When the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) collected the data from respondents to the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG), those respondents were promised that the information they provided would be held “strictly confidential.” The NCHS is legally required to keep that promise. Male respondent file (2002MaleRespSetup.sps).
Female respondent file (2002FemRespSetup.sps).Current Insurance Variable, SAS Data File (c6_curr_ins.sas7bdat).Current Insurance Variable, ASCII Data File (2002curr_ins.dat).Household Variable - parent type, SAS Data File (hhpartypnew.sas7bdat).Household Variable - parent type, ASCII Data File (HHPARTYPNEWASC.DAT).Household Variables, ASCII Data File (2002 HHvars.dat).Male Respondent Data File (2002Male.dat).Female Pregnancy Data File (2002FemPreg.dat).Female Respondent Data File (2002FemResp.dat).Description of the two questionnaire formats.Logistic regression for the probability of strongly agreeing that "a young couple should not live together unless they are married" by age, gender, race and Hispanic origin, and education (combined male/female files) Percent of males and females who strongly agree that "a young couple should not live together unless they are married" by gender and age (combined male/female files) Percent of males 20-44 years of age who have ever fathered a child, by race and Hispanic origin Percent of male and female teenagers 15-19 years of age who have ever had sex, by gender and race and Hispanic origin (combined male/female files Percent distribution of pregnancies by wantedness status, by race and Hispanic origin, and age at pregnancy outcome Linear regression of PARITY on age, race and Hispanic origin, and education for women 20-44 years of age [PDF - 419 KB) Mean numbers of children ever born (PARITY), by race and Hispanic origin for women 20-44 years of age Total number of women using the oral contraceptive pill by age
Percent of women using the oral contraceptive pill by age If you have any questions about any of these examples, please e-mail the NSFG staff at Variance Estimation: These examples are intended to cover many of the common types of variance estimation you may do in your analyses.
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Household Variable - parent type Įach of the PDF files below provides programs and output in SAS, SUDAAN, STATA, and WesVar for nine examples of variance estimation.Household Variables, User's Guide & Codebook.Notes for Users: new and revised variables.If emailing please type 508 Accommodation PR#9342 without quotes in the subject line of the email. Persons with disabilities experiencing problems accessing this page should contact CDC-INFO at 80 or the TTY number at (888) 232-6348 and ask for a 508 Accommodation PR#9342.
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