S15Q4 RES DAD-WORK-W1

Variable Description

Name
H1RF4
Label
S15Q4 RES DAD-WORK-W1
Dataset
wave1

Summary Statistics for 'H1RF4'

Value Valid Label Frequency % of Valid % of All
1 Valid professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist 851
5.93%
4.10%
2 Valid professional 2, such as teacher, librarian, nurse 758
5.28%
3.65%
3 Valid manager, such as executive, director 1,603
11.17%
7.73%
4 Valid technical, such as computer specialist, radiologist 861
6.00%
4.15%
5 Valid office worker, such as bookkeeper, office clerk, secretary 331
2.31%
1.60%
6 Valid sales worker, such as insurance agent, store clerk 631
4.40%
3.04%
7 Valid restaurant worker or personal service, such as waitress, housekeeper 314
2.19%
1.51%
8 Valid craftsperson, such as toolmaker, woodworker 491
3.42%
2.37%
9 Valid construction worker, such as carpenter, crane operator 1,444
10.06%
6.96%
10 Valid mechanic, such as electrician, plumber, machinist 1,533
10.68%
7.39%
11 Valid factory worker or laborer, such as assembler, janitor 1,494
10.41%
7.20%
12 Valid transportation, such as bus driver, taxi driver 503
3.50%
2.42%
13 Valid military or security, such as police officer, soldier, fire fighter 521
3.63%
2.51%
14 Valid farm or fishery worker 234
1.63%
1.13%
15 Valid other 1,998
13.92%
9.63%
16 Valid none 790
5.50%
3.81%
96 Missing refused 22
0.11%
97 Missing legitimate skip 6,282
30.28%
98 Missing don't know 82
0.40%
99 Missing not applicable 2
0.01%
Total Responses Valid Invalid Min Max
20745 14357 6388 1 16

Representation

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

Source Questions

H1RF4

Lineage

  • Wave I In-Home Interview Data - H1RF4
    S15Q4 RES DAD-WORK-W1
    • H1RF4
      4. What kind of work does he [resident father] do? If he does more than one kind of work, tell me the one for which he is paid the most or at which he spends the most time.

Concordance

Add Health
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
H1RF4 H2RF4 S20
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist
5.93%
5.44%
8.58%
homemaker
0.74%
professional 2, such as teacher, librarian, nurse
5.28%
4.63%
4.84%
manager, such as executive, director
11.17%
11.08%
14.51%
technical, such as computer specialist, radiologist
6.00%
6.07%
6.47%
office worker, such as bookkeeper, office clerk, secretary
2.31%
2.29%
2.46%
sales worker, such as insurance agent, store clerk
4.40%
4.41%
4.79%
restaurant worker or personal service, such as waitress, housekeeper
2.19%
2.34%
1.61%
craftsperson, such as toolmaker, woodworker
3.42%
3.43%
3.08%
construction worker, such as carpenter, crane operator
10.06%
11.31%
11.42%
mechanic, such as electrician, plumber, machinist
10.68%
10.94%
12.29%
factory worker or laborer, such as assembler, janitor
10.41%
8.85%
7.25%
transportation, such as bus driver, taxi driver
3.50%
3.57%
2.94%
military or security, such as police officer, soldier, fire fighter
3.63%
3.29%
5.05%
farm or fishery worker
1.63%
1.62%
1.18%
other
13.92%
14.96%
none
5.50%
5.78%
he doesn't work, but he is not disabled
0.92%
he is disabled, and therefore doesn't work
2.11%
he is retired
1.73%
he receives public assistance, such as welfare
0.27%
he works, but I don't know what his job is
7.75%
Add Health
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
H1RF4 H2RF4 S20
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist
4.10%
3.83%
5.94%
homemaker
0.52%
professional 2, such as teacher, librarian, nurse
3.65%
3.26%
3.35%
manager, such as executive, director
7.73%
7.82%
10.05%
technical, such as computer specialist, radiologist
4.15%
4.28%
4.48%
office worker, such as bookkeeper, office clerk, secretary
1.60%
1.61%
1.70%
sales worker, such as insurance agent, store clerk
3.04%
3.11%
3.32%
restaurant worker or personal service, such as waitress, housekeeper
1.51%
1.65%
1.12%
craftsperson, such as toolmaker, woodworker
2.37%
2.42%
2.14%
construction worker, such as carpenter, crane operator
6.96%
7.98%
7.91%
mechanic, such as electrician, plumber, machinist
7.39%
7.71%
8.51%
factory worker or laborer, such as assembler, janitor
7.20%
6.24%
5.02%
transportation, such as bus driver, taxi driver
2.42%
2.52%
2.03%
military or security, such as police officer, soldier, fire fighter
2.51%
2.32%
3.50%
farm or fishery worker
1.13%
1.14%
0.82%
other
9.63%
10.55%
none
3.81%
4.08%
he doesn't work, but he is not disabled
0.64%
he is disabled, and therefore doesn't work
1.46%
he is retired
1.20%
he receives public assistance, such as welfare
0.19%
he works, but I don't know what his job is
5.37%
Dataset Variable Valid Invalid Min First Quartile Median Third Quartile Max Mean StdDev
Wave I In-Home Interview Data H1RF4 14,357 6,388 1 16
Wave II In-Home Interview H2RF4 10,395 4,343 1 16
Wave I In-School Questionnaire Data S20 62,423 27,695 1 20
Add Health
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
H1RF4 H2RF4 S20
professional 1, such as doctor, lawyer, scientist 1 1 2
homemaker 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
none 16 16
he doesn't work, but he is not disabled 16
he is disabled, and therefore doesn't work 17
he is retired 18
he receives public assistance, such as welfare 19
he works, but I don't know what his job is 20