124, 125, 126 A4. Sometimes people think about other groups of people in

               A4. Sometimes people think about other groups of people in
      124          society when they think about their own economic well-
      125          being, people who are being helped or hurt by economic
      126          conditions.

                   When it comes to economic matters, what groups of people
                   do YOU feel close to?
                   (IF R DOESN'T KNOW WHAT WE MEAN BY "GROUPS": Some
                   people have mentioned farmers, the elderly, teachers,
                   blacks, and union members.)

                    100. Women
                    110. Disadvantaged women; unmarried mothers, single
      ____               women caring for parents
     |Make|         120. Women on welfare;
     |card|---------190. Other references to women
     |____|
                    200. Blacks
                    210. Middle class blacks
      ____          220. Working class blacks
     |Make|
     |card|---------290. Other references to Blacks
     |____|
                    300. Elderly (Senior Citizens)
                    310. Retired
      ____          320. People on fixed income









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     |Make|
     |card|---------390. Other references to the elderly
     |____|         400. The Poor
                    401. Employment; number of people working who have jobs
                    405. Lower class
                    410. Working class people; blue collar workers
                    411. Factory workers
                    415. Low(er) income
                    420. People on welfare
                    430. Labor unionists
                    440. Manual workers in dangerous occupations, e.g.
                         policemen, firemen, miners, seaman
                    480. Unemployed
      ____          485. People hurt by economic conditions, people who are
     |Make|              struggling
     |card|---------490. Other references to the poor, working class people
     |____|         500. Middle class (including upper middle and lower
                         middle)
                    502. Middle class whites
                    504. Middle class white collar
                    505. Middle income
      ____          510. The Silent Majority
     |Make|         515. Average people, Average American
     |card|---------590. Other references to middle class
     |____|
                    600. The Rich
                    605. People who are better off; people ahead of
                         the economy
                    610. Speculators, capitalists, entrepreneurs
                    620. Professionals, e.g., doctors, nurses, lawyers
                    621. Young professionals
                    625. White collar workers
                    628. People in technical occupations
                    630. Teachers
                    638. Business people--NA type
                    640. Small business, retail business, real estate

                    650. Civil servants, bureaucrats
                    655. Military, people in the military
                    660. Administrators, directors, managers
      _________     670. Farmers, ranchers
     |Make card|----690. Other reference to specific occupation/industry
     |_________|    695. People I work with
                    696. People who work hard for a living

                    700. Young people
                    701. Children, children in need
                    704. Young married couples; young couples getting started
                    706. People with families
                    707. Family
                    708. Single parents









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                    710. Middle aged people
                    712. People my age
                    720. The clergy, the church
                    723. Church people, church groups
                    725. Friends
                    726. Student, college students recent college graduate
                    727. Educated people
                    728. Uneducated people
                    730. Politicians
                    740. Entertainers; athletes, movie stars, media stars
                    800. Minorities, nothing specific
                    805. Specific nationality (not american)
                    810. Hispanics
                    820. Mentally handicapped; disabled
      ____          850. Immigrants, refugees
     |Make|---------890. Other references to minorities
     |Card|         895. Refer to where R lives (i.e., urban dwellers,
     |____|              suburbanites

      ____          900. Whites
     |Make|         997. Other
     |card|
     |____|___
     |0 in    |-----998. DK (124 only)
     |125-134 |-----999. NA (124 only)
     |5 in 135|
     |________|-----000. No groups mentionned (124); no further
                         mention (125,126)