELECTION VOTING BEHAVIOR

      720477 DID R VOTE IN 1972 ELECTION
      720478 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR PRESIDENT IN 1972          
      720479 HOW LONG BEFORE THE 1972 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DID
             R DECIDE HOW TO VOTE
      720480 DID R VOTE FOR U.S. SENATOR IN 1972                
      720481 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR SENATOR - CANDIDATE NAME
      720482 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR SENATOR - PARTY NAMED BY R 
      720483 DID R VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN IN 1972                 
      720484 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR CONGRESSMAN - CANDIDATE
      720485 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR CONGRESSMAN - PARTY NAMED
             BY R


                       GUBERNATORIAL VOTE

      720486 DID R VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN 1972                    
      720487 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR GOVERNOR - CANDIDATE NAME
      720488 WHOM DID R VOTE FOR FOR GOVERNOR - PARTY NAMED BY R


                       OTHER STATE AND LOCAL OFFICES

      720489 DID R VOTE A STRAIGHT TICKET FOR OTHER OFFICES IN
             1972                                              
      720490 (IF STRAIGHT TICKET) PARTY SUPPORTED IN STATE/LOCAL
             RACES
      720491 (IF SPLIT TICKET) PARTY SUPPORTED IN STATE/LOCAL
             RACES                                             
      720492 RECODE: TICKET TYPE AND PARTY SUPPORTED IN STATE/
             LOCAL RACES


                  PROPOSITIONS ON THE BALLOT

      720493 WERE THERE ANY PROPOSITIONS ON THE 1972 BALLOT     
      720494 HOW MANY PROPOSITIONS DID R VOTE ON
      720495 SHOULD MORE ISSUES BE DECIDED AT THE POLLS         
      720496 ISSUES R FEELS SHOULD BE DECIDED AT THE POLLS


                  REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC PARTY DIFFERENCES

      720497 DID MCGOVERN DO A GOOD JOB IN RUNNING HIS CAMPAIGN 
      720498 ARE THERE IMPORTANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE TWO
             PARTIES
      720499 IS ONE PARTY MORE CONSERVATIVE THAN THE OTHER
      720500 WHICH PARTY IS MORE CONSERVATIVE                   


                  R'S PERSONAL FINANCIAL SITUATION

      720501 DOES R FEEL BETTER OFF FINANCIALLY THAN A YEAR AGO
      720502 WHY DOES R FEEL BETTER OFF FINANCIALLY THAN A YEAR
             AGO                                               
      720503 IS R (& FAMILY) MAKING AS MUCH MONEY AS A YEAR AGO 
      720504 DOES R FEEL SHE/HE WILL BE BETTER OFF A YEAR FROM
             NOW                                               

                  BUSINESS CONDITIONS

      720505 WILL BUSINESS CONDITIONS BE GOOD DURING NEXT YEAR
      720506 WHY DOES R THINK BUSINESS CONDITIONS WILL BE GOOD/
             BAD                                               
      720507 ARE PRESENT BUSINESS CONDITIONS BETTER THAN A YEAR
             AGO                                               
      720508 HAS R HEARD OF ANY CHANGES IN BUSINESS CONDITIONS  
      720509 WILL BUSINESS CONDITIONS BE BETTER A YEAR FROM NOW 
      720510 DOES R THINK THERE WILL BE MORE UNEMPLOYMENT DURING
             NEXT YEAR
      720511 WILL WE HAVE CONTINUOUS GOOD TIMES FOR NEXT FIVE
             YEARS


                  GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC POLICY

      720512 IS THE GOVERNMENT DOING A GOOD JOB WITH ITS
             ECONOMIC POLICY                                   
      720513 WILL THE GOVERNMENT BE SUCCESSFUL IN REDUCING
             INFLATION
      720514 WILL THE GOVERNMENT BE SUCCESSFUL IN REDUCING
             UNEMPLOYMENT                                     


                  INFLATION

      720515 DOES R THINK PRICES WILL GO UP DURING THE NEXT YEAR
      720516 HOW LARGE A PRICE INCREASE DOES R EXPECT
      720517 WILL INFLATION DURING NEXT YEAR BE LARGER THAN PAST
             YEAR                                              
      720518 HAVE PRICES GONE UP SINCE THE WAGE AND PRICE
             CONTROLS
      720519 HOW MUCH HAVE PRICES GONE UP SINCE THE CONTROLS    
      720520 DOES R THINK INTEREST RATES WILL GO UP IN THE NEXT
             YEAR


                  DURABLE GOODS

                       (HOUSE)

      720521 DOES R THINK NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY A HOUSE     
      720522 WHY IS NOW A GOOD/BAD TIME TO BUY A HOUSE


                  DURABLE GOODS (CONTINUED)

                       (CAR)

      720523 DOES ANYONE IN R'S FAMILY OWN A CAR
      720524 DOES ANYONE IN R'S FAMILY LEASE A CAR
      720525 WILL THE NEXT YEAR BE A GOOD TIME TO BUY A CAR
      720526 WHY WILL THE NEXT YEAR BE A GOOD/BAD TIME TO BUY A
             CAR                                               
      720527 WHY R EXPECTS THAT CAR PRICES WILL INCREASE NEXT
             YEAR                                              
      720528 DOES ANYONE IN R'S FAMILY EXPECT TO BUY OR LEASE A
             CAR DURING THE NEXT YEAR
      720529 LIKELIHOOD THAT R WILL BUY OR LEASE A CAR DURING
             THE NEXT YEAR                                     
      720530 DOES R EXPECT TO BUY/LEASE A NEW/USED CAR IN 1973
      720531 WHEN DOES R THINK HE MIGHT BUY OR LEASE CAR IN 1973
      720532 (IF NO PURCHASE PLANNED FOR 1973) WHEN DOES R THINK
             HE MAY BUY OR LEASE A CAR                       

                       (HOUSEHOLD GOODS)
      720533 DOES R THINK NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY MAJOR
             HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
      720534 WHY IS NOW A GOOD/BAD TIME TO BUY MAJOR HOUSEHOLD
             ITEMS                                             
      720535 NOW IS (NOT) A GOOD TIME FOR R TO SPEND MONEY
      720536 IS IT MORE IMPORTANT THAN USUAL FOR R TO SAVE MONEY
             NOW                                               
      720537 LIKELIHOOD OF SECURING DESIRED GOODS IN YEARS TO
             COME


