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Verification Script for Code 70 General Information: All skips or routing instructions to be programmed are noted next to response in brackets [] All fills are designated by italics text in parens (address) (FI Pronoun): he/she based on FI’s gender (FI Description): age, gender, height, race Program fill for past or future tense as follows: Use the first portion of the fill (will live/lived) If Qtr 1 and call is before Feb 15, else use second portion If Qtr 2 and call is before May 15, else use second portion If Qtr 3 and call is before August 15, else use second portion If Qtr 4 and call is before November 15, else use second portion Program fill for (3-month quarter field period) Qtr 1= January, February, March Qtr 2= April, May, June Qtr 3= July, August, September Qtr 4 = October, November, December Screening Date fill: Date of final Screening Code (Roster Data): age, gender, race for each HH member (Screening Date) fill: Date of final Screening Code (teen demo): demographic data for teen respondent - age, gender. If no gender, use “youth” (adult demo): demographic data for adult respondent - age, gender. If no gender, use “person” (teen pronoun): his/her fill for teen respondent (relationship to R): Relationship to Respondent from Verification Form for age 12-17 (Adult who gave permission for youth to complete the interview. If “relationship to R” is missing, the word choice after the / will appear. E-1
The responses from the following variable items will need to be available for a frequency or data dump by request: A2AELB1 (verbatim elaboration on interview completed some other way) A3BELB1 (verbatim elaboration on why the R could not enter responses into computer) A6BELB1 (verbatim elaboration on FI not being able to assist the R with computer difficulties) DESROS (verbatim elaboration on roster discrepancy) MPAYDES1 (verbatim elaboration on how much the R was paid for participation) PAYCHG (how much the payment influenced the R’s participation) ELB1A (verbatim elaboration on how the FI was unprofessional) Screening Information Provided for Codes 70: CaseID Phone number (designates home or work phone) Address Notes to Verification Caller [Additional data from Newton] First Name Demographic data for respondent Relationship to Respondent (from Verification Form) if R is 12-17 Code 32 info: If a code 32, demographic data for both respondents (to use on help screen) E-2
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2003 National Survey on Drug Use an
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Table of Contents Chapter Page List
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Table of Contents (continued) Chapt
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List of Tables (continued) Table 6.
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List of Tables (continued) Table 7.
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List of Exhibits Exhibit 2.1 2003 N
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1. Introduction The 2003 National S
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2. Sampling and Counting/Listing Op
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segment it was apparent the segment
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working in and around their campuse
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Exhibit 2.1 2003 NSDUH Sample Desig
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Table 2.1 Sampling Summary of 2003
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3. Data Collection Staffing The mag
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The work of an interviewer requires
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quarter to quarter varied, so FSs h
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Exhibit 3.1 NSDUH Management Chart
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Exhibit 3.3 Flow of FI Recruiting A
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4. Preparation of Survey Materials
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• NSDUH Guide Book: This guideboo
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• Quality Control Forms specifica
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• Supplies to be used during trai
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Switching the Industry and Occupati
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Exhibit 4.1 2003 Newton Updates (co
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Exhibit 5.1 Daily Trainee Evaluatio
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included in the Showcard Booklet fo
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usually attributed to breakoffs occ
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6.8.2 Interviewing Staff Attrition
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Table 7.32 2003 English and Spanish
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Table 7.34 2003 Interviewer's Asses
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8. Quality Control While every step
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Table 8.1 2003 NSDUH FI Exit Interv
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Exhibit 8.1 Steps to Maximize Data
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Page 386 and 387: FI NAME: __________________________
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Page 396 and 397: 16. If the screen on your Newton ha
Page 398 and 399: Appendix C Veteran Home Study Cover
Page 400 and 401: DATE: December 4, 2002 TO: FROM: 20
Page 402 and 403: The 2003 Veteran Training Conferenc
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Page 406 and 407: Appendix D Veteran Home Study Exerc
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Page 414 and 415: Appendix E Verification Scripts
Page 418 and 419: Screening Script: >UNDR18AA< In rec
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Page 422 and 423: A1B< >A1C< >A2A< >A2AELB1< Were you
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Page 430 and 431: B1A< >B1AELB1< >B1B< >B1C< How were
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Page 436 and 437: NORES2C< >SPEAKCC1AC2ELB1< >IPRFC< >ELB1C< >DONE
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Page 446 and 447: D1_13B< >D1_13C< >D1_18A< >D1_18B<
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Page 450 and 451: Appendix F Census Bureau Industry a
Page 452 and 453: Industry and Occupation Coding Over
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