Questionnaire Dwelling Unit-Level and Person Pair-Level Sampling ...
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L-10<br />
Table L.3 2006 NSDUH Respondent <strong>Pair</strong>-<strong>Level</strong> Weight Summary Statistics (continued)<br />
Before res.pr.ps 1<br />
(SDUWT*PR06WT10*...*PR06WT12)<br />
After res.pr.ps 1<br />
(SDUWT*PR06WT10*...*PR06WT13)<br />
Final Weight: After res.pr.ev 1<br />
(SDUWT*PR06WT10*...*PR06WT14)<br />
Domain n Min Q1 2 Med Q3 2 Max UWE 3 Min Q1 2 Med Q3 2 Max UWE 3 Min Q1 2 Med Q3 2 Max UWE 3<br />
Population Density<br />
Large MSA 1 8,341 24 1,728 4,555 12,117 980,570 7.87 21 1,600 4,342 11,912 749,907 7.38 21 1,585 4,380 12,061 721,973 7.29<br />
Medium to Small 9,794 13 849 2,343 6,488 1,662,813 17.94 8 767 2,202 6,520 812,191 11.44 7 751 2,194 6,504 724,204 11.24<br />
MSA 1<br />
Non-MSA, 1 Urban 599 24 924 2,611 6,983 145,379 4.50 14 765 2,308 6,688 180,760 5.11 12 754 2,337 6,712 180,023 5.11<br />
Non-MSA, 1 Rural 1,159 22 820 2,360 6,917 221,982 6.51 13 770 2,284 6,699 283,219 6.85 12 750 2,246 6,547 269,436 6.89<br />
Group Quarters<br />
Group 435 53 484 1,353 2,676 25,458 2.79 17 378 1,062 2,732 23,267 3.23 16 374 1,057 2,678 21,965 3.28<br />
Nongroup 19,458 13 1,143 3,261 8,852 1,662,813 11.28 8 1,038 3,076 8,759 812,191 8.99 7 1,026 3,054 8,817 724,204 8.86<br />
<strong>Pair</strong> Relationship<br />
Domain 4<br />
Parent-Child<br />
2,155 153 2,833 5,687 12,150 163,196 2.73 81 2,469 5,494 12,540 194,580 2.94 80 2,447 5,550 12,565 164,680 2.85<br />
(12-14)<br />
Parent-Child<br />
4,005 95 3,025 6,160 12,819 163,196 2.71 70 2,661 6,155 13,312 194,580 2.85 62 2,617 6,131 13,435 164,680 2.82<br />
(12-17)<br />
Parent-Child<br />
4,663 95 3,142 6,693 14,283 177,782 2.79 70 2,838 6,653 14,862 224,750 2.97 62 2,779 6,602 14,936 232,099 2.97<br />
(12-20)<br />
Sibling (12-14)- 2,274 13 627 1,201 2,387 32,122 2.45 8 609 1,234 2,484 32,949 2.54 7 605 1,229 2,464 26,640 2.48<br />
Sibling (15-17)<br />
Sibling (12-17)- 2,369 24 937 1,840 3,728 30,035 2.14 14 888 1,813 3,724 31,726 2.21 12 889 1,817 3,737 24,966 2.18<br />
Sibling (18-25)<br />
Spouse-Spouse/ 3,995 27 953 3,851 14,704 1,662,813 14.17 12 823 3,633 15,181 812,191 9.76 11 813 3,630 15,201 724,204 9.52<br />
Partner-Partner<br />
Spouse-Spouse/ 1,873 42 867 3,079 9,139 1,454,494 23.91 20 866 3,312 10,142 812,191 16.08 19 855 3,286 10,321 721,973 15.50<br />
Partner-Partner<br />
with Children<br />
(Younger Than<br />
18)<br />
1 This step used demographic variables from questionnaire data for all selected person pairs; DU = dwelling unit, EV = extreme value adjustment, MSA = metropolitan statistical area, PR = pair, PS = poststratification<br />
adjustment, Res = respondent, SDU = screener dwelling unit.<br />
2 Q1 <strong>and</strong> Q3 refer to the first <strong>and</strong> third quartile of the weight distribution.<br />
3 Unequal weighting effect (UWE) is defined as 1 + [(n - 1)/n]*CV 2 , where CV = coefficient of variation of weights.<br />
4 Parent-child (15-17) was not included here since extreme values were not controlled with this domain.