                  R'S PERSONAL PROBLEMS

      720538 WHAT SORT OF PERSONAL PROBLEMS DOES R HAVE
      720539 NUMBER OF PERSONAL PROBLEMS MENTIONED BY R         
      720540 WHAT IS R'S MOST IMPORTANT PERSONAL PROBLEM
      720541 DOES R WORK OUT HIS PERSONAL PROBLEMS ON HIS OWN   
      720542 CAN R DO MUCH ABOUT HIS PERSONAL PROBLEM
      720543 WHO OUGHT TO HELP R WITH HIS MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM
      720544 HOW HELPFUL IS THE GOVERNMENT WITH R'S PROBLEM
      720545 WHICH POLITICAL PARTY WOULD BE MOST LIKELY TO GET
             THE GOVERNMENT TO HELP WITH R'S PERSONAL PROBLEM  


                  MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEMS

      720546 WHAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEMS
      720547 # OF IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEMS MENTIONED BY R    
      720548 WHICH IS THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM
      720549 HOW HELPFUL IS THE GOVERNMENT ON (MOST IMPORTANT
             NATIONAL PROBLEM)                                 
      720550 POLITICAL PARTY MOST LIKELY TO GET GOVERNMENT TO
             BE HELPFUL ON (MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM)
      720551 CAN (THE MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM) BE SOLVED


                  EVALUATION OF THE COUNTRY & THE GOVERNMENT

      720552 IS THE COUNTRY IN VERY GOOD/POOR SHAPE
      720553 WILL THINGS IN THE U.S. IMPROVE IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS
      720554 IS A CHANGE IN OUR FORM OF GOVERNMENT NEEDED       
      720555 WHAT CHANGES IN OUR FORM OF GOVERNMENT DOES R WANT
      720556 IS R PROUD OF PRESENT FORM OF GOVERNMENT           
      720557 WHAT IS R'S FIRST CHOICE AS A NATIONAL GOAL
      720558 WHAT IS R'S SECOND CHOICE AS A NATIONAL GOAL       


                  POLITICAL EFFICACY & CYNICISM

      720559 DO PEOPLE LIKE R HAVE ANY SAY IN WHAT GOVERNMENT
             DOES
      720560 IS VOTING THE ONLY WAY PEOPLE LIKE R HAVE A SAY    
      720561 IS POLITICS TOO COMPLICATED FOR R TO UNDERSTAND
      720562 DO OFFICIALS CARE MUCH WHAT PEOPLE LIKE R THINK    
      720563 DO CONGRESSMEN LOSE TOUCH WITH PEOPLE QUICKLY
      720564 ARE PARTIES INTERESTED IN PEOPLE'S VOTE, NOT THEIR
             OPINION                                           


                  CONTROL & DIRECTION OF OWN LIFE

      720565 IS IT BETTER TO PLAN ONE'S LIFE A GOOD WAY AHEAD
      720566 WHEN R PLANS AHEAD, DO R'S PLANS WORK OUT AS
             EXPECTED                                          
      720567 HAS R FELT HIS LIFE WOULD WORK OUT AS DESIRED
      720568 DOES R FEEL HE CAN RUN HIS LIFE AS WANTED
      720569 IS R GENERALLY SATISFIED WITH WAY HIS LIFE IS GOING


                  CYNICISM AND TRUST IN GOVERNMENT

      720570 DO PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT WASTE A LOT OF TAX MONEY
      720571 HOW MUCH CAN R TRUST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO DO
             RIGHT                                             
      720572 IS THE GOVERNMENT RUN FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL OR A
             FEW
      720573 DO GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS USUALLY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE
             DOING                                             
      720574 ARE MANY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS A LITTLE CROOKED


                  GOVERNMENT ATTENTION TO PEOPLE

      720575 HOW MUCH DOES GOVERNMENT LISTEN TO PEOPLE          
      720576 HOW MUCH DO PARTIES MAKE GOVERNMENT LISTEN
      720577 HOW MUCH DO ELECTIONS MAKE GOVERNMENT HEAR PEOPLE  
      720578 ARE CONGRESSMEN ATTENTIVE TO THEIR CONSTITUENCIES
      720579 HOW MUCH DO INTEREST GROUPS MAKE GOVERNMENT PAY
             ATTENTION TO WHAT PEOPLE THINK                    


                  PERSONAL TRUST

      720580 HAS IT BECOME HARDER TO LEAD A GOOD MORAL LIFE
      720581 GENERALLY SPEAKING, CAN MOST PEOPLE BE TRUSTED
      720582 DO PEOPLE TRY TO BE HELPFUL MOST OF THE TIME       
      720583 IF GIVEN THE CHANCE, WOULD PEOPLE TAKE ADVANTAGE
             OF R


                  CURRENT POLITICAL ISSUES

                       (STREET SAFETY)

      720584 IS IT SAFE TO WALK AROUND HERE ALONE AT NIGHT    
      720585 WHICH PARTY WOULD BEST SEE THAT STREETS ARE SAFE

                       (AMNESTY FOR DRAFT EVADERS)

      720586 SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT DECLARE AMNESTY FOR DRAFT
             EVADERS                                          
      720587 WHICH PARTY IS MORE IN FAVOR OF AMNESTY FOR DRAFT
             EVADERS

                       (MILITARY SPENDING)

      720588 DOES R FEEL MILITARY SPENDING SHOULD BE CUT        
      720589 WHICH PARTY IS MORE IN FAVOR OF CUTTING MILITARY
             FUNDS


                  VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720590 R'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE          
      720591 NIXON'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720592 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE    
      720593 WALLACE'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720594 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE
      720595 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL
             SCALE                                             
      720596 POSITION OF MOST YOUNG PEOPLE ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL
             SCALE
      720597 POSITION OF MOST MIDDLE-AGED PEOPLE ON VIETNAM
             WITHDRAWAL SCALE                                  


                  GOVERNMENT ACTION AGAINST INFLATION SCALE

      720598 R'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION SCALE
      720599 NIXON'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION
             SCALE                                            
      720600 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION
             SCALE                                             
      720601 WALLACE'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION
             SCALE
      720602 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION
             ACTION SCALE                                      
      720603 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION
             ACTION SCALE
      720604 POSITION OF MOST LIBERALS ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION
             ACTION SCALE                                      
      720605 POSITION OF MOST CONSERVATIVES ON GOVERNMENT
             INFLATION ACTION SCALE                            


                  REASONS FOR RACIAL DIFFERENCES

      720606 DOES A GROUP OF POWERFUL WHITES KEEP BLACKS DOWN
      720607 ARE RACIAL DIFFERENCES BROUGHT ABOUT BY GOD        
      720608 IF BLACKS TRIED HARD ENOUGH COULD THEY BE AS WELL
             OFF AS WHITES
      720609 DO GENERATIONS OF SLAVERY AND DISCRIMINATION MAKE
             IT DIFFICULT FOR BLACKS TO LEAVE LOWER CLASS      
      720610 DO BLACKS TEACH THEIR CHILDREN IMPROPER VALUES
      720611 DO BLACKS COME FROM A LESS ABLE RACE               
      720612 WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT REASON WHITES GET MORE
             OF THE GOOD THINGS IN LIFE THAN BLACKS

