/* SAS program to read ICPSR 6084 Study Title1 : CBS News Monthly Poll #2, August 1992 August National Poll II, Republican National Convention File Name: (fileName - File Name used to distinguish a particular file/part from other files/parts in the data collection ) DS1: CBS News Monthly Poll #2, August 1992 File Structure type: (fileStrcType - Type of file structure - hierarchical, rectangular, relational or nested ) rectangular Number of Variables: (varQnty - Number of variables in the entire file, To be used for rectangular files only ) 70 Logical Record Length (logRecL - Logical record length of file, i.e., number of characters ) 80 Records Per Case: (recPrCas - Records per Case ) 3 File Type: (fileType - Type of File - includes raw data, software-dependent files such as SAS datasets, etc. ) data file Format: (format - Physical format of the data file (card-image, delimited, free format, etc.) ) Card Image Missing Data: (dataMsng - General information about missing data ) Missing data are coded as "5" (DK/NA) and "9" (Refused). _______________________________ | About the Data Documentation | _______________________________ docDscrcitationtitl: - Full authoritative title of the documentation (DC Title) CBS News Monthly Poll #2, August 1992 docDscrCitationIDNo: - Documentation Identification Number (DC Identifier) 6084 docDscrCitationAuthEnty: - Documentation Authoring Entity (DC Creator) CBS News docDscrCitationProducer: - Documentation Producer (DC Publisher) Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research docDscrCitationProdDate: - Documentation date - as text (DC Date) May 10, 2000 docDscrCitationCopyright: - Documentation Copyright (DC Rights) Copyright ICPSR, 2000 _____________________________ | About the Study | _____________________________ stdyDscrTitl: - Full authoritative title of the study CBS News Monthly Poll #2, August 1992 subTitl: - A secondary study title altTitl: - The alternative study title August National Poll II, Republican National Convention IDNo: - Study Identification Number 6084 agency: - Study agency ICPSR stdyDscrStdyInfoTopcClas: - The broad substantive topic(s) that the data cover (DC Subject) XIV. Mass Political Behavior and Attitudes C. Public Opinion on Political Matters 1. United States stdyDscrMethodTimeMeth: - Time method or time dimension of the data collection cross-section stdyDscrMethodDataCollector: - Entity responsible for administering the questionnaire or interview or compiling the data CBS News stdyDscrMethodFrequenc: - Frequency of Data Collection monthly stdyDscrMethodSampProc: - Sampling Procedure A variation of random-digit dialing using primary sampling units (PSUs) was employed, consisting of blocks of 100 telephone numbers identical through the eighth digit and stratified by geographic region, area code, and size of place. Within households, respondents were selected using a method developed by Leslie Kish and modified by Charles Backstrom and Gerald Hursh (see Backstrom and Hursh, SURVEY RESEARCH [Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 1963]). stdyDscrMethodCollMode: - Mode of Data Collection telephone interviews stdyDscrMethodResInstru: - Type of Research Instrument structured stdyDscrMethodWeight: - Criteria for using weights in analysis of the collection A weight variable has been included and must be used for any analysis. stdyDscrProducer: - Study producer CBS News stdyDscrProducerAffiliation: - Study producer's affiliation stdyDscrProducerRole: - Study producer's role stdyDscrProdDate: - Study production date 1992 stdyDscrDistrbtr: - The organization designated by the author or producer to generate copies of the data Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research stdyDscrVersion: - Version of the data First ICPSR Release stdyDscrCollDate: - Date of Collection (DC Coverage) August 18, 1992 August 19, 1992 stdyDscrNation: - Country or countries covered in the file (DC Coverage) United States stdyDscrTimePrd: - Time Period Covered (DC Coverage) August 18, 1992 August 19, 1992 stdyDscrTimePrdStart: - Start of Time Period Covered (DC Coverage) August 18, 1992 stdyDscrTimePrdEnd: - End of Time Period Covered (DC Coverage) August 19, 1992 stdyDscrTimePrdSingle: - Single Time Period Covered (DC Coverage) stdyDscrAnlyUnit: - Basic unit of analysis or observation that the file describes Individuals stdyDscrUniverse: - Population covered by the data in the file Adult population of the United States aged 18 and over having telephones at home. stdyDscrDataKind: - Type of data included in the file survey data stdyDscrStdyInfoAbstract: - Unformatted summary describing the purpose, nature, and scope of the data collection This poll is part of a continuing series of monthly surveys that solicit public opinion on the presidency and on a range of other political and social issues. Questions were posed regarding respondents' vote intentions for the 1992 presidential election, their opinions of the 1992 presidential candidates, and the likelihood of their voting in the 1992 presidential election. Items pertaining to George Bush and Bill Clinton focused on their moral values and their ability to deal with problems. Additional questions concerned respondents' opinions of Bill Clinton, Dan Quayle, and Al Gore. Respondents were also asked to give their approval rating of George Bush with respect to his handling of the presidency, foreign policy, and the economy. Background information on respondents includes sex, age, race, education, religious preference, family income, political orientation, and party preference. Complete bibliographic reference: (biblCit - Complete bibliographic reference ) CBS News. CBS NEWS MONTHLY POLL #2, AUGUST 1992 [Computer file]. New York, NY: CBS News [producer], 1992. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1993. */ data makeTheFormats; input fmtname $ 1-7 type $ 9-9 start $ 11-26 default 28-35 / label :&$512.; datalines; V00006f N 1 1 Yes V00006f N 3 1 Converted Refusal V00011f N 1 1 Male V00011f N 2 1 Female V00015f N 1 1 Yes V00015f N 2 1 No V00015f N 9 1 DK/NA V00016f N 1 1 Favorable V00016f N 2 1 Not favorable V00016f N 3 1 Undecided V00016f N 4 1 Not heard enough yet V00016f N 5 1 Refused V00017f N 1 1 Favorable V00017f N 2 1 Not favorable V00017f N 3 1 Undecided V00017f N 4 1 Not heard enough yet V00017f N 5 1 Refused V00018f N 1 1 Favorable V00018f N 2 1 Not favorable V00018f N 3 1 Undecided V00018f N 4 1 Not heard enough yet V00018f N 5 1 Refused V00019f N 1 1 Favorable V00019f N 2 1 Not favorable V00019f N 3 1 Undecided V00019f N 4 1 Not heard enough yet V00019f N 5 1 Refused V00020f N 1 1 Definitely V00020f N 2 1 Probably V00020f N 3 1 Probably not V00020f N 4 1 Definitely not V00020f N 9 1 DK/NA V00021f N 1 1 George Bush/Dan Quayle V00021f N 2 1 Bill Clinton/Al Gore V00021f N 3 1 Wouldn't vote (vol) V00021f N 9 1 DK/NA V00022f N 1 1 Bush & Quayle V00022f N 2 1 Clinton & Gore V00022f N 9 1 DK/NA V00023f N 1 1 Strongly favor V00023f N 2 1 Like with reservations V00023f N 3 1 Dislike other V00023f N 9 1 DK/NA V00024f N 1 1 Republican V00024f N 2 1 Democratic V00024f N 3 1 Wouldn't vote V00024f N 9 1 DK/NA V00025f N 1 1 Can be trusted V00025f N 2 1 Might make serious mistakes V00025f N 9 1 DK/NA V00026f N 1 1 Can be trusted V00026f N 2 1 Might make serious mistakes V00026f N 9 1 DK/NA V00027f N 1 1 Yes V00027f N 2 1 No V00027f N 9 1 DK/NA V00028f N 1 1 Yes V00028f N 2 1 No V00028f N 9 1 DK/NA V00029f N 1 1 Has offered specific ideas V00029f N 2 1 Hasn't offered specific ideas V00029f N 9 1 DK/NA V00030f N 1 1 Liberal V00030f N 2 1 Moderate V00030f N 3 1 Conservative V00030f N 9 1 DK/NA V00031f N 1 1 Real change V00031f N 2 1 Things go on the way they are now V00031f N 9 1 DK/NA V00032f N 1 1 Real change V00032f N 2 1 Things go on the way they are now V00032f N 9 1 DK/NA V00033f N 1 1 Favorable V00033f N 2 1 Not favorable V00033f N 9 1 DK/NA V00034f N 1 1 Favorable V00034f N 2 1 Not favorable V00034f N 9 1 DK/NA V00035f N 1 1 Approve V00035f N 2 1 Disapprove V00035f N 9 1 DK/NA V00036f N 1 1 Yes V00036f N 2 1 No V00036f N 9 1 DK/NA V00037f N 0 2 Something (Specify) V00037f N 01 2 Pat Buchanan V00037f N 02 2 Ronald Reagan V00037f N 03 2 Jack Kemp V00037f N 04 2 Barbara Bush V00037f N 05 2 Abortion V00037f N 06 2 Family values V00037f N 07 2 Mud-slinging/negtv campaigning V00037f N 08 2 Phil Gramm V00037f N 09 2 Dan/Marilyn Quayle V00037f N 10 2 Taxes/Promises V00037f N 11 2 Conservative V00037f N 12 2 Boring/Waste of time/Circus-like/False V00037f N 13 2 Money spent on convention V00037f N 14 2 Media coverage V00037f N 15 2 Negative comments V00037f N 16 2 Politics/Rhetoric/Lies V00037f N 17 2 George Bush V00037f N 18 2 Miscellaneous issues V00037f N 19 2 General positives V00037f N 20 2 Foreign policy V00037f N 21 2 Pat Robertson V00037f N 22 2 Morale/Unity V00037f N 23 2 James Baker III V00037f N 97 2 Nothing V00037f N 98 2 OTHER V00037f N 99 2 DK/NA V00038f N 1 1 Need to display V00038f N 2 1 Don't need to display V00038f N 9 1 DK/NA V00039f N 1 1 Talking about my family V00039f N 2 1 Not talking about my family V00039f N 3 1 Only Republicans do (Vol.) V00039f N 4 1 Only Democrats do (Vol.) V00039f N 9 1 DK/NA V00040f N 1 1 Needs to be a real change V00040f N 2 1 Satisfied if things continue the way