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Phoenix Area Social Survey (PASS): 2011

Publication date: 2017-06-07

Author(s):

  • Sharon Harlan, Northeastern University
  • Rimjhim Aggarwal, Arizona State University
  • Dan Childers, Arizona State University
  • Juan Declet-Barreto, Union of Concerned Scientists
  • Stevan Earl, Arizona State University
  • Kelli Larson, Arizona State University
  • Marcia Nation, Arizona State University
  • Darren Ruddell, University of Southern California
  • Kerry Smith, Arizona State University
  • Paige Warren, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
  • Amber Wutich, Arizona State University
  • Abigail York, Arizona State University

Abstract:

The Phoenix Area Social Survey (PASS) parallels the Ecological Survey of Central Arizona (formerly, Survey 200) as a long-term monitoring program of the CAP LTER. Every five years, the PASS research team surveys households in selected neighborhoods in the metropolitan Phoenix area to better understand perceptions, values, and behaviors on several key environmental issues, including water conservation, urban growth, air pollution, land conservation, biodiversity and urban climate change, as well as perceptions about their neighborhoods. The survey was piloted in 2001-2002 in eight neighborhoods in Phoenix with 302 respondents and grew to 40 neighborhoods and 800 households in 2005. The PASS research team added five new neighborhoods to the survey design in 2011 to incorporate areas co-located with other CAP research endeavors and to expand the sample of low-income neighborhoods and included additional questions relevant to the housing crisis and recession and access to healthy food in the city.

Keywords:


Temporal Coverage:

2011-05-26 to 2012-01-06

Geographic Coverage:

Geographic Description: CAP LTER study area
Bounding Coordinates:
Longitude:-112.346 to -111.583
Latitude:33.8282 to 33.2051

Contact:

Data Manager, Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability, Arizona State University, 
PO Box 875402,Tempe

Methods used in producing this dataset: Show


Data Files (7) :

Tabular: 631_acs_2010_6637ceed0167f1416c1aabd6072e12bc.csv
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Description: PASS 2011: Variables for PASS 2011 areas selected from the U.S. Census 2010 and American Community Survey (2006-2010) 5-year estimates

Column Description Type Units
PASS_ID PASS neighborhood id
PER_HH_MARRIED Percent of Households composed of a Married-Couple Family
 dimensionless
PER_NOT_HS_GRAD Percent of the Population 25 years and Over without a High School Diploma
 dimensionless
PER_HS_GRAD Percent of the Population 25 years and Over with a High School Diploma
 dimensionless
PER_SOME_COLLEGE Percent of the Population 25 years and Over with Some College, No Degree
 dimensionless
PER_BACHELORS Percent of the Population 25 years and Over with A Bachelor's Degree
 dimensionless
PER_GRAD_WORK Percent of the Population 25 years and Over with a Graduate or Professional Degree
 dimensionless
PER_OWNER Percent of Occupied Housing Units that are Owner-Occupied
 dimensionless
PER_POVERTY Percent of the Population for Whom Poverty Status is Determined that is under the Poverty Line
 dimensionless
SUM_TOTPOP_WEIGHTED METADATA_NOT_PROVIDED
 dimensionless
PER_WHITE Percent of the Population that is White (Not Hispanic) Alone
 dimensionless
PER_BLACK Percent of the Population that is Black or African American (Not Hispanic) Alone
 dimensionless
PER_NATIVE Percent of the Population that is American Indian and Alaska Native (Not Hispanic) Alone
 dimensionless
PER_ASIAN Percent of the Population that is Asian (Not Hispanic) Alone
 dimensionless
PER_PACIFIC Percent of the Population that is Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander (Not Hispanic) Alone
 dimensionless
PER_OTHER Percent of the Population that is Some Other Race (Not Hispanic) Alone
 dimensionless
PER_TWO_OR_MORE Percent of the Population that is Two or More Races (Not Hispanic)
 dimensionless
PER_HISPANIC Percent of the Population that is of Hispanic or Latino Origin
 dimensionless
PER_VACANT Percent of the Population that is Asian Alone (Not Hispanic) or Native Hawaiian (Not Hispanic) or Other Pacific Islander (Not Hispanic) Alone
 dimensionless
PER_ASIAN_HAWAIIAN_PACIFIC Percent of Housing Units that are Vacant
 dimensionless
PER_UNDER_18 Percent of the Population that is under 18 Years of Age
 dimensionless
PER_18_TO_64 Percent of the Population that is between 18 and 64 Years of Age
 dimensionless
PER_65_AND_ABOVE Percent of the Population that is 65 Years of Age or Older
 dimensionless
PER_ESL Percent of the Population that speaks English "not well" or "not at all"
 dimensionless
AREA_SQ_MILES Total Area in Square Miles
 squareMile
POP_DENSITY Population per Square Mile
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_LESS_THAN_10000 Percent of Households with Income less than 10,000 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_10000_TO_14999 Percent of Households with Income Between 10,000 and 14,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_15000_TO_19999 Percent of Households with Income Between 15,000 and 19,9999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_20000_TO_24999 Percent of Households with Income Between 20,000 and 24,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_25000_TO_29999 Percent of Households with Income Between 25,000 and 29,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_30000_TO_34999 Percent of Households with Income Between 30,000 and 34,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_35000_TO_39999 Percent of Households with Income Between 35,000 and 39,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_40000_TO_44999 Percent of Households with Income Between 40,000 and 44,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_45000_TO_49999 Percent of Households with Income Between 45,000 and 49,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_50000_TO_59000 Percent of Households with Income Between 50,000 and 59,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_60000_TO_74999 Percent of Households with Income Between 36,000 and 74,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_75000_TO_99999 Percent of Households with Income Between 75,000 and 99,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_100000_TO_124999 Percent of Households with Income Between 100,000 and 124,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_125000_149999 Percent of Households with Income Between 125,000 and 149,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_150000_TO_199999 Percent of Households with Income Between 150,000 and 199,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HH_INCOME_200000_OR_MORE Percent of Households with Income of 200,000 or more
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_2005_OR_LATER Percent of Housing Units built in 2005 or later
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_2000_TO_2004 Percent of Housing Units built between 2000 and 2004
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_1990_TO_1999 Percent of Housing Units built between 1990 and 1999
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_1980_TO_1989 Percent of Housing Units built between 1980 and 1989
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_1970_TO_1979 Percent of Housing Units built between 1970 and 1979
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_1960_TO_1969 Percent of Housing Units built between 1960 and 1969
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_1950_TO_1959 Percent of Housing Units built between 1950 and 1959
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_1940_TO_1949 Percent of Housing Units built between 1940 and 1949
 dimensionless
PER_BUILT_1939_OR_EARLIER Percent of Housing Units built in 1939 or earlier
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_LESS_THAN_10000 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value less than 10,000 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_10000_TO_14999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 10,000 and 14,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_15000_TO_19999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 15,000 and 15,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_20000_TO_24999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 20,000 and 24,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_25000_TO_29999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 25,000 and 29,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_30000_TO_34999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 30,000 and 39,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_35000_TO_39999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 35,000 and 39,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_40000_TO_49999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 40,000 and 49,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_50000_TO_59999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 50,000 and 59,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_60000_TO_69999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 60,000 and 69,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_70000_TO_79999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 70,000 and 79,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_80000_TO_89999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 80,000 and 89,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_90000_TO_99999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 90,000 and 99,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_100000_TO_124999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 100,000 and 124,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_125000_TO_149999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 125,000 and 149,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_150000_TO_174999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 150,000 and 174,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_175000_TO_199999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 175,000 and 199,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_200000_TO_249999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 200,000 and 249,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_250000_TO_299999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 250,000 and 299,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_300000_TO_399999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 300,000 and 399,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_400000_TO_499999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 400,000 and 499,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_500000_TO_749999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 500,000 and 749,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_750000_TO_999999 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value between 750,000 and 999,999 Dollars
 dimensionless
PER_HOME_VALUE_1000000_OR_MORE Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units with a Value of 1,000,000 Dollars or more
 dimensionless
TOTAL_POPULATION Total Population in 2010
 number
PERCAPITA_INCOME Per Capita Income In The Past 12 Months (In Inflation-Adjusted Dollars)
 dimensionless
PER_CAPITA_INCOME METADATA_NOT_PROVIDED
 number