                  GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED JOB & LIVING
                            STANDARD SCALE

      720613 R'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD
             SCALE
      720614 NIXON'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
             STANDARD SCALE                                    
      720615 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
             STANDARD SCALE
      720616 WALLACE'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
             STANDARD SCALE                               
      720617 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
             LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      720618 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
             LIVING STANDARD SCALE                          
      720619 POSITION OF MOST BLACKS ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
             LIVING STANDARD SCALE                            
      720620 POSITION OF MOST WHITES ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
             LIVING STANDARD SCALE


                  RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED SCALE

      720621 R'S POSITION ON RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED SCALE       
      720622 NIXON'S POSITION ON RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED SCALE
      720623 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED SCALE 
      720624 WALLACE'S POSITION ON RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED SCALE  
      720626 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
             SCALE                                             
      720627 POSITION OF MOST WHITES ON RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
             SCALE
      720628 POSITION OF MOST BLACKS ON RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
             SCALE                                             


                  GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITY GROUPS SCALE

      720629 R'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITY GROUPS
             SCALE
      720630 NIXON'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITY
             GROUPS SCALE                                      
      720631 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITY
             GROUPS SCALE
      720632 WALLACE'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITY
             GROUPS SCALE
      720633 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO
             MINORITY GROUPS SCALE                          
      720634 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO
             MINORITY GROUPS SCALE


                  GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITY GROUPS SCALE
                                 (CONTINUED)

      720635 POSITION OF MOST WORKINGMEN ON GOVERNMENT AID TO
             MINORITY GROUPS SCALE                             
      720636 POSITION OF MOST MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE ON GOVERNMENT
             AID TO MINORITY GROUPS SCALE                      


                  SOCIAL GROUPS AGREEMENT SCALE

      720637 DO DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER
      720638 DO INTELLECTUALS AND WORKINGMEN AGREE WITH EACH
             OTHER
      720639 DO CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER 
      720640 DO SOUTHERNERS & NORTHERNERS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER
      720641 DO WORKINGMEN & LABOR UNIONS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER 
      720642 DO LIBERALS AND CONSERVATIVES AGREE WITH EACH OTHER
      720643 DO FARMERS AND CITY RESIDENTS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER
      720644 DO LABOR UNIONS AND DEMOCRATS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER
      720645 DO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED PEOPLE AGREE WITH EACH
             OTHER                                             
      720646 DO WORKINGMEN AND DEMOCRATS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER  
      720647 DO MEN AND WOMEN AGREE WITH EACH OTHER
      720648 DO WELFARE RECIPIENTS AND TAXPAYERS AGREE WITH
             EACH OTHER                                        
      720649 DO BIG BUSINESS AND REPUBLICANS AGREE WITH EACH
             OTHER
      720650 DO WORKINGMEN & MIDDLE CLASS AGREE WITH EACH OTHER 
      720651 DO BLACKS AND WHITES AGREE WITH EACH OTHER


                  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL VIEWS SCALE

      720652 DOES R HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL VIEWS   
      720653 ARE NIXON'S POLITICAL VIEWS LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE   
      720654 DOES MCGOVERN HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL
             VIEWS
      720655 DOES WALLACE HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL
             VIEWS                                             
      720656 DO THE DEMOCRATS HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE
             POLITICAL VIEWS
      720657 DO THE REPUBLICANS HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE
             POLITICAL VIEWS                                   
      720658 DO MOST WHITES HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL
             VIEWS                                             
      720659 DO MOST BLACKS HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL
             VIEWS
      720660 DO MOST WORKINGMEN HOLD LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE
             POLITICAL VIEWS                                   

                  CHANGE IN TAX RATE SCALE


      720661 R'S POSITION ON THE TAX RATE CHANGE SCALE
      720662 NIXON'S POSITION ON THE TAX RATE CHANGE SCALE      
      720663 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON THE TAX RATE CHANGE SCALE   
      720664 WALLACE'S POSITION ON THE TAX RATE CHANGE SCALE
      720665 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON TAX RATE CHANGE SCALE   
      720666 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON THE TAX RATE CHANGE
             SCALE
      720667 POSITION OF MOST WORKINGMEN ON THE TAX RATE CHANGE
             SCALE                                           
      720668 POSITION OF MOST MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE ON THE TAX
             RATE CHANGE SCALE
      720669 POSITION OF MOST BIG BUSINESSMEN ON THE TAX RATE
             CHANGE SCALE                                      

                  HANDLING URBAN UNREST SCALE


      720670 R'S POSITION ON HANDLING URBAN UNREST SCALE        
      720671 NIXON'S POSITION ON HANDLING URBAN UNREST SCALE
      720672 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON HANDLING URBAN UNREST SCALE 
      720673 WALLACE'S POSITION ON HANDLING URBAN UNREST SCALE  
      720674 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON HANDLING URBAN UNREST
             SCALE
      720675 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON HANDLING URBAN UNREST
             SCALE                                             
      720676 POSITION OF MOST SUBURBANITES ON HANDLING URBAN
             UNREST SCALE
      720677 POSITION OF MOST CITY RESIDENTS ON HANDLING URBAN
             UNREST SCALE                                      


                  STUDENT UNREST SCALE

      720678 R'S POSITION ON STUDENT UNREST SCALE               
      720679 NIXON'S POSITION ON STUDENT UNREST SCALE
      720680 MCGOVERN'S POSITION ON STUDENT UNREST SCALE
      720681 WALLACE'S POSITION ON STUDENT UNREST SCALE         
      720682 THE DEMOCRATS' POSITION ON STUDENT UNREST SCALE
      720683 THE REPUBLICANS' POSITION ON STUDENT UNREST SCALE  
      720684 POSITION OF MOST LIBERALS ON STUDENT UNREST SCALE
      720685 POSITION OF MOST CONSERVATIVES ON STUDENT UNREST
             SCALE                                             


                  CAUSES OF POVERTY

      720686 DO THE WEALTHY AND POWERFUL KEEP THE POOR POOR     
      720687 ARE PEOPLE POOR BECAUSE THERE AREN'T ENOUGH GOOD
             JOBS
      720688 CAN ANYONE WHO WANTS TO WORK GET A JOB             
      720689 DOES OUR WAY OF LIFE GIVE THE POOR AN EQUAL CHANCE
      720690 DO MOST POOR PEOPLE LACK THE ABILITY TO GET AHEAD  
      720691 DID THE POOR HAVE A CHANCE FOR A GOOD EDUCATION
      720692 THE SENIORITY SYSTEM IN COMPANIES WORKS AGAINST THE
             POOR                                              
      720693 MANY POOR PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO WORK HARD
      720694 POOR PEOPLE CANNOT GET INTO UNIONS FOR SKILLED JOBS
      720695 WERE MOST POOR BROUGHT UP WITHOUT DRIVE OR AMBITION
      720696 SHOULD ONLY THE OLD AND HANDICAPPED HAVE WELFARE   
      720697 HAS EQUALITY GONE TOO FAR IN THIS COUNTRY


