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General Social Survey https://gss.norc.org

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Question 7. Spouse's occupation, prestige, and industry.

Values

  • 3 legislators

  • 4 chief executives and general admin., public admin

  • 5 administrators and officials, public administration

  • 6 administrators, protective service

  • 7 financial managers

  • 8 personnel and labor relations managers

  • 9 purchasing managers

  • 13 managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations

  • 14 administrators, education and related fields

  • 15 managers, medicine and health

  • 16 managers, properties and real estate

  • 17 postmasters and mail superintendents

  • 18 funeral directors

  • 19 managers and administrators, n.e.c.

  • 23 accountants and auditors

  • 24 underwriters

  • 25 other financial officers

  • 26 management analysts

  • 27 personnel, training, and labor relations specialists

  • 28 purchasing agents and buyers, farm products

  • 29 buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products

  • 33 purchasing agents and buyers

  • 34 business and promotion agents

  • 35 construction inspectors

  • 36 inspectors/compliance officers, except construction

  • 37 management related occupations, n.e.c.

  • 43 architects

  • 44 aerospace engineers

  • 45 metallurgical and materials engineers

  • 46 mining engineers

  • 47 petroleum engineers

  • 48 chemical engineers

  • 49 nuclear engineers

  • 53 civil engineers

  • 54 agricultural engineers

  • 55 electrical and electronic engineers

  • 56 industrial engineers

  • 57 mechanical engineers

  • 58 marine and naval architects

  • 59 engineers, n.e.c.

  • 63 surveyors and mapping scientists

  • 64 computer systems analysts and scientists

  • 65 operations and systems researchers and analysts

  • 66 actuaries

  • 67 statisticians

  • 68 mathematical scientists, n.e.c.

  • 69 physicists and astronomers

  • 73 chemists, except biochemists

  • 74 atmospheric and space scientists

  • 75 geologists and geodesists

  • 76 physical scientists, n.e.c.

  • 77 agricultural and food scientists

  • 78 biological and life scientists

  • 79 forestry and conservation scientists

  • 83 medical scientists

  • 84 physicians

  • 85 dentists

  • 86 veterinarians

  • 87 optometrists

  • 88 podiatrists

  • 89 health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.

  • 95 registered nurses

  • 96 pharmacists

  • 97 dietitians

  • 98 inhalation therapists

  • 99 occupational therapists

  • 103 physical therapists

  • 104 speech therapists

  • 105 therapists, n.e.c.

  • 106 physicians' assistants

  • 113 earth, environmental, and marine science teachers

  • 114 biological science teachers

  • 115 chemistry teachers

  • 116 physics teachers

  • 117 natural science teachers, n.e.c.

  • 118 psychology teachers

  • 119 economics teachers

  • 123 history teachers

  • 124 political science teachers

  • 125 sociology teachers

  • 126 social science teachers, n.e.c.

  • 127 engineering teachers

  • 128 mathematical science teachers

  • 129 computer science teachers

  • 133 medical science teachers

  • 134 health specialties teachers

  • 135 business, commerce, and marketing teachers

  • 136 agriculture and forestry teachers

  • 137 art, drama, and music teachers

  • 138 physical education teachers

  • 139 education teachers

  • 143 english teachers

  • 144 foreign language teachers

  • 145 law teachers

  • 146 social work teachers

  • 147 theology teachers

  • 148 trade and industrial teachers

  • 149 home economics teachers

  • 153 teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c.

  • 154 postsecondary teachers, subject not specified

  • 155 teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten

  • 156 teachers, elementary school

  • 157 teachers, secondary school

  • 158 teachers, special education

  • 159 teachers, n.e.c.

  • 163 counselors, educational and vocational

  • 164 librarians

  • 165 archivists and curators

  • 166 economists

  • 167 psychologists

  • 168 sociologists

  • 169 social scientists, n.e.c.

  • 173 urban planners

  • 174 social workers

  • 175 recreation workers

  • 176 clergy

  • 177 religious workers, n.e.c.

  • 178 lawyers

  • 179 judges

  • 183 authors

  • 184 technical writers

  • 185 designers

  • 186 musicians and composers

  • 187 actors and directors

  • 188 painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and printmakers

  • 189 photographers

  • 193 dancers

  • 194 artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c.

  • 195 editors and reporters

  • 197 public relations specialists

  • 198 announcers

  • 199 athletes

  • 203 clinical laboratory technologists and technicians

  • 204 dental hygienists

  • 205 health record technologists and technicians

  • 206 radiologic technicians

  • 207 licensed practical nurses

  • 208 health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.

  • 213 electrical and electronic technicians

  • 214 industrial engineering technicians

  • 215 mechanical engineering technicians

  • 216 engineering technicians, n.e.c.