Tabular: 631_spatial_weights_e46a4a1b978d8544a484cbb690723c77.csv
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Description: PASS 2011: variables and weightings to accomodate incongruous overlap between 2010 American Community Survey (ACS) Census block groups and PASS study areas

Column Description Type Units
PASS_ID PASS area identifier
CBG2010 Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) code identifier for Census Block Group
COUNT_VARIABLES_SPATIAL_WEIGHT Spatial Weight representing fraction of continuous (count) data assumed present in PASS neighborhood.
 number
SINGLE_CBG Indicates if PASS 2011 neighborhood is composed of exactly one CBG or not
Enumeration:
  • Y: Yes
  • N: No
CALCULATED_VARIABLES_SPATIAL_WEIGHT Spatial Weight representing fraction of population in PASS neighborhood contributed to by CBG
 number

Tabular: 631_survey_data_2011_5f8c439c8a537085964bffaa2a26afd2.csv
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Description: PASS 2011: tabular survey results

Column Description Type Units
Respondent_Serial Serial number
 float dimensionless
Respondent_ID ID
 string
DataCollection_StartTime Interview start time
 float Format: YYYY-MM-DD
DataCollection_FinishTime Interview finish time
 float Format: YYYY-MM-DD
MODE <none>
 string
TRACTNAME TRACTNAME
 string
TRACTNUMBER TRACTNUMBER
 string
BLOCKGROUP BLOCKGROUP
 string
OLDNEW OLDNEW
 string
OLD2006ID OLD2006ID
 string
INCENTIVELETTER Incentive Option that Respondent ACCEPTED/COMPLETED ON
 string
Enumeration:
  • A: Check for $10
  • B: Check for $20
  • C: Check for $30
  • D: Donation in name for $10
  • E: Donation in name for $20
  • F: Donation in name for $30
  • G: Choice of check for $10 OR Donation in name for $10
  • H: Choice of check for $20 OR Donation in name for $20
  • I: Choice of check for $30 OR Donation in name for $30
  • J: Choice of check for $50 OR Donation in name for $50
INCENTIVEAMOUNT Incentive Amount Given to Respondent
 string
ORIGINALINCENTIVE Incentive Option that Respondent was ORIGINALLY OFFERED
 string
Enumeration:
  • A: Check for $10
  • B: Check for $20
  • C: Check for $30
  • D: Donation in name for $10
  • E: Donation in name for $20
  • F: Donation in name for $30
  • G: Choice of check for $10 OR Donation in name for $10
  • H: Choice of check for $20 OR Donation in name for $20
  • I: Choice of check for $30 OR Donation in name for $30
CITY <none>
 string
ZIP ZIP CODE
 string
BATCH <none>
 string
LANGPICK What language do you want to do the survey in? ¿En qué idioma te gustaría participar en la encuesta en?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: English/Inglés
  • 2: Spanish/Español
INTRO INTRO
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes, I agree to participate
  • 2: No, I do not wish to participate
SCREEN2006 We interviewed someone at this address between April and September 2006. Was that you or someone else who still lives in this home?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 3: Don’t Know
  • 4: Prefer not to answer
  • 98: DK
SCREEN2006A Was it you that we interviewed in 2006, or was it someone else who still lives here? We would like the same person to complete this survey, if possible. If it is not possible to have the same person, please go ahead and do the survey.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: It was me
  • 2: It was someone else who still lives here
S1YEARS Please enter the number of years:
 float dimensionless
S1YEARS_Codes Codes
 float
S1MONTHS Please enter the number of months:
 float dimensionless
S1MONTHS_Codes Codes
 float
S1YEARSAGAIN Please enter the number of years:
 float dimensionless
S1YEARSAGAIN_Codes Codes
 float
S1MONTHSAGAIN Please enter the number of months:
 float dimensionless
S1MONTHSAGAIN_Codes Codes
 float
Q1a How much do you feel a sense of belonging in: The United States of America
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 1 No sense of belonging
  • 2: 2
  • 3: 3
  • 4: 4
  • 5: 5
  • 6: 6
  • 7: 7
  • 8: 8
  • 9: 9
  • 10: 10 A very strong sense of belonging
Q1c How much do you feel a sense of belonging in: Arizona
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 1 No sense of belonging
  • 2: 2
  • 3: 3
  • 4: 4
  • 5: 5
  • 6: 6
  • 7: 7
  • 8: 8
  • 9: 9
  • 10: 10 A very strong sense of belonging
Q1d How much do you feel a sense of belonging in: The Valley
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 1 No sense of belonging
  • 2: 2
  • 3: 3
  • 4: 4
  • 5: 5
  • 6: 6
  • 7: 7
  • 8: 8
  • 9: 9
  • 10: 10 A very strong sense of belonging
Q1e How much do you feel a sense of belonging in: (Respondent City)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 1 No sense of belonging
  • 2: 2
  • 3: 3
  • 4: 4
  • 5: 5
  • 6: 6
  • 7: 7
  • 8: 8
  • 9: 9
  • 10: 10 A very strong sense of belonging
Q1f How much do you feel a sense of belonging in: Your neighborhood
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 1 No sense of belonging
  • 2: 2
  • 3: 3
  • 4: 4
  • 5: 5
  • 6: 6
  • 7: 7
  • 8: 8
  • 9: 9
  • 10: 10 A very strong sense of belonging
Q2 Please rate the overall quality of life in the Valley today.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very good
  • 2: Fairly good
  • 3: Not very good
  • 4: Not at all good
  • 98: Don't know
Q3 In the next 10 years, do you think the quality of life in the Valley will get much better, a little better, a little worse, much worse, or do you think the quality of life will stay about the same?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Much better
  • 2: A little better
  • 3: A little worse
  • 4: Much worse
  • 5: Stay the same
  • 98: Don't know
Q6RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q6
 string
Q6Order1 Q6 - Asked 1ST
 string
Q6Order2 Q6 - Asked 2ND
 string
Q6Order3 Q6 - Asked 3RD
 string
Q6Order4 Q6 - Asked 4TH
 string
Q6a I live in a close-knit neighborhood.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don’t know
Q6b I can trust my neighbors.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don’t know
Q6c My neighbors don't get along.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don’t know
Q6d If there were a serious problem in my neighborhood, the residents would get together to solve it.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don’t know
Q200 How well do you feel you know your neighbors?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very well
  • 2: Fairly well
  • 3: Not very well
  • 4: Not at all
  • 98: Don’t know
Q8 How often, if at all, do you typically visit with your neighbors?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Daily or almost daily
  • 2: 1-3 times a week
  • 3: 1-3 times a month
  • 4: Less than once a month
  • 5: Never
  • 98: Don’t know
Q9 How often, if at all, do you and your neighbors do favors for each other such as watching children or pets, lending tools or helping with shopping?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Daily or almost daily
  • 2: 1-3 times a week
  • 3: 1-3 times a month
  • 4: Less than once a month
  • 5: Never
  • 98: Don’t know
Q10 Overall, how much of an impact do you think that you or people like you can have in making your neighborhood a better place to live?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A big impact
  • 2: A moderate impact
  • 3: A small impact
  • 4: No impact at all
  • 98: Don't know
Q11d In the past 12 months, have you gotten together informally with or worked with others in your community or neighborhood to try to deal with some community issue or problem?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q13RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q13
 string
Q13Order1 Q13 - Asked 1ST
 string
Q13Order2 Q13 - Asked 2ND
 string
Q13Order3 Q13 - Asked 3RD
 string
Q13Order4 Q13 - Asked 4TH
 string
Q13Order5 Q13 - Asked 5TH
 string
