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Atlanta GA 1996 INTRODUCTION Hello, my name is __________. I am calling on behalf of the population study for the Jewish community commissioned by the Atlanta Jewish Federation. We are NOT asking for contributions. We're interviewing randomly-selected households with one or more Jewish persons. A. Is anyone in your household Jewish? 1. YES 2. No 3. NOT SURE/PARTIAL The information will be used to identify needs and to plan better services. B. Were you or any other adult in the household raised Jewish or have a Jewish Your answers will be completely mother or father? anonymous. 1. YES - RAISED JEWISH (tell supervisor) We do NOT know your name or 2. YES - JEWISH MOTHER/FATHER (tell address. supervisor) GO TO INTERVIEW FORM 3. NO 4. NOT SURE We have only one question: “How many different telephone numbers, not extensions, but different numbers, do you have coming into this household?” Thank you for your help. INTERVIEWER TO COMPLETE Phone Number Replicate # Page # Date Interviewer SUPERVISOR TO COMPLETE ID Number Phone Number on Editor Coder Data Entry Federation List? 1=yes 2=no (1 - 4) (5) The Atlanta Jewish Federation Tier 1 1996 Jewish Population and Marketing Study Ukeles Associates, Inc. Anonymous The Atlanta Jewish Federation 1440 Spring Street, NW Atlanta, Georgia 30309-2837 Phone: (404) 873-1661 • Fax (404) 874-7043 Residency 1. How many years have you been living in Atlanta? _____ Years (Year 19____) (6-7) Born in Atlanta - Go to Q. 3 2. Before you moved to Atlanta, in what city did you live? ________________________ (8-9) 3. How many years are you living at your current address? ______ Years (Year 19____) (10-11) 4. What is your zip code? 30 (12) (13) (14) SKIP IF Q. 3 = Q. 1 IF MOVED WITHIN ATLANTA 5. Before you moved to your current address, did 6. Where in Atlanta? (16 - 17) PROMPT IF NEC. you live in the: (15) 01. Alpharetta 09. Northlake 02. Buckhead 10. Roswell 1. Same neighborhood, or in 03. Chamblee 11. Sandy Springs 04. Doraville 12. Toco Hills 2. A different part of Atlanta 6666666666666 05. Dunwoody 13. Inside perimeter 06. East Cobb 14. Outside perimeter 9. DK/NR 07. Midtown 15. Other ___________ 08. Morningside 99. DK (PROMPT) DEFINITELY OR PROBABLY MOVING 7. Will you: (18) 8. Where do you IF MOVING IN expect to move? (19) ATLANTA: 1. Definitely 66666666666666666666666 PROMPT IF PROMPT IF NEC. 2. Probably 666666666666666666666666 NECESSARY 9. Where in Atlanta? (20-21) 1. Stay in 01. Alpharetta 3. Probably not, or 6 (GO TO NEXT PAGE) neighborhood 02. Buckhead 4. Definitely not 66 (GO TO NEXT PAGE) 2. Different part of 03. Chamblee Atlanta6666 04. Doraville move in the next 3 years? 05. Dunwoody 3. Other Georgia 06. East Cobb 4. Other US 9. DK/NR 6 (GO TO NEXT PAGE) 07. Midtown 5. Foreign ________ 08. Morningside 6. Undecided 09. Northlake 9. DK (PROMPT) 10. Roswell 11. Sandy Springs 12. Toco Hills 13. Inside perimeter 14. Outside perimeter 15. Other _______ 99. DK (PROMPT) Demographics 10. Now, including yourself, how many people live in your household? ________ (22) (Include all people who consider this home their primary residence, including those away from home such as college students.) 11. 15. 16. Is everyone in What is the 12. 14. Was everyone in your your household relationship of And how old are Where were you household born Jewish? currently Jewish? the other people you? 13. born? IF NO: IF NO: Person # to you? And your _? Gender And your _____? Who was not? Who is not? Respondent M MF (23 - 24) (25) (26 - 27) 1. Yes 2. No (28) 1. Yes 2. No (29) Adult 2 MF (30) (31 - 32) (33) (34 - 35) 1. Yes 2. No (36) 1. Yes 2. No (37) Adult 3 MF (38) (39 - 40) (41) (42 - 43) 1. Yes 2. No (44) 1. Yes 2. No (45) Adult 4 MF (46) (47 - 48) (49) (50 - 51) 1. Yes 2. No (52) 1. Yes 2. No (53) MF 1. Yes 2. No M Child 1 (54 - 55) (56) (57 - 58) 1. Yes 2. No (59) 3. Both (60) MF 1. Yes 2. No M Child 2 (61 - 62) (63) (64 - 65) 1. Yes 2. No (66) 3. Both (67) MF 1. Yes 2. No í M Child 3 (1 - 2) (3) (4 - 5) 1. Yes 2. No (6) 3. Both (7) MF 1. Yes 2. No M Child 4 (8 - 9) (10) (11 - 12) 1. Yes 2. No (13) 3. Both (14) H = Husband ASK EXACT AGE. Age 18 and USA is NOT an W = Wife USE GROUPS IF over is an answer: Get NECESSARY: adult. State! M = Mother Under 20, 20-24, F = Father 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, Georgia 17 and under AC = Adult Child 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, is NOT an is a child. 