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R relation to r 4th sibling

Source: R/gss_vars_167.R
sbrel4.Rd

sbrel4

Source

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

Details

Question Now I have some questions about your sisters and brothers. These include your full, adopted, step, or half siblings. Let's start with the oldest and work down to the youngest. (RECORD THIS INFORMATION FOR UP TO THE NINE OLDEST SIBLINGS IN TABLE TO RIGHT). D4. Relation to R. of fourth sibling

Values

  • [1] full

  • [2] adopted

  • [3] step

  • [4] half

  • [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

ballotsyears
A/B/C1994

Overview

For further details see the GSS Data Explorer page for sbrel4.

Counts by year:

yeariapfulladoptedstephalfdon't knowno answernot available in this yearTotal
19941794956566124245-2992
Total179495656612424502992

See also

Other Family Mobility: sbrel1, sbrel2, sbrel3, sbrel5, sbrel6, sbrel7, sbrel8, sbyrbrn8, sbyrbrn9

Other Siblings: sbrel1, sbrel2, sbrel3, sbrel5, sbrel6, sbrel7, sbrel8, sbyrbrn8, sbyrbrn9