they are now V00040f N 9 1 DK/NA V00041f N 1 1 Different V00041f N 2 1 Typical Democratic candidates V00041f N 3 1 Both (vol) V00041f N 4 1 Neither (vol) V00041f N 9 1 DK/NA V00042f N 1 1 Approve V00042f N 2 1 Disapprove V00042f N 9 1 DK/NA V00043f N 1 1 Approve V00043f N 2 1 Disapprove V00043f N 9 1 DK/NA V00047f N 1 1 Bush V00047f N 2 1 Dukakis V00047f N 3 1 Voted, won't say for whom or other (vol) V00047f N 4 1 Didn't vote V00047f N 9 1 DK/NA V00048f N 1 1 Republican V00048f N 2 1 Democrat V00048f N 3 1 Independent V00048f N 9 1 DK/NA V00049f N 1 1 Republican V00049f N 2 1 Democrat V00049f N 9 1 DK/NA V00050f N 1 1 Liberal V00050f N 2 1 Moderate V00050f N 3 1 Conservative V00050f N 9 1 DK/NA V00051f N 1 1 Protestant (Specify) V00051f N 2 1 Catholic V00051f N 3 1 Jewish V00051f N 4 1 Other (Specify) V00051f N 5 1 None V00051f N 9 1 DK/NA V00055f N 1 1 East V00055f N 2 1 Midwest V00055f N 3 1 South V00055f N 4 1 West V00056f N 1 1 Northeast V00056f N 2 1 Northcentral V00056f N 3 1 South V00056f N 4 1 West V00057f N 01 2 Alabama V00057f N 02 2 Alaska V00057f N 03 2 Arizona V00057f N 04 2 Arkansas V00057f N 05 2 California V00057f N 06 2 Colorado V00057f N 07 2 Connecticut V00057f N 08 2 Delaware V00057f N 09 2 District of Columbia V00057f N 10 2 Florida V00057f N 11 2 Georgia V00057f N 12 2 Hawaii V00057f N 13 2 Idaho V00057f N 14 2 Illinois V00057f N 15 2 Indiana V00057f N 16 2 Iowa V00057f N 17 2 Kansas V00057f N 18 2 Kentucky V00057f N 19 2 Louisiana V00057f N 20 2 Maine V00057f N 21 2 Maryland V00057f N 22 2 Massachusetts V00057f N 23 2 Michigan V00057f N 24 2 Minnesota V00057f N 25 2 Mississippi V00057f N 26 2 Missouri V00057f N 27 2 Montana V00057f N 28 2 Nebraska V00057f N 29 2 Nevada V00057f N 30 2 New Hampshire V00057f N 31 2 New Jersey V00057f N 32 2 New Mexico V00057f N 33 2 New York V00057f N 34 2 North Carolina V00057f N 35 2 North Dakota V00057f N 36 2 Ohio V00057f N 37 2 Oklahoma V00057f N 38 2 Oregon V00057f N 39 2 Pennsylvania V00057f N 40 2 Rhode Island V00057f N 41 2 South Carolina V00057f N 42 2 South Dakota V00057f N 43 2 Tennessee V00057f N 44 2 Texas V00057f N 45 2 Utah V00057f N 46 2 Vermont V00057f N 47 2 Virginia V00057f N 48 2 Washington V00057f N 49 2 West Virginia V00057f N 50 2 Wisconsin V00057f N 51 2 Wyoming V00058f N 1 1 Large Central City (over 500k) V00058f N 2 1 Central City (50 to 500k) V00058f N 3 1 Suburbs V00058f N 4 1 Other Community (10 to 50K) V00058f N 5 1 Rural V00061f N 1 1 East V00061f N 2 1 Central V00061f N 3 1 Mountain V00061f N 4 1 Pacific V00062f N 1 1 Not a High School grad V00062f N 2 1 High School grad V00062f N 3 1 Some college (trade or business) V00062f N 4 1 College grad and beyond V00062f N 9 1 Refused V00063f N 18-98 2 Actual age between 18 and 98 (or over) V00063f N 99 2 Refused V00064f N 1 1 Between 18 and 29 V00064f N 2 1 Between 30 and 44 V00064f N 3 1 Between 45 and 64 V00064f N 4 1 Over 64 V00064f N 9 1 Refused V00065f N 1 1 White V00065f N 2 1 Black V00065f N 3 1 Other V00065f N 9 1 Refused V00066f N 1 1 Under V00066f N 2 1 Over V00066f N 9 1 Refused/No answer V00067f N 1 . Under