                  PROBLEMS FACING THE COUNTRY

      720698 DOES R THINK WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE RECESSIONS          
      720699 CAN MUCH BE DONE ABOUT POLLUTION
      720700 CAN OUR FORM OF GOVERNMENT SOLVE THE RACE PROBLEM  


                  "FEELING THERMOMETER" - 1972 CANDIDATES

      720701 FEELING THERMOMETER - GEORGE WALLACE--POST-ELECTION
      720702 FEELING THERMOMETER - RICHARD NIXON--POST-ELECTION 
      720703 FEELING THERMOMETER - GEORGE MCGOVERN--POST-
             ELECTION
      720704 FEELING THERMOMETER - SPIRO AGNEW--POST-ELECTION
      720705 FEELING THERMOMETER - R. SARGENT SHRIVER--POST-
             ELECTION                                          
      720706 FEELING THERMOMETER - JOHN SCHMITZ--POST-ELECTION


                  "FEELING THERMOMETER" - GROUPS IN SOCIETY

      720707 FEELING THERMOMETER - BIG BUSINESS
      720708 FEELING THERMOMETER - POOR PEOPLE                  
      720709 FEELING THERMOMETER - LIBERALS
      720710 FEELING THERMOMETER - SOUTHERNERS
      720711 FEELING THERMOMETER - INTELLECTUALS
      720712 FEELING THERMOMETER - CATHOLICS
      720713 FEELING THERMOMETER - RADICAL STUDENTS             
      720714 FEELING THERMOMETER - POLICEMEN
      720715 FEELING THERMOMETER - PROTESTANTS
      720716 FEELING THERMOMETER - JEWS                         

                  "FEELING THERMOMETER" - GROUPS IN SOCIETY
                                 (CONTINUED)

      720717 FEELING THERMOMETER - THE MILITARY
      720718 FEELING THERMOMETER - WHITES
      720719 FEELING THERMOMETER - DEMOCRATS                    
      720720 FEELING THERMOMETER - BLACKS
      720721 FEELING THERMOMETER - REPUBLICANS
      720722 FEELING THERMOMETER - LABOR UNIONS                
      720723 FEELING THERMOMETER - YOUNG PEOPLE                 
      720724 FEELING THERMOMETER - CONSERVATIVES                
      720725 FEELING THERMOMETER - WOMEN'S LIBERATION MOVEMENT
      720726 FEELING THERMOMETER - MARIJUANA USERS
      720727 FEELING THERMOMETER - BLACK MILITANTS              
      720728 FEELING THERMOMETER - URBAN RIOTERS
      720729 FEELING THERMOMETER - CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS
      720730 FEELING THERMOMETER - PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN SUBURBS   
      720731 FEELING THERMOMETER - WORKINGMEN
      720732 FEELING THERMOMETER - FARMERS
      720733 FEELING THERMOMETER - MINISTERS WHO LEAD PROTEST
             MARCHES                                           
      720734 FEELING THERMOMETER - MIDDLE-CLASS PEOPLE
      720735 FEELING THERMOMETER - PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN CITIES

      720736 FEELING THERMOMETER - R'S OWN LIFE                 


                  INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL GROUPS SCALE

      720737 R'S OPINION OF LABOR UNIONS' INFLUENCE
      720738 R'S OPINION OF POOR PEOPLE'S INFLUENCE             
      720739 R'S OPINION OF JEWS' INFLUENCE
      720740 R'S OPINION OF SOUTHERNERS' INFLUENCE
      720741 R'S OPINION OF PROTESTERS' INFLUENCE
      720742 R'S OPINION OF WORKINGMEN'S INFLUENCE              
      720743 R'S OPINION OF POLITICIANS' INFLUENCE
      720744 R'S OPINION OF BIG BUSINESS' INFLUENCE
      720745 R'S OPINION OF BLACKS' INFLUENCE                   
      720746 R'S OPINION OF LIBERALS' INFLUENCE
      720747 R'S OPINION OF CATHOLICS' INFLUENCE                
      720748 R'S OPINION OF INTELLECTUALS' INFLUENCE
      720749 R'S OPINION OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S INFLUENCE            
      720750 R'S OPINION OF WOMEN'S INFLUENCE
      720751 R'S OPINION OF TELEVISION COMMENTATORS' INFLUENCE
      720752 R'S OPINION OF REPUBLICANS' INFLUENCE              
      720753 R'S OPINION OF INFLUENCE OF PEOPLE ON WELFARE
      720754 R'S OPINION OF FARMERS' INFLUENCE                  
      720755 R'S OPINION OF OLDER PEOPLE'S INFLUENCE
      720756 R'S OPINION OF DEMOCRATS' INFLUENCE                
      720757 R'S OPINION OF MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE'S INFLUENCE

                  PERSONALITY VARIABLES

      720758 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT PARTICULARLY EXCITED LATELY   
      720759 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT RESTLESS LATELY
      720760 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT PROUD OF A COMPLIMENT LATELY  
      720761 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT LONELY OR REMOTE LATELY       
      720762 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT PLEASED WITH HIMSELF LATELY
      720763 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT BORED LATELY                  
      720764 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT "ON TOP OF THE WORLD" LATELY
      720765 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT DEPRESSED LATELY              
      720766 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT THINGS WERE GOING R'S WAY
             LATELY                                            
      720767 HOW OFTEN HAS R FELT UPSET BECAUSE OF CRITICISM
             LATELY
      720768 HOW HAPPY IS RESPONDENT THESE DAYS                 


                  SATISFACTION WITH VARIOUS ASPECTS OF LIFE

      720769 WOULD R LIKE TO CONTINUE/CHANGE HIS WAY OF LIFE
      720770 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S HOUSE/APARTMENT        
      720771 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT R'S LIFE AS A WHOLE (Q.L6)   
      720772 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S COMMUNITY              
      720773 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S WORK DONE AROUND THE
             HOME
      720774 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH YOUNG PEOPLE'S BEHAVIOR    
      720775 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S HEALTH
      720776 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S FAMILY ACTIVITY         
      720777 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH RESPECT GIVEN R BY OTHERS
      720778 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S USE OF SPARE TIME      
      720779 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S JOB
      720780 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC
             POLICY                                            
      720781 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH OTHERS' RESPECT OF R'S
             RIGHTS
      720782 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE RELIABILITY OF OTHERS  
      720783 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE MASS MEDIA
      720784 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S FRIENDS                
      720785 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO CHANGE
             THINGS
      720786 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S STANDARD OF LIVING     
      720787 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S SEX LIFE
      720788 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S PERSONAL SECURITY      
      720789 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S PRIVACY
      720790 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE GOODS AND SERVICES
             AVAILABLE IN AREA                                 
      720791 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S JOB OPPORTUNITIES
      720792 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S AMOUNT OF SLEEP        