Q13Order6 Q13 - Asked 6TH
 string
Q13Order7 Q13 - Asked 7TH
 string
Q13Order8 Q13 - Asked 8TH
 string
Q13Order9 Q13 - Asked 9TH
 string
Q13Order10 Q13 - Asked 10TH
 string
Q13Order11 Q13 - Asked 11TH
 string
Q13c The appearances of homes and yards
float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13e The mix of racial and ethnic groups
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13f The opportunities to interact with neighbors
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13g Trees that provide shade
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13j The quality of parks and common spaces
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13k The variety of birds
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13x1 Walking distance to bus lines
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13x2 Walking distance to light rail
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13m The number of long-term neighbors
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13x3 Safety
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q13x4 The quality of schools
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisifed
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q14RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q14
 string
Q14Order1 Q14 - Asked 1ST
 string
Q14Order2 Q14 - Asked 2ND
 string
Q14Order3 Q14 - Asked 3RD
 string
Q14Order4 Q14 - Asked 4TH
 string
Q14Order5 Q14 - Asked 5TH
 string
Q14Order6 Q14 - Asked 6TH
 string
Q14Order7 Q14 - Asked 7TH
 string
Q14Order8 Q14 - Asked 8TH
 string
Q14Order9 Q14 - Asked 9TH
 string
Q14Order10 Q14 - Asked 10TH
 string
Q14Order11 Q14 - Asked 11TH
 string
Q14Order12 Q14 - Asked 12TH
 string
Q14a Vacant land
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14b Unsupervised teenagers
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14x1 Air pollution
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14f Crime
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14h Litter or trash
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14i Noise
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14j Graffiti
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14x2 People selling or using drugs
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14x3 Vandalism
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14x4 Too many homes for sale
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14x5 Groups hanging out causing trouble
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q14x6 Too many paved surfaces such as roads or parking lots
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Big problem
  • 2: Little problem
  • 3: Not a problem
  • 98: Don't know
Q201 Does your neighborhood have an area built to retain storm water (also known as a retention basin)?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q202 What happens to water during heavy rain in your neighborhood? Please choose only one.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Most soaks into the ground
  • 2: Most flows down the street to a storm drain
  • 3: Most flows down the street to a natural wash
  • 4: Most flows down the street to an area built to retain storm water (also known as a retention basin)
  • 98: Don’t know
Q203 Would you say there are more, fewer, or about the same number of homes in foreclosure or abandoned in your neighborhood than elsewhere in the Valley?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: More homes in my neighborhood foreclosed or abandoned
  • 2: Fewer homes in my neighborhood foreclosed or abandoned
  • 3: About the same number of homes in my neighborhood and the Valley
  • 98: Don’t know
Q15 On another matter, do you own or rent your current home?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Own
  • 2: Rent
  • 3: Something else (Please specify)
  • 98: Don't know
Q15oth <none>
 string
Q204 Have you had to move since the downturn in the housing market in 2007 for financial reasons?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q16 Next, do you live in...
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A single family home
  • 2: A multi-family home like a duplex, triplex or multi-plex
  • 3: A townhouse or patio home
  • 4: A condominium
  • 5: An apartment
  • 6: A mobile home or trailer
  • 7: Other (Please specify)
  • 98: Don't know
Q16oth <none>
 string
Q17 What price do you estimate that your home would sell for in today's real estate market? Please enter a whole number. Do NOT use commas or dollar signs. For example, if your house would sell for $50,000, type 50000.
 float dimensionless
Q17_Codes Codes
 float
Q17a Please provide an estimate or your best guess of what your home would sell for in today's real estate market.
float dimensionless
Q17a_Codes Codes
 float
Q205 What price do you think your home would have sold for in 2007? Please enter a whole number. Do NOT use commas or dollar signs. For example, if your house would sell for $50,000, type 50000.
 float dimensionless
Q205_Codes Codes
 float
Q206 Please provide an estimate or your best guess of what your home would have sold for in 2007.
float dimensionless
Q206_Codes Codes
 float
Q207 When do you feel the price will return to the levels of 2007—a year, two years, or how long? Please enter the number of years.
 float dimensionless
Q207_Codes Codes
 float
Q18 Does your household belong to a Homeowners Association?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q19 Are you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied with your Homeowners Association (HOA)?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very satisfied
  • 2: Somewhat satisfied
  • 3: Somewhat dissatisfied
  • 4: Very dissatisfied
  • 98: Don't know
Q20 Would you prefer living in a neighborhood with a Homeowners Association or a neighborhood without a Homeowners Association (HOA)?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Neighborhood with a Homeowners Association
  • 2: Neighborhood without a Homeowners Association
  • 98: Don't know
Q17hold Hold answer to Q17 or Q17a
 float dimensionless
MONEYPICK Random select 1,2,3 for grid before Q208
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 1
  • 2: 2
  • 3: 3
Q208_Insert_Value DOLLAR VALUE FOR 208
 float dimensionless
Q208 If you could sell your house or condo now (within a month) for (Q208_Insert_Value), would you?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q209_Insert_Value DOLLAR VALUE FOR 209
 float dimensionless
Q209 Suppose it was (Q209_Insert_Value), would you?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q210_Insert_Value DOLLAR VALUE FOR 210
 float dimensionless
Q210 Suppose it was (Q210_Insert_Value), would you?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q211_Insert_Value DOLLAR VALUE FOR 211
 float dimensionless
Q211 If you were offered a job in another metropolitan area that allowed you to sell your house for <b>${#PlaceholderD}</b> and move at the same salary and benefits you make now, would you move?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q212_Insert_Value Random select percentage shown at Q212
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 90%
  • 2: 80%
  • 3: 75%
Q212 Suppose the pay was only {D} of what you make now, would you move?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q213_Insert_Value Random select percentage shown at Q213
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 10%
  • 2: 20%
  • 3: 25%
Q213 Suppose the pay was {E} more than what you make now, would you move?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q21 About how much rent do you pay each month? Please enter a whole number. Do NOT use commas or dollar signs. For example, if the rent is $500, type 500.
 float dimensionless
Q21_Codes Codes
 float
