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• catalog abstract "The datasets described below are part of an ongoing data collection effort in which The New York Times and CBS News are equal partners. The common substantive denominator in the surveys is a continuing evaluation of the Reagan presidency, but each data collection has other questions of topical relevance or pertaining to broader social issues, such as childrearing or victimization. These national surveys are administered by telephone to a respondent selected from eligible household members. Part 1: January 1981. 1,512 respondents were asked for their views on Reagan's likely performance as President in economic and foreign affairs, about the release from Iran of the hostages, and for their views on the federal budget, including for which programs funding should be decreased or increased. Questions about busing for school integration were also included. Part 2: April 1981. 1,439 respondents were asked how Reagan has been performing and is likely to perform in economic and foreign affairs. There were questions about the tax cut, the federal budget, and on women's rights, El Salvador, Poland, handguns, and Japanese cars. Part 3: June 1981. 1,433 respondents were asked to evaluate Reagan's performance as President, also about their general life satisfaction, their confidence in government institutions, their views on crime, about their vote (turnout) in 1980, about social security revisions, and also about various topical issues in foreign affairs, e.g., military rule in Poland. Part 4: June 1981, Social Security. 1,467 respondents gave their views on the social security system and how proposed changes affected them. Respondents were also queried for their views on childrearing, how juvenile crime should be punished, and who should have custody of children in divorce situations. Part 5: September 1981. 1,479 respondents evaluated Reagan's performance in economic and foreign affairs, and also gave their views on environment issues and on various economic proposals, including the tax cut.".
• catalog alternative "New York times.".
• catalog contributor b3301054.
• catalog contributor b3301055.
• catalog coverage "United States Economic policy 1981-1993 Public opinion.".
• catalog coverage "United States Foreign relations 1981- Public opinion.".
• catalog coverage "United States Politics and government 1981- Public opinion.".
• catalog coverage "United States Social conditions 1980- Public opinion.".
• catalog created "[1983?]".
• catalog date "1983".
• catalog date "[1983?]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1983?]".
• catalog description "All of the files are available in OSIRIS and card-image format.".
• catalog description "Part 1: 1,512 respondents; Part 2: 1,439 respondents; Part 3: 1,433 resondents; Part 4: 1,467 respondents; Part 5: 1,479 resondents; all files have 3 cards per case.".
• catalog description "Part 3: June 1981. 1,433 respondents were asked to evaluate Reagan's performance as President, also about their general life satisfaction, their confidence in government institutions, their views on crime, about their vote (turnout) in 1980, about social security revisions, and also about various topical issues in foreign affairs, e.g., military rule in Poland. Part 4: June 1981, Social Security. 1,467 respondents gave their views on the social security system and how proposed changes affected them. Respondents were also queried for their views on childrearing, how juvenile crime should be punished, and who should have custody of children in divorce situations. Part 5: September 1981. 1,479 respondents evaluated Reagan's performance in economic and foreign affairs, and also gave their views on environment issues and on various economic proposals, including the tax cut.".
• catalog description "The datasets described below are part of an ongoing data collection effort in which The New York Times and CBS News are equal partners. The common substantive denominator in the surveys is a continuing evaluation of the Reagan presidency, but each data collection has other questions of topical relevance or pertaining to broader social issues, such as childrearing or victimization. These national surveys are administered by telephone to a respondent selected from eligible household members. Part 1: January 1981. 1,512 respondents were asked for their views on Reagan's likely performance as President in economic and foreign affairs, about the release from Iran of the hostages, and for their views on the federal budget, including for which programs funding should be decreased or increased. Questions about busing for school integration were also included. Part 2: April 1981. 1,439 respondents were asked how Reagan has been performing and is likely to perform in economic and foreign affairs. There were questions about the tax cut, the federal budget, and on women's rights, El Salvador, Poland, handguns, and Japanese cars.".
• catalog description "United States.".
• catalog extent "data file ( logical records) +".
• catalog isPartOf "ICPSR (Series) ; 7991.".
• catalog isPartOf "ICPSR ; 7991".
• catalog issued "1983".
• catalog issued "[1983?]".
• catalog language "und".
• catalog publisher "Ann Arbor, Mich. : Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor],".
• catalog requires "All of the files are available in OSIRIS and card-image format.".
• catalog spatial "United States Economic policy 1981-1993 Public opinion.".
• catalog spatial "United States Foreign relations 1981- Public opinion.".
• catalog spatial "United States Politics and government 1981- Public opinion.".
• catalog spatial "United States Social conditions 1980- Public opinion.".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "Public opinion United States.".
• catalog subject "XIV. Mass Political Behavior and Attitudes. C. Public Opinion on Political Matters. 1. United States.".
• catalog title "CBS News/The New York Times national surveys, 1981 [computer file] / principal investigators, CBS News/The New York Times.".