                  SATISFACTION WITH VARIOUS ASPECTS OF LIFE
                                 (CONTINUED)

      720793 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE VALUES AND STANDARDS OF
             TODAY'S SOCIETY
      720794 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S OWN HAPPINESS        
      720795 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE AMOUNT OF R'S FREE TIME
      720796 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE NEARBY RECREATION AREAS
      720797 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH WHAT R IS ACCOMPLISHING
      720798 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE COST OF BASIC
             NECESSITIES                                       
      720799 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE ACTIVITIES OF THE
             NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

      720800 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH THE AMOUNT OF FUN R IS
             HAVING                                             
      720801 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S OWN CREATIVITY
      720802 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S CHANCES FOR RELAXATION 
      720803 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S FAMILY INCOME
      720804 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH HOW WELL R'S FAMILY AGREES
             ON SPENDING                                       
      720805 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH OUR POLITICAL LEADERS'
             BEHAVIOR
      720806 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S OWN FAMILY LIFE        
      720807 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S LOCAL GOVERNMENT
      720808 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY
             BEAUTIFUL THINGS                                  
      720809 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S LIFE AS A WHOLE (Q.L44)


                  R'S CLOSENESS TO VARIOUS SOCIAL GROUPS

      720810 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO BUSINESSMEN                   
      720811 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO LIBERALS
      720812 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO SOUTHERNERS                   
      720813 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO POOR PEOPLE
      720814 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO CATHOLICS
      720815 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO PROTESTANTS                   
      720816 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO JEWS
      720817 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO YOUNG PEOPLE                  
      720818 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO WHITES
      720819 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO BLACKS                        
      720820 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO CONSERVATIVES
      720821 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO WOMEN
      720822 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE           
      720823 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO WORKINGMEN
      720824 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO FARMERS                       
      720825 DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO OLDER PEOPLE


                  SOCIAL GROUP R FEELS CLOSEST TO

      720826 WHICH SOCIAL GROUP DOES R FEEL CLOSEST TO          
      720827 DOES R BELONG TO ANY ORGANIZATIONS OF CLOSEST GROUP
      720828 ORGANIZATIONS OF CLOSEST GROUP R BELONGS TO
      720829 DOES R READ ANY PUBLICATION REPRESENTING CLOSEST
             GROUP                                             
      720830 PUBLICATIONS REPRESENTING CLOSEST GROUP R READS
      720831 HOW MUCH INFLUENCE DOES CLOSEST GROUP HAVE
             IN AMERICAN LIFE                                  
      720832 ARE THERE THINGS CLOSEST GROUP CAN DO TO INCREASE
             ITS INFLUENCE                                     
      720833 HOW CAN CLOSEST GROUP INCREASE INFLUENCE           
      720834 SHOULD CLOSEST GROUP INCREASE INFLUENCE BY WORKING
             AS GROUP/INDIVIDUALS                              
      720835 WHY CLOSEST GROUP CANNOT INCREASE INFLUENCE
      720836 WHY CLOSEST GROUP HAS A GREAT DEAL OF INFLUENCE
      720837 DOES CLOSEST GROUP HAVE INFLUENCE THROUGH INDIVIDUAL
             OR GROUP EFFORTS                                  
      720838 HAS INFLUENCE OF CLOSEST GROUP INCREASED/DECREASED 
      720839 WHY CLOSEST GROUP HAS HAD MORE INFLUENCE
      720840 WHY CLOSEST GROUP HAS HAD LESS INFLUENCE
      720841 DOES R THINK MEMBERS OF CLOSEST GROUP SHOULD
             ORGANIZE THEMSELVES OR WORK AS INDIVIDUALS        
      720842 DO MEMBERS OF CLOSEST GROUP THINK THEY SHOULD
             ORGANIZE OR WORK AS INDIVIDUALS                   


                   SOCIAL DISCRIMINATION:  SEX, RACE, ECONOMIC

      720843 PEOPLE BORN POOR HAVE LESS/SAME CHANCE TO GET AHEAD
      720844 MANY QUALIFIED WOMEN CAN'T GET GOOD JOBS
      720845 BLACKS SHOULD(NOT) ORGANIZE AND DEMAND THEIR RIGHTS
      720846 WOMEN MUST WORK TOGETHER/INDIVIDUALLY TO CHANGE
             UNFAIR LAWS
      720847 MANY BLACKS CAN'T GET GOOD JOBS BECAUSE THEY ARE
             UNQUALIFIED/DISCRIMINATED AGAINST                 
      720848 POOR PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO WORK HARD/AREN'T GIVEN
             EQUAL CHANCE
      720849 BLACKS MUST WORK TOGETHER/INDIVIDUALLY TO CHANGE
             DISCRIMINATION                                    
      720850 NATURE/DISCRIMINATION KEEPS WOMEN FROM TOP JOBS
      720851 BLACKS SHOULD BLAME THEMSELVES/DISCRIMINATION FOR
             NOT DOING BETTER IN LIFE                          
      720852 TO END DISCRIMINATION WOMEN SHOULD ORGANIZE/TRAIN
             THEMSELVES MORE
      720853 DID R/INTERVIEWER READ QUESTION N1-N10             
      720854 RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IS (NOT) HERE TO STAY IN U.S.
      720855 MANY BLACKS LACK GOOD OPPORTUNITIES/TRAINING       

                  SOCIAL DISCRIMINATION:  SEX, RACE, ECONOMIC
                                 (CONTINUED)

      720856 THE LACK OF SKILLS/JOBS KEEPS PEOPLE UNEMPLOYED
      720857 PEOPLE CLAIM THERE IS DISCRIMINATION BECAUSE IT IS
             AN EXCUSE/PROBLEM                                 
      720858 NATURE/SOCIETY TEACHES WOMEN TO BE HOMEMAKERS
      720859 ASSIMILATION TO SOCIETY DOES (NOT) END BLACK
             DISCRIMINATION                                    
      720860 NATURE/DISCRIMINATION GIVES MEN MORE TOP JOBS
      720861 RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IS (NOT) PART OF HUMAN NATURE
      720862 MINORITIES FACE FAVOR/DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT
      720863 DID R/INTERVIEWER READ QUESTIONS IN SECTION N