V00067f N 2 . _EITHER_ _OR_ Won't specify/Refused _OR_ _OR_ Won't specify/Refused V00068f N 3 . _EITHER_ _OR_ Won't specify/Refused _OR_ _OR_ Won't specify/Refused V00068f N 4 . $50,000-$75,000 V00068f N 5 . Over $75,000 V00069f N 1 1 Yes V00069f N 2 1 No V00069f N 9 1 DK/NA V00070f N 1 1 1 V00070f N 2 1 2 V00070f N 3 1 3 V00070f N 4 1 4 V00070f N 5 1 5 V00070f N 6 1 6 V00070f N 7 1 7 V00070f N 8 1 8 or more numbers V00070f N 9 1 Refused V00072f N 1 1 Gave name, talkative V00072f N 2 1 Gave name, not talkative V00072f N 3 1 Refused name ; run; proc format cntlin=makeTheFormats; run; /* _______________________________________ | This DataStep reads the data file | _______________________________________*/ data ICPSR6084 (keep = Q36 Q33a Q33b cardno respno areacode exchcode last4dig compint covshtno noadlths nowomen dayint respsex intidno intsex intrace Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q7a Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17 Q18 Q19 Q20 Q21 Q21a Q22 Q23 Q17a Q17b Q20a Q20b cardno respno Q37 Q24 Q25 Q26 Q27 Q28 cardno respno weight censreg cbsreg statcode urbcode batchno varnceno timezone Q29 Q30 Q31 Q32 Q33 Q34 Q35 Q38 ) ; infile 'C:\DDRIVE\data\icpsr\data\6084\da6084.txt' LRECL=80 PAD; input #1 cardno 1-1 #1 respno 2-6 #1 areacode 7-9 #1 exchcode 10-12 #1 last4dig 13-16 #1 compint 17-17 #1 covshtno 18-18 #1 noadlths 19-19 #1 nowomen 20-20 #1 dayint 21-21 #1 respsex 22-22 #1 intidno 23-25 #1 intsex 26-26 #1 intrace 27-27 #1 Q1 30-30 #1 Q2 31-31 #1 Q3 32-32 #1 Q4 33-33 #1 Q5 34-34 #1 Q6 35-35 #1 Q7 36-36 #1 Q7a 37-37 #1 Q8 38-38 #1 Q9 39-39 #1 Q10 40-40 #1 Q11 41-41 #1 Q12 42-42 #1 Q13 43-43 #1 Q14 44-44 #1 Q15 45-45 #1 Q16 46-46 #1 Q17 47-47 #1 Q18 48-48 #1 Q19 49-49 #1 Q20 50-50 #1 Q21 51-51 #1 Q21a 52-53 #1 Q22 54-54 #1 Q23 55-55 #1 Q17a 56-56 #1 Q17b 57-57 #1 Q20a 58-58 #1 Q20b 59-59 #2 cardno 1-1 #2 respno 2-6 #2 Q37 57-64 #2 Q24 66-66 #2 Q25 67-67 #2 Q26 68-68 #2 Q27 69-69 #2 Q28 70-70 #3 cardno 1-1 #3 respno 2-6 #3 weight $ 49-54 #3 censreg 55-55 #3 cbsreg 56-56 #3 statcode 57-58 #3 urbcode 59-59 #3 batchno 60-61 #3 varnceno 62-62 #3 timezone 63-63 #3 Q29 71-71 #3 Q30 72-73 #3 Q31 74-74 #3 Q32 75-75 #3 Q33 77-77 #3 Q34 78-78 #3 Q35 79-79 #3 Q38 80-80 ; /* replace missing data with unique SAS missing values */ if Q1 = 9 then Q1 = .B ; if Q10 = 9 then Q10 = .C ; if Q11 = 9 then Q11 = .D ; if Q12 = 9 then Q12 = .E ; if Q13 = 9 then Q13 = .F ; if Q14 = 9 then Q14 = .G ; if Q15 = 9 then Q15 = .H ; if Q16 = 9 then Q16 = .I ; if Q17 = 9 then Q17 = .J ; if Q17a = 9 then Q17a = .K ; if Q17b = 9 then Q17b = .L ; if Q18 = 9 then Q18 = .M ; if Q19 = 9 then Q19 = .N ; if Q2 = 5 then Q2 = .O ; if Q20 = 9 then Q20 = .P ; if Q20a = 9 then Q20a = .Q ; if Q20b = 9 then Q20b = .R ; if Q21 = 9 then Q21 = .S ; if Q21a = 97 then Q21a = .T ; if Q21a = 99 then Q21a = .U ; if Q22 = 9 then Q22 = .V ; if Q23 = 9 then Q23 = .W ; if Q24 = 9 then Q24 = .X ; if Q25 = 9 then Q25 = .Y ; if Q26 = 9 then Q26 = .Z ; if Q27 = 9 then Q27 = .A ; if Q28 = 9 then Q28 = .B ; if Q29 = 9 then Q29 = .C ; if Q3 = 5 then Q3 = .D ; if Q30 = 99 then Q30 = .E ; if Q31 = 9 then Q31 = .F ; if Q32 = 9 then Q32 = .G ; if Q33 = 9 then Q33 = .H ; if Q33a = 2 then Q33a = .I ; if Q33b = 3 then Q33b = .J ; if Q34 = 9 then Q34 = .K ; if Q35 = 9 then Q35 = .L ; if Q4 = 5 then Q4 = .M ; if Q5 = 5 then Q5 = .N ; if Q6 = 9 then Q6 = .O ; if Q7 = 9 then Q7 = .P ; if Q7a = 9 then Q7a = .Q ; if Q8 = 9 then Q8 = .R ; if Q9 = 9 then Q9 = .S ; /* short variable labels label cardno ='Card Number (1) '; label respno ='Respondent Number '; label areacode ='Area Code '; label exchcode ='Exchange Code '; label last4dig ='Last Four Digits '; label compint ='Completed Interview '; label covshtno ='Cover Sheet Number '; label noadlths ='Number of Adults in Household '; label nowomen ='Number of Women '; label dayint ='Day of Interview '; label respsex ='Respondent''s Sex '; label intidno ='Interviewer''s ID Number '; label intsex ='Interviewer''s Sex '; label intrace ='Interviewer''s race '; label cardno ='Card Number (2) '; label respno ='Respondent Number '; label Q37 ='Respondent''s First Name '; label cardno ='Card Number (3) '; label respno ='Respondent Number '; label weight ='Weight '; label censreg ='Census Region '; label cbsreg ='CBS Region '; label statcode ='State Code '; label urbcode ='Urbanity Code '; label batchno ='Batch Number '; label varnceno ='Variance Code '; label timezone ='Time Zone '; */ /* long variable labels */ label Q25 ='Generally speaking, do you usually consider yourself a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what? '; label Q28 ='What is your religious preference today? '; /* This section will associate formats with each variable that has labeled categories */ /* you may want to uncomment it . */ format Q1 V00015f.; format Q10 V00025f.; format Q11 V00026f.; format Q12 V00027f.; format Q13 V00028f.; format Q14 V00029f.; format Q15 V00030f.; format Q16 V00031f.; format Q17 V00032f.; format Q17a V00040f.; format Q17b V00041f.; format Q18 V00033f.; format Q19 V00034f.; format Q2 V00016f.; format Q20 V00035f.; format Q20a V00042f.; format Q20b V00043f.; format Q21 V00036f.; format Q21a V00037f.; format Q22 V00038f.; format Q23 V00039f.; format Q24 V00047f.; format Q25 V00048f.; format Q26 V00049f.; format Q27 V00050f.; format Q28 V00051f.; format Q29 V00062f.; format Q3 V00017f.; format Q30 V00063f.; format Q31 V00064f.; format Q32 V00065f.; format Q33 V00066f.; format Q33a V00067f.; /* NOTE: This format had more than one label for a given value */ format Q33b V00068f.; /* NOTE: This format had more than one label for a given value */ format Q34 V00069f.; format Q35 V00070f.; format Q38 V00072f.; format Q4 V00018f.; format Q5 V00019f.; format Q6 V00020f.; format Q7 V00021f.; format Q7a V00022f.; format Q8 V00023f.; format Q9 V00024f.; format cbsreg V00056f.; format censreg V00055f.; format compint V00006f.; format respsex V00011f.; format statcode V00057f.; format timezone V00061f.; format urbcode V00058f.; run; /* and cross your fingers */ %put D:\projects\sugs\sugi30\paper\sascode\DataFileReaders\readDA06084.sas has finished reading:; %put C:\DDRIVE\data\icpsr\data\6084\da6084.txt;