Q21a Please provide an estimate or your best guess. (Your response to this question is crucial to the study.) Please enter a whole number. Do NOT use commas or dollar signs. For example, if the rent is $500, type 500.
 float dimensionless
Q21a_Codes Codes
 float
Q214 If you were offered a job in another metro area that allowed you to move without penalty regardless of the current terms of your lease and you could move at the same salary and benefits you make now, would you move?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q215_Insert_Value Random select percentage shown at Q215
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 90%
  • 2: 80%
  • 3: 75%
Q215 Suppose the pay was only {D} of what you make now, would you move?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q216_Insert_Value Random select percentage shown at Q216
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 10%
  • 2: 20%
  • 3: 25%
Q216 Suppose the pay was {E} more than you make now, would you move?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
  • 99: Prefer not to answer
Q23RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q23
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Q23Order1 Q23 - Asked 1ST
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Q23Order2 Q23 - Asked 2ND
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Q23Order3 Q23 - Asked 3RD
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Q23Order4 Q23 - Asked 4TH
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Q23Order5 Q23 - Asked 5TH
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Q23Order6 Q23 - Asked 6TH
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Q23Order7 Q23 - Asked 7TH
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Q23Order8 Q23 - Asked 8TH
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Q23Order9 Q23 - Asked 9TH
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Q23Order10 Q23 - Asked 10TH
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Q23Order11 Q23 - Asked 11TH
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Q23Order12 Q23 - Asked 12TH
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Q23Order13 Q23 - Asked 13TH
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Q23Order14 Q23 - Asked 14TH
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Q23Order15 Q23 - Asked 15TH
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Q23Order16 Q23 - Asked 16TH
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Q23Order17 Q23 - Asked 17TH
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Q23b The desert is an empty wasteland.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23c The desert is a very special place to me.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x1 We are approaching the limit of the number of people the earth can support.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x2 The balance of nature is very delicate and easily upset.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23h The earth is like a spaceship with very limited room and resources.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23j Plants and animals have as much right as humans to exist.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23k When humans interfere with nature, it often produces disastrous consequences.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23m Despite our special abilities, humans are still subject to the laws of nature.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x3 Human ingenuity will insure that we do NOT make the earth unlivable.
float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x4 The so-called ‘ecological crisis’ facing humankind has been greatly exaggerated.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x5 Humans have the right to modify the natural environment to suit their needs.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x6 Humans are severely abusing the environment.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x7 The earth has plenty of natural resources if we just learn how to develop them.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x8 Humans were meant to rule over the rest of nature.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x9 The balance of nature is strong enough to cope with the impacts of modern industrial nations.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x10 Humans will eventually learn enough about how nature works to be able to control it.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q23x11 If things continue on their present course, we will soon experience a major ecological catastrophe.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don't know
Q217 Can you tell us what the “greenhouse effect” refers to?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Gases in the atmosphere that trap heat
  • 2: The earth’s protective ozone layer
  • 3: Pollution that causes acid rain
  • 4: How plants grow
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q218
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Q218Order1 Q218 - Asked 1ST
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Q218Order2 Q218 - Asked 2ND
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Q218Order3 Q218 - Asked 3RD
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Q218Order4 Q218 - Asked 4TH
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Q218Order5 Q218 - Asked 5TH
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Q218Order6 Q218 - Asked 6TH
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Q218Order7 Q218 - Asked 7TH
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Q218Order8 Q218 - Asked 8TH
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Q218Order9 Q218 - Asked 9TH
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Q218a Drought
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218b Floods
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218c Global warming and climate change
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218d Urban heat island (Urban heat island is a term for rising temp in cities due to large buildings, pavement, and cars)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218e Heat waves
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218f Severe storms
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218g Air pollution
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218h Water pollution
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q218i Safety of drinking water
float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very serious
  • 2: Somewhat serious
  • 3: Not too serious
  • 4: Not at all serious
  • 98: Don’t know
Q219 Global warming and climate change refer to the idea that....Do you agree or disagree that the effects of global warming and climate change are already occurring?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly agree
  • 2: Somewhat agree
  • 3: Somewhat disagree
  • 4: Strongly disagree
  • 98: Don’t know
Q220 Do you think global warming and climate change are:
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Caused mostly by human activities
  • 2: Caused mostly by natural changes in the environment
  • 3: Caused by both human activities and natural changes
Q221 Do you strongly trust, somewhat trust, somewhat distrust or strongly distrust scientists as a source of information about global warming and climate change?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly trust
  • 2: Somewhat trust
  • 3: Somewhat distrust
  • 4: Strongly distrust
  • 98: Don’t know
Q26 Would you say the Valley IS or IS NOT currently in a drought?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: IS in a drought
  • 2: IS NOT in a drought
  • 98: Don't know
Q40RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q40
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Q40Order1 Q40 - Asked 1ST
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Q40Order2 Q40 - Asked 2ND
