Mothers industry code (1980)

maind80

Source

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

Details

Question A. What kind of work did your (mother/MOTHER SUBSTITUTE) usually do while you were growing up? That is, what was her job called? OCCUPATION: (See REMARKS) B. IF NOT ALREADY ANSWERED, ASK: What did she actually do in that job? Tell me, what were some of her main duties? C. What kind of place did she work for? INDUSTRY: (See REMARKS) D. IF NOT ALREADY ANSWERED, ASK: What did they (make/do)? E. IF ALREADY ANSWERED, CODE WITHOUT ASKING: Was she self-employed, or did she work for someone else?

Values

• 10 agricultural production, crops

• 11 agricultural production, livestock

• 20 agricultural services, except horticultural

• 21 horticultural services

• 30 forestry

• 31 fishing, hunting, and trapping, etc.

• 40 metal mining

• 41 coal mining

• 42 crude petroleum and natural gas extraction

• 50 nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel

• 60 construction

• 100 meat products

• 101 dairy products

• 102 canned and preserved fruits and vegetables

• 110 grain mill products

• 111 bakery products

• 112 sugar and confectionery products

• 120 beverage industries

• 121 miscellaneous food preparations and kindred products

• 122 not specified food industries

• 130 tobacco manufactures

• 132 knitting mills

• 140 dyeing and finishing textiles, except wool and knit goods

• 141 floor coverings, except hard surface

• 142 yarn, thread, and fabric mills

• 150 miscellaneous textile mill products

• 151 apparel and accessories, except knit

• 152 miscellaneous fabricated textile products

• 160 pulp, paper, and paperboard mills

• 161 miscellaneous paper and pulp products

• 162 paperboard containers and boxes

• 171 newspaper publishing and printing

• 172 printing, publishing, and allied industries, except newspapers

• 180 plastics, synthetics, and resins

• 181 drugs

• 182 soaps and cosmetics

• 185 paints, varnishes, and related products

• 190 agricultural chemicals

• 191 industrial and miscellaneous chemicals

• 192 petroleum and coal products

• 200 petroleum refining

• 201 miscellaneous petroleum and coal products

• 210 tires and inner tubes

• 211 other rubber products, and plastics footwear and belting

• 212 miscellaneous plastics products

• 220 leather tanning and finishing

• 221 footwear, except rubber and plastic

• 222 leather products, except footwear

• 230 logging

• 231 sawmills, planning mills, and millwork

• 232 wood buildings and mobile homes

• 241 miscellaneous wood products

• 242 furniture and fixtures

• 250 glass and glass products

• 251 cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products

• 252 structural clay products

• 261 pottery and related products

• 262 miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products

• 270 blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills

• 271 iron and steel foundries

• 272 primary aluminum industries

• 280 other primary metal industries

• 281 cutlery, hand tools, and other hardware

• 282 fabricated structural metal products

• 290 screw machine products

• 291 metal forgings and stampings

• 292 ordnance

• 300 miscellaneous fabricated metal products

• 301 not specified metal industries

• 310 engines and turbines

• 311 farm machinery and equipment

• 312 construction and material handling machines

• 320 metalworking machinery

• 321 office and accounting machines

• 322 electronic computing equipment

• 331 machinery, except electrical, n.e.c.

• 332 not specified machinery

• 340 household appliances

• 341 radio, tv, and communication equipment

• 342 electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c.

• 350 not specified electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies

• 351 motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment

• 352 aircraft and parts

• 360 ship and boat building and repairing

• 361 railroad locomotives and equipment

• 362 guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts

• 370 cycles and miscellaneous transportation equipment

• 371 scientific and controlling instruments

• 372 optical and health services supplies

• 380 photographic equipment and supplies

• 381 watches, clocks, and clockwork operated devices

• 382 not specified professional equipment

• 390 toys, amusement, and sporting goods

• 391 miscellaneous manufacturing industries

• 392 not specified manufacturing industries

• 400 railroads

• 401 bus service and urban transit

• 402 taxicab service

• 410 trucking service

• 411 warehousing and storage

• 412 u.s. postal service

• 420 water transportation

• 421 air transportation

• 422 pipe lines, except natural gas

• 432 services incidental to transportation

• 440 radio and television broadcasting

• 441 telephone (wire and radio)