  • 217 drafting occupations

  • 218 surveying and mapping technicians

  • 223 biological technicians

  • 224 chemical technicians

  • 225 science technicians, n.e.c.

  • 226 airplane pilots and navigators

  • 227 air traffic controllers

  • 228 broadcast equipment operators

  • 229 computer programmers

  • 233 tool programmers, numerical control

  • 234 legal assistants

  • 235 technicians, n.e.c.

  • 243 supervisors and proprietors, sales occupations

  • 253 insurance sales occupations

  • 254 real estate sales occupations

  • 255 securities and financial services sales occupations

  • 256 advertising and related sales occupations

  • 257 sales occupations, other business services

  • 258 sales engineers

  • 259 sales rep., mining, manufacturing, and wholesale

  • 263 sales workers, motor vehicles and boats

  • 264 sales workers, apparel

  • 265 sales workers, shoes

  • 266 sales workers, furniture and home furnishings

  • 267 sales workers, radio, tv, hi-fi, and appliances

  • 268 sales workers, hardware and building supplies

  • 269 sales workers, parts

  • 274 sales workers, other commodities

  • 275 sales counter clerks

  • 276 cashiers

  • 277 street and door-to-door sales workers

  • 278 news vendors

  • 283 demonstrators, promoters and models, sales

  • 284 auctioneers

  • 285 sales support occupations, n.e.c.

  • 303 supervisors, general office

  • 304 supervisors, computer equipment operators

  • 305 supervisors, financial records processing

  • 306 chief communications operators

  • 307 supervisors, distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks

  • 308 computer operators

  • 309 peripheral equipment operators

  • 313 secretaries

  • 314 stenographers

  • 315 typists

  • 316 interviewers

  • 317 hotel clerks

  • 318 transportation ticket and reservation agents

  • 319 receptionists

  • 323 information clerks, n.e.c.

  • 325 classified-ad clerks

  • 326 correspondence clerks

  • 327 order clerks

  • 328 personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping

  • 329 library clerks

  • 335 file clerks

  • 336 records clerks

  • 337 bookkeepers, accounting and auditing clerks

  • 338 payroll and timekeeping clerks

  • 339 billing clerks

  • 343 cost and rate clerks

  • 344 billing, posting, and calculating machine operators

  • 345 duplicating machine operators

  • 346 mail preparing and paper handling machine operators

  • 347 office machine operators, n.e.c.

  • 348 telephone operators

  • 349 telegraphers

  • 353 communications equipment operators, n.e.c.

  • 354 postal clerks, excluding mail carriers

  • 355 mail carriers, postal service

  • 356 mail clerks, excluding postal service

  • 357 messengers

  • 359 dispatchers

  • 363 production coordinators

  • 364 traffic, shipping and receiving clerks

  • 365 stock and inventory clerks

  • 366 meter readers

  • 368 weighers, measurers, and checkers

  • 369 samplers

  • 373 expediters

  • 374 material recording, scheduling and distributing clerks, n.e.c.

  • 375 insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators

  • 376 investigators and adjusters, except insurance

  • 377 eligibility clerks, social welfare

  • 378 bill and account collectors

  • 379 general office clerks

  • 383 bank tellers

  • 384 proofreaders

  • 385 data-entry keyers

  • 386 statistical clerks

  • 387 teachers' aides

  • 389 administrative support occupations, n.e.c.

  • 403 launderers and ironers

  • 404 cooks, private household

  • 405 housekeepers and butlers

  • 406 child care workers, private household

  • 407 private household cleaners and servants

  • 413 supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupations

  • 414 supervisors, police and detectives

  • 415 supervisors, guards

  • 416 fire inspection and fire prevention occupations

  • 417 firefighting occupations

  • 418 police and detectives, public service

  • 423 sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers

  • 424 correctional institution officers

  • 425 crossing guards

  • 426 guards and police, excluding public service

  • 427 protective service occupations

  • 430 former member of the armed forces

  • 431 current member of the armed forces

  • 433 supervisors, food preparation and service occupations

  • 434 bartenders

  • 435 waiters and waitresses

  • 436 cooks, except short order

  • 437 short-order cooks

  • 438 food counter, fountain and related occupations

  • 439 kitchen workers, food preparation

  • 443 waiters'/waitresses' assistants

  • 444 miscellaneous food preparation occupations

  • 445 dental assistants

  • 446 health aids, except nursing

  • 447 nursing aides, orderlies and attendants

  • 448 supervisors, cleaning and building service workers

  • 449 maids and housemen

  • 453 janitors and cleaners

  • 454 elevator operators

  • 455 pest control occupations

  • 456 supervisors, personal service occupations

  • 457 barbers

  • 458 hairdressers and cosmetologists

  • 459 attendants, amusement and recreation facilities

  • 463 guides

  • 464 ushers

  • 465 public transportation attendants

  • 466 baggage porters and bellhops

  • 467 welfare service aides

  • 468 child care workers, except private household

  • 469 personal service occupations, n.e.c.