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Q40Order3 Q40 - Asked 3RD
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Q40Order4 Q40 - Asked 4TH
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Q40Order5 Q40 - Asked 5TH
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Q40Order6 Q40 - Asked 6TH
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Q40Order7 Q40 - Asked 7TH
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Q40a Investing in new technology to use water more efficiently
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q40b Increasing the price of water
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q40c Restricting water for residential outdoor uses, such as lawns and fountains
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q40d Educating the public about how to conserve water
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q40e Limiting new development of golf courses
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q40f Improving the management of our water resources
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q40g Finding and purchasing new sources of water
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q222 How is the bill paid for water used in your household?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: We pay based on water bills from the service provider.
  • 2: Our water bill is covered by our rent.
  • 3: Our water bill is paid through fees charged by the HOA.
  • 98: Don’t know
WATERPICK Random select percentage shown for Q223 insert X
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 5%
  • 2: 10%
  • 3: 20%
WATERPICKA Insert A at Q223
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: $90
  • 2: $120
  • 3: $180
WATERPICKB Insert B at Q223
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: $270
  • 2: $240
  • 3: $180
Q223 The new toilet costs about $360 and it will reduce monthly water use by approximately (X) percent. Your water provider will install and pay (A). Would you be willing to pay the rest of the cost (B) and have one of your toilets replaced?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 3: Already have low-flow toilets
  • 98: Don’t know
Q41RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q41
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Q41Order1 Q41 - Asked 1ST
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Q41Order2 Q41 - Asked 2ND
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Q41Order3 Q41 - Asked 3RD
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Q41Order4 Q41 - Asked 4TH
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Q41Order5 Q41 - Asked 5TH
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Q41a Agricultural land
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q41b Habitats alongside rivers and streams
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q41c Wild land or wilderness
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q41d Land for regional parks
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q41e Land for neighborhood parks
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q58RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q58
 string
Q58Order1 Q58 - Asked 1ST
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Q58Order2 Q58 - Asked 2ND
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Q58Order3 Q58 - Asked 3RD
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Q58Order4 Q58 - Asked 4TH
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Q58Order5 Q58 - Asked 5TH
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Q58Order6 Q58 - Asked 6TH
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Q58Order7 Q58 - Asked 7TH
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Q58a Setting boundaries to limit the areas where houses can be built
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q58x1 Purchase of development rights from farmers by government or nonprofits to preserve farmland or open space
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q58b Limiting the number of new building permits
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q58c Designing more compact communities all across the region
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q58d Improving the quality of public schools in the central cities
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q58e Educating the public about the benefits of conserving land
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q58f Imposing fees on homes built on the outskirts of the Valley
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q48 Below are five short descriptions of types of landscaping. Which one do you most prefer as a front yard landscape?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A yard with grass, some shrubs and leafy trees
  • 2: A yard with some grass and some crushed stone with plants, shrubs and trees
  • 3: A yard with crushed stone and native desert plants and trees
  • 4: A yard with large areas of hard surface, such as flagstone or finished concrete, and plants and shrubs in containers
  • 5: Other (Please specify)
  • 9: A yard with patches of bare soil and little or no grass and trees
  • 98: Don't know
Q48oth <none>
 string
Q49 Of the five landscape types you just read, which one most resembles your front yard?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A yard with grass, some shrubs and leafy trees
  • 2: A yard with some grass and some crushed stone with plants, shrubs and trees
  • 3: A yard with crushed stone and native desert plants and trees
  • 4: A yard with large areas of hard surface, such as flagstone or finished concrete, and plants and shrubs in containers
  • 5: Other (Please specify)
  • 9: A yard with patches of bare soil and little or no grass and trees
  • 98: Don't know
Q49oth <none>
 string
Q50 Which one of the landscape types do you most prefer as a backyard landscape?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A yard with grass, some shrubs and leafy trees
  • 2: A yard with some grass and some crushed stone with plants, shrubs and trees
  • 3: A yard with crushed stone and native desert plants and trees
  • 4: A yard with large areas of hard surface, such as flagstone or finished concrete, and plants and shrubs in containers
  • 5: Other (Please specify)
  • 9: A yard with patches of bare soil and little or no grass and trees
  • 98: Don't know
Q50oth <none>
 string
Q51 Which one of the landscape types most resembles your back yard?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A yard with grass, some shrubs and leafy trees
  • 2: A yard with some grass and some crushed stone with plants, shrubs and trees
  • 3: A yard with crushed stone and native desert plants and trees
  • 4: A yard with large areas of hard surface, such as flagstone or finished concrete, and plants and shrubs in containers
  • 5: Other (Please specify)
  • 9: A yard with patches of bare soil and little or no grass and trees
  • 98: Don't know
Q51oth <none>
 string
Q224 Do you feel your neighbors maintain their yards and landscaping better, about the same, or not as well as they did before the economic downturn in 2007?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Better than before 2007
  • 2: About the same
  • 3: Not as well as before 2007
  • 98: Don't know
Q225_1 Plant trees
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_2 Plant grass
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_3 Remove trees
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_4 Remove grass
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_5 Remove blacktop or cement
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_6 Convert to lighter color roof
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_7 Add more insulation