• 442 telegraph and miscellaneous communication service

• 460 electric light and power

• 461 gas and steam supply systems

• 462 electric and gas, and other combinations

• 470 water supply and irrigation

• 471 sanitary services

• 472 not specified utilities

• 500 motor vehicles and equipment

• 501 furniture and home furnishings

• 502 lumber and construction materials

• 510 sporting goods, toys, and hobby goods

• 511 metals and minerals, except petroleum

• 512 electrical goods

• 521 hardware, plumbing and heating supplies

• 522 not specified electrical and hardware products

• 530 machinery, equipment, and supplies

• 531 scrap and waste materials

• 532 miscellaneous wholesale, durable goods

• 540 paper and paper products

• 541 drugs, chemicals, and allied products

• 542 apparel, fabrics, and notions

• 550 groceries and related products

• 551 farm products-raw materials

• 552 petroleum products

• 560 alcoholic beverages

• 561 farm supplies

• 562 miscellaneous wholesale, nondurable goods

• 571 not specified wholesale trade

• 580 lumber and building material retailing

• 581 hardware stores

• 582 retail nurseries and garden stores

• 590 mobile home dealers

• 591 department stores

• 592 variety stores

• 600 miscellaneous general merchandise stores

• 601 grocery stores

• 602 dairy products stores

• 610 retail bakeries

• 611 food stores, n.e.c.

• 612 motor vehicle dealers

• 620 auto and home supply stores

• 621 gasoline service stations

• 622 miscellaneous vehicle dealers

• 630 apparel and accessory stores, except shoe

• 631 shoe stores

• 632 furniture and home furnishings stores

• 640 household appliances, tv, and radio stores

• 641 eating and drinking places

• 642 drug stores

• 650 liquor stores

• 651 sporting goods, bicycles, and hobby stores

• 652 book and stationery stores

• 660 jewelry stores

• 661 sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores

• 662 mail order houses

• 670 vending machine operators

• 671 direct selling establishments

• 672 fuel and ice dealers

• 681 retail florists

• 682 miscellaneous retail stores

• 691 not specified retail trade

• 700 banking

• 701 savings and loan associations

• 702 credit agencies, n.e.c.

• 710 security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies

• 711 insurance

• 712 real estate, including real estate-insurance-law offices

• 721 advertising

• 722 services to dwellings and other buildings

• 730 commercial research, development, and testing labs

• 731 personnel supply services

• 732 business management and consulting services

• 740 computer and data processing services

• 741 detective and protective services

• 742 business services, n.e.c.

• 750 automotive services, except repair

• 751 automotive repair shops

• 752 electrical repair shops

• 760 miscellaneous repair services

• 761 private households

• 762 hotels and motels

• 770 lodging places, except hotels and motels

• 771 laundry, cleaning, and garment services

• 772 beauty shops

• 780 barber shops

• 781 funeral service and crematories

• 782 shoe repair shops

• 790 dressmaking shops

• 791 miscellaneous personal services

• 800 theaters and motion pictures

• 801 bowling alleys, billiard and pool parlors

• 802 miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services

• 812 offices of physicians

• 820 offices of dentists

• 821 offices of chiropractors

• 822 offices of optometrists

• 830 offices of health practitioners, n.e.c.

• 831 hospitals

• 832 nursing and personal care facilities

• 840 health services, n.e.c.

• 841 legal services

• 842 elementary and secondary schools

• 850 colleges and universities

• 851 business, trade, and vocational schools

• 852 libraries

• 860 educational services, n.e.c.

• 861 job training and vocational rehabilitation services

• 862 child day care services

• 870 residential care facilities, without nursing

• 871 social services, n.e.c.

• 872 museums, art galleries and zoos

• 880 religious organizations

• 881 membership organizations

• 882 engineering, architectural, and surveying services

• 890 accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services

• 891 noncommercial educational and scientific research

• 892 miscellaneous professional and related services

• 900 executive and legislative offices

• 901 general government, n.e.c.

• 910 justice, public order, and safety

• 921 public finance, taxation, and monetary policy

• 922 administration of human resources programs

• 930 administration of environmental quality and household programs

• 931 administration of economic programs

• 932 national security and international affairs

• 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(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

Question Years and Ballots

year	ballots	availability
1994	A/B/C	full
1996	A/B/C	full
1998	A/B/C	full
2000	A/B/C	full
2002	A/B/C	full
2004	A/B/C	full
2006	A/B/C	full
2008	A/B/C	full
2010	A/B/C	full

Link at the GSS

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See also

Other Core: maocc10, maocc80, mapres80, mawrkslf, paind10, paindstatus, paindtag, papres10, papres105plus