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![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Bureau of Applied Social Research, 1950. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (n=924). There are four data files for this study; 1) Data originally on Card 1--Owners Sample, 2) Data originally on Card 2--Owners Sample, 3) Data originally on Card 1--Renters Sample and 4) Data originally on Card 2--Renters Sample. Topics covered include: Length of residency (1); payments on current house (10); previous housing (5); reasons for moving out (20); changes in members of household (3); family who wanted to remain (3); family who wanted to move (3); searching for a new house (8); desired method of payment (4); important features about households (14); amount of households considered (1); family's preference (3); expenses (5); neighborhood description (1); importance of the home (1); satisfaction with various household features (8); previous owners (2); satisfaction with various distances from household (6); dislikes about household (1); housing shortage (3); moving out (11); desired length of residency (3); government regulation (3); housing during wartime (5); neighbors (3); local schooling (2); location of close family (1); location of close friends (1); economic class (2); shopping locations (2); mortgage (11); neighbors moving out (6); cost of living (5); organization membership (3); amount of mobility (2). |
![]() Revised | Survey by PublicInterestPolling.com. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by The Parker Group, August 20-26, 2007. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1088). Topics covered include: Following constitution (5); battling terrorism (4); branch grid-lock (1); Scooter Libby Case (2); censuring George W. Bush (1); U.S. House bringing impeachment (3); impeachment of Bush and administration (6); executive war powers (1). |
![]() Revised | Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation/Harvard School of Public Health/ASBA Education Fund. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, March 18-May 9, 1998. Sample: United States -- Heads of Companies and Orgs. W/4-99 Employees in Hawaii (n=300). Topics covered include: Companies benefits (4); federal budget surplus (1); health care system (6); Hawaii's health care system (3); consumer bill of rights for health care (3); company health insurance (19); managed care plans (3); subsidized health coverage (1); regulation of managed care plans (30); problems with managed care plans (6). |
![]() Revised | Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation & Harvard School of Public Health. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, December 12-30, 1997. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1204). Topics covered include: Consumer interests (10); Consumer Bill of Rights for health care (11); insurance plans (20); comparing health plans (5); fair treatment by managed care plans (5); health care laws (44); health care hotlines (2); independent regulatory agency (1); HMO's (6). |
![]() Revised | Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation/Harvard School of Public Health/ASBA Education Fund. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, March 18-May9, 1998. Sample: United States -- Heads of Companies & Orgs. With 4-99 Employees (n=800). Topics covered include: Employees paged $30,000 per year (1); benefits for full-time employees (4); federal budget surplus (1); satisfaction with health care system (3); Patients' Bill of Rights (5); Company health Insurance (17); Managed Core Plans (11); Problems with companies Insurance (4); Subsidized health insurance (1); employees own health insurance (2); Law & regulations for managed health care plans (26); Problems with managed care plans (6) |
![]() Revised | Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation/Harvard/Washington Post. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, November 28-December 4, 1995. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1514). Topics covered include: Economy (1); personal finances (1); confidence in institutions (7); interest in government (1); trust in federal government (23); trust in state government (8); threat of war (1); U.S. role in world affairs (1); federal budget deficit (6); political parties in Congress (2); term limits (2); Watergate (1); names of current office holders (4); legislation (4); Medicare (2); federal government employees (1); constitutional law (1); federal government vs. state government (1); federal government as a threat (4); feelings on politics and government (4); government's ability to improve the economy (12); personal finances (12); air quality (11); employment status (4); victim of crime (3); media (1); newspapers (2); magazines (1); television (3); radio (2); civic organizations (1); religious preference (2); born-again Christian (1). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 30-April 2, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=998). Topics covered include: Voting intention (1); Al Gore vs. George W. Bush (3); Bill Clinton job performance (1); personal challenge (1); Elian Gonzalez (8); food safety in grocery stores (1); biotechnology in food production (3); cellular phones (10); abortion (15); RU-486 (2); gas prices (10); favorite sport to watch (1); fan of sports (3); greatest baseball player (1); greatest basketball player (1); greatest golf player (1); golf (3); stock market (3). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 25-26, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1044). Topics covered include: 2000 Republican presidential primary (1); 2000 Democratic presidential primary (1); Al Gore vs. George W. Bush (2); Clinton job performance (1); opinion of foreign countries (4); favor/oppose China in WTO (1); trade with China (1); Elian Gonzalez (5); Clinton's proposal for equal pay laws for women (1); women in the work place (2); Israel vs. Palestinians (4); mergers between large corporations (5); AOL/Time Warner merger (1); Superbowl (6); people in the news (11). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 11-13, 1991. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1004). Topics covered include: George Bush job performance (1); financial situation (2); Persian Gulf/Middle East (26). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, September 11-13, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1008). Topics covered include: Bill Clinton job performance (1); government (2); prayer in school (4); immigration (4); important issues (9); health care (13); 2000 Olympics (4); taxes (7); economy (8); hate laws (5); Al Gore (1); George Bush (1); Internet (13). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, June 22-25, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1021). Topics covered include: 2000 presidential election (1); voting intention (3); Bill Clinton job performance (1); satisfaction with direction of US (1); most important problem (1); economy (10; confidence in institutions (15); people recently in the news job performance (10); Microsoft anti-trust lawsuit (1); groups responsible for good US economy (7); gas prices (7); own a SUV (1); gay adults as leaders in the Boy Scouts (1); protesters at abortion clinics have to stay a specified distance away (1); police inform arrestees of constitutional rights (2); inheritance taxes (2); George W. Bush's view of the death penalty (1); Al Gore's view of the death penalty (1); Los Angeles nuclear secret controversy (1); vote in 1996 presidential election (1); e-mail address (2). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Wisconsin Agriculturist, July 9-16, 1962. Sample: United States -- Farmers residing in Wisconsin--21 years old and over (n=521). Topics covered include: Blue Tag Calf Law (1); stage of hay cutting (1); feed grain program (1); grass silage (3); low moisture silage (3); National Farmers Organization (2); woodlots (8); side dressing corn (1); putting up hay (1); growing oats (1); dairy quotas (1); tools and practices used on farm (12); dealing with low milk prices (1); farm organizations belonged to (5); extending feed grain program (1); eating breakfast (1); prepared baking mixes (1); bread baked (1); milk consumption (1); church habits (2); reasons for not drinking milk (1); breakfast foods (15); preferred type of school (1); wake up time (1); cutting down on fats (1); present tax law (1); John Kennedy job performance (1); Orville Freeman job performance (1); voter participation (1); helping with field work (1); making farming purchase decisions (1); hospital insurance for older people (2); keeping farm account records (1); Wisconsin State Fair (1); Wisconsin Farm Progress Days (1); preferred fair (1); farm magazines (1); senator candidate preferences (2); importance of senatorial election (1); friends' candidate preferences (3); governor candidate preferences (2); congressional party preferences (2); better party to handle various issues (2). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Wisconsin Agriculturist, August 28-September 5, 1961. Sample: United States -- Farmers residing in Wisconsin--21 years old and over (n=493). Topics covered include: Fishing habits (1); hunting habits (1); silos (2); national farm programs (3); farm organizations (6); feed grain program (2); quotas on milk (2); using chemicals on corn (2); weeds (1); harvesting corn (1); method of milk grazing (1); tractor fuel (2); farming advice (1); making pickles (3); gift ideas (2); casing sausage (2); mending clothes (2); keeping farm accounts (1); helping with field work (1); discussing farm purchases (1); farm magazine (1); Orville Freeman job performance (1); John Kennedy job performance (1); Gaylord Nelson job performance (1); congressional party preference (1); voter participation (3); straight or split ballot (1); encouraging child's career (2); Berlin crisis (2); legal age for buying alcohol (1); farmer protecting against war (2); war with Russia (2); Cuban situation (2); savings account (3); helping over-populated nations with birth control (1). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Wisconsin Agriculturist, October 7-14, 1960. Sample: United States -- Farmers residing in Wisconsin--21 years old and over (n=597). Topics covered include: Cuttings made (1); type of silo storage (1); legume inoculation (2); conservation reserve (2); straw bedding (2); testing hay for protein content (1); grinding feed (1); time to milk cow (1); milk quotas (4); drying up cows (1); farm cooperatives (7); buying vegetable seed (1); health insurance (2); working with husband (1); baking habits (4); taking a vacation (1); Milwaukee state fair (2); freedom of speech (2); relationship ages (3); situation in Cuba (2); sales vs. surtax (1); importance of United Nations (1); foreign languages (3); old country (2); Social Security expansion (2); better party to handle various issues (3); presidential candidate preferences (2); importance of presidential election (1); friends' candidate preferences (3); governor candidate preferences (2); congressional party preference (1). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Wisconsin Agriculturist, October 1-15, 1958. Sample: United States -- Farmers residing in Wisconsin--20 years old and over (n=540). Topics covered include: Weight of veal calves (1); young people using guns for hunting (4); hunting habits (1); state mastitis control program (2); corn program vote (1); grass silage (3); sending eggs to town (2); adding thyro-protein to dairy feed (2); handling milk pick-up (3); bulk tanks (2); buying hay (3); farm shop (1); welder ownership (3); acreage allotments (1); conservation reserve program (2); joining co-ops (1); dress patterns (3); buying worthless gadgets (1); house plants (5); quality of grade-school education (1); type of school (2); book reading habits (5); Formosa conflict (3); social security value to farmers (2); Dwight Eisenhower job performance (1); Ezra Taft Benson job performance (1); most important problem (1); better party to handle various problems (4); senator candidate preference (2); importance of senatorial election (1); friends' candidate preferences (3); governor candidate preference (2); congressional party preference (1). |
![]() Revised | Survey by . Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Wisconsin Agriculturist, August, 1958. Sample: United States -- Farmers residing in Wisconsin--20 years old and over (n=449). Topics covered include: Wife helping work (1); chemical weed killers (2); providing grass for cows (1); income from off-farm work (1); harvesting small grain (1); contributions to net income (15); hog support prices (1); cholera vaccination for pigs (1); integrated farming (3); size of herd (1); vaccinating dogs for rabies (2); dairy support prices (3); cutting milk production (1); grass silage (1); making casserole (2); selecting husband's clothes (3); buying dress patterns (5); household repairs (2); recreation activities (8); husband helping with household (1); interest in baseball (2); attention to Middle East (1); troops in Middle East (2); laying flock size (2); ranking national problems (3); better party to handle various problems (7); adequacy of taxes (2); Dwight Eisenhower job performance (2); Ezra Taft Benson job performance (1); Vernon Thomson job performance (1); preferred congressional party (1); preferred governor candidate (1); preferred senator candidate (2); importance of senatorial election (1); friends' candidate preferences (3). |