Documentation
Documentation
Codebook Supplements
Variable creation procedures and supplemental coding information are provided within each cohort's Codebook Supplement. There are separate codebook supplements for the Older Men and Young Men.
Older Men Codebook Supplement
Appendix 1: Table Used for Determining Cutoff Points for Poverty Status Variables
Appendix 2: Additional Instructions to Interviewers for the 1969 Survey
Appendix 3: State Name and State Codes by Census Division
Appendix 4: Explanation for Census Processing of Weeks on Layoff (R737. in 1967 and R1248. in 1969)
Appendix 5: New Geographic and Environmental Variables 1966-1976
Appendix 18: Union Categories--Copy of Coding Instructions for Name of Union or Employee Association
Appendix 19: Derivations for 1981 *KEY* Variables
Appendix 28: Derivations for 1990 *KEY* Variables
Appendix 29: Summary of Major Differences Between the 1990 & Earlier Surveys
Appendix 30: Explanation for the 1990 Created Social Security Variables--R6743.10.-R6743.30.
Appendix 31: Derivations for Collapsed Occupation and Industry Variables--R7092.-R7098.
Appendix 32: Procedures for Coding Cause of Death--Supplemental Death Certificates
Young Men Codebook Supplement
Appendix 1: Fields of Study in College--Instructions for the Coding Scheme
Appendix 2: State Names and State Codes by Census Division
Appendix 3: Codes for Enlisted Men and Officers in the Military
Appendix 4: Listing of Median Education for Different Occupations
Appendix 5: Listing of Corrections to Employment Status Recode for 1966, 1967, 1968, and 1969
Appendix 6: Listing of the Method Used to Create R's Father and Mother 1966 Variables
Appendix 7: Derivatives for Creation of Dropped Variable Used to Create R2958.
Appendix 8: Derivations Used to Create Enrollment Pattern 1966-1969
Appendix 9: Determinants of Early Labor Market Success: Appendix A
Appendix 10: Determinants of Early Labor Market Success: Appendix B
Appendix 11: Determinants of Early Labor Market Success: Appendix C
Appendix 12: Determinants of Early Labor Market Success: Method for Variable Construction
Appendix 13: Dual Labor Market Theory: Appendix A (Primary and Secondary Jobs)
Appendix 15: Decision Criteria for Construction of Variables for Dates Last Attended School
Appendix 17: Work Experience Variables: Time Reference for the 1970 Work History Section
Appendix 18: Union Categories--Coding Instructions for Name of Union or Employee Association
Appendix 19: GED/SVP/Job-Level/Job-Family & 3 Digit Occupation Code
Appendix 20: Derivation for R3836. and Number of Weeks *KEY* Variables between 1975 and 1976
Appendix 21: New Geographic and Environmental Variables 1966-1976
Appendix 22: Source for the Job Characteristics Index
Appendix 23: Source for the Job Satisfaction Measures
Appendix 24: Derivations for R3035., R3829., R3833.
Appendix 25: Reason for Preference in Union Certification Elections