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Univariate Analysis 553
TABLE 19.1
Codebook for Mexico City Network Study, January 15, 1987
Column Variable Name Variable Description
1–4 INTNUM Interview number, from 0001–2400
5–7 ZONE Number of the zone of the city, from 1–120 on a map of Mexico City where
interview was conducted
8 CLAZONE Socioeconomic class of the zone of the city, as determined by the interviewers.
1 Lower Class, 2 Middle Class, 3 Upper Class
9 SEX The sex of the respondent. 1 Male, 2 Female
10 CLASRESP Socioeconomic class of the respondent, as determined by the interviewers. 1
Lower Class, 2 Middle Class, 3 Upper Class
11–12 AGE Age of respondent, self-reported, in years
13–14 SCHOOL Number of years respondent spent in school
15–16 DFLIVE Number of years respondent has lived in Mexico City [D.F., or Distrito Federal]
17 OCCN Occupation. 1 Housewife, 2 Regular employment, 3 Retired, 4
Unemployed, 5 Other
18 DOC Does the respondent know a physician who works in the public hospitals? 1
Yes, 2 No
19 YESDOC Does the interviewer think the respondent really does know a physician in the
public hospitals? 1 Yes, 2 No
20 QUAKE Does the respondent know someone who died in the 1985 earthquake? 1 Yes,
2 No
21 YESQUAKE Same as YESDOC, column 19, for QUAKE
22 HOWLONG How many days did it take before the respondent learned that someone he or she
knew had died in the quake? 1 0–15 days, 2 15–30 days, 3 31–45 days,
4 46–60 days, 5 61 days
23 MAIL Does the respondent know someone who works for the postal authority? 1 Yes,
2 No
24 YESMAIL Same as YESDOC, column 19, for MAIL
25 ROBBED Does the respondent know someone who was robbed in the street in 1986? 1
Yes, 2 No
26 YESROB Same as YESDOC, column 19, for ROBBED
27 BUS100 Does the respondent know someone who is a bus driver on Route 100? [This is a
public bus route in Mexico City.] 1 Yes, 2 No
28 YESBUS Same as YESDOC, column 19, for BUS100
29 PESERO Does the respondent know someone who drives a pesero in Mexico City? [These
are private cars and Volkswagen minibuses that operate along established routes
as privately owned, public conveyances.] 1 Yes, 2 No
30 YESPES Same as YESDOC, column 19, for PESERO
31 PRIEST Does the respondent know a Catholic priest in Mexico City? 1 Yes, 2 No
32 YESPRIES Same as YESDOC, column 19, for PRIEST
33 VENDOR Does the respondent know someone who works as a street vendor in the
underground economy? 1 Yes, 2 No
34 YESVEND Same as YESDOC, column 19, for VENDOR
35 TV Does the respondent know someone who works for Televisa, the television
company in Mexico City? 1 Yes, 2 No
36 YESTV Same as YESDOC, column 19, for TV
37 WIND Does the respondent know someone who makes his living cleaning car
windshields at stoplights in Mexico City and asking for tips? 1 Yes, 2 No
38 YESWIND Same as YESDOC, column 19, for WIND
39 RAPE Does the respondent know someone who was raped in the street in 1986? 1
Yes, 2 No
40 YESRAPE Same as YESDOC, column 19, for RAPE
41 INTID Identity of the interviewer. 1 Alicia, 2 Juana, 3 Roberto, 4 Glaucio,
5 Gladys, 6 Alberto
42 KNOW How many people does the respondent think he or she knows? 1 0–100, 2
101–500, 3 501–1,000, 4 1,001–1,500, 5 1,500