  • 473 farmers, except horticultural

  • 474 horticultural specialty farmers

  • 475 managers, farms, except horticultural

  • 476 managers, horticultural specialty farms

  • 477 supervisors, farm workers

  • 479 farm workers

  • 483 marine life cultivation workers

  • 484 nursery workers

  • 485 supervisors, related agricultural occupations

  • 486 groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm

  • 487 animal caretakers, except farm

  • 488 graders and sorters, agricultural products

  • 489 inspectors, agricultural products

  • 494 supervisors, forestry and logging workers

  • 495 forestry workers, except logging

  • 496 timber cutting and logging occupations

  • 497 captains and other officers, fishing vessels

  • 498 fishers

  • 499 hunters and trappers

  • 503 supervisors, mechanics and repairers

  • 505 automobile mechanics, except apprentices

  • 506 automobile mechanic apprentices

  • 507 bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics

  • 508 aircraft engine mechanics

  • 509 small engine repairers

  • 514 automobile body and related repairers

  • 515 aircraft mechanics, excluding engine

  • 516 heavy equipment mechanics

  • 517 farm equipment mechanics

  • 518 industrial machinery repairers

  • 519 machinery maintenance occupations

  • 523 electronic repairers, communications and industrial equipment

  • 525 data processing equipment repairers

  • 526 household appliance and power tool repairers

  • 527 telephone line installers and repairers

  • 529 telephone installers and repairers

  • 533 misc. electrical and electronic equipment repairers

  • 534 heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics

  • 535 camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers

  • 536 locksmiths and safe repairers

  • 538 office machine repairers

  • 539 mechanical controls and valve repairers

  • 543 elevator installers and repairers

  • 544 millwrights

  • 547 specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.

  • 549 not specified mechanics and repairers

  • 553 supervisors, brickmasons, stonemasons, and title setters

  • 554 supervisors, carpenters and related work

  • 555 supervisors, electricians and power transmission installers

  • 556 supervisors, painters, paperhangers, and plasterers

  • 557 supervisors, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters

  • 558 supervisors, n.e.c.

  • 563 brickmasons and stonemasons, except apprentices

  • 564 brickmasons and stonemasons apprentices

  • 565 tile setters, hard and soft

  • 566 carpet installers

  • 567 carpenters, except apprentices

  • 569 carpenter apprentices

  • 573 drywall installers

  • 575 electricians, except apprentices

  • 576 electrician apprentices

  • 577 electrical power installers and repairers

  • 579 painters, construction and maintenance

  • 583 paperhangers

  • 584 plasterers

  • 585 plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters, except apprentices

  • 587 plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices

  • 588 concrete and terrazzo finishers

  • 589 glaziers

  • 593 insulation workers

  • 594 paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators

  • 595 roofers

  • 596 sheetmetal duct installers

  • 597 structural metal workers

  • 598 drillers, earth

  • 599 construction trades, n.e.c.

  • 613 supervisors, extractive occupations

  • 614 drillers, oil well

  • 615 explosives workers

  • 616 mining machine operators

  • 617 mining occupations, n.e.c.

  • 633 supervisors, production occupations

  • 634 tool and die makers, except apprentices

  • 635 tool and die maker apprentices

  • 636 precision assemblers, metal

  • 637 machinists, except apprentices

  • 639 machinist apprentices

  • 643 boilermakers

  • 644 precision grinders, fitters, and tool sharpeners

  • 645 patternmakers and model makers, metal

  • 646 lay-out workers

  • 647 precious stones and metals workers

  • 649 engravers, metal

  • 653 sheet metal workers, except apprentices

  • 654 sheet metal worker, apprentices

  • 655 miscellaneous precision metal workers

  • 656 patternmakers and model makers, wood

  • 657 cabinet makers and bench carpenters

  • 658 furniture and wood finishers

  • 659 miscellaneous precision woodworkers

  • 666 dressmakers

  • 667 tailors

  • 668 upholsterers

  • 669 shoe repairers

  • 673 apparel and fabric patternmakers

  • 674 miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers

  • 675 hand molders and shapers, except jewelers

  • 676 patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters

  • 677 optical goods workers

  • 678 dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians

  • 679 bookbinders

  • 683 electrical and electronic equipment assemblers

  • 684 miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c.