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_8 Add weatherstripping
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_9 Seal ducts
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_10 Upgrade windows or doors
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_11 Install solar panels
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_12 Other (Please specify)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225oth <none>
 string
Q225_13 None of these
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_98 Don't know
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q225_00 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q226_1 Rain garden
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q226_2 Rain barrel
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q226_3 Altered the slope of the yard
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q226_4 None of these
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q226_98 Don't know
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q226_99 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q227_1 Yes, we/they reduce water following heavy rain
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q227_2 Yes, we/they reduce water in winter
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q227_3 No, we/they do not adjust the amount of water
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q227_4 No, we/they do not apply ANY water to the yard
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q227_98 Don't know
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q227_99 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q228 How often do you add fertilizer to your lawn or outdoor plants?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: More often than once a month
  • 2: Monthly
  • 3: Every few months
  • 4: Less than once a year
  • 5: Never
  • 6: Do not have a lawn or outdoor plants
  • 98: Don't know
Q229 Do you grow any food for your household at home?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q230_1 Vegetable garden
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q230_2 Fruit trees
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q230_3 Plants in pots
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q230_4 Poultry or other animals
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q230_5 Other (Please specify)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q230oth <none>
 string
Q230_6 None of these
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q230_98 Don't know
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q230_99 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_1 Grocery store or supermarket or wholesaler
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_2 Corner store or convenience store
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_3 Drug store
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_4 Dollar store
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_5 Farmers' market
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_6 Private garden
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_7 Community garden
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_8 Food Bank or Soup Kitchen
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_9 Church or Community Center
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_10 Other (Please specify)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231oth <none>
 string
Q231_98 Don't know
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q231_99 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q232 Of the places you mentioned, where do you most frequently get food?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Grocery store or supermarket or wholesaler
  • 2: Corner store or convenience store
  • 3: Drug store
  • 4: Dollar store
  • 5: Farmers' market
  • 6: Private garden
  • 7: Community garden
  • 8: Food Bank or Soup Kitchen
  • 9: Church or Community Center
  • 10: Other (Please specify)
  • 98: Don't know
  • 99: Prefer not to answer
Q233a How far from your home is the place you most frequently get food? MILES
 float dimensionless
Q233a_Codes Codes
 float
Q233b How far from your home is the place you most frequently get food? KILOMETERS
 float dimensionless
Q233b_Codes Codes
 float
Q234 Which of these statements best describes your household in the last 12 months?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: We always have enough to eat and the kinds of food we want.
  • 2: We have enough to eat but not always the kinds of food we want.
  • 3: Sometimes we don’t have enough to eat.
  • 4: Often we don’t have enough to eat.
  • 98: Don't know
Q235 Over the last week, how many servings of fruit and vegetables did you eat each day?
float dimensionless
Q235_Codes Codes
 float
Q236 Over the last week, how many days did you exercise for 30 minutes or more?
 float dimensionless
Q236_Codes Codes
 float
Q60 Do you think that the air quality in the Valley is greatly improving, improving a little, staying the same, getting a little worse or getting much worse?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Greatly improving
  • 2: Improving a little
  • 3: Staying the same
  • 4: Getting a little worse
  • 5: Getting much worse
  • 98: Don't know
  • 99: Prefer not to answer
Q61 In your opinion, is the air quality in your neighborhood much better, a little better, about the same, a little worse or much worse than most other neighborhoods in the Valley?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Much better
  • 2: A little better
  • 3: About the same
  • 4: A little worse
  • 5: Much worse
  • 98: Don't know
Q237 During the past year, did you experience coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness or phlegm when you did NOT have a cold or respiratory infection?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q238 During the past year, did someone else who lives in your household experience coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness or phlegm when they did NOT have a cold or respiratory infection?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q63 Has a doctor ever told you or anyone else in your household that they have asthma?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q71RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q71
 string
Q71Order1 Q71 - Asked 1ST
 string
Q71Order2 Q71 - Asked 2ND
 string
Q71Order3 Q71 - Asked 3RD
 string
Q71Order4 Q71 - Asked 4TH
 string
Q71Order5 Q71 - Asked 5TH
 string
Q71Order6 Q71 - Asked 6TH
 string
Q71Order7 Q71 - Asked 7TH
 string
Q71a Banning leaf blowers on high-pollution days
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q71b Implementing stricter air quality rules for construction and agricultural sites
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q71x1 Implementing stricter air quality rules that limit emissions from industrial facilities
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q71c Increasing the price of gasoline
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q71d Developing clean sources of energy
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q71e Improving public transportation
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q71f Educating the public about ways to clean up the air
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q72 The next questions are about the climate. In your opinion, do you think that over time the temperature in the Valley is getting a lot cooler, a little cooler, a little hotter, a lot hotter, or is it staying about the same?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A lot cooler
  • 2: A little cooler
  • 3: A little hotter
  • 4: A lot hotter
  • 5: About the same
  • 98: Don't know