                  FEDERAL INCOME TAX

      720864 HAVE TAXES GONE UP/DOWN OVER THE LAST 2 OR 3 YEARS 
      720865 DID R OWE TAXES/RECEIVE A REFUND EARLY IN 1972
      720866 DOES R EXPECT TO FILE A TAX RETURN EARLY IN 1973   
      720867 DOES R USUALLY RECEIVE A TAX REFUND
      720868 WAS REFUND IN 1972 LARGER/SMALLER THAN EXPECTED    
      720869 WHY WAS REFUND IN 1972 LARGER THAN EXPECTED        
      720870 HOW LARGE WAS R'S TAX REFUND IN 1972
      720871 HOW DID R USE HIS TAX REFUND IN 1972                
      720872 DOES R EXPECT A TAX REFUND IN 1973                 
      720873 DOES R EXPECT TO OWE TAX MONEY IN 1973             
      720874 DOES R EXPECT REFUND/OWE MONEY IN 1973
      720875 WHERE WILL R GET THE MONEY FOR INCOME TAX IN 1973  
      720876 HOW MUCH DID R OWE IN TAXES IN 1972
      720877 WHERE DID R GET THE MONEY FOR TAXES IN 1972
      720878 DOES R EXPECT TO OWE ABOUT THE SAME TAXES AS IN '72
      720879 WHERE WILL R GET THE MONEY FOR TAXES IN 1973       
      720880 WHY DOES R EXPECT TO OWE LESS TAXES IN 1973
      720881 WHAT WOULD R DO WITH A TAX REFUND IN 1973          
      720882 WHY DOES R EXPECT A TAX REFUND IN 1973             
      720883 DOES R EXPECT REFUND IN 1973 TO BE LARGER/SMALLER
             THAN IN 1972                                      
      720884 WHY DOES R EXPECT TAX REFUND IN 1973 TO BE LARGER  
      720885 HOW DOES R EXPECT TO USE TAX REFUND IN 1973        
      720886 HOW WOULD R USE REFUND IF IT WERE LARGER THAN
             EXPECTED                                          

      720887 DOES R FILE ESTIMATES OF INCOME TAX DURING THE YEAR
      720888 WHAT IS R'S MARITAL STATUS
      720889 DID R AND SPOUSE FILE A JOINT RETURN
      720890 (IF MARRIED) HAS R HAD TAXES WITHHELD FROM THIS
             YEAR'S SALARY                                     
      720891 (IF MARRIED) HAS R'S SPOUSE HAD TAXES WITHHELD
             FROM SALARY
      720892 INCOME STATUS OF R AND SPOUSE                      


                  FEDERAL INCOME TAX (CONTINUED)

      720893 (IF SINGLE) HAS R HAD TAXES WITHHELD FROM THIS
             YEAR'S SALARY
      720894 IS THE PROPORTION WITHHELD FROM R'S INCOME LARGER/
             SMALLER NOW                                       
      720895 WHY IS THE PROPORTION WITHHELD FROM R'S INCOME
             LARGER NOW                                        
      720896 HAS R CHANGED THE NUMBER OF CLAIMED TAX EXEMPTIONS
      720897 DID R INCREASE/DECREASE NUMBER OF TAX EXEMPTIONS
      720898 WHY DID R CHANGE THE NUMBER OF TAX EXEMPTIONS
      720899 DID R WORK A SECOND JOB THIS YEAR                  


                  TAXES WITHHELD FROM SPOUSE'S INCOME

      720900 IS THE PROPORTION OF SPOUSE'S INCOME WITHHELD THIS
             YEAR LARGER/SMALLER                               
      720901 WHY IS THE PROPORTION WITHHELD FROM SPOUSE'S INCOME
             LARGER THIS YEAR                                  
      720902 HAS SPOUSE CHANGED THE NUMBER OF CLAIMED TAX
             EXEMPTIONS                                        
      720903 DID SPOUSE INCREASE/DECREASE THE NUMBER OF TAX
             EXEMPTIONS
      720904 WHY DID SPOUSE CHANGE THE NUMBER OF TAX EXEMPTIONS 
      720905 DID SPOUSE WORK A SECOND JOB THIS YEAR             


                  R'S FEELINGS TOWARDS OWN LIFE

      720906 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT R'S LIFE AS A WHOLE (Q.S1)
      720907 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT GOOD PARTS OF R'S LIFE       
      720908 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT BAD PARTS OF R'S LIFE
      720909 HOW SATISFIED IS R WITH R'S LIFE                   
      720910 HOW DOES R THINK OF R'S LIFE                       


                  R'S FEELINGS TOWARDS DWELLING UNIT

      720911 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT R'S HOUSE/APARTMENT
      720912 FOR R'S NEEDS HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT HOUSE/APARTMENT
      720913 IN TERMS OF FAIRNESS, HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT HOUSE/
             APARTMENT
      720914 IN TERMS OF TIME, ENERGY AND MONEY, HOW DOES R FEEL
             ABOUT R'S HOUSE/APARTMENT                         
      720915 IN TERMS OF MOVING COSTS, HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT
             HOUSE/APARTMENT                                   
      720916 HOW DO OTHER PEOPLE FEEL ABOUT R'S HOUSE/APARTMENT
      720917 IN TERMS OF R'S AGE AND POSITION, HOW DOES R FEEL
             ABOUT R'S HOUSE/APARTMENT                         

                  FEELINGS TOWARDS OWN LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
      720918 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT R'S LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
      720919 FOR R'S NEEDS, HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT LIFE
             ACCOMPLISHMENTS                                   
      720920 IN TERMS OF FAIRNESS, HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT LIFE
             ACCOMPLISHMENTS
      720921 IN TERMS OF TIME, ENERGY AND MONEY, HOW DOES R FEEL
             ABOUT LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS                        
      720922 IN TERMS OF COSTS OF CHANGE, HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT
             LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
      720923 HOW DO OTHERS FEEL ABOUT R'S LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS  
      720924 IN TERMS OF R'S AGE AND POSITION, HOW DOES R FEEL
             ABOUT LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS


                  R'S FEELINGS TOWARDS THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

      720925 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
      720926 FOR R'S NEEDS, HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT THE NATIONAL
             GOVERNMENT'S ACTIVITIES                           
      720927 IN TERMS OF FAIRNESS, HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT THE
             NATIONAL GOVERNMENT'S ACTIVITIES
      720928 IN TERMS OF TIME, ENERGY AND MONEY, HOW DOES R FEEL
             ABOUT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT'S ACTIVITIES        
      720929 IN TERMS OF COSTS OF CHANGE HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT
             THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT'S ACTIVITIES
      720930 HOW DO OTHERS FEEL ABOUT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT'S
             ACTIVITIES                                        
      720931 IN TERMS OF R'S AGE AND POSITION, HOW DOES R FEEL
             ABOUT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT'S ACTIVITIES