  • 686 butchers and meat cutters

  • 687 bakers

  • 688 food batchmakers

  • 689 inspectors, testers, and graders

  • 693 adjusters and calibrators

  • 694 water and sewage treatment plant operators

  • 695 power plant operators

  • 696 stationary engineers

  • 699 miscellaneous plant and system operators

  • 703 lathe and turning machine set-up operators

  • 704 lathe and turning machine operators

  • 705 milling and planing machine operators

  • 706 punching and stamping press machine operators

  • 707 rolling machine operators

  • 708 drilling and boring machine operators

  • 709 grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine operators

  • 713 forging machine operators

  • 714 numerical control machine operators

  • 715 miscellaneous metal, plastic, stone, and glass working machine operators

  • 717 fabricating machine operators, n.e.c.

  • 719 molding and casting machine operators

  • 723 metal plating machine operators

  • 724 heat treating equipment operators

  • 725 miscellaneous metal and plastic processing machine operators

  • 726 wood lathe, routing and planing machine operators

  • 727 sawing machine operators

  • 728 shaping and joining machine operators

  • 729 nailing and tacking machine operators

  • 733 miscellaneous woodworking machine operators

  • 734 printing machine operators

  • 735 photoengravers and lithographers

  • 736 typesetters and compositors

  • 737 miscellaneous printing machine operators

  • 738 winding and twisting machine operators

  • 739 knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operators

  • 743 textile cutting machine operators

  • 744 textile sewing machine operators

  • 745 shoe machine operators

  • 747 pressing machine operators

  • 748 laundering and dry cleaning machine operators

  • 749 miscellaneous textile machine operators

  • 753 cementing and gluing machine operators

  • 754 packaging and filling machine operators

  • 755 extruding and forming machine operators

  • 756 mixing and blending machine operators

  • 757 separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators

  • 758 compressing and compacting machine operators

  • 759 painting and paint spraying machine operators

  • 763 roasting and baking machine operators, food

  • 764 washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators

  • 765 folding machine operators

  • 766 furnace, kiln, and oven operators, except food

  • 768 crushing and grinding machine operators

  • 769 slicing and cutting machine operators

  • 773 motion picture projectionists

  • 774 photographic process machine operators

  • 777 miscellaneous and not specified machine operators, n.e.c.

  • 779 machine operators, not specified

  • 783 welders and cutters

  • 784 solderers and blazers

  • 785 assemblers

  • 786 hand cutting and trimming occupations

  • 787 hand molding, casting, and forming occupations

  • 789 hand painting,coating, and decorating occupations

  • 793 hand engraving and printing occupations

  • 794 hand grinding and polishing occupations

  • 795 miscellaneous hand working occupations

  • 796 production inspectors, checkers, and examiners

  • 797 production testers

  • 798 production samplers and weighers

  • 799 graders and sorters, except agricultural

  • 803 supervisors, motor vehicle operators

  • 804 truck drivers, heavy

  • 805 truck drivers, light

  • 806 driver-sales workers

  • 808 bus drivers

  • 809 taxicab drivers and chauffeurs

  • 813 parking lot attendants

  • 814 motor transportation occupations, n.e.c.

  • 823 railroad conductors and yardmasters

  • 824 locomotive operating occupations

  • 825 railroad brake, signal, and switch operators

  • 826 rail vehicle operators, n.e.c.

  • 828 ship captains and mates, except fishing boats

  • 829 sailors and deckhands

  • 833 marine engineers

  • 834 bridge, lock and lighthouse tenders

  • 843 supervisors, material moving equipment operators

  • 844 operating engineers

  • 845 longshore equipment operators

  • 848 hoist and winch operators

  • 849 crane and tower operators

  • 853 excavating and loading machine operators

  • 855 grader, dozer, and scraper operators

  • 856 industrial truck and tractor equipment operators

  • 859 miscellaneous material moving equipment operators

  • 863 handlers, equipment cleaners, helpers, and laborers, n.e.c.

  • 864 helpers, mechanics and repairers

  • 865 helpers, construction trades

  • 866 helpers, surveyor

  • 867 helpers, extractive occupations

  • 869 construction laborers

  • 873 production helpers

  • 875 garbage collectors

  • 876 stevedores

  • 877 stock handlers and baggers

  • 878 machine feeders and offbearers

  • 883 freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c.

  • 885 garage and service station related occupations

  • 887 vehicle washers and equipment cleaners

  • 888 hand packers and packagers

  • 889 laborers, except construction

  • 998 dk

  • 999 na

  • NA(d) don't know

  • NA(i) iap

  • NA(j) I don't have a job

  • NA(m) dk, na, iap

  • NA(n) no answer

  • NA(p) not imputable

  • NA(q) not imputable

  • NA(r) refused

  • NA(s) skipped on web

  • NA(u) uncodeable

  • NA(x) not available in this release

  • NA(y) not available in this year

  • NA(z) see codebook