Q73 During the summer of 2010*, do you think your neighborhood was a lot cooler, a little cooler, a little hotter, or a lot hotter than most other neighborhoods in the Valley or do you think it was about the same temperature as other neighborhoods? (*Responde
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: A lot cooler
  • 2: A little cooler
  • 3: A little hotter
  • 4: A lot hotter
  • 5: About the same
  • 98: Don't know
Q74 About how much time did you spend away from the Valley during the summer of 2010*? (*Respondents after 9/22/11 were asked about Summer 2011)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Less than a month
  • 2: 1 month
  • 3: 2 months
  • 4: 3 months
  • 5: Entire 4 month period
  • 6: Did not leave at all
  • 7: Did not live in Valley in summer 2010
  • 98: Don't know
Q75 How often, if at all, did your job require you to work outdoors during the summer of 2010*? (*Respondents after 9/22/11 were asked about Summer 2011)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: All of the time
  • 2: Frequently
  • 3: Sometimes
  • 4: Not at all
  • 5: Did not live in Valley in summer 2010
  • 98: Don't know
Q239 During last summer (2010*), did you have symptoms related to heat or high temperatures such as leg cramps, dry mouth, dizziness, fatigue, fainting, rapid heartbeat or hallucinations? (*Respondents after 9/22/11 were asked about Summer 2011)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q240 During last summer (2010*) did anyone else who lives in your household have symptoms related to heat or high temperatures such as leg cramps, dry mouth, dizziness, fatigue, fainting, rapid heartbeat or hallucinations? (*Respondents after 9/22/11 were aske
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q80_1 Central air conditioner
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_2 Window air conditioner
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_3 Swamp or evaporative cooler
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_4 Fans
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_5 Awning, shades and/or shutters
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_6 Misters
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_7 Trees and plants
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_8 Other (Please specify)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80oth <none>
 string
Q80_9 None of these
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_98 Don't know
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q80_99 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q241 Where do you feel most at risk to heat related illness?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Indoors
  • 2: Outdoors
  • 98: Don't know
Q242 Have you ever called 911 or visited the hospital for heat-related illness?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q243 Are you ever too hot inside your home during the hot season?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q244_1 Cost of electricity
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_2 Doesn’t work
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_3 Cost of repairs
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_4 Noise
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_5 Have a swamp cooler
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_6 Other (Please specify)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244oth <none>
 string
Q244_7 Nothing prevents me
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_8 I do not have air conditioning
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_98 Don't know
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q244_99 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q245 Do you strongly trust, somewhat trust, somewhat distrust or strongly distrust scientists at the state universities in Arizona as a source of information about climate and weather in the Valley?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly trust
  • 2: Somewhat trust
  • 3: Somewhat distrust
  • 4: Strongly distrust
  • 98: Don't know
Q84RanOrd SHOWS ORDER ASKED IN Q84
 string
Q84Order1 Q84 - Asked 1ST
 string
Q84Order2 Q84 - Asked 2ND
 string
Q84Order3 Q84 - Asked 3RD
 string
Q84Order4 Q84 - Asked 4TH
 string
Q84Order5 Q84 - Asked 5TH
 string
Q84Order6 Q84 - Asked 6TH
 string
Q84a Increasing the number of trees planted
float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q84b Requiring light-colored reflective roofs on all homes and buildings
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q84d Increasing the price of electricity
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q84e Educating the public about how they can help keep temperatures from rising
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q84f Engineering new paving materials that absorb less heat
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q84x1 Federal law to raise average gas mileage for new cars and trucks to 35.5 miles per gallon by 2016
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Strongly support
  • 2: Somewhat support
  • 3: Somewhat oppose
  • 4: Strongly oppose
  • 98: Don't know
Q246 How is the bill paid for electricity used in your household?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: We pay based on electric bills from the service provider.
  • 2: Our electric bill is covered by our rent.
  • 3: Our electric bill is paid through fees charged by the HOA.
  • 98: Don't know
ELECTPICK1 Random select 15 or 30 for Q247 insert
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 15
  • 2: 30
ELECTPICK2 Random select 5 or 10 or 25 or 30 for Q247 insert
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: 5
  • 2: 10
  • 3: 25
  • 4: 30
Q247 The program would assure that (ELECTPICK1) percent of the state’s energy will come from renewable sources. It would require an average increase of (ELECTPICK2) percent to your monthly energy bill. Would you support it?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q248 How familiar are you with the term “sustainability”?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very familiar
  • 2: Somewhat familiar
  • 3: Not very familiar
  • 4: Not at all familiar
  • 98: Don't know
Q85 The following questions are for statistical purposes. First, in what year were you born? Please enter the year in 4 digits (YYYY)
 float dimensionless
Q85_Codes Codes
 float
Q86 Were you born...
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: In the Valley
  • 2: In Arizona but not in the Valley
  • 3: In the US but not in Arizona
  • 4: In Mexico
  • 5: In another country outside of the U.S.
Q87YEARS How long have you lived at your current address? YEARS
 float dimensionless
Q87YEARS_Codes Codes
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: No answer
Q87MONTHS How long have you lived at your current address? MONTHS
 float dimensionless
Q87MONTHS_Codes Codes
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: No answer
Q88 Before moving to this address, did you live...
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Somewhere else in the Valley
  • 2: In Arizona but outside of the Valley
  • 3: In another state
  • 4: Outside of the U.S.
Q89 How many different places have you lived in the Valley? Please enter a whole number.
 float dimensionless
Q89_Codes Codes
 float
Enumeration:
  • 98: Don't know
  • 99: Prefer not to answer
Q90 If you could live where you want, would you...
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Stay at your current address
  • 2: Move from your current address to another Valley location
  • 3: Move to another location in Arizona
  • 4: Move outside of Arizona
  • 98: Don't know
Q93 What is your current marital status?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Married
  • 2: Single
  • 3: Divorced
  • 4: Widowed
  • 5: Separated
  • 6: Living with a partner but not married
  • 98: Don't know