                  R'S RELIGIOUS VIEWS

      720932 HOW OFTEN DOES R PRAY                              
      720933 DOES GOD SEND MISFORTUNES AS PUNISHMENT FOR SINS   
      720934 DOES R BELIEVE IN LIFE AFTER DEATH
      720935 CAN SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T BELIEVE IN GOD BE A GOOD
             AMERICAN


      720936 IS HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT DUE TO GOVERNMENT POLICIES    
      720937 ARE MANY PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT DISHONEST

                  AUTHORITARIAN/CONSERVATIVE ITEMS

      720938 DOES R PREFER PRACTICAL MAN TO MAN OF IDEAS        
      720939 SCIENCE MAY SOMEDAY SHOW OUR BELIEFS ARE WRONG
      720940 SHOULD PEOPLE PAY MORE ATTENTION TO NEW IDEAS      
      720941 SHOULD ONLY THE OLD AND HANDICAPPED HAVE WELFARE
      720942 HAS EQUALITY GONE TOO FAR IN THIS COUNTRY


                  POLITICAL FACTUAL ITEMS

      720943 HOW MANY TIMES CAN A PERSON BE ELECTED PRESIDENT
      720944 HOW LONG IS THE TERM FOR A U.S. SENATOR            
      720945 DOES R RECALL WHO RAN FOR CONGRESS IN R'S DISTRICT 
      720946 WHO RAN FOR CONGRESS IN R'S DISTRICT
      720947 FROM WHICH PARTY WAS EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
             CANDIDATE                                         
      720948 DID BOTH PARTIES RUN CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS IN
             DISTRICT
      720949 HOW LONG IS THE TERM FOR A U.S. CONGRESSMAN
      720950 WHICH PARTY HAD THE MOST MEMBERS IN CONGRESS BEFORE
             THE ELECTION                                      
      720951 WHICH PARTY HAD THE MOST MEMBERS IN CONGRESS AFTER
             THE ELECTION


                  TRUST IN OTHERS

      720952 DO MOST PEOPLE HAVE LITTLE CONFIDENCE IN OTHERS    
      720953 WOULD MOST PEOPLE LIE IF THEY COULD GAIN FROM IT
      720954 IS THERE NO LACK OF TRUST BETWEEN YOUNG AND OLD    
      720955 DO PEOPLE HAVE HIDDEN REASONS FOR DOING NICE THINGS
      720956 CAN PEOPLE BE COUNTED ON TO DO WHAT THEY SAY       
      720957 DOES TRUSTING PEOPLE LEAD TO DISAPPOINTMENT
      720958 CAN MOST PEOPLE BE TRUSTED                         
      720959 ARE PEOPLE GENUINELY CONCERNED WITH OTHERS
      720960 ARE SALESCLERKS HONEST IN DESCRIBING THEIR PRODUCTS
      720961 SHOULD ONE BE CAUTIOUS WITH STRANGERS
      720962 ARE PEOPLE INCLINED TO HELP OTHERS                 
      720963 ARE MOST PEOPLE BASICALLY HONEST
      720964 SHOULD ONE LOOK FOR HIDDEN MEANINGS IN WHAT PEOPLE
             SAY                                               
      720965 ARE PEOPLE BASICALLY UNCOOPERATIVE
      720966 DO PEOPLE REALLY CARE WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU          
      720967 WOULD ONLY A FEW PEOPLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOU

                  R'S OCCUPATION SECTION - POST ELECTION

      720968 R'S PRESENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS                      
      720969 IS R'S JOB THE SAME AS AT PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW
      720970 (IF UNEMPLOYED) IS R PRESENTLY LOOKING FOR WORK    
      720971 WHAT KIND OF WORK DOES R DO/IS R LOOKING FOR
      720972 HAS R THOUGHT ABOUT GETTING A NEW JOB              
      720973 HAS R DONE ANYTHING ABOUT GETTING A NEW JOB
      720974 IS R SELF-EMPLOYED                                 
      720975 IF R WERE UNHAPPY WITH WORKING CONDITIONS COULD
             THEY BE CHANGED
      720976 WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF FINDING ANOTHER JOB/DESIRED
             JOB                                               
      720977 WHY ARE R'S CHANCES GOOD/BAD FOR ANOTHER JOB       
      720978 WHAT IS R'S ABILITY COMPARED TO OTHERS IN SAME JOB 
      720979 DOES R WORRY ABOUT BEING LAID OFF                  
      720980 R'S EARNINGS - FAIR SHARE COMPARED TO OTHERS WITH
             SAME JOB
      720981 DO PEOPLE IN R'S OCCUPATION EARN A FAIR SALARY     
      720982 WHICH FACTOR WILL HAVE THE MOST INFLUENCE OVER R'S
             INCOME FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS
      720983 WHICH FACTOR WILL HAVE THE NEXT MOST INFLUENCE OVER
             R'S INCOME FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS                   
      720984 R'S PRESENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS - INTERVIEWER'S CHECK
      720985 (IF HOUSEWIFE) HAS R EVER WORKED FOR PAY           
      720986 (IF UNEMPLOYED, STUDENT, RETIRED) HAS R EVER WORKED
             FOR PAY


                  JOB OPPORTUNITIES

      720987 HAS R'S EDUCATION LIMITED R'S JOB OPPORTUNITIES    
      720988 HAS R'S RACE/RELIGION AFFECTED JOB OPPORTUNITIES
      720989 HAS BEING A WOMAN INFLUENCED R'S JOB OPPORTUNITIES 
      720990 HAS BEING A WOMAN HELPED/HURT JOB OPPORTUNITIES


                  HOUSEWIFE RESPONDENTS

      720991 IS R A HOUSEWIFE                                   
      720992 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT HOUSEWORK
      720993 DID R EVER WANT A CAREER                           
      720994 WOULD R LIKE TO HAVE AN OUTSIDE JOB RIGHT NOW
      720995 IS R LIKELY TO TAKE AN OUTSIDE JOB IN THE FUTURE
      720996 WHAT WOULD BE R'S REASONS FOR WORKING OUTSIDE HOME 
      720997 IF R WANTED TO, COULD HOUSEWIFE R EASILY FIND A JOB
      720998 WHY HOUSEWIFE R WOULD (NOT) BE ABLE TO FIND A JOB

