14. JOB DESCRIPTION - MOTHER

Variable Description

Name
S14
Label
14. JOB DESCRIPTION - MOTHER
Dataset
inschool

Summary Statistics for 'S14'

Value Valid Label Frequency % of Valid % of All
3 Valid professional 2, such as teacher, librarian, nurse 14,125
18.59%
15.67%
6 Valid office worker, such as bookkeeper, office clerk, secretary 13,851
18.23%
15.37%
1 Valid homemaker 13,696
18.03%
15.20%
97 Missing legitimate skip 7,134
7.92%
. Missing missing 5,856
6.50%
4 Valid manager, such as executive, director 5,168
6.80%
5.73%
8 Valid restaurant worker or personal service, such as waitress, housekeeper 4,744
6.25%
5.26%
20 Valid she works, but I don't know what her job is 4,419
5.82%
4.90%
7 Valid sales worker, such as insurance agent, store clerk 4,346
5.72%
4.82%
12 Valid factory worker or laborer, such as assembler, janitor 3,316
4.37%
3.68%
2 Valid professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist 2,889
3.80%
3.21%
16 Valid she doesn't work, but she is not disabled 2,757
3.63%
3.06%
5 Valid technical, such as computer specialist, radiologist 2,110
2.78%
2.34%
99 Missing multiple response 1,165
1.29%
17 Valid she is disabled, and therefore doesn't work 1,000
1.32%
1.11%
19 Valid she receives public assistance, such as welfare 758
1.00%
0.84%
9 Valid craftsperson, such as toolmaker, woodworker 623
0.82%
0.69%
13 Valid transportation, such as bus driver, taxi driver 542
0.71%
0.60%
14 Valid military or security, such as police officer, soldier, fire fighter 480
0.63%
0.53%
18 Valid she is retired 378
0.50%
0.42%
Total Responses Valid Invalid Min Max
90118 75963 14155 1 20

Representation

Representation Type
Code List
Selection Style
SelectOne
Measurement Unit
numeric
Measurement Unit
numeric
Aggregation Method
Unspecified
Temporal
False
Geographic
False

Source Questions

S14

Lineage

  • Wave I In-School Questionnaire Data - S14
    14. JOB DESCRIPTION - MOTHER
    • S14
      14. Which description comes closest to describing her [resident mother] job?

Concordance

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Wave I Wave II In-School
Wave I In-Home Interview Wave II In-Home Interview In-School Questionnaire
Wave I In-Home Interview Data Wave II In-Home Interview Wave I In-School Questionnaire Data
H1RM4 H2RM4 S14
homemaker
18.03%
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist
1.72%
3.80%
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientis
1.86%
professional 2, such as teacher, librarian, nurse
18.03%
17.97%
18.59%
manager, such as executive, director
5.13%
5.62%
6.80%
technical, such as computer specialist, radiologist
3.20%
2.96%
2.78%
office worker, such as bookkeeper, office clerk, secretary
17.16%
17.85%
18.23%
sales worker, such as insurance agent, store clerk
5.28%
5.97%
5.72%
restaurant worker or personal service, such as waitress, housekeeper
8.55%
9.08%
6.25%
craftsperson, such as toolmaker, woodworker
0.81%
1.10%
0.82%
construction worker, such as carpenter, crane operator
0.29%
0.37%
0.28%
mechanic, such as electrician, plumber, machinist
0.28%
0.31%
0.44%
factory worker or laborer, such as assembler, janitor
6.29%
4.84%
4.37%
transportation, such as bus driver, taxi driver
0.62%
0.65%
0.71%
military or security, such as police officer, soldier, fire fighter
0.46%
0.49%
0.63%
farm or fishery worker
0.46%
0.50%
0.28%
other
16.17%
15.26%
she doesn't work, but she is not disabled
3.63%
none
15.56%
15.17%
she is disabled, and therefore doesn't work
1.32%
she is retired
0.50%
she receives public assistance, such as welfare
1.00%
she works, but I don't know what her job is
5.82%
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Wave I Wave II In-School
Wave I In-Home Interview Wave II In-Home Interview In-School Questionnaire
Wave I In-Home Interview Data Wave II In-Home Interview Wave I In-School Questionnaire Data
H1RM4 H2RM4 S14
homemaker
15.20%
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist
1.61%
3.21%
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientis
1.72%
professional 2, such as teacher, librarian, nurse
16.86%
16.59%
15.67%
manager, such as executive, director
4.79%
5.19%
5.73%
technical, such as computer specialist, radiologist
2.99%
2.73%
2.34%
office worker, such as bookkeeper, office clerk, secretary
16.04%
16.47%
15.37%
sales worker, such as insurance agent, store clerk
4.93%
5.51%
4.82%
restaurant worker or personal service, such as waitress, housekeeper
8.00%
8.39%
5.26%
craftsperson, such as toolmaker, woodworker
0.76%
1.02%
0.69%
construction worker, such as carpenter, crane operator
0.27%
0.34%
0.24%
mechanic, such as electrician, plumber, machinist
0.27%
0.28%
0.37%
factory worker or laborer, such as assembler, janitor
5.88%
4.46%
3.68%
transportation, such as bus driver, taxi driver
0.58%
0.60%
0.60%
military or security, such as police officer, soldier, fire fighter
0.43%
0.45%
0.53%
farm or fishery worker
0.43%
0.46%
0.24%
other
15.11%
14.09%
she doesn't work, but she is not disabled
3.06%
none
14.54%
14.00%
she is disabled, and therefore doesn't work
1.11%
she is retired
0.42%
she receives public assistance, such as welfare
0.84%
she works, but I don't know what her job is
4.90%
Dataset Variable Valid Invalid Min First Quartile Median Third Quartile Max Mean StdDev
Wave I In-Home Interview Data H1RM4 19,393 1,352 1 16
Wave II In-Home Interview H2RM4 13,606 1,132 1 16
Wave I In-School Questionnaire Data S14 75,963 14,155 1 20
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Wave I Wave II In-School
Wave I In-Home Interview Wave II In-Home Interview In-School Questionnaire
Wave I In-Home Interview Data Wave II In-Home Interview Wave I In-School Questionnaire Data
H1RM4 H2RM4 S14
homemaker 1
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist 1 2
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientis 1
professional 2, such as teacher, librarian, nurse 2 2 3
manager, such as executive, director 3 3 4
technical, such as computer specialist, radiologist 4 4 5
office worker, such as bookkeeper, office clerk, secretary 5 5 6
sales worker, such as insurance agent, store clerk 6 6 7
restaurant worker or personal service, such as waitress, housekeeper 7 7 8
craftsperson, such as toolmaker, woodworker 8 8 9
construction worker, such as carpenter, crane operator 9 9 10
mechanic, such as electrician, plumber, machinist 10 10 11
factory worker or laborer, such as assembler, janitor 11 11 12
transportation, such as bus driver, taxi driver 12 12 13
military or security, such as police officer, soldier, fire fighter 13 13 14
farm or fishery worker 14 14 15
other 15 15
she doesn't work, but she is not disabled 16
none 16 16
she is disabled, and therefore doesn't work 17
she is retired 18
she receives public assistance, such as welfare 19
she works, but I don't know what her job is 20