Q94 How many people currently live in your household including yourself? "Living in your household" means people who slept and ate meals there for at least two weeks of the previous four weeks. Please enter a whole number.
 float dimensionless
Q94_Codes Codes
 float
Q95 How many people AGE 18 AND OLDER, including yourself, live in your household? Please enter a whole number.
 float dimensionless
Q95_Codes Codes
 float
Q96 How many children BETWEEN AGE 6 AND AGE 17 live in your household? Please enter a whole number.
 float dimensionless
Q96_Codes Codes
 float
KIDSLEFT NUMBER OF KIDS UNDER 6 is retained here
 float dimensionless
Q97 So that leaves <b>{#KIDSLEFT}</b> children UNDER AGE 6 who live in your household, correct? If this is incorrect, please select "No" and enter the correct number in the box that will appear on the next screen.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't Know
  • 99: Prefer not to answer
Q97VERIFY How many children UNDER AGE 6 live in your household? Please enter a whole number.
 float dimensionless
Q97VERIFY_Codes Codes
 float
Q100 Which of the following best describes your current employment or labor force status?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Work full-time
  • 2: Work part-time
  • 3: A full-time student
  • 4: A homemaker
  • 5: Retired
  • 6: Other (Please specify)
  • 9: Unemployed (out of work but looking for work)
Q100oth <none>
 string
Q100CODED <none>
 float
Q249 Have you been unemployed (out of work but looking for work) at any time since the economic downturn in 2007?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
  • 98: Don't know
Q250 What type of transportation do you use most frequently?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Drive a car, van or truck
  • 2: Ride a motorcycle
  • 4: Ride a bus
  • 5: Ride a bicycle
  • 6: Walk
  • 7: Taxi
  • 9: Other (Please specify)
  • 12: Ride the light rail
  • 98: Don’t know
Q250oth <none>
 string
Q104 What is the highest level of school you have had a chance to complete?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Grades 1-8
  • 2: Grades 9-11
  • 3: High school
  • 4: Community college
  • 5: Vocational or technical school
  • 6: College (bachelor's degree)
  • 7: Graduate or professional school (master's degree, Ph.D., M.D., J.D., etc.)
Q105 Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic, Latino, Mexican, Mexican-American or of Spanish background?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Yes
  • 2: No
Q106_1 White/Anglo
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q106_2 African American
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q106_3 Asian or Asian American
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q106_4 American Indian or Native American
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q106_5 Other (Please specify)
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q106oth <none>
 string
Q106CODED <none>
 float
Q106_99 Prefer not to answer
 float
Enumeration:
  • 0: No
  • 1: Yes
Q107 Some household income categories are listed below. Please choose a category which represents the total combined income, before taxes, for all the people in your household in 2010.
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: $20,000 and under
  • 2: $20,001-40,000
  • 3: $40,001-60,000
  • 4: $60,001-80,000
  • 5: $80,001-100,000
  • 6: $100,001-120,000
  • 7: $120,001-140,000
  • 8: $140,001-160,000
  • 9: $160,001-180,000
  • 10: $180,001-200,000
  • 11: More than $200,000
Q109 How would you describe yourself politically? Would you say you are very conservative, somewhat conservative, moderate, somewhat liberal or very liberal?
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Very conservative
  • 2: Somewhat conservative
  • 3: Moderate
  • 4: Somewhat liberal
  • 5: Very liberal
  • 98: Don't know
Q110 In general, compared to other people your age, would you say your health is...
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Excellent
  • 2: Good
  • 3: Fair
  • 4: Poor
  • 98: Don't know
Q111 Are you...
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Male
  • 2: Female
HEIGHTFEET How tall are you? FEET
 float dimensionless
HEIGHTFEET_Codes Codes
 float
HEIGHTINCHES How tall are you? INCHES
 float dimensionless
HEIGHTINCHES_Codes Codes
 float
HEIGHTCENT How tall are you? CENTIMETERS
 float dimensionless
HEIGHTCENT_Codes Codes
 float
WEIGHTPOUNDS What do you normally weigh? POUNDS
 float dimensionless
WEIGHTPOUNDS_Codes Codes
 float
WEIGHTKILOGRAMS What do you normally weigh? KILOGRAMS
 float dimensionless
WEIGHTKILOGRAMS_Codes Codes
 float
CHOICE Thank you for your participation in the 2011 Phoenix Area Social Survey. Those are all the questions we have for you. As promised, you can choose to receive a check for {CHOICEAMOUNT}, or we will donate {CHOICEAMOUNT} in your name to the First Food Bank Al
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1: Send me the check
  • 2: Make a donation in my name
AGE AGE IN YEARS (2011 MINUS Q85 YEAR)
 float dimensionless
Q87NET YEARS AT CURRENT ADDRESS (Q87 YEARS AND MONTHS COMBINED AND ROUNDED UP)
 float
Enumeration:
  • .00: Less than 1 year
PLACESINVALLEY NUMBER OF PLACES LIVED IN VALLEY (Q88 AND Q89 NET - IF Q88 = 2,3,4,99 SET =1; ELSE, SET = Q89 ANSWER)
 float
KIDS6to17 COUNT OF KIDS AGE 6-17
 float
KIDSUnder6 COUNT OF KIDS UNDER AGE 6
 float
Q100RECODE Q100 EMPLOYMENT STATUS RECODE
float
Enumeration:
  • 1.00: Work full time
  • 2.00: Work part time
  • 3.00: Full time student
  • 4.00: Homemaker
  • 5.00: Retired
  • 6.00: Other
  • 7.00: Disabled
  • 9.00: Unemployed
RACENET Q106 RACE RECODE
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1.00: White Only
  • 2.00: Black Only
  • 3.00: Asian Only
  • 4.00: American Indian Only
  • 5.00: Other
  • 6.00: More than one race
  • 7.00: Hispanic Any Race
  • 99.00: Refused
HEIGHTRECODE Height Converted to Inches
 float dimensionless
WEIGHTRECODE Weight converted to pounds
 float dimensionless
BMI Body Mass Index - Formula: weight (lb) / [height (in)]2 x 703
float dimensionless
BMIStatus BMI Weight Status
 float
Enumeration:
  • 1.00: Below 18.5 - Underweight
  • 2.00: 18.5 – 24.9 - Normal
  • 3.00: 25.0 – 29.9 - Overweight
  • 4.00: 30.0 and Above -Obese
RACENET2 RACENET with "More than one race" removed
float
Enumeration:
  • 1.00: White
  • 2.00: Black
  • 3.00: Asian
  • 4.00: American Indian
  • 5.00: Other
  • 7.00: Hispanic Any Race

Spatial Vector: PASS_2011_census_block_groups
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Description: This zipped file contains a shapefile of the census block groups sampled in the 2011 Phoenix Area Social Survey (PASS 2011).
Horizontal Coordinate System:GCS_WGS_1984
Geometry Type: Polygon

Column Description Type Units
FIPSSTCO FIPS state and county code
TRACT census tract identification number
GROUP_ census block group identifier
STFID study area identifier constituting the study area FIPSSTCO, census tract, and census group nubmers
BG2000 study area identifier constituting the study area census tract and census group identifiers
PASS_ID PASS neighborhood identifier

File: PASS_2011_Spatial_Weights_for_Surveyed_Areas.pdf
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Description: Document detailing methods for spatial weights of count variables from 2010 Census and 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-year estimates


File: 631_US_Census_2010_and_ACS_Data_Dictionaries_96d7245d80585e1bc1011ded3b6df1df.zip
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Description: Data dictionaries and ancillary metadata for 2010 Census and 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-year estimates


File: PASS-2011-Codebook-Feb2016rev.pdf
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Description: PASS 2011 survey codebook


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