                 R'S EFFORTS TO CHANGE LIFE

      720999 HAS R ATTEMPTED TO CHANGE LIFE                    
      721000 WHAT WAS R'S FIRST EFFORT TO CHANGE LIFE           
      721001 WHAT WAS R'S SECOND EFFORT TO CHANGE LIFE          
      721002 NUMBER OF R'S ATTEMPTS TO CHANGE LIFE              
      721003 WHAT LEVEL OF SUCCESS DID R ACHIEVE IN FIRST EFFORT
             TO CHANGE LIFE
      721004 WHAT LEVEL OF SUCCESS DID R ACHIEVE IN SECOND
             EFFORT TO CHANGE LIFE                             
      721005 WHY R WAS UNABLE TO COMPLETE FIRST EFFORT TO CHANGE
             LIFE
      721006 WHY R WAS UNABLE TO COMPLETE SECOND EFFORT TO
             CHANGE LIFE                                       
      721007 TOTAL NUMBER OF REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE TO COMPLETE
             LIFE CHANGE                                       
      721008 TOTAL NUMBER OF INTERNAL REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE TO
             COMPLETE LIFE CHANGE                              
      721009 TOTAL NUMBER OF EXTERNAL REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE TO
             COMPLETE LIFE CHANGE
      721010 TOTAL NUMBER OF UNCLEAR REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE TO
             COMPLETE LIFE CHANGE                              


                 LIFE CHANGES R CONSIDERED

      721011 DID R EVER THINK ABOUT TRYING TO CHANGE LIFE       
      721012 WHAT DID R CONSIDER FIRST TO CHANGE LIFE
      721013 WHAT DID R CONSIDER SECOND TO CHANGE LIFE          
      721014 HOW MANY DIFFERENT THINGS DID R THINK ABOUT DOING
             TO CHANGE LIFE                                    
      721015 HOW LONG AGO DID R CONSIDER FIRST EFFORT TO CHANGE
             LIFE                                              
      721016 HOW LONG AGO DID R CONSIDER SECOND EFFORT TO CHANGE
             LIFE
      721017 WHY WAS R UNABLE TO ACCOMPLISH FIRST EFFORT R
             CONSIDERED                                        
      721018 WHY WAS R UNABLE TO ACCOMPLISH SECOND EFFORT R
              CONSIDERED                                       
      721019 TOTAL NUMBER OF REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE TO
              COMPLETE LIFE CHANGE PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED       
      721020 TOTAL NUMBER OF INTERNAL REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE
              TO COMPLETE LIFE CHANGE PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED
      721021 TOTAL NUMBER OF EXTERNAL REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE
              TO COMPLETE LIFE CHANGE PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED    
      721022 TOTAL NUMBER OF UNCLEAR REASONS FOR R'S FAILURE
              TO COMPLETE LIFE CHANGE PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED

      721023 HOW MUCH DOES R WORRY


                  R'S ACTIVITY IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS

      721024 DOES R HAVE ANY CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE
      721025 IF R'S CHILD RAN INTO TROUBLE AT SCHOOL COULD R DO
             SOMETHING ABOUT IT                                
      721026 CAN PARENTS DO ANYTHING TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF
             SCHOOLS
      721027 IS R ACTIVE IN ANY PARENT/COMMUNITY GROUPS TO
             IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THE SCHOOLS                


      721028 HOW DOES R FEEL ABOUT R'S LIFE AS A WHOLE (Q.X33)


                  RISK TAKING, GAMBLING

      721029 DOES R TAKE PART IN FOOTBALL POOLS                 
      721030 DOES R TAKE PART IN CHECK POOLS
      721031 DOES R PLAY BINGO
      721032 DOES R PLAY POKER                                  
      721033 DOES R BET ON THE HORSES
      721034 DOES R PLAY BID WHIST                              
      721035 DOES R SHOOT DICE
      721036 DOES R BUY LOTTERY TICKETS
      721037 DOES R SPECULATE ON LAND                           
      721038 DOES R PLAY BRIDGE
      721039 DOES R PLAY THE NUMBERS                            
      721040 DOES R ENTER MAGAZINE CONTESTS
      721041 DOES R PLAY ROULETTE
      721042 DOES R PLAY PINOCHLE                               
      721043 DOES R TAKE PART IN BASEBALL POOLS
      721044 DOES R BUY SWEEPSTAKES TICKETS                     
      721045 DOES R BUY RAFFLE TICKETS
      721046 DOES R BUY STOCKS AND BONDS
      721047 DOES R PLAY ANY OTHER GAMES FOR MONEY              
      721048 WHICH GAMBLING/RISK ACTIVITY DOES R ENGAGE IN MOST
             FREQUENTLY
      721049 HOW OFTEN IS R ENGAGED IN MOST FREQUENT GAMBLING/
             RISK ACTIVITY                                     
      721050 WHO DOES R TAKE ADVICE FROM IN MOST FREQUENT
             GAMBLING/RISK ACTIVITY                            
      721051 DOES R TAKE PART IN GAMBLING/RISK ACTIVITY FOR
             MONEY/FUN
      721052 DOES R OFTEN FEEL HE WOULD HAVE WON IF PLAYED
             LONGER                                            

                  RISK TAKING, GAMBLING (CONTINUED)


      721053 DO PEOPLE WHO LOSE AT GAMBLING/RISK ACTIVITY LACK
             SKILL/LUCK
      721054 DOES R SPEND MONEY ON GAMBLING/RISK ACTIVITY -
             INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT                            
      721055 DOES R SPEND ANY MONEY ON MOST FREQUENT GAMBLING/
             RISK ACTIVITY
      721056 DOES R SPEND MONEY ON ANY OTHER GAMBLING/RISK
             ACTIVITY
      721057 IDENTITY OF GAMBLING/RISK ACTIVITY ON WHICH R
             SPENDS MONEY                                     
      721058 DOES R SET LIMITS ON HOW MUCH TO SPEND ON ACTIVITY 
      721059 DOES R STICK TO LIMITS ON HOW MUCH TO SPEND
      721060 HOW MUCH DOES R USUALLY SPEND ON ACTIVITY          
      721061 IF R WERE A BIG WINNER WOULD R CONTINUE PLAYING
      721062 WHAT WOULD R DO WITH WINNINGS IF R WERE A BIG
             WINNER                                            

                           ** PERSONAL DATA **


      721063 DID R SUPPLY NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS
      721064 WHAT IS R'S SEX - POST-ELECTION                    
      721065 WHAT IS R'S RACE - POST-ELECTION
      721066 WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP OF R TO THE HEAD OF
             HOUSEHOLD - POST-ELECTION                         

                 SUMMARY VARIABLES


      721067 R'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD
             SCALE
      721068 R'S POSITION ON CHANGE TO TAX RATE SCALE
      721069 R'S POSITION ON VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL SCALE           
      721070 R'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT INFLATION ACTION SCALE  