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, answer: 85-89, 90+ Get City IF AGE 50 OR OVER AND NO CHILD IN HOUSEHOLD 17. Do you have any adult children who have established their own homes? 1. Yes 2. No 9.DK/NR (15) EACH ADULT IF EVER WORKED í 18. 19. 20. 21. For what 22. 23. Are you: What is the highest Are you currently: kind of business or level of education you industry do you What is your And your _______? have completed? And your _____? work? occupation or job Are you self And your ______? title? employed? READ AS NECESSARY 1. working full time And your _____? PROMPT IF 2. working part time And your _____? And your _____? 1. married for the first time NECESSARY. 3. retired PROMPT IF 01. Less than high school 2. divorced, REmarried now NECESSARY PROMPT IF 02. Graduated high school 4. homemaker NECESSARY 3. widowed, REmarried now 03. Technical/trade school Did ___ ever work 01. Communications 04. Some college 02. Finance, banking, 01. Professional/Technical 4. single, never married 05. 2-year college degree outside the home? (16) insurance, real estate 02. Manager/Administrator 5. currently divorced (associates—AA) 1. Yes 66666 03. Manufacturing 06. 4-year college degree 03. Clerical/Sales 2. No 6. currently widowed (bachelors—BA, BS, etc.) 04. Crafts 04. Government 05. Operative 07. Some graduate school Skip Q. 23 5. full-time volunteer 7. separated 08. Master's degree 05. Non-profit 8. other _____ 09. Ph.D. (Doctorate) (Ed.D.) 6. disabled Skip Q. 23 10. Reg. Nurse 9. DK/NR 7. unemployed 11. M.D. 8. a student 06. Retail/Wholesale 12. D.D.S 07. Personal Services Adult 13. Law 08. Business services 14. Chiropractor # 9. DK/NR 09. Transportation/ 99. DK/NR Construction 10. Jewish community 99. DK/NR 11. Medical 12. Legal 99. DK/NR 1. Yes Respon- dent 2. No 9.DK/NR (17) (18 - 19) (20) (21 - 22) (23 - 24) (25) 1. Yes Adult 2 2. No 9.DK/NR (26) (27 - 28) (29) (30 - 31) (32 - 33) (34) 1. Yes Adult 3 2. No 9.DK/NR (35) (36 - 37) (38) (39 - 40) (41 - 42) (43) 1. Yes Adult 4 2. No 9.DK/NR (44) (45 - 46) (47) (48 - 49) (50 - 51) (52) 24. IF MARRIED: How many years are you married (to your current spouse)? ____ (19___ ___ ) (53 - 54) Jewish Education í EACH ADULT BORN JEWISH IF YES RECORD “NO” 25. Now, as a child, did 26. Did you receive 27. Did you attend an FOR ADULTS NOT you attend a Jewish sleep any formal Jewish afternoon or Sunday school BORN JEWISH away camp that held education as a child? or a Jewish day school? religious services or had significant Jewish And your_____? And your _____? content? And your ______? 1. Yes 1. Yes 6666666 1. Day School Respondent 2. No 2. Afternoon or Sunday school 2. No 9. DK/NR (55) 3. Israeli/tutor 9. DK/NR (56) 9. DK/NR (57) 1. Yes 1.Yes 6666666 1. Day School Adult 2 2. No 2. Afternoon or Sunday school 2. No 9. DK/NR (58) 3. Israeli/tutor 9. DK/NR (59) 9. DK/NR (60) 1. Yes 1.Yes 6666666 1. Day School Adult 3 2. No 2. Afternoon or Sunday school 2. No 9. DK/NR (61) 3. Israeli/tutor 9. DK/NR (62) 9. DK/NR (63) 1. Yes 1.Yes 6666666 1. Day School Adult 4 2. No 2. Afternoon or Sunday school 2. No 9. DK/NR (64) 3. Israeli/tutor 9. DK/NR (66) 9. DK/NR (65) EACH CHILD AGE 5-17 IF CHILD IN JEWISH ED î 28. Has your _____ ever 29. Does your _____ go to day school or been enrolled in any type of an afternoon or Sunday school? formal Jewish education? And your ________? And your ________? 1. Yes 666666 1. Day School 2. Afternoon or Sunday school Child 1 2. No 9. DK/NR (2) 9. DK/NR (1) 1.Yes 6666666 1. Day School 2. Afternoon or Sunday school Child 2 2. No 9. DK/NR (4) 9. DK/NR (3) 1.Yes 6666666 1. Day School 2. Afternoon or Sunday school Child 3 2. No 9. DK/NR (6) 9. DK/NR (5) 1.Yes 6666666 1. Day School 2. Afternoon or Sunday school Child 4 2. No 9. DK/NR (8) 9. DK/NR (7) Religious Attitudes And Practices î 30. How important would you say that being Jewish is in your life? (9) 1. Very important 2. Somewhat important 3. Not very important, or 4. Not at all important 9.
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